On today's program, we talk about South Africa and what happened in the Oval, and how a lot of this stuff is connected and connected directly to a media you can't trust. Also, why is the left seemingly ramping up all of their anti-Semitic attacks? It's a coordinated effort, and we tell you about that and the most incredible interview with Kelsey Grammer.
00:06:39.220In fact, you are just, you're killed if you try to cover it.
00:06:43.840But T. Beckett Adams, who used to work for the Blaze years and years ago, he said, you know, I don't know about the, you know, what's happening, whether the claim of genocide is baseless or not.
00:06:56.240But I do know the people that insisting that it is baseless said the Hunter laptop, the COVID lab leak, the Biden deterioration were baseless claims as well.
00:10:00.180For people who don't have a historical context, it does potentially appear more literal.
00:10:09.620It is an inflammatory song, without a doubt.
00:10:13.280And many in South Africa, even black South Africans, don't think it should be sung in a post-apartheid world, 30 years plus after apartheid.
00:10:21.720But there are many who grew up under those years of white minority rule who understand the historical context of this song, Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer, that Julius Malema has made popular again.
00:11:31.880The excellent harvest about to be gathered shows that the report of a famine in Russia is an exaggeration or malignant page of the New York Times.
00:11:50.480British section of the World Jewish Congress estimated today more than a million Jews have been killed or died as a result of ill treatment in countries dominated by Germany.
00:11:58.580That was the only paragraph about the final solution.
00:16:52.240If they had these big rallies, they were singing the song, and then you went to the head grand wizard or dragon or whatever the hell they are,
00:18:18.200Well-lit parking lot, right in the middle of the afternoon, you don't think twice about walking through it, but somebody is waiting there for you.
00:18:27.100Somebody's waiting there, out there, hidden among the cars.
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00:19:42.300Let me start here before I get into what I think is coming, and this is a good indication of it.
00:19:48.720And last night at the Israeli embassy, two staff members, they're called diplomats because they were probably on a diplomatic passport.
00:19:56.120They worked at the embassy, but these are just two young kids, you know, in their 20s.
00:20:02.240They were walking out of an event that happened to be at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., and a 30-year-old guy, we now know is Elias Rodriguez.
00:20:24.720He decided that he was going to kill himself some Jews, and so he stood in waiting with a gun, and he gunned these two kids down in cold blood.
00:20:42.660I hope he, I mean, if we had the death penalty, I hope he would get the death penalty, but we don't do that anymore, and he's going to be tried most likely in Washington, D.C., so God only knows what happens to him.
00:20:51.720But this is a couple that he had just this week, unbeknownst to her, got out and bought an engagement ring here in America, was going to bring it back home in his pocket to Israel, and when they got back to Israel next week, he was going to propose.
00:21:12.240Their whole life, any children they would have had, gone.
00:21:50.300These are the same people that are, you know, the same people that are now helping these judges and pushing these judges and protesting in the streets and causing all kinds of havoc because they think that they should stand up for the rights of murderers and everybody else to stay here in our country.
00:22:10.000Then you have people like the governor of Minnesota saying that ICE is Trump's modern-day Gestapo.
00:22:21.640Everything is, I mean, you have, you have Fang Fang's boyfriend saying that they've arrested MacGyver, a congresswoman who was assaulting a police officer, trying to storm the gates of a secure facility for ICE.
00:22:42.200All she had to do, if she wanted oversight, was call them and they would have let her in.
00:22:46.400But they instead, a mayor who wants to be governor of New Jersey, he, you know, they came with a bunch of protesters.
00:24:09.500This is about a Marxist worldview that has been baked into the minds of several generations of Americans through our university classrooms now.
00:24:18.120I could give you the, the history of it, but I mean, it starts with John Dewey and then it goes to a guy named Paolo.
00:24:59.180And his big idea was, see if this sounds familiar, the world is divided into oppressors and the oppressed.
00:25:05.380So the classroom is where you train students to see everything through that lens.
00:25:11.500You're either the oppressor or the oppressed.
00:25:14.380This is critical race theory, gender ideology, DEI, every other oppressed versus oppressor framework that's taken over our corporations and our campuses comes from this.
00:25:25.700The wake of the Hamas attack in Israel, October 7th, 23, Jonathan Haidt, one of the brilliant minds of our day, he wrote an article called Why Anti-Semitism Sprouted So Quickly on Campus.
00:25:43.820He says the students have learned now a new morality.
