00:00:00.000All right. In today's episode, we're going to be talking about socialism, right? We're going to be
00:00:04.280talking about the fact that J.D. Vance and Trump, the Republican Party, are dirty, rotten socialists
00:00:11.020all the way down to the core. Not exactly. We are going to be talking about socialism, but we're
00:00:15.640going to be talking about a lot of misconceptions of what socialism actually is. What's bringing
00:00:21.700about this conversation is that Trump has just recently said in his speech at the RNC,
00:00:26.140right ahead of the midterms. Right now, Trump is tanking in the polls among his own constituents
00:00:32.520heading into the midterms because he promised no new wars and decided to give us one anyway
00:00:37.200that has been hurting the economy, especially as it has to do with energy, as it does with
00:00:42.320gas prices, these kinds of things. So a lot of Americans, a lot of conservatives, especially
00:00:46.500the younger ones, are frustrated with Trump. So they did the rally, rah, rah, rah, try to get
00:00:51.760people to come out for the midterms and trump essentially said you know what uh you come out
00:00:56.920you vote for us in november vote republican and we'll pay you we'll give you five thousand dollars
00:01:03.380a pop every american citizen adult american citizen that comes out and votes is going to get
00:01:09.220five thousand dollars um that was that was the claim uh in addition to that uh just really a
00:01:15.600few days before, maybe a week at most, what we saw was J.D. Vance talking about income
00:01:22.180and or subsidies and help, financial support for families where the husband and wife are
00:01:30.480actually still together, right? So incentivizing intact families, getting $9,000 per child per
00:01:38.820year. There's not a lot of details about this, but that seems to be the implication. $9,000
00:01:43.300per child per year for families that have a stay-at-home mom where one of the parents is
00:01:51.680full-time parent at home. Now, of course, the reality is that this, in our progressive American
00:01:59.280context, even for someone like J.D. Vance, even for conservatives on the right, would this apply
00:02:04.800to a gay couple that is married and one of the dudes stays at home with their adopted children
00:02:10.280through surrogacy. Yep, you betcha. The GOP is gay as the day is long. They would support that.
00:02:19.860They're probably more progressive on the LGBT issues than Democrats were just 10 years ago.
00:02:26.460That's who we are as a country. But still, it begs the question, is this the right policy?
00:02:33.800And so what we're going to discuss in this episode is the idea of supporting families, giving money to stay-at-home parents, those households that have children that actually stayed with their spouse and don't just have multiple baby daddies who are all estranged and living somewhere else.
00:02:52.100Is that a good policy? Is that actually socialism in the technical sense?
00:02:57.160and and we're going to talk about why why do our governing officials both on the left and on the
00:03:04.840right feel this incessant urge to give people stuff and the short answer i'll give you right
00:03:11.640now so we're not keeping you in suspense is because of democracy uh when democracy not just
00:03:18.560not just a republic we once had a constitutional republic we don't anymore we have it on paper but
00:03:25.120It doesn't exist, and everybody knows this, but once a constitutional republic devolves
00:03:30.000into democracy, not just elements of democracy, but a raw democracy coupled with universal
00:03:37.100suffrage, everyone gets a vote, then what history shows us is it's actually just not
00:11:27.020I'm not free to own a home because the market dynamics are such that homes have been snapped
00:11:31.960up by large private equity groups and I can't afford them anymore.
00:11:35.560I can't get a good job because jobs have been replaced by all these individuals brought
00:11:40.040in by these private companies from the third world.
00:11:42.240And so you have to wrap your mind around. That is what the battle is today. Nationalism versus globalism. The workers versus the oligarchs. Who benefits from labor? Is it those who own the assets? The oligarchs? Those who own the software? Those who own the hardware? Those who own the technology? Those who own the manufacturing plants? Are they the ones that should benefit? Or should those that are on the line with families at home, depending on their labor, should they be the ones to benefit?
00:12:10.680We're going to get down into a breakdown when you kind of combine this, the four different
00:12:14.000options you have and where are American politics fall in it.
