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00:11:50.860There's a prioritization that maybe he should also learn from his mother, although his mother is prioritizing her trip to France over her son, so maybe not.
00:12:04.800I mean, zero, but I've only been to France once.
00:12:06.860So, you know what's weird is, you know, I saw one conservative outlet saying, just watching, you know, watching Home Alone shows you how far the middle class has fallen.
00:19:18.200On the election fraud 2020 presidential election.
00:19:22.040One, if your state banned mail-in balloting in next year's presidential election, would you choose to vote in person or would you choose not to vote at all?
00:19:32.760Ninety-four percent said that they would vote in person.
00:21:20.400During the 2020 election, did you fill out a ballot in part or in full on behalf of a friend or family member, such as a spouse or a child?
00:23:43.060Did you know a friend, family member, co-worker, or other acquaintance who has admitted to you that he or she has cast a mail-in ballot in 2020 in a state other than his or her state of permanent residence?
00:23:57.420So, eight, what was it, 17%, was it 17?
00:24:03.540Well, no longer, yeah, 17% said I was no longer a resident, and I did that.
00:24:18.740Do you know a friend, family, co-worker, or other acquaintance who admitted to you that he or she has cast a mail-in ballot in 2020 in a state other than his or her permanent resident?
00:24:32.860Did you know a friend, family member, co-worker, or any acquaintance who has admitted to you that he or she has filed or filled out a ballot on behalf of another person?
00:24:53.080I mean, in this one, it's hard to see how that would happen, because you're saying, I mean, maybe, I guess, if you're a conservative, you're...
00:25:43.540One in 10 voters in the survey, including both in-person and mail-in voters, said they knew somebody who personally admitted to them that they had committed one or more kinds of voter fraud.
00:25:57.140This is the first time in history we know of where huge percentages of voters have admitted to committing voter fraud.
00:26:04.320The result of the survey also shows 8% of voters say that a friend, family member, organization, and its political party offered to pay reward for them voting another kind of fraud.
00:26:14.580If this survey is accurate, this is proof of, well, it's a poll, so I don't know if you can call it proof, but it is evidence that leads one to believe there was widespread voter fraud.
00:26:30.880Now, here's the problem, you know, it was 36% Democrat, 33% Republican, 31% other.
00:26:38.860Among the people who answered yes to some kind of fraud, a party affiliation was roughly even.
00:26:47.700Now, there's an important reason why you shouldn't look into the numbers for a specific voter ideology, party behavior.
00:26:57.180One, this particular poll, the sample size is way small once you take the poll from all of them and then say, did you vote by mail?
00:27:11.100Then it's down to a very smaller number.
00:27:14.720And then you say, did you also vote this?
00:29:47.760It just doesn't necessarily mean that 2020 was an outlier.
00:29:50.960But look, anytime you can get a first piece of information, it's a good thing.
00:29:55.460Do you think, though, that we have done—does anybody, Republican, Independent, Democrat, does anybody think that we've actually secured the vote?
00:30:19.340Because—and the government knows this.
00:30:21.580This is just yet another log on the fire that just keeps burning that they are doing things intentionally.
00:30:28.460Everybody knows that if Donald Trump wins—let's say he's the candidate, the nominee—if he wins, the country will be set on fire because the Democrats will say voter fraud, just like they did in 2000, just like Hillary Clinton said to do in 2020 if Biden didn't win.
00:31:12.640Would you feel comfortable saying—just the way you know now, you know, it depends on what actually happens—but do you—will you feel comfortable now that our elections are secure?
00:31:25.560Well, I think the healthy thing is to never feel comfortable with that and to always be questioning and always be pushing back.
00:31:31.580If you're not doing that, that's how you fall victim to these problems.
00:31:38.200I know some states—the problem—the funny thing about this is there have been some states that have made their election laws a lot better.
00:31:44.160The problem is they're all the states that you're not that worried about.
00:32:30.900I'm doing good, as well as you can do in the middle of a war.
00:32:34.920I've got to tell you, the power that you have, I'm just overwhelmed by it.
00:32:41.880I was eating breakfast, breakfast meeting, call for an Uber, get into the car, and I hear this voice, and I look at the – and it says, Mercury?
00:32:52.320And I tell my lovely driver, Deidre, I said, are you listening to Mercury?
00:32:57.580He says, yeah, my daughter got me into it a couple of years ago.
00:33:00.660They said, you know where we're going?
00:33:13.320I feel a little guilty because my family, my wife and myself and two kids live in the Jerusalem area where we haven't had to run for a bomb shelter in a couple of weeks.
00:33:46.040It's people finding their commonality.
00:33:48.980It's a commonality that is deeper than just this horrible, horrible enemy that we have to defeat.
