Ep. 1684 - A Foreign Invasion Is Underway, But This Is What Can Be Done To Stop It
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Summary
As a Ugandan commie and a far-left con artist from Somalia are on the verge of taking over two major American cities, I want to talk about practical solutions that might prevent this from ever happening again and turn back the tide on the foreign invasion that has crippled our country.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, as a Ugandan commie and a far-left con artist from Somalia are on
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the verge of winning their bids to take over two major American cities, I want to talk about
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practical solutions that might prevent this from ever happening again and turn back the tide on
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the foreign invasion that has crippled our country. Also, Trump threatens to go in guns
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a-blazing to stop the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Kamala Harris calls for lowering the
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voting age to 16. Wanda Sykes confesses to a civil rights violation and a far-left YouTuber
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viciously attacks Charlie Kirk's widow, proving again who our real enemies are in case we needed
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the reminder, and a lot of us do. All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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You can fill a very large museum with exhibits about empires that collapsed because as barbarians
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gathered outside the gates, their leaders were distracted by relatively unimportant internal
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conflicts. And certainly you could set up rows and rows of bookshelves at the Louvre with volume
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after volume going into detail about how various civilizations from the Byzantines to the Ottomans
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to the Canadians met their demise because they were unable or unwilling to address the very real
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looming threats they were facing from the outside. And then of course, once you meticulously
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assembled all these books documenting these historical examples and placed them in the
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Louvre, those books would probably be stolen by a handful of burglars armed with power tools.
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So put another way, it's the highest luxury for wealthy and prosperous civilizations to fight
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amongst themselves right up until the moment they realize that in reality, the barbarians aren't
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simply at the gates anymore. They've made their way inside and no one's even noticed. And by that
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point, it's too late. The foreign conquest is plain for everyone to see right at the moment when you
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can't do anything about it. So if you don't see where I'm going with this, then that's probably a good
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sign, if I'm being honest. There's no reason to recap any of the infighting that's occurring right now
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among the conservative movement. If you're not aware of the extraordinary degree of internal
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squabbling on the right, which I suspect that most average conservatives probably aren't, well, that's a
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point in your favor anyway. It's an indication that you don't spend much of your time online paying
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attention to the endless bickering on social media. But suffice it to say, many conservatives are at each
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other's throats at the moment. They're certainly at my throat from every angle, even though none of them
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can really explain what it is I've done or said that they find so objectionable. I also haven't changed
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my goal, which is advancing the interests of this country and of the Americans who live here.
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That's all I've ever tried to do or ever really talked about. But here's the important thing.
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No matter where you stand on these attacks and all this drama, if you're even aware of it,
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really doesn't matter. What matters is that while conservatives are busy ripping each other to
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shreds, an Islamic socialist from Uganda is about to take over the biggest city in the country. And at
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the same time, as if that's not enough, a far-left Somali scam artist is about to take over one of the
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biggest cities in America's heartland, Minneapolis. And this is the kind of threat that a serious
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country and a serious political movement would prioritize above any other. If foreigners who
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want to destroy the U.S. are able to seize control of our largest cities, then nothing else matters.
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Okay? Whatever it is that you're worried about doesn't matter. Foreign policy doesn't matter.
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Podcasts, even the most offensive and racist podcasts you can think of, don't matter. The
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Constitution doesn't matter. The Heritage Foundation doesn't matter. Nothing matters at all
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in that scenario because we will have ceased to exist as a country. Okay? Once we become Somalia or
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Uganda, we've lost everything and we can never get it back. Now, no one needs me to outline the case
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against Omar Fateh, who's probably going to be the next mayor of Minneapolis. No one needs me to outline
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the case against Zoran Mamdani, who's probably going to be the next mayor of New York. Nor does
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anyone, at least in this audience, need me to make the case against mass migration more broadly or
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Somali immigration in particular or anything like that. We've beaten that drum many, many times before
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and we'll continue to beat it. But really, especially if you live in places like New York
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or Minneapolis or any of the thousands of American suburbs that have become unrecognizable in the past
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20 years, you don't really need to watch any monologue about it, listen to any podcast about it. You've
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already seen firsthand exactly what the problem is and how it's about to get much, much worse
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less. Unless we actually take some meaningful action. Because again, if we don't, the country's
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over. And I'm not saying that if Zoran Mamdani is elected and Fateh is elected, you know, in their
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elections, that the country's over in that case, because like that is probably going to happen.
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And we still have a chance as a country. But if we just submit finally to this invasion,
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then the country is over. It's just done. We don't have a country anymore. If the country
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comes to reflect the vision of somebody like Zoran Mamdani, then that's the end of the country
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because that's what he wants. That's his vision. Now, the good news, although it's easy to forget it,
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is that meaningful action is indeed possible. The Republican Party currently has control of both
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houses of Congress in addition to the White House. In case you forgot, conservatives have the power
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to prevent any more American cities from being taken over by foreign communists. So in the interest
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of being constructive, instead of, you know, simply identifying the problem that we've all identified
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by now, or those of us who are sane and have common sense have identified, I just wanted to outline
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a few proposals, right, which the Republican Congress could and should pass into law immediately.
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So here are some actual practical solutions that we could talk about. And not just talk about,
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but that could be pursued. We have the power right now to do it. But before I do so, I need to preempt
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the objections that are going to sound something like this. You know, people will say, well, the courts
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might strike that down, or, well, the Democrats would filibuster. Yeah, it's true that courts might strike
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down these proposals, just like they've struck down every single policy the Trump administration has
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attempted to implement. And yeah, Democrats might filibuster the legislation, but that doesn't mean
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that we're out of options. We can eliminate the filibuster. We can appeal rulings by lower court
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judges, and if necessary, we can ignore them if it comes down to it. But I don't think that'll be
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necessary, though, because the proposals I'm about to outline are indeed both constitutional and
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obviously necessary. And for my first proposal, by way of background, take a look at these recent
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appearances by Omar Fateh, the scam artist running for mayor of Minneapolis, who's become known as the
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Have a better communication between the mayor and the chief and also the city council members so that
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whenever we know something's coming down the pike, that city council is alerted immediately, because
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they're the connection point to community, and they can articulate that and disseminate that
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information to folks. I think that's really important.
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As-salamu alaykum. As-salamu alaykum. As-salamu alaykum. Somalia. Somalia. Somalia. Hiran State. Ma'awisle. Ma'awisle.
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Early voting was hadda ila November 4. I need your vote. I need you.