00:12:16.860Wanted to open it up to you guys, though, for any comments.
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00:14:33.740not a rap sheet. Yeah, I would just say, I think the new dimension here, as we talk about the new
00:14:39.460paradigm, I think the newest dimension is globalism. So if you think about nationalism,
00:14:43.760so nationalism versus globalism. Nationalism is always kind of, I mean, in the West,
00:14:48.640at least for many centuries, existed. And you always did still have the second dimension,
00:14:53.300the workers versus the capitalist class, the bourgeoisie and the proletariat.
00:14:56.840This concept is a little bit older. I mean, we've talked about this before, the aristocracy and the
00:15:02.380noblesse oblige and the recognition that there's a Pareto principle at work here. And there will
00:15:07.960always be some small percentage, 20% or whatever it is of the population who has 80% of the wealth
00:15:14.620and 80% of the population who are, you know, working some kind of like, either way you cut
00:15:21.700it, some kind of feudal system. And we have a feudal system in many ways today. Globalism,
00:15:26.260my point is globalism is the new dimension here. And that's, that, that has kind of shaken it up
00:15:30.560as far as it goes, because workers, I just want to point this out with today's aristocracy,
00:15:34.840workers versus the capitalist class the capitalist class today does not belong to a nation
00:15:40.720you have to understand that that's the problem the problem is i don't i don't have the statistic
00:15:45.980in front of me but 20 30 percent of billionaires in america today probably aren't american and so
00:15:52.440what interest do they have where there used to be this tension of noblesse oblige of the aristocracy
00:15:57.640of the finance capital class having some interest vested interest in the people and saying and
00:16:03.820money makes the world go around but these people make the money and and this system breaks if these
00:16:09.560people are unhappy what do we get we get the french revolution and so this tension that's
00:16:13.100always existed um and you know in violence and civil war and revolution it's always kind of been
00:16:19.660mitigated by the notion of nationalism that we all are actually participating in one people as
00:16:25.420one people and one system. And that's what's thrown that. This is why it's really interesting
00:16:29.920because what do you do when the billionaire class is the billionaire class in China and their
00:16:34.860friends are the billionaire class in America and in Europe, and they're all connected. This is what
00:16:39.840we call the new world order. This is the system that, that we're really up against. I just want
00:16:44.560to say quickly too, um, you talked about the $5,000, I think in the cold open and the Trump's
00:16:49.760new thing. Um, and $5,000 doesn't seem like a lot of money. Uh, but if you're smart, that $5,000
00:16:56.720is $50,000. And, and I'll tell you how you take the $5,000 and you invest it in Nike and Louis
00:17:04.120Vuitton. That's how you, are you sure about that? Somehow it'll work. All right. So if you look on
00:17:10.660your screen, you're going to see here, here are the different ways this is shaking out. So right
00:17:14.700now you're experiencing what you could kind of call a populist revival, a populist surge. That's
00:17:19.440your bottom half of the screen right now. That's your workers. Those that are coming up, this is
00:17:23.360the grassroots saying, we demand our labor work for us. We demand to be paid. We're tired of these
00:17:28.900CEOs being paid 20, 40 X multiples, what the average worker works. So to briefly go through
00:17:33.900the top here, that's the working class. That's the grassroots, but the finance class plus
00:17:38.520globalism, that's kind of what we have, or at least have had in the past. Technocratic oligarchy,
00:17:45.000technology, enabling these oligarchs to just suck and absorb all of these assets and all of these
00:17:52.620capital. It's kind of like the sandworms from Dune that just absorb and suck sand into themselves.
