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00:03:35.000I want to start this hour off with a study that was done by Arizona Christian University.
00:03:41.000They do this study every single year, and it's nonpartisan in nature, and it's just surveying millennials, young people, increasingly older, obviously, everyone gets older, and kind of what their stance is on the world, on themselves.
00:03:56.000And before I go into this, I just want to say there are some numbers in this document that are shocking, even for someone who deals with young people, beyond shocking.
00:04:07.000And I hope that every single parent out there and grandparent thinks and prays deeply about what I'm about to share with you.
00:04:14.000What I'm about to share with you in this document should be a fire alarm.
00:05:33.000A record-breaking number of 40% of young adults say that they have a don't perspective.
00:05:41.000People who don't know if God exists, don't care if God exists, and don't believe that he exists.
00:05:47.00040% of millennials surveyed, according to this study, call themselves very liberal or progressive when 29% say they are conservative.
00:05:57.000Further, those who think of themselves as Democrats outnumber those who identify as Republican by a two-to-one margin.
00:06:06.000Continue by saying that in this study by Arizona Christian University, three out of four millennials said that they are still searching for their purpose in life.
00:06:18.000Well, that's pretty obvious because we sent so many millennials to college, which is a place where your soul and your dreams largely go to die.
00:06:27.000Issues listed by millennials that have little importance, 2% importance, income inequality and redistribution, rule of law, media standards.
00:06:42.000The most important issue for millennials, think about this.
00:06:46.000The number one most important issue is coronavirus management.
00:06:50.000For a generation, you know, I've actually found this.
00:06:52.000I find that some young people are way more worried about the Fauci virus than people over the age of 60 because they've been raised in a generation of fear, obviously.
00:07:00.000Climate change, second most important issue for millennials.
00:09:47.000Four out of 10 young adults, according to this study, say they are liberal on social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, while three out of 10 say they hold a conservative view on those matters.
00:09:59.000Specifically, the study shows that people 18 to 37 are less likely than their elders to feel proud to be an American, believe in and obey the United States Constitution, express a personal willingness to die and protect for our freedoms, accept America's enemies as their enemies, join the military to defend the nation if called upon to do so, and consider themselves to be extremely or very patriotic.
00:10:22.000Ideology and politics, reactions to political terminology.
00:10:28.00037% have a negative view of the United States of America.
00:10:33.00029% have a negative view of conservatives.
00:10:38.000Millennials have a higher positive viewpoint of socialism, the term socialism, than conservatives.
00:10:47.00020% of millennials say climate change and global warming is the top issue.
00:10:51.00020% say that racial and ethnic discrimination is the top issue.
00:10:56.000And 10% say discrimination regarding sexual orientation or gender identity.
00:11:01.00027% say they do not associate with any religious faith or tradition.
00:11:08.000It is the least Christian, least godly generation in American history, which is why they're so miserable.
00:11:54.000It's the most college-educated generation in American history, the least married, least likely to own property, the least godly, the most oppressed, and the most miserable.
00:12:03.000Maybe some of those things can explain it.
00:12:07.000I want you to imagine over 100,000 Americans losing their jobs.
00:12:12.000You could stop imagining because it's a reality.
00:12:15.000Since 2015, over 100,000 independent farms and ranches in the United States have shut down.
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00:14:55.000Millennials are half as likely as adults to say that life is sacred.
00:15:02.000Millennials do not have as much respect for human beings as adults do from other generations.
00:15:09.000Millennials are significantly less likely to believe that God is the basis of truth, to believe the Bible is a reliable source of moral guidance, to say that they have a unique purpose from God.
00:15:23.000They do not accept the idea of original sin, which I've been saying at our show for quite some time.
00:15:28.000They do not believe that you should try to avoid sin.
00:15:32.000They do not accept the Bible as the inerrant word of God.
00:15:34.000This is like 60, 70% of millennials, by the way.
00:15:37.000They do not pray during a typical week.
00:15:39.000They do not believe that Satan is real and influential.
00:15:43.000And they do not define success as consistent obedience to God.
00:15:46.000They're less likely than prior generations.
00:15:49.000Millennials are twice as likely to say that people they always respect are ones who hold the same religious political views as they do.
00:15:57.000So it's becoming this kind of self-radicalization circle.
00:16:02.000Now, amazingly, before every baby boomer starts to lecture how awful millennials are, do you know, according to this, only 50% of boomers think human life is sacred, or 19% think that human life is sacred?
00:16:19.00045% of millennials think that God is really involved in their life, 57% of boomers.
00:16:25.000The faith gap between millennials and the two earlier generations is the widest intergenerational difference identified at any time in the last seven decades.
00:17:35.000Yes, there is a direct correlation here.
00:17:38.000There's a God-sized hole in your heart.
00:17:40.000When you start to rebel against it, what are you going to fill it with?
00:17:42.000Well, they're the most drug-addicted generation in American history, the most suicidal, the most miserable, least directed, least purposeful, least married.
00:17:52.000And if you have a millennial in your life and you're a parent or grandparent, you got to take time out and say, man, we've done something terribly wrong here.
