Joe Biden went to a historically black church in South Carolina to speak about the evils of white supremacy and the magic of "diversity, equity, and inclusion." What was he doing there? Well, he was addressing the Charleston church where a white supremacist had murdered a bunch of Black parishioners. Why was he there? Well, because it's election time, and Joe Biden knows the only way he is going to win reelection is if he has heavy black turnout at the ballot box. That's been the secret sauce for Democratic electoral victory in recent elections. In 2000, just 53.5% of Black voters showed up to vote. In 2008, when Barack Obama was on the ballot, that number jumped to a record 60.8%. In 2016, it dropped back down to 55% and Hillary Clinton won the election. When Joe Biden won in 2020, the number rebounded to almost 59%. And Black voters in the 2020 election went for Joe Biden at a 92-8 clip. That means that if mail-in ballots drop in the upcoming election and turnout in person stays kind of the same, you would expect to see heavy Black turnout. In person, because unlike other voters who voted disproportionately by mail in 2020 and probably will not show up this time in the same way, that means that they were the subgroup of subgroup most likely to show up and vote in person. In 2024, fast forward 12 years and we are going to do it again. In any case, it's now 2024, and it's going to be a crazy wild ride. The dollar is losing its wild ride faster than the wild ride it's been riding faster than wages can help you create a well-thought-out balanced strategy faster than you can help create a balanced portfolio. So let me ask you, how are you protecting your savings? Consider diversifying your savings from diversifying with a balanced gold and balanced portfolio? - How are you diversifying? - How do you protect your savings and balanced gold? - What do you diversify? - I ll tell me what you're diversifying from gold and what are you saving from? - how much gold you can you're getting? - And what is it going to get? - Is it a balanced? - what kind of gold you're going to have in the future? - and how much of a better than gold you'll get in the long term? - when it's safe? - is it safe to own gold or not?
00:00:13.000What's going to happen in this next election?
00:00:15.000I am terrified about what could possibly happen because our leaders matter.
00:00:21.000Who we select, who speaks for us, who holds that bully pulpit.
00:00:26.000It affects us in ways that sometimes I think people take for granted.
00:00:31.000She's speaking for a lot of Democrats right now who are deeply worried that Joe Biden is going to lose the upcoming election to Donald Trump.
00:00:38.000And the latest polls show that Donald Trump is in fact leading Joe Biden in virtually every swing state.
00:00:50.000Well, speaking about the evils of white supremacy and the magic of diversity, equity, and inclusion, of course.
00:00:55.000And he was doing so at the church where the Charleston massacre took place, where a white supremacist murdered a bunch of black parishioners.
00:01:03.000Well, because it's election time, and Joe Biden knows the only way he is going to win reelection is if he has heavy black turnout at the ballot box.
00:01:11.000That's been the secret sauce for Democratic electoral victory in recent elections.
00:01:14.000In 2000, just 53.5% of black voters showed up to vote.
00:01:18.000In 2008, when Barack Obama was on the ballot, that number jumped to a record 60.8%.
00:01:22.000In 2012, it spiked to a new record, 62%.
00:01:26.000Then, because Barack Obama was not on the ballot in 2016, it dropped back down to 55.9% and Hillary Clinton lost the election.
00:01:34.000When Joe Biden won in 2020, that number rebounded to almost 59%.
00:01:39.000And Black voters in the 2020 election went for Joe Biden at a 92 to 8 clip.
00:01:44.000Voters of color overall, by the way, represented four in ten of Joe Biden's votes.
00:01:48.000The black vote for Joe Biden is going to be especially important because unlike other voters who voted disproportionately by mail in 2020 and probably will not show up this time in the same way, black voters were the subgroup most likely to show up and vote in person.
00:02:02.000That means that if mail-in ballots drop in the upcoming election and turnout In person stays kind of the same.
00:02:09.000You would expect to see heavy black turnout because many people showed up in person in the black community to vote this way.
00:02:14.000So it's back to the old playbook for Joe Biden, racial polarization.
00:02:18.000This has been the playbook for Democrats my entire lifetime, but it was exacerbated greatly by Barack Obama in 2012.
00:02:24.000And Joe Biden knows how to play that game because he was the vice president in 2012.
00:02:28.000Remember that time in 2012 that he said that Mitt Romney Yes, Mitt Romney, the most milquetoast Republican, perhaps of all time, was going to put black Americans in chains during the 2012 race.
