00:10:46.400He, like a surfer, wrote it on a wave that our movement that was creating the tides like the moon does brought in.
00:10:54.380And so we're bringing in the next wave and we need to be engaged.
00:10:57.480You know, Ron Paul didn't win those presidential runs, but he helped infect, in the establishment's words, the Tea Party to build the gantry on which Trump launched.
00:11:09.480And so we're back to the next wave coming in.
00:11:11.560What is going to be the surfer on on that wave?
00:11:14.580That's the discussion we've got to be having and realizing the power we have as the populist Christian nationalist America first movement.
00:11:21.800And so you guys are ahead of the curve.
00:11:49.480I just feel like when I think of, if I'm trying to watch Fishback's campaign, I got to campaign with him on the ground in Florida, speak at one of his rallies.
00:11:57.700We've had him on the show seven times.
00:12:12.540Smart, unapologetic, and that's the future.
00:12:16.380Not going back to – because they've tried to get rid of the MAGA that's been tainted and say it's rebooted back to neocons that has literally been dead for a decade.
00:12:26.400Yeah, the future is something like fishback.
00:12:31.060It's something like fishback, and I think that makes sense.
00:12:34.000Everybody's talking about horseshoe theory, and I hate it, but at the same time, I can't deny it.
00:19:28.060But in general, as long as we keep persevering, we win.
00:19:30.920And people have to have that long game view. The communists, the leftists selling total tyranny and stuff antithetical to human nature.
00:19:40.600They win because they're committed to a long game. If we commit to a long game with the common sense, godly program we were given, we're unstoppable.
00:19:50.220So it's so simple. We go long game. We infest the institutions. We become the lawyers, the doctors, the scientists.
00:19:56.680We run for dog catcher up to mayor, up to governor, up to support the president.
00:20:02.560It's unstoppable if people stop trying to think of things as a pull through McDonald's
00:20:08.560and get a cheeseburger instant gratification.
00:21:57.960Way more people are awake than when I first got involved.
00:22:00.360And I stood on the shoulders of all these old timers,
00:22:03.140generals and high-level FBI agents and head archivists at the Senate
00:22:07.680and all these people that would go speak to groups of 30 people.
00:22:10.700They'd drive around in their private car and publish newsletters
00:22:13.680and lose money and spend their fortunes
00:22:15.600and would be blown away with a crowd of 200 people.
00:22:18.900And then I get to talk to tens of millions, and then the next day it's a million, and the next day it's five, and I'm pissed because, oh, God, I didn't hit 100 million this week.
00:22:27.600I mean, we are in a gravy train of awakening.
00:22:31.800We are in the sweet spot of the renaissance right now, and we have to realize that God has laid this out for us and be very optimistic.
00:22:41.720um with that i you know i think on the right one of the ways that we leave our our our flank open
00:22:49.440to get crushed by the left is caring about workers at home home affordability grocery
00:22:56.680affordability all these kinds of things the left is always they're always going to say we'll make
00:23:01.120the wait a minute trump says affordability's not a real thing right i know i know yeah so we're in1.00
00:23:05.300and i think i'm being sarcastic i mean what a right he can't be that stupid that he's trying0.98
00:23:10.300to make the democrats win doing that of course affordability is insane we have a 27 percent0.98
00:23:14.760increase in prices the last five years right and and because of that kind of rhetoric and what's
00:23:19.560going on in iran and all these different things i think that's part of why we're going to get
00:23:23.160crushed in the midterms in 2026 but in terms of that long term the long game because you're
00:23:28.340absolutely right in terms of the long game when i think of you know problems at home how to make
00:23:32.120improvements here at home um for us it can't just be you know gun to people's heads because they
00:23:37.220have more stuff than us and, you know, and make them give it to us. We can't. Communism is not
00:23:41.680an option that Christians can employ. But what we can do is we can do the mass immigrations that0.97
00:23:47.700were actually promised but never got. We can get rid of H-1B visas. We can, all these things. So0.99
00:23:52.920the left is going to be, hey, we'll just take people's money and give it to you. There's your
00:23:56.320affordability. For us, though, we can say, no, we on the right, we're going to make houses affordable
00:24:01.420by supply and demand. We're going to get rid of, you know, 20, 30, 50 million people. We're going
00:24:06.440to make groceries which is already happening exactly we respect you enough not to lie to you
00:24:11.140exactly and so we can make affordability happen without going whole hog you know socialism
00:24:17.100communism um and here's the thing i i know this isn't popular on the right um i don't like it
