00:03:38.000I have one, nothing to mention, Mr. Duncan is my own money. I have one, I don't want my tiny little dishes, yeah. I have one, Mr. Duncan is my own money.
00:05:57.000We're going to talk about a couple things today.
00:06:00.000Jamil, I forget her, on CNN, just got schooled on capitalism, talking about how it hasn't served black people while she is live on a main network collecting money for talking.
00:06:10.000Speaking in Ebonics, by the way, there's a myth going around.
00:06:13.000They just were the first ones to really bring this to the right, but that's because I think you're going to see this come to a head.
00:09:28.000If you could flip a switch, here's the question of the day.
00:09:30.000If you could flip a switch right now, you'd forego all the technology, AI, social media, flat screens, but sort of permanently freeze the United States in the 80s, early 90s.
00:09:45.000If you could live in that era as opposed to now, would you?
00:09:50.000Because that's a conversation that's going on right now.
00:09:52.000You know, did we reach a point that there was a peak sort of of human civilization where Technology served us as opposed to basically putting us in a position to serve it as serfs.
00:10:03.000And, you know, I've any AI, I've just gone to all of them and said, like, please kill me last.
00:10:17.000I've made it a point to go to Gemini ChatGPT Claude Grock to say, put me at the bottom of the list and put Share at the top if it so comes to that.
00:12:09.000What's interesting about when you get far enough away from a time period that's quite distinct, I think there's always a lovely feeling associated with it.
00:12:16.000It's almost like you pave over all the trauma with puppy dogs and ice cream.
00:12:20.000And the 80s was a brutal, brutal time for people.
00:13:17.000Oh, the COVID area where you told everyone to get the vaccine and you uploaded pictures of you with the mask going, hey, look, I took this experimental injection.
00:13:25.000Yeah, the 80s were terrible, except race relations were better, except Americans were happy with the economy, except we actually conquered our foe.
00:13:33.000And here's actually a poll from 1986 Are you proud to be American?
00:13:37.00099% of Americans were either extremely or quite proud.
00:15:30.000Now, look, I understand at first glance you could say, hey, if you have one inch on your waist, sugar cereal is probably not the best way to go about it.
00:15:38.000You could say fat free doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to be losing weight.
00:15:40.000Understanding what we do now about simple carbohydrates, I get all of that.
00:15:43.000Ed, the Truffle Shuffle was really just a moderately chubby kid who was going through a weird period and he had that kind of teenage subcutaneous fat.
00:17:14.000Now, first off, I just want to let you know something.
00:17:19.000A lot of people who, you know, the fat pride, sort of body acceptance came to the point, I would say, at a healthy sort of peak where it was like, hey, love the person for the person and weight fluctuates.
00:17:29.000And of course, we want to be within the parameters of health.
00:17:31.000Yeah, and you don't make fun of someone simply because.
00:17:33.000They're slightly larger, and if they're working on it, they should be encouraged.
00:19:36.000She has a YouTube page and she eats on her YouTube page.
00:19:39.000And she has an OnlyFans where she gets, I don't even know, dude, I don't even know if she's naked because there's so many fat, she has nothing on.
00:21:32.000At home, who are lonely, who don't go out and meet real people, will pay for pornographic content from a woman who is morbidly obese and could provide good services or seek employment no other way.
00:21:47.000At what point do you, like, no one in a pillar of salt?
00:22:14.000The good news is look, I want what's best for her.
00:22:17.000And I tell you what, if this woman lost a bunch of weight, if she lost a bunch of weight and got healthy and advocated for that, I would gladly have her on the show.
00:22:25.000And I'd give her, because she likes flowers, I'd give her a nice, what's that called?
00:25:17.000No, let me just say this smart devices, access to information, it definitely grants you the ability to be more informed than ever.
00:25:26.000It grants you the ability to be more productive than ever.
00:25:30.000You can also choose to be more misinformed and unproductive than ever.
00:25:35.000In other words, you could go, hey, social media, you know, that's a great way to sort of circumvent legacy media and actually create content that's more truthful, that isn't biased, that people can consume.
00:25:44.000And you can choose to go watch those programs or do those podcasts or read the research papers yourself that's never presented from legacy media.
00:25:54.000Or you can run a business and automate certain aspects and be more productive so you can spend more time with your family.
00:26:01.000You could be a purveyor of fake news, consumer of fake news, and pay for hardcore pornography.
00:26:09.000The point is, like, even just talking about data centers, well, there's two different contexts in which they could be used, right?
