A young couple about to get engaged were gunned down outside the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. by a man shouting, "Free Palestine!" at the time of the shooting. This is a good indicator of what the pro-Palestine, globalized intifada movement actually is.
00:00:00.000Well, folks, there was a terrorist attack last night outside the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. It happened about 9, 10 p.m.
00:00:07.000According to Cassie Akiva writing for The Daily Wire, the attack occurred outside the Young Diplomat's reception for young Jewish professionals hosted by the American Jewish Committee.
00:00:16.000Two staffers, one who's named Yaron Lashinsky, who's 30, and Sarah Milgram, who's 26, were shot at close range.
00:00:22.000They were murdered by a man who was shouting, Free Palestine, at the time.
00:00:27.000In fact, here is a video of the shooter screaming, free Palestine, not just screaming it, by the way, chanting in full campus mode, free, free Palestine.
00:00:35.000Which, by the way, this is a good indicator of what the free Palestine globalized the Intifada movement actually is.
00:00:41.000This is the pro-Palestinian cause in a nutshell.
00:00:44.000Standing for a presumptive terror state with genocidal intentions against Jews and Israelis is the stuff that's been happening on college campuses across America with the full aid and support of a compliant legacy media.
00:01:02.000And so people inside didn't realize he was the shooter and started offering him refreshments and water before realizing that he was, in fact, the alleged murderer.
00:01:10.000He then walked outside when he was arrested, whipped out a red keffiyeh, and started chanting this way.
00:01:32.000Okay, so this is a leftist activist, this shooter.
00:01:37.000We'll give you some background on the shooter in a moment.
00:01:39.000First, President Trump immediately released a statement saying these horrible D.C. killings are based obviously on anti-Semitism must end now.
00:01:46.000Hatred and radicalism have no place in the United States.
00:01:48.000Condolences to the families of the victims.
00:01:51.000So sad that such things as this can happen.
00:02:55.000The couple that was gunned down tonight in the name of Free Palestine is a young couple about to be engaged.
00:03:06.000The young man purchased a ring this week with the intention of proposing to his girlfriend next week in Jerusalem.
00:03:14.000They were a beautiful couple who came to enjoy an evening in Washington's Cultural Center.
00:03:24.000Lashinsky, according to Cassie Akiva reporting, was a German-Israeli dual citizen and a devout evangelical Christian who immigrated to Israel at the age of 16 and served in the Israel Defense Forces.
00:03:33.000He studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and was fluent in German, Hebrew, English, and Japanese.
00:03:37.000He moved to work as a political analyst at the Israeli embassy in 2022.
00:03:43.000According to Israel's ambassador to Germany, Ron Prosser, he said that he was his master's student at Reichmann University.
00:03:49.000He said he was a Christian, a true lover of Israel, served in the IDF, and chose to dedicate his life to the state of Israel and the Zionist cause.
00:03:55.000He embodied the Judeo-Christian values and set an example for young people worldwide.
00:04:00.000One of his teachers, Ronan Shoval, said Lashinsky moved to Israel based on his faith and decided to immigrate to Israel, serve in the IDF, and later dedicate his life to the state of Israel.
00:04:09.000He was a Christian, a great lover of Israel, who immigrated to Israel, served in the army, and decided to dedicate his life to the state of Israel and Zionism.
00:04:15.000A wonderful life story of a man with moral clarity, he said.
00:04:19.000Lashinsky's LinkedIn page, again, this is the young man who was murdered, he wrote that he is an ardent believer in the vision that was outlined in the Abraham Accords and believed that expanding the circle of peace with our Arab neighbors and pursuing regional cooperation is in the best interest of the state of Israel and the Middle East as a whole.
00:04:33.000To this end, I advocate for interfaith dialogue.
00:04:38.000Again, none of that mattered to the shooter, obviously.
00:04:44.000Milgram grew up in the Kansas City suburbs, the young woman who was murdered.
00:04:47.000She was a full-time employee at the Embassy's Department of Public Diplomacy.
00:04:52.000She got her Master of Arts at American University, and she was also a graduate of the University for Peace.
00:04:58.000She talked in her About section on LinkedIn that her passion lies at the intersection of peacebuilding, religious engagement, and environmental work.
00:05:07.000So, certainly, these were not members of the so-called political right, very clearly.
00:05:12.000The shooter was clearly a member of the political left.
00:05:17.000The shooter was apparently a member of a group known as the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
00:05:26.000Ryan Morrow, who's an investigative researcher for Capital Research, he notes that that group is one of 150 pro-terrorism groups he identified as responsible for the anti-Israel protests in his marching towards violence study.
00:05:37.000The group is Marxist-Communist, endorsed the October 7th attacks pro-Iran, as well as linked to China.
00:05:43.000The shooter also released a manifesto that is replete.
00:05:46.000With the same lies that you have heard from the quote-unquote free Palestine movement, which is effectively just a pro-terrorist movement, in this manifesto released by the shooter.
00:05:57.000And again, the shooter is just a Marxist leftist.
00:06:01.000The shooter appears to be secular, but is a member of the radical left.
00:06:07.000He writes in his manifesto, the atrocities committed by the Israelis against Palestine defy description and defy quantification.
00:06:14.000At the time of writing, the Gaza Health Ministry records 53,000 killed by traumatic force.
00:06:19.000Again, the Gaza Health Ministry would be Hamas.
00:06:22.000He says the Gaza Information Office includes the 10,000 under the rubble with the dead in their own count.
00:06:27.000He says like the Yemen death toll, which has been frozen at some few thousand for years under Saudi UK-US bombardment before being belatedly revealed to stand at 500,000 dead.
00:06:35.000All of these figures are almost surely a criminal undercount.
00:06:38.000I have no trouble believing the estimates that put the toll at 100,000 or more.
00:06:43.000He then justifies his violence by saying, an armed action is not necessarily a military action.