00:17:57.980That's these big financial institutions, the oligarch class with capital, your Netflix,
00:18:02.820your Amazon, your Meta. They are excellent at extracting from the people, extracting from them
00:18:08.700wealth. And when you combine it with globalism, you import lots and lots and lots of people
00:18:13.580to do the work for you to make it even more efficient. A finance class plus nationalism,
00:18:18.200this isn't as common. This would be something like Russia. So your oligarchs, they keep their
00:18:22.940wealth by generally staying loyal to the regime. You're not as much open trade. You're not as much
00:18:27.000open on your borders. Again, Russia being a good example of this, but the oligarchs are still the
00:18:31.660ones that benefit. They're still the ones that run things. They're still the ones that get things
00:18:35.680done. They're still the ones that benefit. Here's our paradigm that we're experiencing going on
00:18:40.960right now workers plus globalism democratic socialism this is the dsa think about zoran
00:18:48.040mom donning and his campaign talking about for example child care for everyone now 40 36 40
00:18:55.180of new york city is foreign born it's an insane amount new york city is this giant conglomerate
00:19:02.400of all these nations and all these people and zoran mom donning won mind you i'm not talking
00:19:07.040about a candidate who got 10% or 20% of the vote. The current mayor of New York City won by
00:19:12.380campaigning on the promise of giving money out to everyone. This is democratic socialism. The
00:19:19.080democratic part, I'm promising you money. I'm promising to pass on the proceeds to the workers
00:19:24.920by means of the government. And it's globalist. It isn't interested in the family. It isn't
00:19:30.040interested in the citizens of its country. It isn't interested in the heritage. It isn't
00:19:34.240interested in anything of that. It's interested in how can I get the most people here? How can I
00:19:40.080benefit them? How can I pass on the benefits? I think of Minnesota, for example, and the Somalians
00:19:44.580there that have used the state to appropriate funds to all of their scams. How can I benefit
00:19:49.360my ethnic group by first getting them in and then benefiting them? And then at the bottom,
00:19:53.980you have workers plus nationalist, a type of national populism, family and worker benefits,
00:20:00.240restrictive immigration so you're not globalist you're more nationalist and domestic industry
00:20:05.760now i just walked you through with workers plus globalism so grassroots pro worker not proceeds
00:20:12.620for the oligarch the worker plus globalism how do you get people to vote for that well i just told
00:20:18.340you how you tell them i'm going to give you stuff i'm going to give you money how do you compete so
00:20:23.280let's say i think jd vance generally has a much more nationalistic vision of america in his
00:20:28.960personal politics than donald trump he's looking at the party he's younger and he says i understand
00:20:34.480steve bannon said this the future is populist and the future is nationalist this is the direction
00:20:39.860we need to go the sentiment on immigration is cooling but how is it that i get the working
00:20:46.180class who's being promised stuff by the democratic socialist to vote for us and the answer at least
00:20:52.520at this point is because we live in a democracy the answer at least this point is at some level
00:20:58.660i have to pay them back when joe biden got elected i remember him saying on video we are going to
00:21:04.560have an unending stream of black latino immigration unending hispanics coming into the country and
00:21:11.300they did that they brought in tens of millions of people legally and illegally what was that
00:21:16.820them rewarding their voters what have white men that put donald trump into office what have they
00:21:24.140gotten oh 98 percent of job gains in august 98 an insane number went to women yeah it was a
00:21:32.040i think 163 000 jobs added in the month of august 158 000 of them went to women insane and trump
00:21:39.180here's the thing trump bragged about it ken paxton trump this is great this is great yeah
00:21:45.320ken paxton bragged about it trump bragged about it uh what's his name general flynn or something
00:21:49.780like that. Mike Flynn. Mike Flynn bragged about it. And then, you know, a couple of days later,
00:21:55.120I just saw an interview where somebody, I forget who, but is asking, maybe it's Meg Kelly. I can't
00:22:01.740remember, but somebody is asking Trump, you know, what are you going to do about the fact that,
00:22:05.760you know, young male voters who voted for you now feel disenfranchised, you know, and are frustrated
