Ep. 1710 - Warning from the President： Don't Be a ＂Panican＂
Summary
In a world of panicans, don t be a panican. The president is warning you not to become a panic. That is apparently, in his words, a new political party based on "weak and stupid people."
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The president is warning you not to become a panican.
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That is apparently, in his words, a new political party based on weak and stupid people.
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What I say is, in a world of panicans, be a panicant.
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By the time you're listening, if you're watching this live, then this is real news.
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If you're listening to this one hour after I record it, if you're listening to this five,
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six hours after I record it, who knows what the stock market is going to look like.
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A panican is a member of the political party that panics all the time.
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The main takeaway over the past few days, as you've seen pundits and analysts and
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chattering heads freaking out over the tariffs.
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My biggest takeaway is knowing with certainty exactly which public figures are overexposed
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And I don't mean to be glib about the market downturn.
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A market downturn can seriously harm people if we do enter into a recession, a global recession.
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Well, the only two times that the price of a stock should ever concern you are when you
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Goes up and down and the little colors are moving up and down on the chart.
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I mean, if the company goes out of business, I guess that would affect you too.
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And on an even more serious point, weren't we conservatives the ones who were saying that
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Weren't we the ones saying that the market was artificially high and the underlying economic
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realities really didn't support those high stock prices?
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And furthermore, aren't we conservatives the ones who have said that the real deep underlying
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economic realities that we've seen over the past 20, 30 years are really not good for
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Because yes, we have more services bought and sold in America now.
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Maybe GDP ticks up a little bit, but we've hollowed out our manufacturing base.
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We are now extraordinarily reliant on hostile foreign powers.
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The minute that the Wu flu comes out from China and our supply chains get disrupted, we can't
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buy anything because we don't have anything anymore.
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Haven't we been talking about that in both parties for 30 years?
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So what Trump is doing is making a move for a generational win.
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The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done decades ago.
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Be strong, courageous, and patient, and greatness will be the result.
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It is entirely possible that this doesn't work out.
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Republicans get completely destroyed in the midterms.
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He won re-election with a mandate to do something different, something much like this.
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I would just say, channeling my inner spiritual Zoomer, let him cook.
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I understand that the market volatility is insane.
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Yesterday, there was a rumor, totally unsubstantiated, that started going around social media.
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I think by way of Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council, who said that Trump was considering a pause on tariffs.
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This completely unsubstantiated rumor from a Trump economic advisor comes out.
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Then the White House clarifies, says, no, no, no, we're not pausing the tariff.
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But then, hey, you wait a few hours and the market's up.
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It's like they say about the weather in Iceland.
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Trump was in the Oval Office yesterday with Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel.
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Why don't you be open to a pause in tariffs to allow for negotiations?
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We have many, many countries that are coming to negotiate deals with us.
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And in certain cases, they're going to be paying substantial tariffs.
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As you know, I spoke this morning with the Prime Minister of Japan.
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And I said, one thing, you're going to have to open up your country because we sold no cars, like zero cars in Japan.
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And they sold millions of cars into our country.
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With China, as you know, against my statement, they put a 34 percent tariff on above what their ridiculous tariffs were already.
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And I said, if that tariff isn't removed by tomorrow at 12 o'clock, we're putting a 50 percent tariff on above the tariffs that we put on.
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They've become a rich country because of people, again, that were in the White House that allowed this to happen.
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Okay, two really important indicators that came out of this comment.
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And that will be very bad for markets and investors.
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And it's unclear how we get out of it because we're very reliant on China.
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And I think that maybe that has something to do with the market rebounding.
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This follows, this statement follows what Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, was saying.
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And what the Treasury Secretary said was that we are about to enter a new golden age of trade.
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In fact, I asked this of the Treasury Secretary.
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It's unclear what the chief goal of the tariffs is.
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Is it leverage to lower trade barriers in other countries?
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Any of those things are good, but they contradict each other.
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If you lower the barriers in other countries, you don't get the jobs or the rev.
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If you reshore American manufacturing, you also don't get the rev because you got the jobs.
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I am increasingly confident Trump just wants better trade deals.
