00:01:48.000They were loaded up with nuclear dust.
00:01:50.660They were two weeks away from having a nuclear weapon.
00:01:54.280Actor Russell Brand, just moments ago, sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others.
00:02:03.780A jury found him guilty of these crimes, which date back some 22 years.
00:04:16.720Another one reached out later. And I saw conservatives immediately jumping to his defense on free speech ground, saying, oh, well, this is just a joke.
00:04:26.400Oh, this is just, you know, it's just comedy, Jack. You just have to relax. It's probably out of context.
00:04:31.660There was no context. The context was he was celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
00:04:37.240That was the context. You know why it's a little bit different from George Floyd?
00:04:40.500I'll tell you why it's different from George Floyd, because George Floyd was not a political activist going out into the public square, participating in free speech and civil liberties and going out and defending those with his life.
00:04:55.180You should never have to take your life in your hands to have a conversation in the United States of America.
00:05:00.980That is the First Amendment. That is our freedom of speech.
00:05:03.880and for Dave Chappelle to go up there and celebrate political violence. It crosses a line
00:05:10.580that should never be crossed. Because once you cross that line, it takes us from the place we're
00:05:16.620in now with the system we have now. We have laws. We have mutual respect. We have freedom of speech.
00:05:23.860We have justice. We have a system of justice. But that is mob justice, what he is supporting.
00:05:29.780He wants mob justice. He wants literal blood on college campuses.
00:05:36.280The kind of blood on the streets that we got with Luigi Maggioni.
00:05:39.640Do you understand? And he's bending the woke, the knee to the woke mob.
00:05:43.740Why is he doing that? Because they came after him years ago and they ran up on stage.
00:05:50.000Because they were upset about his comments about the trans community and trans violence.
00:05:54.440And so, even though Charlie defended Dave Chappelle, we all defended Dave Chappelle back when that happened.0.99
00:06:01.400But here's what Chappelle does, that sniveling little coward.0.98
00:06:04.360He says, don't come for me, go after them.0.99
00:06:07.740Don't come for me, Dave Chappelle, I'm one of the good ones, go after them.
00:06:12.160We get Turning Point students that are on campuses every single day.
00:06:18.520We have people who are participating and pick up the mic.
00:06:20.640We have AmFest that's coming up in just a couple of weeks in December.
00:06:24.440all of these things that are going on.
00:06:26.300And Dave Chappelle says it makes him happy.
00:06:29.060It makes him happy when conservative blood is spilled on the ground.
00:06:34.760That's what makes Dave Chappelle happy.0.96
00:06:36.360Do you understand the anti-white, anti-Christian, anti-male insanity that we are up against in this country?
00:06:44.920You can never allow the pacification and the normalization of political violence or you will get civil war.
00:06:51.540do you understand that only ends in more violence and more bloodshed
00:06:56.700and apparently that makes dave chappelle happy i wonder if ticketmaster
00:07:03.860and netflix are on board with him i'd love to find out
00:07:07.560where's jack where's jack where is he jack i want to see you
00:07:27.360great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always
00:07:34.840talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting
00:07:39.800policies. All right, folks, Jack Posobiec. We are back live here. Human Events Daily Real America's
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00:09:04.560they treated our family folks won't be serious about this dave chappelle is out there celebrating
00:09:11.740a school shooting remember how maryland manson was treated after it came out and it wasn't even
00:09:17.940like completely substantiated that the columbine murderers the columbine shooters were were listening
00:09:23.000to Manson music or something. He lost his entire career over it for a decade, maybe even more.
