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00:01:42.000And that was the big story throughout the weekend, as we're going to talk about.
00:01:44.000It's that France, a country with a lot of history, a country that's very beautiful, a country a lot of people have probably been to at least, well, I don't want to say probably many people have been to at least once in their life, and they likely really enjoyed it while they were there.
00:01:57.000That country is becoming, along with Britain, just exhibit A to their exhibit B of what happens if you go too far down the leftward path.
00:02:08.000And what that means right now is it means.
00:02:11.000Gigantic riots, which there have been a lot of riots in France, but what happened this past weekend?
00:02:17.000Town Hall in Limoges, a Beaux Arts iconic building from about 150 years ago, extremely beautiful, just torched, destroyed by rioters.
00:02:26.000The Louvre, right now, famous museum where the Mona Lisa is and about 10 million other famous paintings, is closed right now because they have to worry about unrest in the city.
00:02:36.000And there's no signs that this is stopping.
00:02:53.000I saw throughout the weekend, you saw all these takes from people who had the Hamas flag or the Gaza flag or that watermelon that they use as their logo because it has the color scheme.
00:03:27.000In France, a retiree makes more money than a working person, and it's an aging country.
00:03:33.000And they're claiming all these demonstrators are saying we're rioting because our schools are underfunded.
00:03:39.000France has a higher percentage of spending coming from the government than the USSR in the year that it fell.
00:03:47.000Yeah, well, and that is a really big problem when you get those age trees that go up, right?0.79
00:03:53.000And so, you have very few young people supporting an aging gerontocracy, an aging retiree program that make a lot of money, that are guaranteed to have a lot of money.
00:04:07.000France, by the way, it's worth stating, typically had more children than some of the other Western European nations.
00:04:15.000It's still below replacement, but that is something that France has actually done better with than some of the other Western European nations.
00:04:21.000So, this started, obviously, you've heard that this is supposed to be a student led protest.
00:04:26.000They were originally, and this is kind of going by September, this was already starting.
00:04:32.000There were working class suburbs and poor school conditions that, you know, like teacher shortages, dilapidated buildings, these kind of things.
00:04:39.000And it started overlapping with a call to revive the yellow vest protest movement.
00:04:45.000Now, you might remember, yes, it is true, France tends to erupt in protest from time to time.
00:04:50.000It just seems to be, you know, about as sure as, you know, the sun coming up that France is going to have some protests and some rioting.
00:04:57.000But this has, Morphed into something way larger and way bigger and way more destructive than your average French protest.
00:05:06.000And all the pictures seem to indicate that there are a lot of migrant children or children of migrants themselves, right?
00:05:14.000So they might be born in France, but they're still not exactly the image of a French student that you would have in your mind.1.00
00:05:21.000They're burning, they're looting, and they're destroying beautiful French architecture.
00:05:53.000So if you go online and you get deeper into the comments section, there's basically this debate about whether or not this is a communist revolution or whether this is a migrant invasion.
00:06:03.000And my answer to anybody asking that question is yes.
00:07:35.000So here's what's also, I think, fueling this is that leadership in France, instead of cracking down on this, They're sounding very appeasing.
00:07:46.000Now, some arrests have been made, certainly, and they're doing some work to quell the uprising.
00:07:52.000But I think over 500 police and first responders have been injured in these protests.
00:07:58.000That's a lot, by the way, just while we're keeping track.
00:08:01.0001,500 or so rioters have been arrested.
00:08:04.000There are over 500,000 of these people that have taken the streets, so a very small number.
00:08:08.000And listen to the tone of Emmanuel Macron as he's addressing this, okay?
00:08:51.000It was terrible when you saw it in 2020.
00:08:53.000When you concede, oh, This mob that has unlimited thirst for destruction, that loves to hurt innocent people, terrorize innocent people, try to impose its will by violence on the vast majority of the public.
00:09:06.000When you concede, oh, well, they have valid grievances, you are losing the game.
00:09:21.000That book everyone brings up, The Camp of the Saints, that's how it ends, is that they could stop it and they just won't because it makes them feel too icky to use violence.
00:09:55.000I think that's a real question we should ask.
00:09:57.000But here's the cautionary tale for you The left has embraced.
