00:00:55.000That's the sad thing is they miss when you say I'm sorry or I was wrong or you're going to be 100.
00:01:01.000When you say, when you tell the truth about yourself to the extent you can see it, it's kind of hard to see ourselves and like we're not always accurate in the way we understand ourselves.
00:01:09.000But to the extent that you can to say this is who I really am, once you stop lying, you're filled with this weird supernatural power.
00:01:17.000That is totally true and they should try that because you're not hiding all the time.
00:01:22.000Oh man, I hope they never find out I'm an alcoholic or secretly gay or was behind the Iraq war.
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00:03:41.000So basically, what happened was I was registering for classes last year and scrolling through the list, and I found a class called The Problem of Whiteness.
00:03:51.000And I mean, just take a second to really consider what this class is saying, that there's a solution to white people or whiteness.
00:03:58.000I mean, it's totally anti-white, as you said, it's totally insane.
00:04:01.000And if you go even a step further, if you read the course description, it said whiteness is a problem with world-making and raising effects.
00:04:09.000The professor teaching it is some nasty woman who specializes in Denmark.
00:04:13.000I mean, none of it makes any sense whatsoever.
00:04:16.000And so after I exposed the class on my Twitter, which is what I've been using Twitter for, the professor filed two separate complaints to get me expelled.
00:04:24.000She said I led a harassment campaign against her.
00:04:28.000I was inciting violence, all this crazy stuff.
00:04:30.000And yeah, that's what happens if you speak up about this stuff.
00:04:33.000And that's what they're teaching at a school like this.
00:07:17.000Why do you think what you said is objectionable?
00:07:20.000Well, I think, you know, as I said, white people are not expected to speak up for white people.
00:07:25.000I think every other race can do it, and that's good for them.
00:07:28.000But if you go on national TV and you say what is happening at elite universities, which I've witnessed, which is the promotion of white genocidal rhetoric, like I said, a Yale psychiatrist said she has fantasies of murdering white people.
00:07:50.000We don't want to be called white nationalists or any other scare tactic.
00:07:54.000And as you said in the opening, I'm tired of this crap.
00:07:56.000I mean, it's just like, I want to live in a decent country and then I have to be lectured about an abolition of an entire race as if that's academic.
00:08:59.000A portion of our donors are giving money to University of Chicago, a lot of money, because University of Chicago has gone on a PR campaign saying they're the most free speech school.
00:09:42.000As I said earlier, this professor that I exposed who was teaching this class called The Problem of Whiteness, she filed two separate complaints to get me expelled and my school did reject them.
00:09:51.000I don't know if that would have happened anywhere else.
00:09:53.000So I do have to commend my school for that.
00:09:55.000I know that seems insane, but I mean, things are crazy now.
00:09:58.000You know, I will say it's not just about the administration, though.
00:10:01.000It's about how safe do the students feel.
00:10:03.000In fact, I think at my school and maybe at other schools, a lot more pressure now comes from the students, right?
00:10:08.000If you speak up, these students will dox you.
00:10:41.000The New York Times is threatened by a college kid who goes on a cable news segment and says, look at this.
00:10:46.000I want you to think about how sick these people are.
00:10:48.000They find joy in using their strength to crush people smaller than them, right?
00:10:54.000I mean, it's just a 19-year-old that goes on TV and says, oh, by the way, there's a class that's offered called The Problem with Whiteness.
00:11:25.000What is, and you have to use the new York Times, not as if there's nothing going on in the world, we got UFOs.
00:11:29.000We got, you know, Mitch McConnell short-circuiting.
00:11:32.000We got dead chefs in Martha's Vineyard.
00:11:33.000Like, there's a lot of stories you could be investigating.
00:11:35.000No, the New York Times has to go write a hit piece about a 19-year-old college kid who committed the crime of noticing that there's anti-white curriculum being offered.
00:13:01.000However, would you agree, though, that the curriculum and/or the professor tilt is even more important than a university's speech policies?
00:13:12.000Yeah, I would say so because something I really emphasize and why I stress so much importance on this education stuff is, you know, like you go to these elite universities, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, whatever.
00:13:22.000These kids are going to be our future elite in the next 10, 20 years.
00:13:25.000So, what they're being taught now, this anti-white stuff, this anti-religion stuff, this anti-common sense stuff, that's how they're going to enter the real world.
00:13:35.000That's how they're going to enter politics, business, and they're going to act on that stuff.
00:13:39.000That actually may be more important because that's actually going to influence the thought process of our next politicians, next businessmen, et cetera.
00:13:46.000So, yeah, I think I would agree with that.