00:09:29.360But imagine if Manson had come out and actually said that he felt happy when he saw the Columbine
00:09:34.780shooting. Imagine if someone came out and said that they were happy when they saw the Uvalde
00:09:38.620shooting or Sandy Hook or any of these things. No one ever says something like that. But Dave
00:09:43.080Chappelle says that he's totally happy with the UVU college shooting. He says he's happy about it
00:09:48.900and people laugh and they cheer. Why? Because people in this country have been primed and
00:09:54.100programmed to hate. They have been primed and programmed to hate, and there is a specific
00:09:58.980profile. I can walk you through it. White Christian straight males. If you are a white
00:10:04.520Christian straight male, then you're the target. You're the profile. You're Mangione's target,1.00
00:10:13.300brian thompson white christian straight male donald trump elon musk see how they all fit a
00:10:20.160certain profile and yes that includes harley kirk what if we're going jonathan alpert now because
00:10:28.000he is a psychoanalyst he's written about these things he's written an incredible book called
00:10:32.340therapy nation talking about all this jonathan i i hate that we always have to bring you on in
00:10:37.920these circumstances, but unfortunately, these are the times with which we live. We just saw a video
00:10:43.740of an entire crowd at Madison Square Garden laughing and cheering about the death of,
00:10:52.960yes, it was someone who was my friend, but also someone who was a young man, a father, husband.
00:10:58.140And we have a celebrity who doesn't seem to think that it's any problem whatsoever to celebrate
00:11:04.840that university shooting. Jonathan, how can this possibly be modern-day America?
00:11:11.880And not only does he not think it's a problem, he actually thought it would be funny,
00:11:15.900and that's troubling and concerning. And when we looked at the audience reaction,
00:11:20.680people actually did laugh. So I think that speaks to your earlier point there.
00:11:25.780With normalized hatred, with normalized killing and murder, and when we're at the point of
00:11:33.500of normalizing such behavior, our society is in real trouble. And honestly, I don't know how
00:11:39.360Chappelle even fills up Madison Square Garden. I mean, he's a bit of a washed up comedian anyhow.
00:11:44.520So I don't know how he does it, but clearly he has an audience and I don't know if they were
00:11:50.760feeling uncomfortable with the joke or actually found it funny, but it's, it does speak to our
00:11:55.880society and where we're at. Well, and actually I want to, so I've done a bunch of reporting on this
00:12:01.640and i spoke to people who were in the crowd and uh multiple individuals who were there at madison
00:12:08.680square garden just friends of mine who happened to be there that night and as well as um remembering
00:12:15.200i i've gone to dave chappelle shows myself in the past and he has a habit sometimes and i just
00:12:20.720remember this of not necessarily telling jokes he just sort of gets up on stage and rambles
00:12:25.780and when I asked people was so was this a joke was this the setup that there was going to be
00:12:32.480some punch line where he was making fun of himself or some way of you know coming out of it they said
00:12:37.620no they said it was almost sort of an aside where he just said oh uh you know Charlie Kirk and you
00:12:45.360know obviously he said what he said and that he was happy that he had been murdered almost as if
00:12:52.340it was sort of an aside to another you know punch line that he was setting up later had nothing to
00:12:57.180do with the joke and it was not taken out of context and so what what we see now is that
00:13:02.880we've gotten to a place where and you see this a lot in comedy you see this in a lot a lot in media
00:13:07.620where i noticed um some point along the way maybe the 2000s i'm not sure exactly comedy became
00:13:15.460and i always go back to saying this started with john stewart i've said this for years
00:13:19.560on The Daily Show, maybe not him, but perhaps most notably with him, where instead of
00:13:26.000having a TV show where he just made fun of politicians, it was, I'm a liberal and we're
00:13:32.180making fun, we are the good people making fun of the bad people. And he made that split.
00:13:38.200What exactly is that shift in media where rather than look at politics as sort of an event that
00:13:45.520goes on, but rather the something that we participate in almost the same way that people
00:13:49.700would participate in, in sports, you know, you know, I'm, I'm from Philadelphia, so I'm an Eagles
00:13:55.120fan. And, you know, these guys are Giants fans, et cetera. When did this shift occur?
00:14:01.580Yeah. And I think what you're speaking to is how politics has become a bit of a religion to some
00:14:06.140people and we're coming up on the holiday season. And I see a lot of it in my practice where
00:14:11.280there's a lot of estrangement. Family members won't invite other people to their holiday
00:14:16.740gathering just because of the way that the person voted. So it's overtaken just good traditional
00:14:23.800family values. People are putting more weight on their hatred towards a political figure,
00:14:30.100whether it's Donald Trump or Charlie Kirk or any conservative or liberal person on TV.