00:10:01.000All of the underlying elements that have poured fuel on this fire.
00:10:05.000And there is a woman that is going viral in France.0.80
00:10:09.000She is a store owner, a shopkeeper, and she tries to plead with the migrant and migrant youth that are inspired by this anti fascist revolutionary energy to torch their city and loot buildings and stores.0.99
00:11:17.000It's like the classic image from Kenosha, where it was the burning auto dealership or some sort of store, and it had Black Lives Matter on the sign as the whole thing's on fire.0.82
00:11:27.000And they're trying to run that con again, actually.0.51
00:11:41.000He posted an image where it's the non destructive riots that were happening across France in 20 cities, where he goes, Crowds of people everywhere, calm and joyful everywhere when the police aren't around.
00:11:53.000Images you won't see in the official media.
00:11:55.000They are 100% trying to run in France the mostly peaceful protests op.
00:12:25.000And you just have to not give into that lie because even if it's mostly peaceful, the fact that you have that cutting edge of rioters who will burn, who will loot, who will hit you and will rob you and everything else, maybe kill you, that's what gives it's intended to give menace.
00:12:45.000They are lying to your face, and any politician who indulges this mostly peaceful op, if they're doing anything other than demanding that anyone who violently protested be immediately arrested and thrown in prison themselves, that person is lying to you.
00:12:59.000They are allies of the rioters and trying to help those people get away with mayhem and destruction.
00:13:26.000But that's around $10.5 billion he's donating to the kids.
00:13:30.000And what strikes me is that in an era where you have these permission structures, when you have Macron pandering to the looters and to the rioters, and you have our elites funding the NGOs that create the intellectual and ideological subtext for these rioters to, you know, Loot and pillage with impunity.
00:13:54.000And they are trying to deconstruct the system, right?
00:15:46.000What a tale of two stories on one day.
00:15:49.000I mean, it's the only, that is ultimately going to have to be the fix.
00:15:53.000It is the great, one of the great conservatizing phenomena you talked about is buying a home.
00:15:58.000And what that's about is it's not merely that you feel successful, it's that you have your thing that you care about protecting.
00:16:04.000And people fear loss, most people fear loss a lot more than they desire gain.
00:16:10.000It's sort of one of our biases that we have in our head.
00:16:13.000And so, a nation of small farmers, like America was in its early days, is innately a relatively conservative country because it's a bunch of people who know that it takes work to build things and things are easily lost, easily destroyed, and they care about protecting that little patrimony of theirs.
00:16:31.000So, it's no surprise that when America was a nation with millions upon millions of small landholders, small businessmen, that we created a great constitutional system.
00:16:41.000That has worked so well for so long.0.59
00:16:44.000And in nations that don't have a lot of owners, you get this angry proletariat who are much more inclined to burn things down, destroy things, follow demagogues who say, I'll give you everything, you have nothing.
00:16:56.000But it's also great 3D chess from Elon Musk here.0.84
00:17:00.000So, Elon Musk, he understands that he is persona non grata.
00:17:04.000He is the main target when it comes to the anti capitalist revolution sweeping across France and is trying to be exported across the West.
00:17:13.000Now, all the young kids are going to grow up being owners in SpaceX.
00:17:17.000They might care a little bit more about the fact that this billionaire and maybe trillionaire is giving money to them, giving them an ownership piece of one of the most innovative, pioneering tech companies ever birthed into the global scene.
00:17:31.000So, it's really, really smart from him, actually, because it is a counter narrative to the prevailing narrative that young people think that these fat cats don't care.
00:19:21.000And then they loot it and they push her out of the way, tell her to shut up.
00:19:24.000I think this is a fantastic allegory for the entirety of what we're seeing in France.
00:19:30.000But there are so many angles here, Oren.
00:19:33.000What is your takeaway when you see what's happening in France?
00:19:36.000And do you think it's coming for us next?
00:19:38.000I think there is a lot to be learned from the French situation there.
00:19:41.000The first thing we should know is that France took up the idea of civic nationalism.
00:19:47.000They took this idea that anywhere and everywhere France has ruled, where French ideals have spread, there the people are French.
00:19:55.000And so if you bring someone in and you incorporate them into your society, it'll be okay.
