00:06:36.920Because I am freaked out about what's happening, let's say, in France and Italy right now with, you know, what started to be a student protest but is now a well-organized rioting, like a summer of love thing and just destroying things.
00:06:56.320And, and then I see them going into people's homes and burning down, you know, the Limoges town hall and all of this crazy stuff. Like, yeah, I feel sad. I get high anxiety. Yes. And I, um, I'm just afraid that we always say it's a slow moving disaster, but I see these, this weird takeover of our country and I don't see anything happening to stop it.
00:07:22.020Well, I mean, I guess the way I look at it is the stuff in France is like, first of all, it's not my country.0.98
00:07:29.780So that lowers my how much I care about it considerably.
00:07:34.980I certainly don't cheer on the destruction and the violence.
00:07:38.020But at the same time, I kind of see it as a catalyst to maybe for a positive change.
00:07:44.460Like, you know, it might be different if it was the far left or the far right.
00:07:49.660And it seems pretty clear that it's the far left people doing this, but it makes it kind
00:08:17.160But something like this, you can't really ignore, right?
00:08:19.660You just can't. And I think it's maybe something that would force either a change in the government or some sort of real government response to crack down on it. And I think it also really highlights the problem with this type of immigration that they've been having, the mass migration, whatever they want to call it, to make it look better.
00:08:39.860But they've been ruining their country and now it's coming to a head as far as I'm concerned. So I kind of see it as a positive thing in a way. Like I said, I'm not cheering on the violence. I'm not cheering on anyone who's been victimized by it or the looting or all the other things that are happening over there.1.00
00:08:57.220But in a way, it's also kind of amusing because it's like, OK, now you get to see what the Summer of Love was like.0.82
00:09:04.140You know, let's see how you deal with it, Europe.
00:09:06.820And so I don't think it freaks me out just because it's not likely to impact me personally in any way.0.80
00:09:14.580Like I was certainly more impacted when the Summer of Love stuff was happening here and the COVID stuff was happening here.
00:09:21.260Like that's one of the reasons why I decided I needed to protect myself with firearms for the first time.
00:09:27.140And so I did take it kind of personally when it was close to home.
00:09:30.980You know, I had marches that went right into my town, which is not normal.
00:09:35.880And so I think that part of it is just that separation.
00:09:42.160And part of it is that as I look at world events, I think to me, the inevitable result is some kind of positive change, even though it is a sign of things getting worse before they get better.
00:09:53.400so i mean i i like hearing your perspective owen and i love everything everybody's writing in the
00:10:00.220chat so marcella for me um i see this i almost like have this worry because i worry that
00:10:09.520maybe and you guys like sorry i'm just gonna say it the way i want to talk okay so you guys can
00:10:16.420you guys can give me some therapy this morning but i almost see it like maybe this is going to
00:10:20.500be a copycat thing where radical Islam here, or just Islam, we'll call it, is going to copycat it.
00:10:27.960And, you know, we've seen, we did see that with the summer of love and spray painting things and0.83
00:10:33.320tearing down statues and destroying stores and businesses. And, you know, I'm afraid that that's
00:10:39.460going to just trigger a wave here. And, you know, I don't know, do you, do you have that fear at all?
00:10:45.860well you know there's always that potential which i say you know vote in them in terms make sure to
00:10:53.600vote republican because it's it's basically look at france look at europe look at the uk
00:10:58.580look at uh netherlands that came out today with this weird housing thing with immigrants get the
00:11:04.960housing not anybody from uh netherlands but i lived in a country that was a thousand times0.72
00:11:12.380worse than what you saw in france so i guess that's why i don't get bothered by it naive bukele
00:11:18.300from el salvador i was born in el salvador he came out and he said you know what france is facing is
00:11:23.820nothing like what el salvador was facing so there is a way there's a chance to get back to what
00:11:31.100france was uh i hate to see france in this way because we've always studied france we've always
00:11:39.420admired some of the french uh you know philosophers and different ideas that france that came from
00:11:46.940france and french architecture and all sorts of things and you see the the difference in how it's
00:11:53.020being treated but basically what i saw on the weekend and what we keep seeing is that the
00:11:57.980european union has failed and it needs to be discarded and the countries that remain need to
00:12:05.660basically police their own countries. The thing that I saw, yes, there is immigrants. Yes,1.00
00:12:13.180there is protests. Yes, there is all this. But what I didn't see is any enforcement of law.
