Pearl - November 24, 2024


The Republican Party is Paid for by a WOKE Billionaire! ｜ Pearl Daily

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family court reform
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Paul Singer Pearl Trump Earl
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In this episode of Pearl Daily, Pearl talks about the Texas Supreme Court ruling allowing a transgender woman to move across state lines from Texas to California, and how the ruling was made by the far-left donor class of the Democratic Party.

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00:00:00.000 He started the transgender movement in the United States with the idea of codifying it into law.
00:00:04.360 Even in Texas, a lot of Republicans here do not understand the fundamental issue with the
00:00:10.720 Republican Party. And it's actually national because our rich elites don't believe in free
00:00:14.940 speech. There's been a globalist attempt for a long time to disrupt the families and financial
00:00:20.080 standing of the American middle class to reduce its political power. The donor class of the
00:00:25.320 Republican Party is far left. Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily. I am your host, Pearl,
00:00:30.800 and this is the Audacity Network. Okay, so now she's allowed to move before you can even get to
00:00:36.440 a jury trial. Correct. Okay, and what did the Texas Supreme Court tell you? So the Texas Supreme Court,
00:00:43.240 Justice Blacklock, I call him Blackhearted Blacklock, he ruled that they could not stop her from moving 0.64
00:00:49.140 to California, even though California had just passed its transgender kidnapping law, saying that
00:00:55.980 she was no more likely to transition my son in California than in Texas. That's what a political 1.00
00:01:02.280 ruling looks like. And is that because he's running for office and it'll piss people off? I'm just,
00:01:08.220 why on earth would he rule that? Yeah, so you have the right response. So a lot of people, even in Texas,
00:01:15.700 a lot of Republicans here do not understand the fundamental issue with the Republican Party.
00:01:22.660 And it's actually national, but it shows itself very clearly in Texas. Fundamentally, the problem
00:01:29.020 is this. The donor class of the Republican Party is far left. So I'll give you an example. The
00:01:35.060 transgender movement in the United States was not started by Democrats. It was started by Republicans.
00:01:40.160 And I'm a lifelong Republican. I learned all this the hard way. Paul Singer is the largest donor to
00:01:47.600 the Republican Party. And he founded the Human Rights Campaign. You know, the yellow equal sign?
00:01:52.240 I don't, but that sounds familiar, but let me see.
00:01:54.940 Okay. The Human Rights Campaign is the largest and most powerful LGBT lobby organization in the world.
00:02:01.220 It's the reason that the State Department put the pride flags on all our embassies worldwide.
00:02:06.220 They are also the people that created the DEI scores for hiring LGBT people. And then they grade 0.99
00:02:13.640 corporations on it and that corporations live up to. That was founded by Paul Singer, who is the
00:02:18.720 largest donor to the Republican Party. He also sues everybody. He's very litigious. And Paul Singer
00:02:25.920 also funds the Manhattan Institute. He funds the Claremont Review of Books. He's a big funder of think
00:02:31.740 tanks and so forth. I mean, you can see interviews that Manhattan Institute fellows have done with him
00:02:38.540 where they talk about his LGBT advocacy. He started the transgender movement in the United States and
00:02:44.480 basically with the idea of codifying it into law. He's the largest donor of the Republican Party and
00:02:49.180 all these people in office receive money from him. And so you have this problem. You've got elected
00:02:54.860 officials that are beholden to a far left donor class. And he is worth $6 billion. I mean, who's got
00:03:01.660 that? Yeah, he's $1 billion. How are you going to compete with that? I don't have $6 billion about you.
00:03:09.500 So imagine you're an elected official in a state office in Texas or in the federal government.
00:03:14.940 You have a liberal donor class that you have to please to get the money to get reelected.
00:03:19.740 But you're getting elected from an electorate like in Texas that's far right. So how do you
00:03:25.260 solve that problem? Well, one of the easiest ways to solve the problem is you don't ever bring up
00:03:30.940 votes on controversial issues that affect your donors. That's the first thing they tried with
00:03:34.700 me for six years. But I forced them to have a vote on the issue. And I made a lot of political enemies
00:03:39.980 in the Republican Party along the way because they did not want to take a vote on this issue,
00:03:44.780 public vote. So I forced them to take a public vote. I wrote a bill. They substantially passed
00:03:49.980 that bill, but they took three sentences out of it. And so this is the second tactic that they use.
