00:00:02.000The Arizona Board of Education has new guidelines, a toolkit designed around teaching your child that when they were a baby, they are racist.
00:00:14.000That is the new Arizona Department of Education equity guidelines.
00:01:40.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:16.000They look at more faces which match the race of their caregivers.
00:02:23.000According to the toolkit, by the age of two and half kids use race to determine who their playmates should be, expressions of racial prejudice often peak at ages four and five.
00:02:38.000It says, by kindergarten, children show that many of the same racial prejudice often peaks at that age.
00:02:48.000The toolkit is largely inspired by an activist fool, a racist, Ibram X. Kendi.
00:02:58.000You see, we've gotten to a point in our country where we are so decent to one another that there's an incredible supply and demand problem when it comes to racism.
00:03:12.000The great Douglas Murray makes this comparison.
00:03:14.000There's an unbelievable demand to find racism.
00:03:19.000There's such a limited supply that now your tax dollars in Arizona are going towards teaching teachers and instructors that your three-month-old might be David Duke.
00:03:38.000That your three-month-year-old child might actually have deep racist, bitter resentment.
00:03:46.000Now, The chart that Arizona is using, the Arizona Department of Education, which of course is all rooted in critical race theory.
00:03:56.000This is incredibly flawed, divisive, immoral teaching that the tax dollars of Arizona are going towards, the Arizona Department of Education.
00:04:06.000It says, at birth, babies look equally at the faces of all races.
00:04:11.000But at three months, babies look more at the faces that match the race of their caregivers.
00:04:20.000This is the study that they're citing.
00:04:22.000Which again does not imply racism at all.
00:04:26.000You're trying to tell me that a three-month-old that is wholly dependent might actually look at the person who is allowing them to continue to survive.
00:04:36.000Doesn't it exactly scream racial discrimination for me?
00:04:40.000It continues by saying, by 30 months, most children use race to choose playmates.
00:04:46.000The guiding principle that the Arizona Department of Education believes in is, quote, young children notice and think about race.
00:04:55.000Adults often worry that talking about race will encourage racial bias in children, but the opposite is true.
00:05:15.000By letting children draw their own conclusions based on what they see, teachers and families can play a powerful role in helping children of all ages develop positive attitudes about race and diversity and skills to promote a more just future, but only if we talk about it.
00:05:30.000One of my least favorite things, we must have a conversation about race.
00:05:39.000You see, one of the methods, strategies, tactics used by the postmodernists, by the people that are teaching your children right now, yes, even in the once conservative state of Arizona, for all my friends listening on AM 960, The Answer of the Patriot, is to hyper-fixate on race.
00:06:03.000There has not been a group of people that have cared this much about race since the KKK.
00:06:09.000The people that are teaching your children care more about race than the Ku Klux Klan did.
00:06:18.000In fact, the curriculum that children in Arizona Department of School education schools are being taught is they're not too young to talk about race.
00:07:07.000Many of these movements kind of fizzle out as soon as evidence, cross-examination, due process, nuance gets brought into the conversation.
00:07:17.000But race, that's the one that the cultural Marxists have focused on.
00:07:22.000You see, since America abolished slavery, since America was founded on freedom and not on slavery, Thomas Jefferson in his original draft of the Declaration of Independence denounced slavery and blamed King George for it.
00:07:37.000George Washington said no new slaves in the Northwest Territories.
00:07:40.000Thomas Jefferson disallowed new slaves from bringing to the United States.
00:07:47.000America was founded on the abolition of slavery, not immediately, but eventually John Quincy Adams, America's sixth president, was a fierce anti-slavery advocate.
00:07:57.000And America eventually accomplished that moral good of which every civilization, every country participated in slavery, from the Greeks to the Romans to the Chinese to the British Empire.
00:08:12.000But because we even have that in our history, the people who wish to divide us, the people that want power at all costs, they have realized they've hit a chord that gives them a platform, which is to emphasize endlessly the race struggle in our country.
00:08:30.000The class struggle failed under Occupy Wall Street.
00:08:32.000The gender struggle failed under Me Too.
