00:09:46.660I want you to talk about a couple of those events.
00:09:49.800You talked about going to the Islamic Center and trying to make sure that our Muslim American citizens knew that we didn't blame them for what had happened.0.52
00:10:00.940I also made it clear that Islam was a religion of peace, not a religion of war, and that these people subverted their religion.0.97
00:13:19.720And then you end up with Dearborn, Michigan.
00:13:21.920you end up with Minneapolis, Springfield, Ohio, you end up with Lewiston, Maine, and you end up
00:13:28.500with Zora Mondami. Right. And you end up with, you know, instances of, as you mentioned, Islamic
00:13:35.040migrants raping and murdering American citizens, terrorist attacks, et cetera. And all of these0.98
00:13:42.660people are only here because George Bush and later Obama and Biden allowed them to come into
00:13:50.140this country uh and they again it's this like globalist mindset this uh ideology uh that is
00:13:59.940so hell-bent on open borders and so on and so it's it's it's in total insanity and frankly
00:14:06.160even miller's made this point a number of times where he said you know if we had just if we just
00:14:10.840look at the actual situation of how they got into our country they were using student visas
00:14:14.700for these schools that like barely the 9-11 commission itself which investigated the terrorist
00:14:20.740attacks for the u.s government and made recommendations made a number of recommendations
00:14:25.640regarding biometric entry exit systems in this that have not been implemented by the way no so
00:14:31.240like there are serious serious gaps and they were they were not implemented because they were we
00:14:36.220were told that they were politically incorrect right but the point is is that uh what we have
00:14:41.260to understand is, is that what we're talking about here, the, the, these are not like Western
00:14:45.520countries, like Italians and Irish coming to America. Uh, you know, when, uh, people are
00:14:50.960pushing the, uh, you know, the Statue of Liberty and, uh, you know, the poem there, give us your
00:14:55.640tire, give us your poor, uh, that what they are is a, uh, uh, hell bent, uh, civilizationally
00:15:03.000like at war with us. And if we don't understand that as a society, uh, it, it takes a long time
00:15:11.140for even Western cultures, you know, two or three generations to fully assimilate and become
00:15:18.200American. When you're talking about these cultures from places like the Middle East and whatnot,
00:15:23.760it's even more. Again, I want to be clear, there are many great Muslims out there, right? Like
00:15:29.060the Jordanians, the Emiratis, the Qataris have been very helpful during the Trump administration.
00:15:34.360Keep in mind, though, the ones that you're talking about, though, those are the ones that
00:15:38.120have more secular governments correct and the uh but again the the understanding that there
00:15:45.320there is certainly a strain throughout the islamic faith that encourages this and understanding those
00:15:52.620uh various uh you know theocratic justifications for it uh they genuinely believe that they are
00:16:01.060carrying out allah's will yes and and that's that that gives them justification to do really
00:16:06.920insane you know even even you know and and so even if they're not you know particularly the0.85
00:16:12.280most devout or something and and and clearly there were you know members of the taliban down
00:16:16.320there uh muhammad fossil for example um who's who's i mean this is a guy that's considered
00:16:20.960brutal and a war criminal by afghan standards and he was basically the minister of war for the
00:16:25.640taliban i believe he's still back to his old position now by the way ever since he was one
00:16:29.600of the ones that was let out in the bergdal release and he these individuals i mean they're0.91
00:16:35.900just they're just murderous thugs they they use islam to say oh we're doing it for allah but0.93
00:16:42.680really it's it is just an us versus them it's it's a blood feud mentality that we need to defeat you0.98
00:16:49.440and they'll say well because our tribe said so because our nation says so because our god said
00:16:53.380so and at the end of the day it's sort of like we could sit here and tease out the differences
00:16:58.860shunni shia and all the rest but it's it really it does come down to us versus them and what's
00:17:05.400what's amazing is that the liberals would say that bush believed that but that's not actually
00:17:09.180what he believed he believed this right and and but this is the point is that either are0.99
00:17:14.400for generation now we've had really either really stupid american leadership or american leadership0.99
00:17:22.500that was in on it right like and that's the problem and that's and i'm not saying like0.99
00:17:27.980i'm just gonna say no no no i'm just saying when i saw condoleezza rice this morning i got hot
00:17:35.180I'm like, what is she doing here? Because to me, she represents the wing of the party who got us into this place, the uniparty that got us into this mess and exacerbated it through their actions.
00:17:50.440And that's the type of people that lied to us about what we were doing in the war on terror, lied to us about this nation building exercise, which went nowhere.
00:18:01.500And President Trump was elected as a full on repudiation of one minute, Matt Boyle.
00:18:06.960Yeah. So I would just say President Trump is the answer to all of this, all the damage that these globalist elites from Clinton to Bush to Obama to Biden that they've done to this country.
00:18:18.620And both parties, by the way, there are Republican lawmakers, there are Democrat lawmakers all over Capitol Hill and Governor Manchin's around America, presidents of both parties that I just named.
00:18:28.840They've done so much damage over the last generation.
00:18:32.080President Trump has been undoing as much of that as he can over the course of his first term and now his second term.
