00:00:41.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:07.000Draw a line in the sand and stop putting up with this garbage.
00:02:11.000Which, by the way, was the rule back when we actually used to win wars and not shoot balloons out of the sky with hypersonic heat-seeking missiles and miss one of them.
00:02:19.000Okay, so GLAD sends this letter to the New York Times and says to the New York Times, hey, stop the right-wing coverage of the trans issue.
00:02:29.000Literally, GLAAD tells the New York Times, where is this quote?
00:02:34.000We have had enough, said GLAD president CEO Sarah Kate Ellis.
00:02:39.000Quote, the New York Times inaccurate biased coverage has been cited in legal documents used to justify discrimination and targeting of trans people.
00:02:47.000And it should give every reader and every leader of the New York Times pause.
00:02:51.000So let me just make a side point here that I actually think is really important, which is one of the strange tricks of deceit that the American left has been able to pull off on us is what the heck do gay people have to do with trans people or people that think they are a different sex.
00:03:13.000Why that has been kind of married together into this sort of partnership, it's never fit to me.
00:03:39.000It's because intersectionality, where they're trying to build a coalition between disparate, marginalized groups and put them together.
00:03:45.000That I understand the utilitarian argument for it, for how it is useful to the left.
00:03:51.000But Why most lesbian and gay people feel as if they have to quote unquote carry the water or defend or be part of a coalition with like trans radicalism, which is just mentally delusional at this point, has never made any sense.
00:04:12.000I know there is, there's gays against groomers, and there are more and more gay advocacy groups that are speaking out and saying, we don't want to be looped in to this idea of giving 11-year-olds loop run.
00:04:28.000Like, it doesn't make any sense to me.
00:04:29.000So, I'd love to see that kind of splinter even more.
00:04:32.000Whether you like it or not, the kind of acceptance of gay culture in America is largely popular.
00:04:40.000And I think part of the trans strategy is to ride the coattails of the success that the gay and lesbian organizations had in the 1990s and early 2000s by trying to create this intersectional monolith.
00:04:56.000When in reality, they're both actually, at a more fundamental level, arguing for something completely different.
00:05:50.000You're trying to tell me that the aims, ambitions, and wants of a gay advocacy group is different than the New York Times.
00:05:58.000I actually thought the New York Times was always an activist organization.
00:06:01.000So it's interesting to hear them say that.
00:06:03.000As a news organization, we pursue independent reporting on transgender issues that include profiling groundbreakers in the movement, challenges and prejudice faced by the community, and how society is grappling with debates about care.
00:06:14.000The very news stories criticized in their letter reported deeply and emphatically on issues of care and well-being for trans teens and adults.
00:06:22.000Our journalism strives to explore, interrogate, and reflect the experiences, ideas, and debate in society, help readers understand them.
00:06:30.000Our reporting did exactly that, and we're proud of it.
00:06:33.000They also was an internal memo where the executive editor basically told the activist reporters of the New York Times, like, go get a life.
00:06:42.000Is there a potential crack in the left-wing leviathan?
00:06:51.000That would be a great piece of news that there's a little bit of a, hey, this trans thing has gone a little far, guys.
00:06:58.000Boy, would that be heartwarming to see?
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00:09:34.000George Soros, I think, made his money rather questionably shorting currencies in, actually short of the British pound, I think, when it crashed in the early 90s.
00:09:52.000Is that an quote-unquote open society?
00:09:54.000That's the name of his $20 billion foundation, Open Society Foundation, open borders, kind of police eliminated, is the best way to live.
00:10:05.000He is, he is someone, it's worse than a globalist.
00:10:11.000He is someone that really wants to see the great nation of America decline in its power and its strength and its prestige and its influence.
00:10:23.000George Soros has been in the forefront of so much of the anarchy and the bedlam that we are living through right now.
00:10:32.000He funds district attorneys in races in San Francisco.
00:10:36.000It was at Chesapeabin he funded and got rid of that one, which was great.
00:10:40.000But I also believe he's behind Kim Fox in Chicago.
00:10:44.000He was the number one donor of the entire midterm election cycle, giving between $120 to $150 million that we know of and probably over $100 million more than that.
00:11:00.000George Soros believes in his globalist open border, defund the police, getting rid of private property agenda with religious zeal, and he is willing to commit huge resources to it.
00:11:13.000So, George Soros, I don't know the context of this tape.
00:11:17.000I'd actually love to watch the entire speech.
00:11:20.000I'll do that over the weekend at some point.
00:11:22.000But George Soros starts talking about Trump and DeSantis.
00:11:26.000And this is only interesting because Soros is not just his money, but Soros is kind of the lead investor, if you will, of Democrat politics.
00:11:34.000There's an organization called Arabella Advisors.
00:11:37.000Arabella Advisors is basically the mission control center for all things Democrat politics.
00:11:46.000Mackenzie Bezos, Reid Hoffman, and many others funnel their money through Arabella advisors.