00:03:54.620 They don't vote on bills. But if they have to vote on bills, they put loopholes in the bills,
00:03:59.660 so they don't have any effect. And basically, they can go to their donor class and say,
00:04:03.900 I left those loopholes for you. Give me some money. They can go to the electorate and say,
00:04:07.740 did you see how conservative I was when I passed that bill? So what they did with my bill,
00:04:11.660 there were three sentences they took out which would have classified chemical and surgical
00:04:16.700 castration of children as felony child sexual abuse. And in Texas, that'll get you a mandatory
00:04:22.140 life in prison. And our prisons are pretty bad. So it would be an extremely powerful deterrent.
00:04:28.380 They removed those so that parents could fly their children to Colorado or California and just get
00:04:34.380 these procedures done and fly back to Texas. So it had absolutely no effect. And that's what the
00:04:40.620 donors wanted as a fallback. And that's the game that gets played all the time in Republican politics.
00:04:46.700 And what's the donor's incentive? Why do they, like what's their, is it just because they believe
00:04:53.660 in it or is there some money incentive for them? I think it has to do with social beliefs primarily
00:05:00.140 and longer term globalist aspirations, which if I had to explain it, I would do it this way. I'm
00:05:06.460 actually writing a book about this. So if you, I've lived all over the world. Okay. I've lived,
00:05:11.820 I've lived in 11 countries. There's only one place in the world that believes in free speech and gun
00:05:18.060 rights and the right to remain silent. All these rights that we take for granted, there's just
00:05:23.820 literally only one place in the world. If you go to the UK, they don't believe in free speech there.
00:05:28.140 Yeah. Canada affirmatively says free speech is evil. They don't believe in it. They don't have
00:05:33.500 gun rights. The UK doesn't have gun rights. Germany doesn't have gun rights. Nobody has any of these 0.57
00:05:38.140 things. And in America, not everybody believes in these things either. Our rich elites don't believe
00:05:44.860 in free speech. That's why they censored you on YouTube. Okay. Because our rich elites don't 0.53
00:05:49.580 believe in free speech. They don't believe in gun rights. Likewise, our lower classes in the United
00:05:55.420 States because they're beholden to government welfare, do whatever the bureaucrats want.
00:06:00.140 And they're also in favor of all of these sort of liberal approaches of limiting speech, no gun
00:06:04.460 rights, et cetera. It's really just the American middle class that believes in all these fundamental
00:06:10.220 rights. And because the American middle class is responsible for electing, you know, officers of the
00:06:15.820 federal government, they have an outsized influence on world affairs. And I think there's been a
00:06:20.780 globalist attempt for a long time to disrupt the families and financial standing of the
00:06:26.540 American middle class to reduce its political power in order to obtain the ability to censor 0.80
00:06:32.620 globally and to take away people's gun rights globally and so forth. Okay. So their belief
00:06:38.620 essentially, so this is just stuff they believe in and that's their incentive. They're not necessarily
00:06:43.500 making money off of it. Well, the hospitals make tons of money. So every child that's transitioned is 1.00
00:06:49.900 about a four and a half million dollar lifetime income stream. Wow. And that's a result of federal
00:06:55.340 money. It's not, it's not an innate result. Yeah. The puberty blocker drugs are among the most
00:07:00.780 expensive drugs sold in the world. Okay. So they're, and they have to stay on these hormones for the rest 0.97
00:07:05.500 of their life and they don't really get new genitals. They get a wound. It's a wound that looks like 0.58
00:07:11.820 genitals, but it requires the same wound care that you would if you were shot or if you were cut.
00:07:18.540 And that wound care is a lifetime. So they make tons of money from these kids.
00:07:22.780 Yeah. I've interviewed some after like they've had it and they like detransit. I've interviewed some 0.94
00:07:28.460 detransitions and some of the stuff that I said I could barely listen to. It's pretty graphic.
00:07:33.740 Yes. I'm even like clenching up thinking. So from your point of view, is there anything that can really
00:07:39.980 be done to fight this? Like what, what can the average person do to help your case or the cases may be
00:07:46.140 close to them? The, the, the most important thing is to push at the state level to outlaw these
00:07:52.700 procedures. If these procedures are outlawed, it just can't happen in your state. Now it's important
00:07:58.780 that you not let them water these laws down like they did in Texas. And you make sure that it's
00:08:03.500 classified as a criminal offense. So you can't leave the state to go do it. And the other thing is
00:08:08.860 Trump, Trump's on the right track on this. Trump says he's going to decertify any hospital
00:08:14.140 that does these procedures. They will, their federal hospital certification will be removed.