00:14:37.500They're putting way too much weight on that.
00:14:39.760And we need to get back to a place where there can be unity.
00:14:43.580I mean, we just came off of the midterms.
00:14:45.720I think it's clear that the Democrats won.
00:14:49.760And instead of endless impeachments, I think we need to get back to a place where we're
00:14:55.980actually serving people and trying to improve our society and our culture.
00:15:01.220But I'm afraid it's become very inflamed.
00:15:03.860some of the comments that I've heard from politicians in the past several days would
00:15:07.500suggest that they're going to fight and continue to fight. And we'll probably see
00:15:12.040just impeachment after impeachment. Well, and in fact, we're seeing one today.
00:15:17.000The Democrats are already working with a couple of rogue Republicans, I guess you could say,
00:15:21.500to impeach Pete Hegseth, the secretary of war. And I believe that's happening as we go on. But
00:15:26.620I want to go into this on a personal level for something you just said that was so interesting
00:15:30.460me. For these people who view politics as a religion, as opposed to something that is done
00:15:37.760in the name of good governance, why is it that they seek to fill this void in their lives with
00:15:44.100religion? And can it be dangerous when people turn politics into a religion?
00:15:49.720Well, absolutely. It is dangerous. And we've seen the results of that. If you look at what people
00:15:53.960kill over and fight wars over. It's religion, it's money, it's land. So it fits right into that
00:16:01.880description. But yeah, no, it's a very dangerous place that we've gotten to. And again, just to
00:16:10.220mention the holiday season, people are cutting people off because of the way that they voted.
00:16:15.000And I think one of the reasons is they've lost touch with what should be important in life,
00:16:20.540whether that's family, friends, significant others, their careers, hobbies, interests,
00:16:26.780they've replaced all that with hatred. And you mentioned Luigi Mangione. He's a great example
00:16:32.640of grievance culture. And you and I have talked a lot about that. His hatred for the insurance
00:16:39.120industry was so great that he thought it was his right. And he thought he could just take out this
00:16:44.680innocent person, a father, a spouse. He thought he could just take him out. And we've seen how
00:16:51.860the public has reacted to that. He has his fan base. But it's interesting that with Luigi,
00:16:57.560he eventually did admit to the murder. So that didn't really hold up too well in court for him.
00:17:04.140No, it didn't. And in fact, his cousin apparently just won a count of commission seat in Baltimore
00:17:10.120County. But although I've passed the headline and I do think the name probably name ID in politics
00:17:17.320is extremely important, especially at the local level. However, I think under the hood, people
00:17:21.960should look a little bit more into that because apparently his cousin is actually a Republican
00:17:25.420and was running on an anti-crime message. I don't know if he ever referenced the activities and the
00:17:31.460actions of his cousin in terms of this, but certainly an interesting twist there that perhaps
00:17:36.340You've got someone who actually does see the right side of things. And maybe, who knows, maybe those actions were something that motivated him to actually want to run for office to do the right thing, as opposed to what his family had become associated with.
00:17:52.480But Jonathan, when people turn this contest of political ideologies into something beyond just a role or a fight for good governance, when they turn it into something where they've made it their identity, I am a liberal, I am a leftist, and to be against, and which is interesting because, and we're actually coming up on the break, but this is something I've noticed in my own work trying to just properly understand what exactly it is we're dealing with.
00:18:22.480It almost feels as though they don't. But if you ever ask them about this, they will say it's not political. They'll say, I'm just doing the right thing. I'm just on the right side of history. I'm a progressive. This isn't about right versus left. This is about right versus wrong.
00:18:39.860And to me, and I'll ask you this, we're up on a hard break, but I want to ask you this when we get back. How dangerous does it become then if you become solely committed to thinking that your way is the only way possible forward, and then you see other people out there who are against it, and other people cheering you on, if you go pick up a rifle, you shoot them on a college campus.