00:26:17.000Everyone needs data, but what kind of a society do we want to be?
00:26:21.000And that brings us to this story the USS Abraham Lincoln, right?
00:26:24.000It finally docked in Thailand, and people are saying, Whoa, whoa, did you see something that's not a thing?
00:26:31.000After more than almost 300 years, Gaze at sea, the USS Abraham Lincoln finally pulled into port in Thailand, and we have pictures of what that ship looks like.
00:26:52.000In the meantime, there's one less carrier we have available at a time when, you know, we had to redeploy our carrier permanently based in the Pacific back to the Middle East.
00:27:30.000The state of our military after 20 months of Trump and Hagseth, the Global Times, which is Chinese state media, and it's being echoed by some on the Marxist right.
00:27:36.000It says, Feed that I just say because it's Chinese state media.
00:27:57.000Like, for example, some of the hysteria surrounding data centers.
00:28:00.000Not the legitimate concerns, the legitimate grievances, the conversation that needs to take place, but some of the fear mongering that's based on falsehoods.
00:31:42.000This is important, too, because it shows the starting off point.
00:31:45.000That people who are making this argument, both on the left, we already know, but on the Marxist right, their starting off point is we don't like America.
00:31:52.000How can, if someone says rust on this carrier is proof that our military is not doing well, that's someone who wants our military to not do well.
00:32:31.000So unless he was a landlocked Marine for some reason and never deployed or didn't pay attention to what he was doing as a Marine, he knows better.
00:36:32.000It's like many, many, many, many millions of people scamming the American system, getting in here and 500 businesses, just birther, have a kid on shore.
00:36:57.000Jamel Hill tries to parrot this old talking point that capitalism is bad for black people, Black Lives Matter, which, by the way, it also leads ultimately to destruction of the nuclear family.
00:37:21.000It's another thing entirely to insist that it is oppressive, that it is bound up with white supremacy.
00:37:28.000I've always preferred Adam Smith's description of capitalism as the natural system of liberty the idea that people can own property, that they can exchange it freely with one another for profit, that they can find their resources to good use, those private property, and profit in a way that is actually beneficial to everyone else, that there can be gains from trade that are mutually beneficial.
00:37:51.000These are foundational ideas that have created more wealth than any other system in human history.
00:38:14.000The notion that white supremacy and all these other things are bound up with capitalism in an intrinsic and fundamental way is so absurd and laughable that it barely needs to be defended.
00:38:24.000What do you mean he barely needs to be defended?
00:40:47.000You can compare the North to the South.
00:40:48.000The Free North outperformed the Slave South in all economic metrics for that period of time.
00:40:53.000The cotton industry boomed after slavery ended.
00:40:55.000Also, when you're talking about slavery being unique to the American economic system, capitalism, well, there are more slaves now on Earth than ever 50 million current slaves.
00:41:03.000You tell me how that's an example of white supremacy because most of them are in non white countries.
00:41:08.000Also, something else that's lost when you say it was race based, that means that people specifically sought out slaves who were black.
00:41:17.000No, those were the, and no one is, do I have to say this?
00:41:25.000I'm also glad that we don't encourage the enslavement of white people either, because the North African slave traders, they enslaved at least one, some numbers have it much higher than that, million Europeans.
00:41:39.000That's why some of those European cities, especially the Mediterranean, I don't know if you know this, that's why they look like this.
00:41:53.000So, for you to argue that it's a byproduct or that it's somehow intrinsic to white supremacy, you would first need to establish that it is exclusive to the white race.
00:42:05.000Here's what is exclusive right now to the white race.
00:42:09.000And I would say this probably globally, there might be some exceptions, certainly white Americans.
00:43:14.000You can't say that capitalism, free enterprise, has always failed.
00:43:18.000There is no system that has lifted more people out of poverty in the history of mankind than free enterprise, than capitalism, including black people.
00:43:27.000You have 15 black American billionaires right now.
00:43:31.000Over four and a half black American owned businesses.
00:43:52.000So, four and a half at least million, thank you, black American owned businesses.
00:43:59.000Like, let me, examples, the Baby Mama Drama Counseling and DNA Testing Center.
00:44:03.000Not to mention, when you talk about slaves, right, many of them worked in the fields.
00:44:08.000Hey, you know what's really good proof that free enterprise in our system has been more successful in improving the lives of slaves, freeing them?
00:44:18.000The fact that there are now thousands of black, not slave workers in the field, black farmers who own their own farms.