00:06:49.000Usually it is theater and spectacle, a quality it shares with many unarmed actions.
00:06:53.000Nonviolent protests in the opening weeks of the genocide, and again we'll note that word genocide, seem to signal some sort of turning point.
00:07:00.000Never before had so many tens of thousands joined the Palestinians in the streets across the West.
00:07:04.000Never before had so many American politicians been forced to concede that, rhetorically at least, the Palestinians were human beings too.
00:07:11.000Public opinion has shifted against the genocidal apartheid state, writes the terrorist murderer, and the American government has simply shrugged, and they'll do without public opinion, then criminalize it when they can, suffocate it with bland reassurances.
00:07:21.000They're doing all they can to restrain Israel, where it cannot criminalize protest outright.
00:07:26.000And then the shooter, hat tips Aaron Bushnell, who is, of course, the soldier who set himself on fire based on propagandistic lies about Israel's actions in Gaza.
00:07:42.000The shooter wrote, the impunity that representatives of our government feel at abetting this slaughter should be revealed as an illusion.
00:07:50.000And he then suggests a word about the morality of armed demonstration.
00:07:54.000Those of us against the genocide take satisfaction in arguing that the perpetrators and abettors have forfeited their humanity.
00:07:59.000I sympathize with this viewpoint and understand its value in soothing the psyche, which cannot bear to accept the atrocities it witnesses even mediated through the screen.
00:08:06.000But inhumanity has long since shown itself to be shockingly common, mundane, posaically human.
00:08:11.000A perpetrator may then be a loving parent, a filial child, a generous and charitable friend, an amiable stranger, capable of moral strength at times when it suits him, and sometimes even when it does not, and yet be a monster all the same.
00:08:21.000And then he suggests that actually these sorts of shootings should have been taking place 11 years ago, well before October 7th and well before the October 7th War, during Operation Protective Edge, which he says, which was the time, quote, I personally became acutely aware of our brutal conduct in Palestine.
00:08:37.000So this person is, of course, a radical leftist who is promoting lies.
00:08:42.000Of course, this person and his positions find some sympathy with the radical left, even in Congress.
00:08:48.000Representative Ilhan Omar, who, of course, is rhetorically in the past a supporter of various terror atrocities.
00:08:55.000Here she was, responding to the news of the shooting this morning.
00:09:00.000Congresswoman Omar, can I get your reaction to the shooting that happened in D.C. last night?
00:09:26.000And that, of course, is not any sort of shock at all because the radical left fully endorses violence against people that it considers less than human, monsters, so to speak, for not...
00:09:51.000So begin with the actual definition of genocide according to the United Nations.
00:09:56.000According to the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.
00:10:00.000This, of course, was drafted by the UN member states in 1948 specifically to try and define what had happened in the Holocaust.
00:10:06.000Quote, in the present convention, Genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group, such as killing members of the group, causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group, deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, etc.
00:10:28.000So, genocide requires intent to destroy, in whole or in part, an entire national group.
00:10:35.000It simply does not apply Under these circumstances, not even close.
00:10:40.000First of all, Hamas has a desire to obviously propagate this myth.
00:10:44.000This is why Hamas was thanking the UK, France, and Canada for helping to propagate this myth.
00:10:49.000This is why Hamas deliberately hides behind civilians.
00:10:51.000The basic logic of Hamas is that they know that the Israelis don't want to kill civilians, which is the reason they hide behind them.
00:10:58.000The whole goal is to get as many civilians killed as possible.
00:11:01.000So as to then claim that Israel is purposefully killing the civilians when Israel is doing literally everything humanly possible in an urban warfare environment in which terrorists deliberately hide behind their own children.
00:11:11.000By the way, Israel has done a remarkable job of that.
00:11:17.000Hamas has been lying the entire time about its own casualty statistics.
00:11:21.000They quietly, by the way, back in April, changed their own casualty statistics.
00:11:27.000They completely reclassified an enormous number.
00:11:31.000Of casualties in the war, they got rid of a certain number of deaths, like more than 3,400 deaths just disappeared off the rolls.
00:11:38.000This is why Hamas will immediately start releasing death statistics before it is even possible that a count can be taken.
00:11:44.000And the West simply buys into it because the West does not understand the mentality of Hamas, which is use whatever tool is at your disposal to destroy the state of Israel and kill as many Jews as possible.
00:11:53.000And if that means killing their own children, they will 100% do it.
00:11:58.000Israel has not only not engaged in genocide, Israel has engaged, In the most humane war in the history of civilization in an urban warfare environment in which the enemy has taken hostage 250 of their citizens, still is hiding dozens of those citizens in Gaza terror tunnels.
00:12:14.000Today, deliberately hides its weaponry and its terrorists beneath hospitals and schools and in mosques.
00:12:20.000And Israel has somehow achieved a civilian casualty to combatant ratio of about one to one.
00:12:29.000It may be even better than one-to-one.
00:12:32.000John Spencer, who's an expert on urban warfare, like a person who actually has spent his entire life studying it.
00:12:37.000And yes, people actually spend their life studying this stuff and actually have an enormous amount of knowledge about this stuff.
00:12:42.000And those are the people that presumably you might get answers from.
00:12:45.000John Spencer points out in Newsweek that Israel has taken extraordinary efforts.
00:12:52.000Quote, I've never known an army to take such measures to attend to the enemy's civilian population, especially while simultaneously combating the enemy in the very same buildings.
00:13:00.000By my analysis, he says Israel has implemented more precautions to prevent civilian harm than any military in history, above and beyond what international law requires and more than the United States did in its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
00:13:12.000As he points out, Israel gave warning in some cases for weeks for civilians to evacuate major urban areas of northern Gaza before it launched its ground campaign back in fall of 2023.
