00:13:11.620You know, a lot of these politicians that go in with no net worth and no significant things, and then suddenly they're multimillionaires, that came from somebody taking control of those people, and they have control over those people.
00:13:22.560And I think that's one of the reasons why Donald Trump was probably the only president in my lifetime, at least, that hasn't been controlled by the party or controlled by whatever interests are behind the party because he had his own money and he didn't care and he wasn't doing it for the money.
00:13:37.340And almost everyone else had to listen to those people and depend on at least the fundraising.
00:13:43.860But in many cases, it's more than that.
00:13:46.120And they're essentially beholden to whoever allowed them to get that money.
00:13:51.020I think the way to frame it too is do you want an entrepreneurial free market billionaire
00:13:57.820or do you want a champagne socialist with foreign money behind him because yeah he may not be a
00:14:04.180billionaire but the entire infrastructure around him yes Mamdani is tens of billions of dollars
00:14:09.680which is and that money is specifically to destroy the United States from the inside0.67
00:14:14.320that's right it's so true um you know and some people say like oh I don't you know on YouTube
00:14:19.820I don't know if he's a good guy. Does it matter if you think he'd be an acceptable boyfriend or
00:14:24.900husband? It doesn't matter if you don't like if he's in gambling. Listen, he knows how to get
00:14:31.100stuff done. Do people think Trump's a good guy? No. Did you think Biden was? No. Did you think
00:14:38.400Clinton was? No. So let's get realistic. It really does come down to what you said, BJ.
00:14:46.180It's either going to take someone with foreign money who wants to destroy our country, or it's going to take someone that maybe you don't love their persona or who they are, but they have money and they love the country and they're not taking money from anyone else and they're going to do what's right for the country.
00:15:05.380But it's also an advantage. You know, I've had this argument with people so many times when people in 2016 that, oh, Trump is, you know, he's an a-hole, he's this. I'm like, good, good. That's what I want. I don't want a nice guy who's going to be soft with communists. No, I want the biggest a-hole we can find to make their lives miserable and want to go away. Right?0.98
00:15:26.680yeah i mean i go back to trump's first term and i forget what summit he was at but remember that
00:15:32.440that clip of him where he was pushing his way through the other world leaders and he like
00:15:37.320straightens out his tie yeah like that took that took some chutzpah to do that and he was like
00:15:43.400i'm getting in the front you're i'm not gonna stand back here like a shrinking violet that's
00:15:47.400what you want um yeah so uh so you know what dave portnoy go for it anyone else that's like dave0.63
00:15:54.040portnoy you're a patriot you have a shit ton of money and no one can silence you do it do it that's
00:16:00.960what we need um all right so let's go uh the other thing i want actually any more on that from you0.79
00:16:07.460guys i didn't want to cut you off yeah i think i'd rather an american sorry go ahead go ahead
00:16:11.680i just hope that rosie o'donnell comes back to run against him
00:16:15.020i know except she'll be filling in for jimmy kimmel if anyone wants to see rosie o'donnell
00:16:22.960and her new facelift. She'll be filling in for Jimmy Kimmel while he's on vacation for a little1.00
00:16:27.400while. And what did you want to say, BJ, an American? I can't top that. No, you don't want
00:16:35.640to top Rosie O'Donnell. Okay. So BJ, what is going on in Canada? I have this little short
00:16:42.660baby clip I want to play. I was going to do Iran first, but let's just get into it.
00:16:47.240Here's a little clip and then we'll chat.
00:16:49.480Committee and the Federal Guide to Combating Islamophobia. Across these reports, there is a
00:16:55.460clear consensus that combating Islamophobia requires deep structural reform and sufficient
00:17:00.100institutional capacity. Second, and in light of the documented rise in anti-Muslim hate and
00:17:07.120incidents and violent Islamophobia, we advance recommendations focusing on protecting Muslim
00:17:12.400communities and community spaces. The federal government should allocate at least $40 million
00:17:17.660through the Canada Community Security Program
00:17:21.020or a comparable dedicated funding stream
00:17:45.500dollars and um you know it's it's interesting that a lot of this money ends up in foreign countries
00:17:51.980um the only thing i can say about i can't get into too much detail but you know the um the file
00:17:59.620that trump has around the killings of uh christians in nigeria yeah that that's where the that's where
00:18:07.360this money goes uh and you know many of us have been trying to warn about it for many many years0.87
00:18:12.280And we're in such a good position now because like I can now say, oh, look at the terrorist wearing the terrorist schmata because that's what he is.