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I think that's what pitting Japan against China is about.
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I think that's what this language from the Treasury Secretary, the golden age of trade, is about.
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I think that's what this comment from the Oval Office is about.
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Whether or not he can land the plane is a totally separate question.
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Because as of now, we still haven't seen how this is going to play out.
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And it will probably play out over the course of weeks.
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Trump said, if you don't get rid of those reciprocal tariffs, I'm going to levy a 50% tariff on top of everything I've already done.
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I think the deadline he gave to China was noon today.
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So it could be the case that Trump wants more trade and doesn't get it because he can't land the plane.
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But at the very least, it appears that the chief goal of all of this is more trade.
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Okay, because really no one has lost any money yet.
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Meanwhile, the Agriculture Secretary, Brooke Rollins, goes on CNN and has some great news that also might buoy the markets.
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Now, on the question of economics, we turn to the Agriculture Secretary,
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I think we'll see, in short order, a really positive outcome from this.
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We already have 50, 5-0, 50 countries that have come to the table over the last few days,
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over the last weeks, that are willing and desperate to talk to us.
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and it's finally time that someone, President Trump, stood up for America.
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because it helps us to make sense of the way the tariffs were rolled out in the first place.
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Many people, first, there are some people who just hate tariffs.
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They're not caught up to speed on what Trump campaigned on and what Americans voted for.
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Some people like tariffs, but they say this was rolled out poorly because Trump should have been more targeted.
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The way that they arrived at the tariff number was what?
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Taking the trade deficit and dividing it by, like, four or something?
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But it was a blunt equation that gave them the number for the tariffs.
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And you say, okay, maybe it really wasn't about 50 countries, 100 countries, 150 countries.
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So what you're seeing play out now, I think, is exactly what the people who were calling
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for targeted tariffs, pretty much only on China, were asking for in the first place.
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And he said, you know, if I was ever dropping a bomb on someone, I'd kind of dangle shiny
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So I'd go, you know, I'd drop a bomb over here.
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You know, I don't hit the target immediately in the first place.
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I get people to come to where I want them to come.
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I set the conversation in terms that are favorable to me.
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Because if 50 countries go down to maybe just a flat 10% tariff, if all the extra or punitive
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tariffs or reciprocal tariffs go away, now you're really just dealing in a situation with China.
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And do we forget, is our memory so short, that when we left off with Trump in the first term,
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right before COVID hit and the world shut down, Trump was engaged in a trade war with China and
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And then the Wu flu snuck out and everything went to pot.
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Okay, moving from the agriculture secretary, but sticking on women in politics, a woman
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has gone viral and even been featured on Good Morning America for crying about the end
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So today is my last day of maternity leave, and I go back to work tomorrow.
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And I just feel like I haven't had enough time with them.
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I know I got longer than a lot of women get with three months, but it just doesn't, I just
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I had a very high risk pregnancy because they shared a placenta.
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So you kind of feel a little robbed of that postpartum experience.
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And that does not get accounted into your maternity leave.
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It's just like such an abrupt change that you're with your babies all the time.
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And then you pick them up from daycare and you might just get a few hours.
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I would just like cry like they're going to forget me.
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I have a pity sandwich for this woman that is stuffed with a no sympathy cold cut.
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But there is a little bit of no, no sympathy stuffing in there.
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Because my first question is, why is this woman on TV?
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Why is this woman putting her children first on social media, then on national television?
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They're not going to resemble what they look like right now for very long.
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I feel bad for a lot of mothers who, they go through this pregnancy and it's extremely physically
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And they got to go work for Mr. McGillicuddy and make widgets and get a paycheck that they
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can give to their husband so that their husband can hire some other woman to raise their babies
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This woman says, I want to be with my kids more, but I got to go back to my stupid job.
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Now, my, the little no sympathy stuffing in here is, you can live on one income.
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I'm not saying you can maintain your quality of life that you have now, but you can.
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Your grandparents had things that were not as nice as you do.
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So how can, and I'm not just speaking abstractly here.
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I am speaking with some knowledge because I am part of a rather traditional community.