00:02:55.000They're going to put y'all back in chains.
00:03:00.000Yes, Mitt Romney was going to re-slavery black people in the United States.
00:03:06.000Sure, Joe Biden made that contention in 2012, and it worked.
00:03:10.000So, in 2024, fast forward 12 years, and we're gonna do it again.
00:03:14.000Joe Biden, by the way, in 2012, not remotely the same as Joe Biden in 2024.
00:03:17.000Anybody who believes that that man is not in a state of mental and physical decline, watch the tapes of Joe Biden back-to-back from 2012 and watch the tapes now.
00:03:26.000He was never any great shakes oratorily.
00:03:29.000He was never any sort of magically brilliant human being, but at least he could speak words from his face hole with some level of fluidity.
00:03:38.000Joe Biden needs black votes, and it was time to head to a historically black church victimized by white violence and then proclaim that he's going to stand up against all the evil white Americans who might vote for Donald Trump.
00:03:50.000We'll get to more of this in just one second.
00:03:52.000As we've been talking about 2024, it's going to be totally crazy.
00:04:53.000He went to, again, Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina, not because Donald Trump had anything to do with the shooting at Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina.
00:07:34.000But the idea that that is like a chief threat to the United States right now, an ideology in which white people believe that they are supreme to other races in the United States, there is zero poll data to suggest that white supremacy is a serious underlying problem in the United States.
00:07:48.000Americans, generally speaking, do not think like that.
00:07:51.000But this constant harping on race, Which is what Barack Obama began in 2012.
00:07:55.000Remember, in 2008, he ran as a racial uniter, not a racial divider.
00:07:58.000In 2012, he ran as somewhat of a racial divider.
00:08:02.000His entire plan in the 2012 election was racial polarization so as to drive minority turnout against, again, Mitt Romney, the most generic Republican it is possible to generic.
00:08:16.000Now, the myth that Democrats have to tell themselves is that by suggesting that white supremacy is a continuing vast problem in the United States, they're somehow making the United States a better place.
00:08:27.000And that's what Joe Biden suggested yesterday.
00:08:29.000He was talking about the bringing down of the Confederate flag, which happened in the aftermath.
00:08:32.000of that shooting at Emanuel AME. You'll recall that the shooter in that particular case,
00:08:37.000there are pictures of him with the Confederate flag. This turned into a nationwide debate
00:08:41.000over the Confederate flag and whether it should be allowed to be flown in any state monuments
00:08:46.000or appear in any state monuments whatsoever. I thought they were frankly pretty good arguments
00:08:50.000on both sides of the aisle on that particular disagreement.
00:08:54.000There are a lot of people who believe the Confederate flag in the South was more of a cultural thing that no longer called to the original purposes of the Confederacy.
00:09:01.000Obviously, black Americans looked at the Confederate flag and said, well, guys, that was the Confederacy.
00:09:05.000Yeah, I thought there were good arguments on both sides, but the notion that American race relations got better as a result of that particular debate has been belied by, you know, all of American history since then.
00:09:31.000You showed what America can overcome, what we can be when we want to be something.
00:09:38.000Now, if he wants to give credit for that to somebody, the person he should credit, of course, is one of the Republicans on the other side of the aisle, the governor of South Carolina at the time, Nikki Haley.
00:09:47.000So if you see this as a good thing, then Nikki Haley is the person who actually took the Confederate flag off of monuments at the state capitol.
00:09:54.000With all that said, again, the idea that all of this helped bring down the temperature on race relations in the United States is obviously untrue.
00:10:01.000When Joe Biden says that this helped the nation heal, Let me just read you the poll statistics.
00:10:06.000Again, this is one of the most shocking poll statistics in modern American history, these poll statistics.
00:10:11.000It says, quote, would you say relations between white and black people are very good, somewhat good, somewhat bad, or very bad?
00:10:19.000And here are the stats for very or somewhat good, right?
00:11:03.000In 2014, the Black Lives Matter movement launched, and it made the claim that America was a deeply racist place filled with white supremacy.
00:11:09.000It was, again, an overhang of the Obama-Biden 2012 campaign extended forward in time through 2013 and 2014, and so when the Ferguson riots broke out and Barack Obama decided to take the side of the rioters, effectively speaking, when that happened, when the Black Lives Matter movement started to make the false claim that America was racist in all of its iterations, race relations absolutely plummeted in the United States.
00:11:32.000In 2013, 72% of white Americans said race relations were good, and so did 66% of black Americans.