00:08:20.060 And this needs to be done at the state level as well. Not only at the federal level, but at the
00:08:24.940 state level states, hospitals that do this should not be certified as hospitals. You shouldn't be able
00:08:29.900 to have a medical practice to do this. The other thing as a wider issue is just family court reform,
00:08:39.100 because a court should, should have never had the power to do this to my children and to me in the first
00:08:43.980 place. And so overall family court reform, and I think I can state that very simply,
00:08:48.780 Earl, is in this way. Unless under the criminal rules, which is beyond a reasonable doubt, unless
00:08:55.580 under a criminal trial, a jury has found that you have abused your children or you abandoned your
00:09:03.420 children, right? There's neglect and abuse. Those are the two sides of the spectrum. Everything in
00:09:09.980 between is legitimate parenting. And the state should have no discretion to interfere with your parenting
00:09:16.380 if there's been no criminal finding of abuse or neglect. And we need to take discretion away from
00:09:22.060 these judges. They've just shown they can't use discretion wisely. But of course, as you know,
00:09:29.260 we're up against Title IV-D and the massive funding to the states. And that's what family courts really are.
00:09:35.420 They're just funding vehicles. Texas gets half a billion dollars a year from Title IV-D. So, you
00:09:41.260 know, what I've proposed in Texas is that you're not going to get the state to give up half a billion
00:09:46.380 dollars. So, right. So what I proposed is that agencies that collect these funds can't use them.
00:09:56.780 They have to go to other purposes and can't benefit those agencies, which reduces their incentive to
00:10:02.140 collect them. Wait, say that. Can you give me an example of how that would work?
00:10:07.020 Yeah. So the Texas attorney, the reason that family courts were created, they're actually an
00:10:12.780 accounting mechanism so that that state can prove that you pay the child support to get the matching
00:10:18.460 dollars. Like the child support that I used to pay, the state would make about $21,000 a year for me.
00:10:24.940 Okay. So, because I'm paying the state to child support, they can account for every dollar and make
00:10:31.020 sure they get paid. Okay. So the Texas attorney general's office in Texas is the one that collects
00:10:36.300 this money. They do all the grant applications and everything. So they get the money. Well,
00:10:42.380 the point is that the Texas attorney general's office should not be able to spend that money.
00:10:46.620 It should have to go somewhere else. It should go to border enforcement or some other part of state
00:10:51.820 funding to reduce the incentive for them to constantly, you know, give, create more. Like people don't get
00:10:59.020 that the reason the family courts always give the children to the dysfunctional parent. It's a very
00:11:05.740 simple calculation on their part. You know, I watched a mother who after a year was able to
00:11:11.980 successfully pass a 30-day heroin drug test. She's a heroin addict. The father had custody and had been
00:11:18.380 given custody a year before. I'm sitting there waiting to go into my hearing and I'm listening to this
00:11:23.340 one. And then she passed this drug test finally after three failed ones. And the judge immediately
00:11:31.260 gave the children back to the mom the heroin addict. It's got to be because the dysfunctional
00:11:36.700 parent's never going to be able to pay. That's right. They'll never pay child support.
00:11:40.700 That woman's never going to hold a job if she's barely passing drug tests. Correct. 1.00
00:11:46.060 Correct. So the judges are incentivized to give the children to the dysfunctional parent.
00:11:52.940 But are the judges getting money out of this? They are in some states.
00:11:55.900 In some states they are.
00:11:57.100 Yeah. It's like, is it their retirement? It's something.
00:12:00.940 Yeah. Yeah. In some states, judicial retirement funds are tied to how much Title IV-D funds that they,
00:12:08.220 that they bring in for the state. In Texas, the Texas Attorney General's office gives judges quotas
00:12:13.660 before they ever hear cases. They're given a dollar quota for the year that they have to give
00:12:19.980 in divorces. So that's why sometimes child support is way excessive. It's way high. It's because the
00:12:26.140 judge has a quota that they have to fill. Okay, guys, please like the video on your way out and
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00:12:36.300 for another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network. I'll see you.