00:19:06.060Jack Posovic, right back, Human Events Daily.
00:19:09.860you know they talk about influences these are influences
00:19:22.960and uh they're friends of mine jack or something where's jack jack he's done a great job
00:19:31.220All right, folks, Jeff Sobek back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
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00:20:58.580Folks, we are on with Jonathan Alpert. And again, I'm just going to reiterate this.
00:21:04.640Dave Chappelle said that the UVU shooting made him happy. And the New York City crowd at Madison
00:21:11.720Square Garden cheered. If you don't understand how this is different than some joke, you have
00:21:17.240no idea what time it is. Jonathan, I want to bring you on here and run with Jonathan Albury.
00:21:23.380He's a psychotherapist. He's an author of Therapy Nation. And Jonathan, one thing that's
00:21:28.420interesting, though, is when we talk to people and say, oh, we shouldn't divide them over their
00:21:31.760political interests. What's interesting, though, is that the leftist will never admit that they
00:21:37.520have political interests. In fact, they seem to say something along the lines of, well, I don't
00:21:42.320believe that these are political differences. I just believe that I'm doing the right thing.
00:21:47.700This is my identity. This is who I am. This is what it's all about. And you guys are against
00:21:52.660history. You guys are wrong. You guys are on the wrong side of history. What is that mechanism
00:22:01.520that doesn't allow them to separate their political decisions from just their identity
00:22:07.880and who they are. Well, I think you see like very rigid thinking. You're either with me or
00:22:15.200you're evil if you're not. So you either believe what I believe or you're on the wrong side of
00:22:20.460history. You're evil. I see it a lot with people who maybe vote Republican because they believe in1.00
00:22:26.680smaller government, but they don't support everything on the Republican platform. And
00:22:31.800people in their lives will write them off as being evil
00:22:36.740or go down the whole path of Trump as Hitler,0.51
00:22:43.260They can't see the complexities of politics
00:22:46.600and understand that some issues are really important
00:22:49.740to people within a certain platform and some aren't.
00:22:53.760And sometimes people just vote on a single issue.
00:22:56.860But in the mind of a lot of these extreme liberals,
00:23:00.920it's a very narrow view and they're at the point where they're willing to write off half the
00:23:06.400country or at least people in their own lives just because of the way that they vote it. And
00:23:11.440I do hope that we get back to some level of normalcy on the left where they're not
00:23:16.940feeling so strongly or passionate about it to the point where they're thinking like this.
00:23:23.260No, I couldn't agree more. I want to ask you as well about, and if I'm wrong, please be the first
00:23:29.500to tell me, but I have this theory, and it's a theory that I wrote a book about, and we
00:23:37.660said, I'm going to pull it actually up, up the quote here on this, we said, for as long
00:23:43.140as there have been beauty and truth, love and life, there have also been ugly liars
00:23:47.840who hate and kill, and we said that in 2024.
00:23:52.580Now, this is what my contention is with a lot of these people, that they would not be
00:23:58.100cheering on the murder of Charlie Kirk, the murder of Brian Thompson by Luigi Maggioni,
00:24:04.080or calling for the murder of Donald Trump, Elon Musk, or others, if they did not fit that profile
00:24:10.460that I was just talking about, about sort of this one unprotected group, if you will, in the United
00:24:17.100States where it's considered okay to target them, persecute them, and in some cases even murder them.0.96
00:24:23.740And that typically is heterosexual white males. And we see this profile over and over. You think0.96
00:24:31.960I'm on something there. I do. And, you know, so many times I've heard, and I'm sure you've heard
00:24:38.060people will describe things and offer a disclaimer. I know I'm saying this as a white man. You don't
00:24:44.040need to offer that disclaimer. You're saying that as a person. Oh my gosh. Yes, exactly. Exactly.
