00:00:49.640The president hoping to drive up Republican turnout, kicking things off in red states, Oklahoma and Texas, defending his handling of the economy.
00:00:59.220Now they're saying it again because we have the greatest numbers of any president in the
00:01:28.540A third U.S. aircraft carrier is heading to the Middle East along with thousands of troops as President Trump weighs new strikes on Iran.
00:01:36.360While speaking to supporters in Texas, the president said Iran is ready to fold up, adding his belief that the U.S. will win the war right after the election.
00:01:45.340Governor Kathy Hochul issuing an executive order appointing Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell sexual assault case.
00:01:53.380the midair attack that nearly downed a flight to Israel carrying nearly 200 people. The pilot,
00:01:58.380who was stabbed by his co-pilot, made his first public comments to India's prime minister this
00:02:02.940morning. That pilot, who is Indian, described how he managed to open the cockpit door to allow
00:02:08.180passengers and the crew to overwhelm his attacker and keep the plane in the air.
00:02:12.220The judge rejecting Lindsay Clancy's lawyer's request for a not guilty verdict in her murder
00:02:18.980trial. One holdout juror insisted on convicting the Massachusetts mom of killing her three
00:02:24.720children, five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson, and eight-month-old Callen. That led
00:02:30.760to a mistrial, a hearing set for next month now on a possible new trial. Live on Real America's
00:02:39.460voice. Today is October 2nd, 2026. Anno Domine. And folks, there is
00:02:48.920an undeniable, there's an undeniable war on white people in the West. This is something0.59
00:02:56.680that's very clear. It's something that Charlie Kirk talked about at length. It's something that
00:03:03.420a lot of us have pointed out over the years. And yesterday, the vice president here on this
00:03:08.900program board air force two decided to talk about that discrimination that
00:03:18.740oppression i suppose you could use as a word of the left but the way that society is totally and
00:03:28.300utterly positioned against white people particularly young white men and oh boy oh boy
00:03:36.900were there. A lot of conservatives did not like what the vice president had to say. So at this
00:03:44.060point, the various clips of the interview have gone mega viral, been viewed over 10 million times
00:03:52.280across the internet. It's being written up all over the world. And two huge things that the
00:03:59.280vice president said, number one, ending the H-1Bs. He said he would support eliminating the H-1B0.99
00:04:06.040program. Number two, that the Trump administration needs to work to to end the discrimination against
00:04:13.780white men. He said anti-white, anti-male discrimination in the West. He also mentioned,
00:04:20.120by the way, that we need to dial back, dismantle 40 years of globalism.
00:04:28.580Now, if you're upset about the economic conditions now, you have every right to be in. Boy, oh boy,
00:04:34.540where there are conservatives who are very, very upset with us.
00:04:38.420They did not like what the vice president had to say.
00:04:41.340You had the Cato Institute coming out.
00:04:43.440You had saying that how dare he talk about this.
00:04:46.240You had people calling it socialism, which is very strange to me.
00:04:51.560How is it, by the way, these guys who are saying that,
00:04:54.920these guys saying that, oh, no, it's tariffs' fault.
00:04:59.260It's all the fault of tariffs, you see.0.98
00:05:00.940It's all the fault of not getting the cheap Chinese dolls in.1.00
00:05:04.200That's that's what's driving this right now. And not the fact that we shipped all our jobs overseas and then imported workers into the United States like that as any kind of economic push on the American people.0.99
00:05:16.700No, I'm going to go ahead and say that that probably did have an effect.
00:05:23.920Let's see what else we saw that we saw that even Mark Levin, Mark Levin was very upset with us yesterday.
00:05:32.320And Mark, you know, just just I'm sorry, buddy.
00:05:35.420I'm sorry, but you're going to have to get used to it because this is the way the people are moving these days.
00:05:40.620Mark Beeson out there saying that, oh, my gosh, he said, oh, my gosh, there's no such thing as a $22 burrito.
00:05:47.840And again, it's not about that. It's about people who care about those fellow Americans that we have in our country.
00:05:55.900What else do we have? We have Frank Fleming. Oh, Frank Fleming.
00:06:00.420Oh, just don't let me get the straight.
00:06:03.680Just all just it's just just total crash out, just total crash out behavior.
00:06:07.400But my personal favorite one comes from a man named Peter Laffin, who isn't laughing because he's very disturbed.
00:06:16.980And he says that Jack Posobiec should not have this kind of access to power.