00:18:19.760What we confuse here is people think all terrorists are trigger pullers.
00:18:24.380No, no, no. Terrorists are trigger pullers. They're funders.
00:18:26.920They're people who get involved in political entries and through political parties.
00:18:31.960And that specifically, that's the press room on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
00:18:37.180You don't get access to the press room unless you are part of the political establishment.
00:19:24.120France didn't have an Eric Zemmour amongst their media class
00:19:27.880who decided, like Portnoy, okay, I'm going to run for president.1.00
00:19:32.220If he didn't, if we didn't have that, then France itself would be doomed in the future as well to become another Islamic Republic, which might be the case.0.99
00:19:41.560I'm pretty sure they are doomed already.0.99
00:19:46.680I think Restore Britain is probably their one hope because since Nigel invited the, basically the Islamists into his party, I think reform is just another establishment, you know, that establishment takeover of that party.0.98
00:20:01.360and uh you know they have one hope left and uh hopefully they'll get it right but at least people0.97
00:20:08.440are willing to talk about it now which is great and yeah we owe that to elon musk and buying
00:20:12.780twitter i think that's what's the big change was i agree and that's what i was saying like even
00:20:17.380though i was trying to get away from it today just to have a breather from it because it's like it
00:20:21.920does takes your breath away you can't because people are so on it now like they're just like
00:20:27.060holy crap, everything's changing. And I was looking Montreal Galaxy in the chat was saying
00:20:32.240she was in the press room for three years. And she said that you had to be sponsored by a party
00:20:37.440to get into that press room. Unlike, you know, we had a President Obama who invited the Muslim0.65
00:20:43.140Brotherhood to the White House privately, you know, dozens and dozens of times while he was
00:20:49.200president. Why? Um, you know, and that's kind of how I've been seeing things lately. It's like,
00:20:56.200you know, Obama, it was like this, this is just my opinion, but you know, he came in,
00:21:02.180they were like, okay, let's, you know, have him give a nice speech. He has a nice way about him.
00:21:07.360Um, you know, and then he's like that snake in the grass, in my opinion. And now you have
00:21:13.240mom donnie who is like obama times a hundred because he's got like even more charisma and
00:21:22.380he's like right into new york city and he's got other people now that he's promoting that are
00:21:28.200winning elections and the one woman um chevalier i'm not gonna say it with a french accent but
00:21:34.620she's the one that was like we need to eradicate the west and like get rid of get rid of everything
00:21:40.900um so you know it's like this weird slippery slope um and somebody wanted to know too i'm
00:21:48.320sorry i think it was b d lion wanted to know more about bj the terrorist funding socialists
00:21:56.680like is it who who is it is it like uh this is just me talking now like is it antifa people
00:22:08.040Is it, you know, who's sponsoring the politicians?
00:22:11.920It's complicated because it's not, there are many vectors and there's many different groups.
00:22:17.360And, you know, once one organization or NGO gets shut down and loses their charitable status,
00:22:23.020the same people go and open another NGO.
00:22:25.860But it goes to even law firms, very large international law firms0.95
00:22:30.600that launder this money through escrow accounts into networks of mosques that they distribute0.64
00:22:35.900them to the mosque. And this is how they take over the political structure. So the the red0.63
00:22:43.040like, for example, we had a candidate in the Conservative Party in Canada. So me and many
00:22:47.600other people lost our minds. He was an Islamist who's a Pakistani Islamist, but he worked for1.00
00:22:53.740the Bank of China. Think about that works for the Bank of China, right? So this it's many0.69
00:23:00.440different entities, organizations, countries, like a large, there's such a large amount of money that
00:23:06.860came from the Morsi government, from Egypt, that came directly into Canada when the Morsi government
00:23:12.600fell. They basically raided the treasury, laundered the money legally into Canada somehow, but it's all
00:23:18.540illegal money. This is why you hear people talking about Qatar all the time, because Qatar is the0.97
00:23:23.920bank, right? Qatar is the bank for every terrorist organization. That's where they put, they funnel0.64
00:23:29.060the money through. You see that in the crypto space when you see all these crypto people that
00:23:33.200are obsessed with Israel, for example. That is money that goes from Qatar to Pakistan through
00:23:40.120the ISI, which is that's their intelligence apparatus. But it's basically might as well be
00:23:46.260Al-Qaeda. They're very extreme. And that money then goes into crypto projects that are based
00:23:52.180out of Pakistan. And that goes to pay people online to propagandize and brainwash people
00:23:58.020wash people in the rest in the west so it's very it's a draw a map of it it would be
00:24:03.140many many organizations individuals all that sort of stuff but there's the good news is
00:24:08.700in the case of canada and the u.s is is similar in this respect remember trump suggested that the
00:24:15.020problem is uh in washington that there's 85 percent of the uh of the crimes are committed
00:24:22.560by a small group of whatever it was 500 600 people i can't remember the exact number
00:24:27.340it's the same thing with the jihad terrorism funding and money laundering it's the same group
00:24:33.940of people in canada's case is about 400 people that are trying to radicalize prop up the msa on
00:24:40.660university campuses uh radicalized young people launder money all that sort of stuff if you get
00:24:45.760those people out then the rest of the people who are muslim here they just don't they just don't0.87
00:24:51.060get involved in politics like that's an indicator warning when you see somebody who is muslim who
00:24:55.020is very, very ambitious and assertive about politics, doesn't mean they're Muslim Brotherhood.
