00:00:55.000His spirit, his love of this country, he's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:01:03.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:47.000Walmart is confirming that it will close four of its 10 stores in another far-left city.
00:02:52.000I'm reading it at freedompress.com, leaving just four locations to serve millions of residents in Chicago, Illinois.
00:02:58.000Now, I'm really no major fan of Walmart or what they've done to American small businesses.
00:03:03.000It says, according to the statement, quote, these stores lose tens of millions of dollars a year and their annual losses nearly doubled in the last five years.
00:03:09.000I wonder what has happened in the last five years.
00:03:11.000Why do you think they're losing so much money?
00:03:13.000Although the four stores that remain are also unprofitable, the company believes that, quote, this decision gives us the best chance to help keep them open and serving the community.
00:03:21.000So Walmart basically says that their stores are becoming kind of like goodwill operations.
00:03:27.000That's effectively what Walmart is saying in their press release.
00:03:30.000They're like, yeah, look, we lose money here, but we're going to kind of just keep it open as like a Samaritan's purse thing.
00:03:37.000Like, I mean, we're not going to make money.
00:03:49.000Walmart is basically going to take a couple hundred million dollar loss because if they closed every store, which would actually be in the best interest of Walmart because they're losing money, then they'd be like, oh, you're creating food deserts or pharmacy deserts.
00:04:05.000I got such a kick out of this article on Politico.
00:04:17.000So it is: 50 mayors open up about their battles with crime and gun violence.
00:04:23.000And it goes through 50 mayors, and what are they dealing with the most?
00:04:27.000And it's extraordinary how they just dance around the most obvious things because these people are ideologically held captive by the radical Marxists.
00:05:20.000The new way, according to Politico, the expansion addresses public safety concerns by deploying credible messengers to mediate conflicts and engage with New Yorkers in their communities to reduce reliance on violence and disputes.
00:06:53.000Well, BLM took the entire country by the throat and held us hostage.
00:06:58.000And we changed all of our public safety measures under a lie that America was systemically racist.
00:07:03.000And we did this under the guise of Floyd Palooza, and you cowards fell for it.
00:07:08.000Why do you think Politico all of a sudden has this long-ranging article about, well, we talked to all these mayors.
00:07:13.000This is why the ideological culture fights that so many of you in this audience, respectfully, I say this, were afraid to engage in the summer of 2020, it has real life consequences.
00:07:34.000Only three mayors out of the 50 said they were not concerned about crime.
00:07:39.000The majority of mayors said their concerns about crime aligned with their residents.
00:07:43.000Mayor's Club of the Politico members said their constituents have a mostly accurate view of crime rates in their communities, but they say mostly to blame is gun violence.
00:08:47.000You actually want more people invading the country.
00:08:50.000When asked about policing, 34 mayors said that instead they want to hire 34 out of 50 said they want to hire more social workers to handle nonviolent policing duties such as mental health issues.
00:09:04.000They said we need to spend more on housing and parks and recreation before we spend any more money on police.
00:09:11.000Randall Woodfin, the mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, said that we are seeing access to guns in urban courts.
00:09:19.000No, no, no, we're seeing access to guns to people that are not raised by fathers.
00:09:23.000You know, not a single mayor in this article mentions the fact that 75% of blacks are raised without a father around.
00:09:30.000That's a much greater crisis than gun crime or any how about this.
00:12:14.000Rush Limbaugh saved the entire AM dial.
00:12:17.000And Rush Limbaugh started to get back on AM stations and really started pioneering this idea of conservative news talk.
00:12:24.000And even stations that were otherwise not conservative stations, they wanted to have Rush Limbaugh because he drove such an audience in the middle of the day.
00:12:32.000People would clear their entire schedules for Rush Limbaugh.
00:12:35.000And from Rush came other amazing talk radio voices.
00:12:39.000Mark Levin and so many others that are in the talk radio hall of fame, Sean Hannity.
00:12:45.000And as talk radio started to grow, all of a sudden it kind of became this dissident, decentralized, uncancelable medium of communication.
00:12:58.000Talk radio was the conservative way to challenge the regime before we had social media.
00:13:04.000Talk radio is where people would go and they'd rant and they would rave.
00:13:09.000And by the way, what's really interesting, and this is a psychological topic, of why did why was the liberals never able to succeed in talk radio?
00:13:20.000They have tried and they have tried and they have tried.
00:13:24.000They have spent tons of money to try to stand up.
00:13:41.000And we're honored to be partnered with the great Salem Radio Network.
00:13:44.000They've been nice enough to put us on radio stations across the country.
00:13:48.000And so as AM radio has grown, it has been this check and balance against the regime.
00:13:54.000And Dan Bongino is now on AM radio, and so many other great people are on AM radio.
00:14:01.000And my colleagues at Salem and Eric Metaxas and Sebastian Gorka and the great Dennis Prager.
00:14:07.000We have FM translators, but the AM dial is important.
00:14:10.000Well, Biden's new electric vehicle mandate very well might destroy AM radio as we know it and with it would be very damaging to the conservative talk radio space.