00:20:00.000They actually even banned public displays of religious imagery in the idea that they would turn the entire country into some kind of secular utopian paradise where everyone could coexist.
00:20:10.000And instead, we see the consequences of this that the idea that these people would ultimately assimilate, they would ultimately become French, they would adopt French values, they would blend into the country.
00:20:21.000Even when they passed laws to try to ban things that would ultimately signify yourself as Muslim, as other, as different, that did not work.0.99
00:20:29.000So when we talk about passing laws about banning Sharia law or something in the United States, yeah, sure, do it.1.00
00:20:35.000But ultimately, the problem is the people being there.1.00
00:20:38.000The presence of the people themselves is causing this tension.
00:20:42.000And you can ban anything or everything you want.
00:20:44.000You can tell yourself that anyone can become French and that French values will ultimately paper over all differences.
00:21:20.000These types of questions are things that we haven't asked in the West really in a serious way because we approached it with this tabula rasa everybody's the same, everybody can be assimilated, but yet we've lost the will and the self confidence in our own cultures to demand assimilation.
00:21:38.000And then the question is can you undo it?
00:21:40.000I think of in the United States, everybody gets a vote.
00:21:43.000Doesn't matter if you're a welfare queen, doesn't matter if you're a public charge, it doesn't matter if you just got here.0.97
00:21:49.000And we were naturalized two days ago, we give you the franchise.0.74
00:21:52.000And then these people get to determine the future of Western civilization.
00:21:55.000And it's pretty scary, as he said, that France went far more all in on this idea of that, yeah, everyone can be French.
00:22:04.000It's all, you know, Frenchness is just an idea.
00:22:07.000All of that, like, much more, like, it's not, the government is not allowed to collect demographic data in France.
00:22:12.000So, how white or black or Arab is France?
00:22:15.000We don't know according to official government data because they do not collect it.
00:22:18.000That's the sort of thing they have done in France because they hard committed to that idea.
00:22:23.000And what we see is that that is getting thrown back in their face by so many of these demonstrations.
00:22:29.000It is a bigger question, though, right, Oren?
00:22:33.000Who should be determining the future of your country?
00:22:35.000And the West, I have to say, has a massive structural problem when it comes to this.
00:22:41.000Yeah, obviously, as you and I were kind of discussing yesterday, democracy is a huge issue here.
00:22:47.000When you grant the idea that the citizens, or anyone who holds a paperwork that says they are a citizen, they have the right to vote.
00:22:54.000They have a right to determine the future of the country, then you're opening yourself up to the dangers of demographic change.0.54
00:23:00.000Most of the multicultural societies throughout history tended to be empires.
00:23:05.000They tended to be ones in which there was a strong authority in the center and they kind of negotiated the differences between all these different cultures and people.
00:23:13.000But when you're talking about democracy, or much better, what we should actually be aiming for is a republic, republics are built on the idea of a shared identity, a shared worldview, a shared way of life.
00:23:24.000That membership inside that society then grants you a say in what is happening there because you sacrifice for it, you've served in the military.
00:23:33.000You own land, you've demonstrated your ability to manage a household.
00:23:36.000You are someone who has earned a right to have a say in your society.0.90
00:23:40.000When you have foreigners coming in on a consistent basis who have not established this, who have no history with the society, who have not absorbed the values, do not have that long heritage and tradition tied to who they are, and they step in in large numbers, obviously they can quickly change where your society is going through the democratic mechanism, which to be fair is exactly what parties like the Democratic Party have explicitly said they want to do.0.95
00:24:05.000Replace the people of the United States.0.55
00:24:06.000The Great Replacement is not a conspiracy theory.0.75
00:24:08.000It is the Democratic Party's policy.0.77
00:24:11.000They want to replace the American people with foreigners who will be more likely to vote for them.0.99
00:24:15.000And of course, if those foreigners come from even more dangerous places like the Middle East with Islam and other very foreign belief systems like Hinduism, then ultimately they irreparably change what's happening in your society.1.00
00:24:28.000So the very first thing you have to do is you have to limit immigration radically.1.00
00:24:50.000They haven't had a Trump who's come in and kept good on the idea of closing the borders, shutting down immigration, working on every avenue of reducing those visas and everything else that are bringing large amounts of people in.