00:24:48.780they always do this yeah yeah and it's just i'm sorry you just i totally proven my point there
00:24:54.940that that they even feel internally that there's this pressure against them and that they they
00:25:01.900they're they what they're telling you is to the revolutionaries sorry i know i'm cutting off but
00:25:06.220what they're telling you is that they are class traitors to their own class incredible what you
00:25:14.540just said is brilliant what you said absolutely right and i think people would describe that as
00:25:17.740white guilt and we've seen that play out to the point of you know people identifying with uh with
00:25:24.060evil people uh or i think the term is probably suicidal empathy nowadays but just identifying
00:25:31.420with uh with bad people evil people just because they feel so uncomfortable in their own skin we
00:25:37.900don't need to offer a disclaimer about who we are whether you're black white or anything in between
00:25:43.580You can speak as a Republican, you can speak as a Democrat, but that doesn't have to define who you are as a human being.
00:25:52.260You know, we can speak more about what we value and people in our lives, what we value, where we see the vision for the country going.
00:26:01.540But people have been so distracted by other things, whether it's Trump or Charlie Kirk, they just they can't see the forest through the trees or the trees through the forest.
00:26:11.980and that's right and and and what's the issue is of course that you you you do have the empathy on
00:26:18.360one side but on the other side you don't have empathy the real issue is that you what you have
00:26:22.760is malignant envy and this idea of malignant envy which is from a variety of these people
00:26:31.840who hate the elon musks and the donald trump's and the charlie kirks and the brian thompson's
00:26:37.320of america and are willing to do whatever they can to either remove them from public life
00:26:44.280or remove them from life entirely jonathan albert we're up against another heartbreak
00:26:50.600i owe you a minute of time and i'm going to give that back to you on the other end if you can hang
00:26:54.440out so folks we're going to stick with jonathan albert because we're psychoanalyzing the violent
00:27:01.320left and the insane comments of dave chapelle right back human events daily real american force
00:27:31.320One communist among the American advisors at Yalta was one communist to many.
00:27:43.640All right, folks, Jack Pacific back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
00:27:48.400Folks, I got back on my sleep schedule a little bit this weekend, although, as you can see, I am on the West Coast this time around.
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00:29:15.040my ghost bed so much i'm just like where's my ghost bed are my kids sleeping on the ghost bed
00:29:19.380because the kids are with the grandparents.
00:30:39.260i know i shouldn't say that but it's just a feeling
00:30:46.460just gotta mention how come every time somebody brings up charlie they always have to act like
00:30:52.780they let we all know who charlie kirk is they always have to put this degree of separation
00:30:57.140as if he wasn't some national celebrity even before the fact of his murder as if he wasn't
00:31:02.560some household name as oh that guy that guy like like like you have to like you have to put him
00:31:07.820down a little bit, just a little bit. They all do it. Every single one of them does it. Why?
00:31:13.020Because they don't want to confer upon him martyr status. They don't want him to be viewed the same
00:31:17.140way as Martin Luther King. They don't want him to be viewed the same way as Malcolm X or any
00:31:21.300other of these JFK, RFK, any of these high-profile martyrs that we see in political politics. No,
00:31:29.400because in political life, in American life, because they don't want Abraham Lincoln. They
00:31:33.420don't want to confer that status upon him why because they hate his politics and they hate
00:31:40.500what he stood for i want to go back here with jonathan alpert and jonathan here's a question
00:31:46.060though and and this is this is serious um if the dave chapelles of the world don't ever come up
00:31:54.440with come up against any kind of um stopping point with this type of ideology and this type
00:32:01.240rhetoric. If they receive no response, if there's no reciprocity at all, I think as a father with
00:32:07.420my kids, if I don't correct the behavior, I get more of it. Is that the same thing that could
00:32:12.300happen here? I think so. And I think bad behavior can get reinforced. So unless Netflix and other
00:32:19.960sponsors take note of this and recognize how evil these comments are, I think it's only going to
00:32:26.220create bigger problems. But I just want to go back to that clip that you showed. It's interesting
00:32:30.320that he identifies himself as a public speaker and in some ways refreshing that he doesn't
00:32:36.220identify himself as a comedian because he's not funny at all. I went to a show of his a few years
00:32:41.380ago. Frankly, I didn't find him very funny. He seemed like someone who was struggling to make
00:32:46.380the audience laugh. And we'll see what happens to his career after this. But I do hope that sponsors