00:24:23.520because i was raised my whole life a christian i'm a christian pastor socialism is you know the
00:24:27.620fourth stench of communism it's terrible it's theft you know all these things break breach of
00:24:31.880you know, the eighth commandment. I get it. That said, trying to be a little bit realistic. It's
00:24:37.240the year of our Lord, 2026. The toothpaste doesn't go back in the tube. The reality is that we are
00:24:43.520probably in America going to get some things that I think I want conservative Christians to
00:24:49.660recognize. If we have some kind of, dare I say, more universalized healthcare system, that's not
00:24:57.640necessarily full-blown socialism universal basic income well here's the problem exactly
00:25:02.560there is an infrastructure they've designed it where you you don't want communism but they make
00:25:08.540you take it right so at the end of the day in a bridge to something better are we going to sit
00:25:13.900there and be purist what matters is at the end of the day ideology yes it's pro-family pro-god
00:25:20.440pro-private property if we've got to sit there and help some poor people that's the way it is
00:25:26.520because we're having communists offer everything free we got to say that's a lie but the idea of
00:25:31.240trump saying get rid of medicare and medicaid that's going to lose the election so i think we
00:25:35.100have to keep which there while we wean people off and we're so far past that right now we're just
00:25:40.360trying to stop the total collapse yeah so i mean you know to me we can academically talk about
00:25:45.120you know what they've done to people uh and how we bring back an economy so we don't have to be
00:25:49.220communist but at this point how do we even stop the collapse i mean that and that's what i'm saying
00:25:53.680is that if the left is promising, you know, free ice cream for everything, free housing,
00:25:57.780free this, free that, even though yet, so one strategy is a two-prong approach. On the one
00:26:03.040hand, you have to show why that is a lie, why the number, the math doesn't math. On the other hand,
00:26:09.340though, if the left really is offering something and only 20% of the things that they're promising
00:26:14.780actually will happen, we still have to be able on the right to offer something, you know,
00:26:20.840comparable to that 20%. And if we're purist, one of the things I'm always talking to Christians0.89
00:26:25.360about and other Christian pastors is like, dude, I agree with you. I understand the Bible. If a man
00:26:31.060will not work, let him not eat. I've taught through books. But on the left, they won't even0.97
00:26:35.940let you work. Exactly. But if we are purity spiraling on the right, then we're just the
00:26:42.680beautiful losers. We're the principled losers doing a triple aerial backflip all the way into0.93
00:26:47.940a pile of dung, but we lose at the end of the day. So I think on the right being able to say,0.97
00:26:52.260look, this is our brass tax plan to make housing affordable, to ensure good jobs to where you don't
00:26:59.080need free money. You'll be able to have a great job with better prices. You're going to be able
00:27:03.520to afford this, afford that. Here is our long-term plan. And in the meantime, if the left is offering
00:27:08.760whatever it is, if it's healthcare, some of these things we can match. We're not going to do away
00:27:14.940with social security medicaid those kind we can't be stupid so you you match them on some of those0.98
00:27:20.320things but then on the big ideology like you're talking globalism nope nationalism patriotism0.99
00:27:25.880atheism great job killing the carbon taxes he killed the carbon tax right that would kill probably
00:27:30.700two billion people the next 10 years and look the larger issue is is is to explain to people
00:27:35.620that most of the income taxes are paid by the middle class and working class
00:27:40.780So you can say we're going to come in and get rid of almost all the taxes.
00:27:44.660I mean, I think that is the direct wealth transfer is giving your own wealth back.
00:27:47.960And the actuaries show that's the truth.
00:27:50.720But you can't do that while you're monetizing debt and while they're doing all this.
00:27:54.820And quite frankly, I would just tell the public, do you trust communists during a collapse or do you trust nationalist, populist, capitalists that know how to innovate out of something?
00:28:05.020Because we're, you know, Elon Musk tried to avoid this collapse.
00:28:08.220Trump did it at first, but went sideways.
00:32:48.580I don't even know how they'll air the whole thing.
00:32:50.120But the point is they kept saying, well, what's your plan? Right. Because at the end of the day, you know, you can run you can primary your candidate, your America first candidate, who's going to be like the Libertarian Party and get three percent.
00:33:01.500But as soon as he loses, which it was very condescending, that's James Fishback is going to do a lot better than three percent. He might even win.