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So he's waving the Somali flag. He's speaking in a foreign language. He's pledging
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fealty to Somalia. He's talking about tipping off illegals in advance of ice raids. He clearly
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understands that his constituency is Somalis like himself, not Americans. And he's not ashamed of
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any of this because, as we've discussed before, Somalis are now a dominant voting bloc in Minneapolis,
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which is home to the largest Somali population in the entire country. The solution,
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or one of them, one thing that we could do is ban politicians and candidates from holding rallies
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or creating advertisements in any language but English. American voters should always know
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what their leaders are saying. This is basic. Ask any voter who can't speak English, any voter who
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needs a candidate or politician to speak in another language, shouldn't be a voter, should not be voting
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in the first place. Now, right away, I can imagine the replies, that violates the First Amendment.
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Well, actually, it doesn't. It's not a restriction on the content of anyone's speech. Politicians can
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have whatever ideas they want. It's a restriction on how that speech is delivered. And we have many
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restrictions like that. That's why politicians can't campaign within 50 feet of a polling place.
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That's why politicians can't blast their campaign advertisements at 2 a.m. with a bullhorn outside
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of your house. There's a lot of different ways that they cannot convey their message. So the principle
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is pretty clear. Speech becomes unlawful when and only when the government has a clear and unambiguous
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need to regulate that speech in order for the country and its government to remain functional. And
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in the context of laws that require candidates to speak English, there's precedent to back this up.
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Consider the case of Alejandra Cabrera, which you probably haven't heard of this, but a little
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over a decade ago, she ran for city council in Arizona. But there was a problem with her candidacy.
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The law in Arizona requires that elected officials have the capacity to speak decent English. This is
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from Time magazine. Quote, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled last week that Cabrera did not meet the
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state's requirement that elected officials must be proficient in English. Cabrera's candidacy became
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an issue when the mayor, a political rival of hers, filed a lawsuit claiming that her lack of English
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proficiency made her ineligible. Cabrera, an American citizen who spent some of her childhood in Mexico,
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knows some English. When she was questioned at trial, she was able to state her name and place
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of birth, but she could not answer a question about which high school she attended. In much of the
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country, Cabrera would not have a problem. Candidates do not have to prove that they know English. But
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Arizona enacted a law in 2006 that bars people who do not speak, write, and read English from holding
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state or local offices. Now, here's more coverage from the New York Times. Quote, when Cabrera speaks
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English, her face takes on an expression somewhere between deep discomfort and outright despair.
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Her tongue, which darts around in her mouth and her native Spanish, slows to a crawl. In his report,
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which was detailed in a court hearing on Wednesday, William Eggington, a professor of English and
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linguistics at Brigham Young University in Utah, said that based on interviews and tests he conducted
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with Ms. Cabrera, she had basic survival-level English that fell well below that need to participate
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in city business. This is the law, the city attorney said, arguing that the 1910 Act granting Arizona
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statehood required officeholders to perform their duties in English without the aid of a translator.
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It's been on the book since statehood. So she was tossed from the ballot and that was it. I mean,
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it's as simple as that. If the state of Arizona can have a law like this, then the federal government
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can and should impose a similar restriction on every candidate in every office.
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Now, we can require that candidates speak coherent English instead of a foreign language
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when they're campaigning. And there's no First Amendment violation here. If anything,
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the First Amendment and the Constitution requires we have a law like this. The country cannot exist
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for much longer without it. And while we're at it, we should require an English language proficiency
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test for voters when they register to vote. And again, the principle is the same. If you can't speak
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English, then you shouldn't be voting. You're not really an American. You're not capable of interacting
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with other Americans in this country. You haven't made the slightest effort to assimilate
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into our country. And if you're allowed to vote, what does that mean? Well, it means you'll protect
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your own country's interests, not America's. And for that reason, there is a clear and compelling
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government interest in preventing you from voting, just like we prevent felons from voting.
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Yes, in this country, it's entirely possible for an American citizen to lose his right to vote
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by becoming a felon. And many states have laws like that on the books. But ask yourself this
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question. Who's more dangerous in the voting booth? A Somali communist who can't speak a word
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of English? Who wants to drain every dollar from the U.S. Treasury and send it back to Somalia? Or a guy
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who hasn't paid his taxes in five years? Who's more dangerous in the voting booth? A Muslim socialist
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from Uganda who can't speak English and who wants to dismantle the police force? Or a guy who
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committed insurance fraud five years ago? Now, we all know the answers to these questions.
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If we're going to ban felons from voting, then we should ban foreign language speakers from voting,
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too. If they can't speak English. If they're not proficient in English. We should also require
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all politicians and candidates to renounce any dual citizenships they may hold. And publicly pledge
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their total and absolute loyalty to the U.S. to the absolute exclusion of all other nations.
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Now, from a First Amendment standpoint, this should not be controversial either.
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As to the latter part, you know, we already make elected officials take an oath of office,
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of course. Many public servants in various fields have the same obligation. That's because the
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Constitution explicitly states that officeholders shall be bound by oath or affirmation to support
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this Constitution. So all I'm proposing is that we move the oath forward a bit to the candidate
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stage. You should not be able to run for office in this country unless you're willing to swear
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total, absolute fealty to this country to the exclusion of every other country.
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And if you're not willing to do that, then you should not be allowed to run for office in the
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first place. Now, yeah, a candidate can lie, but at least this country would be spared the indignity
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of watching Somali politicians telling us to our faces for months on end that they don't actually
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care about representing Americans. You know, they'd have to pretend to care about this country.
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And for some of them, particularly the, you know, the inbred ones that that might be too difficult
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to fake. And some of them would be unwilling to do it. Would Omar Fateh be willing in the candidate
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phase? Would he be willing to get up there? Would he have been willing to get up there as a prerequisite
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to run for office? Would he have been willing to stand up and say, I swear my absolute loyalty
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to this country. I put this country above every other country, uh, including Somalia.
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Would he have even been willing to say that? Probably not. And additionally, as to the second
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proposal I just made, uh, dual citizens are already subjected to dramatically increased scrutiny when
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they're trying to obtain, say, a top secret security clearance. So there's no reason that we shouldn't
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impose even more scrutiny when a dual citizen tries to run for office, given the obvious
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conflict of interest that's involved. Again, there is precedent. You know, we, we don't even need to
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make an argument. We just need to pass a law immediately. And here's one more idea while I'm at
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it. That would, that would, uh, clear up a lot of these problems and would also make it so that
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someone like Mamdani or, or, uh, Fateh would never be able to be elected ever again. So here's just an
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idea. If over 10% of immigrants from a certain country are on welfare in this country, then we
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should ban all immigration from that country for the next 10 years. Okay. There's, there's a reasonable
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policy and, you know, 10 and 10 is kind of arbitrary. You could set the threshold anywhere.
