Conservatives Say NO MERCY To Liberals over Charlie Kirk Assassination ft. Auron MacIntyre
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Summary
In the wake of the Charlie Kirk shooting, many have wondered if the shooter was a conservative or a liberal. What is the difference between the two? Is there a difference between them? And why do so many Americans see left-wing beliefs as more likely to be the cause of the shooting than right wing beliefs? In this episode, I speak with Oren McIntyre, a political scientist, to try and find the difference.
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The leftists cannot admit who they are. They are the party of terrorism.
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They are the party of political violence. While they cry and scream about the nature of our
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sacred democracy, what they really mean is that anyone who threatens their homogeneous rule of
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our country is ultimately a threat to their life, and they will kill you if you disagree or work
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against them. I want to start before we do this interview with Oren with this tweet from Winston
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Marshall. Many of you have already seen it. I showed it in a previous segment.
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More Americans see left-wing beliefs behind Charlie Kirk's shooting than right-wing beliefs.
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Well, it's true. The shooter, according to the evidence, was motivated by leftist ideology.
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But Democrats, for some reason, three to one, think the shooter was right-wing. Well, that's wrong.
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Oren McIntyre says, you are grieving the loss of Charlie Kirk. Your neighbor is not. In fact,
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they think people like you killed him. This is a difference so fundamental that no argument or
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evidence will change it, and you need to understand the implications of that fact.
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Now, I've talked about this quite a bit, the bifurcation of American culture. In a conversation
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I had with Stephen Marsh, he wrote a book called The Next Civil War, and he's a liberal guy.
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He said, within the United States, there exist two countries, a multicultural democracy and a
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constitutional republic. Now, he favors the multicultural democracy, the liberal guy.
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But he's correct. And I said, you're right. I'm a constitutional republic guy. These two nations
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cannot coexist in the same space. So what happens? What is true to liberals will only ever be true
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to liberals, and what is true to conservatives will only ever be true to conservatives. Now,
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me personally, I'm not even a conservative. I largely just want to know what's true.
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I do like the Constitution, the Founding Fathers' vision. It's created great things.
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And I believe that there is a truth. You cannot just subvert the will of the people by force.
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That defies the country that we're supposed to be defending. But the multicultural democracy
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left liberals, they do just that. I'm going to pull in Oren McIntyre who can break this down for us.
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I believe we have him ready to go. Let's boot it up. And it's loading up, fixing the audio. Weird
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audio loop. And I believe we have Oren being pulled in right now. Oren, can you hear me?
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Now, over the past couple of weeks, obviously, everyone's aware of what happened. Even people
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who don't follow politics are talking about it when, you know, it got to the bar or whatever,
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wherever it is we may be. Now, here's what's crazy. You have this tweet that I just cited.
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There's data showing that liberals believe the shooter of Charlie Kirk was a Republican
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or was a conservative. And the reason for this is largely, in my view,
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you've got prominent liberals intentionally lying. You have, of course, Jimmy Kimmel getting canceled
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after his comments was they were trying to claim he was anything but one of their own,
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the MAGA people. There's no way he didn't know that, in my view. He has a team of researchers
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and writers. They had to have seen the press conferences going over the information. John
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Oliver has doubled down saying, well, it was an honest, you know, that's what everyone thought.
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Stephen Colbert doubled down, said he did nothing wrong. So liberals genuinely believe this and
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nothing you say will change it. And now what have we seen? At Charlie Kirk's memorial, liberals went
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online to say it was a Nazi rally. They went on to say that they were lying about mourning
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Charlie Kirk and they were calling for action. I've received death threats. Others have.
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You made this statement in response to this poll saying that you're, you know, you right now are
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mourning Charlie Kirk, but they are not. And it's a difference so fundamental. You need to understand
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what that means. So I'm curious, what does this mean?
