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00:01:37.000You're welcome aboard as long as you believe in the natural law, liberty, and freedom.
00:01:40.000You know, you believe in our core tenets.
00:01:42.000But I do not believe you can have a cogent conservative worldview or philosophy without at least first theism and definitely without some sort of biblical view.
00:02:16.000I think if you are a Bible believing Christian, you should be a conservative as well.
00:02:20.000You know, conserving the good, the true, and the beautiful, protecting the vulnerable, those that can't protect themselves, using strength to protect the weak, not the strength to crush the weak, all these things that conservatives believe.
00:02:28.000At the same time, I do believe in a movement that is not only for Christians because we live in a pluralistic society of differences of opinions.
00:02:38.000I'm always going to own the fact that I'm a Christian, as evidenced by inviting Frank right up to just witness for you at the beginning.
00:04:19.000Actually, in the National Education Association's training manual, which is the largest teacher union in the country, they had a seminar on how to teach critical race theory to kids.
00:04:30.000That sounds like it's in our schools, doesn't it?
00:04:33.000What that is, is it's literally just common sense.
00:04:36.000It's saying that this is real history.
00:04:38.000This is what has happened in the past.
00:05:33.000So, Ibram X. Kendi argues, who is one of the leading thinkers of critical theory, Race theory, discrimination today to atone for discrimination of yesterday.
00:05:42.000We have black only graduation ceremonies at Columbia University, black only dormitories across the country, for example, at Western Washington University.
00:05:50.000Can you join me today in saying black only dormitories are evil, wrong, and it's segregation?
00:05:55.000You still haven't answered my question about why this history simultaneously means nothing?
00:06:01.000Well, I'm happy to answer that, but the fact you're dodging segregation in America, why is that?
00:06:31.000So I think white only and black only anything is evil and wrong.
00:06:36.000That's why I hate critical theory and critical race theory, because when it's put in practice, you start to discriminate people based on race.
00:06:47.000So we're now south of the Mason Dixon line in North Carolina.
00:06:50.000We did a lot of work to get rid of segregation in this country.
00:07:33.000But my question is when 63% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, not even able to afford a home, car, or even basic necessities, when wages have only increased 15% since 1965, while the cost of a home has increased 118%, How does free market neoliberal capitalism address these issues when free market capitalism breeds these very issues?
00:07:54.000So I'd probably agree with part of that.
00:07:55.000I would reject the neoliberal because I'm not a neoliberal.
00:08:22.000All right, so how would free market capitalism fix part of this?
00:08:26.000Well, the answer is that there are externalities of free market capitalism.
00:08:29.000Market should serve people, people should not serve markets.
00:08:32.000I would say generally some of the facts that you cited are totally correct.
00:08:34.000I talked about the destruction of the American middle class.
00:08:37.000Some of that can be attributed to bad government policy.
00:08:40.000Hopefully, you and I can agree that the government being able to create money out of thin air crushes the American middle class and creates a tax called inflation, where every single working person in this room is one month poor despite working harder this year.
00:08:52.000That is because of government, not because of free market capitalism, that inflation is running out of control.
00:08:57.000We spent $5 trillion we don't have on pet projects that were silly and awful and terrible.
00:09:02.000To your point, though, and I actually can agree, and I am not a neoliberal, is I actually think that our economic policy needs to be done prudently, not ideologically, in the sense that we should make more stuff here.
00:09:13.000We need to have our own industrial base.0.66
00:09:15.000Immigration should serve the American citizen, both legal and we should have no illegal immigration.0.75
00:09:20.000We should have a moratorium on legal immigration until wages go up and American workers and students are put first and given a preference.0.67
00:09:27.000But I would say this, though there are some market forces that could be generally really good.0.99
00:09:32.000Okay, and just throwing away all markets in kind of one sentence and just kind of dismissing it, I think would be a catastrophic mistake.
00:09:43.000But I'd say that generally, the ability to be able to trade across state lines for small businesses to start new products, for family owned businesses to pass down one family to the other without these crazy taxes and estate taxes, these are things I would support.
00:09:55.000Does that answer your question a little bit?
00:09:56.000Yeah, but that's not free market capitalism then.
00:09:59.000Okay, well, it depends how you define it, right?
00:10:01.000So do you mean laissez faire, no government interference?
00:10:03.000Well, it doesn't have to be laissez faire.
00:10:04.000It's just that's not free market if you're only restricting jobs to America.
