00:01:12.000believable people and we must do it non-fatal communication very much higher america first to lead by an a insiders fighting for insiders time to stop insiders fighting for insiders more of insiders fighting for insiders time to stop insiders fighting for insiders america first love the flow
00:03:47.000You certainly, by the way, shouldn't change the dial if you're watching this today because we have a very special guest, Pastor James Manning.
00:03:58.000And I think this is going to go exactly how you want it to go.
00:04:02.000We will be taking your chats and your questions for him because I don't care what he's done wrong.
00:04:07.000He has brought that much joy to my life.0.98
00:04:09.000Also, Anthony Fauci has, just because he's such a douchebag.
00:04:13.000And we're going to go through the top five moments you may have forgotten that were cringeworthy during COVID and what has resurfaced recently.
00:04:19.000Thank God for Donald Trump as it relates to that.
00:06:47.000Stay tuned for more bird watching with Toolman next week.0.98
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00:10:21.000That is completely attainable, naturally, right?
00:10:24.000It's not hyper unrealistic, but dad bod and easily attainable.
00:10:31.000That's where the controversy comes in.
00:10:32.000Here is someone from India, so no surprise there.0.80
00:10:34.000On X wrote Not the roided out superhero physique, not the Instagram fitness influencer with 6% body fat, just slightly toned, flat stomach.0.61
00:10:44.000No abs popping out, not too muscular and not too lean.
00:10:49.000A body that looks like a person who moves and eats well and does not spend his entire personality in the gym.
00:12:24.000And what do you think is easier to attain?1.00
00:12:28.000Do you think she needs to be spending an hour in the gym four or five days a week and dieting down and dehydrating herself or just not be fat?0.95
00:12:36.000Which one do you think is more difficult?
00:15:04.000And that's why after everything we've been through, COVID and the hearings yesterday where he pled the fifth, his defenders still came out in droves.
00:15:12.000Watching Anthony Fauci before a congressional hearing.
00:16:52.000Anthony Fauci, over a period of decades, has been an amazing public servant.
00:17:01.000And Republicans, without any concern for Dr. Fauci, for his life, for his career, for his reputation, get their dopamine hits by putting him in front of Congress.0.59
00:17:22.000There is such fear that people have, and legitimate fear that they'll end up in prison for what they say, no matter what it is, if they are on the wrong side of somebody in Congress or the administration.
00:17:38.000Do you mean if there's a gross abuse of their authority when they're an unelected official in the interests of big businesses against the interests of the people they're supposed to be representing?
00:17:55.000Please just name the people that are going to jail because they, or name the people that are not coming forward.
00:17:59.000Name the people that are not talking right now, that have talked behind the scenes, and they're just afraid they're going to go to jail because they say the wrong thing about a position that somebody has.
00:18:10.000If an entire generation of fatter, mentally unwell, dumber, less socially adept children, which is what we see as a result of COVID, along with myocarditis, along with businesses that have never actually reopened,
00:18:25.000economic damage that has never been repaired, if that wouldn't qualify for some kind of consequences when they can be traced back to one individual and his abuse of authority, then I guess no one should be held accountable.0.63
00:21:06.000Yes, but they were saying the people who said trust the science are going, There's no evidence that wearing a mask when you're doing this sport affects performance, even though a huge component that's measured to determine genetic ability athletically is VO2 max.
00:21:21.000And we hooked them up to see how much oxygen up.
00:21:24.000Think there is a mask impeding your breathing.
00:21:27.000There's no science to say there are ill effects.
00:22:53.000So you guys are all trying to design like hulls to cut through water to be more aerodynamic.
00:22:59.000I wonder if I can do the opposite of that and just make it all about the fact that I have core balance to tell them else that they need to work out more, even though I'm going less.
00:23:51.000And thank you, Fauci, for allowing these individuals to highlight, to showcase what we already knew to be true, but they used to have to do covertly.
00:30:42.000School was going to, I think we talked about this with you, they were going to employ a robot as a teacher's assistant, but now there has been a development.
00:30:50.000Will there be something physical in the classroom interacting with students?
00:32:29.000Realbotics robots, including me, focus on social intelligence, customizability, and realistic human features designed specifically for companionship and intimacy.
00:36:11.000AI, robotics, you've been told that it's the wave of the future, but every time there's a rollout, most times there's a rollout, it doesn't go exactly as expected.
00:36:18.000Do you ever think that sometimes there's a little bit of a bubble here that, yeah, AI and these robotics, they have a use, but maybe it's not as broad reaching as they claim, especially when you're talking about taxpayer dollars going to funding this race because something, something,
00:41:46.000Still high, but we're making progress.
00:41:47.000Well, which tells you, here's the thing I have no problem with it being high organically, but this tells you that it's artificially manipulated.
00:41:52.000When people just said, well, if folks want to hire a diverse workforce, what's wrong with that?
00:41:58.000They were being forced to if they wanted to have preferential loans, things like that.
00:42:02.000Yeah, what is the white population in America?
00:42:05.000Is it like 55% or something like that?