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Well, a lot of people knew what they were doing from the very beginning. The media knows that if
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they go out there and set the narrative, they set the pace, they put out the idea that this shooter
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is right wing before any of the facts come in, that they have set an anchor that will be almost
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impossible to remove from the minds of their audiences. Because people at MSNBC and all these
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other networks, they're not going to go back and correct all of this. They're not going to lay out
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the differences and nuances and updates for their audiences. Their audiences heard that this guy
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might be a griper. He might be a right winger, disgruntled white supremacist, whatever. And that
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is what the vast majority of them will believe. I remember sitting at a bar with a friend, someone
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who's a pretty sane person, even though they're a little left of center just a few months ago. And
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they looked at me with a straight face with a couple of the friends, friends nodding in agreement
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when they said that the Trump assassination was a coordinated CIA op to make sure that he got
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elected. This is something that real people still believe to this day. So what Jimmy Kimmel is doing,
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and this is why I have no, no guilt about getting him fired, helping to get him fired,
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is that ultimately what he was doing was setting this narrative. He was making sure to cover for
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left wing terrorists because the leftists cannot admit who they are. They are the party of terrorism.
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They are the party of political violence. While they cry and scream about the nature of our sacred
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democracy, what they really mean is that anyone who threatens their homogeneous rule of our country
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is ultimately a threat to their life. And they will kill you if you disagree or work against them.
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We all know that's what a number of leftists unfortunately now believe, and we can see it
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on our timelines every day. And so in order to manufacture this narrative, to stay out in front of
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all the facts, guys like Jimmy Kimmel ran out there and lied to the American people. And that is going to
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stay, that is going to stay entrenched in many progressive circles for the rest of their lives.
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I, uh, years ago was on the free speech for, for all, no matter what wagon. And what did we see?
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A conservative or right-leaning person or just anti-establishment because they were even,
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you know, social libs who are not lying, but they were getting censored as well, but not as much.
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They'd get censored and the left would cheer. These liberal personalities would cheer.
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And we'd say, but free speech. And they would then make memes of freeze peach and insult you and
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mock you and laugh about it. And then when a leftist or liberal got censored for some rare reason,
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they would say, this is unfair. What about my free speech? And then people like me would come out and
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say, I'm going to defend them. They should be allowed to speak because that's freedom.
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I changed my mind, not on free speech, not on the right of everyone to have it,
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but on defending those who are trying to destroy my way of life. That is to say,
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if there's a communist, I met, I met a guy in Berkeley, overt communist wearing a, you know,
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wearing a Soviet flag mask. And he said, and I asked him about the violence from the left. He said,
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this is wrong, man. And then I was like, really? And then he goes, yeah, no one should be allowed to
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do that. They should be arrested. And I was like, I agree with you. I shook his hand.
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I will defend that man's right to hand out his books and his pamphlets and do whatever,
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because he stood alongside me saying, we're going to have a battle of ideas. May the best
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ideas win. And I think I will. But now what I'm seeing is they killed Charlie Kirk for his speech.
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They are actively trying to, they use email campaigns. They use smear tactics and lies to
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scare people into suppressing our rights and then beg us to let them to do it. I say no to that.
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And I think you agree, but there are a lot of people now claiming that this is illiberal or
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it's leftism itself. I'm curious what you think. Yeah, it's hard to hold up people like Jimmy Kimmel
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as free speech champions, because of course he was making jokes about why it was justified to fire
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Roseanne Barr when Michelle Obama was making calls to the same network he works for now. He has supported
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people's cancellation. He has cheered for their cancellation. And I think it's really critical
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for people to understand this. You know, for a while, me and some guys like me have been trying
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Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, that we are heading towards a different type of
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politics. And that's really hard for people to understand because we lived our entire lives
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under this shared idea of what it meant to be an American, to speak your mind, to have an exchange
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of ideas. We like that type of politics, but by and far, that is not how politics has been practiced
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through most of history. Through most of history, politics has been an existential act. It has been
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about taking your own life into your hands when you deal in the arena of public discourse. Now,
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I don't want to live in that way. I think the world that Charlie Kirk was trying to perpetuate
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is the better version of that. But we have to understand that that type of debate only occurs
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when you share a certain bedrock, tradition, faith, principle, belief, understanding of the world.
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And we have watched as our understanding is rending itself further and further away from each other
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to the point now where it's very clear the left has none of those principles at all. And they only
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pull those principles out when they think they can beat you to death with them. So we're kind of on
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the other side of the Rubicon here. They shot the free speech guy in the throat. Now, I would like a
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world where guys like Charlie Kirk can speak freely and convince people with the power and authority
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of their logical arguments. But they can't do that when people are being shot in the throat.