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And I know plenty of people who do it, but if you want to live on one income today,
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it means you're not going to live right downtown, probably.
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It means you're going to live a little outside of the city.
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Maybe you're going to live an hour outside the city.
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And you're not going to have the nice big McMansion.
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You're going to have a, you're going to have a starter home, maybe.
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Well, you know, your grandparents didn't have two cars, probably.
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And maybe you don't go on the big fancy vacation every year.
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And maybe you don't have all the latest gizmos.
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And maybe you're not subscribed to every streaming service.
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And maybe you're not getting Uber Eats every night.
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And many of the creature comforts that define our age, you will not have.
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We are the richest country in the history of the world.
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If everyone else can do it for all of history, we can do it too.
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But I don't want to just sound callous or disconnected or anything like that.
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Because I understand why people don't want to give up the creature comforts.
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It's not just that we've become accustomed to luxury.
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We imitate each other and we imitate each other's desires.
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And so it's not enough to say, look, you give up your extra car and your Netflix and your vacations and your new clothes and your Uber Eats and going out.
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Because if all of your friends are doing all of those things, you're going to be missing out.
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And it's actually going to affect your friendships and it's going to affect your social life.
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And people really do try to keep up with the Joneses.
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That's actually a key feature, not just a bug of human nature.
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The Libs want to have maternity leave for three months or something.
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Conservatives want to have maternity leave for two months.
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I think we should have maternity leave for 18 years.
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Now, that requires reshaping the incentives, financial incentives, provided by our government.
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Maybe it means we need a family policy closer to what we have in Hungary, where mothers don't pay taxes after they have a few kids.
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Now, you'd say, well, if the mother's not working at the widget factory, she's not going to have an income anyway.
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Well, maybe we reconfigure how families are paying taxes.
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Maybe we incentivize mothers to stay home if they want to do it.
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But don't forget, this was a big feature of the debate over feminism between Betty Friedan, the American feminist, and Simone de Beauvoir, the French feminist.
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Betty Friedan, very American, said, you know, we need people to have a choice.
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Women should be able to choose if they want to work or not.
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If women have the choice to stay home and raise their kids and keep a home, too many women will take that choice.
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And we can't have that because then they won't be liberated.
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If you really want to do it, you don't need to cry on TikTok and Good Morning America.
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Now, speaking of perverse financial incentives in our day and age, big, big story out of the reform of the federal government and religion.
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One, Catholic Charities has suspended its deal with the U.S. government.
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Catholic Charities has had a 50-year relationship with the federal government.
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I mean, there are a lot of Catholic Charities, right?
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Catholic Charities, trademark over the S, is an organization from the Catholic bishops run by a bunch of NGO workers that facilitates mass migration.
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It's about bringing millions and millions of people into the United States in contravention of our most basic laws.
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Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, who is the president of the U.S. Council of Catholic Bishops, said,
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The bishop's decision came after the federal government suspended our cooperative agreements to resettle refugees.
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The drastic reduction of these programs forced us to reconsider the best way to serve the needs of our brothers and sisters seeking safe harbor from violence and persecution.
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Why a Catholic would write for, even read the Washington Post, is another matter.
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This might be presented as the Trump administration attacking Catholics or something.
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99% of faithful Catholics are thrilled about this.
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Because 99% of faithful Catholics have had the number of Catholic Charities for many years now.
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And recognize that there are better places to put our money.
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You know, if Catholic Charities had a deal to stop abortion, let's say it wasn't a deal to facilitate mass migration of economic migrants from Venezuela.
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Let's say, instead, it was a deal to stop babies from being murdered.
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A much more important issue than moving economic migrants around some borders.
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If the Catholic Charities had a deal to do that, we would be all for it.
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But that's not really what Catholic Charities does.
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Catholic Charities acts as an NGO that is affiliated with the Catholic Church, but for which Catholic theology and tradition is not the most important thing.
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And the federal government, you, the taxpayers, are not going to fund that anymore.
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I'm a Catholic, and I don't give my money to Catholic Charities.
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I give it to other organizations associated with the Church.