00:12:20.860I hardly saw it. There was tons of police, but none of them were stopping the looting. Because
00:12:25.720one of the things that came, what happened is that there was protesters, but then there was looting
00:12:30.020to all these stores and you saw different people defending their stores where was the police where
00:12:36.480were the arrests all of that so enforcement is necessary I think it's great for Marie Le Pen
00:12:42.880she's running for president so she's a conservative right-wing party and I think that you know if
00:12:52.280why would you want to keep the president this type of party on that doesn't enforce the laws0.99
00:12:58.380Right. I agree. So just so you guys know, oh, here's, you know, let me just show, I could have pulled so many clips today, you guys, but there is no reason for you to feel as sad and sick as I felt watching this destruction. I mean, destruction of property is just, it's so sad. But this is the town hall in Limoges. Look at this.
00:13:28.380they burn that sucker to the ground cbs called that it's just scuffles and scuffles broke out0.97
00:13:37.260it's not so bad it's just scuffles mostly peaceful arson over there um and so you know that i mean0.96
00:13:46.060that's just this the tip of it of course you know let's loot louis vuitton and celine and hermes and
00:13:52.880you know take all that merchandise because the cost of living so expensive that i couldn't get
00:13:58.280my five Hermes bags this year. I mean, hello people go loot old Navy. I mean, Jesus. So,
00:14:05.720um, and like just these mom and pop shops and this one woman, like this, like she'd like reddish1.00
00:14:11.740hair. And she's like, don't go in my store. It was like her family's business forever. And she's1.00
00:14:17.080like, I voted for you to be here. Like another one of these people, like trying to say, no,
00:14:21.420I'm with you. I'm with you. And they're like, yeah, great. Thanks. And now we're going to
00:14:24.080take everything in your store. Thank you so much. So I ran across a philosopher, Peter,
00:14:31.800I hope I say his name right, Boghossian. He's an American author, philosopher. He was a professor
00:14:40.420at, oh, I'm going to say the wrong school. He was a professor who left his school. I don't know why
00:14:47.900I want to say Purdue. It was not Purdue because I was watching something else today at Purdue.
00:14:51.540let me see if i wrote down the school he was at it doesn't matter it's not here anyway but he left
00:14:58.580his school job because it was too ridiculous and woke and you know so he's just principled that way
00:15:07.140but um he was talking to yes he was on trigonometry i love that okay and so he was
00:15:14.500talking to florence blackler and she's uh in she's a french journalist and she is has been digging0.92
00:15:27.060into the muslim brotherhood and islam in france and she gets a lot of pushback and a lot of crap
00:15:32.580about it but i just love this this little clip from their interview together um when she asked
00:15:39.780him what do you you know what do you think france's uh chances are and i just like a blatant talker
00:15:45.780i would like to know if you're optimistic about the situation in europe
00:15:52.340you're totally there's nothing you could do but surrender i think you should have an honest
00:15:57.780conversation about what your surrender would look like and when that will be what what do
00:16:01.860you mean by surrender well i don't really know about the logistics like how that would happen
00:16:06.740but I think you're right about the, to me, the reduced status.1.00
00:16:11.740I think you're going to see the increasing Islamization.1.00
00:16:14.740The first step of the problem is you have to be honest about it1.00
00:16:18.740You have to be honest about the fact that you cannot control illegal immigration.0.82
00:16:22.740You're not willing to shoot down the boats.0.95
00:16:24.740You're not willing to do anything it takes.
00:16:26.740You have to be honest about the fact that,
00:16:28.740so not only illegal immigration but legal immigration.
