00:03:39.000I mean, it's so much more than that because we're just now seeing that the trial kicks off for Austin Metcalf down there, just outside of Dallas, Texas, in Frisco.
00:03:49.600We now hear that Austin Metcalf's final words, which have now been revealed, were,
00:08:51.460Well, as we explained in the original Unhumans book, I say as I wear the white boy summer hat that your brother Kevin so graciously gave me a couple of years ago during the campaign.
00:09:01.980As we explained in the original Unhumans book, cultural Marxism, we have to go back this far.
00:09:07.880We have to go back to the middle 19th century with the original Marxism that has sort of
00:11:31.220And because the straight white male Christian man, okay, Henry, was accused of doing racism by a brown, non-white, non-Christian male and their family,0.82
00:11:49.160the police following the cultural marxist worldview and paradigm right they gave the0.93
00:11:55.600benefit of the doubt to the brown and they gave no benefit of any doubt to the white and they1.00
00:12:01.540immediately aggressed him they became physically violent with him obviously and the idea is well
00:12:07.980he was he was he was a white male and maybe he said a racist thing the implication therefore is
00:12:43.860in the United Kingdom. And as a result of his death there have been a number of protests
00:12:49.860and you'll notice the anti-whites who are in positions of power are condemning the protests
00:12:57.300who are of people upset by the anti-white policy, the explicitly anti-white policy that
00:13:04.680has resulted in the death of this young man. They're more upset that there's protests than
00:13:10.980And there are about the reason of protesting in the first place, because it's like, well, you're whites.0.91
00:13:14.940You should know better. You shouldn't be protesting.0.88
00:13:18.180It's wrong to protest. Get back in your place.
00:13:21.700So the conversations are all happening in a context in which there is this very clear oppressor versus oppressive dynamic, this sort of expectation.
00:13:32.180And I'll also add that one of the most feckless responses to this that I'm getting rather tired of hearing is when we talk about in the book.
00:13:39.200uh jack you know you know what that that paradigm is it's it's a it's well what if the roles were0.96
00:13:44.220reversed hypocrite much huh hypocrisy oh look at all this hypocrisy what do we think about0.99
00:13:49.360these hypocrisy claims accusations and finger wagging jack well of course what we call this0.99
00:13:58.000finger wagging and of course what we call all of this is their accusations as a form of a of a
00:14:05.300spell as a form of a hypnosis, whereby in what they're doing is taking the training that they
00:14:13.680receive in these, in these courses. And the training is of course, geared to make them
00:14:18.920anti-white. And so the minute that you bring in one of these, you know, anti-white sayings,
00:14:25.860then suddenly, Oh, Oh, Oh, we have, we, he was invoked. He isn't, we call it playing the race
00:14:31.540card. We actually know what this phrase is. We all use this phrase, but suddenly when you play
00:14:36.400the race card, it creates this special lane of privilege for anyone who uses it in a capacity
00:14:45.060with individuals like police officers and law enforcement. And immediately, immediately what
00:14:50.920they do is they take the side of whoever's non-white, making the accusation against the
00:14:56.800person who is white. And Joshua, this is, and this is where we need to dig in. This is where we need
00:15:02.700to go beyond just this case to understand the underpinnings of the system that made this case
00:15:11.060possible. There are groups, coalitions, call it what you will, who are anti-whites. And the
00:15:20.720anti-whites take power and they demand, this is why, by the way, that only certain countries are
00:15:28.800demanded to take in migrants, for example. This is why only certain groups are we told it's good
00:15:35.880that their fertility rates are down. It's good that there's less and less, fewer and fewer of
00:15:41.060them in the population. It's why the SPLC had a guy who was sitting in the back office who kept
00:15:46.960track of the decreasing white percentage of the population in the United States.
00:15:51.760What could possibly answer all that, Joshua?
00:15:56.880I simply think that they're anti-whites, Jack.
00:16:00.260And this is where we return to what you said yesterday, which was that there's this white0.62
00:16:07.660identity politics that has been created not by white people, but rather pressed on to
00:16:16.120You know, I've shared this story before that I grew up in a post-racial community, an evangelical Christian homeschool group that had more diversity than just about any community you could possibly imagine.
