The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - Episode 128 LIVE： Radicalized in Nashville – Firebrand with Matt Gaetz

00:00:00.000 matt gates the biggest firebrand inside of the house of representatives you're not taking matt

00:00:08.300 gates off the board okay because matt gates is an american patriot and matt gates is an american

00:00:13.640 hero we will not continue to allow the uniparty to run this town without a fight i want to thank 1.00

00:00:20.780 you matt gates for holding the line matt gates is a courageous man if we had hundreds of matt gates

00:00:28.220 in dc the country turns around it's that simple he's so tough he's so strong he's smart and he

00:00:34.980 loves this country matt gates it is the honor of my life to fight alongside each and every one of you

00:00:42.780 we will save america it's choose your fighter time send in the firebrands 0.76

00:00:48.600 welcome back to firebrand we're live broadcasting out of room 2021 of the capitol complex rayburn

00:01:00.300 building here in washington dc there is a lot going on the money laundering of the chinese 0.98

00:01:05.240 communist party into america's political system to fund the uniparty took a major blow today i'll be

00:01:11.600 explaining how new house speaker mike johnson has been really delivering in that regard and cleaning

00:01:16.680 house in the speaker's office had an extermination there that was necessary and i'm glad things are 0.94

00:01:22.500 going well also there's money laundering going on in gaza a new report from the inspector general out

00:01:28.120 of usa id suggesting that the 100 million dollars joe bide is sending there very well may fall into the

00:01:34.480 hands of terrorists in gaza who would have guessed but the big news that we've been watching relates to

00:01:40.460 the nashville shooter and the release of this manifesto it was immediately a source of great concern for

00:01:47.780 many of us when we knew that this is someone who had been radicalized had taken life and had done so in the

00:01:53.600 grizzliest and most horrific of ways and now we are starting to see some of the motivation that drove this

00:02:02.460 person to these terrible acts steven crowder on louder with crowder read part of the nashville shooters

00:02:10.120 manifesto take a listen

00:02:11.940 manifesto dark abyss death day march 27th 2023 today is the day yes the day has finally come

00:02:25.440 i can't believe it's here don't know how i was able to get this far but here i am i'm a little nervous

00:02:31.740 but excited too been excited for these past two weeks there were several times i could have been

00:02:37.440 caught especially back in the summer of 2021 none of that matters now i'm almost an hour plus seven

00:02:44.320 minutes away can't believe i'm doing this but i'm ready i hope my victims aren't my only fear is if

00:02:51.880 anything goes wrong i'll do my best to prevent any of the sort god let me god let my wrath take over my

00:03:00.040 anxiety it might be 10 minutes tops it might be three to seven it's gonna go quick i hope i have a

00:03:08.060 high death count ready to die haha signed aiden next page audrey 0.99

00:03:15.840 kill those kids three exclamation points those crackers going to private fancy schools 0.99

00:03:25.480 with those fancy khakis and sports backpacks with their m dash dash dash daddies mustangs 1.00

00:03:33.500 and convertibles you little shits i wish to shoot you weak with your mop yellow hair want to kill all 1.00

00:03:41.400 you little crackers again bunch of little gets with your white privileges you then we have the 1.00

00:03:50.840 schedule death day 6 30 desired it's covered by a sticky note 7 a.m get dressed 705 to 8 55

00:03:58.340 says with stuffed animals plus possessions 9 a.m eat breakfast at home the home is encircled in a

00:04:03.920 heart shape 9 30 pack up special belongings and backpack test knife core breaker leave for royal range gear

00:04:09.800 up plus setup guns and trunk final videotape leave for covenant school

00:04:13.700 so the schedule isn't necessarily something i need to go through in detail but we will provide it for you

00:04:21.060 we're back live so stephen crowder gets a hold of this information he reads it you've got all of

00:04:28.860 the internet wondering whether or not this is authentic and rather than express concern over the

00:04:36.360 hate-filled rhetoric that radicalized this person in nashville to take innocent life you saw the

00:04:43.040 local government there more worried about the leaks so in a statement mayor freddie o'connell

00:04:49.940 essentially acknowledges the authenticity of what stephen crowder put out but there was no rebuking