00:22:12.280and have turned against you that you've lost their support. And he, this is, this is days,
00:22:17.640right there's days in between him bragging about well that's why women love me so much
00:22:22.540because the economy that i'm building hired 98 percent women only two percent male and then
00:22:28.800they're asked what are you going to do about the fact that men young men hate you and he's like
00:22:32.120they don't hate me they love me and he says and they love me because i'm stopping i ran from
00:22:36.680getting a nuke um it's i mean it's literally like it's that it's that meme where it's like
00:22:41.500all right grandpa time time for you know to get you to bed you know like i mean trump is so out
00:22:47.080of touch right now. He, I mean, I, and I don't know if it's because he's stupid. I don't think
00:22:52.540he's stupid. I think he's just, he is surrounded by worm, worm tongues who are just whispering
00:23:00.880lies into his ear, whether it's Mark Levin or Laura Loomer or whoever it is, but they're,
00:23:06.320the young men love that you gave 98% of jobs to women because all they care about is you stopping
00:23:13.720iran from it and trump literally believes this i mean it's like 100 of maga agrees with the iran
00:23:19.220war some straw policy and he literally thinks that he really does maga agrees with me in reality
00:23:24.500it's super unpopular and hated so here's the point the younger generation of which jd vance
00:23:29.500is somewhat the forerunner here they're seeing the old paradigm's not going to work the other
00:23:34.300side is offering stuff and so if you don't like it here's the deal trump five thousand dollar
00:23:38.920checks to every adult for one he probably does not have the authority to do that that money will
00:23:43.220be straight up printed it's 1.2 trillion dollars that will add to our deficit all else being equal
00:23:48.920i would be happy to forego my five thousand dollars if there's a chance that my children
00:23:53.820won't be forever saddled with the debt that eventually drags down all sorts of entitlements
00:23:58.160all sorts of safety nets everything that their grandparents have been able to rely on this
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00:25:02.60020% off. So we are not saying, and this is great. Now the family one, if we can get some
00:25:09.120restrictions on it, we can talk about the, uh, the tier, the income that you need to qualify for
00:25:13.600that. Right. Real quick. Let's talk about it. So with the family one, it's going to go to the gay
00:25:17.660family that adopted, you know, two boys. They notice the gay men, they always adopt boys. Huh?
00:25:23.580Isn't that funny? It's always boys. I Pete Buttigieg, you know, like whoever it is,
00:25:28.520it's always boys. But if we could just take that aside for a second, so maybe don't include the
00:25:34.660sodomites in this policy. And then aside from that, don't put a tier on household income.
00:25:42.640If you have one parent staying at home, ideally it should be the mother, but I'm willing to be
00:25:48.280a total lib on this one. Say it could even be a stay-at-home dad, just as long as it's not two
00:25:52.740dads, you know, just one dad, one mom. Um, but if it's a stay at home parent, $9,000 a pop for each
00:26:00.420child annually with a, a one income household where one parent is staying at home. Um, not the
00:26:07.780worst thing in the world, but here's the deal. Um, from what we're, and again, it's pretty ambiguous.
00:26:12.700This is a new idea. There's not a lot of details, but the scuttlebug, right? The whisper, whisper
00:26:17.320rumors seem like it's going to be a cap of that one income being a hundred grand, maybe as low
00:26:23.500as 75 grand. It would probably depend on your state, the number of kids. It's not high.
00:26:27.480The majority of families in my church, for instance, who are not rich, certainly not under
00:26:32.360Trump's economy. And they weren't rich under Biden's economy either. It's been a little rough
00:26:37.100for a bit. But those families who are making, you know, they have five kids, they're homeschooling
00:26:41.940their kids mom's staying at home they only have one income and they're making 80 grand 80 grand
00:26:47.880with five kids um these these are families that are barely scraping by and we're going to say you
00:26:54.620know what you're too successful you work too hard we should penalize you you don't you don't get
00:27:01.800considered for this but this other family where it's like well i'm doing door dash you know and
00:27:07.780and mom staying at home and we make 30. I keep my job on average for about a month and a half.