00:16:30.720The kind of a sort of a neoliberal paradise, let's say, of Asian people and black people and people from Eastern Europe and all manner of languages and customs and ethnicities in this homeschool community.
00:16:41.260But we were a Christian, an evangelical Christian community, and we saw ourselves as believers.
00:16:47.020And in our worldview of humanity, there were the believers, there's Christians, and then there's the unbelievers and the non-Christians.
00:16:54.200And I think this is important to gather also, as there's a leaf blower outside my window.
00:17:02.740But it wasn't until I was in college when I realized that I was seen as white.
00:17:08.200I didn't realize that I was white until college, as odd as that sounds, but it was resentful non-white, dare I say, anti-white professors who said, oh, here's what you know about you, Joshua, because you're a straight white male.
00:17:22.400And then they would list off all these horrific cracker stereotypes about me as a person saying that these were obviously true about you.
00:17:30.360Therefore, you've got to check your privilege.
00:17:32.300And I had no idea what they were talking about.
00:17:34.160And that's when I realized that identity politics, I'm not interested in that, but identity politics is interested in me.
00:17:45.140And this is what we need to become the new understanding.
00:17:50.440This is what we need to make the new understanding of how our society works, how these policies and how these privileges, this new form of privileges, this new form of hierarchy, because that's what it is.
00:18:19.880There were people who were upset because they viewed, remember, in their view, it was not necessarily the true view, but in their view, there was an inverted hierarchy or there was a racial hierarchy in America.
00:18:33.380So what they decided to do was they took their theory and they made an inverted hierarchy.
00:18:40.000And in the 1960s, and we do talk about this in Unhumans, they created and began creating a set of principles to invert the hierarchy.
00:18:49.340And so things were done in the name of, and we all know about this, affirmative action and equality, which actually are directly, directly anti-white policies and have always been from the very start.
00:19:04.380More on this when we return, myself, by a phoner at least, and Joshua Lysak talking about the anti-white.0.70
00:22:33.920What we have to come to understand is the way that the left-wing, cultural Marxist, oppressive, rather, oppressor versus oppressed worldview sees not simply people, but sees history.
00:22:46.780See, in the right-wing worldview, from the conservative vantage point, there are people, there are individuals, okay, individual rights, individual liberties, and whatnot.
00:22:57.800But the left-wing oppressor versus oppressed worldview casts people not as individuals but as groups or as tribes with intersectional characteristics.
00:23:08.820And in that worldview, they have a model of history that is intergenerational, an intergenerational ledger.0.89
00:23:18.800This is why you'll have, for example, radical second-wave feminists would say things like,1.00
00:23:24.660men have been in charge for so long, so now it's our turn to be in charge of you,1.00
00:23:29.640in order to justify hiring underqualified women over men who were more qualified,
00:23:35.500or even simply actually qualified when the women candidates were not.
00:23:39.400And you might say, well, the men who don't get that job were never oppressive.
00:23:43.560Ah, but they're members of the tribe of men who have historically been oppressive, the second-wave feminists would say.
00:23:51.080And so in order to justify discriminating against individual people, against individual men, and nowadays against individual white individuals, including those as young as 18-year-old Henry and younger,
00:24:07.560You have to take this expansive view of history where equality really means equalizing the ledger.
00:24:15.060And they're saying in the past, this is why the refounding of America from 1776 to 1619 was so important for the left wing perspective.0.54
00:24:25.880They had to say, for hundreds of years, whites have been oppressive to black people.0.79
00:24:32.220Therefore, anti-white systemic racism is only fair.0.92
00:24:41.260And we found in the Research for Unhumans book, talking about the Haitian Revolution specifically,
00:24:46.720which was an anti-white, proto-communist, ethnic cleansing, and frankly, white genocide of Hispaniola in the Haitian revolutionary context.
00:24:57.960Later, the ex-slaves who had committed a number of atrocities against white women and children,
00:25:06.380they had said, when they were spoken to, they said, I didn't want to be free, I wanted to be a slave master too.