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So why should you, the taxpayer, maybe you're a Protestant, maybe you're a Jew, maybe you're a Muslim, I don't know.
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Also, why are you funding this when it's just about resettling migrants?
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This is a good reform of the federal government.
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Maybe we have a reform of Catholic Charities, too.
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Speaking of social issues, this is a providential news story.
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It's good, too, because I wore a suit that I think is made of recycled bottle caps or something.
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Highly flammable, but no one threw a bomb at me.
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No fireworks at the building like they did last time.
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So, the topic of my speech was political violence.
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How political violence is not exclusively a left-wing phenomenon, but it is distinctly a left-wing phenomenon.
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And the speech is on my YouTube channel and Yaf's YouTube channel.
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As I'm giving this speech, there's an article published in The Federalist, hat-tipped to M.D. Kittle here,
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and it's about a report that came out of the Network of Contagion Research Institute and Rutgers University.
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Fifty-five percent of leftists say that murdering Trump would be justified.
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This was a large part of my thesis last night, which I wrote before that report came out.
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Democrats, not just the crazy fringe, but all the way up to mainstream Joe Biden as president,
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justified the murder of President Trump for years.
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So, is it any wonder that 55 percent of leftists would say murdering Trump is justified?
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It's 31 to 38 percent of respondents said that it would be at least somewhat justified to murder Elon Musk and Trump.
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But the numbers were totally skewed by the leftists.
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Forty-eight percent said it would be justified to murder Musk.
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It would be justified to murder the electric car manufacturer Rocketman who is advising the president on how to make the executive branch more efficient.
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For that, for doing this great service to America, which has great precedent going back at least to Woodrow Wilson with the Bureau of Efficiency,
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Al Gore eliminated a quarter million federal jobs and consolidated some 800 agencies when he was vice president.
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And then 55 percent say Trump should be murdered.
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I think, and this was my thesis last night, if you want the whole lecture, you can go check it out.
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I think that political violence is a feature and not a bug of liberalism.
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And the reason that I think that is, one, we just see the enormous number of violent left-wing incidents.
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The handful of right-wing kooks who commit violence pale in comparison to the consistent left-wing violence.
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The Republicans, mainstream Republicans, never endorse the kook who commits some violence on the right.
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No Republicans are defending the Oklahoma City bombing, okay?
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Meanwhile, on the left, mainstream leftists are defending BLM as they murder dozens of people and burn the cities down.
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This is going all the way up to Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, staffers for Joe Biden.
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And I think the reason for that is this paradox at the heart of liberalism,
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which is that liberalism begins by making an idol out of individual human reason.
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It exalts individual human reason above all else and excludes things like history, morality, religion, duty, all the rest of it.
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The problem is the moment that you untether or you liberate your human reason from morality, history, religion,
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religion, all the things that keep the appetites in check, then the appetites are going to start to take over.
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And all of a sudden, you're going to be pulled into ever more absurd fantasies.
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You have the classical liberals who generally defend negative liberty.
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Freedom from the government confiscating my firearms.
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The more progressive liberals embrace positive liberties.
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So they say, we need the freedom of self-actualization.
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You're not really free if you don't have the necessities of life.
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So we need the liberties and the rights of welfare and food and health care and a universal basic income.
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They'll say, in order to really self-actualize, in order to really be totally free,
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In other words, the right to a thing that cannot possibly exist.
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we need the right to transgenderism, you know, for a man to become a woman.
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But they demand these rights as their appetites and their desires become untethered from reason.
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And so the irony is, the political project that starts out by making an idol out of human reason,
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by exalting human reason, destroys human reason.
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Because there's nothing left to hold the appetites in check,
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And so, if you get to the absurdity point in liberalism, and I think we're there,
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if you get to the point in liberalism where we can no longer even agree on the meanings of words,
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we can no longer agree on the meaning of the word woman,
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then the only way to conduct politics is through brute force.
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Because, you can't persuade anyone, you don't even speak the same language anymore.
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You've sacrificed that in favor of your own personal and absurd desires.
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So, the only thing left to do is club the other guy in the head.
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It's because they can't make reasoned arguments, they can't persuade people,
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they will not subdue their desires to their reason.