00:10:14.000So the original free market thinkers of the 1700s and 1800s, including Alexander Hamilton, they were free markets, but they were also nationalists.
00:10:22.000They wanted their country to be able to thrive and succeed because markets should serve people in the country.
00:10:27.000People in the country should not serve markets.
00:10:30.000Markets are a general good for society.
00:10:32.000We should only intervene prudently when we see externalities that start to harm people or wages go down.
00:10:37.000Or there are results that we don't like in that regard.
00:10:40.000Thank you for your question, and thanks for being here tonight.
00:10:47.000Hey, Charlie, first of all, I want to just say thank you for being here tonight, thank you for speaking, and thank you for giving other people a chance to speak.
00:10:52.000The question I wanted to ask was actually on something you said earlier how you said the question of hierarchy is not necessarily that to get rid of elites, but to just have better elites.
00:11:01.000The argument I would counter, and I just want to know your thoughts, is the way I see hierarchy is you can have terrible people at the top, theoretically, people that are working in their own best interest, people that are corrupt.
00:11:12.000And yes, that will affect the people at the bottom, but the way I've always seen hierarchy, especially in America and some of the stuff I see today, kind of goes back to what he said with lower wages.
00:11:24.000What is your opinion on the idea that hierarchy should be designed more so around just making sure the people at the bottom benefit, regardless of whether or not the elites are necessarily corrupt?
00:11:33.000Well, yeah, that's a nice goal, but that didn't really work well in the 20th century.
00:11:39.000Well, I was going to comment on that, and that.
00:11:43.000Some of the most prosperous points of America, a lot of people like to think back to it.
00:11:56.000I think Eisenhower was a pretty ethical president compared to the gang of criminals we deal with now.
00:12:01.000I'm not saying an individual president can't be a non ethical person.
00:12:06.000Yeah, but would you agree the 50s economic policy was more focused on the middle class than the lower class, right?
00:12:11.000Because it was about an industrial base, it was about making stuff here abroad, it was about having trade policies that allowed us to be able to flourish and succeed.
00:12:19.000So the question is you're always going to have hierarchies.
00:12:35.000It's the people that don't commit crimes, they pay their taxes, right?
00:12:39.000They're not going to get fabulously wealthy in their lifetime, but they should be able to have a commitment to retirement, see their life improve, their kids should be able to get well educated and live a nice and normal life, and the society should be stabilized around that, right?
00:12:51.000When that middle class disappears and you get a permanent government addicted class, too much on the bottom, or you get too much of an oligarchy on top, then I think the entire system starts to shatter.
00:13:00.000So I think we're saying the same things in some ways.
00:13:02.000But my argument is that you're always going to have hierarchies, and I would love to be able to see leaders in the top of the hierarchy, the billionaire class, if you will, pander less to the needs, wants, and interests of some esoteric climate change propaganda from the World Economic Forum and instead say, hey, I have a lot of money.
00:13:18.000How am I going to use that money to benefit people's freedom and liberty and middle class potential?
00:13:23.000Not trying to turn off our energy supremacy or superiority, which is the dumbest thing and actually hurts middle income Americans and make your energy bills even more expensive, if that makes sense.
00:13:31.000So I guess you would probably agree then that.
00:13:33.000Kind of the difference between the 50s and now is that the middle class has kind of been ground down on the top of the dollar.
00:13:41.000I think public policy, I think Wall Street's taken over our government, but also I will say this I don't agree with libertarians on a lot of stuff, but they are totally right on monetary policy.
00:13:50.000Our monetary policy has been a robbery campaign of the American middle class, of destroying the American dollar, of depleting our purchasing power since the 1950s.
00:13:59.000So, for example, in the 1950s, your dollar just went further than it does now.
00:14:15.000I had a statement to say you were banned on Twitter or whatever because you dead named somebody.
00:14:21.000And then you also made up the, or not made up, sorry, you put out the point that people were being banned for saying the truth about the corona vaccine.
00:14:31.000I just wanted to say that two wrongs do not make a right.
00:15:06.000Become more accepting to things, and I think that even if you don't like somebody, it's not a good idea to normalize dead naming.
00:15:15.000So, can you explain our audience what is dead naming?
00:15:17.000You probably know it better than I do.
00:15:18.000Is when somebody transitions and they choose a new name conforming to their gender.
00:15:26.000So, if their name was Lisa before and they changed it to Jack, if you call them Lisa before that or Lisa after they transitioned, that is dead naming.
