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.
00:01:07.000Destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:03:06.000Get rid of the nuclear bonds that keep mom and daughter, mom and son, father and son tied together.
00:03:16.000Get rid of your right to own property.
00:03:19.000Now, you hear this with the World Economic Forum where they say you will own nothing and you will be happy.
00:03:24.000And then, of course, get rid of religion, a transcendent order, a belief in the divine.
00:03:31.000The elimination of those three things can then bring forth utopianism.
00:03:35.000This idea of utopia was actually first theorized by Thomas More, who, again, utopia in Latin means nowhere, it's never going to happen.
00:03:44.000In order to get to nowhere, though, in order to get to utopia, you must deconstruct everything around you.
00:03:50.000An animating force that is probably captivating your daughter and many other younger activists that we deal with on campus is that everything around us is flawed, it's terrible, the capitalist system, the colonialist system.
00:04:03.000We have to tear it all down and we're going to build something new in its wake.
00:04:08.000And that new thing will be a commune, communism of sharing, of collective ownership of the means of production.
00:04:19.000They, being the communists, that they can get to this in their lifetime.
00:04:25.000But what communism actually is, or what socialism actually has become, is a small group of unelected, a secret society that calls the shots for the rest of you.
00:04:38.000It's not about egalitarianism, it's not about equity.
00:04:41.000These are all excuses just to make the powerful people more powerful.
00:04:45.000Because no matter how hard you try, you cannot.
00:05:22.000In the early 1900s, southeast Oklahoma's old Indian territory was controlled by cotton landowners who rented land to tenant farmers from southern states in search of opportunity.
00:05:32.000Rents and interest became exorbitant, compounded by poor soil and pestilence.
00:05:39.000Continues on that they promised a socialist goal of eliminating private property.
00:05:45.000He attracted 20,000 followers by promising them land.
00:05:47.000They robbed banks, burned barns, and dynamited farm equipment.
00:05:51.000Cut telegraph lines and set fire to bridges.
00:05:54.000They called this paradise on earth the cooperative commonwealth.
00:05:58.000They also threatened to murder snitches.
00:06:01.000The same year as 1917, Russia's Bolshevik Revolution, the Green Corn Rebellion took place.
00:06:08.000Armed with Winchesters, shotguns, squirrel guns, they dodged the World War I draft and they said that they were going to overthrow the capitalist government.
00:06:16.000But eventually there was dissension in the ranks, and the sheriff recruited a posse of local Oklahomans, surrounded them on a mountain where they surrendered.
00:06:24.000An article that says Utopia is a Dangerous Ideal by Mark Michael Shermer of All People.
00:06:28.000Quote Most of these 19th century utopian experiments were relatively harmless because without large numbers or members of members, they lacked political and economic power.
00:06:38.000But add those factors, and utopian dreamers can be turned into dystopian murderers.
00:06:45.000Utopian dreamers into dystopian murderers.
00:07:00.000Everywhere it is tried, it results in murder, tragedy.
00:07:05.000And the Marxists, and we've had them, not necessarily in this program, but I've debated them, they'll say, oh, that wasn't real Marxism, or it's because of foreign interference.
00:07:21.000We are not meant to live in an ideal, in a fantasy Narnia.
00:07:26.000No, more times than not, if you implement a form of Of a Marxist type government, it's going to end in suffering, genocide, division, destruction of the middle class.
00:07:39.000And yet, why is Marxism so tempting and alluring and appealing?
00:07:46.000Because it actually speaks to the lower parts of our being.
00:08:54.000Why middle aged Americans are not going back to church.
00:08:59.000Americans in their 40s and 50s often identify with a religion, but they're also in the thick of raising kids, caring for aging parents, and juggling demanding jobs.
00:09:06.000We are the most secular we've ever been.
00:09:11.000We're also the most miserable, most depressed, most suicidal.
00:09:14.000We'll talk about that in just a second.
00:09:22.000Since 9 11, have the Marxists gained more ground or lost more ground in their stated clear goal of destroying andor weakening the American family, our private property rights, and our attachment to a belief in God?
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00:10:46.000If you look around today, America is the fattest it has ever been.
00:10:50.000Our families, friends, and neighbors are dying of diabetes.
00:10:55.000Heart disease and Alzheimer's, now called T3 diabetes.
00:10:59.000PhD has helped so many people who want to have a good active life, play with their grandkids, travel, hike to a waterfall, go for a bike ride, but their weight was holding them hostage.