00:11:38.000By 2015, 45% of white Americans said race relations were good.
00:12:29.000And the answer is, the more you talk about the polarization between races, the more you pretend that that is the source of American conflict, the worse things get.
00:12:37.000And our political leadership class, particularly on the left, has a heavy stock in doing particularly this.
00:12:43.000And so Joe Biden, because he needs black votes, he's going to try to transmute the white supremacy shooting that happened in Charleston into a debate about January 6th.
00:12:53.000Now, again, I think that's a really awkward fit.
00:12:55.000There are very few people, black or white, who believe that Donald Trump is a vicious anti-black racist.
00:13:01.000Again, one of Donald Trump's signal accomplishments, one I disagreed with, was criminal justice reform, which was pushed forward by Trump and Van Jones, who's a black advocate, obviously.
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00:14:19.000So here he was, trying to link up the lost cause of the Civil War.
00:14:23.000Okay, that is the myth that was created by Southerners in the aftermath of the Civil War.
00:14:27.000That there was something magnificent going on with the Confederacy and that that cause had been lost in the aftermath and that the South was ruined and all of this by the loss of the Civil War.
00:14:36.000He's trying to link that up with January 6th.
00:14:39.000I mean, this is some pretty astonishing stuff.
00:14:43.000So let me be clear, for those who don't seem to know, Slavery was the cause of the Civil War.
00:15:25.000Trying to link up the lost cause narrative about the Civil War with Donald Trump claiming that he won the 2020 election, that's such an insane stretch.
00:15:37.000And it's so obvious again, what he is doing.
00:16:38.000Biden concluded this speech by suggesting, once again, that January 6th, it's all about January 6th for Biden.
00:16:44.000It's just gonna be January 6th from now until the end of time for Joe Biden.
00:16:48.000He is now connecting that to opposition to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
00:16:52.000DEI is an outgrowth of postmodernist theory.
00:16:55.000To give you a very brief one-minute synopsis of what DEI is and its history, postmodernism is a philosophy that says there is no such thing as truth, there is just power.
00:17:05.000Promoted by Michel Foucault, among others, the basic idea is that anything you believe is not actually a belief in a truth or in a system.
00:17:13.000What you actually believe is a reflection of your own desire for power.
00:17:17.000And that means that all the systems in America are not about whether they work or whether they don't, whether they're fair or whether they're not.
00:17:21.000They're just about the people who succeed under that system creating power structures to benefit themselves.
00:17:28.000That was first transmuted by Marxists into claims about rich Americans who were structuring the system for their own benefit, and then when that didn't work, it was transmuted into racial claims.
00:17:35.000Those racial claims became critical race theory, the basic idea being that all the structures of American society are inherently racist, perpetrated by white supremacists in order to reinforce that supremacy.
00:17:47.000And that transmuted into diversity, equity, and inclusion, the basic idea of which Is that, again, all of the systems of America are fundamentally broken, and the way you can tell this is because there's unequal outcome by group.
00:17:57.000And that can only be rectified by unequal treatment of groups.
00:18:00.000That's what diversity, equity, and inclusion is.
00:18:17.000He's going to link together, in this statement, January 6th, An attempt to destroy DEI and a zero-sum view of America.
00:18:26.000Which is amazing, by the way, because DEI is inherently a zero-sum view of America.
00:18:31.000When you say DEI is the situation that we should promote, what you are saying is that basically there should be racial quotas.
00:18:36.000Racial quotas are, by their very nature, zero-sum.
00:18:39.000If there is one slot, and it has to go to either the most meritorious candidate or the most diverse candidate, and they're not the same person in this particular scenario, if that happens, one person gets the slot.
00:18:49.000That is, by definition, a zero-sum game.
00:18:51.000A meritocracy is not a zero-sum game because there are positive externalities to the meritocracy.
00:18:56.000In other words, people who are best at the job get the job, and that helps everybody.
00:18:59.000When it comes to diversity, equity, inclusion, there are no positive externalities.
00:19:04.000There are only people who win and people who lose.
00:19:07.000But that's the opposite of what Joe Biden is preaching because he's fibbing.
00:19:11.000The lies that led to January 6th are part of a broader attack on the truth of America today that we all have seen before.
00:19:19.000The same movement that threw out the mob The United States Capitol isn't just trying to rewrite history, January 6th.
00:19:27.000They're trying to determine to erase history and your future.