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00:19:43.000It's not like I'm going to go into this room and say, I disrespect every single one of you because you don't believe what I believe or you're not presenting how I want.
00:19:56.000You said it's wrong, but you can all of a sudden see where your viewpoint quickly becomes, and we have to shut somebody up because you deserve respect.
00:20:02.000I mean, it's, I mean, honest to God, I'm not trying to like, I'm kind of losing my thoughts a little bit, but I just want to put out there that I think it's just basic human respect.
00:21:10.000I have conflicted opinions on gender affirming surgery because it's irreversible, and if it's a decision made too young of an age, then it's not right to do it on children.0.98
00:21:39.000And then he found Islam and he decided to be called something else.
00:21:43.000And all of a sudden, you get this rancor and this uproar that somehow I'm being hateful and no longer worthy of a Twitter platform because I said a fact that Levine had a name and a family and was a man and then claims he's a woman.
00:21:56.000If all of a sudden history and facts can be erased, we are dangerously approaching a 1984 dystopian world control scenario that I don't think any of us should entertain.
00:22:43.000So my question is given that 97% of scientists agree that man made climate change exists and that it will cause negative impacts in our lifetime.
00:23:38.000You think 2% of American physicists would say that force does not equal mass times acceleration or would reject Newtonian physics or the second law of thermodynamics?
00:23:47.0002% or 3% of people think that they can fly, you know?
00:24:32.000Tried and put in prison and out to pasture because he dared disagree with the status quo and the scholastic belief.
00:24:39.000History is not very kind to the overwhelming, tyrannical nature of scientists that say 97% of us agree that lobotomies work until we realize they don't.
00:24:49.000Now, you might be right, it might be man made, it might be anthropogenic, but that 3% has a lot of credence.
00:24:54.000You should look at them, read their journals.
00:24:57.000They argue that there's thousands of other explanations for rising global temperatures other than just carbon emitted from human beings, sunspots, global tilt.
00:25:07.000And just to say it's all human beings all the time also begs the question to what extent, what do you do about it, and what are you willing to then sacrifice?
00:25:14.000So, real quick, you can actually check charts online that show you the graphs of how sunspots tend to affect temperatures in the United States sunspots, volcanic eruptions, all this stuff.
00:25:24.000And all of it doesn't account for the amount of difference that we've seen recently.
00:25:33.000It's not the scientist, it's just the science itself.
00:25:36.000Like if you check graphs, On any website.
00:25:38.000So, show me a single scientist that can tell me, without a shadow of a doubt, empirically proven, that man made carbon emissions is solely to blame.
00:26:20.000But you are saying is when you start engaging in green energy fantasy or climate change fanaticism, let me call it that, you're going to have serious ramifications.
00:26:29.000The United Kingdom could be a net energy exporter instead.
00:26:32.000This winter, they're going to have rolling blackouts.
00:26:35.000They're going to have people potentially dying from blizzards and from incredible cold.
00:26:40.000Because they've had this entire green energy propaganda campaign.
00:26:43.000That is making themselves intentionally poor because of a community of scientists that are saying we must shut ourselves down because of anthropogenic, human made, man made cause climate change.
00:26:52.000Ask the question wait a second, what if the premise itself is faulty?
00:26:56.000And by the way, 97% of scientists were also saying, yeah, the COVID vaccine is the best thing ever.
00:27:03.000So, excuse me while I'm just the dissenting contrarian voice, which says the scientific community, whether it be in climate alarmism or in COVID vaccines or in epidemiology, I won't trust Anthony Fauci in epidemiology, nor will I trust his equivalent in climate change alarmism.
00:27:21.000In fact, I've grown accustomed to believe there's probably an agenda behind a lot of this stuff.
00:28:19.000Call everything racist till you control it.
00:28:21.000Oh, so wait, but then that literally means that critical race theory can mean basically anything you want it to, right?
00:28:30.000Only if you're calling it racist till you control it.
00:28:32.000I mean, I'm defining critical race theory in the modern American context as that.
00:28:35.000We can go back to Herbert Marcuse, One Dimensional Man, or Jacques Derrida, or Michel Foucault, but the most agreed upon legal, I'm sorry, the most agreed upon academic theory is Intro to Critical Race Theory, 1991 by Derek Bell.
00:32:19.000You know, critical race theory, not race.
00:32:22.000Okay, so what's the second word in that?
