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00:02:15.000They don't care about the international community that tries to pressure them.
00:02:18.000They say, we're a Jewish country and we're going to remain a Jewish country.
00:02:21.000We're going to defend our borders, we're going to have territorial sovereignty, and not to mention, as a Christian, I think it's amazing to be able to see the bible come to just full technicolor.
00:02:36.000And Israel has this dispute with what they call Palestine or Palestinians, which is a largely created people, just kind of fictitious identity for people that, quite honestly, are West Jordanian refugees.
00:02:49.000So Joe Biden just finished making a fool of himself.
00:02:52.000In Israel, we've been avoiding this for obvious reasons.
00:02:57.000I think a lot of what's been happening here domestically is far more important than a lot of kind of the charade that Joe Biden is putting on internationally.
00:03:05.000So what's interesting though, is typically presidents go abroad to try and turn around their They're failing poll numbers.
00:03:14.000Nothing is as popular domestically than going abroad.
00:03:18.000It's kind of an old presidential practice going back to probably Richard Nixon, who tried to turn around some of his floundering poll numbers by going to China and did so successfully by opening China.
00:03:29.000A bad decision, by the way, never should have been done, but it looked as if he was magnanimous and he was clear about the direction of the Western world.
00:03:37.000Presidents go abroad when they try to avoid problems that are happening domestically.
00:03:43.000He's one of the most unpopular presidents since I think the recording of polling.
00:03:48.000But what's remarkable is how Biden went internationally, and it seems as if he's making a bigger fool of himself and of America just from a communication standpoint.
00:04:00.000So we're going to talk a little bit about this.
00:04:01.000We're not going to dwell too much on it just because we've grown so accustomed to Joe Biden make a complete and total mockery of the United States.
00:04:10.000And I say this, and I'll say it again: we deserve so much better than this corrupt clown that is meandering around the Middle East.
00:04:24.000People that obey the law and love the country, this guy should be nowhere near leadership.
00:04:28.000He shouldn't be running a bingo club in the villages, let alone running the nuclear arsenal and the wealthiest, most generous, powerful country in the history of the world.
00:04:40.000I mean, this guy would be in a close tie to try to be dog catcher in Boca Raton, Florida, let alone president of the United States.
00:04:51.000So Joe Biden goes to Israel, and let's play some tape from it.
00:04:56.000Again, we've grown used to this, but you need to continue to air it and talk about it.
00:05:00.000And then I'm going to talk about the geopolitical implications and how it believes is being missed in Joe Biden's visit to Israel and Saudi Arabia and how that game plays into the World Economic Forum's ambitions to crush America, destroy our sovereignty, and take your property away.
00:05:24.000Later today, I will once more return to the hollow ground of Yad Shev Veshem to honor 6 million Jewish lives who were stolen in the genocide to keep alive the truth and honor of the Holocaust, horror of the Holocaust.
00:05:41.000He obviously meant to say horror, not honor.
00:05:44.000Cut 96, Joe Biden makes incredible gaff about sending COVID-19 to West Bank in Gaza.
00:05:54.000That's why when I came to office, I reserved the policy.
00:05:59.000I reversed the policies of my predecessor and resumed aid to the Palestinians to respond to the pandemic, including donating more than 1 million doses of COVID-19 to the West Bank in Gaza.
00:06:13.000Cut 97, Joe Biden just asked the question: what am I doing now?
00:08:14.000He believes in endless war, in reshaping different regions of the Middle East.
00:08:19.000And I'll be very honest, I don't like talking that much about foreign policy unless it's directly impacting American national security and sovereignty.
00:08:28.000In fact, I think a majority of national security conversations in Washington, D.C., are largely driven by the war industry and driven by the military-industrial complex and driven by the perpetual occupation state of where they want to just continue to play war games and it does not have any direct implications to American safety, security, or sovereignty.