00:16:31.740As long as people are not willing to speak honestly about the problem
00:16:35.740problem, and they look at you and they look at Tebow, a former guest who comes, and other
00:16:40.640guests who come with bodyguards and police escorts. Who wants to go through that? Particularly
00:16:46.500if you have young children. Far more of my life is behind me, so if people behead me,
00:16:50.540I don't want to be beheaded, but it's not that big of a deal, right? It would have been
00:16:53.960a huge deal if I were 30. So you're not willing to speak openly and honestly, and anybody
00:16:59.860who does either needs police protection or is labeled far right. I don't think there's
00:17:03.900anything you can do there's literally nothing you can do so that's that's how i feel so and that's
00:17:13.540how gad sad feels like he was telling us you have to be a honey badger you have to be able to speak
00:17:19.260openly and honestly and stop worrying about like hurting someone's feelings who doesn't care if
00:17:25.000you die by the way so uh i who needs a head um so i i really like that philosophy i feel like
00:17:33.500Europe is screwed too. I don't know how you fix this. Like they're so far gone. Um, I don't know0.98
00:17:38.920how you get all of these people out. And I did see that someone dropped a massive banner off
00:17:44.560one of the buildings in France that said re-immigration, like you got to get these people0.95
00:17:49.600out of here. Um, and I agree with that. So Owen, anything on that philosophy there?1.00
00:17:56.440Well, I agree with you. I mean, I think it's probably, or at least very likely to be too
00:18:01.380late i don't know that they really can do anything at this point because they've just let in too many
00:18:05.140for too long and you know we've been predicting this kind of like a slow-moving disaster for a
00:18:10.800while and you would think they might come up with a solution for it but they don't seem to be willing
00:18:14.960to do it or able to do it and i think some of that is that they uh the eu it seems to be behind it
00:18:24.300you know they're the ones that are kind of pushing this agenda and it's kind of questionable as to
00:18:28.760what they're really hoping for, but they don't seem to be even recognizing the problem. And so
00:18:35.540they're not going to do anything about it. And it does seem like they so far have not had the will
00:18:40.180to impose order and to prosecute the people that are committing the crimes or to stop the
00:18:46.460immigration even from continuing. And so I think it's a dire situation. I think that if there is
00:18:53.280a solution, it would be probably get far right people, according to them, far right. You and I
00:18:58.000I would probably just say right-leaning people to take control of people who have common sense.
00:19:04.020And unfortunately, what that means is they probably do need to take some drastic action and do something like mass deportation, like Trump is trying to do here.
00:19:11.560And so I'm glad we're doing it before we got to that point.
00:19:15.560But I think they need to do something probably even more severe, would be my guess, because they just have a bigger problem with too many people.
00:19:23.220and they need to get those people out of their country and lock up the criminals and restore law
00:19:28.400and order. And I think it's probably not going to happen with their current leadership. So I think
00:19:32.000the real solution has to be get better leadership in place that is actually going to work for the1.00
00:19:37.200citizens and put in law and order and get rid of this Islam threat. Yeah. Their first mistake was1.00
00:19:46.040giving up their country sovereignty and becoming the eu and so now they have this just like
00:19:53.640no border running around stuff so marcella last night where was macron while france was burning
00:20:01.160down he was at a celine dion concert yes he was him and his wife were there just bopping along
00:20:09.680to celine as paris is on fire but you know and then he came out and made a really weak statement
00:20:15.280you know the kind that's like uh the people that did this have to be held accountable
00:20:20.240um i don't know marcella cheer me up marcella well this might not cheer you up but the reason
00:20:28.800that europe is failing is not because of islam it's way before islam uh post-modernist ideas
00:20:37.300have always failed europe um unreason uh the lack of capitalism the the the love of socialism the0.82
00:20:47.580love of just any idea goes this just childish environmentalism um any ism that has come to
00:20:55.340europe has destroyed it i wish it was as simple as hey let's just you know have everybody that's0.98
00:21:01.940you know, Muslim leave and go back to Muslim world. No, Europe will still be in tethers and0.97
00:21:09.000destroyed because that's not the main reason why it's this way. This is just one of the ingredients
00:21:18.520that has led to where we are today. But the real reason why we're here is because they have no
00:21:25.720reason they have no whatsoever no morality nothing guides them and the european union was supposed
00:21:34.120to be there to push these these things forward to destroy europe it will create europe and this is