00:33:55.780It's the sense of mission, of purpose, of having been in this land for 3,000 years, have come back to it, started this wonderful, wonderful state.
00:34:06.620We got more than 50% of the country who are volunteering to help soldiers, displaced people.
00:34:15.020People are making meals every time, God forbid, another soldier dies.
00:34:21.000There are literally thousands of people, thousands of strangers who come to a funeral.
00:34:26.840It's exhilarating, and it makes me feel a little bad.
00:34:29.360I think I remember when I was a kid, there was somewhat of this feeling in America, and it's dissipated for so long.
00:35:05.100You're talking about an army that invaded Israel, that was a perpetrator of the worst savagery that we have seen.
00:35:16.560In, since World War II, certainly the worst that Jews have experienced.
00:35:25.680I was in Knesset about a week ago, and just after a showing to members of Knesset of some of the footage that hasn't been shown to the general public,
00:35:36.480nobody made it through the entire showing.
00:35:39.840Everybody, some people made it closer to the end.
00:36:03.760There's going to be bigger and better coming, and there's no way that you're going to suppress us.
00:36:09.960And people are upset when you show a visual of soldiers who should be happy that they're alive and are there because security demanded that you make sure that they're not hiding any arms.
00:37:32.360I've worked in the field of watching anti-Semitism now for decades.
00:37:37.440And the worst kind of anti-Semitism as far as Jewish survival is unconscious anti-Semitism.
00:37:43.500People who would be shocked to hear, what, am I an anti-Semite?
00:37:47.780But yet harbor subconscious feelings about the Jewish people.
00:37:51.540It's the only way to understand why there's so many people who are upset.
00:37:55.920And people should be upset watching people dying, watching casualties, although we don't know how many there are.
00:38:00.860But what happened a couple of years ago in Syria when Assad killed between 500,000 to 600,000 people?
00:38:08.180By the way, almost every one of those deaths could have been avoided had America stood its ground rather than keeping painting lines in the sand that they never followed.
00:38:57.900Another part of it is the introduction of a Middle Eastern anti-Semitism that's a product of immigration.
00:39:09.600That's going to change the demography of America.
00:39:11.980It's already changed the voting habits of the Democratic Party.
00:39:15.420But then there's the part that you should really get scared about, Glenn, and that is that Liz McGill, the one whose testimony was the most damning in Congress, it depends on context.
00:40:07.020And I know I'm not going to get paid more for this interview by buttering you up, because you don't get paid anything.
00:40:14.320But that's one of the reasons why you are sitting in such an important position.
00:40:18.780Why the only way that this can be arrested, or at least contained in part, is if people recognize the depth of the problem and say we're going to take the appropriate measures.
00:40:28.820I don't mean anything, God forbid, militarily.
00:40:35.640There are just too many parents out there who say, this is horrible, you know, this intersectionality stuff and the wokeism, whatever.
00:40:42.420But as far as their own kids and the schooling they're giving their own kids, you know, like, okay, we really were going to send our kids to a Christian school.
00:40:50.860But, you know, we just moved and the public school is only half a mile away.
00:40:54.920And we're going to do it in thinking that somehow you're not going to have to bear those consequences.
00:41:00.640If you're serious about the centrality of the family, if you're serious about Christian values, then you have to realize that the most sacred mission that God gave to you is to make sure that your children are servants of God who are interested in the truth.
00:41:19.840And people are just not able to emerge that way when they're glued to their devices 26 hours a day and then indoctrinated in public schools and certainly in the universities.
00:42:20.640That's that's it's not a huge leap in this society now to say, yeah, well, I'm also against those Christians, too, because the Christians cause all the problems.
00:42:30.540Especially since one of the dominant themes in the culture of America today is the takeover by thoughts of intersectionality and wokeism and the idea that you can divide the world into two halves, the oppressed and the oppressors.
00:42:47.840And the good guys are the oppressed and the bad guys are the oppressors.
00:42:53.420There was a display in a hall at Indiana University, Purdue for almost an entire year, not in the classroom, in a hallway that sought to tell to alert students about how Christianity was part of white privilege.
00:43:13.620And therefore made Christians as Christians part of the oppressor class, how Christianity was used as a vehicle of oppression.
00:43:24.980You may be right that I was wrong about coming for Christians first, although as they did in places like Nigeria and a whole.
00:43:33.120But, you know, the October 7th unleashed something that was that was powerful.
00:43:40.580You may be a quarter of a step behind.
00:43:42.820Michigan State University had a code of speech for students.
00:43:49.180It has been revoked since then, but it was in force for, I believe, an entire academic year where students were told to avoid any language that made oblique reference to the majority religion in America.
00:44:04.040So you were not supposed to use words like merry or jingle bells or eggs or –