Red Ice TV - Biden's New Era, Dissidents Targeted For Disinformation & Incitement - Jared Taylor

00:00:00.000 all right welcome boys and girls thank you so much for tuning in good to see all henrik here

00:00:29.060 with red ice tv we're back today for another interview now it was a while ago since we did

00:00:33.620 that actually we certainly haven't forgotten about that but we've been focusing on no go zone

00:00:37.900 flashback friday we can order shorter videos and things like that but i do want to get back into

00:00:41.240 the interview groove as it were get some good guests on talk about what's going on we have a

00:00:45.760 lot of other ideas here proposals we've gotten from you guys we've received from some books and

00:00:50.660 things from some new publishers that we want to reach out to the authors of so this is we've

00:00:55.840 definitely not forgotten about the interviews but uh to kind of i guess break us in here then

00:00:59.720 uh in the year it's already march crazy crazily enough but due to the move we've everything

00:01:03.660 has been kind of postponed a bit uh but to uh get us back as it were into the interview trail here

00:01:09.460 we have none other than jared taylor joining us how's it going jared good to see you oh thank

00:01:14.740 you very much for inviting me on thanks for going very well thank you i think i thrive in confinement

00:01:19.480 i must be a mushroom how's it how's it going in virginia overall with the lockdowns and things

00:01:26.220 like that right now is it starting to ease up or is it about the same it's about the same although

00:01:31.260 there may be some loosening of regulations within the next month or so they're talking about that

00:01:36.360 possibility neighboring maryland has taken a few regulations off but no it's still pretty strict

00:01:42.360 pretty pretty strict it is i imagine things a little freer out in the west uh yeah it is i mean

00:01:47.640 that's one thing uh one of the reasons of course why i wanted to go here to uh idaho uh because it

00:01:52.380 was just you know none of the mask mandates there are some areas it depends on what county you're in

00:01:56.360 i mean there's even that's even true i guess in some states i mean florida some counties are very

00:02:00.240 free you know they haven't done too much with the lockdowns uh so it depends what county you end up

00:02:05.000 but here has definitely been i don't know if you saw the uh there was a little bit of a mask

00:02:08.700 burning ceremony up in both in boise but also in court lane and it went all across the mainstream

00:02:13.820 media and there were the liberals were hyperventilating that we dared to to burn our masks

00:02:18.280 you know well if you'd been burning bras that would have been different that would have been okay 0.98

00:02:23.240 that would be fine you know and so they likened it to i guess some book burning uh or something like

00:02:28.100 that from the 1930s but then ironically what i think it was literally just the following day or so

00:02:33.320 you actually had a uh book sermon book burning ceremony over in uh was it san jose or san

00:02:39.200 uh one of those in california uh of dr seuss books i'm sure you saw the story

00:02:43.940 oh i didn't see an actual burning gosh did they really do that i mean uh it's certainly case that

00:02:50.060 half a dozen of the books uh the seuss foundation which makes by the way uh 20 million dollars a

00:02:55.480 year in revenues they decided to pull six of them off uh off of of sales and even people who had old

00:03:03.200 copies that were selling for a tidy profit some for several hundred dollars amazon decided that

00:03:07.860 anything written by this wicked man had to be pulled off immediately exactly oh it's it's

00:03:12.500 extraordinary and i i thought if people actually started burning them people would mock that

00:03:17.200 because they would say that was nazi germany in the 30s but they would admit it uh they they can't

00:03:22.840 uh they can't see what's going on i guess they they're too blinded by their own uh hatred i would

00:03:27.600 i would assume now no sense no sense of irony no no exactly and and you know we we know that

00:03:33.200 you can't even make a joke these days with these people they they take everything literally what

00:03:36.940 you're saying things like that um i wanted to so we have a few things lined up here and and uh

00:03:42.280 well either we can talk about it now a little bit later in the show doesn't really matter but

00:03:45.320 one of the things i know you wanted to talk about before you dive into some of the topics you

00:03:48.660 know biden we're going to talk about uh some of the the economic situation some kind of how

00:03:53.160 dissidents overall are being targeted and things like that now especially after january 6th

00:03:57.080 after the uh the riots there at the capitol but you mentioned you had uh you're doing a feature

00:04:03.100 on the website where you're reaching out to people to to have them describe or explain

00:04:07.200 how they woke up to the issue of of uh of race tell us a bit about this yes yes it's been a very

00:04:13.960 popular regular weekly feature on our website chris roberts has been handling this and what we do

00:04:20.800 is we get uh essays written by our readers that explain how it is they finally saw through the fog

00:04:28.120 and understood the reality of race and people are fascinated by the stories that they tell

00:04:33.680 and we'd love to have contributions from your viewers and the best way to reach us is either to

00:04:41.040 write to chris roberts directly at roberts at amran.com that's r-o-b-e-r-t-s roberts at amran.com

00:04:49.200 or you can send us queries or stories to amran.com at the contact us page and uh it's probably best to

00:04:59.340 send a query first but if you'd like to write something we like short uh oh maybe four or

00:05:04.520 five hundred words at the most a tight well-written pieces that explain what it was that finally woke

00:05:11.100 you up to the realities of race again this has been a really popular feature that has been super

00:05:16.980 intended by chris roberts and we would love for some of the viewers of red ice tv to send us some

00:05:22.520 of their ideas i'm sure you have a very very interesting group of viewers who would have

00:05:28.740 quite fascinating stories to tell yeah i think we do and we've heard from people over the years as

00:05:34.340 well because we we didn't began speaking about these topics we talked much more about uh conspiracies

00:05:39.560 and esoteric topics and things like this and then eventually as we saw things were changing we're

00:05:43.860 we're always politically interested obviously but as things were just derailing and becoming just

00:05:48.440 i mean insane on the anti-whiteness and and i remember there were clips coming out of sweden

00:05:53.180 where they talked about how they wanted to replace us and stuff it was like i didn't find the topic

00:05:57.120 the the topic found me in a way right and and and the same thing uh thing i think it was for a lot

00:06:01.920 of our viewers and listeners at the time who initially maybe were i think a lot of people were angry

00:06:07.200 and upset that we dared to talk about this uh truly controversial and rebellious topics right but

00:06:11.820 we've we heard from so many people after that where they said yeah i'm sorry you know i overreacted

00:06:16.780 you were right i can see it now and things like that and i and i well i mean yeah maybe you should

00:06:21.840 send us a submission well maybe a lot of people say not for most people i i should tell your viewers

00:06:29.340 that anyone who wants to submit under a pen name that's absolutely fine right we understand that in

00:06:34.320 these evil times people have to protect themselves and i am proud to say we have never ever had a

00:06:39.680 security leak at american renaissance so your identity is safe with us perfect perfect anything

00:06:45.280 else people should uh think about or you you guys are just basically welcoming any uh any any story

00:06:50.160 any uh storyline of how people came to the topics oh there's so many different ways this happened some

00:06:56.640 people served in the military some people were attacked uh some people learned at school how evil

00:07:01.780 white people were and that brought them to some sense of reality another fellow one of his relatives was 0.92

00:07:07.320 killed by black men and it was at his trial watching the way the other blacks reacted that

00:07:12.100 really opened his mind to what was happening many many different stories some people just stumbled onto 0.95

00:07:17.580 a book some people stumbled onto a website but everyone has an interesting story to tell and again

00:07:23.500 it's best to send a query but uh if you've already got a story in mind you can write that down

00:07:28.420 just maybe if maybe three four hundred words or longer if absolutely necessary and just come to

00:07:33.780 amran.com at the contact us tab or uh send your email directly to roberts at amran.com we really

00:07:41.740 look forward to hearing from your viewers excellent yeah that sounds very interesting and uh i'll definitely

00:07:46.420 keep an eye out on the website for that too there's a good feature and i just i mean i just don't know

00:07:51.900 how you in 2021 the the current year and use that term uh cannot see the open and blatant

00:07:59.940 discrimination against white people it's sanctioned by our largest institutions by our governments

00:08:04.020 by our media by the establishment by academia it's encouraged it's uh incentivized

00:08:09.260 i mean there there's so many examples you don't even we don't where do i even begin right but just

00:08:15.160 look at one of these for examples the did you see the white farmers bill from this covid

00:08:18.680 1.9 trillion covid relief bill uh that biden signed 5 billion we're going to go to uh to farmers

00:08:24.460 but not just any farmers uh non-white farmers so why if you're white as a farmer you won't get any

00:08:29.400 help how is that not uh discrimination based on your uh well to use their terminology skin color right

00:08:35.520 well it certainly seems illegal to me to single out a racial group in that blatant and obvious way

00:08:43.020 no it's it's just extraordinary the fact is there has been a enormous handout program for farmers

00:08:50.220 for the last uh 20 years really it started with a completely bogus lawsuit brought by a fellow named

00:08:57.440 pigford p-i-g-f-o-r-d and he alleged that as a black man he had been he had faced discrimination

00:09:04.120 from the uh federal farm bureau and as a result that he had suffered as a farmer and then this became a

00:09:11.680 class action lawsuit again on completely bogus grounds and so anyone who claimed to have attempted