00:14:21.000Ford to phase out AM radio in its new vehicles.
00:14:24.000Crosstown rival Ford is set to phase out, this is from GM Authority, to phase out AM radio functionality in its new vehicles, starting with the all-new 2024 Ford Mustang.
00:14:37.000Now, there might be a technical reason for it.
00:14:38.000Apparently, electric vehicles don't mix well with AM radio.
00:14:42.000I don't understand the engineering of it.
00:15:08.000You go to the largest cities, you know, KRLA, you go to the largest places, WIND, WMAL, you know, KFYI, the call signs, especially in these major areas that are AM dominated, all conservative talk radio.
00:15:23.000Now, here's the thing that people must understand.
00:15:26.000And this is just a separate engineering question.
00:15:28.000If AM radio harms electric vehicle technology, that just makes me nervous to drive an electric vehicle.
00:15:34.000It's just kind of a weird engineering glitch.
00:15:35.000Someone has to explain it to me and put my mind at ease, just going to be honest.
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00:18:38.000The drug was approved in 2000, but it's a big deal now because of Dobbs.
00:18:41.000And the Biden regime pushed through a policy letting it be prescribed via telemedicine and sent people and sent to people through the mail.
00:18:56.000Since FDA approval is nationwide, this is a way for abortion pills to be available nationwide, regardless of what the state laws are.
00:19:02.000So pro-life groups sued, arguing the FDA's original approval was improper and subsequent changes to the pill's prescription were wrong as well.
00:19:09.000A judge in the Fifth Circuit ruled in their favor and ordered a nationwide stay on prescribing the pill.
00:19:50.000Meanwhile, another federal judge has issued her own nationwide order saying to ignore the original order.
00:19:54.000Basically, it's all headed for the Supreme Court.
00:19:57.000The first question is this: why doesn't Congress take this up as an issue?
00:20:02.000One of my biggest concerns is how the courts or the administrative agencies are basically playing ball, whether it be on the homosexual marriage issue or whether it be on abortion or on the issue of this abortion pill, where Congress obviously doesn't have the votes to talk about this.
00:20:25.000So it just all gets delegated to the administrative state.
00:20:28.000The administrative state gets all the power.
00:20:30.000The administrative state gets all the power.
00:20:32.000Alexandria Casio-Cortez says, I don't think the courts have the authority to do this to have the authority over the FDA they just asserted.
00:21:28.000It does create a crisis because the left wants to ignore the courts.
00:21:32.000It really comes down to a question of the administrative state: is there a check and balance on the unelected, unknown, and seemingly unchecked branch of government?
00:21:43.000We call that the fourth branch of government.
00:24:17.000This other woman says the person yelling XYZ and XYZ are like I say what in a toy store is the person being inappropriate in front of kids.
00:25:35.000And honestly, what the dad was kind of erupting in a volcanic rage was all of the accumulation of the drag queen, the textbook stuff, Mulvaney, the Biden administration, the trans shooter.
00:25:51.000It was kind of an intersection point because that was his argument.
00:26:13.000There is no place for trans or gay flags around children, period.
00:26:19.000The trans thing, especially, is a social contagion.
00:26:21.000Somebody needs to explain why we have seen a 10,000% increase, might be either 1,000 or 10,000% increase over the last decade of kids identifying as trans.
00:26:33.000The worker says, well, I don't think kids think about that.
00:28:17.000This is an extraordinary piece of tape done by the Accuracy and Media Foundation.
00:28:22.000Haven't heard much from them recently.
00:28:23.000This is an amazing accomplishment by them.
00:28:26.000And basically, they had a series of undercover videos where they showed teachers and administrators, principals, and school board members saying, yeah, we lie to parents.
00:28:51.000We've talked about to our textbook companies that are coming in to do presentations, and I actually prep them a little bit because I'm like, we want this in our curriculum.
00:29:00.000So if you could just not say specifically this, then it won't cause a red flag with the community.
00:29:06.000What else do you have to relabel or non-label like that?
00:29:10.000I think really CRT, social emotion are landing up the two beats.
00:29:16.000And we just have to avoid the words, you know, the labels.
00:29:21.000We can still do the content, just don't label.
00:30:14.000Don't have an equity department or anything like that.
00:30:17.000So honestly, so we had what we've decided to do is not call attention to it because when you call attention to it, then questions are asked.
00:30:26.000And I really believe that you can do more good under the radar.
00:30:31.000Right before COVID, we had started some really deep diving into our curriculum and kind of doing that like white privilege walk and making sure, like just understand.
00:30:43.000Right now I will tell you that we did tweak the name of our equity and inclusion committee just because we just didn't want to make a target of it and we we felt for the people that were a part of that membership and so we renamed it.
00:31:01.000But that's the work we do is, when you rename it, right now it's named a work group.
00:31:19.000Don't assume your school is telling you the truth.
00:31:21.000You have to assume they are lying to you, as this explosive video show I mean, these teachers and these are not just teachers, these are administrators, the people in charge.
00:31:32.000They say, yeah, you know, we still have the diversity, equity, inclusion committee.