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So, the only thing left to do is pop the guy off.
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Expect that number to go up as liberalism advances.
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That's why we won the Electoral College in a landslide.
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And now I feel confident that we have the Supreme Court because you've been hearing for weeks from panic hands.
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You've been hearing for weeks that President Trump's deportation policy is illegal, unconstitutional.
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He's denying due process to the poor, face-tattooed, Satan-worshipping gangsters.
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In fact, I think the older a law is, the longer it's been around, probably the sturdier it is.
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But anyway, we're told that's unconstitutional, terrible, awful.
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And Chief Justice John Roberts has issued an order blocking a previous order from a district court judge
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that demanded that a deported Salvadoran national, a foreigner, an illegal alien, be returned to the U.S.
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So remember, Trump just enforces the most basic aspects of our law.
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The libs lose their minds because they want an open border.
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They want to flood the country with foreign nationals because they think it'll give them an advantage.
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Some two-bit district court judge comes out and says, you need to turn the planes around.
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You're not allowed to deport the face-tattooed, Satan-worshipping, fentanyl-dealing gangsters.
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They say, you must listen to the random district court judge.
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It doesn't matter, President Trump, that you control the executive branch.
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It doesn't matter that you were elected in a landslide.
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We have a government in this country that is ruled by a random district court judge.
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And they would say, this is what we need for checks and balances.
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I said, well, if we have checks and balances and separation of powers, that doesn't mean judicial supremacy.
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Certainly doesn't mean supremacy from some random district court.
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The panicans, they're never going to recover from this.
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You know, the establishment media, they think that you are too dumb to see through their lies.
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That's actually one of the downsides of joining.
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Five, my favorite comment yesterday is from Patrick Ogin, 4553, who says, I have lost most
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This is the other reason that the panic hands don't get it.
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This is the other reason that the chattering class, political elites, and the economic analysts
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don't understand how Trump could implement the tariffs, the market could tank, and his
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They don't understand that for most people, stock market fluctuations mean nothing.
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And stock market, even massive 40-year high collapses in the stock market, pale in comparison
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And by the way, as a result of this tariff policy and the market volatility, the price
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And that's going to matter a lot more to a lot more people.
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But unless you are in retirement right now, and really even more specifically, unless you
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are in retirement and overexposed inequities in retirement, which you should not be, and
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a good financial planner would discourage you from doing that, for the vast majority of
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people, even who are invested in the stock market, none of this matters right now.
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Don't re-register with the panic-hand political party.
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Because while we're hearing that the Democrats are going to clobber us in the midterms and
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Republicans are going to get blown out of the water, then I look to the Democrat thought
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I look to the most normal, mainstream, moderate Democrats there are.
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I look to guys like the Rage and Cage and James Carville, whose big pitch right now is
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Do you know these collaborators with the country is going to feel toward collaborators with this
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Maybe you need to go in history and see what happened in August of 1944 after Paris was
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They didn't take very kindly to the collaborators.
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It was not a very pretty sight in the streets of Paris.
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I'm not saying that these people should be placed in pajamas and have their heads shaved,
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That's why he said it three times in the span of about 15 seconds.
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And this is the really nuanced, big brain Democrat take.
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Hey, James, you ran the Clinton presidential campaign, like the original one, you know, in
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And you, you know, you've been such an important figure.
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You're one of the cooler heads that prevails when the wackos from the Democrats, you know,
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So what's your messaging after the Democrats lost the White House and the popular vote and
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the House and the Senate and the Supreme Court?
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I think y'all were now and when I was and I banged up, banged up, little bum, bum, bum,
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Basically, my, my, I wouldn't say my million voters, but you go to the voters and tell them
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We're going to shave your head, march you down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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We're going, 55% American want to, on the left, say that we can murder Donald Trump.
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We're going to murder you too because you're Nazi, big fat Nazi.
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If that is the best messaging the Democrats can come up with, come on, this is supposed
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Markets tanking, Trump's on the ropes, the walls are closing in, and the best they've got,
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the best they've got is the only line they had throughout the 2024 campaign, the 2020
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It's, I'm not just making fun of James Carville.
