00:37:12.640during it. It's like, I don't care. It doesn't, I just don't, it doesn't even register the way it
00:37:17.760used to, you know, for a lot of people. And I'm sure it still does for some people. And maybe,
00:37:21.920you know, maybe in the more rural areas, they are, you know, still sort of in that mode,
00:37:25.740just because it tends to be that a lot of the trends start in the cities and move across the
00:37:30.700country. But it just seems like, you know, I kind of laugh at these people when they say these
00:37:37.780things it's like just so ridiculous yeah well and also saying oh you're saying that because you're0.96
00:37:43.760white that's racist like hello you're the one talking about skin color right yes they're0.96
00:37:49.900thoroughly um uh they're thoroughly critical race theorized because well uh darker skin people can't0.97
00:37:57.160be racist brown and black people can't be racist only white people can be racist so you saying0.81
00:38:00.980that that's racist against white people is in fact uh a demonstration of your racism dear white0.99
00:38:06.820person. I think Scott had a good reframe on this. He said that racist is an anti-white slur. It's
00:38:15.920a racial slur. Calling a white person racist is a racial slur. I think he had one live stream,
00:38:20.320he called it the R word. Oh, probably. Yeah. And it's true. And so you guys are reminding me in1.00
00:38:26.840the chat, yes, Walter Kern, his advice to all of us, because I said, what do we do? How do we
00:38:32.280combat all this stuff. He's like, get in their faces, like stand up, get in their faces,
00:38:36.720be the, you know, be a voice. Don't sit out anything, say your say. I'm always saying that
00:38:41.400too. Like, it's okay. Like you don't have to, you don't have to not be who you truly are. Like you
00:38:46.380can be kind and considerate and still voice your opinion. But the point is, is we need to speak up
00:38:52.520more, more frequently. I've actually started doing that, um, in a few different ways where I think
00:38:58.760I'm, and I think I'm doing a pretty good job. I am speaking up to people I might not normally have
00:39:03.700and just kind of getting information out there. Um, I'm sure none of you are shocked that I
00:39:09.940use my voice. Um, but it, and also like, I love that you said empathy props, which also reminds
00:39:16.480me how Scott's like, call them your mascots, you know, like, Oh, these are their mascots.
00:39:20.660He loved that word. If he, if he had someone trolling him, he'd be like, Oh, I have a new
00:39:24.220mascot today. So I just, I also like that. Like mockery is amazing. So, Oh, look at the, uh,
00:39:30.600the NGOs, the, you know, whoever's they have their little Haitian mascots. Like, Oh, isn't that sweet?
00:39:36.740Um, mock them. I mean, mocking is fun, but we can't sit idly by. Um, and I I'm hoping,
00:39:44.720is there anyone in the chat? You could be honest. Um, is there anyone in the chat that
00:39:49.920cares anymore. If somebody called you a name, like a racist or a bigot or a whatever, whatever,
00:39:56.000you know, if you, you know, if you do let us know, because I think anyone here would like really
00:40:01.480help you get past that. Um, I used to think like, Oh my gosh, how could you call somebody a racist?
00:40:07.520It was like the worst thing you would ever call somebody, you know? And it just became so
00:40:12.880commonplace by 2016 that I was just like, okay, yeah, I guess we're all racist. And by the way,
00:40:18.120that kind of talk is creating a whole new group of racists because like now we've had it so um
00:40:26.400kevin is that a yes for you uh not at all good okay so let us know and if anyone needs help with
00:40:33.980that and you want to do like a separate uh live stream one night um we can do that because
00:40:39.240no one should be affected by these words just remember sticks and stones but okay joshua back
00:40:44.180to your story. Sorry. Yes. So the concern that the people have, I am alleviating the concern
00:40:53.180about being called racist and whatnot and losing opportunities and whatnot, because I've commissioned
00:40:57.740the first professional and academic poll of the people of Springfield on the matter of the Haitian
00:41:02.100influx. And if you look across the demographics, you do see the pro-black alliance where the vast
00:41:12.080majority of black people that we polled in Springfield said that they have positive
00:41:15.420sentiments towards Haitians, that they support the influx.