00:08:38.000And it's not enough just to say that we should have a country where we don't judge people based on skin color.
00:08:45.000You see, the people that are putting forward this critical race theory, this curriculum that's being taught in the Arizona Department of Education, saying that your three-month-old might be racist, they're of the belief the only way we can get rid of racism is get rid of the entire system.
00:09:02.000So instead of trying to create a country that respects people's character, how they act, there is a heavy emphasis on race.
00:09:13.000Nine years ago, I was in high school, and our high school was very racially diverse.
00:09:20.000It was 53% English as a second language, 53% Hispanic, and kids made stupid jokes here and there.
00:09:26.000But generally, as a rule, we got along very well.
00:09:30.000There was not any need for critical race theory in the curriculum.
00:09:34.000There was not a need for an abolition of whiteness.
00:09:37.000By having dialogue, discussion, the correct amount of friendships, life went on, and the idea of race was a non-issue.
00:09:49.000This was always Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream.
00:09:53.000He wanted a country where people were looked at based on character, not skin color.
00:10:00.000So there's a couple different ways to foment the rage necessary to overthrow a system.
00:10:08.000We have gone through in great detail different successful revolutions of the last 100 years.
00:10:14.000The Cuban Revolution, the Chinese Revolution, the Russian Revolution, the French Revolution, which predated that.
00:11:05.000But generally, when you try to persuade tens of millions of people to go overthrow the entire United States financial and banking system, people say, yeah, there might be some things wrong with the system in general, but I at least have some faith that when I work hard and play by the rules, I'm going to see some form of a reward.
00:11:26.000And then the Me Too movement happened in 2017, 2018 as a way to try to destroy Trump, as a way to try to start a gender war in our country.
00:11:34.000Interestingly enough, the left doesn't believe in genders at all.
00:11:42.000And the only real successes they've had, I would probably say, is Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, and Kevin Spacey, who I don't think anyone would argue as being worthy of defense or protection, considering what they did.
00:11:57.000Al Franken might be another example of that.
00:12:01.000You see, but the forces that wish to divide us, almost neo-Marxist forces, having failed starting an economic war, having failed starting a gender war, They now are being incredibly successful, surprisingly successful, starting a racial conflict in our country.
00:12:21.000Not based on evidence, not based on facts, not based on history, not based on reason or logic, but instead based almost solely on emotionally driven arguments.
00:12:31.000And my theory on how Arizona and the Arizona Department of Education, the Arizona Department of Education says that your baby is racist.
00:13:49.000But look, I'm going to tell you something that no one else is going to tell you is that Mike Lindell loves America and that millions and millions of people want to help Mike Lindell.
00:13:59.000I know I get emails from people all the time, thousands of people.
00:14:02.000They say, how can we help Mike Lindell?
00:15:12.000It's not just this one piece of Arizona Department of Education.
00:15:16.000You see, Arizona was a comfortably Republican state run by people who were Democrats calling themselves Republicans, like John McCain and Jeff Flake.
00:15:27.000But what's happened over the last couple of years is tragic.
00:15:32.000I left Illinois because of high taxes, corrupt politicians, people that said one thing and did the other.
00:15:38.000And I came to a state that I thought was a freedom-loving state, a state that had open carry, a state that was trying to eliminate the income tax, a state that had vibrant, robust job and economic growth.
00:15:55.000But over the last couple of years, I've realized the consequence of having weak Republicans.
00:16:07.000And I'll say privately what I would say publicly, I'll say publicly what I'd say privately to him, which is what are we doing in Arizona to actually prove the difference of conservative, courageous leadership versus the typical Democrat governor.
00:16:27.000According to the New York Times, Arizona is the only Republican state left in the country that is still mixed, closed, and open because of government mandates when it comes to the Chinese coronavirus.
00:16:43.000With masks, Arizona still sometimes requires masks, whereas most other Republican states have no restrictions.
00:20:21.000I'm not going to say anything about him personally, but he's at a crossroads here.
00:20:25.000He can either be like Ron DeSantis, Abbott, and Christy Noam, or he can continue to go the way of Gretchen Whitmer, Gavin Newsome, and Andrew Cuomo.