00:09:18.580 to farm they didn't didn't even have to have documents they could walk in and collect fifty

00:09:23.360 thousand dollars this is the standard check that everybody got this did not get anything like the

00:09:28.140 publicity it deserved so this is an extension of this kind of pigford thinking in which if you ever

00:09:34.960 even thought about being a farmer and you're black then the government owes you money if you actually 0.72

00:09:40.060 are a farmer then gosh ipso facto you are a victim of years decades of oppression and you deserve to have 0.78

00:09:47.260 all of your debts to any kind of farm bureau completely wiped out not only they're going

00:09:53.340 to do that they're not only to walk out 100 of the debt they're going to add 15 to cover any kind

00:09:59.140 of transaction costs as well it's just extraordinary and it's just for black farmers yeah it's incredible

00:10:04.560 i remember seeing stories like this uh white people own 98 of rural land young black farmers want to want 0.98

00:10:10.440 to reclaim their share basically their mother jones here is urging white farmers to just hand over their 0.95

00:10:15.400 land uh to uh to non-white people and uh it's kind of like it's we're already at uh roadie showers

00:10:20.900 imbabwe south africa levels almost in in the u.s now there is a black collective run by a black woman

00:10:28.400 and she has got the word out she's up in new england someplace i can't remember the name of her

00:10:33.460 collective and she says we are accepting donations of white owned farmland just sign up here it uh it 0.93

00:10:40.180 reminds me of that lady who uh the fat black lady who's giving a talk to a group of whites and she 1.00

00:10:46.700 says here's my paypal address donations accepted anytime from white people that's the mentality 0.98

00:10:52.640 they have and of course that's the mentality that our government itself emphasizes and promotes

00:10:58.460 encourages no it's head spinning but as you point out and i think this is very important

00:11:04.360 the government and the left have so overplayed their hands that more and more white people are 0.92

00:11:11.060 finally waking up to the extraordinary difficulties they find themselves in and i'm i'm optimistic

00:11:17.620 despite it all i'm convinced that 150 million white people are not simply going to walk off the edge of

00:11:23.900 history but how this will resolve itself it's difficult to say and it's not easy to imagine a pleasant and

00:11:30.460 agreeable solution frankly no it's it's true uh it's very very disheartening and even in california

00:11:37.360 things are i mean even i should say especially in california is a better word uh where where

00:11:41.780 they're kind of spearheading this really uh but it was it was getting so bad uh in some places now that

00:11:47.100 white liberals are are they're they're aghast of what's happening these new curriculum uh proposals

00:11:53.260 that they have that they're enforcing and it's basically just vehement anti-whiteness and even some of

00:11:58.240 the uh the liberals are just like i mean we've been telling them we say hey listen this is not

00:12:02.520 this is never going to stop they're going to attack you just even no matter how much you bow down or

00:12:06.440 agree or whatever it does not it's not about that they'll target you because you're white uh but it

00:12:10.740 is interesting to see that even some of them seem to be uh taken aback a little bit by the the open

00:12:15.840 hatred you know well you know um i forgot the name of it there's a northern suburb in chicago uh it may

00:12:23.620 come to you a little later in the program but it's a wealthy northern suburb of chicago and the city

00:12:29.360 council has proposed a a a reparations program on the city level for black households and the theory

00:12:38.380 is if you lived in this area at a certain time when redlining was involved they claim redlining is

00:12:44.900 this great then redlining is now the great uh horror that's the way blacks were fleeced of their 0.98

00:12:49.860 hard-earned were worth it's something that most people don't know very much about very hard to

00:12:54.220 counter that if you don't know the details in any case in a period whether if they lived in this area

00:12:59.260 during a certain period then they will get money well who is objecting is it white people objecting 0.68

00:13:05.740 no it's a black group that's objecting and the blacks are saying no this is no good this isn't enough

00:13:11.860 and you've got to make this money available not just to people who lived there during a certain 0.71

00:13:15.860 period but everyone who's there now every single black person and that is of course how every 0.98

00:13:22.580 proposal for reparations is going to be met i know that joe biden he has approved the idea of studying

00:13:28.700 the possibility of reparations whether it's a good idea we can predict in advance with 100 certainty that

00:13:34.920 the commission will say it's a great idea but as soon as there's even the hint of a concrete

00:13:40.660 proposal the reaction for blacks is going to be no not enough we can never ever do enough 0.93

00:13:47.740 no exactly it's um and it doesn't matter here's a picture by the way that's the one you're thinking 0.91

00:13:53.700 of all people are racist paypal me cashing in on that white guilt you know that's right um

00:14:02.660 anyway almost thrown off a little bit why don't we talk about uh a little bit about biden's first um

00:14:09.540 the first uh you know what is it now 60 how long has it been in 60 days something like that

00:14:14.680 yes yes uh and he's been a very busy man uh people accuse him of uh being practically incapable of

00:14:23.860 putting one foot in front of the other uh i'm not quite sure he's quite reduced to that status but uh

00:14:29.560 he's pretty good at waving that pen and of course uh on on the very day that he was sworn in

00:14:36.300 he issued an executive an executive order to stop building the border wall now as it turns out all

00:14:42.820 democrats seem to think that this is what democrats all along have supported but that's not true at all

00:14:47.300 congress in 2006 voted something called the secure fence act to construct a physical infrastructure

00:14:54.660 to prevent unlawful border entry and the clint clinton administration the bush administration

00:15:00.660 even the obama administration unbeknownst to democrats actually worked on the wall

00:15:05.360 and the trump administration did so as well but now that's an inhumane thing and of course

00:15:10.660 he immediately stopped that of course in the immigration area the other thing that they did

00:15:16.480 is completely reinstated the whole daca business the idea being that if you are brought here

00:15:21.960 under age 18 as an illegal immigrant then this may be the only country you know you are an innocent 0.99

00:15:27.980 child and although you are technically speaking a deportable alien we will not deport you and we'll 1.00

00:15:33.760 give you green cards and driver's licenses and the latest decision by the biden administration

00:15:38.280 is that the fha will guarantee home mortgages for daca recipients you're an illegal immigrant but if you

00:15:46.180 want to borrow money from bank to buy a house then you get an fha guarantee on your mom isn't this

00:15:51.620 wonderful i remember reading the article had this photograph this happy happy hispanic family standing in

00:15:57.020 front of their house oh it's such heartwarming stuff and of course as you know uh one of the

00:16:03.120 executive orders of biden was that for the next 100 days we're not going to deport anybody while they

00:16:08.800 in fact study who should be deported what the priority should be fortunately a federal judge at

00:16:15.020 the behest of a number of states put an end to that he said no no no you can't just suddenly stop

00:16:19.000 deporting people in fact it doesn't make a difference what a judge says if dhs is not deporting people they

00:16:26.520 won't get deported so this is a positive act it has to be undertaken and if the biden administration

00:16:32.360 stops undertaking this positive act it won't happen right yeah uh you know another one that's really

00:16:38.980 one of my favorites is that donald trump uh fairly late in his administration maybe year three or early

00:16:44.880 on in year four he did something that i would think most american democrats included would think was

00:16:50.240 perfectly obvious and that is enforce what's called the public charge rule in united states if you come

00:16:58.120 here and you're a foreigner then you are not supposed to go on welfare you're not supposed to put your 1.00

00:17:02.900 snout in the public trough when you're not even a u.s citizen you may not even have a residency here

00:17:07.860 and the previous administration very lax about enforcing this now joe biden says oh no no no no you may

00:17:15.080 go on you may have gone all sorts of welfare we don't care you'll make a wonderful american citizen

00:17:19.800 anyway or a wonderful lawful and resident so he has rescinded all of the trump tightening up of that

00:17:27.380 kind of regulation now again this seems to be something that even democrats would scratch their

00:17:32.560 heads and say well wait a minute wait a minute do we really want to encourage people to come here

00:17:36.760 and be welfare bums but no he thinks it's a great idea and no public outcry against this

00:17:44.020 and of course i'm sure you've been following what's been going on at the public at the southern border

00:17:49.080 with all these unaccompanied minors who've been showing up uh donald trump had a policy and he said

00:17:55.480 covid was the reason for it i think there are many other excellent reasons to do this but he was just

00:18:00.380 pitching everyone back over the border saying there's a public health hazard during this covid period

00:18:05.740 and that included unaccompanied minors now up until he made that decision unaccompanied minors if

00:18:12.600 they're coming from canada or from mexico got kind of special treatment they would be held and they'd

00:18:18.160 be processed and they'd be looked in mulled over and the question was well what will we do with them

00:18:23.580 it was considered inhumane to send them back because they might be subject to trafficking or whatever it

00:18:28.800 is but donald trump put an end to that you go home you stay home no matter who you are

00:18:34.800 now what uh what uh uh joe biden has revived of course is these camps where these children were

00:18:41.900 being kept when they came up with families during the trump administration you don't house children

00:18:48.080 in detention areas for adults that's why we have separate jails for juvenile delinquents and adult

00:18:54.880 prisoners you just don't want children in a place like that the same is true for adult illegal immigrants 1.00

00:19:00.180 you don't house them together but oh it was a crime against him yeah humanity because donald trump had