00:32:25.000Yeah, it's race, but it's a theory of how to view race, of which is a mind virus pathogen destroying America, of which I said again, just to reemphasize for those in the back, we could replay the tape, we'd throw the red flag to watch it over again.
00:33:08.000We have Turning Point Action, which is not represented here tonight, which is our political arm that would love to help you, train you, and pour into you.
00:33:14.000It's an amazing organization that's doing such awesome things.
00:33:18.000Knock on more doors than your opponent.
00:33:20.000Have a message that resonates to voters.
00:33:22.000Respect your elders and talk to people that have been in politics for a while and listen to them.
00:33:26.000I don't like when young people run for office and they don't listen to people that have been around for a while.
00:34:02.000So, I was actually at CLS this summer, you know, where you said chapters change the world, and I wholeheartedly agree with that.
00:34:09.000I was just asking you so, we had our fall semester come by, it's now, it's October now, and we had a big crop of freshmen come in in the beginning, but little by little, you know, some peter out and some stop showing up.
00:34:20.000So, how do you, how would you sustain, what would be your advice on sustaining membership?
00:34:26.000Yeah, just have events, be publicly out there, always trying to invite dialogue and discussion.
00:34:32.000And look, our Turning Point USA chapter deserves a lot of credit for what they've done here tonight.
00:35:40.000Let's say that a racist police officer shoots me and kills me.0.92
00:35:49.000For you to be a white man and you see that and don't say anything about it, I believe that my community would be upset about that.0.99
00:36:00.000Now, all you have to do as a white man, you don't have to get on the internet or on Twitter and say, I'm sorry for being white, but you should.
00:36:09.000You should at least acknowledge the racism that happens around you.
00:36:15.000Okay, well, yeah, if an individual act of racism happens.
00:36:17.000That is just taking accountability for what happens around you.
00:36:41.000Is take accountability for the racism around you, not pretend that it doesn't happen around you, like again, the example that I gave you.
00:36:50.000That if I was shot by a police officer and you found out that person was racist, right now, but why would you take responsibility?
00:36:59.000How can I take responsibility for somebody else's actions?
00:37:01.000What you should do is just take accountability and say, Hey, yes, that was racist, instead of saying, No, that person, that officer wasn't racist.
00:37:08.000Well, hold on, what you got to show me an instance and an example, but we're talking about such a micro problem that doesn't exist.0.92
00:37:14.000Do you know that a black person is 18 and a half times more likely to shoot and kill a police officer than a police officer is to go and shoot an unarmed black man?0.94
00:37:23.000But is that the question that I asked you?0.98
00:37:25.000No, no, you asked a hypothetical about if I'm going to take accountability for a racist police officer.0.79
00:37:29.000So, again, but I mean, do you understand if I inverted it on you, would you take accountability for all the blacks killing police in America?0.76
00:37:38.000No, why don't you take accountability for all the blacks killing police in New York?1.00
00:37:42.000I wouldn't take accountability for it, but what I would say is yes, there are a lot of black people in my community who do dumb things to other black people and to other white people.0.99
00:37:53.000What I would not do is just pretend that it doesn't happen so that, like I said, You, as a white man, have to do the same thing.0.98
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00:40:29.000And what are the reasons why you believe it should stay illegal?
00:40:36.000We have an overwhelming amount of data.
00:40:38.000To show when it's legalized, states get more dangerous, it gets messier, more homelessness, more vagrancy, more overdoses, more kids going on drugs, more heroin overdoses.
00:40:46.000It is a gateway drug, regardless what people say.
00:40:49.000It's laced with chemicals, with fentanyl, with hallucinogenics.
00:40:52.000Colorado went from the 10th in carjackings to the 1st in carjackings, 4th in arson to the 1st in arson, 3rd in rape to the 2nd in rape.
00:41:00.000I mean, I could go through every statistic.
00:41:01.000Every state that has legalized weed has seen more crime, more vagrancy, more dropouts, more kids on the social outcast of society.
00:41:08.000Would you say that when you legalize marijuana, you can see the lab tests, you can see all the toxic chemicals inside of the cannabis plant, you can see how much THC is in there, how much CBD, what terpenes, if it has limiting, pinene, mercene, there's a lot of cannabinoids inside of it.
00:42:13.000So, my knowledge is basically based on not necessarily my question is not basically about whether about that statistics, but but you said safer.
00:42:25.000I mean, that would be probably critical.