00:20:17.000When it comes to economics, if somebody succeeded, it's because they must have done something wrong.
00:20:21.000And so we have to punish them for their success and tear them down.
00:20:25.000Because obviously the 1% are cruel and evil, as Bernie Sanders says.
00:20:28.000If you succeed, it must be that I failed.
00:20:30.000As opposed to, if the person next door to me is rich, and I'm also a little bit richer because he's good at his job and sold me a good product or service, we all benefited.
00:20:37.000That is precisely the opposite of the zero-sum economics in which Democrats constantly engage.
00:20:42.000We'll get to more on this in just one second.
00:21:49.000When you suggest that the meritocracy is deeply flawed and is in fact a reinforcement Gerder for power.
00:21:57.000What you are trying to do is hold down the meritorious.
00:22:00.000This Harrison Burge run by Kurt Vonnegut.
00:22:02.000You are taking the most meritorious and you are saddling them with burdens in order to quote-unquote make things more equal.
00:22:08.000The most famous quote along these lines that that springs to mind here is Barack Obama being asked in 2008 if increasing the capital gains tax actually lowered economic growth would he still do it and he said yes for purposes of fairness.
00:22:20.000Because dragging people back down to the median is more important than everybody rising, even if that rate of increase is unequal.
00:22:29.000And this is, in a nutshell, Joe Biden's campaign.
00:22:32.000This is why he's not going to be able to let go of DEI.
00:22:34.000Joe Biden is now running directly into a problem.
00:22:36.000The problem that he has is that the way that he could win is theoretically to go Clintonian third way.
00:22:42.000He could go Clintonian third way and he could win.
00:22:44.000Again, if you go back to elections that Democrats have won in the past, What you'll see is that there are many elections the Democrats have won where black voters did not show up in the kinds of numbers they showed up for, for Barack Obama.
00:23:00.000For example, in 1992, the black turnout rate was 54%.
00:23:39.000Now, the costs of DEI are very clear to the United States.
00:23:42.000You're starting to see it at corporations, by the way, who are all letting go of this ESG nonsense.
00:23:45.000That's environmental social government nonsense that is designed to essentially subsume the profitability of corporations in favor of left-wing ideology.
00:23:56.000And corporations are letting go of that because it's a complete waste of money, and it undermines morale, and it undermines the ability of the company to do business.
00:24:02.000But the costs of DEI are insanely high.
00:24:32.000And precisely the opposite, because again, DEI ideology, which is rooted in the idea that the only reason certain groups succeed in America and certain groups fail is because of inequity and evil.
00:24:43.000That ideology has promoted radicalism.
00:24:47.000You can see that, by the way, there's an amazing clip that's now making the rounds from Google's DEI leader, a person named Adriel Parker, explaining why DEI is good.
00:24:55.000Because the opposite would be to teach people to be colorblind, which apparently is bad.
00:24:59.000To keep telling people that over and over is so frustrating.
00:25:04.000And I was just on TikTok and there's a trend where parents are teaching their kids not to see color, quote unquote.
00:25:10.000And I'm like, okay, so the next round of people that are going to be joining our workforce, this next generation, are going to be dealing with the same issues that we're dealing with now.
00:25:18.000Because to say you don't see color, you don't see me.
00:25:20.000You don't care to acknowledge the struggles that people like me face.
00:25:27.000That if you teach your kids to be colorblind, that's somehow terrible because then you're not seeing the struggles other people face.
00:25:32.000Well, it depends on whether that person's actually... This is the person who is leading DEI at Google.
00:25:38.000What is the additional struggle this person is experiencing?
00:25:40.000Did Cloudian Gay experience additional struggles or additional benefits thanks to her race?
00:25:46.000Instead of looking at people as individuals, they look at them as members of groups and then they suggest that this is how we ought to judge people.
00:25:58.000Well, because DEI is a conspiracy theory about power.
00:26:01.000It suggests that the most powerful and the most successful people must have gotten there through exploitation and evil.
00:26:07.000And then people on the left look and they see the Jews are disproportionately successful in the United States.
00:26:11.000And they look at Israel versus the Palestinians, and they see that Israel is a disproportionately successful state, a wildly successful state in a deeply unsuccessful part of the world.
00:26:20.000And they say, well, somebody must have been victimized in order for that to happen.
00:26:24.000That's the zero-sum view of the world.