00:04:57.500 of this this false fiction of privilege that justifies violence there wasn't a statement about

00:05:06.240 how this radical ideology has to be confronted and rejected no they're worried about how stephen

00:05:12.760 crowder got the information that's what they're most worked up about mayor freddie o'connell of nashville

00:05:19.240 i've directed metro's law director to initiate an investigation into how these images could have

00:05:26.080 been released that investigation may involve state local and federal authorities oh oh it may involve

00:05:32.660 those how clever back to the mayor's statement i'm deeply concerned with the safety security and

00:05:37.540 well-being of the covenant families and all nashvillians who are grieving this incident

00:05:42.320 naturally invokes additional emotional trauma and families or individuals who need support should

00:05:47.720 reach out to professionals what they think evokes trauma is the transparency i think what would evoke the

00:05:57.180 most trauma is if you had a dead family member a loved one community members someone you cared about

00:06:01.860 to have the content that is so dangerous just go unanswered by local leadership so i think we should

00:06:13.500 be more worried about racial violence directed at people who um who really are innocent and who are

00:06:23.080 displaying the immutable characteristic of their skin color and whether people are being targeted for being

00:06:28.120 white black brown otherwise it's horrendous and that's what we have to reject summarily we also have 1.00

00:06:37.220 got big news on capitol hill i want to go over house judiciary chairman jim jordan releasing a bombshell

00:06:43.280 report on the censorship industrial complex as you know we have been following this intersection between

00:06:48.540 academia the government and big tech to try to shape the nature of truth online it's one of the

00:06:54.080 reasons why we ask that you subscribe on rumble that you turn your notifications on that you don't

00:06:59.700 exclusively rely on some of the other platforms that that we broadcast on because the censorship

00:07:06.220 industrial complex is real so let's get into what jordan is putting out he says hundreds of secret

00:07:11.640 reports show how the department of homeland security cissa and the gec which is the state department

00:07:18.400 stanford and others worked together to censor americans before the 2020 election including true

00:07:25.080 information jokes and opinions the the federal government disinformation experts at big universities

00:07:32.680 big tech and others worked through the election integrity partnership to monitor and censor americans

00:07:39.920 speech according to one eip member and again that's the election integrity project

00:07:45.600 the election integrity project was created quote at the request of cissa the head of the eip also said

00:07:53.780 that the eip was created after quote working on some monitoring ideas with cissa remember if a private

00:08:00.180 entity is stood up to suggest censorship i guess that's okay that can be the free speech they're engaging in

00:08:07.340 but when you've got the government coaxing it and urging it along that's where you've got a problem so

00:08:12.440 back to jordan's tweets he says here's how it worked eip stakeholders including the federal government would

00:08:20.640 submit misinformation reports eip would analyze the report and find similar content across platforms

00:08:28.620 eip would submit the report to big tech often with a recommendation on how to censor let's break that down

00:08:36.660 for a moment it's not just that stuff was presented to some of these agencies and then that specific post

00:08:48.160 was removed they found examples of sentiment that they didn't like particularly about the vaccine

00:08:54.900 but also about elections politics and if they if they could highlight one reflection of a sentiment they

00:09:02.240 didn't like they used this fused reporting system to then just go try to wipe that sentiment across

00:09:08.880 off of platforms altogether so back to jordan the judiciary committee and the weaponization subcommittee

00:09:15.280 obtained these non-public documents and information from stanford only after threat of contempt

00:09:21.900 and then there's a link to the reports who was targeted americans of all political stripes

00:09:28.240 but especially conservatives and he's got a list here marjorie taylor green mike huckabee the babylon bee

00:09:37.560 sean hannity charlie kirk candace owens jack posobic james o'keefe benny johnson dave rubin these are a lot of

00:09:46.920 the channels that that people are turning to newsmax even newsmax getting hammered so it was jokes true

00:09:54.980 information anything that they were trying to get rid of back to jordan who did we miss did you have a

00:10:02.520 social media post that was targeted by the eip it's clear why at stanford tried or i'm sorry only

00:10:10.760 produced these after we threatened contempt the american people deserve to know if they were targeted

00:10:15.640 by their own government and so-called disinformation experts the committee is making data from these reports