00:42:26.000Well, it's safer in terms of consumption, in terms of what you're consuming if it has toxic chemicals.
00:43:07.000They're like, oh, yeah, it's better because kids are passing drugs in school.
00:43:09.000Yeah, now they're passing fentanyl in school, no longer weed in school.
00:43:14.000And so, not only that, the crime, the vagrancy, the homelessness, the defecation, everywhere it's legalized has gotten more dangerous period.
00:43:21.000So why would you want to bring that to our communities?
00:43:24.000So it's not this, so that's, that's not what i'm asking.
00:43:29.000That's that's not what I was uh, basically talking about here.
00:43:32.000What i'm talking about is basically the consumption of the safetyness about of people who consume cannabis, and also there there are many many, lots of good benefits too in terms of a lot.
00:43:46.000There are a lot of good terpenes in terms of limonene Also, pining actually.
00:43:51.000Yeah, could I ask you, when was the last time you did weed, man?
00:44:31.000I would love to be in your field one day, kind of doing what you do, as well as the other guy that was talking about running for office.
00:44:37.000I think that one thing that makes it very difficult a lot of times is that we live in a society that doesn't promote doing things differently, like you didn't go to college, and you're very adamant against the college scam.
00:44:52.000But as well as different aspects, as we live in a world that is just very aggressive towards a lot of those different things.
00:44:58.000And, like, for me as a high schooler, with a lot of steps I take, you know, to kind of get in that field, whether it be going to council meetings or doing a podcast, different things like that, what would you say that, whether it be a piece of literature or maybe social networking cues to pick up on, that would really enhance, maybe not enhance, but help you kind of beat that system?
00:45:22.000Yeah, so look, you're talking about how to get into politics, basically, right, in some ways?
00:45:43.000So, the kind of overgeneralized story of Turning Point USA doesn't mention that in high school, I knocked on 100,000 doors for some candidates in Illinois.
00:45:52.000You've got to cut your teeth doing that, right?
00:47:35.000It is black genocide, and thank you for saying that out loud.0.98
00:47:37.000I say that, and the media loses their mind.0.99
00:47:39.000But it disproportionately impacts the black community.
00:47:42.000Life is beautiful, and life begins at conception.
00:47:44.000And we are seeing disproportionate abortion clinics, Planned Parenthood clinics, and the founder was a eugenicist, period.
00:47:50.000The founder of Planned Parenthood was a eugenicist.
00:47:53.000Now, are the current leaders of it eugenicists?0.61
00:47:55.000We don't know, but if you were trying to exterminate the black population, how would you do things any differently than what Planned Parenthood is doing right now?
00:48:05.000We got to talk about why life is beautiful.
00:48:07.000And honestly, we also got to step up, those of us that are Christians and conservatives, with the resources, the charities, the services to make sure that we get rid of the myth of unwanted children.
00:48:17.000There is not an unwanted child in America.
00:48:19.000We just need to make sure people that are in crisis, that are pregnant, are able to find adoption services, find the services necessary.
00:53:20.000And what you are doing is paraphrasing what you consider to be ex nihilo out of nothing made in the image of God, the breath of God with actually where life begins.
00:53:27.000So the question would be, Was John the Baptist a baby when he leapt in Elizabeth's womb?
00:56:43.000A cesarean section is a medical intervention that saves tens of thousands of lives every single year, of a small slit done at the top of a woman's pelvis.
00:56:59.000If every woman that's lied to by Planned Parenthood was given a c section instead of an abortion, then all of a sudden abortion would not be necessary to save their life.0.73
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00:59:39.000They're my favorite team, I have nothing to do with.
00:59:42.000So I assume that you know about the trans woman in the girls' locker room in Vermont.
00:59:50.000And so, I of course like to disagree with that completely.0.83
00:59:54.000And I don't believe we should accommodate for trans people, but for the safety of actual women and to avoid another situation like what happened in Virginia twice this year and last year with a boy who decided that he wanted to put on a skirt and go into the girls' restroom and decided to rape an actual girl.
01:00:13.000Do you believe that we should make a trans locker room for people with this issue?
01:00:35.000If you're a man who thinks you're a woman, go in the men's locker room.0.74
01:00:38.000Go wear a dress in the men's locker room.1.00
01:00:40.000Why do we need to accommodate you and put you in a locker room of your choosing?
01:00:42.000Answer because we completely inverted our morality to give a platform to people that claim they're oppressed when in reality they aren't.