00:26:27.000He can't let go that zero-sum view of the world because that's how he feels he's going to win election, which is why yesterday at Emanuel AME, in the middle of the speech, a bunch of protesters got up and they started chanting about Gaza.
00:26:37.000Now, this might be a good opportunity for Joe Biden to have what used to be called a Sister Soulja moment.
00:26:43.000So, very famously, Bill Clinton, when he was running for president in 1992, he made a statement in which he went off on Sister Soulja.
00:26:57.000Because in the middle of that campaign, she did an interview.
00:27:00.000Sister Soulja was a hip-hop MC and political activist and all this.
00:27:04.000And she made a comment in an interview with the Washington Post.
00:27:08.000She was asked a question, quote, even the people themselves who are perpetrating the violence in the LA riots, did they think that was wise?
00:27:15.000I mean, if black people kill black people every day, why not have a week and kill white people?
00:27:19.000White people, this government and that mayor were well aware of the fact that black people were dying every day in LA under gang violence.
00:27:24.000So if you're a gang member and you would normally be killing somebody, why not kill a white person?
00:27:27.000Do you think somebody thinks that white people are better, are above and beyond dying when they would kill their own kind?
00:27:32.000So Clinton, speaking, by the way, at the Rainbow Coalition, Jesse Jackson's organization in 1992, running for president, responded to that quotation and to something that Soulja had said in a music video, where she said, quote, if there are any good white people, I haven't met them.
00:27:46.000And Clinton said, if you took the words white and black and you reverse them, you might think David Duke was giving that speech.
00:27:52.000Right now, that probably won Bill Clinton, not just the nomination, but the presidency.
00:27:57.000That was very widely reported at the time.
00:28:01.000The sort of sister-soldier moment became a buzzword in American politics of speaking truth to people in your own party who are too radical.
00:28:10.000So Joe Biden has a bunch of protesters who get up and they start chanting in favor of Hamas, right?
00:28:15.000They say they want a ceasefire in Gaza.
00:28:16.000They want a ceasefire in Gaza, by the way, as Hamas continues to kill Israeli soldiers and hold females hostage.
00:28:23.000Worth mentioning here, by the way, that the International Red Cross apparently refuses to spend any time trying to visit the female hostages who are being held in the worst possible conditions.
00:28:32.000And again, Israeli soldiers who are trying to free those hostages and kill members of Hamas are dying every day.
00:28:36.000Does Joe Biden say to these radicals, guys, you know what you're talking about?
00:28:40.000Hamas is an evil group that must be extirpated.
00:29:01.000He concedes to them because he has to concede to his radical left-wing base because he thinks that radical left-wing base is going to need to turn out in vast numbers to win him re-election.
00:31:27.000The guy who's trying to push people out of the way so he can go where he wants to go is not wrong, he is correct.
00:31:32.000The way that law works in the United States is if it is not enforced, other people will take it into their own hands who try to enforce it.
00:31:50.000Throw these people in jail and all of this stops tomorrow.
00:31:52.000They don't want to spend any time in jail because they're weaklings.
00:31:55.000They're perfectly happy to do this because they know there are no consequences.
00:31:59.000The difference between civil rights protesters and these jackasses is civil rights protesters, number one, were protesting for something good, and number two, were willing to go to jail for that belief.
00:32:06.000These people are protesting for something evil and are not willing to go to jail for that belief.
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00:34:25.000Jamil Madbak, an organizer with the Palestinian Youth Movement, said our aim today was to clog the arteries of New York City to draw attention to the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people and the people of Gaza.
00:34:35.000American bombs and American-made internationally prohibited chemical weapons are being dropped on Arabs again, financed by American taxpayer dollars, etc., etc.
00:34:43.000The protesters were calling for a permanent ceasefire, an end of the U.S.
00:34:46.000government's arming of Israel, an end to the seize of Gaza, an end to Zionist occupation.
00:34:50.000They believe, by the way, that Zionist occupation means Tel Aviv.
00:34:53.000And the release of all Palestinian political prisoners, which means the release of terrorists.
00:34:57.000And the Democratic Party can't just say no.
00:35:00.000And one of the reasons the Democratic Party cannot say no is by polling data, the Democratic Party coalition includes a lot of people who sympathize with Hamas.
00:35:09.000It is also one of the reasons why things that would absolutely be national stories if the ethnicities were different are not national stories.
00:35:17.000So, Apparently, on Thursday night, there was a girls basketball game between a school called the Leffel School, a private Jewish school in Hartsdale, and a school called Roosevelt High School, a public school in Yonkers.