00:08:52.000And so when you look at American national security at its best, it must always come to the prison of does this affect the American people and how does America benefit from my actions and my activities?
00:09:09.000Now, when you go to the Middle East, you must first recognize that the Middle East is a trap.
00:09:15.000The Middle East can get you bogged down.
00:09:17.000The Middle East can bankrupt your nation.
00:09:20.000The Middle East can easily get you distracted.
00:09:22.000This is something that Donald Trump understood by pure instinct.
00:09:27.000Look, the Middle East is incredibly murky.
00:09:33.000People that one day might seem as if they're a friend might be trying to undermine you.
00:09:38.000It is the sneakiest region on the planet.
00:09:42.000So we must understand that when you're dealing with either the Saudis or you're dealing with the Turks or you're dealing with the Jordanians, there's ulterior motives at play.
00:09:53.000But there is a very significant American energy story here that is not being told.
00:10:00.000And the American national security state would love us to do nothing more than focus on the Middle East all day long.
00:10:08.000I'm not saying we shouldn't talk about it ever.
00:10:10.000But I'm a lot more worried about our poor southern border, our suicidal generation, our fentanyl-addicted population, inflation and gas prices than I am about the internal politics of Saudi Arabia.
00:10:23.000Sorry, it really doesn't motivate me towards dedicating an entire hour towards it.
00:10:28.000It's so murky, can get you bogged down.
00:10:30.000You could find yourself immersed as if this is somehow our role.
00:10:34.000We're going to talk about that and really what Joe Biden's true goal is in the Middle East and how he believes that's going to play into his complete and total destruction of the United States of America.
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00:12:10.000But if Saudi Arabia and Russia can be used in a triangulation strategy to restrain and defeat the Chinese Communist Party, that would be prudent.
00:12:19.000Now, part of the American foreign policy establishment that has existed post-World War II is this fraudulent utopianism that somehow we can bring Western values in a moment and an instant and throw them into a country.
00:12:37.000Now, I do want to build out one part of this because it can seem a little bit confusing because there is this incantation, for example, that is used by a lot of people.
00:12:48.000And it's not necessarily, I would say, ushered or fostered with malintent, which is, hey, Ukraine is having their 1776 moment.
00:13:01.000And during the Arab Spring, with many of you remember and lived through, they're having their 1776 moment.
00:13:09.000Now, Nicole Hannah Jones, she put forward the 1619 project, where she thought that was the true founding of America.
00:13:15.000I reject that categorically, completely, and totally.
00:13:20.000I will, however, say, though, that there is some merit to the claim that the development of the American desire for liberty did take longer than just one year.
00:13:32.000That it was a lot of philosophical, religious, and spiritual work that had to go in over the course of 120 years to get the entire American colonies ready to demand self-government.
00:13:47.000The American foreign policy establishment believes that we can swoop in and say they're ready for self-government in the Constitution.
00:13:56.000Did they go through the literature, the scholarship, the education, the reflection of whether or not they want to embrace Western values and the arrogance that so many people have in the American foreign policy establishment, they say, oh yeah, Ukraine's ready.
00:14:12.000Have they gone through a religious revival that was necessary before the American Revolution and founding, such as the Great Awakening?
00:14:20.000What authors and thinkers have heavily influenced Ukrainian culture where they're ready to demand separation of powers, consent to the governed, independent judiciary?
00:14:29.000These are important things to ask before you're willing to participate American tax dollars in an experiment of neoconservatism halfway around the world, of which we've already spent, by the way, $56 billion sending to Ukraine, more than the GDP of North Dakota.
00:14:46.000Now, imagine if our leader spent $56 billion on a tax rebate to make it easier for you to be able to afford gas.
00:14:54.000Instead of sending that $56 billion, where we can't even trace where the weapons have gone, we don't know what happened to it.
00:15:00.000Weapons are being trafficked all across the Middle East.
00:15:04.000Now, all of these things relate to one to the other.