01:00:50.000And we should not reconfigure society based on groups that say, oh, feel so sorry for me because I'm a victim.
01:00:55.000Yeah, actually, that's not the way that we should do things.
01:00:57.000Instead, you get A lot of other people having to reaccommodate their language, their speech, and their privacy, and the protection of our women for some sort of fringe mental illness that unfortunately is plaguing our country.
01:04:30.000It's because neoliberalism has taken over the American left.
01:04:32.000And the only place, I'm going to ask you and think about this for the coming months and years, the only place left for critical discussion on the international American empire, which should not exist, is here on the American right.
01:04:43.000We won't agree on everything, but I think there's going to be oxygen in the room because the Democrat Party and the American left has unfortunately become just this war clamoring machine.
01:06:48.000So, Brandi Love is a pornography actress, and we have minors at our event.1.00
01:06:53.000I will defend to anybody in any venue or forum not allowing people that spread or participate in pornography to be co mingling or socializing around minors.
01:07:03.000Well, the clothes that Brandi was wearing and the The conversation she was having had nothing to do with her pornography.
01:07:15.000If you participate in pornography, you're not going to be around young children.
01:07:18.000I'm not going to endorse that as an organizer.
01:07:20.000I'm not going to act like that's normal and that it's okay.
01:07:23.000If you engage in something that so many young men struggle with, that are addicted to, that are destroying marriages, I consider you to be a willful participant in a parasitic force in America, and that does not have a place at a Turning Point USA event.
01:07:41.000I disagree, but thank you so much for your time.
01:07:43.000Thank you so much for being on campus.
01:09:35.000Hey, so I just wanted to, like, I disagree with you on your position on Ukraine.
01:09:40.000So I think, I believe that we should do everything we can to help Ukraine.
01:09:44.000Now, you say that we're sending billions of dollars to Ukraine, but actually, that's the valuation of the equipment we're sending to Ukraine.
01:10:05.000I believe that's the equipment we already have.
01:10:07.000No, no, it's reappropriated dollars that otherwise would be used in other combat theaters or other deployments, other areas that are then being sent.
01:11:09.000We've had 2 million people cross into our country via an invasion, and yet we're sending arms and missiles and training and equipment and troops and money to a country that most people can't find on a map 5,000 miles away that's not a U.S. state.
01:11:29.000What does success look like in Ukraine?0.81
01:11:33.000All the territories return to Ukraine.
01:11:35.000Then you're prepared for a 50 year war?
01:11:38.000I don't believe it will be the 50 year war.
01:11:40.000Does Eastern Ukraine want to be part of Ukraine or Russia?
01:11:44.000Well, I believe that Eastern Ukraine, the inhabitants of Eastern Ukraine, are originally Russian inhabitants.
01:11:53.000Yeah, they speak Russian and they love Putin.
01:11:55.000So why should we tell them to go be part of Ukraine when they want to be part of Russia?0.57
01:11:58.000Well, why don't they move to Russia instead of seceding from Ukraine?0.84
01:12:02.000Well, because they like their home, which used to be Russia, which is actually where Russia was founded, and they want to live in Eastern Ukraine and call it Russia.0.86
01:12:09.000Why are we telling them they have to be part of Russia?0.63
01:13:25.000Because, so you say the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
01:13:28.000What gets me fired up is that our elected representatives are screaming from the rooftops about Ukraine.0.58
01:13:33.000Ukraine, I don't see them appropriating even a billion, five billion for a southern border wall, but they're really quick to go make sure Ukraine is their bullets to go fight a war that honestly Russia's going to end up winning.
01:13:44.000So you believe we're being invaded by Mexican immigrants?0.70
01:13:49.000By the cartel, yes, two million people a year.0.88
01:13:53.000And they're not immigrants, they're border jumpers, line cutters, and foreign criminals that are coming into our country knowingly breaking our laws.1.00
01:14:36.000And to put us in that will make every single one of your lives be put in jeopardy to go fight a war that we should not fight.
01:14:41.000This is what it is Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin, the war industry and the defense contractors, are using this entire thing as a way to get us dangerously close to another proxy war.
01:14:52.000While we care about a far distant conflict that looks nice on cable television, while our wages go down, our kids are the most suicidal, depressed, alcohol addicted, drug addicted, psychiatric addicted, least educated, least socialized, least married, and least likely to have children in generation history.
01:15:05.000But I have to be lectured by my leaders that I have to go send money to Ukraine.0.62