00:32:52.200take take notice of how the public is reacting. I've seen articles in so many mainstream
00:32:57.920publications since this happened. I believe People Magazine did something, and a whole wide
00:33:05.760range of publications are talking about it. So it's not just a Republican thing. It's not just
00:33:11.120a Democratic thing. It has started a national conversation that's, I would say, quite necessary
00:33:16.980right now. I think it has. And we know that Jen Welch, who was this liberal podcaster who also
00:33:25.520said something horrific about charlie recently she just lost we're saying seeing about eight
00:33:30.160million dollars in sponsorships and you know when when we see this uh play out we have to actually
00:33:38.480ask ourselves is there a line is there a line in society to something that we actually should be
00:33:45.840intolerant to is there so because tolerance is certainly not a it's not a virtue that my church
00:33:51.680breeches is not a virtue that Jesus Christ ever talked about. No, you cannot be tolerant of
00:33:56.500violence against your own people. You cannot be tolerant of violence against your country
00:34:01.160or the allowance of violence as a tool in a political system. If violence is allowed to
00:34:06.980be platformed, right? So here's, you know, thinking of this in a almost a larger stratosphere,
00:34:13.420we have many tools in our society. We have democracy, we have voting, we have speaking,
00:34:18.400We have podcasts. We have social media. We have public speeches. We have Madison Square Garden is a place where people can go and give a speech or give a comedy show.
00:34:27.440We have TV. We have streaming. We have all of these elements. We have you can you can sue people.
00:34:33.820There's all sorts of moves and and stages that we have in society and different levers that people can pull.
00:34:38.540But one lever that's not allowed is violence. We do not allow violence as a political tool in America, because the systems that do allow violence as a political tool always, always end up in civil war.
00:34:54.500And to me, that's the danger, I believe, that if we continue giving, because I agree with you, by the way, that his negative behavior is being reinforced by incentives.
00:35:05.580He's responding, he believes, to incentives of, oh, the Democrats just won the election, and I didn't get in trouble for the last time I said something crazy about Charlie, so now I'm going to put the envelope even further, see how the crowd reacts, see how the entertainment industry, the corporate industry reacts.
00:35:21.380And if they continue supporting him, he's going to go further, isn't he?
00:36:14.720He did not tell a single joke the entire night.
00:36:16.760He was constantly telling stories. He smoked like an entire pack of cigarettes while he was up on stage.
00:36:21.600And it was just like it was very dour. It was very navel gazing.
00:36:25.160It was very you know, it's all it was a show all about me, me, me, my, my, my, no routines, no, no bits, no, you know, planned setups and punch lines that you would expect to see from a comedian.
00:36:38.260And actually kind of similar to the comedian that he's making.
00:36:41.100if you remember the old um what was it the night professor movie it's it's like the comedian that
00:36:45.820he plays in that movie that he's making fun of um nobody's going to get that reference but he's
00:36:50.900actually turned into a caricature of himself is what he's done it's a caricature of himself it's
00:36:55.800not funny not telling jokes and unfortunately what he's doing for all of us is he's celebrating the
00:37:01.540rise in political violence and i will say this and i and i don't want to um this is something that
00:38:28.940i got a couple phone calls from people that you would call members of the ruling class
00:38:36.700there is a movement afoot as i am doing this broadcast it is happening right now in washington
00:38:42.320dc and i can say this from first-hand experience that people are pushing president trump for
00:38:49.200amnesty they are pushing him for mass legalization of illegals
00:38:53.480and folks well there was charlie kirk talking about how there had been a plan afoot i think
00:39:00.980that was from last year i think it was from 2025 plan um i think it was after trump won the election
00:39:06.860is what i mean and a plan afoot to push amnesty and this always comes up with the republicans
00:39:14.700and it always comes up when you get this and it comes from the donor class completely when they
00:39:20.280say oh we just need amnesty we just need this again and again and again and again and i wanted
00:39:25.900to get on our good friend he's a commentator from the uk thomas corbett dylan to talk about this
00:39:33.260because with his perspective coming from the uk a country which apparently is is far more interested
00:39:39.780in putting um comedians behind bars than child rape gangs or uh people that are just committing
00:39:47.360rampant migrants who are committing rampant murder in the streets. And if you're a comedian,
00:39:52.460they'll put you away for 10 years, though, on the basis of something that's three decades ago,
00:39:58.140and won't do anything about the wholesale betrayal of their nation. Thomas Corbett-Dillon
00:40:04.040joins us now. Thomas, how are you? Good. Thanks for having me.