00:19:05.280 separated the children put them in special facilities and eventually reunited them etc etc no can't do

00:19:11.200 that well when he stopped letting any of them in at all of course they stayed home and their families

00:19:18.060 by march stayed together such as they had them that should have been a good thing right well now uh biden

00:19:24.380 has changed the plan and so in march already they've been coming in unaccompanied children at the rate

00:19:31.400 of 11 000 a month 11 000 what are we supposed to do with these kids yeah well we can't turn them back

00:19:37.900 the way trump did oh that would be inhumane so we are encouraging a process that of course breaks up

00:19:43.880 families and we can't hold them in detention for very long so then we have to find a relative in the

00:19:49.560 united states or the idea is we'll find some sort of ngo catholic relief so the hebrew immigrant society

00:19:55.920 they're going to put these kids up and they're even looking at turning american air base i'm sorry

00:20:02.120 american military base barracks into homeless shelters for these children it's insane it's insane

00:20:09.120 so we're going to get all of these underage people coming to the united states and i can predict with 0.85

00:20:15.480 100 confidence that the time will come when they will get the kind of the daca treatment

00:20:20.560 oh these poor things they came as children they were shoved across the border oh my gosh they came

00:20:26.800 without their families they are going to be more deserving of our love and care and cherishing of

00:20:33.300 any illegal immigrants ever in the history of the world so they will be on their watch some sort of 1.00

00:20:37.840 citizenship or some special program no it's a crazy crazy thing i mean i don't know uh i'm sure i don't

00:20:44.780 know if you've probably already talked about this but the stay in mexico policy that has been revamped

00:20:50.620 would you like me to talk about that yeah i don't know much about that yeah please go ahead

00:20:53.940 well the the idea was up until donald trump and donald trump did so many useful things

00:20:59.760 on our side it's common to bash him for the sort of bumbling boorish inconsistent guy that he was but

00:21:05.840 he did a number of really great things that are being systematically undone by the biden administration

00:21:11.980 one of them was if you come to the united states and you are seeking asylum under the old rules

00:21:18.320 you would come in and then you'd be processed get a preliminary hearing and then you'd get a pass

00:21:24.620 into the united states with a personal invitation to come someday in the fall of by and by maybe six

00:21:31.780 years from now to healing before an immigration judge well of course they didn't show up they would

00:21:36.120 never show up maybe five percent showed up so once you claim came in and claimed asylum then it was a

00:21:43.280 this catch and release then you become into the united states and you're home free well he said no

00:21:49.080 if you want asylum if you're at our border you're going to wait in mexico you're going to wait in 0.95

00:21:53.980 mexico while we process your asylum request and of course a huge majority of these requests are bogus

00:22:01.000 anyway these people are not fleeing for some sort of legitimate war or some kind of persecution because

00:22:07.140 of race or ethnicity or religion they want to get into the united states and on the gringo gravy tree 1.00

00:22:12.940 yeah and he said no we're not going to just turn you loose the way the awful the way the way it was

00:22:17.640 happening before you stay in mexico while we process your request and if you turn out to be a phony

00:22:22.500 just like 95 percent of the rest of them the answer is not just no the answer is hell no

00:22:27.740 well biden stopped that that was inhumane make him live in mexico oh how horrible so they can come 1.00

00:22:35.000 they go through the usual routine they go through a little mumbo jumbo at the border and then they

00:22:39.640 get released into the interior and we will never see them again crazy crazy and then of course there

00:22:46.740 was the first safe country program yes and you know the way the way the asylum system is supposed to

00:22:52.900 work if you think you have a genuine asylum claim you're being persecuted for all the important

00:22:59.340 reasons then you are supposed to apply for asylum in the first safe country you come to you can't

00:23:06.300 just pick and choose you can't say oh i don't want that one i don't want that one i want america well

00:23:11.980 that's of course what they were all doing now mexico is by and large considered a safe country so if you're

00:23:17.100 from guadamala honduras or salvador as soon as you get to mexico or even on those intermediary

00:23:22.900 countries if it's a safe country you're supposed to apply for some and trump had an agreement with

00:23:28.680 all of these countries that that's the way you do it biden says oh no no no no we're not gonna do it

00:23:33.080 that way they can wait and they can apply for asylum in the united states which means anybody from

00:23:39.520 anywhere no matter where he's been on the way whether he's a cuban or whether he's a mum or whether

00:23:46.280 he's somalia or wherever he's from he shows up at the american border and says asylum and he gets in

00:23:52.920 and he gets a little ticket as i say a personal invitation for hearing before a judge someday

00:23:58.640 somewhere which he never has to show up for and now the the biden administration say oh no no there's

00:24:04.940 no crisis at the border i think even the washington post just the other day was sort of muttering

00:24:10.440 darkly about how this may not turn out so well mr biden but because he's a democrat because

00:24:16.140 we're talking about non-white people wonderful non-white people bringing us diversity the

00:24:20.540 greatest gift ever given to america you know we're just gonna let this happen we'll see what

00:24:24.560 the consequences are yeah we we just have there's no option what what are we supposed to do we just

00:24:29.740 have to let these people in it's funny that the article i was showing here too and you mentioned this

00:24:34.820 how they've changed the rhetoric remember how there was kids in cages and all this stuff right and

00:24:39.600 although they changed this as you say from i think the processing time now is maximum three days 72

00:24:45.620 hours that they're allowed to keep how much you're going to find out at that what if this is the i

00:24:50.220 mean there were stores of kidnapped uh kids from south america whether it was drug cartels or these um

00:24:55.980 you know human traffickers or whatever they literally kidnap kids and say yes these are my

00:25:00.200 children just to get into the country right to get a foot in through right how much you're going to find

00:25:03.680 out in 72 hours or mexico or whatever country they're they're coming from hand you over all

00:25:08.740 those papers you're going to check their whole backstory it's catch and release as they call it

00:25:13.220 right but but this now they call them look at this here um uh let me see here where is it in the article

00:25:18.960 here uh being held hundreds of continue to arrive each day blah blah blah it basically said they just

00:25:23.120 they just call them processing facilities now uh they changed their language this bbc but i saw this

00:25:28.440 across the board basically like like oh it's no longer cages all this narrative has changed all of a

00:25:33.320 sudden too and of course just because by the virtue that biden has has has changed these policies now

00:25:38.660 uh he's getting applause you know in the mainstream media basically yes oh that's right although now

00:25:43.660 he's being now he's being told oh these places aren't good enough these are the same places donald trump

00:25:49.520 that ogre kept children and clearly we can't have them in the same place the fact is when donald trump

00:25:56.300 said no more those few who are actually detained they were in widely separated beds because of

00:26:03.740 covid and everything else well now the uh uh the governmental department are saying these are

00:26:10.220 special circumstances pack them in just as tight as they were in pre-covid days this is not something

00:26:15.060 we can we can afford to worry about but of course uh some of them are coming in with covid uh but uh the

00:26:20.860 people who work there that's okay we'll give them protective clothing and they'll get emergency

00:26:24.320 vaccinations and everything's just going to be worked out fine no no i don't jared i don't think

00:26:29.420 they even did that like even if they had an argument where they said oh okay we just said we have to

00:26:34.180 bring these people in but we're going to uh at the very least and give them vaccines or some kind of

00:26:39.400 measure to make sure that they can't spread that didn't happen if they truly were serious about

00:26:44.560 covid as they say they are at least when it comes to us right they wouldn't on that basis alone

00:26:48.860 not letting these uh these kids or whatever age they are that's exactly that's exactly right and 0.98

00:26:54.860 it's been well established they show up in texas and some of the texas authorities have given them

00:27:00.240 pcr tests and some of them are covid positive and the government says hey not our problem what they're

00:27:06.100 doing is they're giving emergency vaccinations not to these so-called refugees it's the people who 0.99

00:27:11.660 work in these shelters so that they presumably won't won't get sick from it but no they're packing

00:27:17.200 them in just like in the pre-covid days and if they're sick and they get turned loose on the

00:27:21.740 united states well that's just too bad somebody will have to take care i know listen to this do

00:27:26.560 you want to listen to a clip here real quick it's it's interesting because it's the former ice chief

00:27:30.000 that actually says obviously as we've been talking about the the the border patrol has been turned

00:27:34.920 into welcoming centers now but he brings this up with covid here listen listen to this i'm not

00:27:39.380 confident about this administration doing anything that's right when it comes to immigration

00:27:43.580 enforcement or the safety and security of this country but i will say they have to lean toward

00:27:48.280 taking covid tests but let's the 108 they already released you got to understand ice had detention

00:27:54.660 capability they could detain them in ice family residential center that had doctors nurses

00:27:59.060 children's doctors and they had negative pressure rooms where they keep people with contagious diseases

00:28:06.320 separate from other people they had the capability to detain these people and protect their public

00:28:10.620 health but this administration is all about how quick to re-release them i know pete said earlier

00:28:15.700 they're changing these detention centers what they call reception centers they're actually welcoming 0.99

00:28:19.540 centers because they get them in there quickly they don't test them they release them and when they

00:28:24.420 release them release them on nta notice to appear or which means as soon as they get to their