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5%, 20%, doesn't matter, but you could set it at 0.01%. I mean, that's where I'd prefer to put it,
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but, uh, I'm, so I'd be kind of generous in, in where I set the bar being very reasonable.
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But the point is that if a significant number of immigrants from a country are coming here to
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leech off of our people rather than to contribute to, to this nation and its people, then we need
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to shut off the spigot. And this should be the safest proposal of all the ones I've, I've laid
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out. Foreigners don't have any right to enter this country in the first place. It's a privilege
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and we should obviously shut it down immediately if it's turning into a burden for American taxpayers.
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You know, last week we talked about how well over 50% of illegal aliens receive food stamps,
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many of them from countries like Somalia, Haiti, Iraq. So terminate all migration from these
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countries immediately for at least 10 years. And again, you could say 50 years, a hundred years. I
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mean, I'd be in favor of that, but I, again, I'm being very generous. 10 years, shut it off for 10
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years. We'll save a lot of money, be much better for this country. And we won't have Haitians,
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you know, winning the mayor's race in Ohio anytime soon. So it's a win-win. Now, if you want to quibble
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with some of these proposals, that's fine. Maybe you think some of them won't work. These are just
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kind of a few ideas off the top of my head. The point is, this is the kind of thing that we should
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be talking about every single day. This is what drives me nuts, is that we have power right now
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and we're not spending every single moment of every day talking about real things we can do
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to use that power to solve some of these problems, the big problems. How is that not
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the focal point every single day? We're not going to have this power forever.
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This is a short window that we have right now, and it is closing.
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And these are the kinds of proposals that conservatives, whether they're posting on
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social media or hosting a podcast or working at a think tank or anywhere else, should be spending
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their time on. These are proposals that advance conservatism and more importantly, preserve
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the future of this country. It's what we elected conservatives to do. So why aren't they doing it?
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Why isn't... I've thrown the idea. I'm not the first person to have an idea like this.
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Call it the 10 in 10 law or whatever. 10% on welfare, 10-year ban.
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Can someone explain what the downside would be to that? What would be the downside? How would
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it hurt America? Can anyone say, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa? We can't do that. That's
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really going to hurt us. Can anyone make that case? I'd love to hear it.
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But nobody can. No one would be able to explain what the problem would be.
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And any attempt to explain the problem would focus on how it would negatively impact the
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third world country where these people are coming from. But that is not our concern, is
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it? Or it shouldn't be. So, Republicans, the ball's in your court. Someone pick it up. Propose
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the law. You can even take credit for it. Go ahead. I don't care. I just want to get it done.
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Why aren't we getting it done? Until anyone can explain that, it's our responsibility to demand
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that Republicans answer this simple and fundamental question. What are you doing to ensure that some
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of the most important cities in this country are actually run by Americans instead of foreign
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subversives like Zoran Mamdani and Omar Fateh? That's the question that matters. And before
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another conservative fires another volley at anyone else on the right, before another major
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American city falls, someone in power needs to answer. While our side still has power to wield.
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Daily Wire reports, President Donald Trump issued a direct warning to Nigeria on Saturday, promising
00:26:51.720
to withhold aid from the nation and threatening to take further action. The government did not step
00:26:55.960
in and put a stop to the targeted killing of Christians there. Trump made a statement via his truth
00:27:00.200
social platform, calling on the Nigerian government to stop the Islamic terrorists who are killing
00:27:04.040
Christians. And warning if they do not do so quickly, he would, uh, the United States could
00:27:08.680
go into that now disgraced country guns a blazing. Trump posted quote, if the Nigerian government
00:27:13.960
continues to allow the killing of Christians, USA will immediately stop all aid and assistance in
00:27:18.280
Nigeria and may very well go into that now disgraced country guns a blazing to completely wipe out the
00:27:24.680
Islamic terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities. Um, I think this might be the first time
00:27:32.280
in American history that a president has used the phrase guns a blazing, especially while actually
00:27:39.880
making a threat of this kind saying literally, I'm going to go in there guns a blazing.
00:27:47.800
I think it might be a first, but of course, Trump has a lot of those kinds of, uh, records, you know,
00:27:52.520
in the, in, in Guinness, he's got the first, the first president to ever say, you know,
00:27:56.600
almost everything he says is a, it sets a record of that kind. Anyway, I am hereby instructing
00:28:01.800
our department of war to prepare for possible action. If we attack, it'll be fast, vicious,
00:28:06.280
and sweet. Just like the, that's also a first. I think it's a first time any, uh, president has
00:28:13.560
ever described a potential attack as fast, vicious, and sweet. Just like the terrorist thugs
00:28:20.040
attacked our cherished Christians warning the Nigerian government better move fast. Um, so
00:28:26.280
some of the, as always with Trump, some of the phrasing is, uh, kind of funny, but the, the
00:28:29.960
actual issue that's being dealt with here is not at all funny at all. This is incredibly serious.
00:28:34.440
And Trump, uh, on air force one was talking about this and elaborate a little bit more. Let's play that.
00:28:40.200
So, uh, Trump is trying to put an end to the Christian persecution in Nigeria, which has been
00:29:04.760
going on for a very long time. Islamic militants are slaughtering Christians upwards of 50,000 have
00:29:12.680
been killed over the past decade, depending on, um, decade, decade, decade and a half or so, depending on
00:29:19.400
what numbers you trust. I mean, really you, you can't trust any numbers about this. I mean, we,
00:29:23.400
we don't, we don't, we don't actually know how many, uh, Christians have been slaughtered in Nigeria.