00:25:00.000They have not successfully been able to vote for a candidate who will keep those promises.
00:25:05.000And so they are extremely frustrated in this moment.
00:25:08.000The UK, France, all of these countries desperately need real right wing candidates.0.67
00:25:14.000Candidates that are very serious about shutting down immigration and will keep their word no matter what.
00:25:18.000The fact that Marine Le Pen, who's supposed to be this crazy right wing candidate, is talking about how Islam does belong in France, it's not very heartening.
00:25:30.000But to your point, maybe it's not so silver the right wing is surging in France and they were already ahead in the polls, which is interesting.
00:25:37.000So this rioting is going to have political ramifications in the future.
00:25:58.000Under President Trump's leadership, he's used executive powers, so basically foregoing the legislature.
00:26:05.000He has accomplished the largest cut to legal immigration since the 1920s, since Calvin Coolidge.
00:26:12.000Muslim and African immigration is down 90%.
00:26:17.000Okay, let me repeat this because it's that big of a deal.
00:26:22.000The largest cut to legal migration into the United States, this is from the New York Times, since the 1920s, Muslim and African immigration is down 90%.1.00
00:26:31.000That is a huge, huge accomplishment.1.00
00:26:33.000So for me, you could be dooming about this, that, the other.
00:26:56.000Look, I've said this several times and I'll say it again.0.51
00:26:58.000I am legitimately furious about the Iran war.0.97
00:27:01.000I think it was a huge mistake that greatly derailed the administration and some of the promises that it was supposed to keep.
00:27:08.000But ultimately, Donald Trump has been, without a doubt, the best president of my lifetime, especially on the issue of immigration.
00:27:17.000We've heard for decades and decades from Republicans that we simply could not close the border.
00:27:22.000We heard from people like Dan Crenshaw that we had to pass a bunch of legislation and get so much more statutory help and everything else to make this happen.
00:27:31.000And the Trump administration basically hit a button and closed the whole thing down.
00:27:34.000I know it's more complicated than that.
00:27:37.000But ultimately, the point is that they were able to shut down this immigration in a way that no other president, no other Republican has ever done or would have ever done.0.94
00:27:46.000And so, even if I'm frustrated with something like the Iran war, I'm not going to go tell people, hey, go burn down your country because you're angry with Trump over the war.
00:27:56.000Sorry, like we are in an existential moment when it comes to immigration.0.79
00:27:59.000When we look at countries like France, it's obvious what it will cost us if the borders.0.99
00:28:04.000So, Oren, I do have a question because if you go online, there was a bit of a debate at a back and forth about whether this is a socialist communist revolution or this is an immigrant fueled wave of resentment and frustration.0.67
00:28:39.000But they don't care about the ideology and its success at the end of the day because it's a mechanism to redistribute money from the people who have it, the native people of the United States, to people who do not, foreigners coming in.0.75
00:28:51.000So, yes, there are some homegrown socialists who are using the Marxist rhetoric and they are teaming up with the immigrants to go ahead and take your money so they can build a strong client base.0.86
00:30:47.000Like, I can't even explain how dangerous a statement like this is.
00:30:51.000I have been warning for a while that this is where the Democratic Party was going, but she announced it out loud and made it obvious.
00:30:59.000We are in a scenario where now, functionally, democracy is over.
00:31:04.000We had the Democrats attempt to kill the president, attempt to remove the president from the ballot, put the president in jail so that he could not run again.
00:31:14.000That itself is already an incredible threat to the idea that there could be a peaceful transfer of power after an election in the United States.
00:31:23.000Now, the Democrats are announcing out loud that their strategy is to use the Justice Department so thoroughly that they will destroy the idea that anyone would want to work for a Republican administration, to work for someone like Donald Trump, so that basically the president would have no staff, no ability to put anyone in a position of power because they'd be so terrified of what happens once the next party comes in.
00:31:48.000That means that if at any point the left gets into power, they will effectively destroy the lives of anyone and everyone who worked for the Trump administration.
00:31:56.000In the hopes that it will chill the political actions of younger Republicans, younger conservatives.
00:32:02.000You cannot, cannot have a representative form of government, an elected government in an environment like this.