00:28:28.640 destination they qualify for work authorization so not only they push them back against our public health

00:28:34.280 crisis having covid being released they're going to compete for the same scarce jobs that

00:28:39.220 medical americans are competing for right now in unemployment crisis this is just totally

00:28:43.140 encompassed by this administration yeah perfect uh and just as you said the the way that they're

00:28:48.160 processing these people now it's unbelievable yes yes just astonishing you know i guess sort of a

00:28:54.220 coincidence but uh uh just last weekend i was reading a long article in the watch in the new york times

00:29:00.540 magazine about automation and they said automation is coming for a lot of middle class middle management

00:29:08.460 even supervisory jobs you're going to have these artificial intelligence programs they're going to

00:29:13.340 learn how to be a banker or lawyer or make medical diagnoses they're warning you know lots you folks

00:29:19.740 you may be out of a job and they made the point that it is white color workers who are far more threatened

00:29:26.220 than blue color workers you can't teach an artificial intelligence program how to hang sheetrock or lay

00:29:31.980 bricks but if you've had some cushy white color job in middle management you find you're out on the

00:29:37.180 street and you think well maybe i'm going to be a carpenter man i'm going to go into construction hey

00:29:41.260 jose and pablo already got those jobs sewed up that very low wages fellow so exactly i i should have

00:29:48.140 remember i should have made that precise point that this fellow on the clip made these people are coming into

00:29:52.780 the united states a time when millions of americans are out of work looking for any possible job they

00:29:58.140 can just what we need again and what it demonstrates to me is that they are not uh i mean i mean again

00:30:05.420 whatever you know people think of covet or whatever it's it's beyond the point it's how the the established

00:30:10.380 how the biden administration are treating it right that it's so super serious for us is the most

00:30:15.420 we can lose our jobs our livelihoods you know just to to make sure that everyone stays safe but when push

00:30:21.020 comes to shove there's these hierarchy of needs or wants whatever you want to call it where basically

00:30:25.660 the most important thing though it cove it to the side is that we just bring in these people to replace

00:30:30.540 them and and and make sure that they get our jobs or americans jobs i should say it's crazy yes yes yes

00:30:38.300 and you know a lot of people think that this is motivated by anti-white hatred i i'm not convinced that

00:30:46.060 that's the case it it is difficult to understand what the motives are but i believe that just like

00:30:52.380 angela merkel letting in all those syrians she probably thought that she was being the doing 1.00

00:30:58.220 the humanitarian thing and of course she knew that the media would praise her for doing this it's the

00:31:03.100 same here all these bureaucrats involved in doing this they their own lives are not going to be affected

00:31:09.180 they're not going to suffer from this they're not looking for bricklaying jobs and so they can say oh

00:31:14.540 aren't we kind aren't we wonderful and at the same time if you really do believe this anti-white

00:31:19.340 nonsense then the theory is going to be america's going to be a far better place when folks look like 0.88

00:31:24.700 you and me are gone we are the wicked villains of american and world history and if we can be just sort

00:31:31.580 of phased out then america's just going to be such a such a happy happy place who knows who knows what

00:31:37.020 motivates these because sometimes one scratches one's heads and think are they simply gone crazy but it is

00:31:43.420 part of an unceasing media campaign to promote this idea of a non-white future america which is

00:31:51.580 going to be a paradise for all of us even for us poor benighted white folks who are left we got a

00:31:56.220 couple of super chats thank you for that boys and girls i appreciate that lone star texan said freedom

00:32:00.060 of speech is controversial that's it is now uh you got it thank you mr noseberg as well to the heads up

00:32:05.580 there uh and we did get i guess we can do this one real quick here lord aragon was asking

00:32:10.060 uh what does jared think of the george floyd trial big quite a bit of something to chew on there but

00:32:17.980 yeah well you know uh sometimes i think why do we even bother with trials the media have already

00:32:26.140 figured it all out the media have explained to us that this guy is guilty of premeditated murder

00:32:31.100 why bother with the trial now of course that's just a joke the media always jump to conclusions about

00:32:38.140 the white guy being bad and the black guy being completely innocent and this story has been told

00:32:44.540 with such a vehemence and the rioters who rioted the name of george floyd got such kid glove treatment

00:32:50.940 they got pat on the back and they shook loose billions of dollars in corporate donations for

00:32:55.820 black lives matters that there is such a tremendous head of steam built up over the idea of derek

00:33:03.980 chauvin that's the officer who put his knee on george floyd's neck derek chauvin guilty guilty guilty

00:33:09.340 guilty now of course i'm sure that henry in your program you've gone through some of the tales that

00:33:15.820 make you wonder about that story all of the tales about the amount of fentanyl that guy had in his

00:33:20.380 head in his body the fact that his lungs were full of liquid he was frothing at the mouth couldn't

00:33:24.860 breathe before he even got down on on the ground all the reasons to think that he basically died of a

00:33:31.420 fentanyl overdose on over excitement etc etc but the point is the authorities in minneapolis 0.98

00:33:40.220 sometimes you have to recognize they're not completely stupid they have practically turned 0.79

00:33:44.700 the city into an armed camp they've got barricades concertina barbed wire around the courthouse 0.99

00:33:51.340 the stores are being boarded up and this is because they know if if the jury acquits or if the jury does

00:33:59.340 not find that he was guilty of the most serious charges minneapolis and the whole country is going

00:34:03.900 to blow up that's because the media has already told us what the what the verdict should be yeah look

00:34:11.260 boys and girls the jury if you don't do this oh america's gonna be in bad trouble and i really wonder

00:34:20.300 if it's possible to seat a panel of jurors who can assess the evidence objectively and render an

00:34:27.740 impartial verdict everyone knows everyone knows that not only will america blow up if they vote the wrong

00:34:35.100 way it's entirely possible their own lives would be a danger i know that during the selection process

00:34:41.420 although they're televising this trial and i think that's a great thing the more people actually see

00:34:47.820 the evidence the better things will be but they're trying very carefully to keep the identities of

00:34:53.020 the jury confidential and for excellent reason we know that in this system that's supposed to be

00:34:58.540 fair-minded rule of law etc etc if they vote to quit or if they acquit of those on those serious charges

00:35:06.780 their lives are in danger so the fact that the jurors are being concealed the fact that there are

00:35:13.100 barricades everywhere that is an implicit admission by the people in authority that this is no slam

00:35:20.620 duck case the way cnn and the new york times the washington post would have us believe so we'll see

00:35:26.620 if we get a repetition of what happened in the trayvon martin case the trayvon martin case was identical here

00:35:31.820 you had this wicked wicked white hispanic who had gunned down a black and cold blood no that's not what 0.98

00:35:38.140 happened and the jury god bless them they're acquitted we will have to see what happens but it's 0.97

00:35:44.140 going to be a real cliffhanger to the end yeah and exactly to say we could have more riots as a

00:35:50.460 consequence of this and all kinds of craziness uh another another spring or summer here basically with

00:35:56.300 the same kind of thing we saw in 2020 uh where of course all the covid uh restrictions and things

00:36:01.420 like this went out the window yet again right because it's more important that now it was the media

00:36:05.500 that these people are they're they're so brave they're putting their own lives at risk to to be

00:36:10.460 out there in protest and stuff but um apparently this was there was a potential 27 million dollar

00:36:16.060 settlement with the george floyd i guess the family or his state or something here's the headline saying

00:36:20.380 that there may be delays over that but jesus there's a lot of money that have been had by these um

00:36:26.860 by the the families uh related or drawn into these kinds of controversies jared uh you know i had a hard

00:36:33.420 time uh listening uh hearing what you said it broke up a little bit you talked about the 27 million

00:36:37.980 dollar settlement yes yes uh yes i see that that's what you've got on on the screen right now uh this

00:36:44.300 is one of the largest settlements to a civilian group from a city on account of police misbehavior

00:36:51.900 certainly it's a largeness in the state of minnesota and probably one of the largest ever in the

00:36:56.780 history of the united states what this means is the family of george floyd has hit the jackpot here they have

00:37:03.180 this petty criminal who probably died of complications of fentanyl overdose of course he had marijuana in

00:37:09.100 his system he also was uh covet positive lots of things wrong with this poor guy but because he died

00:37:16.460 in this public way and because the film the process was filmed he his family is going to come out as

00:37:23.420 millionaire the previous record settlement of course in the uh state of minnesota and city of minneapolis

00:37:30.300 had been the 20 million dollars that was granted the family of justine damon i'm sure you followed

00:37:35.580 that story this is a white lady who thought there was a disturbance uh going on in the alley behind 1.00

00:37:40.780 her house she called the police she went down in pajamas and a cop card showed up with its lights off

00:37:46.620 so no so they couldn't see her and she was knocking on the side of the car trying to get their attention 0.99

00:37:52.060 and a black somali officer pulled a gun and shot her dead now that settlement was 20 million dollars

00:38:00.460 and in that case it took a long time to get an indictment and as it turned out this somali cop had

00:38:07.260 been a fellow who should have washed out of police school many times but he was their first somali cop 0.84

00:38:12.780 they wanted a somali officer to make the somali community happy and to brag about diversity a guy who