00:13:47.000Yeah, and it's just look, a lot of people donate to University of Chicago, and you're subsidizing curriculum selection, like the problem with whiteness.
00:13:55.000So, you mentioned this, I believe, on the interview that got memory hold, where this professor says you must take those MRFers out, the white people, just take out white people, take them out.
00:14:10.000Look, I think that white people are committed to being villains in the aggregate, right?
00:14:14.000One I think that white people viscerally fear is not that white people don't know, right, what they have done, they know they fear that there is no other way to be human, but the way in which they are human.
00:14:27.000The thing I want to say to you is we got to take these motherfuckers out.
00:15:02.000You're looking around and everyone is nodding in agreement or not doing anything.
00:15:06.000And I spent probably a whole day trying to find, okay, did a single Yale student protest, did a single one complain about it, say anything about it.
00:15:43.000And by the way, it's not an exaggeration, right?
00:15:45.000You say that the media loses their mind.
00:15:46.000Like, okay, let's go a piece of evidence.
00:15:48.000Quote, I had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way, burying their body and wiping my bloody hands as I walked away relatively guiltless with a bounce in my step, like I did the world of favor.
00:16:07.000Dr. Keila Ani from Yale continues and says, trying to talk to people, white people, is a quote, waste of breath.
00:16:16.000Dr. Kila Ani, a doctor at Yale University, said, quote, we are asking a demented, violent predator who thinks that they are a saint or a superhero to accept responsibility.
00:17:52.000I want to shoot white people in the head that I think you're going to see more and more people who may not even be conservative, maybe centrists, you know, not really interested in politics.
00:19:40.000What was fascinating is that on in Hannity Town Hall, you saw in real time, the audience was more with RFK Jr. than the traditional kind of orthodoxy of Republicanism.
00:19:52.000And that is reflective, of course, of the Turning Point Action Poll.
00:19:55.000So I want to play a couple of these pieces of tape, which I just find so interesting, of RFK Jr. on Sean Hannity's town hall.
00:20:03.000And good for Sean Hannity for hosting him for a variety of reasons.
00:20:07.000I found it to be much watched television.
00:20:09.000In fact, I found it to be more interesting than some of the other presidential town halls that have been happening recently.
00:20:15.000So we skated by this super quickly and we didn't get a chance to really dive into it.
00:20:19.000But let's start with the stuff we can agree on.
00:22:50.000Yeah, they were tumultuous in the sense of domestic politics and the yammering of low IQ Washington, D.C. shills.
00:22:59.000But, you know, 2017 and 18 and 19, you had Mueller and the Russia stuff, but it was the closest we've been towards non-frenetic crisis, and we have not returned to that.
00:23:13.000You think about 2001 through 2006 was Afghanistan, Iraq, the surge, Petraeus.
00:23:19.0002007, 2008 was the global financial crisis, which was obviously largely triggered because of bad monetary and fiscal policy.
00:23:29.000Maybe 2012, 13, and 14, we weren't in like absolute crisis when Obama was president, to be perfectly honest.
00:23:38.000But then, soon, I mean, we almost, any years that we had off, boy, COVID changed everything.
00:23:45.000And now we are in this just widespread, nonstop rolling crisis.
00:23:50.000And that is a sign that there is an illegitimate regime.
00:23:54.000When you can't detach from the idea of an emergency, it means there's a group of people who are afraid they're going to lose power.
00:24:04.000The emergency powers keep them in office.
00:24:08.000It keeps them entrenched and it keeps them necessary.
00:24:16.000And so Bobby Kennedy's saying this, and he says it really well.
00:24:18.000All the three-letter agencies have thought about pandemics for 100 years, and they've worked very carefully of pandemic preparedness.
00:24:25.000Let's go to Cut 67, Robert Kennedy Jr. on the Democrat Party.
00:24:31.000I will say, whether he's on Twitter or not, whether he's making his own decisions, the decisions that are coming out of the White House are bad decisions.
00:24:40.000And, you know, the Democratic Party does not censor people in my experience.
00:24:48.000We're not the party of the neocons dictating foreign policy.
00:24:52.000We're the party of the middle class and we're the party of working people.
00:24:55.000And that's not where the party is anymore.
00:25:00.000Now, I find it interesting that the audience applauded that because he is now trying to recenter the Democrat Party to be what actually the MAGA base is.
00:25:10.000Not from necessarily a policy perspective, but at least from a representative standpoint.
00:25:18.000The Democrat Party has become this unsustainable, temporary fusion of two groups: elite, hyper-educated, wealthy, white, secular liberals and government-dependent minorities.