00:25:48.180To view everyone as either a oppressor or a victim, students were taught to use identity as the primary lens through which everything is to be understood, not in their coursework, but in their personal and political lives.
00:26:01.100When students are taught to use a single lens for everything, their education is harming them rather than improving their ability to think critically.
00:26:11.020This is what has driven our universities off a cliff, and it's about to run our country off a cliff if more people don't wake up, because this is what fuels the direct action in the streets.
00:26:24.040Now, I said last hour, and I said last night on TV, that I think, I don't know if it's going to be this summer, but we are headed for real, you know, BLM riots all across America on multiple fronts.
00:26:53.360I'm worried about everybody right now, quite honestly, but one side really has a track record, and I don't have to go back in the time machine to see it.
00:27:07.340Baseball field attack on Republican congressmen in 2017 by a Bernie Sanders supporter that almost killed Representative Steve Scalise.
00:27:15.600He was out to kill all of the Republicans on the baseball diamond, and we now know that our DOJ covered it up because who was in charge?
00:27:25.4802020 BLM riots, which caused at least a dozen deaths and an all-time U.S. record of $2 billion in damages.
00:27:35.240The 2020 Antifa riots in Portland, where the Department of Homeland Security spent $12 million just to protect the federal buildings during weeks-long battle with rioters.
00:27:46.160At one point, the rioters barricaded federal offices inside a courthouse and tried to set the building on fire.
00:27:52.300How about the 96 different crisis pregnancy centers that were attacked since the Dobbs decision was overturned, or overturned Roe v. Wade, or the hundreds of Catholic churches that have been vandalized with pro-abortion messages?
00:28:08.380Or the man who was arrested with weapons, all kinds of stuff, outside Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's house, who claimed he was there to assassinate Kavanaugh because of the Dobbs decision?
00:28:21.000Then there was the assassination of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, last year.
00:28:26.520The alleged killer held left-wing views, and now the left has lionized him.
00:31:48.620Well, we know, because the mainstream media is never going to talk about this.
00:31:52.040The plan includes model executive orders for governors to use in blocking National Guard deployments if they don't like them
00:32:01.580and refuse state resources for federal immigration enforcement.
00:32:06.340One draft order says that states shall provide no time, money, or facilities for National Guard units deployed without the governor's approval.
00:32:15.640Another directs state agencies to withhold information if they suspect it's being used for immigration actions.
00:32:23.840So they are plotting for the government.
00:32:28.140And what exactly are they preparing to obstruct what National Guard deployments?
00:34:36.840And before I bring him on, I just, I want to read what's on the back cover of his book or, you know, the PR people set up.
00:34:44.980On July 1st, 1975, Kelsey Grammer's younger sister, 18-year-old Karen Grammer, was raped and murdered.
00:34:50.640In Karen, Kelsey reveals their past, celebrates their youth together, mourns her loss, and unearths his struggle for faith and healing in the decades since her death.
00:34:57.640That is such bullcrap if you've read the book.
00:35:01.860That is just, that's a PR person saying, it's almost like chat GPT.
00:35:05.480Let me, before I bring him on, let me just show you what this book is in his own words in the book.
00:35:10.660Recounting her history and the events that landmark her story is part of what's going on here.
00:35:14.920But another part is how she continues in me or how I've imprisoned her with my inability to let her go.
00:37:36.360And I suddenly thought, that sounds authentic and real, like Karen really is asking me to do this.
00:37:41.800And so I sat down about a month later.
00:37:44.900I waited a while, and I sat down and started to jot down some notes.
00:37:47.940And about eight or nine pages into it, I suddenly realized I was writing a book about Karen, about my sister, and about the life we'd lived together, and about the life that I'd lived since her time, and the life I've lived with her always in my mind.
00:38:04.180And so I came up with this book, and this book is part spoken by Karen, part written by my imagination and my recollection.
00:38:15.720And in a weird way, the writing itself became a kind of a channeling event in my life where things came up in clarity that I'd forgotten, that it was extraordinary.
00:38:27.480Time just disappeared, and suddenly I was still holding my little sister's hand or taking her up a hill to take a snow ride or a ride on a sled, or we were out on a boat together or sitting in a hammock together.
00:38:41.540And all these things became sort of the world of the book, and the world that was the world I grew up in with Karen, and then the world, of course, that I was left with when she was gone.
00:38:52.480That was probably different than some brother-sister stories, but, you know, there's no one closer to you genetically than your brother or your sister.