00:08:11.800today is uh late ferguson day which was actually established in congress in 1964 by calvin coolidge
00:08:19.680well we'll get into it yes we'll get it king albert is here in studio with us as well what's
00:08:25.380up guys how you doing good to have you back in the studio oh it's always great to be back i'm
00:08:30.700gonna pick up your mic a little bit okay he goes up and down a little bit what we got okay how are
00:08:34.820you doing good yeah good good good good to have you back man no i love being back i love being
00:08:38.940back it's like a second home to me out here there you go exactly yeah and we're we're happy to have
00:08:43.700you as well well thank you thank you yeah thank you uh so yeah we got some stuff about life ericson
00:08:48.300we're getting getting to today guys i do and then a little bit later in the show so i kind of teased
00:08:52.700this i guess yesterday on the stream a little bit that uh marco rubio used to do this huge speech
00:08:58.860on behalf of the state department um about basically trying to rekindle the spirit of the
00:09:04.860of western civilization and now of course traditionally these people would have done
00:09:08.700that speech in like jerusalem or something right because like that's the foundation0.65
00:09:12.380cornerstone of western civilization it's like jews or something but um it turns out he actually went
00:09:17.740to athens this the sacred rock where the where the parthenon is well that's um and and they're
00:09:24.460now they're now they're now extending an olive branch to i i think it will get into it obviously
00:09:32.940But I think it's a cover, I think it's a rebranding of this idea, like, we can't fight them with trying to bludgeon them with anti-Semitism and call them racist or whatever.0.52
00:09:42.860And it's that, like, the capstone on this objective of if you can't beat them, join them and take them over.
00:09:50.160That's what I'm seeing with that speech.
00:11:51.320so they kind of wanted to kind of squeeze in on that too a little bit right i mean before you
00:11:55.860dive in i hear people say well leif erickson didn't matter like what did he build and what
00:12:00.480did they do and it's like well um hello it's validating the norse presence uh this voyage
00:12:07.900led to you know european colonization right in america right well how do you think the spanish
00:12:14.100and the portuguese knew that the american continent existed right this is the big
00:12:17.900bullshit story with columbus by the way proved that that it was possible to cross the atlantic0.57
00:12:23.680right and that there's a route and here we go and we can trade and do all the stuff that's0.82
00:12:28.760why we're here today i mean there are if you want to get picky about it and let's be picky about it
00:12:33.340in the beginning here but like you do have evidence of a pre-historic uh european presence
00:12:39.760in north america as well which is the clovis the clovis culture the ice age europeans some people
00:12:45.100We'll call them solutrians for that region in France today.
00:12:47.760But there's a specific way that they worked the stone tips of their spears or like the flint they used.
00:12:56.000And so there's remnants only in two places in the world.
00:12:58.340And it's in Europe, which is older than those in North America.
00:13:00.980But then it is in North America as well.
00:13:02.740So the conclusion was they were obviously over here.
00:13:05.340But then the younger dryers, they were basically, they were walking along the ice sheet as they were like probably seal hunting or something like that.
00:13:12.540Right. And eventually made it over to North America.
00:13:15.100but then you have the younger dryers north america north america coolidge there's an
00:13:20.820organized i'll show you the clip in a moment they actually used that term did they yeah i'll show
00:13:24.660you 1925 i was looking at i mean congress like it was legitimate like congress was like they really
00:13:30.500i'll get into it they really try to push it but then that the other that then the italians showed
00:13:35.760up okay so no but it's true it was actually a it was actually kind of it was a competition a
00:13:42.100little bit over like which which heritage and you know anyway we'll talk about in a moment but
00:13:46.000uh where was i um yeah clovis salutrians they were over here the younger driest period right
00:13:52.840there's a extreme cold period that sets in again around what is it 11 500 something like that be
00:13:59.840you know and they most of the evidence of the clovis culture seemed to disappear from north
00:14:05.340america at that point anyway so that might have been one of the first waves but of course
00:14:08.880There's stories about the Roman Ninth Legion being over here.
00:14:13.260There's evidence of tin mining in places like Michigan
00:14:20.420by maybe Carthaginians or something like that.
00:14:32.520And so, anyway, so long story short, the Viking settlements of both first Iceland and then Greenland kind of moves us closer, you know, up in the north way over kind of thing.
01:14:21.900The most commonly cited author in the Federalist Papers was Plutarch, the Greek biographer of Greece and Rome's great men.
01:14:31.800Now, much has been written and said about the influence of ancient Greece on the ideas of the American founders, and for that matter, on all of the Western philosophers and statesmen that preceded them.
01:14:43.360Most of us are familiar with the basic history.