00:38:18.300 should never have been a cop well now they find he finally went on trial and he's doing time in the

00:38:23.980 big house and they had to pay out 20 million dollars now in the case of chauvin and floyd the

00:38:29.580 circumstances are very different it's certainly not like a guy who pulls out a gun and shoots a

00:38:34.460 completely unarmed woman running around in her pajamas the circumstances are vastly vastly different but

00:38:40.300 they got more money because basically the american press said this is a horrible case of racism

00:38:46.700 and these people have to be compensated now the question to me is what is the legal strategy of

00:38:52.540 doing this making this settlement this record settlement on the eve of trial i would think

00:38:58.540 they would at least want to know whether or not there was any criminal uh what criminal involvement

00:39:03.340 but perhaps they are leading the tea leaves similar to the way i am and they're saying there is no way

00:39:09.580 any juror no matter what the evidence is going to find that this guy's innocent so we'll make our

00:39:14.540 settlement before a guilty verdict comes in in the hope that it can be even that hope they won't be

00:39:20.220 even larger than this 27 million dollars yeah yeah yeah now do you know uh henry do you know do you

00:39:27.260 have anybody uh maybe a volunteer uh who is going to be watching this trial i think because you can

00:39:34.620 watch it on television it would be great to have somebody who watched it every day and did a summary

00:39:39.660 from our point of view about the evidence uh how the arguments are going i wish i had the time to

00:39:44.540 watch and it's going to be one of the fascinating trials of our time unfortunately the way things

00:39:50.060 go in american court proceeding these days are going to go on for days and days and days and days it's

00:39:53.740 not something you can polish up in just a couple of days no it's true it would be great to have a

00:39:58.780 correspondent so to speak all you need to do is look at his at his screen i've been looking for somebody

00:40:04.060 like that and maybe i should add that to my request list to your viewers exactly if somebody if somebody

00:40:10.540 is interested in watching this trial and you can watch it start to finish and doing a daily summary

00:40:16.300 we would love to hear from you and that's again at the contact us tab at amran.com yeah perfect yeah

00:40:22.620 definitely uh reach reach out to jared guys if you want to do that too uh that's a good idea yeah i was

00:40:27.820 thinking about watching obviously some of it but as you said it's just it's this could go on i mean

00:40:32.540 whatever another oj trial usually i mean months and months who knows right how long this is going

00:40:37.500 to go on for well you know the the thing if you can get advance warning probably the best thing to

00:40:43.260 watch would be the opening statements and then the closing arguments right those will be those will be

00:40:49.580 a really interesting summary of how both the prosecution and the defense plan to structure the

00:40:56.540 case the arguments they plan to make and then after it's over then they will summarize all the

00:41:02.300 available evidence from their point of view yeah and of course the big question is it was that will

00:41:06.540 derek chauvin take the stand i hope he does take the stand and testify in his own defense if a if a

00:41:14.460 defendant does not testify in his own defense that always gives a bad impression the judge will say

00:41:20.540 okay the fact that he did not testify in his own defense that should not sway your opinion one way or

00:41:25.820 the other but it's very difficult for jurors to set that aside and say okay okay he just decided not

00:41:31.420 to so i hope that he is well prepped i hope he comes comes across as a sincere and capable thoughtful

00:41:39.500 police officer and that he will testify but there's no word yet as to whether that's planned of course

00:41:44.620 if he does you know that'll add another three days of the trial probably exactly i know yeah no it's it's

00:41:49.740 absolutely crazy uh but when when is it uh slated to uh start did you did you mention that no i think

00:41:57.020 it's certainly it's certainly later this month uh they had set aside i think two weeks for jury

00:42:01.580 selection a jury selection of course this is a very delicate business because everything is under the

00:42:07.500 microscope and as i say they've got to keep the jurors confidential at this point march 29th the chat

00:42:14.540 says here what's that march 29th the chat says march 29th yeah okay it's coming up gosh well that was a

00:42:23.740 long bunch of jabber in answer to one question no no no worries no but it's it's good yeah they did

00:42:30.460 i mean you didn't i don't know it's very uh suspicious the way they do a jury selection to to be

00:42:36.460 honest and who gets to decide and i've seen cases where certain people seem to be uh you know okay to

00:42:42.220 be part of the jury but then someone politically motivated kind of knows or they find something

00:42:47.260 out about a person and they take them off and things like this i've seen stuff like that so

00:42:51.500 they have all filled out extensive questionnaires and then there's the process known as voir dire

00:42:58.140 and both sides both lawyers from both sides and the judge if it feels like it can ask them specific

00:43:05.260 deliberate questions based on the answer to their questionnaires and also just whatever comes up

00:43:11.100 i think the process is it can be corrupt but if you're going to select jurors from the general

00:43:18.540 public it's a fairly straightforward way of doing this so i've uh i've served on two juries myself

00:43:25.660 and i thought the general procedure was pretty fair-minded now none of the cases that i served on was

00:43:31.260 a big uh close to coast headlines kind of case but i thought the procedure is remarkably fair

00:43:37.980 yeah very very important point uh i wanted to switch over a little bit um and ask you about

00:43:46.700 well basically the the biden administration's pressure and it's not only the biden administration

00:43:51.340 this happened under trump as well there's other government agencies that are involved in this in

00:43:55.260 terms of uh putting pressure on dissidents and things like this they have obviously this comes in

00:44:00.540 the wake of the january 6th the capital riot and and again regardless of what people think of that 0.97

00:44:05.580 if they think that it was legitimate the anger that people had or it was just the most stupid move that

00:44:10.300 they ever seen i've seen a lot of different views on this obviously but what has happened in the media

00:44:16.780 and i think that this will extend into the political system is this witch hunt obviously that has been

00:44:21.020 stepped up now against people who are conservatives non-leftist people on the right well you know call them

00:44:26.620 whatever you will mega people trump supporters or you have this narrative basically that has developed

00:44:30.940 where what do we do about the 74 million obviously i've shown the headlines like this many many times

00:44:36.300 basically anybody who voted for trump is now no we're almost there that they're seen as kind of

00:44:42.060 in a domestic terrorism and the apparatus of the us you know the security apparatus the intelligence

00:44:47.340 apparatus even the military so so in the wake of tucker here to a certain extent is now turning

00:44:51.900 inward and and starting to look and examine uh its own population jared a big topic here but what do

00:44:58.140 you think what's the trends here is worrying to me no the trends are precisely as you state them and

00:45:05.340 one of the central elements of this trend is the assertion the unending assertion that the events of

00:45:13.100 january 6th the takeover the capital were an expression of white supremacy this right from the start

00:45:19.820 while the tear gas was still in the air joe biden himself everybody from him on down all the media 0.91

00:45:25.740 were telling us this is white supremacy this is just lunatic there has been a report out by a

00:45:33.020 georgetown center on terrorism and uh yes so this is this is the article i wrote about this in which 0.88

00:45:38.940 they go into great detail they track down every one of them i think by then they went about 257 people

00:45:43.660 that they'd arrested they couldn't find any white supremacists they found what they found were two

00:45:49.260 people but for whom they could have some sort of circumstantial evidence the guy who walked

00:45:53.260 through the capital with a with a uh with a confederate battle flag but we don't know anything

00:45:57.660 about his politics he was a delaware guy he flew this he flew this he flew this flag now was he calling

00:46:03.980 for segregated schools was he calling from all white america no we hadn't heard nothing about that

00:46:10.380 and then the other guy was this weird bearded fellow who wore a t-shirt that said camp auschwitz on it

00:46:16.300 the report mentioned these two guys now what does camp auschwitz mean now suppose he's probably not

00:46:21.500 a conventional guy let's let's let's be honest about that but does that make him i mean is he

00:46:26.700 calling uh to to have uh blacks and sit in the back of the bus no and everybody there and this report

00:46:34.460 from the georgetown center reluctantly admits this everybody was there was united around one idea and

00:46:43.020 that idea was a very simple one they sincerely believed that the election had been stolen from

00:46:49.100 the legitimate victor they were not trying to overthrow the united states government they were

00:46:54.060 not attacking democracy they thought they were saving democracy from a band of thieves who had

00:47:00.380 thwarted democracy and to call this an armed insurrection to overthrow the united states government

00:47:07.020 this is the story of course it continues to be told to us by our elders and our betters and our

00:47:11.740 superiors this is lunatic another fascinating point in this article that uh uh is that in this

00:47:19.980 in this uh in this study of the people who arrested they found that nearly half the people who had

00:47:24.940 been arrested had bragged about what a good time they had on social media exactly and the and these

00:47:30.780 guys are supposed to be insurrectionists and uh they focus armed insurrection when do you see some of

00:47:36.700 them had some of them had pocket knives oh my god some of them had uh had crutches that's the cnn had

00:47:44.860 this big article explaining all of these weapons that they had oh my gosh they had flagpoles they had

00:47:50.700 crutches they had pocket knives they had bear spray as i wrote in the article not even some comic opera

00:47:57.260 coup plotters in upper volta or east uganda would think of trying to overthrow the government with pocket

00:48:03.660 knives and bear spray and to call this an armed insurrection i mean this this is just lunatic but 0.83