00:29:29.000
It's, it is many thousands could be many more than 50,000. So that's how it generally goes with
00:29:35.960
the genocide is that, um, it's the people conducting it are, are not exactly keeping,
00:29:42.200
um, clear, clear records. So we don't know exactly, um, thousands every year. We do know that. And this
00:29:49.800
is happening mostly under the radar. I mean, it's, it's not under the radar in Nigeria, but on the,
00:29:55.320
on the quote unquote global stage, no one has really paid much attention. And so one of the
00:30:01.640
most important things Trump has done here is draw global attention to it. Um,
00:30:09.000
and, and we'll talk more about this week, probably tomorrow we'll go deeper into the persecution of
00:30:13.400
Christians in that country and give you, uh, more information about it. So we'll try to keep the
00:30:18.600
conversation going this week. Now, a lot of people are focused on Trump's threat to go in
00:30:24.520
quote guns a blazing, but we should also know by now that Trump says stuff like that as a,
00:30:29.240
as a bargaining chip. I mean, we've seen him do this countless times. Um, I, I, I would guess
00:30:36.520
we're not really going to move in militarily into Nigeria though that we could. And that's why Trump
00:30:41.240
is so effective is that he makes these dramatic threats. Often he does not follow through because he
00:30:46.600
doesn't need to. Sometimes he does, he's willing to. And so that's enough to, to extract concessions
00:30:54.840
often because he'll make these threats and you kind of, you know, it's like, well, is he really
00:30:59.000
going to think he might do that? He's shown a willingness to follow, to follow through. Um,
00:31:04.680
which if you want your threats to mean anything, then you have to have demonstrated a willingness
00:31:08.520
to actually follow through, which Trump has. Um, so, you know, we'll, we'll see if,
00:31:18.040
if that part happens, cutting off all aid to the country though,
00:31:24.040
that is something that needs to happen. I mean, that, that should happen anyway.
00:31:27.880
Why are we giving aid to Nigeria? Can anyone explain why we're doing that? I mean, people
00:31:37.640
could explain it. I'm sure there's all kinds of explanations that we could get all kinds of
00:31:40.680
official explanations, but how does it benefit Americans to give aid to Nigeria? That, that would
00:31:48.520
be the difficult question to answer. We give, you know, billions of dollars. We gave a billion dollars
00:31:55.240
last year. Um, for what? It certainly is not being used to protect the Christians in that country.
00:32:03.640
That is obvious. So it's not being used for that. So, uh, why are we doing it? Now, a lot of this money
00:32:10.200
is supposed to address hunger in the country. It's supposed to feed people. Uh, we, we sent them,
00:32:16.760
actually, it was just a month ago, about a month or back in September, a couple months ago, we, we sent,
00:32:21.080
uh, I think it was a $32 million package to Nigeria for nutrition assistance. And we sent, uh,
00:32:29.000
30 million the year before that also, you know, for the same reasons, but that was part of a $500
00:32:33.960
million humanitarian aid package to sub-Saharan Africa, mostly for food. And, and that's just part
00:32:42.600
of the aid that we send. So overall we've, we've sent Nigeria something like $8 billion in the past nine
00:32:50.280
or 10 years. And through, that's all I could, through a quick Google search, all I could find
00:32:55.240
is how much we've sent thereabouts since 2015. Uh, before that we were sending money before that,
00:33:01.400
how much, I don't know, you know, you could find that out. It just needs a little more investigation.
00:33:06.680
Billions of dollars is the point. We, we have sent billions of dollars to Nigeria. We've spent
00:33:13.320
billions of dollars on them. And again, for what?
00:33:21.000
Well, we've already established, there's no way you can argue that this benefits America
00:33:24.760
at all. Okay. There, there is no American who has benefited. There's no American family
00:33:31.240
sitting down for dinner tonight that somehow is benefited by the fact that we're
00:33:37.960
spending billions of dollars on Nigeria. And on top of that, it doesn't even help Nigerians.
00:33:44.360
I mean, after just take the last 10 years, you know, almost $10 billion over the last 10 years.
00:33:53.720
So almost a billion dollars a year. And that's a lot of money. Okay. That's a lot of money,
00:33:59.800
billions of dollars. And they still can't feed themselves in that country. 20 or 25% of the
00:34:05.720
country is undernourished or malnourished. That's what we're told. And we're told that as a justification
00:34:12.600
for continuing to send them money, but what, what effect does it happen? I mean,
00:34:17.640
even if we all agreed that, oh yeah, well, we should obviously be spending billions of dollars
00:34:22.040
to make sure that Nigerians have enough food, which I don't agree with that. Now, if you want,
00:34:27.560
I'm all about charity. If you want to give of your own free will and volition,
00:34:31.320
uh, if you're someone who says, well, no, we can't take away aid from, uh, from Nigeria because
00:34:38.280
that would be cruel. You know, they won't be able to feed themselves. Well, no one is stopping you.
00:34:42.360
You, you are perfectly able to send however much money you want.
00:34:46.040
And if enough merit, um, if enough Americans really do care about making sure that Nigerians
00:34:54.040
have enough food, well, then they can all get together and you can, there's tons of charities
00:35:00.280
you can give money to go ahead and do that. Um, but even if we were to agree that it's a,
00:35:11.720
that's a good enough reason to send them foreign aid. Well, it's not even, it's not doing anything.
00:35:16.040
We're spending billions and billions and billions of dollars. And after,
00:35:20.360
after decades of this, they still can't feed themselves.
00:35:27.960
And, uh, and of course, because this is a, this, this is the, this is the scam with foreign aid,
00:35:31.960
the money goes to their government, the same government that has no interest in protecting
00:35:36.280
Christians from being slaughtered. So we funnel billions into the coffers of corrupt, failed
00:35:41.240
third world governments. And again, for what it's not making Nigeria any less dysfunctional.
00:35:46.760
It's not solving their problems. And much more importantly, it's not solving any of our problems.
00:35:53.880
Has the $8 billion to Nigeria improved America? I mean, can anyone point to like a tangible
00:35:58.920
improvement, a tangible positive impact in America that stems from the $8 billion investment that we've
00:36:07.320
made in Nigeria? Like, can you, can you fill in the blank here? So it's step one,
00:36:14.680
give Nigeria $8 billion over the last 10 years. Step three, the everyday lives of Americans are improved.
00:36:23.720
What is step two? Can you fill in the blank on step two? What's happening in step two that would
00:36:31.400
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All right. Kamala Harris certainly can't explain that or anything else. She's been making the rounds
00:37:35.480
quite a bit recently. And here she is on some kind of podcast. Diary of a CEO is the podcast.
00:37:44.200
And here she is proposing a disastrously stupid idea. Listen.
00:37:57.000
I'll tell you why. So Gen Z, they're age about 13 through 27. They've only known the climate crisis.
00:38:09.400
They missed substantial parts of their education because of the pandemic.
