Making Beasts of Men: Why are Two High-Profile Political Assassins Tied to the Furry Fetish?
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Summary
Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crookes has disturbing furry fetishes. President Trump is now urging House Republicans to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is pushing back after former Fox News host Tucker Carlson accuses the FBI of lying about the gunman who tried to assassinate President Donald Trump in July 2024.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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We may be having some discussions with Maduro, and we'll see how that turns out.
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It comes amid a massive U.S. military buildup in the region.
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The world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald Ford, arriving in the Caribbean over the weekend.
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This powerful image showing it with three destroyers in tow, a B-52 bomber, and multiple fighter jets flying overhead.
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15,000 military forces now operating in the Caribbean, the largest American presence in decades.
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Part of a mission dubbed Operation Southern Spear.
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Operation Home for the Holidays, rescuing 122 kids in what is being called the largest child recovery operation in U.S. history.
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Here in Florida, our prosecutors, if you hurt our kids, we will go after you to the absolute fullest.
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We will lock you up for as long as possible, and where eligible, we will seek the death penalty.
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President Trump is now urging House Republicans to vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, writing, quote, we have nothing to hide.
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They're using Jeffrey Epstein as a deflection from the tremendous success that we're having.
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There are a lot of other people who are involved who have to be held accountable.
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President Trump has directed a Justice Department probe into Epstein's ties to top Democrats, including former President Bill Clinton and major banks,
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after a House panel released more than 20,000 documents from the estate of the deceased sex offender,
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whom the president previously said he cut ties with years ago.
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Both Trump and Clinton have denied knowing of Epstein's crimes.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is pushing back after former Fox News host Tucker Carlson accused the Bureau of lying about the gunman
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who tried to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump in July 2024.
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Carlson suggested that the FBI hid evidence of Thomas Matthew Crookes' online activity.
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The FBI replied directly, saying it never stated that Crookes had no online footprint at all.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
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We're figuring out the latest on political violence in America.
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Folks, massive, massive story out both this weekend, starting with the Tucker Carlson show,
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and then this morning, incredible piece by Miranda Devine in the New York Post regarding the secrets of Trump's killer.
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And what we find here is a social media footprint that was not released to the public,
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that did not come out to the public, that was not made at the time to anyone.
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And if you go and look at the Daily Mail, their headline here that they pulled, it very clear.
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Trump shooter Thomas Crookes disturbing trans furry fetishes revealed.
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Well, all last week we talked about the potential furry fetishes,
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or what we know of, the furry fetishes of Tyler Robinson,
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the man who's alleged to be the killer of Charlie Kirk.
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Trump's would-be assassin appears to have used they-them pronouns on a website known for hosting pornographic furry material,
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linked to various accounts on a website called DeviantArt.
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The website hosts sexually explicit images of furries, human-like animal characters.
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The accounts linked to crooks, used they-them pronouns used by the trans community,
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and his activity suggests a high interest in cartoon characters with ripped male physiques and female heads.
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we have to talk about this and we have to be serious.
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How is it possible that two now, two of the most high-profile assassinations,
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less than 18 months of each other, about one year of each other,
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Prooks' fixation on hybrid male-female body art
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It's no surprise that they're both interested in furries.
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It's just a further derailment of their concept of humanity.
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This dovetails with treating the special human gift of language as dangerous,
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believing that those who express disagreement threaten their existence.
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The entire mentality erodes respect for human life,
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creates irrational fear of ideological opponents,
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and leaves them unwilling or unable to use words to navigate differences.
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You guys can go get that at humanevents.com right now, today,
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trying to understand how we got to this moment.
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and their demonization and disposition in this country
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is driving towards more and more extreme sexual behavior,
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And that's why I partnered with our newest show sponsor,
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otherwise deviant behavior or an anti-social behavior.
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You have these kids who are promising and bright,
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yet the opportunities aren't available to them.