00:17:23.000You rarely see this kind of focus and commitment.
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00:19:52.000Because they want a form of energy that they can control.
00:19:55.000So, for example, on the World Economic Forum website, it says it right here.
00:19:58.000By the way, we've talked openly about how the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset, they advertise their ambitions and their goals publicly.
00:20:08.000So the World Economic Forum, they have this: the Global Future on Energy Transition.
00:20:13.000Quote: The scale and pace of the ongoing energy transition will be affected by the actions taken by business and government in the response to the COVID-19 health and economic shocks.
00:20:24.000The global future on energy transition will provide a vision for the transition to a more sustainable, inclusive, and affordable post-COVID world.
00:20:33.000It will convene thought leaders from the energy and finance industries, academia, and civil society to provide a perspective on progress, identify barriers to the energy transition in both developing and developed regions, and seek to build consensus and incubate policy measures that could accelerate the transition.
00:20:51.000And they have an entire board of directors on the WEFForum.org.
00:20:57.000And guess who is the director of the member of this, the first person listed on the World Economic Forum website?
00:21:04.000Musab Almullah, who is the director of Saudi Aramco.
00:21:10.000You see, as the West divests from fossil fuels and we decide we do not want to use our energy assets in Alaska, if we do not want to deregulate our ability to transport energy as we don't have the Keystone Pipeline built, which I'll talk about in just a second, then it actually makes the very countries that Washington, D.C. tells us to hate, like Russia and Saudi Arabia, more powerful.
00:21:36.000There is no greater gift to Vladimir Putin and Mohammed bin Salman than green energy in America, period.
00:21:44.000But you must understand that Joe Biden and his cartel of criminals around him, being a spokesperson and willing participant and leader in the World Economic Forum Great Reset agenda, they look at Saudi Arabia as a temporary gas station to ease the fears and the anxiety of the American people as they can try to implement us towards a top-down controlled green energy grid.
00:22:13.000They want us to be on public transportation, easier to control.
00:22:16.000They want to try to get rid of fossil fuels, which is one of the reasons why America is so wealthy and prosperous.
00:22:23.000It really is remarkable when it goes into the power of green ideology.
00:22:29.000It's environmental paganism at its core, which is the worship of the earth and the forsaking of human flourishing and excellence to try to accomplish some sort of nonspecific, utopian, green future, where regardless of the geopolitical damage, regardless of the type of suffering that might ensue, they're far willing to go.
00:22:54.000They're willing to go beg Saudi Arabia for oil, but not try to use our own oil in the Permian Basin and the Balkan Shale.
00:23:03.000The leadership of Republican parties is so poor on this.
00:23:07.000So many Republican governors do not recognize and realize that state sovereignty is a direct threat to what Davos is trying to do.
00:23:18.000So, for example, we've said this many times on our program, but there is no reason at all whatsoever why Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, they should go build the Keystone pipeline now.
00:23:33.000Defy the federal government the same way the left defied the federal government when it came to immigration policy in San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle.
00:23:40.000And Republican governors could start to solve our energy crisis.
00:23:44.000But Republicans have grown so accustomed to what?
00:23:48.000Just go write a letter and don't look at solutions.
00:23:52.000I want a Republican party that is actually going to go about and solve our problems regardless of what the federal government's going to do.
00:23:59.000And so America will continue to devolve if Republican state-based leaders are just waiting for the next election cycle to solve things.
00:24:08.000We are running out of election cycles.
00:24:12.000And I'd love your thoughts on this, by the way, freedom at charliekirk.com.
00:24:15.000Maybe you are perfectly fine with just waiting for the next election cycle, but why is it that we aren't building the Keystone XL pipeline?
00:24:23.000Because we're waiting for the federal government?
00:25:13.000Maybe you feel we have plenty of time left and we can wait till the 24, 26, 28 election.