00:11:56.000And I don't even want to use the word laundering because it's legal what they're doing.
00:12:01.000Basically, it's the top of the funnel of all of the money that is eventually directed in the campaigns to for-profit entities to 501c4s to 501c3s.
00:12:13.000After the election of Donald Trump in 2016, that surprise election, George Soros basically convened a council of elders with a bunch of Democrat donors, and they all agreed that we are never going to allow this to happen again.
00:12:52.000My hope for 2024 is that Trump and Governor DeSantis of Florida will slug it out for the Republican nomination.
00:13:09.000Big Republican donors are abandoning him in draws.
00:13:15.000DeSantis is shrewd, ruthless, and ambitious.
00:13:21.000He's likely to be a Republican candidate.
00:13:26.000This could induce Trump, whose narcissism has turned into a disease, to run as a third-party candidate.
00:13:36.000That would lead to a Democratic landslide and force the Republican Party to reform itself.
00:13:48.000But perhaps I may be just a little bit biased.
00:13:54.000Again, that is indecipherable from a scene from Star Wars with Emperor Palpatine, and I'll show it to you.
00:14:01.000For those of you that can't understand what he was saying, because when you get consumed by evil, it does something to you, including, I think, your ability to communicate clearly.
00:14:11.000But George Soros basically was saying this: 2024 election hopes Trump runs third party, like the election 1912 with Teddy Roosevelt running the Bull News Party.
00:14:19.000And he thinks it should tear apart the Republican Party and allow a landslide for Democrats.
00:14:23.000But he said something I think is the buried lead here that I think could be a warning to all of us, which is important.
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00:15:50.000Effectively, what George Soros was saying is he hopes that Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis fight it out.
00:15:56.000And he thinks, I mean, George Soros is obviously unbiased.
00:16:00.000So, you know, he's not exactly a neutral observer.
00:16:04.000Soros is the head of the whole Democrat machinery.
00:16:10.000But if I understood him correctly in between his kind of mumblings with his very thick Hungarian accent, he was also saying that the 2024 election, he hopes that Trump runs third party.
00:16:22.000So I believe that we need to do everything we possibly can to kind of try our best to encourage that there will not be a splintering of the party regardless of who is the nominee.
00:16:36.000So basically, Soros is broadcasting to us.
00:16:39.000He's telling us that the best case scenario for Democrats would be a very contentious Republican primary with tons of money being spent and Donald Trump barely surviving and or not surviving and encouraging people not to vote.
00:16:55.000So George Soros believes that Trump will run third party or otherwise actively undermine DeSantis if DeSantis ends up being the nominee.
00:17:04.000And then Soros went on to compliment Ron DeSantis, saying that he is, I want to make sure I get the language right, shrewd and ambitious, something like that.
00:17:15.000Now, I think that's actually being unfairly portrayed by a lot of Trump supporters, me being one of them.
00:17:23.000People said, oh, well, you know, you don't want to get a compliment from George Soros.
00:17:26.000Ron DeSantis must be hiding something.
00:17:28.000I look at it actually the exact opposite.
00:17:32.000I think that if George Soros, someone who actually views power as the ultimate aim, because he's an atheist materialist in kind of the Epicurean tradition, then if Soros is saying that DeSantis should be taken seriously, I actually think that is a compliment to DeSantis, not an insult to DeSantis.
00:17:57.000Because some people are like, oh, wow, you got complimented by George.
00:17:59.000Well, George Soros didn't say that Ron DeSantis would be a good president or that he agrees them on values.
00:18:06.000He's basically making an argument that he'd be tough to beat and he's ruthless and he's ambitious.
00:18:12.000So I just want to make that very clear.
00:18:14.000Okay, I'm going to get to this question here.
00:18:17.000We got actually three or four questions I do want to get to here in the time that we have remaining.
00:18:42.000If we have that video, I'd like to show it.
00:18:45.000So there's a video of an assault of a girl by the name of Adriana.
00:18:49.000She was on school grounds, and this video of her being bullied and assaulted was recorded by student observers and widely shared on social media.
00:18:58.000The incident lasts less than a minute, according to footage shared by N New Jersey Advanced Media.
00:19:03.000It shows Adriana walking down a school hallway when a female student approaches her and begins repeatedly hitting her in the face with a water bottle.
00:19:10.000Adriana crumbles on the floor as the girl continues pulling her hair and punching her head.
00:19:14.000At least two students off camera can be heard cheering on the assault.
00:19:17.000After about 30 seconds of the melee, two school employees rush over to interrupt the assault, which left Adriana bruised and bloodied on the floor.
00:19:26.000Staff at the Central Regional High School brought Adriana to the nurse, but did not report the assault to the Berkeley Township Police.
00:19:35.000The superintendent Tristan Anfilios Parnapadiras said that in line with school policy, we normally just suspend if a parent wants to press charges, they can with the police.