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So if we want to get back to a place where that type of politics works, we have to change
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what we're doing now. They're lying with their fake stats saying the right is responsible for more
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extremist acts. It's just fundamentally not true. The stats they use include white supremacist prison
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gangs getting into fights in prison or white supremacist beating his wife. When you actually look at
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violent crime in general, if we want to include all of it, Democrats way outrank Republicans.
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When you look at the cities, duh, these people largely vote Democrat. They're violent.
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But at least we can say this. In the past couple of years, it's been overwhelmingly far left,
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especially with the George Floyd riots. So I see these centrist types coming out and saying,
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I love this one where they say, you better be careful about what you do now because
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Democrats will take power again. And when they do, they'll come for you. And my response is,
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it's going to get worse? You know, I was just saying some moment ago, what are they going to do?
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They're going to exhume our corpses and pull our souls back from the other side? They're already
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killing people. They killed the free speech guy. So what I'm seeing now is, and I should agree with
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your point you made is, the debates, the free speech, all that stuff, it works within a community.
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I disagreed with Charlie on a handful of things. TikTok, for instance. And I'd go on my show and I'd say
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that. He'd go on his show, express his view, express our views. And Charlie still invited me
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to be part of his events because despite our political disagreements, we are one community.
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But what's happened now with these people on the left, they arrested Donald Trump multiple times,
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accused him of fraud, falsely arrested his lawyers, unconstitutionally imprisoned his supporters,
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arrested people for memes. And then during the riots, when 30 plus people died, raised money for the
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rioters who helped make this happen and burned down police stations, why won't conservatives
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recognize? Let me put it like this. I was saying this yesterday. Nobody lamented the loss of due
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process for Soleimani. There were anti-war people who said, maybe we shouldn't have done this because
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it could create war. But no one, not a single person came out and said, why didn't Soleimani get
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a fair trial in the United States? Well, because he was an enemy combatant in Iraq. He was an Iranian
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in Iraq and we dropped a bomb on him. Nobody lamented his rights. The question now, the issue,
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I suppose, and I think a lot of these people, these libertarian and centrist and some conservatives
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don't recognize, is that these leftists have no intention of debating you. They're actively
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supporting the murder of the guy who wanted to debate. And they're not recognizing that there is a
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line in which we stop defending people trying to kill us.
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Yeah, ultimately, I think there are a number of people who for many, many decades were told that
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wanting power, that exercising power was the most evil thing in the world. Conservatism was all about
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small government. It was about hands off. Don't do anything. Never take any action. When we're in power,
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we just hold back the tide. And when the left's in power, they do whatever they want. They run roughshod
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over us. Now, not only has that failed as a political strategy, it's obviously just the
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opposite of what our founding fathers actually said in the Federalist papers. If you look at
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Federalist 51, it says ambition checks ambition. If you have one group who is doing something bad,
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you need another group who will take a action in reaction to what they are doing in order to stop
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them. Tit or tat. The only thing that ever works in game theory, you can know this academically,
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or you can know this from having been on a playground when you were seven years old. But we all know how
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this works. If one side goes completely unanswered with violent actions, with ridiculous actions,
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calling for violence, pushing this stuff, then they will continue to do that. In fact,
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they will escalate it. And we're seeing that now. Because the real worry, the real worry is not that
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there would be some terrible reaction on the right to Charlie Kirk's death. That would have been bad.