01:25:51.660Going to war literally with every strategic enemy of Israel0.99
01:25:54.200in the region, driving those populations out.
01:25:56.66059 million people displaced because of this.1.00
01:25:59.880That's the reason why these Muslims are there.1.00
01:26:01.860And then you've had USAID on top of it,
01:26:04.300funding, you know, pro-immigration movements0.99
01:26:07.340and all the wokery shit, whatever.0.98
01:26:09.720Look, I know this is a different administration,0.99
01:26:12.200but it's almost as hands-off that like Europe
01:26:13.960just did this to itself and there was no involvement
01:26:16.420by like outside outside forces right kind of thing okay let's hear okay yep
01:26:21.620under president trump the united states has made its choice we choose the unapologetic pursuit of
01:26:28.780national power to take back control of our critical supply chains to re-industrialize our
01:26:33.180economy to rebuild our defense to fight for dominance of the technologies and industries
01:26:37.300of the future we choose to reach for new frontiers in advanced manufacturing and
01:26:42.360super intelligence in drones weapons and warfare not artificial intelligence super intelligence
01:26:47.760sigh sigh possibility to unleash our energy to rebuild our factories to return our astronauts
01:26:53.300to the moon and launch a new age of exploration and you know how we do it guys allegedly with
01:26:57.940diversity lots and lots of diversity we have more meetings like this in the white house
01:27:01.840oh man this is a funny meme meme version susan dell that's the high tech
01:27:10.400gexy or something yeah that's true ah geez okay and went back to uh i can't help to ruin this
01:27:17.040she's helping children this is what i do she's helping the children okay
01:27:20.440somehow she's helping the children that's right giving money yeah they understood that nations
01:27:25.540have interests they understood that statecraft requires prudence and diplomacy but they also
01:27:31.260understood that it requires the ability to wield force when prudence and diplomacy fail
01:27:35.160they understood that power requires not only having the means to defend yourself
01:27:40.400it requires the credibility that you are willing to use it this is the classical understanding of
01:27:48.180politics and of statecraft that the trump administration hopes to reclaim reclaim not
01:27:53.760just for our country but for the whole of our civilization the whole west we're west pro-western
01:27:58.900now our civilization and rekindle the fire that was lived here millennia ago you're already
01:28:04.620science across this continent we are witnessing what we hope will be the beginning of a
01:28:08.740generational shift skyrocketing defense spending a flurry of new partnerships and programs
01:28:13.460expanded manufacturing and production following on the historic defense commitments it's just
01:28:17.840it's always just defense war i mean weapons yeah this is not about let's restore white power and
01:28:23.740white people we need you to go to war now now you're for you it's what i'm saying you're a0.80
01:28:28.000goy goy you're allowed your pride and your patriotism and your nationalism now i think0.98
01:28:32.940i just figured it out this is a horribly recycled and terribly executed uh version of reagan's
01:28:41.860rendezvous with destiny speech was that the one when he talks we got to go into vietnam was that
01:28:46.100which speech was that no he says uh you and i are at a rendezvous with destiny we will preserve for
01:28:52.520our children this the last best hope of man on earth or sentence them to take the last step
01:28:57.220into a thousand years of darkness and but the whole motivation was to fight the commies yeah
01:29:02.840yeah yeah but i mean those were it was a great line and it can be used you know what i mean if
01:29:09.980you're very talented yeah i mean but once again i i think you know he was much slimier and much
01:29:15.980more uh energetic and enthusiastic reagan was yeah it was an actor you know what i mean
01:29:21.960Rubio is not so yeah yeah no good point yeah exactly that was also in October 1964 for Barry
01:29:28.720Goldwater I believe oh really when he was running for president because remember even like Alex Carr
01:29:33.580Palantir they're now we're we're we are unapologetically pro-western right they when
01:29:42.280they talk about revitalizing industry they're talking about what they're doing in Germany right
01:29:45.580now when they're like revamping Volkswagen plants to become weapons part manufacturer on behalf of
01:29:50.840israel right they're they're they're realized they don't have any friends there's no friends1.00
01:29:56.580left there's no one left in the international community for these zionists yeah and and now0.96
01:30:01.200so they're clinching on to the last thing that they can and that's like fine fucking fine we'll0.90
01:30:05.820drop the we'll drop the the jerusalem stuff for a bit here but it's kosher nationalism whereas
01:30:12.100people who are calling this stuff out will still actively be silenced yeah right right exactly yeah0.90
01:30:17.460i mean it's a man it's a long it's a 27 minute speech here holy shit yeah i mean i see somebody0.81
01:30:22.920sorry yeah somebody said that uh the speech sounds just good enough that it has just enough0.92
01:30:28.820truth in it to sound good if you're not really paying exactly oh absolutely oh no it's all the