00:18:00.000Not to mention the socioeconomic political circumstances you've been handing down, we've been handing down to younger generations.
00:18:06.000Indebtedness, crime, sexual anarchy, all these different sorts of things.
00:18:13.000And for the millennials out there that are listening to this or the young people, you can make your life better.
00:19:01.000When did we decide to stop upholding free speech as a basic right?
00:19:05.000What's playing out right now at so many big tech companies and social media sites set a very dangerous precedent?
00:19:12.000Look, it doesn't matter what your politics are or who you voted for.
00:19:15.000Everyone should have the right to express themselves freely.
00:19:19.000Sadly, the big tech oligarchs and their monopoly has instead opted for silencing people and censorship.
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00:21:25.000Give us the breaking news of what's happening from the Chinese Communist Party militarily.
00:21:30.000The breaking news is that satellite imagery has seen an aircraft carrier and a destroyer, a replica in China's Xinjiang in the northwest part of the country used for target practice.
00:21:42.000This has occurred before where China has built replicas of U.S. Navy ships.
00:21:47.000And so to a certain extent, this is Groundhog Day, but the American people are starting to pay attention.
00:21:55.000And the broader context, Charlie, is that China's involved in the perhaps the world's fastest military buildup, certainly the fastest since the Third Reich.
00:22:05.000And we know from history that when militant regimes build up their militaries like this, they always use them in acts of aggression.
00:22:25.000It could be after the Olympics, which start in February of next year, or it could be India, could be Japan, could be any other country that borders China, because we know that China believes that it should be much larger than it is today.
00:22:39.000And in fact, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has been hinting that he should be ruling the world.
00:22:44.000Chinese officials since 2018 have been saying that the moon and Mars should be considered sovereign Chinese territory.
00:22:51.000This is the most ambitious regime in history.
00:23:40.000And then immediately after that, started to pressure the Donbass, which is eastern Ukraine.
00:23:45.000So they were redrawing the map of Europe by force after the Olympics.
00:23:50.000China could very well do the same thing.
00:23:52.000Right now, Beijing is just unbelievably aggressive.
00:23:57.000And we also know that inside there have been internal problems, not only at the top of the Communist Party, but there are all sorts of crises.
00:24:06.000And this means that something is probably going to happen.
00:24:10.000And we, I think in Washington, as you point out, we don't have an appreciation of that.
00:24:15.000So I think we could be very well taken by surprise because we've got a military leadership and we've got a political leadership that fundamentally misunderstands China.
00:24:26.000So what is the proper way to understand them?
00:24:30.000You said it's the most ambitious regime we've seen.
00:24:32.000Belt and Road Initiative, the Confucius Institutes, hacking of the cyber grid, building of islands in the South China Sea, not to mention the manufacturing of the virus allegedly that came from a laboratory, which I think is the greatest open joke.
00:24:45.000We almost know certainly it came from a laboratory.
00:24:47.000Whether it was deployed intentionally or not, we don't know.
00:24:50.000What is the proper way to view this regime?
00:24:52.000Because we hear from some people in the business elite and kind of the metropolitan crew here in America.
00:24:57.000They're our friends, there are allies.
00:25:21.000Well, one thing we do know, Charlie, and that is that China took steps in the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020 to deliberately spread this disease beyond China's borders.
00:25:52.000So can you talk a little bit about how China has taken a different approach in the Soviet Union?
00:25:58.000The Soviet Union was largely walled off economically.
00:26:01.000They still had some obvious internationalist goals and ambitions, whether it be in Rhodesia or in Cuba or Afghanistan.
00:26:07.000But China seem to have learned from the Soviet Union where they want to actually infiltrate the actual DNA of the American economy from Wall Street elites to Hollywood to athletics, which makes it really hard for us to actually be able to build a domestic coalition against them.
00:26:42.000And Beijing has devoted enormous amounts of money and resources to this.
00:26:47.000Remember that the first time that they contacted Eric Squalwell was not when he was sitting on the House Intelligence Committee, where, of course, he'd be a value to Beijing.
00:26:55.000They first contacted him when he was on the city council of Dublin City, California.
00:27:01.000So that means that there must be hundreds, thousands of contacts that China's been making at a very low level on the hope that the individuals that they're courting will someday be powerful.
00:27:14.000And of course, in the case of Swalwell, they were very successful because he became successful.
00:27:19.000And that means that our society from top to bottom has been penetrated.
00:27:24.000Well, and Swalwell is never held to justice for what he did, allegedly sleeping with Fang Fang.
00:28:39.000And the reason why all these things are important and relevant to us is that I believe that Chinese leaders are seeing a closing window of opportunity, that if they don't move now, they will not be able to in the future because they won't be strong enough.
00:28:55.000Remember, they are at the edge of the steepest demographic decline in history in the absence of war or disease.
00:29:02.000They will lose about half their population in 45 years, according to Chinese demographers.
00:29:08.000They will lose two-thirds of their population by the end of this century.
00:29:14.000And that means we're not prepared right now because we're not thinking about China in the proper terms.