00:06:32.840Well, guess what, ladies and gentlemen?
00:06:33.980If you're disturbed by that, you better strap in because there's a whole lot more coming and it ain't stopping.
00:06:39.780We've been doing this for 10 years and we're going to do it for 10 more.
00:06:42.520We're going to do it for 50 more years.
00:06:44.040We are going to keep going until we destroy every edifice that has been put in the way of making America great again and putting the American people first.
00:06:55.520Right back with good friend Alan McCarty here on Human Events Daily.
00:09:26.720You know, I think there are quite a few people in the right who have never been, who would
00:09:31.120love to go back to the good old days of George W. Bush and Karl Rove and laissez-faire economics.
00:09:40.600And when they didn't have to talk about these issues that increasingly matter to people.
00:09:44.380I mean, you know, I've been, you know, as you know, I reported at Breitbart for almost
00:09:49.200a decade. And we saw constant anti-white racism from the biggest corporations and institutions
00:09:55.480in the United States. This is a major, major issue for people. And it hasn't really gone away.
00:10:01.020And there are two prongs of that. There are, as you said, that's the immigration issue. And there's
00:10:04.560the discrimination issue in leading institutions. And I think Harvey Dillon at DOJ has done a pretty
00:10:10.960good job pushing back on that. There's, you know, completely outside what I do, which is online
00:10:14.980censorship, but I think this is an issue that many, many people care about. But I think a lot
00:10:19.100of Republicans wish that, you know, gearing up to try and take the party back to where it was
00:10:26.900before Trump. That's my analysis as an outsider looking in. I'm not involved in Republican
00:10:32.000politics. I work for a nonprofit, but I think you're asking why these people are mad. I think
00:10:36.480that's probably a big part of the reason. Well, there's no question, but there is an
00:10:41.680interesting distinction, I think, because if you say that you're against DEI, that's one thing to
00:10:47.420say, and it seems perfectly safe. It seems perfectly comfortable for a lot of Republicans
00:10:53.740to say this. But then if you actually point out that DEI in itself, in effect, its practical
00:11:01.840expression is to be anti-white, is anti-white policies. So this is the same thing. Suddenly,0.53
00:11:07.940when you frame it that way, as opposed to saying DEI, they get up in arms. They feel so uncomfortable
00:11:15.320to say, how dare you say that? I heard people accusing the vice president of being a white
00:11:19.340nationalist and all these other things. I called him a socialist. I said, wait a minute. If you
00:11:24.760say you're against DEI, then what's the difference between that and simply saying you're against
00:11:30.100anti-white policies? Aren't they the same thing? That's, yeah, that's a great point. It's a
00:11:37.480language thing and i think behind the language thing is this deep uh deep sense uh among some
00:11:43.200republicans that they don't want to talk about this at all and i find it very strange you know
00:11:46.960i'm you know i'm half white i'm half ethnic as you can tell from my name and all through my life
00:11:51.520uh i've i've it's this weird thing where you know i see all these diversity programs and they exist
00:11:57.380in the uk as well of course where i'm from and it's like they're simultaneously uh targeted at
00:12:04.120me as an as an ethnic minority and against me because i'm also half white so i'm very aware of
00:12:09.280both sides of this and how deeply uh deeply instituted it is especially in the lives of my
00:12:14.440generation like i think a a white millennial a white male millennial in either united states
00:12:20.680uh or uh or the uk or many western countries has been discriminated against in a sense all their
00:12:26.540in their entire lives by the leading institutions of society so it's insane to pretend this isn't
00:12:31.800an issue. It's gotten better, for sure, in the last couple of years. But remember how bad it was
00:12:37.080in 2020, 2021, 2022, when the biggest corporations were just openly trying not to hire people on the
00:12:44.940basis of their race. That's clear-cut racism. No, it clearly is. And this is why it gets to
00:12:53.840this bigger thing that I want to look at, because I also saw a lot of people saying,
00:12:57.240well, I'm against identity politics. I'm against identity politics, but not against identity
00:13:00.920politics. The Republican Party plays identity politics all the time, by the way. And of course,
00:13:06.580you see this with various caucuses of different groups and saying, oh, we're going to have this
00:13:11.620celebration and this caucus and that caucus. And so it also comes across, and this, of course,
00:13:16.780is in the light of the governor of Arkansas's, I think, ill-timed ad. And it probably wasn't
00:13:25.800ill-meaning, by the way, and I actually don't think it was when she, you know, this ad,
00:13:30.520the anti-Brad ad that she put out earlier this week, you know, saying that decrying
00:13:35.980young white male gamers as being the biggest freeloaders on welfare, which, and by the way,
00:13:42.720I haven't posted this yet. I've done some digging into this. And I'm pretty comfortable saying that
00:13:48.140not only are young white males not, by far, nowhere near the largest group that takes
00:13:55.540government assistance. They are, in fact, the least likely group to take government assistance,
00:14:02.480the least likely. However, to your point, this is the one that Republicans are more comfortable
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00:14:59.100Yeah, and I wonder if this is a really a generational thing if, you know, if there's
00:15:05.040some demographic out there that Huckabee Sanders thinks is going to be enthused by this ad. It would
00:15:09.860be very depressing if there was, if that demographic existed in the Republican base.