00:26:37.000I don't think it's sustainable for a couple reasons.
00:26:40.000Number one, I think the trans thing could be a glitch in the matrix with black men.
00:26:46.000Honestly, black women are so unbelievably loyal to the Democrat Party, it's not going to happen anytime soon.
00:26:54.000All you have to do is win one in five black men.
00:26:58.000By the way, Tucker Carlson's conversation with Ice Cube, super interesting.
00:27:03.000He didn't say he liked Trump or didn't have really good things to say about Biden, but black men, I think, are poised to defect from the Democrat Party in big numbers.
00:27:16.000So, what Kennedy is saying is saying, look, this is what the Democrat Party should stand for.
00:27:23.000Neocons have completely taken over the Democrat Party.
00:27:26.000In fact, the Democrat Party is more on board with what's happening in Ukraine than what is happening in the Republican Party.
00:27:34.000Here's a good question for you: if you put together the largest Democrat activist convention or event, the largest one, and you let them all speak, and then you took a straw poll of 7,000 of them, what percentage of them would support U.S. involvement in Ukraine?
00:27:50.000Probably 50-50 at like the absolute best reading, but I think it would be 70-30 in support of intervention.
00:27:57.000It was 96% against at our turning point action conference, which segues into RFKs talking about NATO and talking about Ukraine.
00:28:13.000James Baker, who was then Secretary of State under Bush, famously promised we will not move NATO one inch to the east.
00:28:21.000Well, since then, we've moved it 1,000 miles in 14 countries.
00:28:26.000Now, when we started that plan in 1997, Bill Perry, who was the Secretary of Defense under Clinton, said to the Clinton administration, if you move NATO to the East, I'm resigning because you are forcing the Russians to come to war with us.
00:28:42.000George Cannon, who's the most important diplomat in American history, the architect of the containment policy during World War II, said the same thing.
00:28:50.000You do not need to make an enemy out of Russia.
00:28:54.000Russia should be treated the way we won the Cold War.
00:28:59.000Why are we treating Russia like an enemy?
00:29:02.000I'm telling you, there is something, it might not happen this election cycle.
00:29:51.000If one in five black men who usually vote, that's important, if one in five black men who usually vote vote for Donald Trump and or vote for Cornell West, this could easily be won by Donald Trump.
00:30:06.000One in five black men, one in five black men.
00:30:10.000I'm going to play some pieces of tape here, Cornell West.
00:30:13.000But the takeaway is this: if you think that politics as we know it is going to continue, you're wrong.
00:30:21.000It could be multiple parties, multiple options, no labels, people transferring parties.
00:30:27.000When you get out of a crisis, people's politics can get very weird and strange, unpredictable, especially in the era of technology where some can go viral in a moment's notice.
00:30:38.000Do not be surprised if one of these candidates catch fires.
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00:32:06.000I've been following this guy for years.
00:33:38.000This race is ripe to be shattered apart, ripe to be shattered apart, which would improve Donald Trump's chances significantly because Donald Trump's 40 to 45 percent is immovable.
00:33:53.000They're going to do everything they can to social media suppress him, to debank him.
00:33:57.000This is a glitch in the matrix, even more than RFK Jr., especially in the states of Wisconsin and Atlanta, where there are significant black population.
00:34:04.000Remember, in 2016, McMuffin and Jill Stein and Ron Johnson, they all got third-party votes.
00:34:11.000That very well could have helped Donald Trump.
00:34:13.000Cut 70, he's got this black preacher voice.
00:34:15.000You got to admit, this is some powerful stuff.
00:34:30.000Examine why it is you did not speak to the issues of poor and working people and therefore you lost.
00:34:37.000If you'd rather lose than really change and examine yourself, then you're going to have third parties popping up all over the place because, and what's the discourse?
00:34:47.000We want to win the next election and we're concerned about the spoiler.
00:34:50.000Hey, I thought you were concerned about public life.
00:34:53.000I thought you were concerned about the quality of the life of citizens.
00:35:15.000If he comes on the show, I'm not even going to debate him because I think that's largely a waste of time.
00:35:18.000I'd be more interested just to learn about why he's running and where we can agree because the disagreements are, I could do that with anybody.
00:35:27.00071, he continues, part of the challenge, again, he calls Trump a gangster and a neo-fascist, whatever.
00:35:38.000He can go into Atlanta and he can say, brothers and sisters, the Truth and Justice Party, and he could do the black preacher thing in the South against Joe Biden who can't even talk.
00:35:51.000The black community, this is an interesting thing.
00:35:54.000White liberals have fomented rage and used black rage to give themselves political power.