00:32:10.000You cannot have an elected government where you actively use the government itself to intimidate your opponents into ensuring that they would never, ever run for office or serve because ultimately you would destroy them legally.
00:32:28.000We are facing truly existential politics, and the Democrats are driving as hard as possible to ensure that legitimate elections are extremely difficult in the future and that any loss politically could be existential.
00:32:43.000That's how a lot of these regimes, a lot of nominally weak democratic governments fall apart in third world countries, is that sense that, okay, I mean, look at Bolsonaro, for example, that Jair Bolsonaro, he gave up power in Brazil, and his reward was he was promptly thrown in prison.
00:33:01.000Now, his son is running to get him out, but a lot of drama is going into that.
00:33:05.000A lot of Bolsonaro's would make the calculation well, if I'm going to be thrown in prison on trumped up charges if I leave power, how about I just not leave power?
00:33:13.000And haven't we seen that play out over and over again?
00:33:15.000And now we're just inviting that to happen in the United States at some point in our history after 250 years of unproblematic successions.
00:33:25.000Yeah, I mean, this is the classic story of Caesar, right?
00:33:29.000Why does he take power in the Roman Republic?
00:33:31.000Well, because if he handed power back over, The Senate promised that they would arrest him, they would throw him in jail, that he would pay a price for not relinquishing power.
00:33:40.000When you back people into a corner like this, when you say either you maintain power, you never turn power over, or else we're going to destroy you, you incentivize them to say, well, fine, then I guess I will not abide by an election.
00:33:54.000In fact, it doesn't even become an immoral decision at some point because if you turn over power to your enemies, those that have declared that they're going to do damage to you, they're going to harm you physically, physically, emotionally, they're going to take away your freedom, lock you in jail.
00:34:08.000Well, it would be immoral to turn power over your country to those people.
00:34:13.000Like it would make no sense for you to cede power to people who have already promised they were going to destroy you and the people that you love.
00:34:20.000This is, again, an incredibly dangerous type of rhetoric that will surely bring serious consequences to our system if it continues.
00:34:29.000You know what I find really striking about this?
00:34:31.000And I agree with everything that you've said.
00:34:33.000I mean, what Elise Slotkin is doing here is basically saying win or die.
00:34:40.000And when you have a politics like that, It's not, it's not, it's not no longer possible to do the peaceful transfer of power.0.51
00:34:47.000It's no longer possible to do business as usual.
00:34:49.000And so, I don't even think she understood just how radical a thing she said was.
00:34:54.000I mean, but she said it out loud, and frankly, there's a lot of Democrats that already believe this, right?
00:34:58.000And that's really part of it, it's just that mindlessness to it.
00:35:04.000But the other part that's really rich is that they will now turn around and accuse Donald Trump of being the one that has weaponized the judicial system, right?
00:35:13.000Going after Ilhan Omar or things of that nature.
00:35:16.000When we know it's the left that has pioneered this entire thing, we know that it is them that, as you said, tried to throw.
00:35:23.000President Trump in prison for 700 years.
00:35:26.000They ginned up E. Jean Carroll, financed her civil suit, reversed the statute of limitations law for one year just to get him out.
00:35:33.000They basically had to invent four novel prosecutions to go after Donald Trump.
00:35:36.000And it's not, no one's been honest about it because so many law professors hated Trump that they were part and parcel to let's rewrite or rejigger or reinterpret every law possible to put Donald Trump in prison.
00:35:48.000They had four different, four criminal cases and a civil case.
00:35:52.000And every single one of them needed a change to the law.
00:36:13.000They know the game that they're playing, and they're not going to let President Trump play it against them.
00:36:16.000But you had a tweet basically saying that the fact that President Trump has not gone after Moore could be a strategic blunder, if you will.
00:36:25.000Explain that one minute left, Orrin McIntyre.
00:36:27.000Yeah, to be really clear, this is actually what Donald Trump should have been doing to the Democrats.
00:36:31.000After they weaponized the DOJ, after they went after Trump the way they did, after they destroyed, basically tried to throw his staff in jail, ultimately, you have to have some kind of payback.
00:36:43.000The only thing that creates an equilibrium in a situation like this is tit for tat, when you have to push back just as hard as you got pushed.