00:18:39.100But we have a lot of work to do, a lot of work to do.
00:18:42.980I need to add this because when I said the country we were born in no longer exists, that's true, but it can be rebuilt and it will be rebuilt by crushing our enemies.
00:18:57.140That's the importance of never forget.
00:22:28.620Yes, we finally made it into a court and have proved that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia fomented a rancid culture of anti-American terrorism around the globe and then sent its agents to support the radical Islamist hijackers so they could attack you and all of our loved ones.0.77
00:22:47.620But for 25 years, administration after administration, including leaders in front of us here today, chose to protect the Saudis instead of standing with the 9-11 families.0.71
00:23:09.460They broke promises, both public and private.
00:23:12.940It has been one betrayal after another.
00:23:15.240President Trump can still change that. Tell the Saudis to stop lying. Tell them that if they want to be friends with the USA, they cannot continue to deny all of this, all of the pain, all of the destruction that we have all been suffering through.1.00
00:23:30.640Vice President Vance, thank you for being here today.
00:23:34.980Please carry that message back. Stand with the families. Stand with the survivors. Stand with Americans.
00:23:42.880As my husband, Tom, would have said, that is always the right thing to do.
00:25:16.600Like, that's what I'm saying is that the globalist elite establishment Republicans were totally in league with the Democrat establishment in terms of welcoming Islamic migration, cutting off American energy production, making us dependent on places like Saudi Arabia for energy.0.79
00:25:34.420and, again, not holding Saudi Arabia accountable for this.0.97
00:34:28.120And I think sometimes people remember,
00:34:31.240some people remember for one morning on September 11th,
00:34:34.320and by the time they get to lunchtime,
00:34:36.800they've already forgotten until the next year.
00:34:39.040All I can tell you is don't forget the American spirit that led to the rescue, the recovery to those men and women that decided to raise their hand and defend our freedoms overseas in the aftermath of that day, because that is what American exceptionalism is all about.
00:35:00.400That's why we've survived against perilous challenges for 250 years, and it's in that spirit that we'll survive for our next 250 years.
00:35:10.740I couldn't agree more, you know, and I've been, now my two boys are old enough that they're starting to ask questions about, you know, daddy, what happened to the Twin Towers?
00:35:22.460We've got, you know, a Lego set at home where we've got the, you know, the two towers and, you know, and starting to tell them stories.
00:35:29.240And I love telling them the stories of the firefighters who went in, tell them the stories of the boat lift, tell them the stories of the man in the red bandana who was just just some of the workers that just the employees of different companies in the in the towers that were going up and making these making these climbs up and down because the elevators were down going up and down the stairwells.
00:35:53.240Wells, not that they weren't even first responders, but they became first responders because they were
00:35:59.540Americans. And of course, in United 93 is the greatest example of all in terms of that. But
00:36:06.420it's something where I think it's a true test of what it really shows that with social media now,
00:36:13.600we have this ability to tell the stories of the individual in a direct way, in a personal way.
00:36:19.960I've seen people going in and taking footage and upscaling it to, you know, incredibly high-quality footage.
00:36:26.100And some of it's very jarring, and some of it's very hard to see.
00:36:28.700But we do have to see what happened that day.
00:36:31.420And we can't forget, number one, the heroism, of course, of the American people that day, the American spirit, as you say.
00:36:37.360But number two, we can't forget the people and the civilizational fight of those who attacked us.
00:42:05.280The cultural Marxist, let's say cultural Marxism has repurposed the economic model of bourgeois versus proletariat from classical economic Marxism.
00:42:15.120So what that means is now, and this has been over the last approximately 70 years, is that our institutions have been subverted by the oppressor versus oppressed narrative, where there's anything, in effect, that the oppressed can do that justifies their behaviors, and yet anything that might otherwise be seen as self-defense or self-interest.
00:42:37.220If it's done by the party deemed the oppressor, then there is no justification for it.0.92
00:42:45.920So when you have these Muslim terrorists who are flying these planes into American cities and buildings and whatnot,0.97
00:42:53.500that is seen as, wait for it, punching up. Punching up.1.00
00:42:59.520And this is why 9-11 was initially celebrated in the underdeveloped world and in the third world.
00:43:05.720They saw it as getting some social justice against America.
00:43:11.120This is why there's what's now called a red-green-brown alliance between the American progressives, pro-terrorist organizations and individuals in the third world, and those who deem themselves, frankly, as democratic socialists or proto-communists or neo-communists in some regard, is because they all hold to the oppressor versus oppressed dynamic.
00:43:32.580And Zoran Mamdani is sort of the fusion of all of those ideologies into one place, where0.63
00:43:38.360white equals bad, heritage New Yorkers bad, or at least they're the oppressor model.0.78
00:43:44.500That's why we saw the New York Times, we saw NPR.1.00
00:45:47.300That's not what they actually believe. What they actually believe is that they hate America. They hate the people that they view as, quote unquote, the status quo class of the leaders in America, namely white Christian males.
00:46:04.620and therefore any act of violence against them is justified and good out of envy and resentment.0.96