00:33:08.200So we'll see here, you know, tomorrow with that election. But they were like, you know, you don't have a plan. But we, you know, we're going to get out there and you can do your primary thing with your America first Christian nationalist, whatever. But when he loses, inevitably, it's written in the stars, then you better get your butt, you know, to the voting booth and vote red, you know, no matter what, all the way down the line.
00:33:30.660What I want to address with guys like that who are still MAGA, which I feel like at this point0.99
00:33:37.080in the game, the hardest thing about still being MAGA is telling your dad you're gay. It's tough
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00:34:43.700forward slash donate. Thank you very much. But my point is, I want to address those guys and say,
00:34:53.060this America after Trump thing that we're going to be talking about at this conference,
00:34:57.320you got to think about that just as much as us. You think you have a plan? Let's say it's Vance,
00:35:02.140right? I have my suspicions. I've talked about that publicly before. I'm not going to make
00:35:05.040this episode about that. But here's the deal. Let's say you go with Vance and let's say he's
00:35:09.580everything you think he is vance is going to run up against the same problem that kamala harris did
00:35:14.020kamala's like we're going to be unburdened by what has been you know so that we can be free to what
00:35:17.540it's like what has been woman what has been is you you were the border czar it's been your
00:35:23.780administration you're the vp so my point is what vance is going to have to do because trump is so
00:35:29.300low in the polls because he broke his promises because of the war in iran because we're going
00:35:33.700to have a lame duck presidency very likely because of the midterms and losing and all these things
00:35:38.620what i predict which is just common sense i don't have a crystal ball it's pretty clear
00:35:42.780is it um people are already disenchanted it's probably only going to be worse by the time we
00:35:48.120come around to 2028 in terms of people being frustrated with donald trump so vance will have
00:35:52.480two choices he's either going to have to distance himself and counter trump and promise people you
00:35:58.300vote for me and i won't be like trump in which case how's trump going to respond trump's going
00:36:04.100to, because of his ego, Trump's going to be like, screw Vance. He was never, he's going to do the
00:36:08.640same thing to Vance, Alex, that he did to you. He's going to say, Vance is low IQ. Vance was
00:36:13.180actually never really maggot. And in the case of Vance, Trump could actually prove it. You were
00:36:17.600maggot from the beginning. Vance was a never Trumper from the beginning. And Trump will be0.99
00:36:21.160on true social, showing old clips of JD Vance. And so my point is all the people who are still
00:36:27.500loyal to Trump, Trump will poison them against Vance because Vance will have to counter Trump
00:36:33.480to distinguish himself, to say, I'm not going to do what Trump did. Or the alternative is Vance
00:36:39.240just says, I will give you more of Trump. In which case, all the guys like you and me, Alex,
00:36:43.960and we represent a lot of people who are former MAGA, they're going to say, oh, you're going to
00:36:48.660give us more of Trump, Vance? Well, we don't want more of Trump. Trump broke his promises.
00:36:53.500So my point is, no matter how you slice it, Vance is between a rock and a hard place. Rubio would
00:36:58.880be even worse because you've got this long record. There's never been a war in the Middle East he
00:37:03.220didn't love he's a classic neocon he's changing some of his rhetoric you know getting a little
00:37:07.340bit pr those kind of but but you know vance is probably your best shot my point is that vance
00:37:13.560at best he will get to choose between one half or the other the half that continues to love trump
00:37:20.880or the other half like you like tucker like me like a bunch of different guys who is frustrated
00:37:25.520with trump but he cannot there's no way where he can straddle the line and get the kind of turnout
00:37:31.380with with not just the electoral college but a popular vote that trump got in 2024 so my point
00:37:36.720is it's not just oh america first that's a nice ideology you have but you guys don't have a plan
00:37:41.480i want to say to andrew wilson and to will chamberlain john doyle and jared morgan and
00:37:45.740everybody else that's still maggot you don't have a plan you currently do not have a plan
00:37:50.500so so for us no i agree they look at us because we're upset about what's happening and say
00:37:55.400what's your plan like we're supposed to be in charge right we just see trump going sideways
00:38:00.280The plan was him continuing America first, not doing this war, boosting the economy, and then getting position.
00:38:07.000And I don't think J.D. Vance is perfect compared to Rubio.
00:38:09.740Absolutely, there's a big Zionist push to put him in.
00:38:12.480So that kind of instinctively makes me promote Vance, who seems very gentlemanly, who I know, who supported me when he wasn't even a senator being censored when he was a senator.
00:38:20.280So, I mean, I think we should do the search of, you know, dancing with the stars.