There s a lot of discussion about the brutal assault on white people in Cincinnati over the weekend, but I ve looked into the story even deeper and found that in Cincinnati, this is a bigger, more systemic problem than most people realize, and we ll discuss that. Also, Zoran Mamdani, who wants to be the next mayor of New York City, has spent the last several days in a compound in Uganda, and Jasmine Crockett gets her first big front page profile in a major magazine, and it does not go very well for her. Plus, a very popular fitness influencer runs afoul of the leftist outrage mob and responds in exactly the wrong way.
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00:02:53.740But now we've all seen the footage of a black mob attacking and brutally beating several white people on the streets of Cincinnati during a music festival.
00:03:00.940One white woman was knocked unconscious by an adult man, causing blood to flow from her mouth while she's lying on the ground.
00:03:06.180Meanwhile, as one white guy was kicked and dragged away, one of the thugs yelled,
00:03:10.220he shouldn't be outside, as if certain races were barred from walking down public streets.
00:03:14.840Even though most mainstream outlets have attempted to censor the racial dimension of the story,
00:03:19.280at this point, you'd have to be blind to miss it.
00:03:21.760Video evidence is difficult to downplay or deny, especially now that some social media platforms aren't relentlessly censored to the same degree that they once were.
00:03:31.260And therefore, as we discussed yesterday, the police chief in Cincinnati, a bitter old schoolmarm named Terry something or other,
00:03:37.460has decided to attack the media as well as the people who filmed the violence.
00:03:45.260She can't blame the people who actually committed this because that would be racist.
00:03:49.220She certainly can't accept responsibility for the fact that Cincinnati police were nowhere to be found as downtown Cincinnati transformed into Mogadishu,
00:03:59.040So her response is to wag her finger at everybody else.
00:04:02.240Short of blaming the people who were nearly pummeled to death,
00:04:04.460Terry took the single most shameful and unconvincing approach that she possibly could have taken.
00:04:09.220And at the same time, it would be a mistake to place all of the blame at the hands of useless bureaucrats like this police chief.
00:04:15.860Despite what you're being told, what happened in Cincinnati over the weekend was not solely the result of incompetence by the leadership of the police force,
00:04:23.440nor was it the product of a verbal altercation or a sudden and unexpected fight or whatever euphemism they're using.
00:04:31.100The truth about the violence on Saturday, which no one is discussing in any great detail, as far as I can tell,
00:04:36.540is that politicians and media outlets have spent the last decade doing everything they can to foment anti-white violence and race hatred,
00:05:36.540Happening now, right here at home, thousands of people from all over the country are at Paul Brown Stadium for the Cincinnati Music Festival.
00:06:50.200And yet, in this case, when the guy says he's excited to buy from black people at Cincinnati Music Festival, it was an offhand comment, one that the reporter didn't even comment on.
00:06:59.100And that suggests, of course, that this was a very common sentiment in Cincinnati.
00:07:03.960Again, that footage was from 2017, well before the George Floyd hysteria.
00:07:10.180In 2019, black activists went to the local media to announce very clearly that the Cincinnati Music Festival, the same music festival all this violence happened, or would happen years after, would be an opportunity to boycott white businesses while patronizing black owned businesses.
00:07:26.960This time, the justification for the boycott, supposedly, was that a black woman named Tracy Hunter had been mistreated by the justice system.
00:07:35.200And we'll have more on that narrative in a moment.
00:07:37.640Therefore, the activists said it was important for everybody at the Cincinnati Music Festival to patronize black owned businesses and to avoid giving white people their money.
00:07:46.060And once again, the local news media promoted this uncritically.
00:07:51.520It's a big weekend in Cincinnati, and supporters of Tracy Hunter are hoping to capitalize on that.
00:07:57.240They say they'll be spreading the word about her case during the Cincinnati Music Festival and encouraging fans to shop at businesses owned by African-Americans.
00:08:05.300Anjanette Levy is live on Fountain Square now, where some festivities are already underway.
00:08:18.780They protested outside the Justice Center last night, calling on people who attend the music festival this weekend to patronize African-American businesses only.
00:08:30.880Ware believes it could ramp up after the festival.
00:08:33.660I think they're going to start earmarking places to boycott.