00:10:22.800 publicly available that's at jim underscore jordan you can reply you can be a part of the research team

00:10:30.240 and the the real question after all of this is are we going to continue to fund it because it's one

00:10:37.920 thing writing reports and threatening contempt and sending subpoenas but if we're still going to send

00:10:43.400 money to the election integrity project through publicly funded universities through collaborations

00:10:50.440 with the department of homeland security and the department of state then we're just paper tigers

00:10:54.920 we're not actually doing anything to root out the censorship we're merely diagnosing it would you

00:11:01.140 ever go to a doctor who treated you that way you walk in and they say we figured out what's wrong with

00:11:05.040 you it's the flu good luck we looked at all your medical reports turns out it's cancer oh you want

00:11:11.400 chemotherapy you want radiation you want your treatment oh no we don't do that we won't fix the problem

00:11:15.680 we'll merely identify it it cannot be the posture of the republican controlled house of representatives

00:11:21.980 so we have to stop funding to these entities that's why these single subject appropriations bills

00:11:26.540 i'm working on are so incredibly important now i want to get to another big story and it has to do with

00:11:34.160 sequoia capital so if you think about the uniparty that i've been highly critical of here in washington dc

00:11:39.760 it requires a lot of money to run it and so they go to some of the most exquisite and elaborate

00:11:46.460 financial arrangements they can find and at times i am concerned that foreign money is working its way

00:11:54.900 into u.s elections through entities of venture capital where a lot of times there's not great

00:12:01.700 transparency into those dollars where they're coming from how they're co-mingled with domestic

00:12:06.640 entities how that can be part of a corrupt political process so before the 2022 elections

00:12:12.540 republican staff on the house intelligence committee executed a major investigation into this entity

00:12:19.240 sequoia capital it's the largest american venture capital fund it has incredibly like detailed ties

00:12:28.760 to china and to the whole ftx sam bankman freed fiasco sequoia is so deeply in bed with the ccp 0.93

00:12:38.220 that you're able to draw connections not just from where they get their money from but where it's going

00:12:44.460 sequoia is a major democratic donor with its leadership funneling tens of million dollars annually to

00:12:51.560 democrat campaigns and causes shortly after the election sequoia juiced up its donations

00:12:57.380 none other than kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell by orders of magnitude so just an example there was

00:13:06.100 a 750 000 donation to the senate leadership fund controlled by mcconnell and over a million dollars

00:13:13.280 to the mccarthy victory fund and another 500 000 to the republic to the national republican congressional

00:13:19.420 committee that was in 2022 and 2023 so despite internal promises by mccarthy after the election

00:13:26.100 the republican staff that worked on the report they were frog marched out of the building and the

00:13:32.960 investigation and report were deep sixed but then we fired mccarthy immediately following mccarthy's

00:13:40.740 ouster but before speaker johnson was elected chairman gallagher of the china select committee announced a

00:13:46.580 long-delayed probe into sequoia now speaker johnson is going after some of the republican staffers who may

00:13:56.580 have functioned as a go-between between mccarthy and some of the committee work or even sequoia itself

00:14:03.940 this is a good house cleaning and it needed to happen so that the probe into chinese influence

00:14:10.500 into american elections and american politics can continue republicans have been too cheap a date

00:14:16.940 after being weak on sequoia and china for far too long they've accepted pennies on the dollar compared

00:14:24.820 to what these folks were giving democrats and we shouldn't do that we cannot be beholden to these

00:14:30.820 foreign interests abroad and special interests here at home and one thing i am really excited about is

00:14:35.520 from mike johnson we see action the very staffers in the speaker's office who certainly have been

00:14:42.340 implicated in trying to shape scuttle inform on this really important report they're not in a position

00:14:50.740 to make decisions for the house of representatives anymore and that is certainly a good thing i want to

00:14:56.500 give you an update as we often do what's going on in the middle east right now unsurprisingly

00:15:02.320 joe biden is requesting an additional hundred million dollars for aid to gaza but we pick up

00:15:09.660 this report from the washington examiner the headline israel war high risk hamas could steal gaza aid