00:38:12.600
If they're in high school or college, especially in college, it is very likely that whatever they've
00:38:21.320
chosen as their major for study may not result in an affordable wage. They've coined the term
00:38:28.520
climate anxiety to describe fear of not only being able to buy a home, but that fear will be wiped out
00:38:38.120
by extreme weather, but fear of having children. It is expected that Gen Z will have 10 to 12 jobs in
00:38:44.840
their lifetime. They are a larger number than boomers. There's a specific generation of people
00:38:52.040
who are going to impact our nation and the world. And I think we must invest in them. But I think that
00:38:58.680
they are rightly impatient with a lot of what is the tradition of leadership right now. And if they were
00:39:06.760
able to vote because they know everything that's happening right now is going to impact them more
00:39:11.560
than anybody older than them for the most part in terms of how these systems work. If they're voting
00:39:18.440
right now at 16 and up, they're going to be talking about the importance of climate. They're going to be
00:39:24.440
talking about the importance of figuring out how AI is going to affect the future of the workforce.
00:39:30.760
They're going to be focused on what are we really doing about affordable housing.
00:39:35.400
And basically in politics, here's the hard truth about this.
00:39:39.800
Shut up, Kamala. That's enough. So yeah, we got to lower the voting age to 16 so that Gen Z can vote,
00:39:46.920
she says. So nobody tell Kamala that Gen Z is already voting. The majority of Gen Zers are above the age of 18.
00:39:55.720
So if your argument is that we need to lower the voting age in order to get Gen Z involved, well,
00:40:00.680
good news. They are involved. Whether you think that's good news or not, they are involved. They're
00:40:06.280
already voting. Gen Z are between the ages of 13 and 28. So most of them are voting anyway. Although if
00:40:11.960
we're going to lower the voting age for their sake, why not lower it? You know, why not go all the way?
00:40:16.360
Why not lower it to 13? Why not lower it to 10? Why not lower it to eight?
00:40:19.320
Why not have infants vote? If you start lowering the voting age, there is no line that makes sense to draw.
00:40:38.680
If you lower it beyond 18, then any other line you draw is totally arbitrary. And that's by design.
00:40:45.320
Now the 18 cutoff makes sense because that's when you're a legal adult. So that makes sense. There's
00:40:52.840
a logic to that. Now, I think the, as you know, I think the voting age should be higher. Um,
00:41:02.600
I think 25, I think the voting age should be 39 because I'm 39. Then when I turned 40,
00:41:09.160
the voting age, the voting age should just get higher and higher as I age specifically. That's another law
00:41:14.920
that I'm proposing. The voting age is whatever age I am personally.
00:41:21.480
And then when I die, no one's allowed to vote ever again. When I die, that's the end of voting.
00:41:27.000
I'm taking voting with me when I go out. So I'd propose that law. I don't know that,
00:41:32.280
that one probably has a, even less of a chance of, uh, of, of making it through. But, uh, if we're not
00:41:37.320
going to do that, then I think 25, like 25 is a, is a better threshold. Uh, and it, and that's also
00:41:43.880
not arbitrary because that is when your brain is, is fully developed is by the age of 25.
00:41:49.160
I think 18 is, is still way too young for voting in my mind. I mean, yes, you're a legal adult,
00:41:54.520
but you haven't lived as an adult in the world for any length of time. You haven't taken on any adult
00:41:59.880
responsibilities. I mean, I don't know very many 18 year olds who have really have adult
00:42:03.880
responsibilities and, uh, that should be a prerequisite of voting. But let's put that to
00:42:10.040
the side. 18 at least makes some kind of sense. That's a discernible, coherent line to draw.
00:42:16.280
But if you put it down to 16, then there's no reason to stop at 16.
00:42:20.760
Um, and, and that's the point. It's like 16. Well, why not 15? I mean, why not 14?
00:42:25.400
And the ultimate goal is to abolish the voting age entirely. And that's what these people actually
00:42:31.240
want to do. Like don't, we should know, don't put anything past them. There's nothing too extreme
00:42:37.240
for them. And, uh, they would, yeah, they would, they would prefer if there was no voting age at all.
00:42:42.520
That's what they actually want. And why is that? Well, the reason that Kamala gives is that kids have a
00:42:49.160
lot of anxiety and a lot of fear about stuff like climate change, which means that they should vote
00:42:57.240
for some reason. We has literally her argument. She says, oh, we should, you should be able to vote
00:43:05.000
at 16. Why? Well, because you know, 16 year olds have a lot of anxiety about the climate. Okay. So
00:43:10.360
they're afraid and anxious. They, they, they have dysregulated emotions and that's a, that is
00:43:20.440
a qualification for voting. So they're anxious, emotional state is a reason why they should vote.
00:43:30.760
If anything, wouldn't that be a disqualification?
00:43:35.240
Well, no, not for her because the real reason she wants to lower the voting age, of course, is that
00:43:40.360
yeah, kids are emotional and, and, uh, and ignorant and easy to manipulate, which is no
00:43:46.760
insult. That's no slight. I mean, we were all kids once we were the same way. Many of us are still
00:43:51.640
that way and we're not kids anymore. The difference is that for adults, it's, it's shameful to be that
00:43:56.680
way, but for kids, it's, uh, inevitable, you know, kids are kids. Uh, kids are ignorant in the sense of
00:44:02.200
lacking information. Whereas you have a lot of adult voters who are ignorant in the sense of, uh,
00:44:08.920
of, you know, ignoring information or refusing to pursue information. So it was a kind of willful
00:44:14.760
ignorance, but, um, for kids, it's an unwilling ignorance. And there's a reason that Kamala wants
00:44:22.200
more ignorant voters. She wants more, she wants more voters who are ignorant. She wants more voters
00:44:28.120
who have no skin in the game. She wants more voters who don't understand the issues. She wants more
00:44:33.320
voters who are immature, more, more voters who are overly emotional. Um, that's what she wants.
00:44:40.360
And there's a reason she wants it. All right. Variety had their power of women award ceremony
00:44:48.600
over the weekend. Um, which what is that? I don't know. It's well, it's, it's just more cringe
00:44:56.360
girl boss feminism because we're still doing that. You know, we keep saying that wokeness
00:45:01.800
is dead, but it's funny. We keep saying wokeness is dead. Nobody on the left seems to realize that
00:45:08.520
we on the right are saying wokeness died over on the left. They don't, it doesn't, they don't realize
00:45:15.080
that, which tells me that it's not actually dead, right? Because they're the ones who it's,
00:45:21.160
it's, it's their thing. So they're still doing it means it's not dead. Um, and this is kind
00:45:27.720
of a different topic. I don't want to get too sidetracked, but you know, I was thinking about
00:45:32.280
this when I saw this clip that a lot of us on the right have claimed that wokeness is dead.