00:08:38.760And you don't want to see that happen here in Cincinnati or Hamilton County, but they've made this happen.
00:08:45.120Tens of thousands will come to Cincinnati for this weekend's festival.
00:08:48.500Including a large number of African-Americans.
00:08:51.720Tracy Hunter's supporters see this as an opportunity to send a message.
00:08:56.280And community members have decided that they are going to request individuals coming in for this festival to be very careful where they spend their money.
00:09:07.400Bishop Bobby Hilton wants festival goers to be careful where they spend their money.
00:09:12.300That segment begins with the white news anchors talking about how great the Cincinnati Music Festival is.
00:09:17.720They tell us there's exciting music and food and very cheerful and peppy about it.
00:09:22.780And then they segue immediately into mob-like threats from black activists and media personalities, which are clearly directed at white people.
00:09:28.620It's one thread after another, quote, I think they're going to start earmarking places to boycott.
00:09:34.180You don't want to see that, but they've made this happen.
00:09:37.540And then, quote, the community members have decided that they're going to request individuals coming into this festival to be very careful where they spend their money.
00:09:48.040The fact that news stations in Cincinnati were eager to air these threats and the fact that no one in Cincinnati's political leadership took action to immediately secure this festival or even to simply denounce this open anti-white race hatred amounts to an endorsement of the racial violence and terrorism that inevitably resulted several years later.
00:10:07.300There is no logical connection whatsoever between the plight of a woman named Tracy Hunter and a mass boycott of white businesses.
00:10:17.320The only connection is that these people hate white people.
00:10:33.960She immediately engaged in flagrant corruption as soon as she broke the glass ceiling.
00:10:38.560The Ohio Supreme Court had to suspend her license to practice law.
00:10:41.760She intervened in a case of misconduct to help her brother, leading to her conviction of unlawful conduct on the bench.
00:10:48.000And at sentencing, she was held responsible for, quote, nepotism, improper judicial temperament, tardiness in rendering decisions, and denying public access to her court.
00:10:57.420And then after her sentencing, she went limp and had to be dragged out of the courthouse.
00:11:02.540Keep in mind, all this happened before this boycott.
00:11:20.860A woman who seemed to run to Hunter's defense was quickly taken into custody.
00:11:27.140Meanwhile, Hunter fell limp in the arms of a deputy who ended up dragging the former juvenile court judge away from her outraged supporters.
00:11:34.600They dragged her out of the courtroom.
00:11:40.420This is the person, an obviously corrupt judge, that they used as a justification to punish all of the white people in downtown Cincinnati during this music festival.
00:12:00.520They provided a list on their website of all the black owned businesses at the Cincinnati Music Festival so that people would know how to avoid the white businesses.
00:12:09.800And the government of Cincinnati posted the list also.
00:12:16.000Yeah, Reds game, big concert at U.S. Bank Arena, and the biggest event of all, the Cincinnati Music Festival at Paul Brown Stadium.
00:12:22.400But for most of the week, we've been hearing about boycotts and protests.
00:12:25.400Supporters are encouraging travelers to boycott downtown restaurants and businesses on a weekend that usually brings in millions for the city.
00:12:34.300We understand the community and we're very sensitive to how the community feels.
00:12:38.520So we're working with the city of Cincinnati.
00:12:42.400But we haven't heard anything that's disruptive, but we're just here to have a good time.
00:12:47.080Supporters say they will be on Fountain Square tomorrow.
00:12:50.400It's a happy weekend because anytime you get together, it becomes happy.
00:12:55.400Supporters are encouraging travelers to patronize black owned businesses.
00:13:02.820Now, at the city of Cincinnati website, there is a directory of those businesses.
00:13:07.080We also have a link for you at local12.com.
00:13:10.900Now, you just cannot spend the better part of a decade telling black people in Cincinnati at a music festival that they need to boycott white people and that white people are the source of their problems.
00:13:19.000And then act shocked when a mob brutally beats and nearly murders several white people in the street at that very same music festival.
00:13:25.580Instead, you are complicit in those beatings.
00:13:29.840Every single one of these politicians and news outlets are complicit.
00:13:34.360Actually, to be more precise, this has been going on for a lot longer than the past decade.