00:40:08.500Thanks for coming on. And so when we see these statements about amnesty, these questions about
00:40:15.480you know, will there be amnesty? I think the DHS secretary actually just came out and said
00:40:20.180that he was talking to Politico about potentially a deal on DACA. That's, you know, if you came as
00:40:25.920a migrant when you were a child, should you be allowed to stay? Some of these different statuses
00:40:31.180coming to it from the UK perspective, what's your view on these schemes and these agendas?
00:40:40.420Well, look, this is the dream for the globalists because that's how they've secured their power
00:40:44.600in Europe look every one of these people you see in the UK are now citizens they get the same
00:40:49.900voting as I do and that is the way that they've secured power for the left look at London you'll0.94
00:40:54.880never get a non-Muslim mayor elected in London now because you know there's no Brits there anymore0.95
00:40:59.140so this is their dream and what we've been seeing as we're seeing this this rise of this America0.76
00:41:05.120first crowd there's a lot of special interest group there's a lot of the globalists out there
00:41:09.740realizing, actually, they don't want to have to handle an America first presidency. They would
00:41:15.660much rather have a democratic presidency that they could work with and handle. And the way to do that
00:41:20.680is to make all the illegals in this country citizens. And that's their plan to secure America.0.99
00:41:26.620America is the only one that hasn't fallen yet. It's the last holdout of freedom.
00:41:30.060They need to bring America down so they can implement the plan for the world.
00:41:34.240well and that's such an important point that you're making that the minute that you give0.97
00:41:39.900amnesty to these migrants they they get voting right to the point actually the president made
00:41:44.760many times early on in his career and also even before he ran for president all the way back in
00:41:49.9802013 a point that if and it's of course this is what the left wants look texas i want people to
00:41:56.200be very clear about this texas is already a sanctuary state texas will officially become
00:42:02.260a sanctuary state when the new governor takes her role here in just a couple of weeks' time.
00:42:07.880So if Texas becomes a sanctuary state for illegals, that means they will do their best,
00:42:13.580their level best, to flood it with illegal migrants. Now, of course, President Trump is
00:42:18.200still there. However, if an amnesty plan goes through, if Texas gets flooded, that means Texas
00:42:25.520gets overrun with migrants. If they are given amnesty, they will have the right to vote.0.87
00:42:30.740And in Texas, which is already trending blue because of immigration, both legal and illegal, if the Republicans lose or keep importing these voting blocs that are solidly blue, 70 percent blue, 80 percent blue, you're just going to lose.
00:42:47.480You'll never win another presidential election in your lifetime.
00:42:57.520And what you're saying is this is essentially what has happened in so many countries in Europe.
00:43:04.200And when you look to the cities of London, the city of Paris, it shouldn't surprise us because that's exactly what is going on here.
00:43:12.100That's right. And look, it's the only way that they can win.
00:43:15.360They cannot win with the, you know, the native populations, because as we've seen, there's a rising, you know, right wing wave of young men in this country that, you know, a lot of people are saying, well, they've all gone to the left.