00:45:38.040
And I think the reports of the demise of wokeness were very premature. Um, feminism hasn't gone anywhere.
00:45:45.720
You know, would anyone say that feminism has died? I wish that it would die. It deserves to die. It
00:45:55.080
deserves to die, uh, many painful deaths. The ideology does. I mean, but it hasn't. And, um,
00:46:05.080
really none of the left's projects are dead. Most, most of them aren't. As we talked about,
00:46:10.440
a communist is about to be mayor of New York. It kind of blows my mind that you still have
00:46:16.600
conservatives say wokeness is dead. The left, the left is on the run. We got them on their heels.
00:46:22.920
Meanwhile, an actual foreign communist is about to be the mayor of New York.
00:46:32.360
You know, they're out marching in the streets with their cringe, no Kings movement. Antifa is more
00:46:36.760
active than ever. The leftists are more violent than ever. They're killing us. I mean, wokeness
00:46:40.680
is not dead. And I think, I think, uh, I think that's, that's cope among, among conservatives when
00:46:47.240
they say that. I think that when someone on the right says that, what they mean very specifically
00:46:53.640
is that the trans stuff is dead, or if not dead, it has receded significantly, which it has, thank God.
00:47:00.680
But, um, I think it's cope. It's self-delusion to claim that wokeness across the board is dead. It's
00:47:06.840
just not. Okay. That's why this, this, my, my message here very consistently is that's why we need
00:47:14.760
to be focused on it. It is not over. Like we have not, we won an election. Okay. We won a single
00:47:21.480
election, which is great. I'm glad we did. It's very important, but it's, it's not over.
00:47:30.680
And now you look back at some of the, uh, some of the celebrating that was done. And I was, I was,
00:47:37.700
there was a reason to celebrate. We should have celebrated. It is, it is a good thing, but I think
00:47:41.440
that, um, a lot of conservatives took that as, well, you know, it's over. We're like, we don't need
00:47:48.080
to fight the left anymore. Right. All the talk of the golden age, right. The golden age is upon us.
00:47:56.300
And yeah, you get caught up in the moment and you feel good. And some of that is,
00:47:59.400
some of that is understandable. We all did. I got caught up in the moment. Um,
00:48:05.820
but no, this is not, this is not like the golden age of conservatism. It just isn't.
00:48:12.580
It's, it's like, it's not even close. We, we want, we won a presidential election. That's what
00:48:16.280
happened. Fantastic. And truly is fantastic. But, uh, the fight very much continues.
00:48:23.440
And we need to realize that we need to get our heads back in the game. And I think a lot of us
00:48:29.600
have not had our heads in the game. So anyway, um, Wanda Sykes spoke at this event. Not, not the
00:48:38.900
most important, you know, public figure at this point, but she did speak at this event
00:48:42.700
and she decided to confess to a crime publicly, which I thought was interesting. Listen.
00:48:48.040
I don't want to be up front with you. If when it comes to a position and I look on the paper and
00:48:56.260
they, they, they right there, or she might be right here and he's up there, I'm hiring a woman. And
00:49:08.280
And I'll be honest with you. If she's a black woman, oh, I ain't, I ain't, I, you, girl,
00:49:12.540
you got the job. Girl, you got the job. Okay. First of all, the DOJ should be announcing an
00:49:20.360
investigation into Wanda Sykes today. She just confessed to a civil liberties, a civil rights
00:49:25.020
violation. She just confessed to a crime. I mean, that that's what happened there. She confessed to
00:49:30.620
a federal crime, racial and gender discrimination in hiring is against the law. The, uh, EEOC should
00:49:37.540
be investigating just as they would if any white man stood up there.
00:49:42.540
And said that he gives the edge to white men in hiring. I mean, can you imagine any white
00:49:47.460
man saying that and not being immediately sued into oblivion if not thrown in prison? No,
00:49:55.140
you can't imagine that. So same should apply here, but you also see the game that these
00:49:58.780
people play, right? This is the gaslighting. So here is Wanda Sykes explicitly admitting
00:50:04.440
that she will hire a black woman, regardless of her qualifications, admitting that if a woman,
00:50:10.120
especially a black woman is even less qualified, she said that she said, well, the man could
00:50:14.080
be up here and maybe the woman's a little down here. I'm still going to choose the woman.
00:50:18.720
So explicit just coming out and saying, yeah, I'll, I'll take the less qualified person because
00:50:24.020
of their gender and or race. And she admits this on stage to a, to a cheering crowd.
00:50:32.240
And yet if we then turn around and say that DEI hires are less qualified, then we get called
00:50:38.360
racist, even though they admit it. So, so they say, um, we hire less qualified black women
00:50:47.580
because they're black women. And then we say, oh, so you hire less qualified, uh, black women
00:50:53.940
just because they're black women. And they say, well, how, how dare you say that? Well, no,
00:51:00.920
we didn't say that. You said it. You, you just said it like a second ago and we're repeating
00:51:06.280
what you said. You literally just said that that's what you're doing and we see you doing
00:51:12.640
it. And so we are pointing out that you're doing it. Um, but that's the game. And of course,
00:51:19.340
you know, and, and the result is that now because of this sort of thing, not just because of Wanda
00:51:23.740
Sykes, but because this is, she's a small symptom of a larger problem as we know. Um,
00:51:29.220
and because of that, like, this is why all black women in, in important professional positions are
00:51:38.760
under suspicion basically, because these DEI policies have been in place for so long and
00:51:43.240
leftists like Wanda Sykes and countless others have admitted that they give preference to black
00:51:48.160
women, even if they're less qualified. Joe Biden admitted that famously. So, and, you know, black
00:51:54.020
women are not the only ones who benefit, but they, they check multiple DEI boxes, which means that
00:51:58.020
now you have to wonder anytime a black woman is in an important position,
00:52:03.420
but you have to wonder, well, did they get that job because they really happen to be the most
00:52:08.380
qualified for it? Or did they get it because they were hired by somebody like Wanda Sykes, who will
00:52:13.200
come out and say that she'll give the job to the less qualified person of his black woman.
00:52:17.500
So you have to wonder that where they put there because they checked the demographic boxes or where
00:52:22.200
they put there because they're qualified. You know, that's the result.
00:52:25.960
It's not our fault, right? I know that me saying that like, that's going to get clipped.