00:15:14.000But I might also just be giving too much credit to whoever came up with this ad. I'm not sure they really thought it through beyond thinking, oh, this is clever. It means we won't get attacked by the mainstream media for racism and we can also talk about welfare. That's probably what they were thinking. And I don't think they fully understood the backlash they'd receive.
00:15:35.000And I'll say one thing about, you know, gamers. I'm working on a book about Gamergate. You might remember that controversy from 2014. That was the first successful anti-woke backlash.
00:15:45.580So if you care about the excesses of wokeness, you even have Democrats like, and especially the censorship it caused, you even have Democrats like AOC seemingly issuing some reservations about what they call woke one, trying to brush down the car because they're aware of how far it went.
00:16:05.240gamers were the first ones to sort of organize against it back in 2014, even before Trump ran
00:16:11.940in the primaries. So, you know, not just spearing white males, smearing gamers as well. I mean,
00:16:17.800that's a pastime enjoyed by tens of millions, if not hundreds, you know, over a hundred million
00:16:23.660Americans. It's a huge pastime. It's like attacking football fans. It's stupid.
00:16:28.920No. And of course, you're referring to GamerGate and longtime followers of Poso will1.00
00:16:34.880remember that i wasn't involved in gamer gate but i on my original blog which was all about game of
00:16:40.380thrones um you know it was sort of like a broader if we call it like nerd gate where we experienced
00:16:46.260some of this as well um where uh the hugo awards and there was this group called the sad puppies
00:16:52.260and the angry puppies and we were experiencing the same thing across other genres as well uh in in
00:16:58.180sci-fi in fantasy the same type of thing was coming up and at the time we called it social
00:17:03.460justice warriors. It was now, of course, referred to as woke one, but it was very much those same
00:17:09.200type of pressures that were being applied to so much of these groups that again, non-political,
00:17:15.360right? It was, uh, uh, entertainment spaces, but suddenly people started having a backlash to it
00:17:20.620because we didn't like the crap that they were doing to our content. And we wanted to respond
00:17:27.560And, well, here we are. And I'm still doing it 10 years later or 15. I don't even know how many years later.
00:17:35.240And I'll just just emphasize like gamers were very, very good at digital organizing.
00:17:39.960You know, they formed a genuine grassroots movement with no help from any institutional force, be it conservative or any other political group.
00:17:47.300They weren't astroturfed at all. So I think it's it's it's very short sighted to alienate a group that is simultaneously very large.
00:17:56.080We'll talk millions of people, probably sympathetic to conservative causes because they saw how wokeness affected their own their own hobby.
00:18:04.540And three, really, really quite good at building associations and organizations.
00:18:09.220You know, this is, you know, the same thing if you're if you're into deep political theory.
00:18:14.800There's this fantastic book Robert Putnam wrote in around 2000 called Bowling Alone about the decline of associations and organizing in American life and how this was bad for democracy.
00:18:25.820because people forgot how because people were not organizing in around hobbies there'd be less
00:18:30.700added at organizing politically and i think gamers are one of the few groups in society that do know
00:18:35.880how to organize quite well and you saw that convert into almost political organization during
00:18:42.000gamergate so i think i think we should sum it up short-sighted in many ways that add
00:18:47.300we should we should write an update to that uh called gaming alone yes yes and that's and that's
00:18:55.220what they wanted they they wanted they came after the gamers the gamers responded this i mean this
00:18:59.520is it's it's so much the deep lore of maga that i i i really stress that that these people have
00:19:07.920no idea the forces of which they are dealing with when you go after the gamers and i've had to reach
00:19:13.820out to over the years i've had to reach out to certain people again and again say guys don't do
00:19:18.860not do this you have no idea what you're toying with don't go there just trust me on this
00:19:28.480Jack Posobiec, Alan Bakari, right back here.