00:35:30.000They played a non-league girls basketball game.
00:35:33.000In the middle of the game, which turned physically violent, a Roosevelt player told a visiting Jewish opponent, I support Hamas, you effing Jew.
00:35:41.000That's according to the New York Post.
00:35:43.000The Jewish school head coach held a discussion with the players.
00:35:45.000They decided to end the game after the third quarter, So why wasn't this a national story?
00:35:49.000Leffel senior player Robin Bosworth wrote an op-ed saying the right from the beginning of the game
00:35:53.000there were substantially more jabs and comments thrown at the players on our team than what I've
00:35:56.000experienced in a long time apparently the Roosevelt players were shouting free Palestine along with
00:36:00.000anti-semitic slurs. She said I've played a sport every athletic season throughout my high school
00:36:05.000career I've never experienced this kind of hatred directed at one of my teams before instead of
00:36:08.000responding to hatred more of the same we chose to separate ourselves from the situation. So why
00:36:13.000wasn't this a national story if this had been in a black team being insulted by white people
00:36:17.000using the n-word then that would be a national news story for like a week.
00:36:52.00026% of hiring managers say they are less likely to move forward with Jewish applicants because, quote, Jews have too much power and control.
00:37:00.000And 26% make assumptions about whether a candidate is Jewish based on appearance.
00:37:03.00023% say they want fewer Jews in their industry.
00:37:12.000DEI also suggests, of course, that America's systems, all of them, including our immigration system, are deeply racist.
00:37:18.000And the only way to rectify that is, as AOC says, to legalize everyone who wants to cross the border.
00:37:23.000Everything is seen, by the way, by Democrats in terms of this sort of racial conflict.
00:37:27.000This is why Mayor Brandon Johnson, the male Lori Lightfoot of Chicago, he says when Greg Abbott is sending illegal immigrants to major Democratic cities, he's doing so because he's targeting black people.
00:37:38.000Every game is played the same way in the Democratic Party circles.
00:38:29.000Understand, there are a bunch of factors at the border.
00:38:31.000The biggest factor, of course, is that the United States has changed its laws so that if you apply for asylum, which means literally you arrive on the border and you say, I fear to go back to my home country, we will process you and we will let you into the interior of the United States.
00:38:43.000Alejandro Mayorkas told Border Patrol agents that quote, above 85% of all illegal immigrants arriving on the border are released into the United States.
00:38:51.000Now for a long time, Title 42 allowed people to be turned back from the border.
00:38:55.000They just said, we're not taking you in.
00:38:56.000Go back to the Mexican side of the border.
00:38:59.000But that is no longer happening because Title 42 was ended by the Biden administration.
00:39:04.000And so now, above 85% of people showing up on the border are just released into the United States.
00:39:13.000Majorca said last week on Special Report well more than a million migrants were released into the United States annually and argued repeatedly it's up to Congress to provide more funding.
00:39:20.000So if it's more than a million released into the United States annually, then that 2.3 million statistic that the DHS released the other day is a lie.
00:39:29.000It means that over the course of this administration, according to Mayorkas himself, at least 3 million people have been released into the United States.
00:39:35.000Border Patrol agents have told me there are at least a million known gotaways, which means there are probably another 700,000 to 800,000 unknown gotaways, if their percentages are correct.
00:39:44.000So you're talking about, under Joe Biden, a minimum, about 5 million people have entered the country illegally.
00:39:50.000You know this benefits, by the way, the drug cartels.
00:39:52.000The drug cartels are making absolute bank on this sort of stuff.
00:39:57.000According to the House Committee on Homeland Security.
00:40:03.000In 2021, cartels made $13 billion just from human trafficking and smuggling.
00:40:10.000Because everybody who is crossing the border is paying the coyotes $6,000, $8,000, up to $25,000 for being smuggled across the border.
00:40:20.000And by the way, the drug cartels are using those vast number of illegal migrants in order to distract Border Patrol from policing the other parts of the borders.
00:40:27.000What they do is they drop off a huge contingent of illegal immigrants at some Border Patrol way station.
00:40:33.000And then because of Joe Biden, all these people have to be bused to a detention center as soon as humanly possible and then processed and let into the interior of the United States as soon as humanly possible.
00:40:41.000Up to 90% of all Border Patrol agents are now staffed on busing and administrative duties.
00:40:48.000And meanwhile, the entire border is left completely unmanned, which means that people are rushing across the border, the ones who don't want to get caught.