00:13:22.000The IDF reported dropping over 7 million flyers, but it also deployed technologies never used anywhere in the world.
00:13:28.000Israel made over 70,000 direct phone calls, sent over 13 million text messages, left over 15 million pre-recorded voicemails to notify civilians they should leave combat areas where they should go and what route they should take.
00:13:39.000They deployed drones with speakers and dropped giant speakers by parachute.
00:13:42.000They began broadcasting for civilians to leave combat areas once they hit the ground.
00:13:46.000They announced and conducted daily pauses of all operations to allow any civilians left in combat areas to evacuate.
00:13:53.000As far as humanitarian aid, Israel shipped in literally tons of humanitarian aid into the very same area where the hostages were being held, where civilians were helping to hold the hostages.
00:14:02.000You may have noticed there's been no popular movement in the Gaza Strip to free the hostages.
00:14:18.000And yet Israel has been supplying humanitarian aid.
00:14:21.000throughout the war to that exact same population at the expense of its own hostages because Hamas routinely steals that aid and then uses it in order to prop itself up.
00:14:31.000And the media, of course, have been complicit in this lie.
00:14:34.000Zach Goldberg, an independent researcher formerly at the Manhattan Institute, points out a massive spike in the use of the word genocide with regard to Israel in reporting from every single outlet.
00:14:46.000He points out that actually Coverage linking Israel to so-called genocide now exceeds that of every actual or widely recognized genocide of the last 40 years, including Rwanda, Darfur, Bosnia, Myanmar, and the Yazidis.
00:15:00.000He points out, in the New York Times, the spike in 2023-2024 mentions of genocide along Israel is more than nine times larger than the peak for Rwanda in the mid-1990s and nearly six times the peak for more recent Darfur genocide.
00:16:55.000These are theories that are not rooted in evidence, but in a basic supposition that bad things that happen in the world must be the result of some sinister plot by some cleverly hidden group.
00:17:06.000The philosopher Karl Popper spelled out a pretty good definition for this in his book, The Open Society and Its Enemies.
00:17:12.000He says, quote, This view arises, of course, from the mistaken theory that whatever happens in society, especially happenings such as war, unemployment, poverty, shortages, which people as a rule dislike, That's the great conspiracy theory.
00:17:42.000And that great conspiracy theory has become insanely popular on both the left and the right.
00:17:49.000Well, in the left-wing great conspiracy theory, every group disparity is discrimination.
00:17:53.000If, for example, black Americans are disproportionately lower income than white Americans, this has to be because of some actual conspiracy, systemic racism, white privilege, or...
00:18:04.000Policy of discrimination without stating the actual policy.
00:18:06.000Now again, it is possible to find policies in a wide variety of places and times across the world that do in fact victimize particular groups.
00:18:17.000But if you cannot point to a policy or politician or institution that actually does the discriminating, you are now operating in the realm of conspiracy theory.
00:18:27.000And that's what the left does, both nationally and internationally.
00:18:31.000Crime rates are bad in the black community because all cops are bastards.
00:18:34.000White supremacy lies behind every corner.
00:18:37.000Racism is clearly the reason for disproportionate poverty.
00:18:41.000When you take that logic to the international stage, you end up with anti-Americanism because America is disproportionately successful and there are lots of other places that are not successful.
00:18:54.000In fact, support for Hamas is like the apex case of the left-wing theory, the great conspiracy theory.
00:19:00.000If the Palestinians, who collectively as a group, have made every single bad choice it is possible to make as a political body by embracing and supporting terrorism, rejecting peace agreement after peace agreement, channeling funding toward violence and hatred rather than economic development, educating their own kids that wiping Israel off the map ought to be a lifelong goal and all the rest.
00:19:20.000If they live in a failed state, both in Gaza and in Judea and Samaria, if no other country will take them, specifically because they are shot through, With enormous support for terrorism, then that's not their own fault.
00:19:33.000That must be the result of the more developed democracy on its borders, even if, by the way, that developed democracy is one-fifth Muslim.
00:19:39.000And if the Muslims in that developed democracy have the highest levels of political and civil freedom of any Muslims anywhere in the world, and, by the way, some of the highest incomes in the region.
00:19:47.000If Hamas spends billions of dollars to line its own pockets, live in five-star hotels in Qatar, build terror tunnels, if they fire rockets at Israel for nearly two decades, and then launch a genocidal attack on Jews.
00:19:59.000An actual genocidal attack, like by UN definition, designed to exterminate a part of a larger whole for which Hamas seeks mass murder, and complete with the taking of hundreds of hostages, again, dozens of whom are still, after a year and a half, being held in Gaza.
00:20:13.000Then, the left responds by excusing Hamas, because after all, the great conspiracy theory suggests they are poorer, supposedly browner, they of course ignore the 45% of Israelis whose parents and grandparents are from Arab countries and are in fact brown, and less successful.
00:20:28.000This is why there were left-wing protests in solidarity with Hamas before Israel even responded to October 7th, before the response, like on October 8th.
00:20:38.000The genocide charge from the left is a fig leaf.
00:20:41.000Israel's very existence is the problem to the radical left, just as the existence of America is a problem, because the successful are by nature the exploiters according to the left.
00:20:52.000There is a horseshoe theory of the right that shares many of the same basic conspiracy theories as the left.
00:20:57.000You can hear it on a wide variety of supposedly right-wing or heterodox podcasts these days.
00:21:02.000This theory, again, is there a group of victims, often lower-income whites or Christians, who are being victimized by a shadowy group of people.
00:21:10.000Now again, there are absolutely 100% policies that do victimize white people or Christians right here in America.
00:21:16.000We talk about them on the show a lot, actually.
00:21:19.000Say affirmative action on race or anti-Christian, anti-discrimination regulations.
00:21:25.000That are directed at the little sisters of the poor.
00:21:27.000These are actual policies, for example.