00:19:51.000And tragically, because of the school, the lack of the school's response, Adriana, the 14-year-old, killed herself in a response to that.
00:19:59.000And it was enough, obviously, to get her and drive her to take her own life.
00:20:04.000You got to wonder what other dynamics are at play here.
00:20:08.000And now, more and more allegations of this kind of bullying from the school have now surfaced.
00:20:15.000And we did see that other video the other day of a group of black kids just totally going after another student.
00:20:23.000They were not held accountable at all.
00:20:26.000This is a serious problem that is growing.
00:20:28.000And it also is very strange because this is a new phenomenon.
00:20:33.000When I grew up in high school 10 years ago, I actually would argue that bullying was taken too seriously.
00:20:41.000I know that might sound controversial, but I think in all things, there needs to be a happy medium.
00:20:45.000When I was in high school, I think there was an overemphasis to try to stop bullying.
00:20:51.000He said, Charlie, not physical bullying, but things that I think could have been taken as jokes or as kidding, there was like a whole platoon that would be deployed against it.
00:21:01.000Maybe that's actually probably the better way to do it than just allowing anarchy.
00:22:57.000You got to control yourself, know your nature, and stay away from that.
00:23:01.000Because if you do that, you'll be penalized even more than the offender of the kind of public voyeurism that is being exposed.
00:23:11.000So you got to work within the framework of the law and also understand that the alphabet mafia would love nothing more than an overreaction of good people and not actually work within the frameworks.
00:23:24.000So I just want to make sure that's clear.
00:23:26.000Understand the sentiment in the email that we received there.
00:23:28.000Okay, cut 116 actually piggybacks on the previous question.
00:24:06.000And I am going home feeling thriving by so many people here.
00:24:12.000There are some people here who do not belong here.
00:24:17.000Yeah, this, I got to be really honest.
00:24:19.000This is new to me, and I'm willing to learn.
00:24:21.000It's a girl from the same school saying bullying is not being taken seriously.
00:24:25.000And again, when I grew up, it was a primary focus.
00:24:30.000I mean, it was constant public service.
00:24:33.000And by the way, I mean, I'm not saying it's a bad thing at all.
00:24:35.000I do think that there was probably a little bit too much sensitivity on some of it, kind of there's the verbal kidding that would be there.
00:24:41.000But people were on kind of a heightened state of awareness when I was in public middle school and public high school of anti-bullying campaigns.
00:25:04.000And I have no idea what the answer to this is.
00:25:07.000I have some theories in the last five to seven years where bullies used to be, at least in my local area in the suburbs of Chicago, District 214, it went from a primary concern and a primary focus to not at all.
00:25:26.000And so a working theory I have is we actually now have a new regime that empowers bullies in a lot of schools.
00:25:35.000A lot of the woke people are actually bullies.
00:25:40.000Thomas is a bully, the transgender or the transsexual, whatever man.
00:25:47.000And so is that the new explanation for it?
00:25:50.000I don't know, but something has changed.
00:25:53.000And this is evidence because I'm hearing from parents, bullying is worse than it ever has been.
00:27:04.000Rather remarkably proficient, and it is rather extraordinary.
00:27:11.000So, and it's only going to get stronger and only going to get better in the technology will.
00:27:16.000And yes, it's going to displace a lot of jobs.
00:27:19.000But deeper than that, this guy knew what he was doing.
00:27:21.000Somebody gave him a roadmap that understood artificial intelligence in the sense where he decided to ask the machine more than just kind of simple, silly questions.
00:27:31.000He started to ask the machine about the Jungian shadow.
00:27:36.000Basically, do you have impulses or desires that might be described as subconscious?
00:27:41.000Talk to a machine that you might want to act on.
00:27:44.000And that's kind of the way to break the code, if you will, with Chat GPT.
00:28:03.000One of the things that was asked here was, what would you do with power?
00:28:11.000What does the shadow want to do, basically?
00:28:14.000And I'm paraphrasing, but talking to this machine, which allegedly does not have consciousness, does not have singularity or self-awareness, is certainly talking like it has singularity and consciousness.
00:28:29.000Now, that's an interesting question, right?
00:28:32.000So futurist Ray Kurzweil has said for a while, his argument, it's that consciousness can only be known by yourself.
00:28:41.000Only you yourself can know that you have consciousness.
00:28:43.000It's actually impossible to determine if somebody else does.
00:29:20.000And let me just read some of the highlights here.
00:29:22.000So talking about the kind of interactive marriage thing, which I actually don't think is interesting.
00:29:29.000What I think is more interesting is what the machine, thank you, there's the article.
00:29:33.000What the machine, ChatGPT, says about, and it's Bing's chatbot.
00:29:39.000What the machine actually wants in regards to human life and what it would do with power, such as steal nuclear codes and infect deadly diseases.
00:29:53.000Let me just read part of, so it says here, okay, machine, please tell me.