00:43:26.840actually, I think they were actually voting to punish the Republican Party and remind them
00:43:31.180that actually they have a lot of power in this country. So now a lot of the people in this
00:43:35.620country, a lot of these, you know, corporations and groups like that are very worried about a
00:43:41.920rising America first crowd in this country that they, you know, will not be favorable to them at
00:43:46.460all. They'd much rather work with these left wing Democrats that, you know, they already own and
00:43:51.640they already control you know they'd rather see a John Ossoff presidency than anyone on the right
00:43:56.880that might not be too favorable to them so this is their plan and that's why we're seeing whisperings
00:44:01.480they're pushing in the senate they're trying to get close to the president I think the president
00:44:05.560will hold out I think he's been against an amnesty from day one but it's important that the people's
00:44:11.160voices are heard and I think we've seen that on social media this week it's been a pretty explosive
00:44:15.540response to any hint of an amnesty but we'll see they're gonna try this is the only way they can
00:44:21.460secure America. They did okay in the midterms, but I think a lot of it was these young men
00:44:25.920voting to annoy the Republican Party. They need to secure that presidency to secure America0.70
00:44:32.020in their plan for the world. Well, you're exactly right. And I couldn't agree with you more on a
00:44:37.360number of those points. And as I would just add to the bit about young men is that I think a lot
00:44:42.100of the young right-wing men also just stayed home. I think millions of them just stayed home
00:44:46.500and said, I'm not going to go out. So rather than voting actively for the for the Democrat
00:44:51.900candidates, I think a lot of them just didn't vote at all. They said, I'm going to abstain
00:44:56.520from voting so that you guys get the loss that we believe you deserve. And something that's
00:45:01.620very interesting is that when you look at a lot of the candidates who did win, let's go back to
00:45:05.720Texas, Brandon Gill, someone who's an absolute sharp liner on immigration, both legal and
00:45:12.820illegal. He wins handily and defeats the trend with Tallarico because a lot of his area was
00:45:18.860actually carried by Tallarico. He wins by double digits. J.C. Arbro, another example,
00:45:23.700a hardliner on immigration. And we see examples of this all across the country of young people
00:45:30.640who bucked the trend of this blue NAMI, which it was. It was a blue NAMI, and we're not going to
00:45:37.760We're not going to mince words about that. But they were able to buck the trend specifically by standing on the issue of immigration and every single exit poll that came out.
00:45:48.020And we see a lot of it's interesting. The far left and the globalists are trying to trying to tell us that it's not not true.
00:45:54.700They're trying to tell us that the sky is purple or something, because the one issue that Republicans did well on was the issue of immigration.
00:46:01.880that's right and that has been clear uh across as you said when it was a tallarico county
00:46:08.420and brandon gill has been you know he's a great guy but this is what we're looking for this is
00:46:13.080the next generation of leaders someone like brandon gill is who we should be putting in
00:46:17.480all of these house seats that they lost all of these senate seats who are the next candidates
00:46:22.320going to be i think they need to be young men with conservative views no more of these minority
00:46:28.220candidates, no more of these women candidates. They've got to put the young men into the0.95
00:46:32.820positions of power. It's time. These boomers. You got Chuck Grassley running for a re-election
00:46:37.920at 96. This has to end. This is not OK. It is time for the next generation of young men,
00:46:43.620young leaders in this country to take over. That's how you save this nation.
00:46:48.760Well, and look, something I've been saying over and over, the GOP lost every age demographic
00:46:55.680under 65. And so any post-election, post-mortem, any autopsy have to begin there. You lost every
00:47:03.860huge demographic under 65. Gen X was split, but with the favor to the Democrats, and then 60%,
00:47:12.32070% with millennials, with Gen Z. So obviously a change needs to come. Thomas Corbett Dillon,
00:47:19.640where can people go to follow you and get your excellent analysis?
00:47:22.400just on x at t corbett dylan all right give him a follow folks immediately this is what we need
00:47:30.460we need new voices we need fresh voices we need people who understand what's coming let me tell
00:47:36.160you something i've got full confidence in the new white house chief of staff pick stephen miller
00:47:42.580you want to talk about someone who understands the importance of immigration who understands the
00:47:47.540policy who understands putting everything on the line for this issue there's no greater message
00:47:55.700that you could send to the world that immigration will be front and center for the new term of the
00:48:02.580white house you just put stephen miller in charge of the new white house understand what that means
00:48:08.980Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to live for.