00:21:29.000Policies directed at Jack Phillips for baking, for not wanting to bake a transgender cake, for example.
00:21:35.000Those are all real things, like an actual conspiracy.
00:21:39.000If you can't point to a policy or politician or institution that is making that conspiracy happen, you are now in the realm of conspiracy theory.
00:21:48.000And what these conspiracy theorists often do is they target a shadowy group who they say are running the system.
00:21:53.000The shadowy group of people is often characterized as clannish or cosmopolitan or rootless, deracinating in some peculiar way.
00:22:01.000And the supposed policy that is somehow victimizing the conspiratorial rights victim class is either with regards to foreign policy or capitalism.
00:22:09.000So on the foreign policy front, you'll hear these folks claim that American foreign policy is being run by AIPAC, which is an absurd claim.
00:22:16.000AIPAC is one of the least effective organizations in America.
00:22:19.000or that capitalism is being run by a conspiratorial elite who just so often have these Jewish laws.
00:22:26.000So why is the conspiratorial right now embracing the genocide in Gaza lie and very often making common cause with Hamas propaganda?
00:22:35.000The problem for the conspiratorial right when it comes to Israel is that Israel factually happens to be the only state in the Middle East where Christians live safely and openly.
00:22:44.000Israel is also clearly responding to a Muslim genocidal terror assault.
00:23:08.000Then, the minute that Israel responded, they jumped into action.
00:23:11.000You see, the conspiratorial right needed a reason for why actually the same people who supposedly control American foreign policy and capitalism Are the actual bad guys in the Middle East, too?
00:23:22.000And that's why they're fond of chattering about genocide in Gaza, despite the fact that there is no genocide.
00:23:27.000If you can claim that Israel is a genocidal state, and the same people on the conspiratorial right who claim this also tend to claim that Israel is anti-Christian, a giant lie, and spend their days trying to dig up bad translations of the Talmud, then you can maintain your own great conspiracy theory, in which this shadowy group of rootless cosmopolitans is in control of all the bad things in your life.
00:23:47.000The genocide lie is just as valuable to the conspiratorial right as it is to the conspiratorial left.
00:24:52.000If you keep saying over and over again, for example, that Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler, it's not a giant shock when someone, actually multiple someones, tries to assassinate Donald Trump.
00:25:02.000If you keep saying all cops are bastards over and over and over again, it should not actually be a shock when someone tries to shoot cops.
00:25:08.000And if you keep claiming or implying that the Jews run the world and engage in genocide, it should not be a shock when someone murders people at a Jewish event in Washington, D.C. In other words, take some damned responsibility for the things you say and the positions you take.
00:25:53.000I get that a lot of people over the past couple of decades have improperly used the Overton window, the so-called acceptable range of useful discourse, to crush debate and dissent.
00:26:04.000Hell, I personally have been censored on a variety of platforms.
00:26:07.000By exactly that movement for saying basic things like men aren't women for years.
00:26:12.000It cost my company millions of dollars.
00:26:16.000I get the impulse that says we ought to pretend no one has any duty to be responsible in the language they use or the questions they ask or the arguments they make.
00:26:23.000But just because bad people abuse the word responsibility to suggest that true things were lies does not mean that lies don't exist and that responsibility does not exist.
00:26:41.000Propagating absolute lies about genocide in Gaza and then spewing that out into the world over and over raises the temperature.
00:26:48.000Vomiting N-word Heil Hitler into public discourse raises the temperature.
00:26:52.000As does treating with absolute credulity a variety of specious claims ranging from Hitler's well-intentioned oopsies in Europe to Israeli genocide to conspiratorial Jews and their Talmud running the banking system and Hollywood.
00:27:06.000Stop with the bull about just asking questions.
00:27:35.000Base those answers on evidence, facts, reality.
00:27:40.000They don't just ask questions or ignore actual answers in favor of a pseudo-ignorance masking itself as a sort of semi-retarded profundity.
00:27:49.000All I know is what we've been told is insufficient.
00:27:52.000Or pretend that answers given by people we trusted a moment ago are now insufficient because those people aren't giving us the answers we want.
00:27:59.000Dan Bongino must be lying about Jeffrey Epstein because they probably got to him.
00:28:08.000They say they want answers when they absolutely positively do not want answers.
00:28:15.000In fact, they want to prevent you from getting actual answers because the evidence and the facts and the real answers too often debunk their theories.
00:28:23.000Such people, left and right, do not want you to have answers.
00:28:26.000They want you to be satisfied with their leading questions, which all lead to one gigantic false conclusion.
00:28:33.000That in the world of conspiracy theories, you are a victim.
00:28:36.000And by the way, only they, the real askers, can guide you toward the light.
00:29:07.000Meanwhile, yesterday, President Trump met in the Oval Office with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
00:29:13.000Ramaphosa was looking for what he called a reset in relations with the United States.
00:29:18.000President Trump has pointed out repeatedly that South African land expropriation policy is a disaster area that is, in fact, racist and is going to have racist effects.
00:29:27.000And you want to talk about actual racist policy?
00:29:30.000The land expropriation policy in South Africa is designed to be racially discriminatory.
00:29:35.000The Expropriation Act of 2024 replaces the prior Land Act of 1975 in South Africa.
00:29:42.000And it says that land can now be seized for a public purpose and that compensation does not need to match fair market value, especially in cases of what is called public benefit.
00:30:02.000Well, the law itself defines public interest to include, quote, In other words, because of apartheid, the argument goes, a disproportionate amount of land in South Africa is owned by white people.
00:30:23.000This means that if South Africa decides that for purposes of fairness, In order to, quote, redress the results of past racially discriminatory laws or practices, that land should simply be seized from the white farmers who own it and then redistributed, that that's okay under the Expropriation Act of 2024.
00:30:40.000And we keep being told that, well, you know, the judiciary will protect it.