00:29:20.000So your argument is that this is more of an immediate threat than a long-term threat, which kind of bucks the consensus among some of the smart people that say, oh, yeah, China's going to be for your grandchildren to deal about in 60 years.
00:29:31.000You're saying, no, it's the opposite because of one-child policy and because of population control that was employed in the 60s and 70s.
00:29:39.000You're talking a generational demographic cliff that makes the baby boomers in America look like child's play, right?
00:29:47.000I believe that the risk is now, and we need to get through this risk in the next few years.
00:29:52.000We got a Pentagon, for instance, Charlie.
00:29:54.000And this is an important point you raised.
00:29:56.000They are seeing the maximum China threat starting in about 2027, going through about 2035.
00:30:03.000And so therefore, they want to take planes, the older planes, and take them out of the inventory so they can pay for modernization for the next generation of weapons.
00:30:22.000They're not planning for, I think, the period of maximum vulnerability right now.
00:30:26.000And that means we can be taken by surprise and they can beat us.
00:30:31.000We're a much stronger nation, but we're not defending ourselves.
00:30:34.000We're not looking at the Chinese regime in the right way.
00:30:37.000Well, and then we gave up Afghanistan completely, $85 billion of weaponry to the Taliban, that largely that probably just kind of got handed over to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:30:47.000So what action steps must we take to decouple ourselves from China?
00:30:51.000Because I'm sure a lot of Americans don't have an appetite for war, but I think the absence of conflict could actually draw us into war.
00:30:59.000Yeah, one of the things I think we need to do is cut investment into China.
00:31:03.000We need to stop technical cooperation agreements.
00:31:06.000I mean, we taught Chinese researchers how to manipulate coronaviruses to make them more dangerous to humanity.
00:31:12.000And we're still cooperating with biotech labs in China that are linked to the military.
00:31:20.000We have to stop China from buying our tech companies.
00:31:23.000I think we need to stop buying a lot of stuff from China.
00:31:26.000I'd like to see a complete cutoff of trade because we should not be giving them, you know, we should cut off the blood supply to those who mean us harm.
00:31:35.000Well, I mean, that's the least that we should do.
00:31:38.000And the tension point, Gordon, where I think we have to focus our attention is the rich people in America.
00:31:46.000They have become infinitely wealthy off of these public-private partnerships designed by McKinsey, whether it be in Hollywood or the National Basketball Association, Goldman Sachs, Walmart.
00:31:57.000You're drawing the biggest companies in America and most of the tech companies as well.
00:32:02.000Facebook is the only one that has really kind of not played on the Chinese turf as of yet because they're just not welcome there.
00:32:08.000That you have the wealthiest people in America that they really want to keep on getting endlessly powerful and rich off.
00:32:15.000That I think that has to be one of our focal points.
00:32:18.000And it has to be grassroots, has to be bottom-up.
00:33:50.000We actually have one more campus tour coming up at University of Arizona for our exposing critical racism theory tour.
00:33:57.000And I think we've had a lot of success.
00:33:58.000Actually, I know we've had a lot of success, packing out auditoriums, thousands and thousands and thousands of people being coming in attendance, not to mention the millions of people online that are being reached.
00:34:11.000And I'm asked often by the apparatchiks on the left where they say, Charlie, what is CRT in practice?
00:34:19.000Let me show you an example of CRT in practice.
00:34:22.000Let me show you where our country is headed.
00:34:25.000Foxbusiness.com, one of the world's largest investment firms, will need permission to hire white men.
00:34:33.000Leaders at one of the largest investment firms in the world, State Street Global Advisors, will need to ask permission to hire white men as it rolls out a diversity hiring initiative.
00:34:44.000This is now front and center at State Street.
00:34:46.000It's on every senior executive scorecard.
00:34:49.000All of our leaders have to demonstrate at their annual appraisals what they have done to improve female representation and the number of colleagues from ethnic minority backgrounds.
00:34:58.000Not competency, not honesty, not integrity, not commitment to the company.
00:35:56.000State Street was founded in 1792 and currently has 40,000 employees over 30 offices nationwide.
00:36:04.000State Street previously made headlines in 2017 where it commissioned the statue of a girl staring down Wall Street charging bull sculpture for International Women's Day.
00:36:12.000Needless to say, if you use State Street, you should probably stop using them.
00:36:17.000Recruiters will now have to establish panels of four to five employees, including a woman and a person with a minority background.
00:36:23.000So you want to say, Charlie, what is the, what's wrong with critical race theory?
00:36:28.000You need permission to hire white men now.
00:36:30.000If you are a white man out there, State Street is saying, we don't want you.
00:36:34.000If you are a white person listening to what I'm saying right now, sure looks increasingly like society is trying to design measures and protocol and hiring practices and college admissions to discriminate against you.
00:36:50.000And that's exactly what Ibram X. Kendi has said.
00:36:53.000Discrimination today to try to atone for discrimination yesterday.
00:36:57.000The other story I wanted to get to, I just find it hilarious when San Francisco starts to justify the dystopia they've created.
00:37:05.000San Francisco Chronicle issued a new story that says burglaries are simply a part of city living.
00:37:10.000Get used to it when your stuff is stolen.