00:13:37.660Here's a report from Cincinnati.com describing a major controversy at this Cincinnati music festival back in 2018, as well as the history of the festival.
00:13:45.700Quote, when a downtown bar announced on Facebook it would close Friday and Saturday for renovations, the post was flooded with accusations of racism because the closure coincided with the Cincinnati music festival.
00:13:56.200Many said the renovation plans were a lie, an excuse not to serve the mainly black clientele drawn to the city for the festival.
00:14:03.820At the very least, the situation at Knock Back Nats is a reminder of the racism that has surrounded the festival for decades.
00:14:10.000In 1981, a sales manager at the Weston Hotel distributed an internal memo to hotel executives saying that employees can expect loud guests, drug dealing and poor tipping during the 20th annual Cool Jazz Festival.
00:14:21.080In 2000, protesters picketed eight downtown restaurants that closed for the weekend in late July during two high-profile events that draw tens of thousands of African-Americans to Cincinnati, including the Coors Light Jazz Festival, close quote.
00:14:34.440So, in other words, going back to the 1980s, local businesses have tried to defend themselves against the obnoxious criminal behavior of the attendees at this festival.
00:14:42.080And also, going back to the 1980s, there has been this racial, this has been a heavily racialized event stoking anti-white resentment, which is a, which that's the detail that I think a lot of people don't realize.
00:14:56.400You hear, oh, this happened at a music festival, it's random.
00:15:00.300This is, this is, it's been building up to this for years and years and years.
00:15:04.220Now, when you think about these businesses, hopefully you're catching the irony here.
00:15:09.740According to these activists, white-owned businesses at the Cincinnati Music Festival should be boycotted because white people are bad or whatever.
00:15:16.860But if white-owned businesses don't open during the Cincinnati Music Festival so that they can then be boycotted, they're racist.
00:15:25.140So, put another way, how dare you white racists shut down your businesses?
00:15:28.860We want you to keep your business open so that we can proceed to not patronize them.
00:15:34.220That's known as a catch-22 in the business.
00:15:36.380Basically, white people are awful and racist no matter what they do.
00:15:39.080And these activists, as always, are not held to any standard of decency or logic.
00:15:43.900In fact, during these festivals, as you heard, the hotels in Cincinnati aren't even allowed to warn their staff of what's coming.
00:15:50.620And as recently as 2018, when a bar decided to tear up the floor and repair their kitchen during the music festival, they were smeared as bigots.
00:15:56.480Even though the renovations at this bar called Knock Back Nats were clearly ongoing, the mobs still claim that the renovations were only scheduled during the festival so that the owners could avoid serving the crowd.
00:16:07.820A crowd that, again, doesn't want to go there anyway because they're supposed to be boycotting white businesses and only patronizing black businesses.
00:16:14.380But here's the thing. Even if it's true that this business shut down and used the renovation as a pretext and really they just didn't want to be open during this event, it's a completely reasonable decision.
00:16:27.540It's rational for a business to decide that a particular festival causes so many problems so consistently that it's not worth the potential profit.
00:16:35.740And apparently this has been the norm for many years in Cincinnati. It was evidently the norm this year as well.
00:16:39.840Mike Cernovich reported that, quote, Jazz Festival weekend in Cincinnati, a local tells me, is so disgusting with low tips and fights that bars didn't open during Jazz Fest.
00:16:48.380City officials threatened to pull the liquor licenses of these bars on racism grounds.
00:16:54.900Now, think about how insane this is. It takes a lot of downside before a business will turn down a large number of customers.
00:17:01.860Businesses generally want to make money. They don't care who they're making it from. They don't care the color of your skin.
00:17:06.680The only time they would turn that down is if the downsides are extraordinary.
00:17:12.580But apparently those downsides are indeed extraordinary at the Cincinnati Music Festival.
00:17:16.740And they're extraordinary in no small part because the festival has been used as a mechanism for open racial hatred for years.
00:17:24.280But instead of considering their own role in forcing these businesses to shut down, Cincinnati's leaders have chosen to terrorize white people even further.
00:17:31.540In fact, Cincinnati's leaders aren't simply terrorizing random white people going for a walk downtown.