00:41:20.020But if you look at the other racial demographics and other racial groups,
00:41:24.520far more negative on the matter of the
00:41:28.100Haitian influx than the white respondents were Hispanics,1.00
00:41:32.700Latinos, far more negative, Jewish people0.91
00:41:36.080far more negative, and Asian people, and also various Asian,0.78
00:41:40.040south asian east asian and whatnot uh now obviously there's fewer you know fewer of
00:41:44.120those in clark county and in field but i think it's notable just simply how negative uh towards
00:41:49.980the haitian the sentiment was on other non-white non-black people was uh not surprising of course
00:41:56.960because i also interviewed dominicans the people who share an island with haitians the actual
00:42:02.300haitians and what it's like who've been there what do they see what is their culture like up
00:42:06.380close and personal. If only you knew how bad things really are. Remember what Stephen Miller0.99
00:42:12.800said. I'm going to paraphrase. He said, a useful way to think about immigration is to look at the
00:42:18.900culture of migrants from a specific nation and ask yourself, would we like the reality of that
00:42:27.060culture recreated here? To what extent would we like them to recreate their culture here and
00:42:33.300deciding whether or not we should allow them into our country. And again, open up Google Earth,0.99
00:42:38.380go to Port-au-Prince, Street View, five, 10 minutes, and you'll say, I don't want these
00:42:44.060socioeconomic factors anywhere near my kids. That's right. That's right. Owen, anything thus
00:42:49.240far? No, I mean, I agree with everything you're saying. I think it's just ridiculous that it's
00:42:56.360gotten this far. And I think, again, we need to just take away their ability to get jobs because
00:43:01.320they shouldn't be able to legally work. They shouldn't be able to legally do any of these
00:43:04.840things. And I think if we really just enforce the laws we have, I think that would be a huge
00:43:11.920step in the right direction. And so, yeah, I agree that it's just, I think it is sort of a
00:43:22.020racial slur, like you were saying, in terms of calling people a racist. And it's a brilliant0.97
00:43:28.180brilliant reframe because it's kind of like a total flip the script sort of way of doing things
00:43:32.940and um you know i think we do need to reframe these things and it the other thing that strikes
00:43:39.260me is like how shallow these brainwashed people are you know they don't really they've never
00:43:44.260thought through the argument they don't have any facts they don't have any connection to reality
00:43:49.100they're just parroting talking points like i listened to this caleb hammer you know financial
00:43:54.060audit guy who had this leftist person on and you know it's supposed to be about like helping the
00:43:59.500person with their finances but most of the show was just about all the woke stuff that this
00:44:04.620person believed and like it was just so funny because and it seemed like she was a caricature
00:44:12.860of this but like she would say oh i believe this i believe that i believe this and i you know and
00:44:18.780he would just go one inch deep just one inch like like do you know any statistics on this
00:44:23.740do you know anything about this like do you like here's the reality and she didn't know anything
00:44:28.860she didn't know anything about anything she like as soon as he questioned anything or said where's
00:44:32.380the facts behind that she had nothing and it it just to me it was a clear sign of like okay this
00:44:38.300person was brainwashed like this person was just told here's what you're supposed to think
00:44:42.140yeah not going through any of the real education of the facts on the ground or what's really
00:44:46.460happening or what really works or what really you know makes for a good society like the you
00:44:52.940you know, the person would say, I have these goals to like help people. And it's, and he would say,
00:44:57.440well, the way to help people is capitalism. And of course she didn't like that, but like she had
00:45:01.380no counter to it because she didn't really have an argument. Nobody ever does. And well, I do think,
00:45:07.660I mean, I don't know, maybe it is I'm biased because I listened to smart people, right. But
00:45:12.120like, it does seem like there were, there are a lot of people like a Charlie Kirk or a Matt Walsh
00:45:16.660or, you know, a lot of people that sort of know what they're talking about. And, you know, Joshua,
00:45:21.020I mean, you know, you've done your research, obviously, for your book, you know all about what's actually happening. And if you had a discussion with someone on the other side, I'm guessing they would know nothing. They would know absolutely nothing about what really is happening and what really would work to make things better or to reduce crime, make things safer, make better integration, all these other things.
00:45:40.180they would have no real knowledge of any of that and they would have no historical knowledge of
00:45:44.460what has worked in the past and what hasn't it's just well you're a racist and and like that's
00:45:49.800where their that's where their logic stops like it doesn't go any further than that they have
00:45:54.620nothing to back it up yes but they have they have a lot they have a significant spread of negative
00:45:59.700emotions screaming shrieking violence uh it's it can get uh it can get pretty rough pretty pretty
00:46:07.140rough. And so the normal people of Springfield, they sort of live in fear in many cases, kind of
00:46:12.880put their head down, don't want to see it, don't want to notice about it, don't want to be seen
00:46:17.540noticing it. A lot of people say, oh, I haven't seen anything. Oh, no, it's all fine. I haven't
00:46:23.120seen anything. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And then they'll just, okay. And then they'll go.