00:25:15.520so so joshua resentment there's that revenge so joshua this this type of you know understanding
00:25:23.360of identity this this has never really been an identity that that white people have sought in
00:25:28.320fact i would i would argue that that white people have pushed back against some any kind of white
00:25:34.800collective identity for years and years but the unfortunate situation is that it's been imposed
00:25:41.760on white as a group and in many cases one of the ways to look at it is just to simply understand
00:25:47.520that these uh individuals like like the stabber in uh texas or the stat was on trial right now or
00:25:56.480the stabber here in in the uk or the stabber who uh slit the throat of arena zarutska they weren't
00:26:04.240considering you know the fact oh she's a ukrainian uh you know war refugee or anything that they just
00:26:10.800saw a member of a tribe that was not their tribe, and they wanted to take them out. Do you get what0.62
00:26:16.500I'm saying? Yes, I think the tolerant American white citizenry doesn't understand the tribalism
00:26:25.900that is part and parcel to the rest of the world. And that, of course, is why communism has overtaken
00:26:32.240via revolution so many places around the world that are not Western. And that's why cultural
00:26:39.460Marxism had to sort of be mutated out of communism. It's a sort of a woke left-wing cultural ideology
00:26:47.700that takes the core paradigm of Marxism, of oppressor versus oppressed, and then slaps that
00:26:53.340onto the social order and the structure of laws in the United States and so on and so forth. But
00:26:58.940yes, you're correct that there has never been any kind of organized so-called white pride or
00:27:04.320white collectivization. Because from the perspective of American whites, that's just
00:27:09.340weird. That's just not who we are. That's not something that's been sought. And yet it has0.99
00:27:15.020been formed nonetheless. Joshua Lysak, thank you for joining us here at Human Events Daily.
00:31:07.400In response to that, Democrats were kind of figuring out what to do
00:31:10.520And the mayoral race in Los Angeles, same thing.
00:31:14.180There were two – there's Bass, who's not really popular, and then there's another contender who is her alternative, and they were weighing their options.
00:31:23.000So they voted later in the process, and those votes are being counted now.
00:31:28.200So it's leading to people saying things like the governor of Florida, for instance, that Democrats are just cheating.
00:31:34.640Now, we all know Democrats do what they do in elections, but that's not really what's happening here.
00:31:38.720those are later more democratic ballots and so here's one of the other aside from that though
00:31:46.160rich one of the pieces that i want to talk about too what specifically on the la race and and steve
00:31:50.720hilton will see on the governor's race and one of the misgivings that i've had and and perhaps i
00:31:55.120should have said more about it earlier is that the issue with la isn't just the policy issues
00:32:03.200the issue with la and and i see this it reminds me of a of a congressional election sometimes
00:32:08.880where you get these guys who say you know congressional candidate i know you've seen
00:32:13.120him rich where they have these great ideas and they have this great plan and it's great marketing
00:32:18.400but they don't actually look at the the situation in the district the situation with the voters and
00:32:26.400in la county you've got a bunch of voters and i'm just going to say it rich i'm just going to say it
00:32:30.960You've got a bunch of voters in L.A. who don't care that the white neighborhood burned down.
00:32:36.260They just don't care because it didn't affect them.
00:32:40.460It has nothing to do with their neighborhood or the gravy train that they get from the government every single day.0.87
00:32:46.620And who cares the white neighborhood came in?0.78
00:32:48.920And by the way, there's even a bunch of them who probably think it's a good thing that the white neighborhood burned down because then they can get Section 8 in there.0.87
00:32:57.920Then they can get the public housing in there.0.82
00:32:59.680then they can get a bunch of that stuff. And Rich, I'm just going to say it. You can't have
00:33:04.180elections in cities like this. It's like that Tom Wolfe novel about Miami, right? You can't
00:33:11.980have elections in cities like this without addressing these issues or without understanding
00:33:16.960these issues. And I didn't see any effort from Spencer Pratt's campaign to address any of that.