00:17:36.540They're also systematically discriminating against white men in the police force, which might explain why the department is so incompetent that it can't stop a violent mob in the middle of the city from beating random white people with impunity.
00:17:48.200This is from local Cincinnati station WCPO from just a couple of months ago, quote,
00:17:54.200Four Cincinnati police officers are suing the city of Cincinnati and the police chief of the Cincinnati Police Department, claiming they were discriminated against for being white males.
00:18:01.880The federal lawsuit was filed Monday and claims the four officers were denied opportunities for preferred assignments and weren't promoted because of their race and gender.
00:18:09.360The lawsuit claims that police chief, Teresa, whatever her last name is, gave preferred assignments more often to officers who are minorities or women.
00:18:18.040It also lists nine examples of women or minorities who were lower on the promotions list, but were promoted over the officers who filed the lawsuit.
00:18:25.960So according to the complaint of the police department's minority lieutenants, 79 percent received preferred assignments.
00:18:31.480Of the female lieutenants, 89 percent were given preferred assignments.
00:18:35.820And yet of the white male lieutenants, only 44 percent.
00:18:41.400Additionally, back in 2021, a separate lawsuit was filed alleging the department discriminated against white males.
00:18:47.180The city ultimately settled with the lieutenant who filed that suit for seventy five thousand dollars.
00:18:51.720So you have an anti white police department that's clearly discriminating against white males.
00:18:57.040You have city officials and media outlets who have spent decades claiming that white people are so shameful and disgusting that you shouldn't even buy a hot dog from them.
00:19:04.420And then after the predictable anti white violence takes place on camera.
00:19:08.780This is how the police chief responded.
00:19:49.760The black attackers in that mob at Cincinnati Music Festival certainly took their cue for malicious and profoundly evil people in positions of authority.
00:19:56.180People who went out of their way to ensure that white people would be violently brutalized for the crime of being outside.
00:20:01.060But those malicious actors are not on YouTube or Fox News.
00:20:04.140They're running the city of Cincinnati and they've been running it for some time.
00:20:07.240And now, as of Saturday, the inevitable result of their anti white race hatred, the result they badly wanted for a long time, has finally been captured on video.
00:20:18.800But they've simply left too much evidence, evidence for too long about their intentions.
00:20:24.920Now, if there's a reason why the DOJ hasn't already moved into Cincinnati to shut down the government and prosecute these people, I haven't heard it.
00:20:33.100If Barack Obama can force dozens of police departments to confess to invented acts of systemic racism and surrender their budget to the permanent oversight of the federal government, then the Trump administration can and should do the same thing to Cincinnati, which has clearly been engaging in a pattern of actual systemic anti white discrimination and resentment for generations.
00:20:53.580Real human rights violations are happening.
00:20:59.340White people, like every other race, are entitled to civil liberties.
00:21:03.800But until the leaders of the government of Cincinnati are hauled to federal prison, we can assume that civil liberties will remain suspended in the city.
00:21:13.260Prepare your travel plans accordingly.
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00:22:55.400I want to go back to a headline from Monday night in the wake of the shooting in New York City.
00:23:01.200Here's the headline from the New York Post.
00:23:02.940NYC mayoral frontrunner Zoran Mamdani addresses Midtown mass shooting from Uganda compound.
00:23:11.300The article says, Democratic nominee for mayor Zoran Mamdani addressed the mass shooting at a Park Avenue office building while at his family's private compound in Uganda, where he's celebrating his wedding.
00:23:21.980Mamdani wrote, I'm heartbroken to learn of the horrific shooting in Midtown, and I'm holding the victims, their families, and NYPD officers in critical condition in my thoughts.
00:23:29.840Um, so the focus of the article is on the shooting, which makes sense, but I want to know more also about this Ugandan compound.
00:23:39.060After all, this guy is very likely to be the next mayor of our largest and most important city.
00:23:44.620What's he doing in a Ugandan compound?
00:23:48.220I mean, that's a little disconcerting, isn't it?
00:23:50.380The amount of time that I want any American elected official to spend in a Ugandan compound is zero minutes of their entire lives.
00:23:59.820That's, that's the amount of time I'd like to see you spend in a Ugandan compound.