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I'm glad there was no retaliatory violence. But the real worry, the scariest worry is that the state
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will not take sufficient action to punish those in charge. They will not use the legitimate power of the
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state to punish those who have perpetuated this violence are enacting this violence are planning
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this violence. And if that is not done, the left will only get crazier. And we can see this right
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now, you can see major personalities, personalities, like the Cransteins on Twitter, on the left talking
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about how they are Antifa, how they support Antifa's work, they're directly declaring their support for a
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violent murderous terrorist network. And they expect to pay no cost. And I'll be real honest here,
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I want unity on the right. But if guys like James Lindsay and Seth Dillon are going to run out and
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protect terrorist sympathizers online and say, no, the right are the bad guys, the people trying to
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bring justice are the bad guys, the people warning about the murderers are the bad guys. And actually,
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we support and the people who are cheering on Antifa. Sorry, I don't have time for that. I don't
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want to fight with the right now right now. I don't want to feud with that. I don't want to use
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Charlie Kirk's death to settle any scores. I want the left to stop murdering people. And there is a set
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of actions that have to be taken to make that happen. And if you are telling me that we're not
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allowed to do that, then sorry, I have no time for you. That's why I refer to James Lindsay and
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Seth Dillon as the woke right. Because they are, they, you know, James purporting to be more,
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I don't think he calls himself a conservative, but independent. And Seth Dillon purported conservative,
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but they serve the interests of the leftist orthodoxy. They are the right side of the woke coin.
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Now, of course, they use the term to describe this amorphous, nebulous, vague group of people
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on the right of varying ideologies, which makes literally no sense. My view is this. I completely
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agree with you. They are coming out now, and I'll put it this way. I asked a legitimate,
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philosophical, moral question of Seth Dillon. And for those that aren't familiar, he's the guy from
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the Babylon Bee. What would the left have to do or collectively support for you to not defend them?
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Serious question. And the response I got was, you misspelled your, and when did you stop beating your
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wife? Because they couldn't answer the question. So they pretended that I was making a rhetorical
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statement in defense of cancellations, or it was a legitimate question. The reality is they can't
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actually answer it. Well, I ask this question legitimately because we ask it of all rights.
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Individuals have freedom of movement. At what point do we tell a person not anymore? We know
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the line. It is, if you walk into a grocery store and grab an apple and walk out, guess what?
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We have decided as a society, we will take your right of freedom of movement from you.
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If you smash a window and enter someone's building, you did not have the freedom to do that. We will
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lock you in a box. Now you can't go anywhere until we say otherwise.
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So when it comes to these simple things, we even determine, and this is what I find fascinating in
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the argument, the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Actually, our society largely
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determines that the line at which an individual without force of government can decide to deprive
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you of life, it's actually much less than the threat of death. Simply fear of death or injury,
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great bodily harm, is enough in our society for an individual to determine they can take your life
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from you legally and lawfully. Now, I don't want anyone to die. Of course not. I want people to be
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able to speak freely, but that's where the line is socially. When it comes to these people who are
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lying intentionally, to inflame tensions, escalate violence, and encourage others, or to satisfy their
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bloodlust, I'm not going to defend them. I'm certainly not saying that I think this stupid
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teacher who, you know, lied about Charlie Kirk, I'm not saying celebrated death, I'm saying just
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lied about his worldview, should have been fired. Some people have gotten her fired. They ask me to go
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and defend her and try and get her job back. No way! She may not be, in my view, threatening my life.
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But the point is this. I'm not going to defend her. When I ask this of these woke right guys,
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James Lindsay and Seth Dillon, they don't have an answer as to what line needs to be crossed.
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So I'll make it simple. When the collective actions of the left are to support the murder
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of a good man who wanted debate and free speech, at bare minimum I say, I am not going to defend them.
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They argue it's defending free speech, not the person. That's semantic nonsense. They're asking me to go for
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bat to espouse a view that would get this person their job back. I'm not going to do it. I assume you agree.
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No, I'm with you 100%. And this is why ultimately I felt like Jimmy Kimmel needed to be removed from television
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in a way that some teacher who, you know, said they don't like Charlie Kirk does not.
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I don't think that person should really be teaching my kids either.
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But definitely Jimmy Kimmel going out there and lying to millions of people to cover for terrorists
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And, you know, in his book, Thoughts on Machiavelli,
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the philosopher Leo Strauss said that Machiavelli, who actually supported Republican government,
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most people think he was a monarchist, but actually he was pro-Republican government.
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And he said that Republican governments require, of course, virtuous people who share a culture,
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And he said in the life of every republic, you'll come to a moment where the rules of that republic
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have degraded so much. The quality of people in the republic have degraded so much
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that you have to do something outside of the rules to bring things back into alignment,
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to return yourself to a place where you can live by those rules again.