00:25:01.720But look at the funding behind them. And that becomes the indicator and warning that, okay,0.88
00:25:06.260you're dealing with somebody who's an actual terrorist. EJ doesn't believe a word you say.
00:25:11.400I'm sure you found that shocking. I think because EJ is either an Islamist or he's on the ultra,
00:25:18.020on the kind of, we call it the woke right, but that's not really the right frame.
00:25:21.960it's the uh integralists they're left-wing people who think they're right-wing but their philosophy
00:25:27.940is entirely left-wing and they've they become mouthpieces for the muslim brother or yuri1.00
00:25:33.660bezmanov called them the useful idiots that's exactly what he's talking about okay and ej are1.00
00:25:42.000you muslim no he won't he won't tell even if he is oh okay all right so anyway all right that's1.00
00:25:49.100interesting oh and anything on what bj just said or moving on oh i think we can move on i think i0.93
00:25:55.660think bj's the expert on all this stuff well so and yesterday i had mentioned um that uh i wish
00:26:04.220i had pulled the clip that there was a police i think chief from dearborn um you know so we did
00:26:11.580you love brandon darby coming on bj wasn't he great did you see him i i only saw a clip of it okay he
00:26:17.980He was so great. But we were saying to him, you know, like, what do we do? You know, how how does
00:26:22.040this, you know, get solved? And he said, you're going to have to hope that law enforcement can
00:26:27.460do their job and this and that. And I said, well, except for the fact that law enforcement is now
00:26:32.040being infiltrated by these same people. And then I saw this clip from Dearborn, Michigan, and it's
00:26:40.020a little startling. So Dearborn, Michigan, you guys used to be like so Americana. It's not even
00:26:47.280funny. And now this is their police chief. Wonderful wife, Deanna, a strong, proud
00:26:53.100Palestinian woman. When I joined the department, Dearborn's Arab American population was nearly
00:26:58.02050 percent. Yet less, yet less than 3 percent of our police force reflected the community that we
00:27:03.360served. The department was not always welcoming to people who were different. Today, the Dearborn
00:27:08.480Police Department is the department that I wish I worked for when I first started my career.
00:27:12.240It's now a department that reflects and embraces the community it serves, with 45% of our officers being Arab-American.
00:27:20.080It's a department that respects the dignity and rights of all individuals, including the right to wear hijab, even when facing the justice system.
00:27:28.160It's a department that is taking meaningful steps to address historical inequity.
00:27:32.120Together, we've built a police department that values diversity, equity, and respect, one that serves all of Dearborn with honor and integrity.