00:52:34.660
Matt Walsh says that we should be suspicious of every black woman who's in an important professional
00:52:39.340
position. Well, I didn't say we should be. I said that we are because that's the situation that you
00:52:45.860
guys have created because you guys have decided to put the fact that someone's a black woman above
00:52:52.060
qualifications. And so now every time a black woman is in any kind of professional position,
00:52:55.500
we have to like, how did she get that job? And, and no, we don't do that with white men.
00:53:01.220
So we never have to be suspicious of white men in that way, in any position. Um, now not,
00:53:06.620
there are plenty of white men who can be incompetent, who can be not good at their jobs,
00:53:10.200
but no white man is going to be hired because he's a white man. So we never have to worry about that.
00:53:15.920
Any white man in any position, we never have to go, well, did he only get that job? Cause he's a
00:53:20.240
white man. Never have to wonder that. Cause that definitely is not the case. In fact, in most jobs,
00:53:26.640
you look at it now and you go, well, he, he got that even though he's a white man that we know he's,
00:53:32.160
he's, he came up in a system that was biased against him. We have actual affirmative action
00:53:37.380
policies up until recently that were explicitly biased against him and he still got into this
00:53:42.880
position. So that's a mark in his favor. That's all. That's all the more reason to think that he
00:53:49.720
must be like super qualified, but you look at a black woman and you go, well, yeah, it could be
00:53:57.600
very qualified. It's perfectly possible, but also could just be there. Cause she's a black woman.
00:54:03.920
Either one of those scenarios are possible. And, um, and we don't know which one, you know, this,
00:54:12.100
this is the obvious, this is the point that Charlie Kirk made, uh, you know, not, not a long
00:54:17.000
ago. And it got a lot, gotten a lot of trouble with the left made this point about, um, about
00:54:21.980
black airline pilots. And of course he had a bunch of leftists and even some people, even
00:54:26.860
some, even some conservatives, of course, or say, well, this is, that's, that's racist.
00:54:33.740
That's going too far. No, this is the point when you, when you start, when you start
00:54:39.300
elevating people based solely on their race or their gender, the demographics. And then
00:54:45.220
now we don't know. Well, are you saying that every black pilot is unqualified? No, of course
00:54:50.700
not. There's plenty of qualified ones, but I don't know which is which. How are we supposed
00:54:57.480
to know? And that's the, that's the whole point. Okay. Also this, uh, finally daily wire
00:55:05.420
reports liberal host, Kyle Kalinsky mocked Erica Kirk, the widow of assassinated conservative
00:55:10.480
Charlie Kirk in a widely ridiculed ex post on Friday night. Um, and, uh, I mean, the article
00:55:17.600
goes on about all the backlash you got well, well deserved. Um, but we'll just put rather
00:55:25.600
than reading it, we'll just put the tweet up on the screen, which I'd rather not do to
00:55:30.020
give this guy anymore of the attention that he craves, but.
00:55:35.420
So you can see the, uh, the tweet is, uh, is, uh, you know, an AI fake image of a, one
00:55:42.480
of these Halloween costume memes. And it says fake grieving widow grifter costume includes
00:55:48.560
fake teardrops, skin tight, black leather morning pants. Uh, and then it's Erica Kirk holding a
00:55:56.080
pile of money. So not exactly a subtle joke there. You know, this is what we're up against.
00:56:02.760
Now, now this guy in particular, this Kyle Kalinsky, he's, uh, he's, he's not relevant.
00:56:08.980
Nobody cares about him. You know, this is one of these guys, one of these like YouTubers.
00:56:13.400
He's been on YouTube for like 17 years. He's been on YouTube since it was invented. Okay.
00:56:17.940
He's one of the guys, he, he, he opened up a YouTube account like five days after they,
00:56:22.880
after they, after the site came into existence and he's got 2 million subs. So, and I know 2 million
00:56:29.520
sounds impressive, but you know, it's, it's over 17 years. So this guy, this guy's growth
00:56:35.340
has stalled out, stalled out a long time ago. Um, I think this is one of these guys that was
00:56:40.260
like vaguely sort of relevant briefly about 12 years ago. Um, back when Reddit atheists
00:56:47.300
were back in that, back in that, um, yeah, he's just like your classic Reddit atheist guy.
00:56:52.140
And so back in that like window of about 14 months when Reddit atheists were, were relevant
00:56:58.340
if they ever were back in 2012 or 2013 or something. So that was his time of relevance
00:57:04.720
and he's just kind of been, but he's just been, um, uh, existing ever since then growth
00:57:08.980
has stalled out. Nobody cares about this guy. Nobody talks about him. Um, nobody likes him.
00:57:14.420
He has zero influence whatsoever. And you find this like there are these, these, uh, some of
00:57:20.480
these so-called influencers and YouTubers who, yeah, they have, they have millions of
00:57:24.320
followers, but they have no influence at all. Like no one listens to them. They are not
00:57:28.040
impacting the culture in any way whatsoever. And yet some of them, cause they've been around
00:57:33.780
for so long, they've got millions. And so now what he's trying to do is re-skindle, re-rekindle
00:57:39.320
the, uh, the spark by, uh, you know, trying to get some growth going again with his stalled
00:57:45.500
out channel and stalled out brand, non-existent brand. And he's trying to do it by trolling
00:57:50.340
a grieving widow. That that's his plan. Right. That's it. That's his, that's his, uh, growth
00:57:57.420
plan for this quarter is to troll a grieving widow, which really means that I shouldn't
00:58:03.140
even be acknowledging it and giving this a sad sack of any attention that he's begging
00:58:08.500
for. But I am going to give it some attention for a brief minute because, you know, you should
00:58:20.340
These are people who will celebrate your death and then laugh in the face of your mourning
00:58:28.060
loved ones. They will piss on your grave and spit on your grieving spouse. These are people
00:58:37.260
who have no honor. Okay. A pathetic, like little rat faced scumbag like this, no honor at all.
00:58:48.260
This is not a man of honor. This is not a man of integrity. There's none of that to speak of.
00:58:51.980
This is not a man at all. And, but there's a lot of them. And this is what we're up against.
00:59:01.240
And this is why I have so obsessively tried to redirect everyone's focus back to the fight,
00:59:07.920
back to the left, to the people who really and truly want you dead.
00:59:11.240
And this is what we need to be thinking about and talking about and, and rallying against.
00:59:19.160
And the treatment of Erica Kirk should be very enlightening. If you needed to be enlightened
00:59:24.800
anymore on this point, um, then this should do it for you because this woman, Erica has
00:59:35.400
not done anything like the way that she is on the left on social media, she is reviled.