00:11:09.000They don't want any of you on experimental drugs for your brain degeneration from Alzheimer's or homebound with an oxygen tank for heart failure.
00:11:16.000My PhD weight loss knows that losing weight is the best thing for overall health.
00:13:07.000My own family has been blessed not to have any, but too many of my friends have had children, nieces, nephews, siblings, or cousins, and their own lives.
00:13:13.000What is happening, Dorothy from Florida?
00:13:15.000Yeah, we've had people in our Turning Point USA orbit kill themselves and.
00:13:20.000Friends that I went to high school with, this is a widespread problem.
00:15:26.000Then why are suicides at a record high?
00:15:30.000When you believe that men can give birth, that masculinity is toxic, you're not allowed to love your country, and you're all going to die of climate change, it creates a depressed society.
00:16:21.000When you are surrounded by this moral chaos, by this ugliness, this is a doctor.
00:16:29.000Don't be shocked when 50,000 people murder themselves.
00:16:33.000Every single time I'm not making an excuse for it, it's inexcusable to do such a thing, but you have to understand the cultural dynamics that surround it.
00:16:42.000Some straight men are attracted to trans women who haven't had bottom surgery.
00:16:47.000This is very disconcerting and confusing to women when they find this out because they think, well, if she hasn't had bottom surgery, then and you want to play with that part of her, then you can't be 100% straight, but that doesn't make sense because you have to remember that these are still women, trans women.
00:17:06.000The attraction to her is from the waist up, but it can also be from the waist down.
00:17:11.000And they can experience pleasure playing with that person from the waist down, but that act, again, doesn't indicate a sexual orientation.
00:17:20.000It indicates an attraction to the person, to the woman, the trans woman.
00:17:25.000Actually, some of these men are attracted to gender fluidity, in that the person exhibits both male and female body parts, and that's attractive to them.
00:17:34.000Just like some gay men are attracted to trans men.
00:17:38.000That doesn't make them buy, it doesn't make them straight.
00:17:41.000Yeah, it remains a mystery why so many people are killing themselves.
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00:19:58.000Get out if you're in Chicago, it's only going to get worse.
00:20:01.000Is now, this is so interesting and it ties into the previous topic somewhat.
00:20:06.000Is classical music now being played outside of Walgreens, 7 Elevens, and department stores across the country as a deterrent for loitering and crime?
00:20:22.000It's a sound you might not expect to hear outside of downtown Walgreens.
00:20:26.000The store is just one of several now playing classical music outside.
00:20:31.000The reason for the music, according to Walgreens, Is not to attract shoppers, but rather to discourage people from hanging around the store.
00:20:39.000In a statement, a company spokesperson confirmed at various locations we have implemented a recorded music loop that plays classical music outside of some stores to help deter loitering on the premises.
00:20:52.000So I asked the obvious question what's going on?
00:25:37.000Now, there are other theories that if you are not a very smart person, you actually find classical music annoying.
00:25:43.000That if you have a lower IQ, classical music really bothers you.
00:25:49.000Now, I don't know if this is true or not, but it's interesting.
00:25:53.000And it really begs the question that if you're dumb enough to loiter around and go rob a bunch of stuff, you're obviously not a very sophisticated criminal.
00:26:02.000Maybe Bach is really offensive to you.
00:26:06.000I did not plan on spending this much time on this topic.
00:26:09.000But it is personal to me because I just love classical music.
00:27:13.000Does classical music bother people as almost like this reminder as here is something beautiful and elevated while you're doing something low and crummy and degenerate?
00:27:26.000Is it almost the equivalent of you're about to do a bad deed and your parent calls you and almost like stops you short in your tracks?
00:27:49.000Is it a reminder of their literal andor metaphorical dirtiness of what they're engaging in, looting, defecation, not taking care of themselves?
00:29:00.000The cockroaches scatter, they disappear because maybe that light of goodness, that beacon of beauty, which, by the way, these songs were all written to glorify God, to God be the glory, was written on every single one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's compositions.
00:32:53.000I hope that doesn't happen, obviously.
00:32:54.000But if they're doing MMA UFC style, I don't know.
00:32:59.000I just have to say this society is not in a good place when you have two guys worth 100 plus billion dollars that are jetting across the world to go to the Roman Colosseum to fight on their own social media platforms.
00:33:10.000I don't know when it is or when the date is set, but I'm sure it will be infinitely entertaining.
00:33:17.000Thanks so much for listening, everybody.