00:27:38.660alhamdulillah alhamdulillah i'm proud to serve as your chief of police
00:27:42.940oh i want to just i want to go jersey on this guy i can't
00:27:49.820all right so owen i'm gonna come to you first i mean i i just i can't imagine i can't imagine
00:27:58.720what's happening that this guy is like no we need to reflect you know it was like oh i'm going back
00:28:05.120to the palisade fires i'll go all over the place anyway you know just to say like oh it's got to
00:28:09.360be more representative of the people who are just like storming over our border by the way
00:28:14.400and want to change america into palestine or wherever um it's america you know or let's hope
00:28:22.900that we keep it but i don't know i i can't the rage do you feel rage like i do or are you more0.98
00:28:27.880measured you're measured well i do i do think it's outrageous i think it's you know ridiculous
00:28:34.800to think okay we don't need to care about merit we don't need to care about how well people are
00:28:39.060doing their jobs we need it to reflect the community we need it to look like the community
00:28:43.000it's all performative it's all dei under another name it's just you know let's give these jobs to
00:28:49.520the people that we want to have them and in many cases i'm sure it's probably saying we want them
00:28:55.000to look the other way when some of this stuff happens like female genital mutilation or honor
00:29:00.680killings or whatever else that are accepted in other parts of the world, but are not accepted
00:29:05.680here unless you have the whole police force on your side. Yeah. Um, I, uh, I'm looking at the
00:29:13.260comments. I mean, everybody's like, get them out. Like everybody's, you know, outraged, but this is,
00:29:18.000you know, it's not, um, just Dearborn. I mean, this is going on everywhere. Uh, what do you
00:29:23.980think about this BJ? How, how is this like, how are we allowing this to happen as a country? And
00:29:29.820and i still can't get an answer do we i know i ask you this every week but does anyone in the
00:29:37.280administration i know they see it is there a plan is there a solution like what are we doing
00:29:43.280so the the mechanics of how law enforcement uh and it's the system as scott would talk about it
00:29:50.820is very important so my brother's a police sergeant and i have nephews that are cops and
00:29:56.920a lot of friends who are cops I kind of know how it works on the inside and they are all as freaked
00:30:01.960out as you I and the rest of us are but the problem is this is the structure in Canada and
00:30:07.060from what I understand it's very very similar in not all parts of the United States but it's very
00:30:12.180similar so you have two types of law enforcement you have all the officers here that's I think
00:30:18.520it's inspector down and then you have the deputy chiefs and the chiefs two separate unions so
00:30:26.180they're represented by completely different people. And what we've installed here, I think
00:30:30.740it was in the late 80s, when all the social justice, you know, postmodern stuff started to
00:30:35.380get a foothold here, is they created community police services boards. So that means the
00:30:41.280community now gets involved in kind of directing how law enforcement is practiced. And those
00:30:49.440community boards are people who get appointed, they do things in politics, they donate, all that
00:30:54.440sort of stuff. The problem is here they are the gatekeepers and we have police services board
00:31:01.200where we have Muslim Brotherhood people on the police services board. And what happens? The1.00
00:31:06.620police services board, they're the ones who hire the chiefs and the deputy chiefs. So all the
00:31:12.460officers down are like you and I. One said I'd like to drag the imam out of his freaking mosque0.99
00:31:18.300give them a few batons but it's politicized on the first two levels and the superintendents0.96
00:31:24.940often want to be politicians and run for office so the the solution here and i think for law
00:31:32.160enforcement there is you need to get rid of these community police services boards to allow law
00:31:38.420enforcement to operate as it used to before we had and one of the things they took away was it's
00:31:44.320a big issue here and i think it was in the u.s as well you can correct me the right to id people
00:31:49.920they called it carding right and why do police card random people it's not random people the
00:31:56.860reason they i was given the example of you this person said well if i'm in my cruiser it's two
00:32:02.840in the morning i'm in an industrial parkway and there's three kids in the back of some business
00:32:08.480doing i don't know what i'm gonna go you know knock on the door or just roll down my window
00:32:14.080say, hey guys, what are you up to? Why don't you give me your ID? Just let me run you through CPIC
00:32:18.400and get an idea of who you are. And the reason they're doing that is for intelligence, not to
00:32:23.500arrest them, to figure out how does this node plug into other things that are going around in the
00:32:30.180community so you get a sense of where crime is originating from and who's running it. Or we
00:32:36.020stripped that right away from them because of diversity and it's racist. So that's cultivated
00:32:42.100this culture in law enforcement called FIDO. Forget it and drive on. If they see something
00:32:49.440suspicious, they're not going to put their career at risk. They're not afraid of being
00:32:54.080labeled racist. They're afraid of being reprimanded and losing the ability to be promoted
00:33:00.640or perhaps putting their job at risk because they have a mortgage and a family to take care of as
00:33:05.420well. And then the last thing to latch on to that, the idea that you have members of parliament in
00:33:11.220Canada. I'm sure that I'm sure Ilhan Omar's team as well. What do they do? They call the
00:33:16.200superintendents in policing and try to put political pressure on people. Oh, this person
00:33:21.680said something mean about me online. Go arrest them. And I know that because often my brother
00:33:27.900was a senior officer on duty answering those phone calls and saying, sorry, that's not what
00:33:32.760we're here for. Goodbye. So there's many things that over decades that have led to this.