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Now, I don't even know if we're there entirely, but it's very clear that half of the country
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has fallen out of this understanding of the rules.
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They are no longer capable of the type of self-government and self-control
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And so in order to bring those people back into line, to set a corrective state where we can return
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to a place where guys like Charlie Kirk can sit peacefully without fear on a college campus
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and speak the truth, we're going to need to take action to correct that 50% of the population.
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This is a very reasonable understanding that has been brought about throughout
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philosophical understanding, through political theory, throughout the entirety of the discipline.
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This is just the basics that are required, that are understood by everyone,
00:23:09.380
from Machiavelli to our founders to Leo Strauss.
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This is a basic thing that is understood by everyone who has actually looked at how politics works.
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You cannot allow half the population to not believe in the tenets of republican government,
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but expect them to then reap the benefits of republican government.
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There's a funny meme where it's like a comic, and there's a man and a woman living in a field,
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and the man constructs a fence around the property and says,
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I have constructed this fence, wife, to keep you safe from wolves.
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And then the next panel is a wolf comes up and says,
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that man just created this fence to keep you imprisoned.
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And the idea, it's largely shared by like red pill guys to make this point about feminism and stuff.
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But I think the idea is actually extending beyond that.
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These woke right guys who are defending what the left does because principles
00:24:06.480
are exactly the person that doesn't understand that they are in a fenced, protected society.
00:24:11.600
And it is unfortunate that this great nation has created such a great system,
00:24:21.980
that it's created people who don't realize what life is like outside of it.
00:24:25.480
And so when the left says, collectively, our intention is to destroy your way of life,
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the Founding Fathers actually fought a bloody war to be able to actually have this way of life.
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And there were loyalists who sided with the crown to stop that from happening.
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And even, some people don't know, a declaration of dependence.
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They didn't literally call it that, but it is colloquially called that.
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There are people that say an authoritarian right-wing government is a nightmare dystopia.
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And the question I ask is, why do you believe that and what does it look like?
00:25:08.920
Where the chancellor was making up lies to control the public and experimenting on people.
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And then, simultaneously, we say, the communists were substantially worse in real life.
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Trump says, I will deploy the National Guard to stop crime.
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Because that would be like the right-wing government of V for Vendetta.
00:25:41.080
And they said, what's it going to look like if Trump does this?
00:25:53.880
And then, periodically, you might have a guy walk up to you and say,
00:25:59.540
And you'll be like, I'm just going to Starbucks.
00:26:00.920
And it'll be like, yeah, yeah, what are you doing there?
00:26:03.580
And you'll be like, I'm just going to grab a coffee and go to work.
00:26:05.360
And he'll say, all right, have a good day, sir.
00:26:07.680
They seem to think that every circumstance in which there is law enforcement
00:26:13.920
But that's just this, it's a fear that I understand.
00:26:17.480
But just because there are police and law enforcement
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doesn't mean they're going to be beating you and locking you in cages.
00:26:23.280
It is, in fact, the prerequisite for an ordered society.
00:26:26.920
But I think a lot of people need to understand where we're at historically.
00:26:36.820
They murdered public officials, private individuals.
00:26:42.540
Anarchists were murdering government officials who were right wing in the street.
00:26:46.680
And the Republican government at the time would not take action
00:26:53.460
So they kept making excuses as to why they couldn't do anything.
00:26:56.740
Oh, well, we have to abide by blah, blah, blah.
00:26:59.380
But what people saw over and over again were people being murdered in the street consistently
00:27:08.520
Because if the government cannot stop this, if they will not stop it,
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if they refuse to use their righteous position as the civil magistrate under the authority of God
00:27:18.880
to stop those that are murdering people who are just trying to participate in the government,
00:27:25.840
And so for those who truly are worried about right wing authoritarianism,
00:27:31.580
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00:27:36.120
I wouldn't say anything is a failure, especially because we all grow every day.
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Would you guys consider anything less than a championship to be a failure from this year?
00:28:37.840
I wouldn't say anything is a failure, especially because we all grow every day.
00:28:44.160
That's, there's no doubt in that, and that's the goal.
00:28:48.900
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The big scary man, you know, the mid-century German coming for you.