00:15:17.520 biden administration watchdog warns so this comes from the inspector general at usa id they're saying

00:15:25.780 that hamas and other terrorist groups will likely attempt to steal humanitarian assistance that the

00:15:30.420 biden administration intends to send palestinians a biden's announcement calls for this hundred million

00:15:36.500 and what you hear the ig saying from usa id is that there's not really going to be a governance

00:15:43.980 structure around how this money gets spent quoting directly from the ig there are a number of formal

00:15:53.440 or informal authorizations from armed groups so you'd be looking at the very armed groups in

00:16:01.120 gaza either hamas directly or functionally directed by hamas to distribute aid that is a crazy idea the

00:16:10.580 united states has got to get out of funding both sides of every conflict in the middle east we've been

00:16:16.720 doing it for most of my adult life and here even from the biden administration saying the hundred million

00:16:22.540 to gaza would would very likely fall into the hands of hamas we've been critical of usa id in the past

00:16:29.760 i've gone to the floor to try to highlight this agency as one that could see reductions in funding

00:16:36.280 in order to help us balance our budget and return to fiscal sanity i think that we too often believe that

00:16:43.740 spreading u.s cash all around the world is going to buy us goodwill the reality is oftentimes people

00:16:49.240 just think we're fools i made that argument on the house floor take a listen thank you mr speaker this

00:16:55.520 amendment reduces the amount of funding allocated to usa id by 4.5 billion dollars as i've mentioned

00:17:02.280 earlier usa id is a vehicle through which the american taxpayer pays for economic development in other

00:17:10.380 countries i think instead we should spend more money on the economic development of our own country

00:17:16.820 and actually if we spent less money overall we probably would see less inflation more prosperity

00:17:23.020 and the type of economic growth that we saw during president trump's time in office

00:17:26.700 usa id may have started with laudable goals but today they're promoting abortion globally with american tax dollars

00:17:35.040 they are pushing president biden's national gender strategy i never thought we needed a national gender strategy

00:17:41.560 but if we need a national gender strategy can we at least not spend so much money promoting it abroad

00:17:48.060 silly the dia dei programs uh that are embedded in the 1619 project have been embraced by united

00:17:56.140 nations ambassador linda thomas griefield and we see that continue to manifest through usa id

00:18:01.820 american taxpayers should focus their resources and their efforts on the american people and the american

00:18:08.380 economy this is a thoughtful reduction it should be easily agreed to and i reserve the balance of my

00:18:13.620 time

00:18:13.860 we are back live and folks on our getter stream think that it should be the rich middle eastern countries

00:18:21.180 that provide the humanitarian assistance to gaza there's good uh i think good logic behind that

00:18:27.500 and keith on facebook says no continuing resolutions and no ladder have you guys heard about the ladder

00:18:34.420 concept it's all the rage right now in the halls of congress and i'm going to maybe take issue with

00:18:40.480 keith's instant reaction rejection of this so here's how the appropriations process is broken

00:18:47.440 since the mid 90s our entire government is funded with one up or down vote all at once for every agency

00:18:56.920 and so one of the ways that you deconstruct that system is to say look even if you're extending

00:19:03.540 government funding for say pay for our border patrol pay for our troops veterans benefits care for the

00:19:09.120 vulnerable you don't have to do that at the same time and for the same duration as every agency of

00:19:16.560 government so for example you could create a laddered or a tiered system where we say okay pay for our

00:19:22.860 troops pay for border patrol we're taking that off the table we're going to extend those things out

00:19:27.980 until we can get our single subject appropriations bills negotiated with the united states senate

00:19:33.900 but like the doj the department of education the epa we don't have to extend those out as long as you would

00:19:43.340 extend out troop pay or border patrol pay you can put them quite literally on a short ladder

00:19:48.340 but then the question becomes will the house republican conference have sufficient courage

00:19:53.760 if the senate doesn't negotiate in that period of time to allow these mini shutdowns

00:19:59.540 one thing i could tell you far too many of my republican colleagues would literally do anything

00:20:05.680 to avoid a shutdown they would accept any spending amount they would accept any compromise on policy

00:20:13.360 they would do anything to avoid a shutdown and the democrats know that and so they play