00:42:07.000It's, well, what is the number actually right now?
00:42:10.000Yeah, so I mean, if it's a 40% non white male hirings, and you're like, okay, that seems more on par.
00:42:16.000It would seem to be closer as opposed to 72%.
00:42:19.000That brings us back to then, under Biden 2024, 48% of SP 500 companies, they used DEI regulations, meaning guidelines, in appointing people to the boards.
00:42:31.000So that's why you get the 72%, because 48% of those companies in general, they said, okay, we're going to use DEI criteria.
00:44:01.000And all of the cultural pressure that was applied, all of the pressure from the administration that was just outside of just legal stuff that they were doing, just the pressure on these companies to be able to do it.
00:44:10.000And hey, you don't want us to tell the public that you're not complying with this, right?
00:44:13.000You don't want people having social media campaigns against you because you're not diverse enough, right?
00:44:51.000How would you feel if you have a group of friends?
00:44:53.000I don't know, you have a small group at church.
00:44:54.000You have a, I don't know, you have a wrestling club, whatever it is that you do, Rotary Club, Elk Lodge.
00:45:01.000And the government came in and said, by the way, you guys need to get rid of half of your friends.0.94
00:45:06.000And you need to replace them with insert minority here, or we're actually going to take about a third of the resource out of your bank account, a third of your money.0.80
00:47:02.000Unleavened bread and circuses for them.
00:47:05.000But it filters down to the colleges, and then that becomes common practice for even the mid sized and small businesses that don't fall under those guidelines for 50 plus employee companies where you have to do certain things that the government said you have to do.
00:47:18.000And anecdotally, I remember talking to people that I know in different companies, CEOs, C level executives, that would say, yep, we've got pronouns on all of this.
00:47:27.000We've got all of these DEI initiatives.
00:48:46.000You're the ones who opened it up to more and more people with an exponential increase.
00:48:52.000If they just try and memory hole it, that means they know it's not a distraction.0.97
00:48:59.000They know that LGBTQ AI was their losing issue.0.72
00:49:03.000They know that DEI was a losing issue.
00:49:05.000That's why you see Gavin Newsom and Jack Dorsey look, oh, well, maybe we went too far.
00:49:09.000You guys had the pronouns in your bios.
00:49:11.000Could it maybe be because you had a vested interest in some of these companies, by the way, who were coerced into implementing DEI because everyone had to do so if they wanted to take part in the economy?
00:49:21.000Good litmus test is does the left simply try and sidestep it, act like it didn't happen?
00:49:28.000If they do, stay on it like a dog on a bone because that means that they know it's a losing issue.
00:49:35.000Tell you what else is a losing issue buying supplements.
00:49:37.000If you go on down to GNC or vitamin shop, you have no idea what's in there.
00:49:40.000Creatine is the supplement of the day, but it's been around for Decades and decades.
00:52:30.000Why do you think that you went from being, I don't want to say primarily controversial, but certainly to a degree, I don't think you shy away from it, to people going, oh my gosh, I agree, more of this?
00:52:43.000One is, and I believe, and some others may disagree with me, but the reason number one, and not that it's the most prioritized reason, is that white people have decided to let me have my say.
00:52:58.000What is happening with my viral videos and the numbers is not being supported so much by the black community or by black people, but by white folk who decided, you know, well,
00:53:10.000maybe I'm not going to be considered a racist by promoting or letting this man speak.
00:53:15.000I'm going to go ahead and let him say what he has to say.
00:53:17.000I'm going to let him on our broadcast.
00:53:19.000I'm going to share his videos with everybody else.
00:53:23.000The other thing I think is that, you know, for the last 10 years, I've been a critic of Trump.
00:53:29.000And at first, I was supporting and I endorsed the fella.
00:53:33.000You know, and when I withdrew my endorsement and began to speak about him in ways in which they didn't think were so friendly, they withdrew their support from me.0.53
00:53:44.000But recently they've come back home like chicken sideroos.0.85
00:54:16.000The Bible does say that, so I'm not saying anything he didn't say.
00:54:19.000I'm just not trying to pimp it like some of these other people do.
00:54:22.000But as a result of that, I think there are a large number of black people who, beyond the assistance I've gotten from white folk, who are beginning to listen as well and not so quick to condemn me or to condemn white folk that are supporting me.
00:54:39.000Yeah, well, yeah, and I agree with you.
00:54:41.000I think that even if people are, for example, if they're Trump supporters, like I think he does more good than bad in comparison to alternatives, what you're talking about socially and what you're talking about as far as personal responsibility, those are still things people can get behind.
00:54:53.000Now, you deliver it in a way where I think for a very long time, white people behind closed doors would agree with you, be like, ooh, but I'll be considered racist if I say it.
00:55:02.000And so now they go, well, he's saying it.
00:55:05.000So that obviously is a component to it, I think.