00:30:43.000The South African judiciary is going to protect it.
00:30:47.000And people who are attempting to draw distinctions between, for example, Zimbabwean land expropriation policy, which ended with the complete destruction of that country.
00:30:54.000And what's happening in South Africa are relying on some slim reads, shall we say.
00:30:59.000We'll get some more on this in just a moment.
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00:33:10.000ANC party has been linked to significant corruption.
00:33:14.000They themselves have accused others of genocide unfairly, including an ICC case in which they accused Israel of genocide, as we've discussed.
00:33:37.000There's nothing this parliament can do.
00:33:39.000With or without you, people are going to occupy land.
00:33:43.000We require no permission from you, from the president, from no one.
00:33:51.000So he's playing clips here of Julius Malema.
00:34:02.000We played clips of Malema on this show.
00:34:03.000We've covered pretty extensively what's going on in South Ernst Rhodes, who's the head of Afroforum, among other organizations in South Africa, we've covered it pretty significantly on the show for the past several weeks, and actually we covered it even going back a couple of years.
00:34:16.000Well, those clips, obviously, of Malema are very bad, and President Trump said, this is very bad.
00:34:22.000These are people that are officials, they're saying kill the white farmer and take their land.
00:34:26.000Here's President Trump making that claim yesterday.
00:34:29.000You're taking people's land away from them.
00:34:32.000And those people, in many cases, are being executed.
00:35:34.000Ramaphosa tried to claim that he had nothing to do with Julius Malema.
00:35:38.000He has, in fact, made overtures to Malema.
00:35:40.000Malema was a member of his party originally before he moved on to found a more radical left-wing group called the EFF.
00:35:45.000Malema, for his part, by the way, responded by suggesting that he was going to double down on this sort of stuff.
00:35:50.000So President Trump played a clip that we've played on the show of Malema jumping in front of, like, tens of thousands of people at a rally shouting, kill the boar, kill the farmer, shoot to kill, and other incendiary slogans.
00:36:00.000He put out on X the following statement.
00:36:02.000A group of older men meet in Washington to gossip about me.
00:36:05.000No significant amount of intelligence evidence has been produced about white genocide.
00:36:08.000We will not agree to compromise our political principles on land expropriation without compensation for political expediency.
00:36:16.000And then his party issued a statement in which it declared to kill the boar, kill the farmer.
00:36:26.000The EFF won about 10% of the vote in the most recent.
00:36:30.000Well, the media came out in defense of Ramaphosa and the government of South Africa suggesting this was a good day for white nationalists and that songs like Kill the Boer aren't actually literal.
00:36:53.000Here is CNN reporter Larry Madowow making those claims.
00:36:58.000This was a good day for white nationalists in South Africa.
00:37:04.000This is the white African lobby group that's considered a white nationalist group by the Southern Poverty Law Center because these were the talking points that President Trump has repeatedly said from the platform of the Oval Office.
00:37:18.000So they've gotten the best possible validation they could have imagined.
00:37:22.000This is a historical anti-apartheid song that many black South Africans grew up singing, and they saw it as not a literal call to kill the farmers, but as a song against white supremacy.
00:38:20.000We should not take planes from literally anyone as a foreign gift unless it is cleared by Congress.
00:38:26.000And we certainly shouldn't take planes from Qatar, which is an Iranian cutout, or South Africa, which is increasingly an Iranian Chinese cutout.
00:38:33.000Just a general policy consideration right there.
00:38:36.000It's one of the reasons why President Trump shouldn't do that is because it leaves him open to precisely that criticism from bad characters like Cyril Ramaphosa.
00:38:45.000The fact that President Trump was willing to raise these issues with Ramaphosa is a particularly good thing.
00:38:49.000That is definitely worthwhile, so good for President Trump along those lines.
00:38:53.000Meanwhile, in huge news for President Trump, the Trump tax bill has now been passed in the House.
00:38:58.000It passed by an extraordinarily narrow vote of 215.
00:39:05.000That's a major win, of course, for House Speaker Mike Johnson, who had to somehow maneuver this very complex piece of legislation through the process.
00:39:12.000Obviously, you had people on the right who were criticizing the bill for not cutting spending enough.
00:39:15.000People on the left who were criticizing the bill for not raising salt deductions enough.
00:39:20.000As the Wall Street Journal reports, the passage of the big, beautiful bill marked a major win for Trump and Johnson, who again found the formula.
00:39:27.000It steered a course between hardliners who wanted deeper spending cuts.
00:39:30.000And moderates who worried the bill would hurt their districts, hospitals, and clean energy projects.
00:39:34.000Thursday morning's vote was a significant step toward extending Trump's expiring 2017 tax cuts and cementing other conservative priorities while trimming spending on Medicaid and food aid.
00:39:42.000It again showed the president's power to unite fractious House Republicans whose narrow majority meant any handful of dissidents could have sunk the bill.
00:39:48.000Now again, one of the weird things about very narrow majorities is very often they're actually more durable than big majorities.
00:39:53.000Well, because you can tell who the outliers are.
00:39:56.000If you have 220 votes, as opposed to 240 votes, 240 votes, you might have a block of 30 people who all vote against the bill, and it goes down in flaming defeat.
00:40:04.000But who exactly do you blame for that?
00:40:32.000There were some late breaking updates on the bill.
00:40:35.000Those include an acceleration of the Medicaid work requirements to December 2026 from 2029, which makes the cuts effectuate faster because the Medicaid work requirement, again, the fact that this is controversial on any level is insane to me.
00:40:49.000Of course, if you are able-bodied, And just poor, you should have to work in order to receive Medicaid.
00:41:51.000There's nothing in the bill that cuts Medicare.
00:41:53.000Why is the CBO claiming that the bill is going to cut Medicare?
00:41:56.000Well, because the idea is that it adds so much to the national debt that it would force cuts in Medicare beginning in 2026.