00:29:40.620
The best thing you can do now is actually use the legal force
00:29:44.920
that you have to put a severe penalty on those who are planning violence,
00:29:49.820
who are promoting violence, who are deploying it.
00:29:51.400
Because if you do not, the next guy will be Franco.
00:29:57.600
My understanding is the executive summary of the Spanish Civil War is
00:30:02.860
the right, actually won power, did nothing to stop the left running rampant,
00:30:10.500
killing people, and allowed the leftists to regain power in government.
00:30:16.900
And it was then Franco, witnessing everything happening,
00:30:20.620
started speaking with other people, finding loyalists, and said,
00:30:25.440
And I believe he was in Morocco, and then came up to Spain.
00:30:29.860
The people who agreed with him decided to fight alongside him,
00:30:33.640
The fascinating thing is, they say it was, you know,
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a right-wing authoritarian takeover after Spain and all that stuff.
00:30:41.880
And the government was just like, okay, we'll be a democratic system again.
00:30:45.900
Whereas with, you know, Mao, the country is still under this authoritarian control, North Korea.
00:30:54.320
The Soviet Union, it broke apart, but look how those countries are doing.
00:30:59.140
And Putin's been in power for decades and just bounces back and forth with this authoritarian system.
00:31:03.980
It's fascinating how these right-wing systems eventually just fizzle out and break,
00:31:09.500
Yeah, again, I think it's one of those moments where you have a corrective to a left-wing that is just completely out of control.
00:31:22.420
I hope that Donald Trump uses the authority of the government to crack down sufficiently,
00:31:27.800
not just on the Antifa members, though absolutely they should all be in jail.
00:31:32.940
I want agents kicking down doors, swinging through windows, ripping leftists who are planning violence out of their beds in the middle of the night and putting them in leg irons.
00:31:45.500
You can't just blow up cities, burn cities down, shoot at presidents, murder firefighters, murder conservative activists.
00:31:54.200
Because if we do not send that message, the people will find someone who will.
00:31:57.720
And so I am hoping very much that under the color of law, with nothing but legitimate government action, Donald Trump does what needs to be done here.
00:32:06.540
Because that is actually what stops leftist violence, that wringing your hands about abstract principles that don't even apply in this scenario.
00:32:17.060
And those principles are defending the people of the United States and their rights to speak.
00:32:21.240
Charlie Kirk's right to free speech was ended by a bullet.
00:32:24.200
If we do not stop leftists from ending the rights of people with a bullet, things are going to only get worse.
00:32:32.060
You know, Abraham Lincoln suspended habeas corpus, waged, sent troops into states that had defied the union.
00:32:42.100
And he had the Maryland, I think a third of the Maryland legislature was arrested for being sympathetic to the South because Maryland was a slave state.
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And he's the most popular president in history.
00:32:53.180
So when you ask these Democrats about Abraham Lincoln, they'll tell you, of course, he was the best.
00:33:00.800
Well, if they if they say that his actions were justified, what he did was good.
00:33:04.480
OK, then there comes a time when a leader says the rules be damned.
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I'm doing what must be done to preserve the union.
00:33:12.200
If they say that's fascism, you can realize they're talking about both sides of their mouths because they praise Abraham Lincoln in one in one sentence and then deny him in the other.
00:33:23.520
That's what I was saying about when Soleimani died.
00:33:25.440
We we we as a government are concerned about infringements against those in our community because the government is supposed to be of for and by us.
00:33:34.860
The problem is the left has made clear they are not in the same community as us.
00:33:40.340
And so what then if people are actively killing you, opening your borders to 20 million noncitizens, allowing noncitizens citizens to vote?
00:33:50.940
They are telling you outright they are not of the same body politic.
00:33:55.620
If you then let them do it, you are just laying down and surrendering.
00:34:00.180
I think that's the reality for a lot of these fake conservative woke right types is that their attitude is let the left win by brute force because then I can be left alone.
00:34:10.880
Sam Francis called this the beautiful losers, right?
00:34:15.880
As long as I can say that I am morally clean, I am morally just, then it doesn't matter if I lose.
00:34:21.440
It doesn't matter if I fail, except it turns out it does matter quite a bit.