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I'm making fun of him a little bit, but I'm not just, I'm not calling him, I don't think
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I think he's got pretty good political instincts.
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It was the Democrats who were calling attention to the problems of globalist free trade before
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Are they going to talk about, I don't know, are they going to talk about Israel-Palestine?
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Well, do they like Israel or do they like Palestine?
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Seems like the Democrats are totally split on that issue.
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Are they going to talk about, golly, I don't know, any other war?
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I guess Ukraine they're kind of united on, but they know Ukraine is a political loser.
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So the only thing they can say is Trump's a Nazi.
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And if we don't head for a global depression, I think the guy's sitting in a pretty good spot
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One thing that could threaten the Trump administration and the new golden age is the prospect of war
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Trump broached this question yesterday in the Oval Office with Benjamin Netanyahu.
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We have a very big meeting and we'll see what can happen.
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And I think everybody agrees that doing a deal would be preferable to doing the obvious.
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And the obvious is not something that I want to be involved with or, frankly, that Israel
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wants to be involved with if they can avoid it.
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But it's getting to be very dangerous territory.
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And I think it would be in Iran's best interest if they are successful.
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But the American people who elected Trump with the popular vote do not want war with Iran.
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In fact, the Republican view on war in the Middle East is largely shaped by the Bush era.
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He's saying, look, we're going to leave open the possibility that we engage in some kind of war with Iran
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because we do not want Iran to get a nuclear weapon.
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Because if Iran gets a nuclear weapon, we're very likely going to be dragged into war anyway,
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The neocons or the Wilsonian spread democracy all over the world or whatever.
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I think Trump's via media here, I think his middle ground is very, very good.
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You have to recognize that the United States has alliances.
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Iran is the number one enemy of the state of Israel.
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But the state of Israel has different interests than the United States.
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The United States does not want Iran to get a nuclear weapon.
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We're going to pursue our interests, but we would rather strike a deal.
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For anyone who thinks that Trump is being too tough on Iran here, I would say grow up.
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America has strategic interests everywhere in the world, certainly in that tough neighborhood.
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But for the people who say that Trump is not being tough enough, there is zero appetite in the United States for war with Iran.
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Nobody, nobody but nobody, we're talking less than 1% of people probably, would celebrate if America went to war with Iran.
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And while Trump is fighting political wars on multiple fronts, a once in 130 year plus tariff regime and a reorganization of the executive branch, a massive reform of the executive branch led by Elon Musk,
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and massive transparency and declassification and a major tax bill that Trump has to get over the finish line and this and that and this and that.
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We don't want to be dealing with war with Iran.
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Also, I'll just leave you on this note from the Trump Oval Office meeting with Netanyahu.
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Trump reaffirmed, lest anyone has forgotten, that man wants to build a casino in Gaza.
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In the Times of Israel, the IDF is fighting again in the Gaza Strip.
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Do you think that's the way to pressure Hamas to get to a deal?
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Do you think blocking humanitarian aid is also an effective pressure?
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Well, you know how I feel about the Gaza Strip.
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I think it's an incredible piece of important real estate.
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And I think it's something that we would be involved in.
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But, you know, having a peace force like the United States there, controlling and owning the Gaza Strip would be a good thing.
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And because right now, all it is, is for years and years, all I hear about is killing and Hamas and problems.
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And if you take the people, the Palestinians, and move them around to different countries, and you have plenty of countries that will do that, and you really have a freedom, a freedom zone.
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You call it the freedom zone, a free zone, a zone where people aren't going to be killed every day.
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We call it the freedom zone, then we're going to call it the Trump-Gazan International Hotel and Golf Course and Casino.
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And I even like his broadly imperial understanding of geopolitics.
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I don't think there's much appetite for this either.
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We're going to build beautiful blackjack tables all around, guys.
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It's going to be beautiful and make a lot of money and be really great.
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So I think also, because I'm not a panic-an, I don't know about you, I hear these things.
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I see them as chips being moved around in a casino.
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Not disconnected from the potential war with Iran.
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