00:19:30.940Human Events Daily, the only Real Darkest Boys.0.64
00:19:55.040You talk about influences. These are influences, and they're friends of mine.
00:20:01.680Jack Posobiec. Where's Jack? Jack. He's done a great job.
00:20:10.220Our voice, Jack Posobiec. We're back. Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice. Folks,
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00:21:34.560Alan Bakari is our guest for the Foundation of Freedom Online. Alan, you've got a new op-ed up
00:21:40.840on an incredible website called humanevents.com. You're saying that conservatives must not abandon
00:21:47.680the tech industry and AI to political wolves. Tell us about it.
00:21:54.000Yes. So, I mean, I don't think I can be accused of being uncritical of big tech.
00:21:58.960I started covering big tech over 10 years ago in 2015, and I spent almost seven years exposing,
00:22:07.240well, more than that, my entire career, basically exposing how big tech colluded with
00:22:12.920non-profits and the media to censor political speech. But I think we're missing something
00:22:18.200with the current round of criticism of big tech, which is increasingly coming from the left,
00:22:22.660especially all the stuff about data centers and AI apocalypse. Because my criticism of big tech,
00:22:28.660you know, five years ago, 10 years ago, was never about the underlying technology. I always thought
00:22:35.080the underlying technology of social media was very, very good because it disrupted the legacy
00:22:39.800media it gave ordinary people a voice uh it uh it uh it was a threat to the establishment's power
00:22:46.560and my criticism of big tech was joining with the establishment joining with the deep state
00:22:51.000to uh to you know to censor people uh and you know sort of take undermine the very revolution
00:22:57.020they were creating and i was very pleased that companies like uh that people like elon musk
00:23:01.920and eventually mark zuckerberg realized their error and stopped the censorship um and i think
00:23:07.480So my article is that big tech has been bad to conservatives in the past, and perhaps they don't trust them because of that.
00:23:15.820But we need to understand that it's a good thing that the industry has moved over, that they've abandoned censorship, number one, and that they've embraced their role as disruptors of the establishment, as many of these leading tech figures now have.
00:23:30.540And now things have changed in another degree because the people who are trying to undermine tech and destroy tech and regulate tech are all people in the permanent bureaucracy, in the European Union, in the media, in the NGO industrial complex.
00:23:45.820They're the ones who want to control big tech now because they recognize that tech is undermining their power.
00:23:53.980They undermine the power of the media.
00:23:56.060And I think the AI industry is going to undermine their power even more because it undermines the ability of managerial elites to keep a monopoly on information and to govern by complexity.
00:24:14.120You'll soon be able to create a Pixar movie based on it with a few prompts.
00:24:18.400This is horrendous for Hollywood gatekeepers who only want your kids to see, you know, woke, woke, woke movies when they turn on the TV or go to the cinema.
00:24:27.500These are all massive threats to control over information.
00:24:30.640So I think we need to separate our criticism of people who sometimes run tech, people who sometimes censor tech and the underlying technology itself.
00:24:38.140The point of this article I've written for Human Events is that the underlying technology, be it social media, be it AI, is trending towards the disruption of the establishment, and that is the empowerment of ordinary people.
00:24:54.840And this is something that, you know, when you went back, we were just talking about Gamergate, Nerdgate.
00:24:59.440And the idea that back then, which a lot of those energies which flowed into the online MAGA movement in 2015, 2016, were obviously powered by social media.
00:25:11.700The original Trump core was powered by social media.
00:25:15.280It would not have been able to disintermediate the mainstream media, the cable networks, the dinosaur media, the way that even Real America's Voice is doing the same thing right now with the power of using the Internet, using tech.
00:25:30.760And so while we like the technology, the question is always, of course, and the same as it was back then, it's the gatekeepers, isn't it?