00:34:25.700
Unfortunately, the magical system a lot of people pretend the founders believed in.
00:34:31.940
They tell you what limits the power of the government and overreach by people, and that is consequences.
00:34:38.420
But a lot of people have said, oh, no, if we just tell them, if we just lecture them with, you know, principles, they'll understand.
00:34:44.920
They'll come to recognize that ultimately we are in the right.
00:34:48.900
The left has championed guys like FDR who, you know, interred the Japanese and the Germans who ended up, you know, taking over and seizing large amounts of government authority who threatened to pack the court if they didn't do what he wanted to do.
00:35:02.620
These people are not just super excited about demonstrations of restrained government.
00:35:07.500
When's the last time you saw a leftist praising Calvin Coolidge?
00:35:13.220
My favorite thing recently is we've had this debate about whether the United States was a Christian nation.
00:35:21.140
The liberals argue they didn't put it in the Constitution because it wasn't a Christian nation.
00:35:25.360
When in reality, the reason why the federal constitution did not mandate Christianity was because the states had different—Maryland was Catholic, most states were Protestant, and the state constitutions of every colony except Virginia required a professed belief in a Christian God.
00:35:43.920
So the federal constitution said, look, we get it.
00:35:49.360
Maryland is largely Catholic, so we don't want to tell you what to believe.
00:35:54.460
And now they argue that this was a secular nation from the get-go, ignoring what the Founding Fathers actually said.
00:35:59.600
Only Jefferson in Virginia was like, no, no, no, we're not going to do that here.
00:36:04.880
So any last thoughts or anything you want to shout out?
00:36:09.260
I'm over at Blaze TV, of course, with the show, or in McIntyre's show.
00:36:12.440
It's also on all the podcast platforms, YouTube, Rumble, Odyssey.
00:36:16.440
You can pick up my book, The Total State, on Amazon.
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Thanks for joining me, man, and we'll see you next time.
00:36:28.500
I think he made a lot of great points as to this culture war that we are facing.
00:36:33.960
And, you know, I'll make that point one more time.
00:36:36.820
And I believe, obviously, when you read about the Founding Fathers, the United States was founded as a Christian nation.
00:36:46.880
The original 13 colonies all required a professed belief in God.
00:36:50.340
In fact, some of them actually said a Protestant God and that you could not be Catholic.
00:36:59.780
The Federal Constitution didn't make mention of this, and freedom of religion was protected because they knew there were different denominations of Christian.
00:37:07.440
But, for the most part, the states themselves mandated this.
00:37:11.760
The Founding Fathers in all of these states were like, yeah, of course.
00:37:17.000
I am not saying that you have to believe whatever.
00:37:21.040
I'm not saying you should be forced to believe whatever.
00:37:22.820
I'm saying these are the moral traditions of this nation, and it's what we have.
00:37:29.620
I think it's fair to say there is a direct correlation between the decrease in Christianity and Christian world tradition.
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00:39:54.380
I wouldn't say anything is a failure, especially because we all grow every day.
00:40:10.240
The WNBA playoffs are here and I've got the inside scoop on everything from key matchups and standout players to the behind-the-scenes moments you won't find anywhere else.
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So, to be here, I think it's one that we definitely don't take for granted.
00:40:35.180
But we also know, you know, that's just one stop along the way and we're hoping to, you know, make a run.
00:40:39.880
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00:40:51.580
Would you guys consider anything less than a championship to be a failure from this year?
00:40:56.120
I wouldn't say anything is a failure, especially because we all grow every day.
00:41:06.580
I'm Christina Williams, host of the podcast, In Case You Missed It with Christina Williams.
00:41:11.960
The WNBA playoffs are here and I've got the inside scoop on everything from key matchups and standout players to the behind-the-scenes moments you won't find anywhere else.
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00:41:27.860
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00:41:33.260
So, to be here, I think it's one that we definitely don't take for granted, but we also know, you know, that's just one stop along the way and we're hoping to, you know, make a run.
00:41:41.880
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00:41:53.600
Whatever team Fia's on has a chance to win a championship.
00:41:56.760
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00:42:01.940
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00:42:17.540
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