00:24:03.820Uh, but, so let's find out more about this.
00:24:07.820Zoran Mamdani, the Democratic socialist, reportedly held a lavish wedding celebration at a private compound in Uganda.
00:24:13.440The New York mayoral hopeful is said to have hosted a party last weekend at his parents' property in the billionaire neighborhood of Buziga Hill, outside of the capital city of Kampala.
00:24:23.060Mr. Ramdani told social media followers he and his wife were heading to his home country to celebrate their recent nuptials with his family.
00:24:29.520His parents' home, set on two acres of land, was guarded by masked security guards with phone jamming signals set up to ensure complete privacy at the event.
00:24:40.320So this is really perfect in so many ways.
00:24:43.460Um, and let's count, let's count them, shall we?
00:24:47.240Let's count the ways, all the things that makes this a perfect story.
00:24:52.200We can begin with the fact that Mamdani is a socialist who preaches about wealth and equality.
00:24:57.680Meanwhile, his family owns a compound in one of the richest areas of Uganda, surrounded by just dirt poverty.
00:25:06.380He's parting it up in his private compound while the average Ugandan has an income of like 200 bucks a month.
00:25:12.520And even that's overstating it because the average income is inflated by the kinds of people who live in Mamdani's neighborhood.
00:25:17.900In reality, many Ugandans are living in, many of them are still living in mud huts with thatched roofs.
00:25:23.740It's the kind of poverty that we just, we don't see in this country.
00:25:30.020Um, it, it's, uh, but it exists in, in Uganda.
00:25:35.160And you often hear leftists in this country claim that, you know, you hear them say there's no such thing as a, as an honest millionaire or an honest billionaire.
00:26:06.580Of course, in this country, that claim is nonsense.
00:26:09.780In our advanced first world country, it is quite possible for an honest person to become quite rich without ever exploiting anyone or harming anyone in any way.
00:26:20.280Now, there are plenty of, plenty of people who are rich and have harmed people.
00:26:24.400There are people who aren't rich and have harmed people.
00:26:25.820But it's, it is perfectly possible, um, to become very rich, very successful without ever exploiting anyone, without ever hurting anybody.
00:26:36.520Um, and that's the case in this country now, but going back to the irony is that in a third world country, there's actually some truth to that claim.
00:26:48.560Third world countries like Uganda are systemically corrupt.
00:26:52.900That's, that's part of the reason why they are third world countries.
00:26:57.560And if you're a rich person, then in a third world country, the chances are maybe not absolute, but they're very high that you are corrupt, that you're a crook.
00:27:09.440I mean, the most corrupt, crooked people you'll find on the planet are the richest people in third world countries.
00:27:18.080Um, income inequality, so-called in third world countries.
00:27:26.540Because you have most people in the country, or a lot of people in a third world country who are, who are still living as though it's the year 600.
00:27:34.860And then you have an extremely small portion of people who are living in luxury.
00:27:40.640There's an imbalance there that is much more drastic than what you find in this country.
00:27:47.000And yet again, the leftists, people like Mamdani, they'll talk about income inequality.
00:27:54.580They only ever apply that phrase, that idea to the United States and other white Western countries.
00:28:02.820They'll never apply it to Uganda, even though it, it, it is much more relevant there.
00:28:09.900Now in this country, yeah, you have income inequality, uh, that will always exist.
00:28:13.680It should exist because people do different things.
00:28:15.840They have different levels of success.
00:28:18.960That's just always going to be the case.
00:28:20.100But in this country, you know, you might have one family earning 150 grand a year, and then you could have another family who's living in another town, not too far away, who's earning $3 million a year, let's say.
00:28:32.300And in that case, the latter has, uh, has an income many times greater than the former, but the former, and they might have their own, I'm sure they do have their own financial hardships, but they're not living in a one room hut made out of cow dung, which they share with nine kids and three cows.
00:28:52.060The former still lives very comfortably and even luxuriously compared to most of the people in Uganda.
00:29:00.020Um, whereas again, in Uganda, you'll have people like Mamdani's family who are living in modern society, living in, in luxury, and they're just surrounded by unbelievable poverty.
00:29:18.360Um, and, uh, and very often doing nothing at all to alleviate that.