00:59:43.800
I mean, they despise her. It is going to the fever swamps of a blue sky sometime. I don't really
00:59:52.600
recommend it, but if you really, again, if you really want to see, if you want to see it.
00:59:56.320
And so maybe I do recommend it just to get everyone's, everyone focused again on what matters.
01:00:03.080
Go type her name in. It's not, it's not even like, well, there's a couple of posts here and
01:00:08.580
there of trolls. It's like nothing, but no one will say anything in her defense. Nothing, but
01:00:15.580
seething contempt and mockery for this woman who has not done anything to any of these people.
01:00:27.340
What has she done that anyone finds so offensive? She's mourned the loss of her husband and she's
01:00:34.460
tried to carry on his legacy. She's in a, to put it mildly, very difficult position
01:00:42.380
where your husband was shot in the throat and killed. You've got two young children.
01:00:51.800
He was a man. He was a very important man. He was a great man who had this massive, important
01:00:56.600
organization. And so you've got your family and your kids and you have his legacy and you have the
01:01:02.460
country looking at you and all of this was thrust on you all at once. Not, not, you know,
01:01:09.260
not because of anything you did or anything like you, you were just living your life
01:01:13.900
and you find yourself thrown into this position.
01:01:21.000
And he's scum, these absolute dirt. I mean, these people are dirt. They really are. They just, I'm sorry.
01:01:26.860
Now it's like, we try not to be dehumanizing, but you're barely a human being. If this, if this is
01:01:36.440
how you treat a grieving widow, you're barely human. I mean, you're human only in the biological sense.
01:01:42.000
You have no humanity. You have no soul. You forfeited your soul. You're certainly not a man.
01:01:47.220
You're just this pathetic eunuch, this little disgusting, slimy little worm. That's, that's all
01:01:53.980
you are. It's good. That's what you've chosen to be. That's who you've made yourself. And, um,
01:02:01.560
and if you were to ask them how they justify, because even people like Kyle Kalinsky,
01:02:09.860
even in his, in his own brain, to the extent that he has one, he probably feels, you know,
01:02:15.700
he feels still, still feels the need to justify doing that, mocking a widow. Um, because even
01:02:24.440
somebody like that, you know, even though, even though they're like cartoonishly evil, these people
01:02:28.660
are just, they're cartoons, they're cartoon villains. But even for these cartoonishly evil people,
01:02:36.400
they still feel the need to justify in their own heads with it. Cause, cause they can't like,
01:02:40.240
no one can look at themselves in the mirror and say, yes, I'm an evil person. I'm just an evil
01:02:44.060
piece of that's all I like. No one, even Kyle Kalinsky, that's what he is, but he would never
01:02:47.720
be able to tell himself that. And so he finds a way to justify it. And the way that they would
01:02:52.600
justify it and say, well, have you seen the way she's reacted, the way she's reacting?
01:03:00.640
Well, reacting what by crying? Cause her husband was shot.
01:03:06.400
What, what, what, what, what's the correct way to, to react? You want to give us the,
01:03:11.800
give us the handbook. Go ahead. Do you have the handbook? Do you have the handbook for grieving
01:03:16.700
spouses? Like, have you ever experienced anything, even like a, even, even a, even a fraction of what
01:03:26.340
she's going through and experiencing? Have you ever had that in your pathetic, useless life? Have you
01:03:31.920
ever had to experience anything like that? Oh no, you haven't. And yet you can sit there on your
01:03:35.980
YouTube channel, sit there back on, on Twitter or on blue sky, just, you know, on your phone
01:03:43.040
typing. I don't, this is not the, I wouldn't react this way.
01:03:50.180
You have no idea what you're talking about. You don't know anything.
01:03:52.840
And anyway, that's got nothing. It doesn't matter. It, it, you and I both know it doesn't
01:03:59.220
matter what Erica did or what she said. It doesn't matter how she reacted. Uh, even though
01:04:06.000
there's actually nothing wrong with how she's reacted to any of this, she's a grieving widow.
01:04:08.960
She's, it's all, but it doesn't matter. It makes no difference.
01:04:16.680
You would be treating her the exact same way and you know it. You will be treating her the
01:04:22.040
exact same way. Um, because you're people of no honor, you are dishonorable, disgusting,
01:04:32.600
low, slimy, parasitic worms. And this is how you treat people. And we all know that there,
01:04:45.540
there, there is, you know, in, in life, there are like the bare minimum, there's like this
01:04:50.520
bare minimum bar of human decency and don't ridicule a grieving widow is that's like the
01:05:03.060
bar. Okay. That, that's, that, that's like as low as the bar can get. And if you can't
01:05:09.220
clear that bar, then, um, again, you're just, you're, you're a person of no honor. So
01:05:17.220
and this is them and, and never forget that if you're a conservative, that this is how they feel
01:05:26.040
about you. And this reality, it never escapes my, never, it doesn't escape me. I mean, this is,
01:05:36.680
this, this is very much at the forefront of my mind. And so, especially for anyone out there,
01:05:42.940
people have, there's a lot of, uh, as I mentioned at the top, I've, I've, I have, uh, this, all this
01:05:51.300
infighting going on and a lot of people are catching arrows and I'm getting a lot of them from a lot of
01:05:55.800
different sides. And some of the people who are flinging those arrows at me are, have said,
01:06:04.440
have accused me of, you know, acting, being a little different over the last couple of months,
01:06:16.060
less forgiving in my language, all that sort of thing.
01:06:21.660
And, uh, yeah, guilty as charged, guilty as charged because they killed Charlie and they
01:06:33.440
celebrated it. And I have not forgotten that and I'm not ever going to forget it. And the other
01:06:38.680
thing that I won't forget is that I know that if it happened to me, they would do the exact same
01:06:45.200
thing. They would, they would be laughing in my wife's face with glee. And we all know that,
01:06:53.940
right? If it happened to me, that's how they would react. We all know that.
01:06:59.300
And that realization makes things very clear for me who the enemy is. It could not be clear.
01:07:08.500
And it should be clear to all of us. All right. We're going to wrap it there for today. We'll get
01:07:16.760
back to the daily cancellations tomorrow. I know I've skipped out of them on the last, uh, this was
01:07:22.100
kind of, it's like an unofficial cancellation, but we won't, we won't call it. Um, so we'll get back to
01:07:29.040
that tomorrow until then. Thanks for listening. Thanks for watching. Have a great day. Talk to you
01:07:34.180
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