00:40:55.000The vast majority of people walking into the country actually want to get caught.
00:40:58.000They are walking across and they are waving at the border patrol agents and saying, hey, pick me up, come take me.
00:41:04.000But the ones who don't want to get caught are able to evade arrest because there are no border patrol agents anywhere along large swaths of the American-Mexico border.
00:41:53.000That would calculate out to almost 24.4 billion dollars worth of fentanyl that was caught at the border.
00:42:00.000And way more is getting through than is getting caught.
00:42:02.000Because the stuff that's getting caught at the border are morons who are largely trying to bring it through ports of entry or people who are getting caught, which is a minority of the people who are now entering the country illegally.
00:42:13.000But apparently it's racist to mention any of this.
00:42:15.000Apparently it's bigoted to mention any of this.
00:42:17.000There is no reason to leave the border open the way the border has been left open.
00:42:21.000And Mexico is holding Joe Biden over the barrel.
00:42:25.000Apparently, according to Fox News, Mexico's president is now demanding $20 billion, basically in cash, plus work permits for 10 million people from south of the border in exchange for immigration help.
00:42:38.000Also, Mexico says the United States has to end its blockade on Cuba and cut Venezuela sanctions.
00:42:43.000Because López Obrador, who's the leader of the Mexican government, is in fact a pinko socialist.
00:42:48.000And so he's allied with the entire pink wave that has happened from Venezuela to Cuba to Mexico.
00:42:54.000And so he basically wants the United States to surrender to him.
00:42:57.000The only reason the most powerful country on earth would surrender to this is because there is an internal belief inside the United States that you have to surrender on illegal immigration because it is unjust that people can't just enter via the southern border willy-nilly.
00:43:13.000So Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas Listen, I don't know Mayorkas' personal role in this versus Joe Biden's.
00:43:21.000All I do know is that Joe Biden and Alejandro Mayorkas have made it easier to cross the southern border than any time in modern American history.
00:43:31.000You literally walk up to the border and you wave your hand and you say, I don't want to go back to my home country because I fear to go back to my home country.
00:43:37.000And they just release you into the interior with a little post-it note that says, come back later.
00:43:42.000But Mayorkas is going to pretend everything is normal.
00:43:43.000So here he was yesterday saying, don't worry, the migration challenge isn't unique to the United States.
00:43:48.000In fact, it's even unique to the United States over the course of the last five years, because this was not happening in 2020.
00:43:54.000The high number of migrants we have encountered at our southern border is a challenge that is not unique to the United States.
00:44:03.000Countries throughout our hemisphere, in fact, throughout the world, are experiencing an unprecedented number of displaced people fleeing poverty, authoritarian regimes, homes destroyed by extreme weather events, corruption, and violence.
00:44:22.000Corruption and violence and extreme weather events, I mean, you mean the things that have driven migration for all of human history?
00:44:27.000Migration levels as a percentage of the population, in general, globally, are actually kind of similar to what they've been in the past.
00:44:33.000There's a whole new book out from Harvard University Press all about this.
00:44:45.000Again, in reality, It is highly likely that at least 5 million illegal immigrants have crossed America's southern border and disappeared into the interior of the United States during Joe Biden's tenure.
00:44:56.000Meanwhile, Mayorkas again, he keeps lying, says we're doing everything we can to reduce what he calls now irregular migration.
00:45:23.000We are doing everything we can, within a broken system, to incentivize non-citizens to use lawful pathways, to impose consequences on those who do not, and to reduce irregular migration.
00:45:57.000He says, when we say they're released, they're not really released.
00:46:00.000They are quote unquote, released into immigration proceedings.
00:46:04.000I'll explain what he means by this in a moment.
00:46:06.000It is very important to understand that when an individual is released,
00:46:11.000they are released into immigration enforcement proceedings,
00:46:15.000where they can make a claim under the laws that Congress has passed.
00:46:20.000I'm Okay, let me explain what that means on a practical level.
00:46:24.000What that means, when he says released in demigration proceedings, you're imagining they're kept in a detention facility until their claim can be heard by a judge, at which point very few of them are going to have an actual asylum claim and most of them get expelled.
00:46:35.000The way this actually works under current Biden protocols is you arrive at the border, You wave your hand like I said, border patrol agent picks you up, takes you to a detention facility.
00:46:44.000They process you at the detention facility.