00:29:26.180Because that, that, that falls to us, right?
00:29:28.040That also falls to us who's supposed to help the poor people in Uganda, not the rich people in Uganda.
00:29:38.580So all that to say, all the hand-wringing that you hear from people like Mamdani about wealth disparities applies much more to rich people in the country that he's from and that he still has allegiance to, um, than it does to this.
00:29:50.740And it gets better because like any other rich person in a third world country, he has private armed security surrounding his compound.
00:29:57.300And so the, the, uh, the irony there, the, the hypocrisy there is very obvious.
00:30:02.380This is somebody who wants to defund the police.
00:30:03.920He wants to abolish the second amendment.
00:30:05.680Anyway, yeah, when it comes to protecting his family's estate in Uganda, he makes use of guns and men who are paid to carry them.
00:30:13.440Um, so the, the ironies and hypocrisies are, are boundless with this story.
00:30:20.180And yet all of that is almost beside the point, almost because the most salient thing about Mamdani's wealthy Ugandan compound is not that it's wealthy or that it's a compound, but that it is Ugandan.
00:30:32.980And I'm of the opinion that nobody with a Ugandan compound should hold elected office at any level in the United States.
00:30:42.760Um, if you have a private compound in any foreign country, I don't think you should hold elected, elected office in the United States.
00:30:51.060That's, that's, that's, and I think that that is a, um, that's a, just a very rational, common sense idea.
00:31:01.640If you actually value this country, um, if your attachment to a foreign country is so deep that your family has a compound there that you'd like to spend time in and celebrate your wedding there, then that should exclude you from holding public office in our country.
00:31:19.080You can hold public office in Uganda, go ahead, the place you still call home, but in this country, and I think, I think this is how most Americans feel and increasingly are not shy about saying it and not ashamed to say it and we shouldn't be that we care about our own country.
00:31:40.200And if you want to represent us or lead us at any level, then you need to make it very clear that you prioritize this country above all others, that your loyalty is to this country and none other.
00:31:54.860Okay. Well, um, you know, we, so we need to have actual Americans in elected office. That's the first thing, but that alone won't solve all of our problems because even if you have actual Americans in elected office, uh, I mean, there, there are plenty of actual Americans who are still in elected office and are also terrible.
00:32:18.480Uh, you're still stuck with people like Jasmine Crockett, for example. And there's a whole profile on Jasmine Crockett in the Atlantic, uh, a profile, which has been a source of some controversy, at least on Jasmine Crockett's team, because she volunteered to be a part of this profile, but then to try to, as we'll see, she tried to withdraw her consent because she didn't like how it was turning out.
00:32:41.280And how it was turning out is that the profile was, was actually trying to discover what kind of person this is, which is the whole point of a profile.
00:32:53.040Now I didn't read the whole thing myself. There's only so much mental abuse I can take, but here's a summary from the daily mail of this, um, profile in the Atlantic.
00:33:00.480Democratic representative Jasmine Crockett's obsession with controlling her image, monster ego, and shabby treatment of staff has been exposed by a new profile.
00:33:08.100The hard-left Texas Congresswoman, 44, has been scolding colleagues over scheduling and food, was seen scolding colleagues over scheduling and food by the Atlantic journalist Elaine Godfrey, who profiled her for the prestigious magazine.
00:33:20.300Godfrey also remarked on Crockett's obsession with her own image and cuttingly revealed that the lawmaker's phone lock screen is a picture of Crockett herself.
00:33:29.080The journalist was granted access to Crockett for her profile, only to have it unceremoniously revoked after she contacted other lawmakers to ask their thoughts on the rising star Democrat.
00:33:38.960Those secondary interviews are a standard procedure for such profiles, but Crockett was outraged.
00:33:45.920Um, the, uh, before losing access, the Atlantic writers, Atlantic's writer also got to see Crockett interacting with her staff in what she described as a brusque manner.
00:33:56.840Crockett reportedly called an aide to scold him for an unclear note on her schedule and told another assistant a bag of food they had bought her looked like crap.
00:34:04.380Uh, Godfrey is also, also revealed Crockett is highly conscious of her self-presentation.