00:27:11.980But then think about that. If you think about it, so if it's five kids in both families,
00:27:15.740so one family makes 40 grand and the other family makes 80 grand. If the threshold is 75K
00:27:20.360a year in terms of the income, one makes 40, one makes 80, then this 80 gets nothing. If they each
00:27:26.760have five kids, five times nine, 45. So now this family gets $85,000, their income plus the 45.
00:27:33.300this family has 80 um this one was working harder do you know what that's going to incentivize you
00:27:38.920know what i would do if i was making 80 grand take a job for 45 i i would work less yeah i would work
00:27:46.060a little bit less i would take a pay cut i would you know and i would make sure and that's the
00:27:50.600incentive i would i would be thinking um i i i can never work hard enough to make more than 75 grand
00:27:57.400because the moment that i do i literally have six kids i'm losing 50k 50k so like my boss offers me
00:28:06.400a promotion hey you're gonna have to come in you're gonna have to work a little bit later work
00:28:10.080a little harder but we're gonna pay you 100k and right now you only make 74k what do i say
00:28:15.080no thank you no thank you i mean that's what the welfare state does right it incentivizes the
00:28:21.500middle class less work and this has been the reality in america since the 60s the the middle
00:28:26.600class is the bedrock of the american system um but but and and say what you will i'm just going
00:28:32.340to say it say what you will about fdr and we all know that the conservative dogmas uh fdr is terrible
00:28:38.360ruin the country we all know what ben shapiro thinks about fdr just bear with me what if ben
00:28:42.500shapiro's wrong no what if what if to some extent actually uh fdr's great new deal helped build and
00:28:48.540establish the american middle class coming out of the capitalist versus union sort of debacle that
00:28:55.040was represented in the 10s and the 20s after World War I, too. What if some of those policies
00:29:00.860actually helped? Just hear me out. And you build the middle class, and you're talking about now
00:29:05.66050, 60% of the American people are in this spot, income ranging from the 30th percentile all the
00:29:15.200way up to the 75th percentile. And then you get LBJ, along with it comes the welfare system and
00:29:22.420all of these things that incentivize exactly what you're talking about. And what have we seen since
00:29:27.540that? We've seen the widening wealth divide, right? We've seen rich people get richer, poor people
00:29:32.660get poorer. That's what everyone's complaining about. And it's like, well, we've also seen a
00:29:36.480breakdown of the family. So if I'm the state and I say, you know what, single moms, not stay at home
00:29:42.500moms, but single moms will get this kind of financial incentive. And I'm a black woman and
00:29:48.140i'm pregnant with my boyfriend's you know child and then he proposes i said i'm sorry i financially
00:29:55.760cannot afford to marry you why because i trust this state to provide for me more than i trust
00:30:01.380a black man to so it incentivizes i and that's not my opinion that's black women's oh yeah that's
00:30:08.780black women's opinion their opinion is i trust the state to send me a check more than black men
00:30:14.280And so the point is, we don't like, for all the reasons we stated, whether it's the hang-ups on who's actually eligible for this child pass-through child care credit, whether it's the $5,000 that's going to be printed out of thin air, whether it's the welfare system that enables and encourages single motherhood, we don't like the government administrating these things out.
00:30:33.500It should be men working for privately owned companies, receiving their wages that have not been taxed to death.
00:30:51.580All sorts of people, people with a barely functioning brain that do not know the history of our government,
00:30:57.120that don't even understand what a republic is, are told by Amazon and told by Apple that it is your civic duty to get out there and vote.
00:31:03.880And they literally get out there and vote, and they vote for a person whose last name looks closest to their ethnic group.
00:31:08.960And so while you have that system, I don't like these handouts either.
00:31:12.120I think they're bad for our debt. I think they're bad for the family. I think they encourage all of these deadbeats under your hundred thousand dollar cutoff. I don't like it for those reasons. But you have to understand. You have to think and realize you have no other shot because if you want to get rid of democracy, what you have to go to is a dominant party rule. El Salvador is a great example of this.