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research in the field of interpersonal violence
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But you can't really change, you certainly can't
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Again, this is from Cambridge University 20 years
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We're documenting the heightened propensity for
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violence in people who exhibit these behaviors.
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Yes, this comes back to the Unhumans template that
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we've talked about in the book and in our works and
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Over the last 250 years, what left-wing organizers
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and agitators, whether they're forming an actual
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communist movement or they want to trigger people
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to engage in far left-wing revolutionary violence,
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like what we've seen in the past few weeks, months, and
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years, they will, to quote Steve Saylor, they will build a
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And whether it's 18th century France or Haiti, or it's
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late 19th century, early 20th century Imperial Russia, or
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it's mid-late 20th century Cambodia, or it's the 2020s on
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You'll find left-wing suggestions, to use a word from hypnosis,
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suggesting the names of individuals that they hate oh so much.
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Suggesting, wouldn't it be awful if something bad happened to them?
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So it's ubiquitous now, this antisocial behavior in times past.
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And this is how the communist revolutionary model has changed via
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transportation, telecommunications, and the internet now.
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We have, and we hypothesize this in the book, we have witnessed an
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irregular communist revolution since the 1950s in the United States,
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where it's been happening on simmer, so to speak, just below the level of
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So institutions have been infiltrated, groups, forums, communities.
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Anything that can have a left-wing agitator in it, unfortunately, does at this
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And it's even in many churches, as good patriotic Americans are realizing
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And it's just so much to look at, so many questions that we have to figure out.
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But at the same time, I'm just going to keep bringing it back.
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And I want to talk about this when we get to our next segment, but I keep
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Because when economic conditions are positive, you just don't see this type of
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It is economic conditions that drive this behavior.
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Immigration, of course, is a downward pressure on economic conditions for
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middle-class or working-class societies throughout this country.
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The deviant sexual behavior, the violent tendencies associated with that, and the
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downwardly mobile white men, specifically young white men, who went through the
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COVID experience, and then we're told on the other end that, what do you get?
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Apparently, some of these cases, it drove them to kill them.
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And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
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And we're going to turn it around and make our country great to get to you.
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Jack, we're back live here at Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
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We're going through these disturbing similarities, eerie similarities between Thomas Matthew Crooks'
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online social media footprint, as well as Tyler Robinson's, from what we knew, the furry
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overlap, the furry behavior, the fact that each of these individuals seem to be involved
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in some way, in some strange way, with this behavior.
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Joshua, you and I wrote the—and Joshua, I'm going to have to say it, man.
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I think we need to start working on second editions.
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We should at least get audiobooks and e-books out as soon as we can.
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Some of the initial, let's say, critical review of Unhumans specifically was that it was extreme
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and hyperbolic, and now those same people are apologizing to us and saying this content,
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it turns out, was—it wasn't extreme and hyperbolic.
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Yeah, well, you have—Steve Bannon goes to jail the week the book came out.
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Then 10 days after the book came out, Donald Trump gets shot at a political rally.
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And then about a year, year and change after, Charlie Kirk gets assassinated at a rally in Utah.
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And then they come back and they say—oh, and we also had the Luigi Mangione experience,
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which happened in New York City, followed up by the election of Zora Mamdani,
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who wins an election in New York City predicated on what?
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A coalition of the fringes and economic conditions.
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Joshua, you know, it's almost like—it's almost like—it's almost like this is what they do.
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And this is where, when we think about, okay, what can be done about this?
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What ought to be done short, medium, long term?
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This is where we will—at least I—I will part with our libertarian friends,
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A nationalist is somebody who believes that we are a nation, populist, of people.
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I'm borrowing Steve Bannon's own language of nationalist populism.
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And in a paternal sense, we've got to take care of these citizens.
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And letting everyone fend for themselves, so to speak, that's not going to cut it.
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Because when that happens, you get antisocial behaviors, you get digital sexuality,
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you get people taking pot shots from the roof at public figures,
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because in their personal lives, the outlook is not so great.