00:34:09.940During many of our conversations, Crockett wore acrylic nails painted with the word resist and a set of heavy lashes over her brown eyes.
00:34:17.520The lock screen on her phone is a headshot of herself.
00:34:20.860Throughout the Atlantic's peace, Crockett lamented that her Democrat colleagues shut her out of the top position on the House Oversight Committee, even though she has the most social media followers.
00:34:30.260She said, quote, it's like there's one clear person in the race that has the largest social media following.
00:34:38.400Um, so that's just a little bit of the, of the profile.
00:34:41.040Now, and I have to tell you, we joke about Jasmine Crockett a lot because she's a clown.
00:35:03.560I mean, the voters in the 30th congressional district in Texas may as well have voted for an actual potato.
00:35:10.340So there's a lot to laugh about, but I also find her to be a tragic, like depressing figure.
00:35:14.980And it's, it's kind of the weirdest sensation because when I read about her, I see a clip of her.
00:35:20.160I find her very funny, but I'm also filled with, at the same time with this deep despair.
00:35:27.140So, uh, it's strange in that way, because while being a clown, the fact is that this person was elected, a majority of voters in, I think that's Dallas, the 30th congressional district in Texas, a majority of voters in a major American city saw this obnoxious potato and said, yeah, I think that's it.
00:35:47.420I think, I think she's the, she's the obnoxious, loud, half sentient potato with fake eyelashes.
00:36:25.220Instead, she spent all of her time trying to generate viral clicks on, on social media for herself.
00:36:32.440That's the only thing she cares about, which is why, when she's trying to explain why she should be, you know, she should have this ranking position in a committee.
00:36:39.160The only reason she can give, the only reason she can give is that I have the most social media followers.
00:36:46.720And, um, because that's all she cares about is the viral attention.
00:36:50.280And she gets that attention by carrying on like a, you know, a Spirit Airlines customer, just being loud and dumb and incredibly self-involved.
00:36:57.520And voters have looked at that and said, oh yeah, yeah, I need more of that.
00:37:53.520Which is all the more reason why we should not grant that right to everybody.
00:37:58.780There are lots of people who are just not suited for it, not fit for it.
00:38:03.240Um, nearly every problem in this country, if we drastically raise the bar for who is allowed to vote, I'm not saying exclude people arbitrarily or anything like that.
00:38:17.620Uh, you just raise the bar, raise the bar for who is allowed to vote.
00:38:21.880If you're an American citizen, you, you can potentially vote.
00:38:34.080And any, any American citizen can potentially vote.
00:38:37.200But then we have this bar here and you gotta be able to clear that bar.
00:38:40.720And I've talked many times about what that bar would be.
00:38:42.660Just like demonstrating a basic understanding of how our system works.
00:38:47.320Uh, you know, demonstrating that you have some basic knowledge of, of current events and the, the, the, the issues that, um, you're voting on.
00:38:57.160Uh, uh, demonstrating that you have skin in the game, that you're a functioning adult contributing member of society, you know, things like this.
00:39:06.120And if we did that, nearly every problem in this country could be fixed in like a week.
00:39:11.720Uh, really, if we did that, but we're not going to, that's not going to happen.
00:39:17.560And so what then, um, well, it means that we have problems that voting won't fix.
00:39:21.620Problems that allow people like this to get elected.
00:39:24.200And, um, and, you know, of all the embarrassing revelations about Jasmine Crockett in this profile, none of them are actually revelatory.
00:40:06.880Everything you need to know is contained in that one simple fact.
00:40:13.380That this woman went into her phone, scrolled through the presumably hundreds of photos of herself and selected one of those to be her phone lock screen.
00:40:21.660Not a photo of a loved one, a friend, um, not a photo of a, of a beautiful sunrise or a panoramic view from a recent vacation.
00:42:38.360And, um, and you see in these clips that Caleb's tries to talk to them and reason with them, but there's just nothing there.
00:42:47.260It's like, there's, there's not, it's, there are these drones, these totally vapid, empty people who, you know, you're talking to them and you're saying, well, don't, why did, why did you spend half your paycheck on a Libubu doll?
00:43:01.800Well, don't do that, but you got a $10,000 refund.
00:43:08.660You can't, if you want to get out of your debt, you can't do that.