00:48:10.060 to get back to your larger point the idea is that these people these white people were all white 0.97

00:48:17.260 supremacists they are a threat to democracy they are a threat to our very legislative process and this 0.96

00:48:25.580 becomes yet another justification for demonizing white people hunting us down and making it as difficult as 0.98

00:48:33.420 possible for anyone to be a dissident now having said this i think henry you and i have nothing to

00:48:42.700 worry about from the federal government unless we break laws they're going to have to draw right up

00:48:48.700 new laws to make what you or i do illegal if uh if we start rioting which of course you wouldn't do

00:48:56.780 or if we're trying to prevent the government from carrying out its duties well then they will throw the

00:49:00.620 book at us just as they're throwing a book at these alleged white supremacist armed insurrectionists

00:49:06.700 who broke into the counter they're going to they're tracking them down as if they were osama bin

00:49:10.860 laden it's just so seriously they're taking it but so long as we do not break laws i think you and i

00:49:17.900 are fine it's the private sector which will continue to harass us perhaps with greater encouragement from

00:49:25.020 the biden administration but until they write new laws that somehow make what you and i do incitement

00:49:32.540 of hatred and i don't think a law like that would stand up under the current supreme court i think

00:49:38.220 would be found unconstitutional i think frankly you and i have nothing to worry about from the u.s government

00:49:43.580 i i hope you're right uh you know the media you know sometimes it's hard to make the distinction you

00:49:51.020 can sit and look at cable news tv or something like that you know cnn or msnbc and they drive a

00:49:56.140 narrative and and it kind of it almost feels like it's official policy just because it's on tv or

00:50:01.900 something like that you know which it's obviously not it's just a bunch of uh uh uh you know you know

00:50:07.180 insane people talking basically and and voicing their their opinions but i'd like to see where they go

00:50:13.500 with with this this issue of well this disinformation they call everything everything that's countering to

00:50:20.220 the ideas that they're trying to push they call that conspiracy theories they call this disinformation

00:50:25.260 incitement is is one of these other terms that they use in the same way that they may these are all

00:50:31.420 uh you know what do you call after construction they they build the narrative after the fact with

00:50:36.700 various pieces right and and if you weren't part of this from the from the get-go from the start

00:50:42.460 you might you know make sense to you or you might be fooled by it but again they they're building these

00:50:47.020 straw men continuously and say look at there here's the boogeyman here's the monster and they've taken

00:50:51.660 choice quotes or misconstrue information or they've just flat-on lied you know in the media and things

00:50:57.100 like that but i feel something is different in sense in the sense of that that they are feeling

00:51:03.500 if you just mention as much as for example if you believe that the election was was stolen or or not

00:51:09.100 fair or extended to the covet thing too for that matter if you don't believe that lockdowns are

00:51:13.340 beneficial or that you don't believe masks uh uh does anything to stop it if you don't want to be

00:51:18.540 vaccinated for example that they're now drumming this narrative that this is somehow putting other

00:51:24.700 people's lives in danger and just you opposing certain things could be incitement to violence and

00:51:30.460 therefore you know they want to see kind of legal ramifications for this where do you think they will go

00:51:34.300 with this well uh one of our writers at american renaissance is really a brilliant guy gregory hood

00:51:41.980 and he says we do not have state-run media in this country we have a media-run state i think that's

00:51:50.540 a very powerful and uh persuasive way of describing it we don't they're not government owned but in fact

00:51:58.220 they almost own the government because when the media work at it hard enough as we just saw recently

00:52:04.380 uh with the comments that carlson made about the pregnant women aviators and how wonderful our

00:52:09.740 our women in diverse military are and you have the the media coming down 100 on this idea that 0.84

00:52:17.420 my gosh women in the special forces or in artillery or a good grief in the infantry boy the chinese are 1.00

00:52:24.380 just quaking in their boots because you've got these fearsome super women who are going to just 1.00

00:52:28.380 knock their pants off i know this is idiocy anybody who's had a sister anybody's had a mother knows this 0.99

00:52:34.140 this utter utter idiocy but when the media gang up in this extraordinary way they can really rock the 1.00

00:52:42.140 whole country back on its knees but this question this question of what will be the consequences for 0.96

00:52:48.540 people like us well the private sector has already done pretty much everything it can do to you and me

00:52:53.500 i don't know what else they can do uh stop they've already stopped processing our credit cards kick us off

00:52:58.300 youtube facebook twitter all of these places and we always bounce backwards we can't so unless

00:53:06.940 again the government may decide to make domestic terrorism a crime foreign terrorism is a crime

00:53:15.900 and if you are a member of a foreign terrorist group a designated foreign terrorist group or if you

00:53:21.020 give it material support of some kind you have committed a crime you can go to jail for doing that

00:53:26.380 so far there is no such thing as an officially designated domestic terrorist organization but

00:53:32.940 to be a domestic foreign terrorist organization and the same would be true for a domestic organization

00:53:40.140 you have to be breaking laws and doing so for a political purpose so again unless there are new laws

00:53:48.860 that they haven't come up with yet for you and me to break henrik right it is it's not possible for

00:53:55.260 us to be designated as domestic terrorist organizations i think they have a very hard

00:53:59.900 time doing that in the case of their current hate targets namely the proud boys and the three percenters 0.98

00:54:06.620 and the oath keepers but be all that as it may i think so long as you stick to simply stating the facts as

00:54:16.700 you see them the government i mean they're going to lean perhaps on the private sector to be even more

00:54:21.820 oppressive make life harder for us but nobody's going to cut off your electricity nobody's going 0.99

00:54:26.860 to cut off your gas and you're not going to have the telephone service stop doing business with you

00:54:32.540 and i think we will be able to bounce along as we have so far we've survived all the crazy private

00:54:38.060 sector measures so i i'm confident in that respect but i'm always being accused of being the naive

00:54:44.780 overconfident the smiley man of the movement uh underestimating the viciousness of our enemies

00:54:50.140 so we'll see yeah i think i think we have a good balance here today then because i always goes you

00:54:54.140 know i always go conspiracy and cynical and it's good it's good to we have you there to kind of anchor

00:54:58.380 me a bit i guess but yeah i'm definitely more i mean yes as you say but but again look at the

00:55:03.740 interface here but look at operation choke point for example right which biden then have you know

00:55:08.380 encouraged again trump kind of put it on the back burner a little bit but again mind you this was

00:55:12.860 happening during trump as well a lot of us were lost our credit card processing when trump was

00:55:17.100 president it didn't matter kind of thing right but at least there was some new banking law that was at

00:55:22.140 least the big banks they they couldn't they can't or that was going to go into effect that they can't

00:55:26.620 discriminate on against people based on their political views now the biden admin of course did

00:55:30.860 away with that and they're seeking to expand operation choke point which of course is then basically a

00:55:36.940 the way the government is telling the private sector to do their bidding right isn't that what that is

00:55:43.420 yes uh that that is a potentially dangerous thing and the arms industry suffered very badly from

00:55:48.060 that the credit card processes that would not work for gun sales for example right yeah and the idea of

00:55:54.540 trying to force the national rifle association out of business from a banking point of view this is

00:56:01.180 this is a brand new way of government leaning on the private sector in a way that makes it impossible to

00:56:07.260 do business uh how far that will go i can't say but uh yes it does make the atmosphere that much more

00:56:14.300 dangerous for dissidents like us yes it does now i'm also encouraged to throw in a white pill in in

00:56:20.780 the mix here too with uh the development of new technologies and web 2.0 sorry 3.0 and things like

00:56:26.860 this uh but the blockchain there are various decentralized efforts and methods that are

00:56:31.900 that are coming into into view we've seen the uh complaining already from the likes of new york times

00:56:37.420 for example about this technology that basically like as long as it's legal they can't it cannot be

00:56:42.780 censored right odyssey supposedly is one of these new experiments

00:56:45.340 experiments of sorts it's uh stems from another service called library they have a uh an an

00:56:51.100 associated uh token or a cryptocurrency that's tied to that as well and we're seeing a lot of other

00:56:57.180 other uh you know services like that popping up which potentially would be a godsend for for people

00:57:02.620 like us where we've been struggling right what we need is to get away from these central big uh hubs

00:57:07.820 where one or two or just a handful of people can come in and essentially flip the switch if if

00:57:13.420 someone cannot control the data flow but because it's it's uh decentralized or distributed that

00:57:19.020 would be an ideal situation what do you i don't know how much you know about this new technology

00:57:22.780 and things like this well i'm sure i'm sure you're much better informed than i have and i have some

00:57:29.420 younger fellows working for me who are trying to keep tabs with these things it may ultimately come to

00:57:34.700 a point where we have to operate uniquely in cryptocurrency who knows maybe buy our groceries in exchange for

00:57:41.580 potatoes i don't i hope it doesn't come to that but whatever it takes we will keep speaking and i'm

00:57:47.260 sure you will too but yes all of these new technologies that are independent of as you say

00:57:53.340 they've got these pinch points where cloudflare for example it's one corporation whose job is to protect

00:58:01.340 our website and everybody else's website i don't know about yours from denial of service attacks and