00:20:19.400 the minority card with greater leverage as a result maybe if you didn't have to shut down the whole 0.93

00:20:28.500 government all at once we could help some of our republican representatives to find a little backbone

00:20:34.500 okay you don't have the guts to shut down the whole government do you have the guts to shut down

00:20:39.920 the department of education do you have the guts to shut down features of the doj that have been

00:20:46.920 turned against the people do you have the guts to shut down the atf for a period of time to bring them

00:20:52.600 into compliance with the law that they think they can make in the absence of congress so while while

00:20:58.700 keith is negative on the ladder i am quite open-minded about it now the ladder the ladders have to be the

00:21:04.440 right length they have to have the right consequences but the way to break the fever in this town is to

00:21:10.480 showcase to people that you don't have to vote for every agency for the same duration all at once at the

00:21:15.600 same time and once you start putting the cracks in that foundation i think the entire structure of

00:21:23.280 the uniparty's reign is at is at risk of uh of falling into some state of of collapse and that's

00:21:29.340 what we're here for we want the ideas that lawmakers have sincerely representing their constituents

00:21:34.340 to be offered due consideration particularly when they reduce federal spending because we don't do that

00:21:39.560 if we get everything else right and we spend this country into oblivion there won't be anything left

00:21:44.320 and so we have to fight with everything we have on on that particular front also have an update for

00:21:50.900 you regarding the natural world many of you may know i love bird watching it is one of my favorite

00:21:57.780 florida men things to do go out in a canoe kayak sometimes off a dock see the osprey the eagle

00:22:03.360 but we now are getting word pursuant to the latest report from npr that the american ornithological

00:22:12.080 society has vowed to change the english names of all bird species named after people so so there are

00:22:21.020 about 70 to 80 bird species that have got some sort of connection to the name of the scientist who

00:22:28.180 found them or some other human trait and the american ornithological society believes that that

00:22:34.960 might be offensive or derogatory or not in line with wokeness so wokeness has literally gone to the

00:22:42.200 birds at this stage of the game so anna's hummingbird gamble's quail lewis's woodpecker

00:22:51.300 berwick's wren bullock's oriole all could see their names changed and the whole goal is to not have them 0.68

00:22:58.920 named after any human who might have had an opinion or a sensibility that doesn't stand up to today's

00:23:04.700 standards it is it is remarkable when even the names of birds are are being changed we see this

00:23:13.540 alongside cities like charlottesville taking down statues and it's it's always good to add to our

00:23:23.300 understanding not subtract i always think that whether it is how we think about a fellow living

00:23:31.520 being in the natural world or how we think about an event in history we want to use the sharp side

00:23:36.760 of the pencil not the eraser here 70 to 80 bird species the woke birds i guess they're not woke enough

00:23:44.280 they will be with their new names we've got a big project coming out of our office regarding

00:23:50.080 how the speaker battle went down and in the coming days we will be releasing a film made by sasha who

00:23:57.540 directs this very podcast it is really i think illuminating as to the dynamics that unfolded in

00:24:04.540 a really historical moment for the united states house of representatives here's our latest trailer listen

00:24:10.160 and enjoy this is quite a sight to behold kevin mccarthy walking up to bobert and mainly

00:24:19.980 gates trying to convince mac gates to vote yes and not president kevin mccarthy on the brink of the

00:24:26.440 speakership all in the hands of mac gates who is not willing to give it to him 1.00

00:24:30.720 did you see mike rogers from alabama mike rogers of alabama launched at mac gates i've never seen

00:24:38.580 anything like this this is the kind of thing none of us have

00:24:41.540 gaveled out that will be our next product we want you to be able to enjoy it make sure that you're

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00:25:17.280 appreciate it we're going to have more information about some of the oversight work with special

00:25:22.860 counsel weiss he gave an extended deposition today before members of the house judiciary committee i was

00:25:29.640 there jim jordan was there the democrats were there so we'll have important updates for you regarding that

00:25:34.560 and the ongoing federal budget process feels good to be in the fight doesn't it i'm glad i'm in it

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The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - November 07, 2023

Episode 128 LIVE： Radicalized in Nashville – Firebrand with Matt Gaetz

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