00:21:42.680what they want they want europe destroyed they want to control europe this way they want it in
00:21:48.280chaos because it's easier to control people while it's in chaos yes if it was prospering
00:21:55.640they they wouldn't be able to do it um but i i unlike peter i do believe that there's a chance
00:22:02.840because i've seen it i've seen it in el salvador salvador is a super small country obviously not
00:22:09.080like europe but we had a lot more problems than europe and we had a lot less help than europe
00:22:14.920us so i i think it's still time to find your leaders and and support them and elections do
00:22:22.680make a difference and laws do make a difference and maybe one day there will be a country that
00:22:27.920makes their constitution like american constitution because they do not have the freedoms we do they
00:22:34.740don't have second amendment bring the second amendment in to france if you bring in the
00:22:39.740Second Amendment to France, this whole thing of how all of these, there was this funny guy,
00:22:46.740he was protecting his video game shop in Nice, and they showed him against Goku and Dragon Wall
00:22:54.980Sea, and he was pretty large, but they were kicking his butt, but he was standing still
00:23:00.940in front of there, and that to me is bring Second Amendment to France, bring Second Amendment to
00:23:07.680Europe, bring enforcement. It can be done. It just needs more than a honey badger. It just needs
00:23:15.500lots of warrior, strong people to do it. And I think that Europe has that in them. They're the
00:23:22.700ones that fought World War I and World War II. So you can definitely, there is people there. And I
00:23:29.240think what they're trying to make those people feel is like they don't exist. They do. And they
00:23:35.040we'll fight back. Yeah, that's great, Marcella. Imagine if we had a UN of sorts and we started it
00:23:44.580as America and we're like, listen, you can only become a part of our UN, like the people that
00:23:51.200are NATO, our UN or whatever, if you adopt the constitution of the United States. We're only
00:23:59.000going to help people that are helping themselves and letting their citizens help themselves. So I
00:24:04.460I would love to propose, President Trump, why don't you form a real alliance with people that adopt our constitution and those are the people that we'll stand with because it should be something that puts citizens of countries first and their protection and their freedom and people that align with us, not people that don't align with us.
00:24:30.080I don't know why we're doing business this way.
00:24:32.360Would the United States qualify at this point?
00:24:35.540Well, I think if we made a new union based on it, I think we'd shore it up.
00:25:17.000I don't particularly like any kind of union because it leads to, you know, I think that like the founders thought of it is stay local, stay to the rules.
00:25:33.580To me, if you have any kind of any union, any kind of UN, EU, it begins with a great idea like you have, and then it becomes diluted.
00:25:44.740and there you go to me. Next step though, is if we have to align with other countries and
00:25:52.680do business with them. We don't have to do business with Europe. We shouldn't be doing
00:25:56.420business with Europe. No. Right. So I'm just saying if we do do business with people,0.95
00:26:01.780we should share the same values. I feel like. Exactly. Yeah. Okay. So awesome. I love it.
00:26:08.020um let's go let's go let's go come on europe wake up i mean they need to wake up and i think this is
00:26:15.700you know why why i like the fact that it's happening is because it's waking people up like
00:26:20.340the shopkeeper that you talked about i don't know if owen or you did the work she's like oh i voted
00:26:25.860for you uh i voted for you guys well then maybe she'll reconsider voting oh i think she should
00:26:32.260reconsider a lot well she won't say it but she will uh free bird uh locals free bird i agree
00:26:39.380you wrote you should have to be a sixth generation land owner land owner to vote i agree like yeah
00:26:45.780i should have like a stake in the game right uh and you should be a taxpayer and all that stuff
00:26:52.020so anyway um all right so you guys i i want to say i feel a sense of relief that we got through this
00:26:58.500topic because honestly it weighed on me so much um we got through it but i i did pull a clip from
00:27:06.660scott because i really you guys i felt so awful all weekend and i just felt a responsibility to
00:27:15.780make sure that we could discuss this responsibly with all of you too we don't have scott here
00:27:21.380and his take on it but i feel like um owen and marcella like you just you did a great job and
00:27:27.780and the chat's so good, and I like the things that you said, and I feel like we all got a good-
00:31:54.200Well, I got to admit, that one scared me.
00:31:58.280If I'm going to be honest, that one scared me.
00:32:01.260I'm glad we got through that. But I also think with a little bit of distance, it probably wasn't that close to catastrophe because we are so clever at getting past stuff.
00:32:13.340We're a really good species. You know, pat yourself on the back. Hey, humans, we're pretty good at this stuff.