01:30:33.180it's all the uh notes right but it's selling you for war exactly right constantly coming back to
01:30:39.600that and like that's not how we're saving our people well war if we like kick people out and
01:30:45.420stop fighting for israel yes but that's not what he's talking about saying that they're not like
01:30:50.140they're saying you need to build up european defenses so that you can help go to war for us
01:30:55.120with yes not to protect your your continent here absolutely not they've never they never had a
01:31:00.240moral qualm about us being replaced or demographically genocided in our countries it's
01:31:04.200just like how is this going to be good or bad for israel that's basically what it is i don't think
01:31:07.500these people really believe what they're saying here oh no for sure but i mean because he's not
01:31:12.380they're not bringing industry back you know i mean no pittsburgh you know my my home area
01:31:18.560that was the steel city we were the steel manufacturing uh capital of the world and all
01:31:24.360in our area you know um uh uh ohio i believe it was akron ohio they made they made uh tires
01:31:31.900the rubber tires toledo ohio they were the glass manufacturing oh someone just mentioned toledo
01:31:36.380earlier in the chat sorry go on oh yeah yeah um detroit made the cars you know what i mean
01:31:40.600buffalo that was big but still um west virginia coal you know what that you know they're not
01:31:46.580bringing any of that back and this whole the whole area i'm from the whole pittsburgh area
01:31:50.820there's parts of it that are just in ruins all it out yeah the rust belt yeah exactly and it's sad
01:31:55.820you know what i mean because it was once you know what they they sold the people that the streets
01:32:00.960were paved with gold and in in it kind of was though i mean it was it was it was booming it
01:32:06.460was nice well you had an opportunity you on one salary you could support you to support a family
01:32:11.620you could get a good job blah blah blah you know like yeah that's all that's all that's been
01:32:15.140squandered i think that meant toledo spain by the way not toledo ohio maybe but i could be wrong
01:32:18.820about that anyway let's see how he i do want to see how he kind of just wraps up this let's do
01:32:23.280the last couple of minutes here and just see there's i'm gonna go through this in detail
01:32:27.740i do apologize like i just i didn't have time before to go through the whole thing but uh
01:32:31.660there's a lot of interesting things here and maybe a little clues and
01:32:34.500little uh what do you call it easter eggs dropped throughout this thing here it's all foreign
01:32:40.360policy it's never nationalist exactly right so like reagan was actually it was more nationalist
01:32:45.240tones as i'm reading it but his is all like a foreign policy here and it's like oh yeah we
01:32:50.720well granted he was the president he's the secretary of state his his wheelhouse is foreign
01:32:55.680policy right so i i understand that but you sure you make you make a good point but again it's it's
01:33:00.800But it's still international politics in the sense that it's now about defense contracts and joining American-Israeli national security with the security of other European nations on behalf of Israel.
01:33:16.240Exactly. It's not foreign policy of like, hey, European brothers, let's unite and protect, you know, get out these hordes out of our countries and unite.0.65
01:33:24.300Okay, that would be cool foreign policy.0.68
01:47:19.740Ideologies in our time has frankly become a world of perfect safety, a world devoid of risk or failure, where neither the glory of victory nor the shame of defeat.
01:47:33.460Too often these days, we build downwards. We design our standards to ensure that no one will lose. We preoccupy ourselves more with the comfort of the worst than the potential of the best.
01:47:49.040we hold the most exceptional things among us hostage to the average the ordinary the mediocre
01:47:57.240the man who made the part of that shot they built upwards
01:48:03.020okay again this is right this is right again it feels as though the steam has come out of
01:48:10.940western civilization we are so focused on tearing down those i wonder who punctured it i wonder who
01:48:16.860tried to undermine us in our uh who tried to make us feel guilty about who we are i wonder who wrote
01:48:22.800all the like the who was the culture of critique again all the undermining of like the university
01:48:27.980environments at colombia university after the you know the frankfurt school kind of moved over there
01:48:32.100who was that again remind me again of the theodore adornos remind me again of the oh gosh george
01:48:37.420lukash and all these people right that's who that's that's who did that's what primarily did
01:48:42.180The West didn't wake up one day and say, you know what?0.99
01:48:45.000Let's turn our kids into minorities.0.98
01:49:05.680We are so hell-bent on stopping our achievement-oriented aiming for the stars in favor of redistribution of present resources, which eventually withers to nothing, that we are going to destroy the roots of the civilization.
01:49:20.820But as Secretary of State Rubio makes clear, we should not be embarrassed that our achievements make us better in many ways in terms of culture than the rest of the world.