00:25:18.000But the great frustration I have with this as Biden goes and fist bumps Muhammad bin Salman in Saudi Arabia, the frustration that I have is that we have given our political power to leaders on the state-based level only to have them give us nothing but excuses as to why they can't go about solving the very problems that we gave them political power to go and try and solve.
00:25:41.000And they say, well, I don't have this in my authority.
00:26:12.000And so if the states are serious about reclaiming America, if we are serious about reclaiming America, then we need a lot more than press releases and just waiting for the next election cycle.
00:26:25.000And that ties in directly with what's happening in Saudi Arabia.
00:26:50.000The only reason President Biden is going to Saudi Arabia is to beg for them to produce more oil.
00:26:57.000He travels all the way to Saudi Arabia to beg them to go against everything he said in a campaign, simply because his policies from day one have denied America to be energy independent, to have American jobs, and to be more environmentally sound.
00:27:50.000And we need our federal government, hopefully, to be reclaimed by Republicans in the Senate and the House.
00:27:56.000But the real action that I think is being totally missed is that if we're serious about challenging the World Economic Forum and the Davos crowd, if we're serious about it, then it's going to have to take some acts of civil disobedience and defiance, peacefully, of course, by the states.
00:28:14.000It's going to have to require a word that is so sorely lacking in the Republican Party, courage.
00:28:23.000Because we kind of fall into the trap, right?
00:29:09.000I'm not diminishing that, especially to hold our unelected federal bureaucracies accountable.
00:29:14.000But the lack of creativity, boldness, and clear vision from the states, I think is this massive vacuum happening in front of us because we've been trained like Pavlovian dogs.
00:29:33.000If we had the spine Democrats have on immigration, where they just ignore the federal government when it comes to immigration policy, they don't deport rapists.
00:29:45.000In Seattle, San Francisco, Portland, if we had the spine, you could fill in some other words for that, we'd have our energy crisis solved today.
00:31:21.000What I am attempting to do is to try to move the Overton window of what we believe is possible.
00:31:28.000Look, the conservative movement, we largely live in a box of our own creation, scared of our own shadow, to try to just wait out the clock.
00:31:37.000Now, some critics will say, Charlie, you are pushing the limits of the United States Constitution.
00:31:42.000I completely and totally disagree with that.
00:32:12.000I'm actually calling for the reassertion of the union, where you can only have a union if states are allowed to govern themselves on the most important matters and issues.
00:32:22.000In fact, I believe the breaking up of America becomes more likely the more centralized planning you do.
00:32:29.000I actually think we get along better when you leave everyone in their own pockets of the country to deal with some of these more intimate issues.
00:32:36.000Every single controversial issue, the Democrats want to centralize it in Washington, D.C. and take control.
00:32:42.000But what bothers me so much is I talk to these Republican governors, some of them, and they're like, well, I can't do that, federal government.
00:33:36.000If I were to give one contribution in the year 2022, just a single one to the Republican Party and the conservative movement, it would be embrace one sliver of Machiavellian political theory.
00:33:48.000Now, when you think of Machiavellianism, you're like, oh, Charlie, the ends justify the means.
00:33:53.000That's an oversimplification of just one of the writings of Machiavelli.
00:33:58.000Machiavelli had an amazing canon of work.
00:34:04.000We obviously just think of him for writing The Prince, but there's another part where he challenged behavioral patterns.
00:34:13.000He challenged what we have grown accustomed to.
00:34:15.000And he said, if we know what we want, why don't we go do it?
00:35:30.000And yes, I know this sounds controversial, but peaceful and constitutional defiance of the federal government will actually strengthen the nation.
00:35:40.000If the federal government does not faithfully execute the laws, if the federal government is starving its citizens, what do you do?
00:36:45.000How about you make sure you can get gas in the tank or secure the southern border?
00:36:51.000You see, when things start to fall apart, it's tempting and easy to look to the Capitol, look to Washington, D.C., and say, well, we are, we have our hands tied.