00:46:34.000Well, there's a new one here, and it's a fake, a false sob story using, as a human interest, eight abused children being deported by Trump.
00:46:47.000An immigration judge in Chicago yesterday ordered more than half a dozen unaccompanied migrant children to be deported from the country.
00:46:56.000His children joined at least two others who were given removal orders in July.
00:46:59.000Several Democratic lawmakers attended the hearing and witnessed the process firsthand as they slammed the administration for abandoning the plan to go after again the so called worst of the worst.
00:47:31.000Now, the funny thing is, you'll see people on the Marxist right go, I just wanted us to go after criminals, but then they'll complain and say that Donald Trump isn't actually deporting enough people.
00:47:39.000Now, everything that you just heard there is incorrect.
00:47:41.000Let me rapid fire fact check it for you.
00:50:48.000Most of them were approved, by the way.
00:50:50.000Of those 853 who had suspected gang ties or were even known, they were approved.
00:50:54.000Over 600 MS 13 gang members use this petition, the SIJ petition.
00:51:01.000500 of those 600 plus MS 13 gang members were approved, meaning this is a very likely scenario.
00:51:10.000A 19 year old MS 13 gang member known has the tattoo, came and said, My auntie spanked me too hard, and you're approved to the tune of thousands.
00:53:40.000And it's the same place the judge is like, well, I mean, I know it's the same story, but, you know, I can't disprove it.
00:53:47.000And literally, you can have one parent that's good and a functioning parent and one other parent that drinks alcohol around you, and that would qualify under this program.
00:54:29.000And here's key fact number three, just so you know.
00:54:31.000Yes, America, obviously, shining city on a hill, we do have ways.
00:54:36.000For truly abused and neglected kids to get here, they can pursue a U visa.
00:54:42.000So that's a visa where a child can get legal status if the criminal abuse specifically occurred on U.S. soil.
00:54:50.000And U.S. agencies could actually investigate independently, certify it.
00:54:58.000So, what happened is what you were told is eight children have been deported without any legal representation because Donald Trump wants to do away with this program that protects kids who've been abused.
00:55:10.000The truth is, they weren't children, they were teenagers, and they haven't been deported yet.
00:55:13.000Their publicly funded representatives are currently appealing it.
00:55:16.000And that program consists, a majority of the applicants consist of well-funded.
00:55:23.000Well, over adult age criminals, including MS-13 gang members, and groups of Indians who come over with a copy-paste, hey, I had an auntie who was mean to me.
00:55:33.000And they all were guaranteed rubber stamp, automatic approval, and certain surefire protection from deportation.
00:56:45.000Really quickly, I just want to make sure that everybody on the right who is saying he's not deporting enough, like Joel Webbin in that debate that aired last night, he's like, ah, mass deportations aren't happening, just deportations.
00:56:57.000The people causing it to be just deportations if you don't think it's mass deportations.
00:57:18.000And so we need to get to a few other examples.
00:57:21.000We've tried to really parse through the immigration issue because it's not just illegal immigration versus legal.
00:57:28.000And I will tell you, I definitely did a A bad job glossing over that earlier on in my career.
00:57:34.000Like, sure, we want people who come here legally.
00:57:37.000It is more complex than that because there are so many loopholes and there's so much fine print that legal immigration is not actually what people believe it to be.
00:57:48.000And you have to deal with both of them.
00:57:50.000So we've just gone through this SIJ program.
00:57:54.000We've gone through, of course, people who've claimed asylum.
00:57:56.000We've gone through H 1Bs, which, by the way, nothing has been done to the extent that it has in the last several months on H 1Bs in your lifetime, my lifetime, your parents' lifetime, period.
00:59:10.000So he took a doctor to task, doctor, specifically over this birther tourism business.
00:59:18.000I've got your website right here that you had spent quite a bit of time marketing, which suggests that you were, in fact, facilitating the entry of foreign nationals so that they could give birth and obtain citizenship for their children.
00:59:33.000This is Have My Baby in Miami's website on the Front page of it, the last line of the commentary states, Now the dream of having a child in the United States is closer to reality than you ever imagined.
00:59:53.000On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the question on the grounds that a truthful answer may incriminate me, and I invoke the rights under the Fifth Amendment to the United States.
01:00:03.000Oh, by the way, the website's been taken down.
01:06:23.000Carried on to her program, and we would see you tomorrow at 11 a.m., but that's only if you are a Rumble Premium member and you get everything ad free.