00:36:51.000And if you don't, then ultimately they're going to take advantage because they realize there will be no consequence for their actions.
00:36:57.000Donald Trump, Has done great things on areas like immigration, but did not do enough to punish the people who tried to destroy him and the people who worked for him.
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00:38:56.000What a huge day and weekend we had in Phoenix, Arizona.
00:39:00.000We're going to be welcoming Colin Plume.
00:39:01.000We're going to be shifting our focus a little bit to the economic questions that are swirling today in just a second.
00:39:07.000But I want to give you guys an update here, really quick, in Arizona.
00:42:07.000So here's the question CPI came in a little hotter than expected, 3.7%.
00:42:14.000We have big questions about whether the Fed is going to raise interest rates again.
00:42:18.000So, how does the higher for longer rate environment, meaning that we kept hoping that rates were going to come down, but they're remaining higher for a longer period than we anticipated?
00:42:29.000How does that affect the case for physical gold and silver, inflation hedges, things like that?
00:43:17.000If you look at PolyMarket in different places, the likelihood of a raise jumped from like 20% to in the mid 40% range that they could potentially raise interest rates.
00:43:30.000So, it is going to affect inflation, it is around.
00:43:34.000And unfortunately, what the Fed's done, raising their rate to 4%.
00:43:40.000With inflation at 3.7%, it's like you're running on a treadmill and you're staying in the same place.
00:46:22.000Continues to go higher, which is telling you a few things.
00:46:25.000One, bond buyers think inflation is going higher because if they didn't think inflation was going higher, they would gobble up the bonds in the low fives.
00:46:34.000They must believe that inflation is going to continue to skyrocket.
00:46:37.000And let's, like, we've had inflation in the double digits in this country.
00:46:42.000I know it was in the 1980s and people don't believe that, but like, it can happen again.
00:46:47.000If you look at all the government spending that we've done and all the debt we've accumulated since really the early 2000s, We have created more debt that will allow us to have tremendous inflation and dollar devaluation.
00:47:07.000And I think the Fed's hands are really going to be tied.
00:47:09.000I don't think they're going to do anything in the next meeting, but I believe before the end of the year, they're going to raise rates again, which is they don't want to do it.
00:47:18.000They know it's not good for us because raising rates costs us more money on our debt.
00:47:24.000Like, if we're at $2 trillion in interest payments, As we raise rates, it costs us more money because we're borrowing against ourselves.
00:47:31.000And I know that's a weird concept that raising rates costs us more money, but that's actually what happens.
00:48:13.000I mean, if you look at the companies that are there and you look at the debt behind those companies that are there, and the AI boom.
00:48:20.000We didn't prep for this, but circular financing is another big thing with this whole AI boom.
00:48:24.000You got the folks buying their customer stocks and circular, circular.
00:48:30.000Colin, I think people are very unclear about the relationship between interest rates and the bond yield and the price of gold and silver and precious metals.
00:48:37.000Like, do they work, you know, opposite of one another?
00:48:42.000Are they going different directions or is there a lag?
00:48:43.000You kind of touched on this before, but let me just set this up again.
00:48:47.000So, we got $2 trillion deficits, debt around $40 trillion all in, and now the 10 year yields are up around 5%.
00:48:55.000Does this strengthen like a multi year case for gold and silver or does it weaken it, right?
00:49:01.000What does that do to the yields when it comes to gold?
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00:55:17.000Check it out, Colin and the team today.
00:55:21.000I talk about jobs and industries on this show.
00:55:23.000All the time, but I didn't expect to find an entire skills trade community on TikTok plumbers, electrician, builders, and contractors sharing the work they do every day.
00:55:33.000And it went way beyond tips and tricks.
00:55:36.000People were sharing their craft, connecting with local contractors, and talking about how they were building their businesses and growing their teams.
00:55:43.000It opened my eyes to how people in the trades are using TikTok to share their skills, make connections, and find new opportunities.
00:55:49.000I remember thinking, this is exactly what we need more of people sharing what they know and creating opportunities for others.
00:55:55.000And I never expected to find a community like this.
00:55:59.000You start with something you know, and suddenly you're finding a whole new side of it that surprises you and leaves you wanting to know more.