00:42:03.000Because it would officially add, apparently, $2.3 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years, the Congressional Budget Office projects.
00:42:12.000That would force budget officials to mandate across-the-board spending cuts over that window that would hit Medicare, the legislation, Significantly, as to the national debt, when it exceeds $36.2 trillion, it triggers sequestration or compulsory budget reductions.
00:42:27.000In that scenario, Medicare cuts would be capped at 4% annually or $490 billion over 10 years.
00:42:36.000So, again, those reductions, by the way, are not a foregone conclusion.
00:42:39.000So when the CBO says Medicare will be cut, that's not a foregone conclusion.
00:42:42.000In all likelihood, by the way, it won't be.
00:42:44.000In all likelihood, it would just take out some more debt.
00:42:48.000The CBO to disregard the reconciliation package's debt impact, pass new legislation to reduce the deficit, or change federal budget scorekeeping rules.
00:42:55.000So again, this is a stretch by the CBO.
00:43:28.000It means that people have very little faith that in the future, 20, 30 years from now, they're going to be able to get back their money if they buy a bond from the U.S. government.
00:43:38.000A bond just means essentially you're loaning money to the U.S. government at a rate of interest for a period of time.
00:43:43.000And so if people don't want to buy bonds, that's because either they believe they're not going to get their money back, or they believe that it's going to be paid back in inflated dollars.
00:43:52.000And that was sort of the evidence from a bond auction that happened yesterday.
00:43:57.000According to the Wall Street Journal, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 817 points, or 1.9%, leading indices lower.
00:44:05.000Longer-term U.S. Treasury yields rose again, with the 10-year yield approaching 4.6%, and the 30-year surging above 5%.
00:44:12.000That was the highest in the 30-year bond since October of 2023.
00:44:16.000Yields extended their gains in the afternoon after a $16 billion auction of 20-year treasury bonds attracted soft demand from investors, selling at a higher yield than traders had anticipated.
00:44:25.000A higher yield just means a lower price.
00:44:27.000And the yield is the difference between the interest rate on the bond and the price that you're paying for the bond.
00:44:34.000So if the yield increases, that is a reflection of there not being a lot of desire for people to buy the bonds.
00:44:40.000And that's why the markets are freaking out because they're saying, okay, maybe at some point the debt is going to become a serious real issue.
00:44:49.000So again, the Wall Street Journal has a pretty good explanation as to why the yields are actually increasing.
00:44:55.000I mean, for example, people run to bonds when they're unsure about the economy.
00:44:58.000They run to stocks when they think the economy is going to go up.
00:45:00.000So as people worry less about recession, they're not running as much to bonds.
00:45:03.000But there is persistent inflation anxiety.
00:45:05.000You don't buy a bond if you believe that your gains in the bond are going to be inflated away.
00:45:10.000If I lend you $100, expecting to get back $105, but I know you have a money printing machine in your basement that's going to just print out counterfeit bills that are indistinguishable from the real ones, I'm not going to lend you the money.
00:45:21.000That's essentially why you have a problem.
00:45:23.000People believe that eventually the American government is going to inflate its way out of all of this.
00:45:29.000And again, there are also rising yields overseas because everybody is now doing debt-led growth at this point in time.
00:46:13.000And this is a point made by William Galston over at the Wall Street Journal today.
00:46:18.000He says, the Congressional Budget Office in March issued a report on America's long-term fiscal situation.
00:46:23.000If current laws remained generally unchanged, the 2017 tax cuts would expire at the end of this year, and discretionary spending would shrink as a share of GDP.
00:46:31.000Under that scenario, the annual budget deficit in 2035 And we would add more than $20 trillion to publicly held government debt between 2025 and 2035, raising debt as a share of GDP from about 100% to a record 118%.
00:46:48.000And he says, of the increase in federal spending as a share of GDP over the next decade.
00:47:08.000These demographic and political realities point to the same conclusion.
00:47:11.000Increased revenue will be needed to secure these programs for the long term.
00:47:15.000And so what is coming is probably a tax bomb somewhere along the line here.
00:47:19.000Either a tax bomb or an inflation bomb or austerity measures.
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00:49:54.000And meanwhile, in a bit of shock news, apparently Donald Trump Jr. is now hinting that he wants to run for president at some point in the future.
00:50:25.000Okay, again, that would be Omid Malik and Don Jr. sitting at the Qatar Economic Forum in a session that was originally titled Monetizing MAGA.
00:51:17.000We elected Donald Trump for a reason, but connection with President Trump's name does not mean that you should be President of the United States.
00:51:25.000President Trump ran against dynasties when he opposed Jeb Bush in 2016.
00:51:29.000This was literally one of his leading gambits, was attacking Jeb Bush for being part of a political dynasty.
00:51:36.000Why the American obsession with political dynasties?
00:51:39.000And that's not a critique of Donald Trump Jr. as a person or as a future politician.
00:51:42.000That's just a reality that dynasties in American politics are typically bad.
00:51:46.000Kennedy dynasties, Bush dynasties, none of this is good.
00:51:50.000And when you combine that with the fact that many of the organizations that Donald Trump Jr. is connected to are making an enormous amount of money during this period of time when his father is president, which raises awkward questions, certainly, about Trump administration policy.
00:52:03.000Ranging from Trump mean coin to World Liberty Financial to gigantic real estate deals in Qatar, none of this is an amazingly good look.
00:52:18.000This administration is doing too many important things to be bogged down with conversations about how members of the Trump family or the Whitcoff family or any of the other families surrounding the administration are making bank while President Trump is president.
00:52:37.000At the very least, it is not a useful thing.
00:52:41.000Meanwhile, President Trump seems to be coming to better conclusions with regard to Vladimir Putin and Ukraine, according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:52:48.000On a call Monday, President Trump told European leaders Russian President Vladimir Putin isn't ready to end the Ukraine war because he thinks he's winning, according to senior European officials familiar with the conversation.