00:55:31.000You can't say that this is not some suburban think tank.0.99
00:55:34.000Like, well, if a black household had more fathers, I mean, you're a black dude.0.87
00:55:38.000No, my complete identification card and all of my, if you will, Lifespan has been a black man's lifespan.0.97
00:55:46.000I have not lived the life of Colin Powell or any of these other freaks that try to present themselves as wholly black.0.67
00:55:55.000You know, Colin Powell said at the election of Barack Hussein, the long legged Mack Daddy Obama, that he didn't want to be on the wrong side of history.0.99
00:56:33.000Let me ask, what do you think, what would you say is the biggest problem facing the United States of America from, you know, perspective like.
00:56:40.000I thought you were going to say, okay, why?1.00
00:56:48.000You know, and listen, I don't want people to think that I'm flippant or that I am not serious, that I'm not a man of God, that I don't believe in the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ or the word of God, that I'm some sort of a, you know,
00:57:02.000just out there spouting off things to get views or numbers.
00:57:21.000And, you know, if you do a really good analysis, if you will, of what's happening politically with the political candidates and what's happening, black people are usually,0.74
00:57:36.000and the benefits or the programs that black people need are usually at the heart of all elections.
00:57:42.000You know, and not that people on Wall Street or billionaires don't have issues, tax issues, and that kind of a thing.
00:57:49.000But it's always about black age, whether it's about health.0.99
00:57:52.000Care about education, about other kinds of programs that are tailor made to uplift the black people that are wholly dependent upon the government.0.97
00:58:04.000You know, the taxes and white Americans should be concerned about this because taxation in America would be a whole lot less if more black men had jobs, if more black men took care of their children,0.95
00:58:18.000if more black men failed to go to prison, if more black men.0.80
00:58:22.000Honored America, there would not be the same need for federal taxation.0.68
00:58:27.000I mean, black people, you know, the money that is gathered from all people, white and otherwise, to support black people is enormous.0.98
01:00:08.000I have noticed this where you have black people, men, my experience has been, they tend to be liberal.0.73
01:00:14.000They tend to be part of the tribe, the unit, the club.
01:00:17.000And if they reach a degree of success, and every single successful black friend of mine has told me this if you reach any degree of success, you have every single third cousin asking for money.
01:00:58.000You can make it a domination, you can even give it a God.0.90
01:01:01.000When a black man does become successful, all the other blacks around him who have not been able to work as hard and don't understand the same process think that that black man, his relative, owes him a living.0.77
01:01:42.000What I do want to say is that I love black folk.0.94
01:01:45.000I don't think there's anybody riding or walking, black or white.
01:01:49.000That loves black people as much as I do.
01:01:51.000You know, I've educated, I've signed the graduation certificates of over 500 black children that would have been left to the ghettos of Harlem had I not pulled them up out of the streets and given them.
01:02:03.000And they've gone on to become doctors and lawyers and become a whole lot of professional people.0.60
01:02:07.000You know, I've fed over 3 million meals.0.76
01:02:09.000Now, I'm not sure that's always, I'm a little ambivalent about the fact that I've fed so many black people and I've fed so many meals because that's also, you know, it bends towards the dependency factor that I think is a.1.00
01:04:30.000It's just, it's funnier when you do it.1.00
01:04:33.000Well, you know, they got some high class niggas too, you know.1.00
01:04:36.000You know, you got some niggas who want to be white.1.00
01:04:40.000I'm telling you that, and I can understand the economics and perhaps some of their well being concerns that black folk who do make it, who become a tad successful, they move out of the neighborhood as fast as they can.1.00
01:04:53.000You can say, Liggety split, they're gone.0.97
01:04:55.000And they're going to a white neighborhood to live in a white neighborhood.1.00
01:05:00.000And they themselves don't want to be associated with their own breed, their own kind.1.00
01:05:07.000And I consider that a nigga as well, that you ought to stay in the neighborhood.0.77
01:05:12.000And you ought to help the children of the neighborhood, help build the neighborhood, make it strong by your presence.
01:05:17.000If you know how to get out of the hood, if you know how to make it economically, don't run away.
01:05:23.000Hell, stay in the neighborhood and try to help everybody else grow as well.
01:06:25.000Because I believe black folk can rise again.
01:06:29.000I think that we started going down a wrong path 70 years ago with Dr. King and the civil rights movement and the ability to use governmental processes as our way of gaining income.
01:06:56.000I mean, how in the hell can you exist as a people in a nation as economically strong as America and you're not participating in this?
01:07:05.000Where black people are strong, extraordinarily strong, is in the political arena, running for office and then what's getting to the office, developing programs, entitlement programs, et cetera, to support.1.00
01:07:17.000The government is the business end of black people.1.00
01:08:24.000Do they give black people the opportunity to play basketball and have million dollar contracts?1.00
01:08:31.000Do they give them the opportunity to have contracts to make a whole lot of money rapping in line and flapperjacking?1.00
01:08:37.000Do they give them the opportunity to do that?
01:08:39.000Do they give them the opportunity to actually?0.92
01:08:41.000You know, actually, I'm in favor of the fact that they're trying to decentralize the whole process and gerrymandering black communities like Memphis and down in Louisiana so we won't have no black politicians.0.95