00:46:47.000And then, you are given a comeback later date, within 72 hours, and then you are driven to, say, the Tucson airport, where you are flown to wherever you wish to go.
00:46:57.000That is what he means by immigration proceedings.
00:47:00.000I mean, that's like when people in New York get arrested for going on a bridge and then they're released with a show up in court later date.
00:47:21.000Because ICE has not been tasked by the Biden administration with following up with any of these people.
00:47:26.000The Biden administration is not sending ICE to go round up all of the people who were released when they missed their sell-by date, their court date.
00:47:33.000The Biden administration has said, unless you have a criminal record, we are not going to do that.
00:47:37.000Unless you commit an act of criminality, we're not going to do that.
00:47:40.000Which is, by the way, why the number of deportations from the interior of the United States has radically dropped under Joe Biden.
00:47:55.000Again, because DEI is just code for America's systems are white supremacist and therefore America has to fix all of its systems by bending over backward anytime there is somebody who's not white involved in a proceeding.
00:48:08.000That would be the basic idea right here.
00:48:11.000Meanwhile, on the Trump side of the aisle, an insane story.
00:48:16.000If you thought our public officials can't get any more corrupt and ridiculous, wrong you are.
00:48:19.000According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, District Attorney Fannie Willis, you remember her, she's the one who filed a RICO case against Donald Trump for election interference down in Georgia.
00:48:30.000She improperly hired an alleged romantic partner to prosecute Donald Trump.
00:48:34.000So she was banging some dude and he became the prosecutor against Donald Trump and then financially benefited from their relationship, according to a court motion filed Monday, arguing the criminal charges in the case were unconstitutional.
00:48:45.000The bombshell public filing alleged special prosecutor Nathan Wade, a private attorney, paid for lavish vacations he took with Willis Using the Fulton County funds his law firm received.
00:48:54.000County records show that Wade, who has played a prominent role in the election interference case, has been paid nearly $654,000 in legal fees since January 2022 and the DA authorized his compensation.
00:49:07.000So the way this works is that Fannie Willis hired the dude she was nailing to help prosecute Trump and then paid him like $655,000 of public money and then took vacations with him.
00:49:17.000According to this motion filed on behalf of Michael Roman, a former Trump campaign official, a Willis spokesperson said that they will respond through appropriate court filings, but did not respond to a request for comment, which means, you know, that's true.
00:49:33.000The document offers no concrete proof of the romantic ties between Willis and Wade, but says sources close to both the special prosecutor and the DA have confirmed they had an ongoing personal relationship.
00:49:44.000Roman's lawyer said she reviewed the case file in Wade's ongoing divorce proceedings at the Superior Court Clerk's office and made copies of certain documents.
00:49:50.000The case file was later improperly sealed because no court hearing was required as held by law according to the motion.
00:49:56.000So apparently this all came from a divorce case.
00:50:00.000According to Stephen Gillard, Professor Emeritus at the New York University Law School, he said a closer look at Willis' decision-making is needed before it can be determined whether the indictment should be dismissed.
00:50:09.000He said if the allegations are true, Willis was conflicted in the investigation and the prosecution of the case and was not able to bring the sort of independent professional judgment her position required.
00:50:18.000He said that doesn't mean her decisions were improperly motivated, but it does mean the public and state could not have the confidence in the independent judgment her position required her to exercise.
00:50:25.000In other words, perhaps the reason she filed these charges against Donald Trump was not just for personal political gain, but because she wanted to go on vacations with the dude that she was paying to prosecute Trump.
00:50:36.000The filing alleges that Willis and Wade have been involved in a romantic relationship that began before Wade was appointed Special Prosecutor.
00:50:42.000It said they traveled to Napa Valley and Florida, cruised the Caribbean, using tickets Wade purchased from Norwegian and Royal Caribbean cruise lines.
00:50:48.000Although the filing did not include documentation of those purchases, the motion said the checks sent to Wade from Fulton County and his subsequent purchase of vacations for Willis could amount to honest services fraud, which is a federal crime in which a vendor gives kickbacks to an employer.
00:51:01.000It could also be prosecuted under Wade Fort Federal Racketeering Statute.
00:51:11.000Just genius-level stuff happening at every level of American government.
00:51:14.000Alrighty, coming up, we're going to get into the continuing controversy over why exactly the Secretary of Defense still has a job after he went completely missing for days on end.
00:51:22.000Plus, we'll be joined online by Yael Ekstein, President and CEO of International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
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