00:32:21.220You know, we pollution was going to destroy the United States. It's still, of course, awful in a lot of developing countries.0.99
00:32:28.460but at least we know how to get through it.0.99
00:32:30.980You know, we have mechanisms for that.
00:32:32.920Climate change, who knows, but I don't think it's going to kill us.
00:32:36.200We've got the terrorism that's caused wars, ISIS,
00:32:48.440and we're all going to die from that, but it didn't happen.
00:32:52.400Now, I probably left out, I don't know, a hundred different things,
00:32:56.820But my point is that if you've seen enough stuff and you look at these protests, Black Lives Matter, the anarchists and stuff, it's just sort of baseline stuff for the United States.
00:33:11.220for the types of creatures we are, the, you know, the way we're wired, you should expect
00:33:18.960that after this wave goes through, and it will change things, things will be different,
00:33:25.920in many cases better. I don't think that you have to worry about the future being worse
00:33:31.020because of what's happening today. So everything will be fine. And just ask yourself,
00:33:38.080Is it a coincidence that the younger slash dumbest part of the population is also the people who are building autonomous zones?0.96
00:33:51.760Because I think after a certain age, you just say to yourself, I don't think that's going to work.0.96
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00:35:12.360micro lesson over to the main show listen scott did everything he could do to help keep our heads
00:35:20.940on straight and wherever i can utilize his words for the better of all of us that's what scott was
00:35:28.480doing you know I've got it I've got to share with everybody so Owen um I miss him yeah we all do
00:35:36.680and I think it is good advice and I think it's true um you know I think personally I'm probably
00:35:42.940just wired differently to not you know worry so much about stuff but maybe it was different when
00:35:48.140I was younger and I had less experience and less knowledge to draw on to see the patterns but um
00:35:54.540And yeah, I think it's good to just remember when there is some crisis that it probably is temporary. And a lot of them I would just add is just they're not going to necessarily affect you personally. I mean, you know, it's not to belittle anybody who is impacted by some of these things, but like, you know, there's a lot of these things that we worry about, even though it's not really directly impacting us.
00:36:16.040And I think that's something that I try to do is just focus on what I can control and focus what's immediately in front of me in terms of a problem and just try and navigate these crises as best I can.
00:36:28.620But, you know, I remember the 2009 crisis, financial crisis, and, you know, my stocks took a big hit, but they came back really quickly. And, you know, I don't know how many people expected that, although I would say that the financial newsletter that I follow about the market did predict that. So it made me feel better.
00:36:48.380And I think that's one lesson is just if you're, if you are worrying a lot about things, talk to other people and, and especially people who aren't find out why, or, you know, just get some reassurance and different perspectives. Cause I think that often helps a lot. Just say, you know, it's not like everyone in the world is freaking out or everyone in the world is worried about this. It might be that you, you might not be seeing the other side of things.
00:37:11.880Lemon Minty, I agree. You said we need men to be captain. It is true. I think that, you know,
00:37:18.060a lot of women can also, you know, take this on, but you know, when it comes right down to it,
00:37:23.560like you really hope and pray that the men are men and that they are, you know, strong and
00:37:30.980resolute and like they can show calm, you know, to keep certain people calm, but like you might
00:37:38.080make me calm by like fighting the enemy for me and like standing in front of that guy at your
00:37:43.380video game store. And, you know, like sometimes you just need to feel that strength around you
00:37:49.380as a woman, I can say, I love men. You know, I love strong men. I love, I love the, the traditional
00:37:57.580roles of a man and a woman. Um, and again, like I said, not to say that I'm not strong, believe me,
00:38:04.820i'm strong i'm i'm putting up with a fight of fights when i need to and i have and i will um
00:38:11.060but marcella i um i last night when i was like you know what you know what would scott guide me to
00:38:21.620do today and i'm like wait scott's gonna guide us you know what to do and then i was able to
00:48:55.060I WANT TO LOOK AT THESE SIGNATURE CASES AND NOT JUST FOCUS ON THE PRESIDENT, BUT ON THE
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00:49:20.180So this is Elise Slotkin, of course, from the state of Michigan speaking at the Institute of Politics, which is run by David Axelrod at the University of Chicago.
00:49:30.180And this is really chilling stuff, you guys.