00:43:11.280And he's trying to explain to these people and, and increasingly kind of losing his mind while they're sitting there, like blank expression, like, huh?
00:43:43.280I think, I think the problem is worse now than it's ever been this problem of people being, you know, empty, vapid, nothing going on, like barely even aware of who they are or where they are.
00:43:55.260And I think it's, I think it's been, it's worse than it's ever been because you have the education system, which is a total failure.
00:43:59.880You have the media, Hollywood, the internet, et cetera, and so on that have worked for generations to lobotomize people and numb their minds.
00:44:06.580And, uh, turn them into drones, the pharmaceutical company, all this kind of stuff, pharmaceutical industry, the drug people are taking all of it, turning their minds into mush and turning them into drones, into vassals, uh, who are barely, I think are like barely even conscious.
00:44:24.860Um, so it, it's, it's a problem that's getting worse, but it's also always been, I mean, this dichotomy has always existed.
00:44:32.280Our founders recognized that, which is why it was never intended for the right to vote.
00:44:37.940So it'd be something that's granted to every single person, as long as they're a certain age where there's no other requirements.
00:44:50.500Um, and when you do that, when you take someone, when you, you know, when you watch financial audit and you see the woman who spent thousands of dollars on loop, I don't even know what Lububu dolls are right away.
00:45:03.180Um, but you see the woman who's in desperate financial straits and spent all this money on Lububu dolls and you see that and you think, well, this person is allowed to vote.
00:45:38.460No, you cannot survive having people like that who can decide the direction of the country.
00:45:46.840So you raise the bar, um, make people demonstrate some amount of, of, of capability of, of aptitude before they're allowed to take part in these
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00:53:11.900I owe my followers, my community, and all of social media an apology.
00:53:17.040A few days ago, I reposted an old video of me in the gym wearing a Hulk Hogan Halloween costume on the day that he passed.
00:53:24.980Last night in my live stream, a lot of people expressed how upset and frustrated they were with me that I had posted that.
00:53:32.320Instead of listening and understanding like I should have, I became defensive and said that I was posting to celebrate the wrestling icon.
00:53:41.040The person that so many of us looked up to as kids that we grew up with that made us tear our shirts and take our vitamins and say our prayers.
00:53:47.980I didn't know to the extent of all the horrible things that he had done.
00:53:52.940Since last night, I have done a lot of research, talked to a few people, and learned all of the horrible, horrible things that that man has done.
00:54:00.960Which is way more than just making a mistake and being human.
00:54:05.120So, because of that, I have taken the videos down and I apologize to anybody that I offended.
00:54:12.200Also, during last night's live stream, I used the word colored instead of saying person of color, which is a very outdated, very offensive term.
00:54:22.120A few moments later, somebody educated me and told me that it wasn't okay to use that.
00:54:26.400Which I immediately apologized to everyone and said, I would never do that again.
00:54:31.440So, once again, to anybody that I offended, I am sorry.
00:54:34.860You know, my whole page, my whole brand is based on holding people accountable and doing better.
00:54:41.900I would be a hypocrite if I didn't hold myself to the same standards.
00:55:01.000Keep in mind that Hulk Hogan was Joey's childhood hero.
00:55:04.860He was also the man, someone that Joey apparently knew personally, or met at least, and who he said in the previous video, treated him kindly.
00:55:12.160And yet, to appease a mob of degenerate leftist scumbags, Joey just threw his idol under the bus, condemned him for all the, quote, horrible, horrible things that man has done, and apologized to all the people smearing both him and his hero as racists.
00:55:27.440I mean, it's one of the most pathetic displays you will ever see.
00:55:30.480It also accomplished nothing, except to make everything worse.
00:55:36.760The outraged leftists responded to Joey's apology by saying that it wasn't genuine, it wasn't good enough, it doesn't change the fact that he already revealed himself to be a racist.
00:55:44.680None of them accepted the apology or invited him back into their fault.
00:55:48.720And that's the way these things always go, of course.
00:55:50.460Which anyone who's been alive and semi-sentient since 2020 should already know.
00:55:56.640Joey Swole has certainly been alive for the past five years, so, I don't know, he's another one whose sentience may be up for debate.