00:56:05.000Your next discovery is waiting for you on TikTok.
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00:56:14.000But we're going to turn our attention to Europe.
00:56:16.000We actually are having a big sort of influencer event here on campus.
00:56:20.000Blake's going to be speaking at it in just a little while.
00:56:22.000I'm going to be talking with them or do a QA.
00:56:25.000And we have one of them that we have never introduced you to, and I'm excited to do so now.
00:57:12.000Second, third generation migrants, together with communists, are destroying our entire nation.1.00
00:57:19.000What started in France that didn't start last week, it started maybe 10 years ago when we started welcoming waves of illegal, uncontrolled migration coming mainly from Muslim countries that hate us, are destroying the country.1.00
00:57:34.000And what we have seen in France is that it's just The beginning we have seen in Milan, but we are seeing it in all the major cities.0.99
00:57:44.000We are seeing it in all the major cities in Italy.
00:57:48.000They are looting stores, burning down stores, burning down cars.
00:57:53.000They have injured hundreds and hundreds of police officers just for trying to stop them.0.99
00:57:59.000And they're even going after civilians because some civilians that are trying to oppose this madness are getting assaulted by these second, third generation migrants and communists that have one goal.0.96
00:59:06.000The reason why we're not seeing as much as we would like to is that we have literally everybody against.
00:59:12.000We have the European Union that is dictating our migration policy because.
00:59:19.000People in the US do not know, but the European Union is basically the main cause of evil around Europe because if we were to decide to stop welcoming illegal migrants, we would be facing persecution from the EU and we would be facing sanctions.
00:59:33.000Every European country is losing their sovereignty.
00:59:36.000We are not able to see about our migration, we are not able to decide about our Green Deal, energy policy, about the farmers, about the currency.
01:00:01.000Is there any energy for you say they'll sanction you or crack down on you to pick that fight, or alternatively to leave the European Union, or is there no enthusiasm for that yet?
01:00:13.000I don't think it's even an option right now, but I can give you a tangible example.
01:00:18.000All over Europe, we're having problems with mass migration, not in Poland.0.79
01:00:24.000There is the great Polish politician that I know very well, Dominik Tanczyski, recently gave an interview saying, If you come to this border, we're going to shoot you.
01:00:32.000In Poland, they just passed a law where if you try to enter illegally, you can be shot.
01:00:37.000Because they don't want terrorists infiltrating in their country.
01:00:40.000But what's happening to Poland right now?
01:00:42.000Since they're not welcoming the migrants and they're not respecting the EU policy about the migration pact, Poland is getting sanctioned every day for not wanting to welcome illegals.
01:00:54.000And when people tell you illegal migrants are not a problem, why would you ever say that?0.98
01:00:59.000Let me give you some facts and then we will see if statistics are racist.0.99
01:01:04.000In Italy, we have around 300,000 illegal migrants in our territory.
01:01:09.000In a population of 60 million, this is barely 0.5%.
01:01:14.000And they alone are accountable for 30% of crimes in our country 0.5% of illegal migrants.1.00
01:01:23.000And when people tell you, hey, yes, but no, no, no, no, kick them out.0.98
01:01:27.00030% of crimes that's going to go down one day.
01:01:31.000It just seems like, as you say, so if Poland's standing up to it, they're able to take the sanctions.
01:01:37.000What needs to happen for this to actually come apart then, if they're not ready to stand up to the European Union yet?
01:01:43.000Maybe, let's say in France, if Le Pen wins and then if we still have a conservative government in Italy, would that be enough that they could defy the European Union?
01:01:51.000Or how do we get out of this death spiral before Italy ceases to exist?
01:01:55.000It's very difficult and complicated, but we got out now.
01:01:58.000If you're not going to act now, there will be no country left to defend.
01:02:03.000And I always advocate for this, even here in the USA, where I have the opportunity to travel a lot throughout the years.
01:02:12.000If you're not going to stop now, what's happening, you're going to cry in 20 years.0.99
01:02:16.000We are seeing a process of Islamization, of political Islam, coming and spreading like a virus around Europe.0.99
01:02:23.000In Italy, we just had our first Sharia law council approved.1.00
01:02:26.000Now we are going to have a Sharia law building that is going to judge.0.59
01:02:30.000So they're going to be the substitution of our Italian law.0.95
01:02:33.000And this is not only Italy, it's everywhere.