00:58:06.700 there was a very chilling occasion when uh one of the dhs guys who worked for donald trump no less

00:58:14.540 he was an acting uh uh secretary of homeland security as a kind of an irish name i've forgotten

00:58:19.740 his name exactly but he said he was on a panel with a guy from cloudflare and he said look we can't

00:58:26.700 censor things ourselves but you know you guys you can you can withdraw your service from these people and

00:58:34.060 help them go out of business this didn't get nearly the attention deserved the fact is a denial of

00:58:40.620 service attack is a felony and here's this guy representing the united states federal government

00:58:46.300 under trump saying to cloud fair cloudflare if we don't like a guy we kind of like you to not do

00:58:54.380 business with them so that people who oppose them just the way we do can commit a felony and get them

00:59:01.660 off the net what kind of world is this and this is donald trump this is under donald trump crazy

00:59:07.340 these things are conceivable they are absolutely conceivable fortunately there are competitors to

00:59:12.300 cloudflare but that is the the most important and the most used the most effective way to protect

00:59:18.540 your website from hostile attack and if they decide that okay we don't want you and if the other

00:59:24.220 competitors decide they don't want you you know your website is going to be in trouble yeah so there are

00:59:29.980 other ways around this too uh there are domain names uh that ends with for example dot crypto i believe

00:59:35.980 it is there's a number of them where even the domain uh name it doesn't mean the service the the servers

00:59:41.340 or like the back-end data and things like this but the domain name uh is on the blockchain decentralized

00:59:46.140 so just no not one person can turn it off this seems promising too we actually had a kind uh listener

00:59:51.660 reviewer that reached out the other day and he said he had bought red ice dot crypto for us and i was

00:59:55.340 saying and he was going to give it to us and apparently this is you can't uh you know you

00:59:59.180 can't screw with that in the same way that we've seen for example go daddy do where they just you

01:00:02.780 know turn off or they deny a website uh from being able to use a domain name so that's encouraging well

01:00:09.020 well you know there is uh dot crypto that's very interesting because there is another uh extension of

01:00:15.900 that kind which is su and you could have red ice dot su su stands for soviet union it's a it's a relic

01:00:25.100 from the past but it's run by russians and they basically they will but that's right but they will 1.00

01:00:33.180 let anybody say anything and do anything on their site and as a precaution might be useful to snap up a

01:00:40.300 red ice dot su uh that is what andrew anglin uses for the daily stermer which was one of those rare

01:00:47.180 cases of a guy who got his domain domain name snatched he had gone to the dark web for a while

01:00:52.700 for heaven's sake yeah that's right it uh it's just extraordinary but he found a home in dot su

01:00:59.580 and that's a place where you can keep going and apparently survive no matter how hated you are

01:01:04.620 interesting huh yes old soviet uh communism for the that's right yes the yes the the iron curtain

01:01:13.260 for the rescue sorry go on no the iron curtain may come to our rescue well it's like the eastern

01:01:20.140 europeans they're the only racially healthy people left we used to feel so sorry for them living under 0.99

01:01:24.860 the yoke of communism but they maintained a healthy sense of nation race culture and uh if the rest of

01:01:31.740 us go down i like to think that at least the eastern europeans will maintain western civilization 0.55

01:01:37.420 yeah yeah exactly uh let me see lone star texan here over on entropy says we can do a couple of

01:01:41.740 these and then we'll move i and let me know if you need to round up here too jared we've held you over

01:01:46.460 for an hour here so i don't want to take up too long um lone star texan says uh they a-holes i'm kind 0.75

01:01:52.060 of semi-sensoring that who broke into the traitor brett kavanaugh swearing weren't insurrectionists yeah i

01:01:57.580 mean exactly there are other scenarios where we've seen this kind of behavior right we've saw

01:02:01.340 we've seen attack on federal buildings by antifa in uh with portland or the legal um i forget the

01:02:07.980 courthouse there i believe right in portland yes the federal courthouse there's many other

01:02:12.220 examples actually of this we even i my mom brought attention to me that it was a which i forget which

01:02:18.940 uh maybe it was the weather underground it was some communist organization that had blow up a bomb

01:02:23.180 i think at the capitol it was like back in 83 do you remember this it's the kind of stuff

01:02:27.260 that they memory hold right it's like i'd never even heard of it no i don't remember the weather

01:02:32.380 underground but there was a time when black panthers walked into the capitol with rifles and

01:02:38.380 shotguns right at that they didn't have they didn't have the the whole security process that they do

01:02:44.460 now and of course they weren't shot down in cold blood the way everybody says would have happened to

01:02:49.740 the people on january 6 if they've been black and nobody talks about this and of course there was a

01:02:54.380 time when there was such a sustained assault on the white house injured a score of secret service

01:03:00.540 agents and the president went down into the bunker for the first time ever because he was threatened

01:03:07.340 nobody cares about that's no insurrection that was just sort of uh i don't know like a traffic

01:03:11.020 disturbance or something but no as soon as as soon as uh people who are on the other side of the

01:03:16.540 political spectrum get frisky and take over the capitol oh my god it's world war three i know it's uh

01:03:22.460 it's absolutely insane um yeah so here's the story here bomb explodes in the u.s cap on november 7th

01:03:27.420 1983 i'm seeing if i can find an armed resistance unit um i guess they were against the the u.s

01:03:35.020 military intervention or actions in granada granada and lebanon or something like that we get which

01:03:39.660 group but it's interesting that these kinds of things are memory holds so when it when it's like

01:03:42.940 you know communist uh you know hostiles that do it then it's like they're pretending imagine if this

01:03:47.820 was white supremacist these were examples that still would have been used against us today why

01:03:52.140 we should be curtailed and why we can't you know we shouldn't be allowed to speak etc right yes no no

01:03:58.700 question about it just the mendacity and the double standards are so clear that i think more and more

01:04:05.020 people just can't help but see what's going on yeah uh okay let's uh see here i wanted to ask you i

01:04:11.900 guess that one of the last things we can go into here real quick and you can be however short you want

01:04:15.660 with this uh considering we're going over time here but what do you think of the the post covid

01:04:20.220 uh economy here basically we are uh looking at a situation where we have more federal reserve notes

01:04:25.580 in circulation maybe not than ever before but something like 25 to 30 percent of the of the

01:04:31.500 dollars flying around was just printed in the last um year or year and a half or something like

01:04:35.340 that a lot of people are worried about inflation a lot of people are worried about where this is going

01:04:38.620 to go potential crashes and and if something like this happen uh do you think it's something that we

01:04:44.220 could be well use it to our advantage to a certain degree those are very big questions um i'm not

01:04:53.660 myself a so-called accelerationist there are people who think that the worst things suddenly become

01:05:00.860 then white people will somehow miraculously regain their sense of tribal racial loyalty and uh western

01:05:08.140 civilization will arise in the ruins sometimes worse is just plain worse uh now it may

01:05:14.060 be that a crisis a really serious crisis in which the lights go out which food deliveries stop

01:05:21.660 maybe a crisis like that would in the end bring some kind of resurrection of racial consciousness

01:05:28.540 i don't know i hope it does not come to that and i sincerely hope that we can have a resurrection

01:05:33.180 of racial consciousness that does not pass through that harrowing kind of fire now whether or not

01:05:39.180 something like that will happen let's not forget that in 2020 the u.s economy did contract but it

01:05:46.300 contracted by only 3.5 percent in terms of the overall economy for the number of businesses that were shut

01:05:52.940 down the confinement the stoppages and on a whole lot of small business did go out of did go out of

01:05:59.740 business for the economy to have ticked along in that manner with a shrinkage of only 3.5 percent is

01:06:05.660 it's pretty damn remarkable for for a country to have operated that way now something that boosted

01:06:11.980 those gnp figures of course was this enormous borrowing and spending to me the biggest looming

01:06:19.660 red light on the economy is this gigantic public debt i think now the public debt in the united states

01:06:26.700 come works out to about eighty thousand dollars for every man woman and child in the country legal or 0.63

01:06:32.860 illegal eighty thousand dollars there is simply no way that this is going to be paid out in ordinary

01:06:39.420 ways the taxes are just not going to be enough to do that spending we are addicted to and taxes are not

01:06:45.580 going to cover these deficits so what eventually happens under these circumstances the usual solution

01:06:50.540 is inflation inflation of course eats up the savings it's it just devastates an economy will it come to

01:06:58.300 that i don't know i studied economics long ago i have a master's degree in international economics

01:07:03.740 but this is something that i think is a real looming crisis if the chinese suddenly decide that you know 1.00

01:07:11.020 uncle sam's credit is not what we think it is they stop buying our t-bills and we have to borrow uh

01:07:17.420 borrow to go over our debt at 15 percent 18 percent already interest interest payments are about uh 15

01:07:26.140 percent of the national budget imagine that that figure tripling the national budget 45 of the

01:07:31.820 national budget is debt service that would be a catastrophe and it's not unthinkable and uh we have

01:07:38.620 all of those people up in congress to blame for this impending looming catastrophe while the democrats

01:07:44.940 continue to spend money as if it grows on trees i'm again i'm not an expert on these things but it seems