00:33:37.880yeah we stopped a lot of like the IDing stop and frisk in New York um you know Owen what do you
00:33:46.140think well I think it's it's sad to me how divided and different these police departments are being
00:33:54.880managed and it seems like it's just going to lead to worse outcomes in these blue areas where
00:33:58.640when you have these sort of defund the police attitudes or let's be nicer to these people and
00:34:03.840not so nice to those people attitudes which they all seem to have um you you make it harder for
00:34:11.440police to do their job properly and you drive out the good cops to go to areas where they're more
00:34:16.240respected and they're more allowed to do their jobs and supported when they do their jobs
00:34:19.940and um so it just seems like it's going to lead to more chaos more crime more violence and um
00:34:27.700you know less order in all these areas and so i'd like to fight it however we can i don't really
00:34:33.500know how we can given that dearborn seems to be one of these areas of the country that's being
00:34:37.720taken over essentially um it seems almost like we need to somehow take it back but i'm not really
00:34:42.520sure how to go about doing that i i yeah i'm not either and i you know of course you guys were
00:34:47.880always like what would scott say i have no idea i i mean this is like moving so fast now you know
00:34:54.820that i can definitely tell you that you know scott's opinion was shifting and turning and he
00:35:04.180could see the problem you know he could see the problem he talked about it um i wish i could i
00:35:09.220wish i could give you some insight or we could um on what he would say but we can't can i take a
00:35:17.060guess at what scott would say yeah he'd probably say design is destiny and the system right now is
00:35:23.060designed for the outcomes that we have well yeah i mean although the system just keeps changing
00:35:32.900and i don't know like all right i don't want to mention this in the same context at all okay so
00:35:41.860like period next thought so that movie citizen vigilante i'm not saying that's an answer i'm
00:35:50.760just saying but you can see how you know we all have a little bit of this like little vigilante
00:35:56.400feeling in us because it's like you know if someone came into my house and was behaving this
00:36:01.000way they wouldn't last two seconds and the country is our house and you know we're trying to be
00:36:09.100polite hosts um even though people are invading us and you know the design is destiny yeah but i
00:36:18.120mean like so the designers are not americans right they're people that want to destroy america so
00:36:24.460we need an american designer i don't know you need you need americans that are not communists
00:36:29.240that's the problem this is my problem also sometimes when say people say we need to be a
00:36:33.480white christian nation i get it but there's white christians who did this this is white scott talked
00:36:39.480about that all the time it's the left you know he mentioned it before that um or portnoy mentioned
00:36:45.020before these you know he what do you call them white white liberal women so it's not about race
00:36:51.080it's about philosophy and ideology and i think that's why it's important it was important for
00:36:56.000me you know i learned so much learning persuasion and at with being trained by somebody over many
00:37:02.900years but also understanding the philosophy behind it that if you understand what somebody's
00:37:08.180philosophy is and then in their filter of the world then you can see it's not race that's
00:37:13.000motivated. It's how they think. It's their operating system. And we have to figure out a
00:37:16.980way to weed that out. Well, you just said that. So I quick ran and grabbed a clip that I had saved
00:37:23.280and pulled it in here. And I don't think anyone will mind a moment with Charlie Kirk and his
00:37:29.660opinion on some of this. Let's listen. A country was found on common law because the declaration
00:37:35.760only refers to God four times in the Constitution. It doesn't refer to God at all. And it only
00:37:40.920articulates the structure of government so first of all remember that we were a collection of states
00:37:45.220and colonies and you need to read the state constitutions before anything else nine out of
00:37:49.10013 of the original states required you to be a bible-believing christian to serve in government
00:37:52.700at the time of the founding is all 13 out of 13 required a declaration of faith nine out of 13
00:37:56.700required you to be a protestant except maryland which was catholic which still required a declaration
00:38:01.200of faith almost every single one of the original state constitutions pennsylvania included they had
00:38:05.580i profess lord and jesus christ as my lord and savior in the original state constitutions you
00:38:09.680Remember, we're a collection of states before that.
00:38:11.500Secondly, 55 out of 56 of the original signers of the Declaration