00:29:55.700living the dream brother that works so well rolls right off the tongue doesn't it it does roll off
00:30:01.420the tongue and great work with you and uh with joshua lisek as well congrats on all the success
00:30:06.500of the book and continued success rich i gotta ask though you know so a lot of what i wrote about
00:30:12.180in on humans two years ago as well as the new update that we're putting out on a human socialist
00:30:17.940revolution it ties so much into what you and joshua then built on with uh burn it down a lot
00:30:25.660of the same it's it's the same idea why are we in a socialist revolution why are these people winning
00:30:30.500it's not because these guys want socialism it's because they're sick of you it's because they're
00:30:35.600sick of the old way that people are running things and so jd vance comes on the show yesterday
00:30:41.500we sit down we invite us all air force to we sit down we talk about it for a couple of minutes
00:30:47.080for a couple of minutes we sit down you know uh you know a short it was a brief interview
00:30:53.440it was it was but it was extensive but man oh man did he hit the fault lines he he tripped
00:30:59.880the trip wires yesterday walk us through the backlash to this and the response from so many
00:31:08.860people that you know i would have thought would have been on side this is this is was a perfect
00:31:15.280it was an opportune interview but it was it really was like the perfect definition of what's
00:31:20.240going on on the right right now and you have one side that is advocating for a message a way of
00:31:27.140thinking about uh where we are in our history on our historical timeline and the majority of course
00:31:33.660agrees with it because it's real it's the truth and then you have the other side that is like
00:31:39.200clinging to a dying a doomed way of way of uh governing way of living it's a doomed order
00:31:46.500and it's an order that was put in place to cater to a small group of people and the rest of the
00:31:51.380country is just saying you know at this point we've had it we're done it we can't continue the
00:31:55.520vice president was not had like nodding you know to it he totally understood it he understood like
00:32:02.420i feel like somebody's reading these books jack you know it's it's almost like somebody gets it
00:32:06.860Uh, and he's giving this voice to these people that we're, you and I are trying to, uh, to, to reach and represent here. And then they get, he gets attacked for it. And this is a preview of what 2028 is going to look like. You have a dying part of the Republican party that Donald Trump resurrected.
00:40:00.600Little prediction. I didn't hear anything since. And then and then boom.
00:40:05.240And, you know, now here we are. I mean, but let's talk about this right there.
00:40:10.220Yeah. Why is it? Yeah. And so this is your this is your post.
00:40:14.700you know why was it so impactful why do you think this one was so impactful because look the vice
00:40:20.740president talks all the time and and i'm not trying to my own horn here but why do you think
00:40:25.080this one specifically had so much more impact than uh than some of the other the other statements
00:40:31.860the other some of the other things that he said lately look and then here's here's more than a
00:40:36.800hint i'm just going to tell people what it is right now and we alluded to it in the last segment
00:40:40.640A lot of people have tuned out, Jack, and it's because they don't feel like the people that they were listening to before are representing them or even understand them, and they're not speaking towards their needs or their interests at all.
00:40:53.820So it could be somebody else who interviews the vice president, does an incredible job, he's super articulate, he drives the message.
00:40:59.720But people tuned in to you interviewing the vice president because they wanted to see people who understand what they're going through interview the vice president.
00:41:10.640And then get out of the vice president what, you know, something better, something more out of it.
00:41:15.200Let me see what he really thinks about these issues that I care about.
00:41:18.260Does he understand? Does he have empathy for what I'm going through right now?
00:41:23.080And I don't mean to shoot your horn, but it's true.
00:41:26.640These kind of voters that the right's having a problem with and struggling with right now, they trust you more.
00:41:33.060It's that simple. They know, or at the very least, they recognize in you the same experience.
00:41:38.440And they're like, you know what? If anyone's going to ask anything that I care about and I want to hear an answer to, it'll be Jack Posobiec. If anyone's going to say, hey, what about this? What about the fight against globalism? Did we forget about this? What about manufacturing? What about H-1B visas? What about all of this that we were supposed to care about just two years ago?