00:53:06.000In a statement after an earlier version of this article from the Wall Street Journal, Caroline Leavitt disputed the account saying that President Trump says he believes Putin is winning the war, but he never said Putin isn't ready to end the war.
00:53:16.000Leavitt said that Trump said several times during the call that he believes Putin wants peace and wants the war to be over.
00:53:22.000One of the officials who was on the call said Trump began the discussion by saying, I think Vladimir does not want peace.
00:53:26.000Well, I certainly hope the Europeans are right and Caroline Leavitt is incorrect here because Putin does not want peace.
00:53:31.000I would like to see one single solitary piece of evidence that Vladimir Putin wants peace.
00:53:47.000And the reality is that Vladimir Putin obviously does not want peace, which is why he's avoiding direct negotiations and has been for months, while Vladimir Zelensky in Ukraine is literally doing every...
00:53:56.000President Trump says to Zelensky at this point, jump.
00:54:36.000America's enemies are waiting America out, which, by the way, not a bad strategy.
00:54:41.000Traditionally speaking, waiting America out in Afghanistan, in Iraq, anywhere, is a good strategy.
00:54:47.000The American people get bored and they get tired, and their presidents like pulling them out of places, even if it ends in ignominious defeat, as it did in, for example, Afghanistan.
00:54:55.000Speaking of ignominious defeat and ignominious people, The scandal surrounding Joe Biden continues.
00:55:16.000And Tapper was on MSNBC, where he told Joe Scarborough that actually Joe Biden was almost singularly focused on convincing Joe Scarborough that he was not senile.
00:55:26.000When David Ignatius wrote that column in, I think, August 2023, saying that Joe Biden should not run for re-election because of what he had been hearing, and he came on this show, and you guys had a robust conversation about this.
00:55:38.000You largely agreed that you had been hearing things about this, but that there was really no alternative, that Kamala Harris was not up to the job.
00:55:45.000That's what Democrats were telling you behind the scenes.
00:56:05.000Okay, well, I mean, that's pretty amazing.
00:56:09.000It's also amazing that Scarborough fell for it.
00:56:12.000Meaning, I mean, Biden didn't have the ability to string together two sentences.
00:56:18.000And no matter how strong the PR operation is, I'm not sure how you get that past somebody like a Scarborough.
00:56:25.000By the way, all these revelations from the book are pretty incredible.
00:56:28.000According to Axios, needing video of then-President Biden speaking sharply and fluidly in a freewheeling setting, his campaign staged a close to the press town hall with a friendly audience in April 2024.
00:57:08.000Like, that's the part that's astonishing.
00:57:09.000And I think the only plausible explanation for some people buying into the idea that Biden wasn't quite as senile as it seemed was, you would have to be insane to trot a senile man out.
00:57:21.000In the middle of a campaign to do a debate with his chief opponent who is a debate bulldog, like just rips people apart.
00:57:28.000Bulldog jaws on President Trump in debate.
00:58:09.000The problem was, I'm sure, his performance.
00:58:11.000The campaign regularly needed recorded remarks from Biden that could be played at events or used in fundraising pitches.
00:58:17.000But the candidate was often unable to tape even mundane remarks without botching the lines.
00:58:21.000When supportive groups requested a taped five-minute video address from Biden, the White House would respond by saying the video could be one or two minutes.
00:59:00.000Staff, apparently, according to the book, blamed Biden's inability to find words or stay on a train of thought, not his stutter for the issue, despite the fact that the media kept claiming that it was a stutter.
00:59:11.000Thompson and Tapper write, every shoot was anxiety-inducing for Biden's team.
00:59:16.000Meanwhile, Jill Biden continues to push back.
00:59:19.000The Biden spokespeople are not commenting on any of this.
00:59:35.000According to Politico, 24 hours after the Sunday announcement that President Biden has an aggressive form of prostate cancer, one of his staunchest supporters, Representative Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, said Monday he had yet to connect with him.
00:59:46.000Another Close Hill ally, Senator Chris Coons, had not spoken with Biden as of mid-afternoon on Tuesday.
00:59:52.000Biden's longtime friend, Bill Bob Brady, the former House member from Pennsylvania, who's known Biden for decades, said he still had not talked with Biden.
01:00:01.000Again, Biden is not hearing from anybody.
01:00:24.000Representative Veronica Escobar of Texas, who is a Biden reelect co-chair, says, quote, we are living through a historic, terrifying backsliding of our democracy.
01:00:31.000I'm so profoundly uninterested in talking about this issue.
01:00:34.000Yeah, I noticed you guys are profoundly uninterested in talking about the biggest presidential cover up in history.
01:00:40.000Like literally the only one that would even be remotely close.
01:00:43.000Would be the cover-up of Woodrow Wilson being completely feeble and feeble-minded by the end of his administration.
01:00:48.000And to be fair to the media, that happened in 1919, as over 100 years ago.
01:00:57.000Meanwhile, speaking of cover-ups, The Daily Wire is now reporting, according to a Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, that Biden administration officials knew as early as February 2021 that the vaccines for COVID-19 were associated with myocarditis.
01:01:14.000Myocarditis is the inflammation of the heart muscle itself.
01:01:17.000Pericarditis is inflammation of the thin sac that surrounds the heart.
01:01:21.000They waited to warn the public until June while they continued to push the backs.
01:01:26.000The report concluded that U.S. health officials knew about the risks of myocarditis, downplayed the health concern, and deliberately delayed informing the public about the risk.
01:01:38.000Senator Ron Johnson, who chairs that committee, He said, in being concerned about vaccine hesitancy, they violated the inviolable principle of informed consent.
01:01:49.000He says that Israeli officials were informing the United States as early as February 2021 about side effects they were noticing from the vax.