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You head that off with maximizing of economic opportunities for our own citizenry,
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our young people, in middle America, in B-tier and C-tier and below cities,
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having policies of hope, putting citizens first.
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And that's why I appreciate that era's tariffs coming back under Donald J. Trump.
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What we don't need are more H-1Bs and immigrants first type of policy in this country.
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And the irony is, left-wing and right-wing economic populism rhymes a little bit.
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From the perspective on race, and generally speaking, the left is all but officially anti-white,
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well, we would say to them, okay, you say, you know, those white people are so awful.
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Yeah, but white people are the vast majority of the country.
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Do you want the vast majority of male white people to be a personal threat to you,
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that anyone could develop a fetish and pop off?
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No, you do not want to live in that kind of society.
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And then to the right, we want to say to the right,
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do you want to live in a society where that same thing can happen?
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Because that kid, despite having an IQ of whatever, basically well into the three digits,
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they can't find a viable economic path for themselves to have whatever the 21st century
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For most people, it's not the white picket fence and the townhome and the two and a half kids
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And yet there is a dream in the heart of every American.
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And if there is not a path to achieve that success,
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they will achieve success on a very different path to a very different destination.
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And oftentimes that destination is Utah Valley University or Butler, Pennsylvania.
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And there's a lot of people who want to say, you know, that, oh, it's all just the Internet.
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But I actually would argue back and say that it's the, yes, the Internet can present these ideas,
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but there's also, ideas have virality and have an ability to transmit themselves throughout every society.
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And when we wrote on humans, 1790s France, there was no Internet, there was no Discord servers,
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there were no video games, but there were these ideas.
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And I was about to say, by the way, that the transcendent writers perhaps could be the trans writers of their time,
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And so you've taken this, and the same with like Maoist China or Tsarist Russia.
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Whatever fills that break is, you know, it doesn't necessarily matter as much.
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And so what you need is to create the conditions for a stable society.
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You keep your stable society going, or the brain rot, if through whatever vector, will come in and will penetrate.
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Because if you don't provide that off-ramp for people.
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And so I did, you know, sit down with Fox and Friends on Sunday morning, and this is what I talked about.
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I said, guys, it's not just the GDP in the stock market.
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You have to look at the economic conditions of the people.
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I care a lot more about the people of this country care a lot more about the turkey that's going to be on their table than they do about the turkey that's 5,000 miles away.
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And also the stock price of Tyson Foods, let's say.
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Or Morningstar, although they're part of Tyson.
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The sort of abstractions, well, the economic is blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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No, we have become one nation under GDP, and we got exactly what we bargained for, unfortunately,
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where the economy from the perspective of shareholders and the asset-owning elite, those became it.
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The kind of economy I want is where a family can go on family vacation, whether it's on the holidays or in the summertime.
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They can go to a nice restaurant, the husband, the wife, the two or three kids.
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They can go to a nice restaurant, and without stress, they can pull up the menu, order as they please, and not fret over the prices of the items on the menu, much less the cost of the vacation for the family.
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And by the way, another country that didn't have the internet, Weimar, Germany.
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And so when we look at all of the, we know what the Weimar, Germany had, a ton of sexual degeneracy.
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The way forward is when you have economic stability, when you have an economic path forward for the people, they're not interested in the fake stuff.
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And you, dear listener, whether you're in the White House or you're in the Big House or whether you're in the Capitol or wherever you're just, or if you're just out there mowing the lawn today or raking leaves, getting ready for Thanksgiving, we must create a stable society for the next generation where they will rise up and kill us all.
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So, economy and immigration, economy and immigration, economy and immigration.
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This is the past, the present, and the future of the right.
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These are the issues that the right can win on.
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Not these time-wasting ethnic grievance, let's say, detours where there's infighting or who had who and what podcast and who said what kind of teeny bopper high school caddy games.
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What is it going to take to get the price of turkey down?
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Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.