01:02:52.000So, this is a lone Italian man beating back all these migrants and these migrant children with nothing but a stick or like a baton or something.0.84
01:03:49.000Like, what's the media environment, right?
01:03:51.000Because they went after Georgia Maloney because she, like, the political heritage of that party was sort of linked to Mussolini or something in the past.
01:03:59.000So they're trying to go after her, call her a fascist.
01:05:11.000If I have to express my humble opinion, I'm not really a big fan of this Pope because of some position he has about political Islam, which I disagree.0.96
01:05:21.000Well, and he spent America's 250th anniversary.
01:05:25.000He went to that island that you guys get a lot of migrants on, I believe, Lampedusa, and he prayed for the migrants who died trying to cross the Mediterranean.
01:05:34.000But I've got a question to ask Why don't you pray for all the victims killed by the same migrant that managed to cross the Mediterranean?
01:05:44.000I just wish the Pope should look at that town hall burning in Limoges, France, and remember that they, or go look at the footage of Notre Dame burning a decade ago.0.55
01:05:54.000And just remember, there are a lot of people who would enthusiastically do that to St. Peter's Basilica and every other church in Italy.
01:06:01.000So we only have a little bit of time here, Lorenzo, but you apparently got to ask Charlie a question.
01:06:06.000The team is letting me know this, so I have to play this, and one of his prove me wrongs.
01:06:10.000I'm studying abroad from Italy for this semester.0.64
01:06:15.000In Europe, we are having a big problem with illegal immigration.0.99
01:06:19.000People are coming, they don't respect our laws, that being a woman stabbing is dangerous to go around.1.00
01:06:25.000So I don't understand when people come here to talk to you, liberals, saying that they want to welcome them because you don't know who is entering your country.0.94
01:09:46.000You do have woke government too at the same time, crime policy specifically.
01:09:52.000Well, it's really that they're not following the law.
01:09:55.000And I've been talking to judges in Charlotte, some of the good ones, and we've been trying to figure out a way to actually get these judges to adhere to the law.
01:10:06.000One of the solutions I have is potentially getting a law passed that says that if a judge lets a criminal out, they could be liable for the crimes that they commit.
01:10:17.000So either a fine or whatever kind of punishment.
01:10:47.000And we see this, there's probably a story about this every couple of weeks where.
01:10:52.000It's one thing if someone just commits a murder out of the blue, but we have a very large percentage of our crimes are by people who are just known to police.
01:11:06.000And they'll say they can't, they're incompetent to stand trial, but they're apparently competent to roam around the street with and murder people.0.96
01:11:14.000So you tweeted out, and I love this tweet, that it is un American to give up hope.
01:11:18.000Obviously, you are in the influencer space, the content creator space, and there is a doomerism that is set in with a certain contingent on the online right, at least formally right.
01:11:28.000Now, a lot of them are voting for Democrats.
01:11:30.000I don't even know if we can call them on the right anymore.
01:11:40.000Well, my understanding of how America was founded is it was founded on this idea of hope for a better life, right?
01:11:47.000The Pilgrims came over to practice their religion, you know, faith the way that they saw fit because Henry was, you know, doing a terrible job at it.
01:12:00.000The American Revolution, I mean, in a lot of ways, we didn't really have a lot of hope because we were just farmers and other types of people.
01:12:08.000Going up against the greatest empire, the most powerful empire.
01:12:11.000In the history of the world at that point.
01:13:54.000And that's, I think, why a lot of them ultimately went and voted for President Trump.
01:13:58.000And whether they're frustrated about Iran or they're frustrated about Epstein, whatever, what is your message to those people that are feeling jaded, cynical, nihilistic?
01:14:07.000Well, this isn't the politics of 20, 30 years ago.
01:14:11.000Both parties aren't pro America, right?
01:14:38.000I mean, if you study history at all, you can just see that.
01:14:40.000And I don't want this country to go into that hellhole of communism, socialism, because frankly, and this is really selfish, I have a daughter, and I don't want her to grow up in a country that.