01:01:56.000In late February, there was a CDC official named Lori Markowitz, who co-led the Vaccine Safety Technical Work Group, who sent an email concerning draft minutes and summary report from a call.
01:02:07.000And apparently that call included an update about This is totally insane.
01:02:32.000And honestly, if you covered that up, that should be a prosecutable offense.
01:02:38.000Well-researched risks, and you don't inform the public about those legitimate, well-researched risks, that should be a prosecutable offense.
01:03:03.000And again, it's sort of fascinating on a prurient level.
01:03:05.000It's also fascinating because, once again, the gap in American perception between the illegal and the immoral has, I think, never been wider.
01:03:14.000In any case, according to the Washington Post, the government is working through its list of witnesses in the second week of testimony at the Sean Diddy Combs trafficking and racketeering trial in New York.
01:03:25.000Special Agent Gerard Gannon continued testifying on Wednesday, describing finding gun components, platform heels, and a ton of baby oil, apparently.
01:03:32.000When the Department of Homeland Security raided Combs' mansion in Miami last year, a forensic psychologist also testified that domestic abuse victims often love their partners, abuse drugs, and repress memories.
01:03:42.000Testimony that recalls Cassandra Ventura's account of her 11-year relationship with Combs.
01:03:47.000Thursday, apparently, we'll see more testimony from a former assistant to Combs who said that Ventura quit after he saw his boss abuse her.
01:03:56.000Prosecutors also hope to call five new witnesses that will include Kid Cuddy, Kudai, Kudai, I don't care.
01:04:42.000And meanwhile, speaking of Diddy, there are all these sort of, again, when we talk about conspiracy theories that are sort of being put out there, again, I think that you can plausibly ask a question about which there is no evidence.
01:04:57.000But when you do it over and over and over again, I start to get a little suspicious.
01:05:01.000So, podcaster Patrick Pet David, he went after the Diddy case, suggesting that Diddy has been working with intelligence agencies.
01:05:12.000Again, anything is possible, but anything is possible usually is not my standard for sort of airing a theory, because anything is indeed possible.
01:05:20.000I mean, if you have evidence of this, then you could show it, as opposed to just speculating.
01:05:26.000Maybe it's true, but like evidence, please.
01:05:31.000The story has it that Diddy's father was an FBI informant leaking a lot of information to the FBI.
01:05:36.000These types of behaviors, you're going to pick it up from somebody, some kind of bad influence, somebody that taught you how to be an informant.
01:05:43.000Nobody wakes up one morning and just becomes Diddy.
01:05:46.000There's a lot of things that taught you, could be trauma, could be bad habits, and you're like, look, if this works effectively on me, I'm going to use this exact system on other people.
01:06:09.000Again, I'm not defending Diddy from anything.
01:06:11.000I'm just wondering, at some point when we hear all of these theories, could we hear a shred of evidence that doesn't involve a distant relative?
01:06:18.000The reason this is irritating to me is because people should actually sort of demand And when people make outlandish claims or outsized claims, they have outsized evidence to back those outsized claims.
01:06:29.000And I've named several conspiracies on the show today that actually existed.
01:06:33.000The conspiracy to cover up Joe Biden's mental health problems.
01:06:37.000The apparent conspiracy now evidenced by Senator Ron Johnson at the highest levels of the Biden administration to not report to the public what they knew, for example, about myocarditis in patients who are using the Pfizer vaccine.
01:06:50.000But that's because I'm citing evidence to you of those things happening.
01:06:55.000I mean, again, you can play these theoretical games all day.
01:06:57.000I suppose if it floats your boat, that's fine.
01:06:59.000Where I start to get even more uptight is when you start impugning the honor of people that I know, like friends of mine, because you believe that your specious conspiracy theories are somehow more important than the people who actually see the evidence.
01:07:39.000And so when I hear this kind of junk where people suggest that government officials are being pressured by various agents to suppress information.
01:07:49.000Anything is possible, but anything is possible should not be your standard of reportage.
01:07:54.000Look what happened with all the guys that said, day one, I'm going to release all the Epstein files, all the this and all the that and all the this, and then they go in and it's like, you know, I saw this stuff.
01:08:38.000There's a few things you have to do now that you have this job.
01:08:40.000You're going to get a briefing from five people that are going to come in.
01:08:43.000They're going to tell you exactly what intel we have and why it's important for us to make sure the story stays aligned because we have enough inventory to hold 220 very powerful people in the world hostage.
01:08:54.000And if we don't and we can't blackmail them, then guess what?
01:08:58.000A lot of deals are not going to get done.
01:09:00.000And one of our assets that's another secret intelligence agency has also a lot of assets on this that That could expose their relationship and their history, and we can't do this right now, and you need to be aligned with that.
01:09:36.000And by the way, if Dan had come out and said Epstein did not kill himself, all these people would be like, yes, because Dan's a truth teller, because Dan is in fact a truth teller.
01:09:43.000But if your definition of a truth teller or a liar comes based on their confirmation of the theories that you are spinning out in your own head, I'm sorry, this is just, it's unintelligent and it is not useful.
01:09:55.000Speculation without any evidence whatsoever.
01:09:57.000I'll bet there was a conversation that took place between Dan Bongino and Jimmy Hoffa in the back room.
01:10:06.000Over at the FBI, in which Jimmy Hoffa, who they've been hiding in the back room for 30 years, came out and told Dan Bongino that he definitely needed to cover up the involvement of foreign intelligence agencies in the assassination of JFK.
01:10:19.000And Dan Bongino said, yes, sir, I could totally foresee a conversation like that happening.
01:10:22.000What evidence do you have that Dan Bongino is a liar?
01:10:24.000What evidence do you have that Dan is somehow lying to a public that he has spent years informing and talking to?
01:10:31.000That he's lying to his own audience, by the way.