00:49:34.040And by the way, this was posted by the Chicago Thinker, which is the independent conservative thinking newspaper at the University of Chicago.
00:49:42.540And it went absolutely viral overnight because the message is very clear.
00:49:46.340And by the way, it's a great reminder for everyone.
00:49:47.960this is who they are as you go into the midterms this is who they are they want to punish people
00:49:53.800and they're sending a very clear message on campus and it's twofold one if you're acute if you have
00:49:59.720wrong think if you're conservative you know self-censor or go underground beware it also sends an
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00:50:59.760um i mean owen do i tee that up so nice for you and now you can talk about it0.87
00:51:05.220well i i think it's it's an admission of guilt as far as i'm concerned where the democrats are
00:51:11.960basically saying yeah we're weaponizing government to try and go after not just the politicians but
00:51:16.520everybody that's on the other side and they're attacking close to half the country and um it's
00:51:23.820if anything i would think this might be criminal in some ways just the way they're going about this
00:51:28.680trying to say we want to just punish and you know disbar lawyers and do all these things that they
00:51:35.800have been doing to try and go after everybody associated with trump and it's just disgusting
00:51:41.160and i think we should um you know do everything we can to to fight that every step of the way
00:51:49.400and to try and get people like this out of power because you can't trust them with power
00:51:53.180they just showed you what they're going to do if they have it i mean like scott said hunting
00:51:58.060republicans is exactly what she's talking about and there are calls for her to resign or to you
00:52:05.980know be forced to be removed i don't think that's going to happen but marcella i mean0.97
00:52:10.660does that teeter on something that could be maybe criminal no okay she has first amendment rights1.00
00:52:19.300to protected speech she has protected speech to be an idiot um which she was i i think in regards1.00
00:52:26.540to the law and it would look at once the prosecution of these individuals that she's0.97
00:52:32.920talking about and the motivation to go against them for, for violations of anything that she
00:52:39.180wants. It could be used in their defense, in the litigation, um, in criminal, criminal trial.0.84
00:52:47.460It could be used, you know, as help to get them, you know, found not guilty. But the other issue
00:52:55.220is how do they go about prosecuting? The Senate doesn't prosecute. It would be the Department
00:53:01.480of justice and how it's done. But I think there's civil remedies like not voting for her0.69
00:53:07.160or having maybe investigation into her ethical issues. Like I would investigate her because0.98
00:53:16.240she's already doing things like this. So what else has she done? What else is she doing behind
00:53:21.080the scenes? Maybe you can use it to investigate her. There needs to be political accountability.
00:53:26.820she is the Michigan Senator, but she was also a CIA. So she's deep state. She was in the CIA for0.99
00:53:34.400a long time and then the Pentagon after that. So she is your, the other side that wants to control
00:53:43.720you and does not want you to keep your rights. So unfortunately she does have rights in this0.91
00:53:50.760country but i i wish i could do like you don't get the first amendment right you do you know1.00
00:53:57.640that kind of thing because i would totally put her put her in behind bars just for being her0.96
00:54:03.640um but isn't it funny the simulation gives you is her last name i mean i probably her husband's
00:54:10.720last name i i don't know or her wife's last name i don't know who she's married to but um slotkin0.96
00:54:16.820just goes with it what do you think about being a lot ken sounds like slut and that's all i can0.97
00:54:25.720say whenever i hear it i'm like thinking really bad of her like it's just never you know you0.98
00:54:33.000you had to let me say well i mean again you know the democrats are still accusing the trump
00:54:39.340administration of being weaponized against people like ilana mar and other people and it's like
00:54:43.560You can't do that and say what you just said and then complain about when it's happening to Democrats.
00:54:49.180And I'm not even necessarily equating the two, because I think in the case of Ilhan Omar, it looks like there is actual legal trouble that she's in.
00:54:56.200So it looks like there is a real basis for it.
00:54:58.260But then when you look at like Jack Smith and all the stuff that he is being revealed about that right now.
01:01:23.360You know, the Logan Act was never the Logan Act is an act that was used to criminally charge a U.S. citizen that is interfering with U.S. government authorities with a foreign agent or foreign government.
01:01:38.520But it really hasn't been used since, I don't know, 18, 1900s.