00:20:34.000So now you have critical race theory, high taxes, legalized weed, two Democrat senators.
00:20:39.000You send your electors to Joe Biden, and people in Arizona, such as myself, I say, timeout.
00:20:44.000What exactly is the difference between living in Arizona and Colorado?
00:20:49.000I guess there's a little bit different of living in Arizona versus Sacramento, with the amount of influx of Californians, it's marginal.
00:20:58.000But here's the opportunity, Governor Ducey.
00:21:42.000And the thing that we have learned from DeSantis is that when you implement conservative policies and you articulate them, people can actually move in public opinion towards you.
00:21:54.000But if you live in the fear of repudiation or condemnation from the Arizona Republic or the Arizona Central or the Washington Post or the LA Times, then you're never going to get anything done.
00:22:08.000People say, why is Arizona slipping to be more Democrat?
00:22:12.000Because they don't have any example of Republicans doing anything meaningful in this state.
00:24:31.000And how is it going to benefit my life?
00:24:34.000And when you don't have leadership, that's when you get stuff like this, which is the Arizona Department of Education has created an equity toolkit claiming that babies show the first signs of racism at three months.
00:24:43.000I mean, this stuff is, this would be outrageous if it was introduced in Brooklyn, let alone in the great state of Arizona.
00:24:53.000And so if you're listening to this in any one of these states, and specifically in Arizona, you better make your voice heard to your state legislators.
00:25:00.000And this bill that they passed that says that the Academic Transparency Act, it is not even close to what we need.
00:25:09.000Meanwhile, Prop 208 is still in effect, which has some of the highest income tax.
00:25:16.000You got weed shops opening up all over the place.
00:25:19.000Somehow, in a bizarre way, you have a mask mandate and open carry.
00:25:22.000So basically, you're allowed to walk the streets of Scottsdale with an AR-15, but you have to wear a mask.
00:26:55.000Maybe that's why I'm talking so fast, but you guys need balance of nature.
00:26:57.000For a limited time, all new preferred customers will receive an additional 35% discount and free shipping on your first balance of nature order.
00:27:36.000To forcibly put people in their homes was an act of immature policy and politicians that did not trust their citizens and were afraid of bad headlines.
00:27:47.000There was no epidemiological or scientific reason for mandated lockdowns.
00:27:51.000As I have said many times, if you are over the age of 60 and you have certain pre-existing conditions, then use the liberty that you already have afforded to you to not leave your home and you will be taken care of.
00:28:02.000Instead, the decision to lock down our country was reckless and foolish.
00:28:07.000I understand maybe the first week or the second week when we were understanding what we were dealing with, but as soon as the princess cruise ship came through, as soon as we saw the virus, infection rates and death rates, the country should have fully opened.
00:28:18.000Maybe mass events should have been scaled down a little bit temporarily, but we would never have hit the economic disaster we did.
00:28:26.000We never would have had to create $4 to $5 trillion on top of our $4 trillion budget every single year.
00:28:33.000And so much of this pain would have been avoidable.
00:28:35.000Our focus always should have been on therapeutics, on prophylactics, things that have proven to work scientifically, taking the right amounts of vitamin D and zinc, going outside, getting exercise, hydrating yourself.
00:28:51.000And then if you get the virus, pursuing innovations such as Regeneron, blood transfusions, and yes, even the thing you're not allowed to talk about, hydroxychloroquine, which worked for many people that I know in my life that had the virus and it worked very well.
00:29:13.000This looks like an Axios piece just based on the font.
00:30:42.000And this is largely because of very, very weak governors in both parties that have decided to pursue an anti-science, anti-reason, anti-logic agenda.
00:30:57.000And look at the damage it has done for our society.
00:30:59.000We went through a self-inflicted campaign that made businesses disappear that will never get back.
00:31:08.000Churches fold that will never restart.
00:31:40.000Then you are now, at this point, with all the data available, contributing to a mental health crisis and one of the most immoral decisions of government in American history.
00:31:54.000Thanks so much for listening, everybody.
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