00:33:23.400It's like he campaigned just to his neighborhood. Yeah. And he said following the first round when
00:33:29.360votes were being counted. Things were looking good for him. He said, this is great. It was a
00:33:33.380big, big, the city was bigger than I thought. And now I'll have more time. It felt like it went too
00:33:38.140quick and I didn't get to go to different parts of the city that I wanted to go to. Um, that was
00:33:42.980really, you know, it was illuminating statement to me, right? Um, you live in this area, obviously
00:33:50.460not you, obviously Spencer Pratt. I mean, you should know how difficult it would have been
00:33:55.000to campaign in a giant city like Los Angeles. But Jack, I think you touched on something that
00:34:00.500Republicans are just uncomfortable talking about. And that's the problem because politics is about
00:34:05.660relationships. And you just said something that is true. The fact of the matter is there are entire
00:34:11.380blocks, huge blocks of voters by ethnicity and nationality and national origin that have absolutely
00:34:17.860no connection to the white neighborhoods that absolutely have no connection to the Republican
00:34:22.300Party, and technically this is a nonpartisan race, but give me a break. We all know who the
00:34:26.440lefts are, the rights are, right? And I don't think people understand it's not just about how's the
00:34:33.060crime rate, what's the situation with the neighborhoods. This is, to them, reverse
00:34:38.760gentrification. It doesn't bother them at all, Jack. I mean, it's just a fact. Now, the crime
00:34:44.420issue and stuff, that's separate. But I put something out on social media the other day,
00:34:49.520which was a bit of unsolicited advice for Spencer Pratt, that if you continue at this rate,
00:34:55.100let's say he keeps in his second spot, which is possible he might not do, but let's just say he
00:35:00.640does, you're going to have to do something radically different. You're going to have to run
00:35:06.380a radically different campaign. And it's tragic because now is about the time where all of those
00:35:12.900GOP consultants start flooding people like him who win these primary upsets, right? And they say
00:35:18.680It goes a little something like this, Jack.
00:35:20.740You guys did so good in the first round.
00:35:23.760I mean, you should be really proud of yourselves.
00:35:26.180But now, I mean, you're going to need some help.
00:35:28.980You're going to need help from the pros.
00:35:30.960You're going to have to let us take over.
00:35:38.340And sadly, that happens more often than not.
00:35:41.500They're successful because they talk a big game and they look like winners.0.99
00:35:45.280But in truth, they're professional losers.
00:35:47.500And none of them understand what you just said, and that's why they can't win these areas.0.89
00:35:52.660Donald Trump gave Republicans a unique and an incredible opportunity to make inroads with voters like the one Spencer Pratt obviously is going to have to appeal to, younger, certainly less white.
00:36:05.840And unfortunately, most, if not all, of the Republican campaigns this cycle haven't taken the gift that Donald Trump has given them and run with it correctly at all.
00:36:15.480yeah no I mean I remember I remember him you know Pratt was was campaigning to you know and he would
00:36:24.120say um what was he called her Karen Basura like like like oh that's that's funny like like she's
00:36:31.260trash and we're gonna talk about in a in a Spanish language joke I I don't I don't get what that is
00:36:37.320right right is that something that the voters are gonna want because when what President Trump did0.91
00:36:43.620working-class voters was he went out and said come vote for me i will improve your living conditions
00:36:52.100today i will take the conditions you are in and i'll make them better i'll put more money in your
00:36:56.580pocket and he found a variety of ways to explain that but if you don't campaign directly to voters
00:37:03.060from where they are not just where you think they should be but where they actually are and
00:37:08.260understand where they are then you're not going to connect with them you're not going to be able
00:37:12.980to move them you're not going to be able to shift them into your lane they are going to get up and
00:37:18.340say yeah i'm my life my life is doing okay or i'm going to vote for the person that's going to
00:37:23.380continue my gravy trains or i got to make sure that check keeps coming in on the 1st and the
00:37:27.30015th or whatever it is uh of the month and and that's it first of the month and and i'm done i0.89
00:37:34.100i don't really care that the white neighborhood burned down and why should i because screw those0.98
00:37:37.860white people right unfortunately that's a huge part that's a huge part of the of of the process0.99
00:37:44.500here and a huge part of the issue when you're looking at that uh that district that municipality
00:37:50.820as a political form uh rich we are up on a hard break and so let's hold it right there i'll get
00:37:56.020back to you for your response in just one moment folks human events daily we are right back here
00:38:46.400All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, we are back live here.
00:38:51.040Real America's Voice, we're with Rich Barris, and we're talking about, now, Rich, let me ask you, we're talking about the L.A. mayor's race.