01:07:51.180 to me that eventually what goes up is going to have to come down it's going to come down with a

01:07:56.860 jarring thud yeah i think you're absolutely right and uh i apologize if my mic has been low too i don't

01:08:03.020 know i'm not sure why it has been low during the uh stream here fellas thank you for letting me know

01:08:07.180 though i just saw some of those messages on uh on d live everything is as it was uh maybe one of the

01:08:12.140 kids got in and uh low you know twisted a knob or something sorry about that i'll try to turn it up

01:08:17.980 in post uh boys and girls but thank you for letting me know we're gonna round up here shortly of course

01:08:22.220 but uh jared give us a reminder again then of what you're looking for when it comes to amron uh your

01:08:27.100 website amron.com uh for those who tuned in later yes uh i mentioned this at the beginning of the show

01:08:33.340 but uh we have had a very successful series of people writing in to tell us how they woke up to

01:08:39.420 racial reality so many of us start off as liberals i was i was a miserable liberal that i was maybe 30

01:08:44.940 or 35 years old i'm ashamed to say i finally woke up so you can too if you're not already awake so

01:08:52.140 the whole the stories that people have of how they shucked off all of the contemporary obligatory myths

01:08:58.700 about egalitarianism and diversity and whites are wicked these make fascinating reading and i would love 1.00

01:09:05.500 for some of your listeners henry to write to us you can reach us at the contact us tab at amran.com

01:09:13.180 or you can write directly to our special projects man chris roberts at roberts at amran.com and you

01:09:21.900 can either write us a story maybe three four hundred words longer if need be but we like really tight

01:09:27.900 carefully written stories about what it was that jarred you loose from the snares and illusions

01:09:36.380 that we're all supposed to be captured by and also you can just send us a query it's this sort of thing

01:09:41.340 you're interested in something like that but we love these stories and we'd love to hear from red 0.99

01:09:46.540 ice viewers uh very good excellent yeah thank you for that so uh tell us where people can find you

01:09:52.140 obviously amran.com is the best place everything is kind of linked up from there but you have

01:09:55.500 you're on bit shoot i think your podcast channel is on bit shoot as well you're on telegram uh any

01:10:01.500 other places you want to mention or give out those uh addresses for people well uh bit shoot you can

01:10:06.940 find us uh bit shoots getting a little bit less clunky as time goes on our videos are there our

01:10:12.140 podcasts are there but really amran.com is the best place that you can fan out from there to the various

01:10:16.780 places that we post our videos into our podcasts so but uh well thank you hendrick for an excellent

01:10:23.100 interview as always i think you are the best in the business if you had wanted to go mainstream

01:10:28.060 you could have been a big deal you might have given uh brush limbaugh a run for his money so we're so

01:10:34.220 glad that you have uh uh contributed your talents to what really matters and not to fighting with much

01:10:41.100 yeah well yeah thank you thank you so much for having me on of course you bet always good to see

01:10:45.900 you jared thank you so much please take care keep up the good work and we'll have you back soon again okay

01:10:49.980 thanks so much all right take care bye thank you all right boys and girls we'll wrap up uh thank

01:10:55.900 you so much to jared taylor for joining us right there i just want to quickly go through a couple

01:10:59.500 of the super chats that came in and make sure i mentioned those and then we're going to wrap up

01:11:03.740 here so tomorrow we're going to be back with no go zone of course but then we also have what do we

01:11:08.780 have we have um let me see here let me do this real quick we do have um no flashback friday on friday

01:11:17.020 because of the fact that we're going to move the studio once again here and so we're we're taking

01:11:21.420 a little bit of a break uh let me just do this guy sorry uh let's see let's do that real quick

01:11:28.460 there we go okay um sorry in case uh there's some audio overlap or something like that uh yeah so

01:11:33.580 tomorrow we'll be back with uh no go zone as usual and again i apologize for my levels are being i have

01:11:38.540 no idea why they're low uh quite aggravating i should have gone up with this a little bit sooner

01:11:43.020 uh it's the levels have been so touchy and as soon as i go up a little bit there's been distortion

01:11:48.060 so that's the reason why i didn't even want to even mess with it during so i'll have to do a sound

01:11:52.700 check after this and see what happened here uh what the reason is why it's low but i do apologize

01:11:56.620 for that i'll try to boost it in the archive version uh so that you guys can tune in again we

01:12:00.540 had some cutoffs as well of course the connection was lost like two or three times so

01:12:04.540 not sure what's going on hopefully the new location the new studio location we're going to is better

01:12:08.540 uh and if not we're going to do something about it because it's kind of unsustainable

01:12:12.940 uh but yeah so no flashback friday no weekend warrior but then we'll see if we can be back for

01:12:16.860 the next uh no go zone on wednesday potentially uh that's what we're aiming for barring any other

01:12:22.380 kind of complications or issues or uh connection uh our internet isp provider is late or something like

01:12:28.460 that uh we should be back for that no go zone uh uh at the very least the next flashback friday so

01:12:34.540 that's uh what date is that again uh it is wednesday 24th uh i think at the earliest and i think

01:12:41.020 hopefully uh uh the march uh 22nd uh 20 26th sorry uh at the latest the flashback friday there uh

01:12:48.940 anyway let me do a couple of these real quick uh boys and girls marty leads i saw donated a diamond

01:12:53.500 over on d live earlier thank you brad c uh as well uh who simply said uh excuse me hail jerry taylor with

01:13:00.220 a uh ninja ninja diamond a diamond thank you for that i appreciate it uh very kind of you uh thomas

01:13:06.780 polis with the ninja guinea thank you says great uh great that we're getting interviews again we missed

01:13:11.020 them i know no intention of not doing them it's just uh basically a lot of other things in the way

01:13:16.860 but yeah i have a long list of names of people i like to bring on and stuff so we're gonna uh hit hit

01:13:21.900 go back on that uh as we're relocating the studio and kind of get back in the regular groove

01:13:25.660 groove if you will uh brad c with another diamond thank you from earlier uh mess kit with a diamond 0.95

01:13:31.580 as well hookers hookster uh with a diamond am amran bar barther maybe brother is supposed to say i'm not 0.87

01:13:38.620 sure but thank you for the the diamond uh and i think we had a ninja guinea from skaggs as well thank you 0.99

01:13:45.500 brad c with another diamond uh right about everything also diamond thank you to you for that uh and yeah

01:13:51.340 nordic prince said henrik your volume is low so i'm just projecting like crazy here at the end to

01:13:55.100 to try to get through i have no idea why so i'll look into that do apologize uh so sorry nordic

01:14:00.140 prince uh says uh henrik turn up the volume buddy please sorry i have to get like under the table and

01:14:06.380 mess with the preamp if i'm gonna do it so that's why like it's it's virtually impossible to do i have

01:14:10.460 to cut the stream or something and uh test it again very bizarre um great grist or gris uh 40 with

01:14:17.580 a diamond thank you brad c with the diamond again and uh once another nudge from nordic prince

01:14:24.140 uh i do i do appreciate it and i do apologize for that i'll boost it uh in the archive version

01:14:29.180 so that's gonna go up on bit shoot here uh also odyssey library vk i'll probably re-upload to vk

01:14:35.260 rumble but of course you can also find it on redice.tv and redicemembers.com

01:14:39.420 all right boys and girls let me open the chest over on d-live i appreciate that uh it's fun to be back

01:14:43.820 i'm being re-lemonized over there we do appreciate d-live for that uh let me add a couple of more in the uh in

01:14:49.260 the chest there for you guys so we have some lemons going back your way all right i have about 626.

01:14:56.300 so distributing those heads up and thank you to everyone if there's someone uh that uh sent us

01:15:00.460 something over on trovo i'm still a boomer on trovo and i just can't figure out all the

01:15:05.180 all the elixirs and all that kind of shit but i'll do have to uh do have to look into it ladies and 0.65

01:15:09.420 gentlemen all right um i think that's it check out the latest weekend warrior if you haven't already 0.92

01:15:14.300 uh good show we talked about this uh that came up with jared here too regarding the crazy uh attacks

01:15:19.580 on uh on tucker by the department of defense the military uh because he dared to propose that it's

01:15:25.260 insane to have pregnant women fighting america's wars uh they're going uh absolutely nuts these people 1.00

01:15:31.180 folks all right let's see d-live who do we have here nordic warrior number one thank you sir

01:15:35.180 carve cocky number two mr ninja berg thank you for that uh mr berg uh he's on number three nordic iron

01:15:41.820 number four and red-pilled lady number five thank you for that and also see a diamond from h who was 0.70

01:15:47.820 it there uh hp's uh hp lovecraft's uh cats thank you for that i appreciate it okay let's see if my

01:15:54.620 ending outro works if not uh there'll be another uh another thing i have to fix here uh all right

01:15:59.260 boys and girls thank you so much for joining us today we do appreciate it hope you're all uh staying

01:16:03.100 well uh staying safe and uh keep fighting keep pushing back thank you for all the support

01:16:07.820 redicemembers.com of course get on over there get a membership we'll see you guys later take care

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Red Ice TV - March 17, 2021

Biden's New Era, Dissidents Targeted For Disinformation & Incitement - Jared Taylor

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