00:46:30.060But it was the strangest thing. This one time, and then they tell this, oh my God, story,
00:58:20.520Somewhere between Clinton and Obama, they realize that they can recreate an ethnic cohort-driven loyalty for the Democratic Party in the same way that they did with blacks.0.86
00:58:36.640Basically, you can treat this group of people horrifically when you're in office.0.82
00:58:42.060And yet, as long as you perpetually say, I'm for you, whitey's out to get you, they'll keep voting for you at 90%.0.98
00:58:50.160And whereas with whites, they tend to kind of go on both ways in the working class.0.78
00:58:56.860It used to be, but then they kind of went for Trump and populism started to be a thing.
00:59:00.540So, oh, it's just so much easier to just import people who we can make forcibly loyal to us in large cohorts.0.63
00:59:07.720And I think it is implicitly anti-white, but I think it is first a politically practical solution.0.91
00:59:18.220We just import people. We make illegal immigration legal. We fly them into these communities that are largely white Trump supporters to replace them. And via birthright citizenship, mass assignment, and making it easier to become first a green card holder and then permanent resident and then make them a citizen and whatnot, you can very easily get ethnic loyalty for your cohort within your party.0.83
00:59:46.180And we see that with the so-called squad in Congress, with the various ethnic enclaves that they introduce.0.57
00:59:53.780Of course, Rashida Tlaib with the Palestinians.0.89
00:59:56.240Of course, they're always going to vote for her just because she's of the same ethnicity.0.94
00:59:59.860You see this with Ilhan Omar being Somali.
01:00:03.000And, of course, the Somali community is loyal to her.0.72
01:00:06.540So this, of course, is a supranationalist idea.
01:00:11.840And unfortunately, Vivek Aramaswamy has put this forward, the magic dirt hypothesis, which I have returned it, the Vivekian hypothesis, which as America is an idea, as Vivek famously said, you come to America, you become American, magic dirt, the Vivekian hypothesis.
01:00:30.400of course it doesn't actually work but that that is a supranationalist worldview that most people
01:00:35.820in silicon valley uh yes because like well i'm that way i get along with everyone who's of a
01:00:41.400different ethnicity that i work with not understanding how inculturation works acculturation
01:00:46.780rather purpose-driven missions can be a new identity a new tribal alignment for people of
01:00:53.300disparate backgrounds not understanding any of this they're they're they're they're just a little
01:00:57.580bit too smart for their own good, the super nationalists. And yet they don't notice what's
01:01:01.140right in front of them, that Haitians will always put Haitians first regardless. But we don't do0.92
01:01:05.840that in America. But when they become Americans, and they have kids here, they become American.
01:01:10.300And yet they don't stop being Haitian. And so now we have the clash where Americans have to0.98
01:01:14.820integrate and assimilate to the Haitian way of life, which was forced upon Springfield without0.80
01:01:19.880a voice, without a vote, without their consent. Wow, that's amazing. Owen, any closing words for0.99
01:01:24.540us today? Yeah, I mean, I think it's all been great. It always has disgusted me about politics,
01:01:31.420how a lot of the parties will, I think, intentionally never solve the problems that
01:01:36.600they say they're going to solve because they want to use it for fundraising and they want to use it
01:01:39.620to have a boogeyman and they want to say, I'm on your side, I'm fighting for you. But then when it
01:01:43.140really comes down to it, when they have the power, they don't do it. You know, the Democrats could
01:01:47.380have passed Roe v. Wade when Obama was in office. They didn't do it. And when they tried to pass it
01:01:51.560More recently, they intentionally went all the way to birth and said, we want no exceptions, you know, that they could have tried for the Roe v.
01:01:57.700Wade, but they didn't. Why? Because they didn't really want it to pass.
01:02:00.940They wanted to just make a point, make it a big issue and use it to divide people and push people to their side.
01:02:07.260And so I wish we could find a way to get rid of that dynamic going on in our political system.
01:02:11.880Both sides do it. Yeah, I agree. Joshua, good luck tonight.
01:02:16.880If anyone is, you know, in driving distance to get over there, do it.
01:02:22.360And I'll post the flyer again on my ex profile so you guys can find it there.