00:38:56.620and rich have you received any of the uh have you seen i guess i don't even know if we can get exit
00:39:01.580polls in the la mayor's race which is which is amazing by the way that uh you know for a lot
00:39:06.860for a lot of people asking about you know what's up with the you know what's up with the la results
00:39:12.140and the fact that we don't have them out yet why do we also not seem to have any exit polls out or
00:39:16.620at least that i can't readily find i'm using google and ai to search and i can't find them anywhere
00:39:21.100It really doesn't speak very well to the trust in our elections, does it?
00:39:28.540And unfortunately, in the exit poll game, guys, which stay tuned because including Rav, I think we're going to be doing a separate alternative exit poll from now on everywhere.
00:39:40.520And we hope to start that with this year's midterm elections, because unfortunately, after the 2016 bomb, which was just the latest in a bunch of other bombs from exit pollsters, which was done by Edison Research at the time and the National Election Consortium of Media Outlets, the AP and Fox News broke off and they did AP vote cast, which was great.
00:40:02.880It gave us an alternative. Now there's been a scant exit polling. Edison has basically sold
00:40:10.240the exit poll consortium over to SSRS, which is the firm that conducts the CNN poll. So like,
00:40:18.060this is where we're at here with exit polls in this country, Jack. It's not good. And then
00:40:23.600arguably, you know, last cycle, even the exit polls were scant compared to last primaries,
00:40:30.220you know last year's primaries that we had gone through and that also happened in 22 during that
00:40:36.160midterm cycle so I would really like to see um more exit polls in this country but again
00:40:41.740would I trust them uh almost certainly not given that I trust about two or three people in this
00:40:48.560business so that means I'm gonna have to try to put this thing together myself we don't have
00:40:52.400it appears we don't have them and Jack there's been a number of other races too where exit polls
00:40:57.520rich rich here's here's what i'm seeing here's what i'm seeing uh cnn has some kind of reporting
00:41:04.640on it it's not an exit poll but the one thing that they are saying is that the inroads that pratt made
00:41:11.840were it says that reports note that pratt made notable inroads with white voters especially on
00:41:17.040the west side and in the san fernando valley his support support came from a coalition including
00:41:22.080republicans independents frustrated voters often in whiter and affluent areas upset about quality
00:41:28.080of life issues so rich i didn't even know that when i started when i started talking about this
00:41:33.760i just said i i suspect that's what came in because it seemed like those were the only
00:41:38.560groups that he was actually campaigning towards and i'm just going to say it as as a campaign0.99
00:41:44.400that's a problem if you're going into one of these areas that is very multicultural that's1.00
00:41:49.680It's very diverse the way L.A. is.1.00
00:41:53.900And Donald Trump did not get the vote share or the number of votes that he got in Los Angeles County and even in the in the city itself, which was an astonishing amount for a Republican presidential candidate.
00:42:04.460Guys, if you didn't know, it's stunning.
00:42:06.440Go look at it compared to prior Republican presidents, even himself, by the way, in 2016.
00:42:55.680It doesn't trend, you know, on X or any other, or Instagram.
00:42:59.540It is hard relationship building that takes time.
00:43:04.360And now if he does, again, let's say he moves on to the second round of the jungle, he has very little time to crisscross this city, Jack, and do two things.
00:43:13.560Begin to build those relationships, which he'll need if he wants to even have a prayer.
00:43:17.060Otherwise, he'll just be the latest right-wing California campaign that let everybody down.
00:43:22.220And then the second thing is that he needs to build a ballot-chasing, vote-chasing, and curing operation because Democrats have it on lock.
00:43:31.460And that is why we're waiting so long for these ballots all the time.
00:43:34.200They come back 90-10 Democrat, and people flip out and pull their hair out.
00:43:38.760It's simply because no matter what you hear from California Republicans, they are full of it.
00:43:43.860They do not have a sophisticated, curing operation in the state.
00:43:48.540It really, outside of some areas in the Central Valley, Jack, they basically don't have it at all.
00:43:55.720And in California, you may not like the rules, but you have to play by those rules in order to win.
00:44:01.340And then when you win, you can change them, but you've got to win first before you even begin to discuss that.
00:44:07.840Otherwise, you're really just complaining.
00:44:09.700So it's a lot more than just putting your name out there and running a campaign the way that Donald Trump made it look easy to do and make inroads with these groups.
00:44:22.800And then you have a lot of other candidates to come out and think, well, I'm going to get some kind of a wedge and I'm going to do it too.