00:41:58.460it's Jack Posobiec he'll ask it nobody's going to tune in and I hate to say this but
00:42:03.420the last couple interviews the vice president did I mean effectively amounted to a waste of
00:42:09.340his time he's the vice president and he makes news wherever he goes and when he opens his mouth
00:42:14.360people listen there's no doubt but as far as what you know a segment if not an entire hour if you
00:42:21.420wanted to sit down but as far as like when people look and they're deciding whether or not they even
00:42:25.880want to see an interview or watch it all the way through they're wondering is somebody is the
00:42:30.240interviewer going to even direct the discussion in a way that i care about i find of interest or
00:42:37.140is relevant to me and you guys it worked that interview worked so well and you know you're
00:42:42.540talking about your commonalities but i mean like come on catholic centennial i'll use the centennial
00:42:47.840not the millennial uh midwest you know very similar experiences both veterans i mean you just
00:42:54.440it you you directed a conversation to the way that people really wanted the rest has just been a lot
00:43:00.300of a lot of uh you know people are tired of giving so much of their time uh to hearing things that
00:43:06.160they don't care about it's about and look you know at the end at the end of the day it's it's
00:43:13.780it's about connecting right and i think it has nothing to do with anything that i said it has
00:43:20.680nothing to do with uh anything special i did other than than go there and and you know be able to ask
00:43:26.760those questions but but that starts with listening that starts with listening to going around on
00:43:31.680campus talking to young people like charlie did by the way and the fact that charlie used to talk
00:43:37.120about this all the time he would say that young people have issues with economics he was saying
00:43:44.860this in 2024. He was saying this in 2025. And their approach to economics, their situation
00:43:51.120with economics is different than it has been for previous generations. And he was specifically
00:43:57.340talking about Gen Z. And he was saying that the first place that you have to start, your starting
00:44:03.880place with this, is to listen to them and actually understand their concerns, understand the
00:44:11.100pressures that are against them, and the fact that all of these things, right, it's not about
00:44:14.660burritos it is a burritos but it's not about burritos by the way one thing i have to put out
00:44:19.420that's so funny that like i've even seen like mark theason all these guys saying there's no such
00:44:23.120thing as a 22 burrito and it's like dude we we went through this a couple of weeks ago we were
00:44:29.160all able to find uh 22 burritos for like very quickly right around us at like chipotle's we
00:44:36.400did a chipotle test the only way you could get it under was if you like you you had like no meat or
00:44:41.340you put that like fake meat in it or something whatever it is and it's it's not the point that
00:44:47.400oh you know you can go and out to the store and make cheaper bread by the way i usually cook at
00:44:52.100home or like we you know tiny tay usually i should say not me but like our family right right let's
00:44:56.360call it what it is that's not tanya and laura but you know what though right right right but i'm but
00:45:01.540i'm married i have kids i'm already a time when i was getting started i ate out like all the time
00:45:07.920All right. 2016, run around on that campaign, man. I was, you know, it was like, it was like
00:45:12.800Wawa. It was burritos. It was sheets, depending on what part of Pennsylvania I was in, you know,
00:45:18.500or what part of the country, right? That's where I ate. And that's what I ate all the time. And so
00:45:24.640the idea that is not, it's, it's about living conditions. It's about standards. H1B is the
00:45:29.880pressures that are against young men. And the fact of the matter is rich. And I'm just going to say
00:45:34.500I think that a lot of those people, that a lot of these people who are upset, it's because their side of the aisle is getting rich off of the system the way that it is.
00:46:38.100It's just a total lack of empathy for the experience of other people, the suffering of other human beings.
00:46:45.060And it's, I mean, I actually, as a pollster, because I have to hear it all the time, it makes me angry because I know it's real.
00:46:52.800And I just can't understand how other human beings who claim to love politics, which is all about relationships with other people and interacting and listening to other people, or at least that's what it should be, and that's what it always was.
00:47:08.700It's astonishing to me that there are so many in this world who just feel, and I'm not going to say they can't do it because you and I both know they really can.
00:47:17.560They don't want to because they're doing well, and that's all they care about.
00:47:22.040and it's brother it's disgraceful it's morally wrong number one and number two you know charlie
00:47:28.460wait rich can i just get can i just get your response on this 90 seconds but
00:47:33.860then you get these guys like brad todd coming out and saying well this is identity politics
00:47:38.600and i don't like identity politics i don't think that's true wake up anyway look at the world
00:47:44.940around you all right it is you're engaged in identity politics in the way that he's saying
00:47:50.080whether you want to be or not all right you have to recognize that your core base of voter which is
00:47:57.660what is that it's all the difference in the world young men who are millennial and down are the all
00:48:03.760the difference in the world we call them over here all the winning parts all right all the new parts
00:48:08.300that came to trump in 24 that made the election super easy and super early all right we weren't
00:48:14.680doing a 2 30 in the morning election jack if we didn't have we already knew donald trump won1.00
00:48:18.760and we did because those men came out to vote it is just malpractice and stupidity to sit there0.99
00:48:25.280and ignore the voices of a core constituency that you need to win because you want to sit1.00
00:48:30.220up on some principled pedestal and claim you don't want to engage in identity politics
00:48:35.140the happy loser bro is over it's over rich bass we follow you brother people's pundit.locals.com
00:48:43.360go buy burn it down everybody let's do this let's pass spencer cox come0.88
00:48:47.200Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission.