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00:01:38.000Okay, so the world is aflame, and it's aflame because, wait for it, wait for it, Donald Trump has now been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, which is hilarious.
00:01:58.000You're going to see CNN today melt down.
00:02:00.000How could Trump, this giant orange buffoon, be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize?
00:02:05.000A Norwegian parliamentarian has now nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
00:02:09.000It was submitted by Christian Tybring-Gedde, a member of the Norwegian parliament, who lauded Trump for his efforts toward resolving protracted conflicts worldwide.
00:02:17.000He's a four-term member of parliament.
00:02:18.000He serves as chairman of the Norwegian delegation to the NATO parliamentary assembly.
00:02:22.000Now, remember, Trump was widely perceived as anti-NATO.
00:02:27.000Tybring-Gedde said, for his merit, I think he has done more to try to create peace between nations than most other Peace Prize nominees.
00:02:33.000He said the Trump administration has played a key role in the establishment of relations between Israel and the UAE, the United Arab Emirates.
00:02:38.000As it is expected, other Middle Eastern countries will follow in the footsteps of the UAE.
00:02:42.000This agreement could be a game changer that will turn the Middle East into a region of cooperation and prosperity, he wrote.
00:02:47.000Also cited in the letter was the president's, quote, key role in facilitating contact between conflicting parties and creating new dynamics in other protracted conflicts, such as the Kashmir border dispute between India and Pakistan and the conflict between North and South Korea, as well as dealing with the nuclear capabilities of North Korea. Also, he praised Trump for withdrawing a large number of troops from the Middle East. He said, indeed, Trump has broken a 39-year-old streak of American presidents either starting a war or bringing the United States into an international armed conflict.
00:03:12.000The last president to avoid doing so was Peace Prize laureate Jimmy Carter.
00:03:17.000Now, this is not the first time that Trump has been nominated.
00:03:20.000This same Norwegian parliamentarian submitted a nomination for Trump in 2018 after Trump met with Kim Jong-un in 2018.
00:03:27.000Japan's Prime Minister reportedly did the same.
00:03:30.000They tried bringing each other as a member of a conservative-leaning populist party in Norway.
00:03:34.000He said, I'm not a big Trump supporter, but the fact is that a lot of people have gotten the prize for doing a lot less.
00:03:39.000He said, quote, for example, Barack Obama did nothing.
00:03:55.000His Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech was very awkward.
00:03:57.000Okay, the fact is that Trump's foreign policy has actually been the best part of his administration.
00:04:02.000So I know a lot of people are into the judges and some are into the cuts to the regulatory state.
00:04:07.000Some people are even into the tweets, although I would say that by polling numbers, not a huge number.
00:04:10.000But the fact is, just on an objective level, Trump's foreign policy has been the most successful part of his administration.
00:04:16.000And that doesn't mean that I agree with everything Trumpian about foreign policy.
00:04:19.000I think that his treatment of Kim Jong-un was ridiculous.
00:04:21.000I thought that it was completely mishandled.
00:04:24.000I never thought that hanging out with Kim Jong-un was going to change anybody's mind.
00:04:28.000I never liked his kind words about Vladimir Putin early on in his administration.
00:04:31.000But Trump's anti-China stance has been quite transformative for a number of countries, including Taiwan.
00:04:37.000Trump's willingness to face up to the problem of China is going to have long and far-reaching applications for the next couple of decades of American history, especially should he be re-elected.
00:04:47.000If Joe Biden is elected, there's a reason that China is stumping for Biden to be elected in Trump's place.
00:04:52.000And most of all, in the Middle East, Trump's activity has been utterly transformative.
00:04:56.000I mean, the fact is that the Israel-UAE deal that got cut just a few weeks ago, the normalization of relations between Israel and the UAE, that is the first peace deal in the region since 1994, when Jordan signed a deal with Israel.
00:05:07.000It is the first long-lasting peace deal since 94, and before that, since Israel and Egypt cut a deal.
00:05:13.000And it is the most transformative deal in a certain way because it is full normalization of relations.
00:05:19.000It's much more like a warm peace in which there is exchange of economic information and in which there is security cooperation.
00:05:26.000Saudi Arabia is allowing Israel to use its airspace.
00:05:29.000My guess is that if President Trump is re-elected, Saudi will probably normalize relations with Israel as well.
00:05:34.000We've seen that both Serbia and Kosovo have both cut a deal that involves moving embassies to Jerusalem.
00:05:43.000We're going to see other countries follow suit.
00:05:46.000What we are watching is a warming of relations between many members of the Muslim and Arab world and the state of Israel, which is extraordinary.
00:05:54.000I mean, that is something that every president has set their eyes upon.
00:05:57.000But every president, except for Trump, bought into the myth that the only way the peace was going to get done in the Middle East was via the Palestinians, which was always untrue.
00:06:05.000That was never at the heart of Israeli-Arab relations.
00:06:08.000I mean, you could tell that if you'd studied one iota of history, because the Palestinians didn't have an independent rooting interest effectively until 1967, since the West Bank and the Gaza Strip at that point were controlled by Jordan and Egypt, respectively.
00:06:20.000The bottom line here is that what Trump has done is he's utterly refocused the Middle East in terms of economics, in terms of politics, away from the intransigent Palestinian leadership, which is terrorist in orientation, pro-Iranian in orientation, and toward a broader sort of view of the future of the region as a place where Israel will continue to exist and will have economic interrelations with other countries.
00:06:41.000Now, to be fair, maybe Obama should get half the Nobel Prize if Trump were to win, because it was Obama's sycophancy toward the Iranian regime that allowed for that transformation in Middle Eastern politics.
00:06:51.000It was because Barack Obama saw fit to try and raise the profile of the Iranian regime, tried to strengthen them, gave them hundreds of billions of dollars in access to the markets.
00:06:59.000In exchange for a promise to hold off on a nuclear weapon for a short period of time, after which they could full-on develop a nuclear weapon.
00:07:05.000And because of that, the Sunni Arab world decided, hey wait a second, it turns out the Jews are not the problem here.
00:07:09.000It turns out that maybe the Iranians are the problem here, and the Jews can actually be helpful here.
00:07:12.000And that has radically transformed the Middle East, and Trump took full advantage of that radical realignment in the Middle East.
00:07:18.000Whatever the case may be, the fact is that the work that the Trump administration has done in the Middle East is far more transformative than anything Bill Clinton did.
00:07:27.000And it is worthwhile noting, by the way, that for all of the talk about Trump, remember when he came into office, people on the left were like, he's a warmonger, he's gonna come in here, he's gonna start wars.
00:07:36.000If you follow Trump's rhetoric, one thing he has always been is quasi-isolationist in terms of his foreign policy.
00:07:41.000And the fact is that Trump is the only president in modern American history not to have involved himself In fact, the only uses of force that he has authorized are extraordinarily targeted uses of force like the killing of Qasem Soleimani in Iraq, the Iranian terrorist leader in Iraq, or the missile firing into Syria.
00:08:02.000But Barack Obama started a full-scale, non-congressionally authorized war in Libya that went on for months on end.
00:08:08.000He had a drone war that was spanning the globe and nobody said boo.
00:08:12.000So for all of the members of the media who are going to be complaining about Trump being nominated for the Nobel Prize, first of all, probably ain't gonna win it.
00:08:19.000But second of all, he probably deserves to win it.
00:08:20.000Because honestly, if I look at the rest of the nominees who are going to be up this year, Unless they're going to give it to some sort of Hong Kong activist, I really don't see who else is even nominated who has done anything remotely as transformative as what Trump has done in the Middle East.
00:08:36.000And the media have been downplaying it because it doesn't fit with the image of Trump as a blunderer and a buffoon and a stupid man who goes on Twitter every morning.
00:08:43.000But bottom line is, if he's in charge of his administration, then he gets credit for it.
00:08:47.000So it'll be fun to watch all of the hair on fire this morning.
00:08:51.000And in a second, we're going to get to the latest polls, because the latest poll information suggests that Trump is still a heavy underdog against Joe Biden, has about a 30% shot of winning re-election at this point.
00:08:59.000But the national polls are not reflective of the state polls, and the state polls are getting tighter in some places.
00:09:04.000They seem to be widening a little bit in others.
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00:10:31.000Okay, so looking at the latest polls, you can sense there's a lot of unease in the democratic circles.
00:10:38.000So Joy Behar, yesterday on The View, she obviously is extremely worried that Trump could still win.
00:10:44.000Democrats still living in the hangover of 2016, when obviously everyone expected that Hillary Clinton was going to be president, and then she emerged to be not president, wandering the woods of Chappaqua, lonely and alone, carrying around a replica of the Oval Office desk to comfort her.
00:10:57.000Well, here is Joy Behar on The View, trying to explain why she is so disquieted.
00:11:05.000I'm more worried that Trump could pull this off, though, because of various reasons.
00:11:09.000And we all see the polls, and we see that Biden is ahead.
00:11:13.000But the Russian interference is alive and kicking.
00:11:18.000Facebook is continuing to leave all the lies on the pages.
00:11:23.000The Postal Service is being interfered with.
00:11:26.000We've seen USPS mailboxes being rounded up and mail sorting machines deactivated.
00:11:32.000And on top of that, and I'll make this quick because the five of us have to talk, the Electoral College, I think, is an issue and a problem.
00:11:40.000So she just lists off a bunch of conspiracy theories.
00:11:42.000And when you see the Democrats listing off conspiracy theories as to why they're going to lose, you can sense that there's an awful lot of disquiet.
00:11:49.000Okay, the US Postal Service is not removing mailboxes to prevent you from accomplishing your mail-in vote.
00:12:09.000Right now, a couple of things are happening.
00:12:10.000One, the congressional ballot is tightening.
00:12:13.000The generic congressional ballot, which people have not really been watching, the generic congressional ballot is pretty much as tight as it has been all year right now.
00:12:21.000And that is kind of a shocker considering that Trump in the national polling is actually getting blown out right now.
00:12:28.000But if you look at the generic ballot from USC Dornsife right now, it has the Republicans and the Democrats running within like four or five points of each other.
00:12:38.000Those are not the kind of numbers that the Democrats are looking for.
00:12:39.000They're looking for an 8 to 10 point congressional ballot lead.
00:12:44.000What you are seeing instead is a lot of people who feel unease with the Democratic Party overall, which makes perfect sense since the Democratic Party is currently holding up relief bills while attempting to undermine cops all over the nation.
00:12:53.000Meanwhile, in the battleground states, Florida looks like it is basically dead even.
00:12:58.000And there's some polling data that is really disquieting for Joe Biden in Florida.
00:13:42.000What you're saying is that Biden is slightly leading Trump and Trump won Florida seniors in big numbers last time.
00:13:47.000But I don't think that that is going to outweigh that massive shift.
00:13:50.000And by the way, there are a bunch of these polls that are showing sort of a consistent level of increased black support for President Trump, which is something you're not seeing a lot of talk about.
00:13:58.000And the reason you're not seeing a lot of talk about it is because people are like, is that really going to materialize?
00:14:04.000And if Donald Trump wins a heavier share of the Hispanic and Latino vote, man, is that going to blow up all the conventional wisdom.
00:14:10.000It's truly among white college-educated people, the kind of Mitt Romney crowd, that Trump has lost a lot of votes.
00:14:15.000He's lost a lot of votes among independent women.
00:14:17.000He's lost a lot of votes among suburban white Americans.
00:14:20.000But if he drives heavy rural turnout, and if he gets an increased share of black or Hispanic turnout, then that could really be the death knell for the Biden campaign.
00:14:27.000So when you look at the national polling, no question Biden is the favorite.
00:14:30.000I mean, he's up 7.3 in the RealClearPolitics poll average, and he has trailed in one, count him, one poll nationally since the beginning of the year.
00:14:38.000In the battleground states, however, things seem to be a lot closer.
00:14:41.000Again, Florida, is not the bellwether state anymore.
00:14:44.000I think that Trump will probably win Florida.
00:14:46.000Then the question becomes, can Biden replicate the supposed blue wall that Hillary was going to come up with in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania?
00:14:52.000Right now, he is leading in all three.
00:14:54.000Wisconsin, he has the biggest lead, according to the latest polls.
00:14:57.000It seemed like it might have been tightening up there.
00:14:59.000And then there was this Fox News poll that showed that Biden was up pretty heavy.
00:15:02.000And now there are several polls that are showing that Biden is up pretty heavily in Wisconsin.
00:15:06.000Even Rasmussen, which tends to be pretty friendly to Trump, has Biden up eight in In Wisconsin, CBS YouGov has Biden up six.
00:15:16.000So whatever effect Kenosha has had, it has not had that effect as of yet.
00:15:20.000When it comes to Wisconsin, when it comes to other states like Arizona, Arizona looks like a state that is moving steadily away from Trump.
00:15:35.000Michigan seems to be relatively tight.
00:15:37.000Biden has about a three point lead in the RealClearPolitics poll average.
00:15:41.000And when it looks at Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania also seems to be rather tight.
00:15:45.000In fact, in most of the polling, except for a new NBC News Marist poll that has Biden up nine, it seems like that race is within margin of error.
00:15:53.000So the polls are a little bit all over the place, but you have to say that the momentum right now is still with Biden going into the election.
00:16:02.000And the reason I say that could shift pretty quickly is because I don't think that the Trump campaign has brought out the big guns yet.
00:16:07.000The big guns for the Trump campaign, it's got to be the anti-police campaigning by the Democrats.
00:16:13.000And that ties into a broader ideology that has been pushed by the left for generations at this point.
00:16:18.000It's an ideology called critical race theory.
00:16:21.000Critical race theory first kind of came to public attention back in 2012 when there was a video.
00:16:26.000I remember I was at Breitbart at the time and Breitbart broke a video.
00:16:29.000of Derek Bell, who is the founder of critical race theory from Harvard Law School, hugging Barack Obama.
00:16:33.000Barack Obama held a rally where he spoke in favor of Derek Bell being granted tenure at Harvard Law School, even though he hadn't done a lot of real academic work.
00:16:40.000And the reason that Derek Bell became the celebrated figure is because he was the father of so-called critical race theory.
00:16:44.000I'm going to explain what critical race theory is in a second, because all of the intersectionality and wokeism that you are seeing dominating American politics today springs from critical race theory.
00:16:52.000It was being taught until the last five seconds in the federal government itself.
00:16:56.000Until the Trump administration stepped in and stopped it.
00:16:59.000And that critical race theory ideology has driven a lot of the Democrats thinking.
00:17:03.000Now they're not going to call it critical race theory because they don't actually know the origins of their own philosophy.
00:17:07.000This happens a lot in politics, where there's a lot of highfalutin talk on college campuses about the foundations of a particular philosophy.
00:17:14.000Over time, it filters down into sort of bumper sticker slogans.
00:17:18.000The no silence, no peace kind of stuff starts off as a higher philosophy.
00:17:22.000The silence is violence, microaggression.
00:17:24.000All of American politics is systems of power.
00:17:27.000That starts off at a higher level of discussion that is much more abstracted.
00:17:30.000Eventually, it is funneled down to common policymakers and to broad groups of people who then rally and riot in the streets.
00:17:37.000But the origins of that philosophy are really, really ugly.
00:17:40.000Critical race theory is an ugly philosophy.
00:17:47.000And it does matter because you have to understand exactly what people are thinking in order to understand why they are doing what they are doing with regard to, for example, law enforcement and criminality.
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00:19:19.000Okay, so critical race theory has become a hot issue again.
00:19:24.000The reason it's become a hot issue is because the Trump administration put forward through the Office of Management and Budget, as we discussed yesterday, a letter saying that they're not going to allow the teaching of critical race theory on government campuses anymore.
00:19:36.000There shall be no more dissemination of this nonsense in government offices.
00:19:38.000And it was being used for diversity training.
00:19:41.000Okay, it's just a propagandistic effort to declare the United States and its institutions systemically racist, to suggest that all white people are complicit in that racism, are part of a racist system, and that, in fact, all white people are inherently racist because they work within systems that generate unequal outcomes.
00:19:56.000As I've discussed before, the perspective here is that any system that generates an unequal outcome between groups of people, which is every system on the planet, but if you have a system that generates unequal outcomes between racial groups, then the system itself is racist, and if you are quote-unquote complicit in the system, then this means that you yourself are racist, even if you've never done a racist thing, and even if you have no racist intent.
00:20:17.000So the federal government was teaching this, literally teaching this in government offices.
00:20:21.000They were distributing PowerPoints talking about how all white Americans are racist by the new definition of racism.
00:20:27.000And the Trump administration stepped in and said, we're not doing this anymore.
00:20:30.000And now you've got Democratic Congress people and members of the media who are either pretending that this is a terrible thing or saying that it doesn't matter at all.
00:20:38.000So Al Green, the Democratic representative from New York, he says that it is anti-American to end the sort of critical racial theory training that was happening in the federal government.
00:21:28.000They're not training you for diversity.
00:21:30.000They're training you in an actual theory.
00:21:32.000Don Lemon over at CNN denies that critical race theory is even an even a thing.
00:21:36.000He says that it's just another bogeyman.
00:21:37.000But that is because He wishes you not to know the truth, which is that critical race theory is in fact an animating philosophy that is filtered down through a variety of channels and streams via things like intersectionality, via things like identity politics.
00:21:51.000Here's Don Lemon dismissing it, and then we'll discuss exactly what it is.
00:21:56.000This whole idea, I don't understand, well I do understand what's going on, of critical race theory.
00:22:21.000Okay, so an idea that was ugly in the 1980s and has now reached full animated form in today's American politics is not relevant because it happened in the 1980s.
00:22:29.000It's weird how everything that leftists don't want to talk about is relegated to the past.
00:22:35.000Everything that they want to talk about that is from like the 1840s is happening right now.
00:22:40.000You see this all the time in left-wing writing.
00:22:42.000You'll see a Ta-Nehisi Coates piece where he'll cite some evil instance of the brutal treatment of a slave in 1810.
00:22:49.000Fast forward 200 years and he'll just say, well, it's exactly the same today.
00:22:54.000But if you're talking about an actual active ideology in the United States, like critical race theory, then you see folks like Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo pretending that it has no impact on modern American thought.
00:23:02.000So what exactly is critical race theory and why does it matter?
00:23:05.000So back in 2012, I reported extensively on this.
00:23:08.000I remember that some of the professors in Harvard Law School were big fans of critical race theory.
00:23:12.000Critical race theory springs from a generalized study of the law called critical legal studies.
00:23:18.000Critical legal studies is the idea that there is no such thing as a neutral principle in law.
00:23:23.000In fact, there is no such thing as objectivity in law.
00:23:25.000Judges cannot determine via neutral principles the outcome of a case.
00:23:28.000Instead, the way that judges actually determine what it is they want to rule is they look to their own politics and then they just figure out a way to finagle those politics into a ruling.
00:23:38.000So in other words, there's no such thing as true philosophy.
00:24:08.000Critical Race Theory is the idea that all human relationships are not just driven by power, but driven by racial power.
00:24:14.000So racial power undergirds every system.
00:24:16.000All systems are driven by racial power.
00:24:19.000In fact, there are some core assumptions made by critical race theory.
00:24:22.000So as I say, this really began in the late 70s and early 1980s.
00:24:25.000This is me writing for Breitbart back in 2012, in which some scholars, perturbed by what they perceived as a loss of momentum in the movement for racial equality, began to doubt that the constitutional and legal system itself had the capacity for change.
00:24:37.000This criticism mirrored a Marxist attack, long voiced in academia, that the Constitution was a capitalist document incapable of allowing for the redistributionist change necessary to create a more equal world.
00:24:47.000So in other words, the outcome of the Civil Rights Movement, which was, okay, now all the rules are equal for everybody, go out and play the game, that wasn't enough.
00:24:54.000Because this still left in place these capitalist structures, and these capitalist structures were bad.
00:24:58.000And they were bad because they were unfair.
00:25:00.000And therefore, the way to tear down those structures was to castigate all of those structures as inherently racist.
00:25:05.000The Marxist criticism of the system was called critical theory.
00:25:08.000The racial criticism of the system was called critical race theory.
00:25:11.000It was a direct offshoot of critical theory.
00:25:14.000So in a second, I'm going to get to what are the core beliefs of critical race theory and how are we seeing those play out in every area of American life?
00:25:19.000Because we are watching this play out in literally every area of American life right now, despite the best protestations of idiots like Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo combined IQ slightly above that of an inanimate object.
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00:27:12.000Okay, so back to critical race theory.
00:27:14.000So what exactly are the key tenets of critical race theory?
00:27:17.000Well, there's a primer called Critical Race Theory by Richard Delgado, who's one of the movement's founders, and Jean Stefanczyk, and they set out some basic principles.
00:27:25.000One, racism is ordinary, not aberrational.
00:27:28.000So in other words, we used to believe that the normal course of human events is that you were nice to people and treated them as individuals.
00:27:34.000Critical race theory believes that everyone is racist.
00:27:37.000Only some racism matters, because if you're in a position of power, then your racism matters, but if you're not, then you can't be racist against anybody else.
00:28:11.000He would have rejected critical race theory in the 1980s, but now Joe Biden mouths platitudes about systemic police racism, right?
00:28:17.000That is swallowing hook, line, and sinker.
00:28:19.000The critical race theory thought that all systems are shot through with racism and that all systems that exist are about white over other colors ascendancy, which again is weird because the highest earning subgroups in the United States are Indian Americans and Asian Americans.
00:28:34.000As I wrote back in 2012, when taken together, these principles have serious ramifications.
00:28:38.000First, they suggest that legal rules that stand for equal treatment under law, like the 14th Amendment, can remedy, quote, only the most blatant forms of discrimination.
00:28:45.000In other words, the Equal Protection Clause that says you have to have equal protection under the laws, that only remedies laws that overtly discriminate.
00:28:51.000But what about all of these subtle forms of discrimination in American society?
00:28:55.000Well, CRT, Critical Race Theory, argues the system is too corrupted, too bad on the notion of white supremacy for equal protection of the laws to ever be a reality.
00:29:03.000The system has to be made unequal in order to compensate for the innate racial superiority of the white majority, the innate racial power of the white majority.
00:29:12.000Second, the principles suggest that even measures taken to alleviate unequal protection under the law—for example, Brown v. Board of Education desegregation—were actually taken to serve white interests.
00:29:22.000Derrick Bell actually believed this, right?
00:29:23.000Derrick Bell actually said that Brown v. Board had only been decided in order to prevent the Soviet Union from using American racial prejudice as a public relations baton to wield against white-majority United States.
00:29:35.000Now, there are some internal contradictions in critical racial theory that come up pretty regularly, right?
00:29:40.000Some of the CRT writers believe, like Martin Luther King believed, that racial lines are basically arbitrary, that race is a social construct.
00:29:47.000Some believe that race is inherently and inextricably tied to identity.
00:29:52.000Delgado and Stefanczyk, some of the founders of critical racial theory, they say minority status, in other words, brings with it a presumed competence to speak about race and racism.
00:30:00.000So racism, so race itself is a social construct, but you only get to speak if you are a member of a particular race, which means that your racial identity has to lie in victimhood.
00:30:11.000That independent racial identity is apparently not really a thing and shouldn't be a thing, according to members of the critical race theory.
00:30:20.000But they also believe that race is the most important thing about you, even though race is a social construct.
00:30:24.000So how can both of those two things be true?
00:30:26.000Well, you can do that if you turn race into a statement not about biology, but if race is a statement about victimhood at the hands of the system.
00:30:35.000So this is how they can say that black Americans who don't agree with the left, people like Candace Owens or Thomas Sowell or Clarence Thomas, are not truly black because racial identity is about victimology in its essence.
00:30:47.000And the only way it can be truly black is to fight against those systems.
00:30:50.000And this is a very disturbing theory, obviously.
00:30:54.000What this does, it sets up an extraordinary hierarchy where you have to be a member of a minority who opposes the system in order to be heard about the system itself.
00:31:04.000Jeffrey Pyle summed this up at the Boston College Law Review.
00:31:07.000You see exactly this in the streets today.
00:31:09.000This is what people are shouting about.
00:31:10.000liberal legal order, including equality theory, legal reasoning, enlightenment, rationalism, and neutral principles of constitutional law. These liberal values, they allege, have no enduring basis in principles, but are mere social constructs calculated to legitimate white supremacy. The rule of law, according to critical race theorists, is a false promise of principled government, and they've lost patience with false promises. You see exactly this in the streets today. You see exactly this. This is what people are shouting about.
00:31:34.000And it's why people who should not, for any reason, be elevated in American public discourse have been elevated in American public discourse.
00:31:58.000There was this story that came out not all that long ago, maybe three or four days ago, in which a professor She outed herself, professor from a major college, she outed herself as actually a white person.
00:32:12.000So she is a black person, but she outed herself as a white person.
00:32:15.000She was a Jewish lady from Kansas City who'd been masquerading as black for years and years and years and years.
00:32:20.000And she'd actually been nominated for like Frederick Douglass prizes and for Harriet Tubman prizes and all this kind of stuff.
00:32:26.000She was a teacher at George Washington University and a quote-unquote expert in African history.
00:32:48.000It ended her academic career when she said, oh, by the way, I'm not a member of the race I purport to be a member of.
00:32:52.000Here's Jessica Krug, not all that long ago.
00:32:54.000We have to consider a radical moment in 2018 in which people are using machetes to hack a part of 15 year old boy who's working with the police.
00:33:05.000The way the story about his innocence and the inherent violence of the people who hacked him apart become the narrative we tell.
00:33:13.000About how the loss of innocence is the story we mourn.
00:33:19.000And it's so much more difficult to understand what kind of freedom could we achieve by being willing to confront those within the community who are working Against the interests of the community as a whole at the end of a machete.
00:33:34.000So this is her basically suggesting that we have to consider the broader concerns of people who machete hacked a 15 year old to death.
00:33:41.000This sort of stuff is considered de rigueur at America's major universities.
00:33:45.000Seriously, I mean, this sort of stuff is super common at America's universities.
00:33:49.000And it ties into this broader theory, which is that all of America's about power politics.
00:33:53.000So if somebody who is of color does something really, really bad, even to another person who is of color, that criminality is of no consequence.
00:33:59.000And the reason the criminality is of no consequence is because these are quote-unquote powerless people fighting within the system.
00:34:04.000And so anything bad they do is attributable to the system that has put them in a position of subjugation.
00:35:15.000The Democratic Party has decided the criminals are not, in fact, the bad guys.
00:35:18.000The criminals are just symptoms of deeper underlying ills with the racist, systemic American system.
00:35:23.000And the predictable result of this is that they've taken sides with the criminals against the cops.
00:35:27.000There's no other way to read what Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have been doing with the Jacob Blake family in Kenosha or what they've been doing by flirting with the Black Lives Matter movement in Antifa, other than they have made the decision that critical race theory is, in fact, correct.
00:35:45.000And the only way to rectify the system is to tear it down from the inside.
00:35:48.000And Joe Biden will be a Trojan horse for that.
00:35:50.000He'll say that he's going to, he'll make white people feel comfortable with the idea he's only going to tinker with the system.
00:35:54.000But in essence, he's winking and nodding at people who want to tear down the entire system.
00:35:58.000By the way, they're not going to be satisfied with Joe Biden.
00:36:00.000Even if Joe Biden wanted to be an obstacle to them, they ain't going to be satisfied with him.
00:36:04.000They weren't satisfied with Barack Obama, the radical, the radical left.
00:36:07.000The Ilhan Omars of the system who continue to claim that America is a systemically racist, unjust, oppressive place.
00:36:12.000Those people are going to have control of the levers of the Democratic Party for the foreseeable future.
00:36:17.000And we're going to get to the predictable results of this because you can see what is happening all over the United States as police chiefs are forced to resign.
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00:39:02.000So if you're asking yourself, why is the mainline Democrats, mainstream Democrats are out there in Kenosha praising, praising an alleged rapist and ripping on the police.
00:39:18.000This is the bleed down effect of critical race theory.
00:39:20.000You don't have to know where it came from.
00:39:22.000I don't think Kamala Harris is an expert on critical race studies.
00:39:24.000I don't think that Joe Biden even knows where he is right now, let alone knows what critical race theory is.
00:39:32.000And as they bleed through the body politic and as they are imbibed, broadly speaking, it's like a toxic poison in the water.
00:39:40.000You don't have to get that much of it in order for it to affect your thinking.
00:39:42.000And you can sense that the Democratic Party has gotten some of this, which is why they are backing away from the Law and order, sister-soldier moments of the Clinton days, and towards something new and more radical, and really old and more radical.
00:39:55.000All the stuff that was considered radical in 1983 is now considered somewhat mainstream in the Democratic Party.
00:40:00.000Well, the predictable result of this, when you rip on the cops, and when you treat every isolated incident of police brutality as indicative of broader systemic oppression, and when you take bad examples, when you just look at the Jacob Blake case, which is a justified police shooting by all available evidence, Or, when you look at the case of, for example, Daniel Prude in Rochester, where it looks as though the police officers in that case did not, in fact, kill Daniel Prude.
00:40:20.000By the available evidence, it looks like he died of excited delirium.
00:40:23.000Which happens when you are high on PCP and smashing windows and walking naked down the street, and then you die of a heart attack.
00:40:29.000Excited delirium is an actual medical condition.
00:40:31.000Very often, the cops are blamed for asphyxia in these conditions.
00:40:34.000There's not a lot of evidence that suggests asphyxia has to do with excited delirium.
00:40:37.000By the way, this was also implicated in the George Floyd case.
00:40:41.000Well, it turns out that when you target the cops as the root of all evil, the predictable happens and cops leave.
00:40:46.000And this is what's happening in Rochester.
00:40:48.000According to ABC News, after days of protests against the Rochester Police Department in light of the death of Daniel Prude, its top officer and his deputy announced Tuesday they are retiring from the force.
00:40:57.000Along with the police chief, six other department leaders announced they will vacate their roles.
00:41:01.000Rochester Police Chief Laron Singletary, who is in fact black, said in a statement he was honored to serve the city in upstate New York for 20 years and commended his staff.
00:41:08.000However, he said the protests and criticism of his handling of the investigation into the March 23rd incident are, quote, an attempt to destroy my character and integrity.
00:41:16.000He said, as a man of integrity, I will not sit idly by while outside entities attempt to destroy my character.
00:41:20.000The members of the Rochester Police Department and the greater Rochester community know my reputation and know what I stand for.
00:41:27.000So he quit kind of on the spur of the moment.
00:41:30.000And he quit because he was tired of being labeled part of a racist system.
00:41:33.000Again, he is a black man who's been serving in Rochester for 20 years.
00:41:37.000Mayor Lovely Warren informed the Rochester City Council that in addition to Singletary, the entire command staff announced it would be vacating their roles today.
00:41:45.000She said none of the police leaders were asked to resign, but basically the police union laid the blame at the foot of the mayor's office.
00:41:50.000the Rochester Police Locust Club said, quote, the events that have unfolded today have taken us completely by surprise as they have everyone else.
00:41:58.000What is clear is that the problems of leadership go directly to the mayor's office.
00:42:01.000Our priority now is on the dedicated men and women who, despite unprecedented challenges, continue to do a very difficult job.
00:42:07.000Okay, well, this is what happens when you rip the cops and suggest that the cops themselves are the problem when they are the ones policing crime.
00:42:14.000By the way, it is not just a black police chief in Rochester stepping down.
00:42:18.000It is also the Dallas black female police chief.
00:42:25.000She abruptly announced her resignation on Tuesday amid eroding support on the city council stemming from her department's handling of protests over the policing of African Americans.
00:42:33.000She's the first woman to lead the Dallas department.
00:42:47.000She said, much has been accomplished by standing together in support of community policing and changes in the way our officers perform their duties in 2020.
00:42:56.000Well, when she reported on the protests, she reported that protesters were targeting in the police, but apparently did not discuss some of the harsh measures employed by officers against demonstrators.
00:43:07.000So, Mayor Eric Johnson said that he had not spoken to the chief, but was not terribly surprised.
00:43:12.000He said that he had been openly frustrated by the chief's unsuccessful efforts to reverse violent crime.
00:43:19.000Several police chiefs around the country have resigned or been fired in recent months over all of this.
00:43:23.000Police chiefs in Seattle, Atlanta, Louisville, and Tucson, Arizona have left.
00:43:26.000The police chief in Rochester, New York left.
00:43:29.000Hall came from Detroit, she was deputy police chief in Detroit, to Dallas.
00:43:36.000So we are seeing police chiefs all over the United States leave their jobs because they're not willing to be subjected to the rigors of critical race theory in which the police are systemically racist, even if they are being led by people who are minorities.
00:43:48.000In fact, Carmen Best in Seattle, another case in point, was a woman of color who was forced to step down as police chief when they cut her salary for the great crime of not being allowed to police crime.
00:44:00.000What's incredible, how far left has the left moved here?
00:44:04.000How far left is the Democratic Party moving?
00:44:05.000Al Sharpton has now become the voice of reason.
00:44:08.000Al Sharpton, yesterday, he chided people in the media for trying to defund the police.
00:44:13.000He said only latte liberals in the Hamptons support this.
00:44:15.000Here's Al Sharpton morphing magically into Sean Hannity.
00:44:21.000We need to reimagine how we do policing.
00:44:24.000But when you are talking about the fact that, A, we are in the areas where that is inundated with guns, that has this serious problems of our people being given guns that can't even get a summer program.
00:44:39.000To take all policing off is something that I think a latte liberal may go for as they sit around the Hamptons discussing this as some academic problem.
00:44:50.000But people living on the ground need proper policing.
00:44:54.000Okay, when you have left Al Sharpton behind, you guys may have moved too far.
00:45:00.000This is Captain I'm-gonna-completely-fake-a-crime-with-Tuan Brownlee-and-blame-a-local-DA-and-the-cops-for-it.
00:45:06.000And Al Sharpton's like, you guys have gone too far for me.
00:45:08.000Okay, so how far has critical race theory gone?
00:45:10.000It's infected every, every element of American culture.
00:45:13.000Okay, today's example of American culture being infected with this nonsense.
00:45:20.000So people are always saying, like, why do you care about the Oscars?
00:45:22.000You know, you say you don't care about culture.
00:45:23.000First of all, I've never said I don't care about culture.
00:45:25.000I wrote an entire book on television called Primetime Propaganda.
00:45:27.000Culture matters a lot because, as my mentor Andrew Breitbart said, culture is upstream of politics.
00:45:32.000More people are affected by culture than are affected by politics.
00:45:35.000By the way, this is the reason why people on the left get super pissed whenever I mention culture.
00:45:39.000If I make fun of Cardi B and suggest that a song in which a woman proclaims that being a whore is empowering is actually not good for women, When I mock the lyrics for being trite, ridiculous, and physically repulsive, which they are, in no way is that song sexy.
00:45:58.000When you mention the fact that that idiotic song has five different people writing it, and that they have come up with the least, I'd say the least Inspiring vision of femininity maybe ever created in pop culture.
00:46:11.000When you say that, then people on the left get mad.
00:46:13.000Why are you so mad about culture, bro?
00:46:21.000Because people invite movies by the hundreds of millions.
00:46:24.000So now the Oscars has finally decided to make formal what was always informal.
00:46:28.000So every year before the Oscars, I would do the woke Oscars.
00:46:31.000I've been doing this for several years, where I would try and predict the outcome of particular Oscar races simply by looking at the number of woke checkboxes the movies checked.
00:46:40.000And so Moonlight, obviously, was going to check a lot of woke boxes.
00:46:58.000Okay, so the Oscars has now decided that they are going to have formal standards for eligibility for Best Picture.
00:47:05.000According to the LA Times, developed over the past few months by a special task force as part of the organization's Academy Aperture 2025 initiative, the standards encompass both representation on screen in the types of stories being told and the actors involved, as well as behind the scenes in the makeup of the crew and in the inclusivity of the companies involved.
00:47:23.000So in other words, you can either be eligible for Best Picture Oscar by mimicking exactly the narratives that the Hollywood woke critical race theory left wants you to tell, or by having an internship program with a few black kids.
00:47:34.000That's, I love the get-out-of-jail-free clause, is this internship program that you can just kind of bolt on to your company.
00:47:41.000To be eligible for Best Picture, a film must meet at least two standards across four categories.
00:47:45.000On-screen representation, themes and narratives, creative leadership and project team, industry access and opportunities, and audience development.
00:47:53.000Within each category are a variety of criteria involving the inclusion of people in underrepresented groups, including women, people of color, LGBTQ people, and those with cognitive or physical disabilities.
00:48:04.000So first of all, if you add together all those groups of people, that is not a minority in the United States.
00:48:07.000First of all, women are a sheer majority in the United States.
00:48:12.000The only standards to qualify for Best Picture before involves running time over 40 minutes, which makes sense, since it's just what's the best picture, not what's the best woke picture.
00:48:21.000But now, they have decided to actually mandate what kind of content is eligible.
00:48:27.000So this means that a bunch of recent nominees would not be eligible, like 1917, a World War I film, which featured a bunch of white people, because guess what?
00:48:33.000World War I featured a lot of white people, as it turns out.
00:48:36.000The gangster epic, The Irishman, which is, in fact, about the Italian and Irish mafia.
00:49:46.000They're actually going to mandate what the storylines are for you to be eligible for Best Picture.
00:49:50.000So that rules out probably two-thirds of the former Academy Award nominees.
00:49:56.000Okay, other ways that you can achieve eligibility.
00:49:59.000You can have a bunch of women, racial or ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+, people with cognitive or physical disabilities in creative or leadership positions.
00:50:09.000Or you can have people in other key roles who are of this or 30% of the film crew should be from underrepresented groups.
00:50:16.000Also, you could have paid apprenticeship and internship opportunities, and training opportunities and skills developments.
00:50:23.000Ah, there's the internship program that allows you to get out of jail free.
00:50:25.000You can still make the Irishman, so long as you have an internship program that features underrepresented groups.
00:50:30.000And finally, you have to have representation in marketing, publicity, and distribution.
00:50:35.000Okay, so we're now just doing socialist propaganda is what we're doing here.
00:50:45.000And the only way to overthrow that is by mandating from the top down exactly what kind of stories can be told and how people are represented in those stories.
00:50:53.000Every area of culture will be overtaken by the SJW woke culture.
00:50:58.000Video games too will be overtaken by the SJW woke culture.
00:51:02.000So EA Madden, which has really crappy ratings, user ratings, like 0.2 rating for EA Madden.
00:51:09.000Madden NFL 21 is welcoming back Colin Kaepernick!
00:51:13.000Now, you may be saying to yourself, wait a second, when did Colin Kaepernick leave the NFL?
00:51:44.000So EA Madden has decided again, critical race theory stuff, we have to insert Colin Kaepernick back into the sport and pretend he is a good quarterback.
00:51:52.000So here is EA Madden, quote, Colin Kaepernick is one of the top free agents in football and a starting caliber quarterback.
00:52:00.000I didn't know that, because it's not true.
00:52:02.000The team at EA Sports, along with millions of Madden NFL fans, want to see him back in our game.
00:52:07.000We've had a long relationship with Colin through Madden NFL, and worked through our past soundtrack mistakes.
00:52:12.000Knowing that our EA Sports experience is our platforms for players to create, we want to make Madden NFL a place that reflects Colin's position and talent, and rates him as a starting QB, and empowers our fans to express their hopes for the future of football.
00:52:24.000We've worked with Colin to make this possible.
00:52:25.000We're excited to bring it to you all today.
00:52:28.000Starting today in Madden NFL 21, fans can put Colin Kaepernick at the helm of any NFL team in franchise mode, as well as play with him in play now.
00:52:35.000We look forward to seeing Colin on Madden NFL teams everywhere.
00:52:43.000So first of all, I'm just going to point out that this rates him higher than like Cam Newton and a bunch of other starting quarterbacks in the NFL.
00:52:51.000All he had to do is be unbelievably crappy.
00:52:55.000His lifetime record, he has 28 wins and 30 losses.
00:52:58.000He had one good year followed by three not very good ones and lost his starting job to Blaine Gabbert.
00:53:07.000He is rated above a bunch of actual starting quarterbacks in the NFL.
00:53:11.000And the way you win the Super Bowl apparently in Madden EA is by kneeling.
00:53:15.000You just hit that X button at the bottom of your controller and you kneel and you automatically win.
00:53:21.000Now if you sense that there is some cultural hypocrisy to all of this, that basically, you know, people are pretending to imbibe from the CRT handbook, but really they're just doing performative wokeness in order to buy off people who are more radical, you'd be exactly right.
00:53:35.000Because when the real money is at the table, when the real money is at stake, they're not doing any of this stuff.
00:55:06.000All other systems are not worthy of criticism.
00:55:08.000It's just America that is particularly bad.
00:55:11.000And the corporate system is willing to reward this because they know they're not going to lose bucks in the United States, but they will lose bucks in China.
00:55:20.000Critical race theory progenitors will suggest that neutral principles, like the Declaration of Independence and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment, that these are lies.
00:55:29.000That really all of human relations are power dynamics.
00:55:32.000And now you have the corporations basically proving that all of their highfalutin words about racial justice are merely power dynamics that they get to spout when there are no consequences.
00:55:40.000But as soon as there are consequences, they back off of those full scale.
00:55:45.000Okay, well, we've reached the end of today's program, but we'll be back here a little bit later today with much, much more, including all of the latest on COVID and COVID controversy, and the stopping of vaccine development.
00:55:57.000We'll get to why all of that happened.
00:56:00.000In the meantime, try to keep calm out there.