00:31:31.900the president of el salvador with a 95 approval rating he doesn't have to give handouts to get
00:31:38.200people to vote for him because he took over he leveraged power and he's done a great job and
00:31:43.140people there are safe people there are happy people there can keep the results of their wages
00:31:47.100but as long as you're in this democracy they can't get rid of him and also they love him
00:31:52.380you know it's funny but like because he's a good leader but no you're you're absolutely right when
00:31:57.540you think of universal suffrage, you're saying like anyone can vote. The fact that we have
00:32:02.960universal suffrage where men can vote, women can vote, every single race can vote. The moment that
00:32:08.620you become a citizen, you say, I've been a citizen of America for 15 minutes. I don't even speak
00:32:15.540English. These voting instructions are given in Spanish. You literally go to the voting booth and
00:32:19.800it's like, it's in Korean, it's in Spanish, it's in all these different languages. But then that's
00:32:25.320one thing. But then on top of that, we have, we have entire cities, large cities in America
00:32:30.800that refuse to ID people for voting. They refuse. So they're, they're literally, their policy,
00:32:37.080they're literally saying, if you're not a citizen, we promise not to check. So they're, so they're
00:32:43.940actually saying, just make sure, right. If you live in New York, make sure to drive a little bit
00:32:47.960and come over here and cast your vote as a non-citizen and do it illegally. And we will
00:32:52.720not penalize you we will actually take your vote um that's why the save act real quick was was so
00:32:57.960so i think if we had passed the save act we would still be cooked but we'd be cooked a little slower
00:33:04.120you know like we we'd still be in trouble because you you still have men and women voting and you
00:33:09.460have all these different people groups and blah blah blah but we like that was like the save act
00:33:14.560was like the most like you talk about moderate positions it was like the most milk toast moderate
00:33:20.820liberal inclusive position could we just ask for their name yeah the save act people don't know
00:33:29.060their names yeah save act was literally like uh haitians can vote somalians can vote we just need
00:33:34.240you to be a paper american first and women of course they can vote and this can vote you know
00:33:40.500but we just all we need you to do is have your paperwork in order that's the save act and america
00:33:45.260looked at that and said racist right this is a fascist nazi americans the senate they refused
00:33:52.500to pass it of a bunch of oligarch funded politicians that have spent their entire
00:33:57.320careers there getting kickbacks so that's who doesn't want my point is it really is it's not
00:34:03.340if but when it's not if but when the moment that you have uh not no longer a republic republic
00:34:10.660with democratic elements, but the Republic devolves into a raw democracy. And that democracy
00:34:16.240is coupled with universal suffrage. And that universal suffrage is also further coupled
00:34:21.640with entire, some of the largest cities in America, blue cities, not even checking someone's
00:34:27.760driver's license or qualifications. They don't need a driver's license because you don't need
00:34:31.720to drive there. We'll actually just send you the ballot and maybe you can't use a pencil.
00:34:35.120So we'll just have it pre-filled for you. Right. So we'll bus you to the location. You don't have
00:34:40.480a car we'll bust you right that's right so the moment that you do that again it's not if but
00:34:45.660when um voting will devolve government will devolve elected officials will entirely devolve
00:34:53.300into uh bribery that's it's literally just one politician versus another this politician says
00:34:59.620i'll give white people stuff to black people the other guy says i'll give black people stuff to
00:35:05.600white people. Now in American context, no one has ever said that once, not once. But, but this is,
00:35:13.000this is my thing. You, you want, you want identity politics, right? And a lot of people don't, but
00:35:18.400some people do like you want identity politics. You want one politician in America to finally
00:35:23.320have the co cojones to say, uh, I'm going to actually benefit white people. We actually are
00:35:31.180bright side right silver lining here uh we're actually on a trajectory for that to happen
00:35:35.720because white people are still it's a slim margin but white people are still currently the majority
00:35:40.640in the country and eventually one of these politicians is going to say screw it i can win
00:35:46.360every election ever in the world by simply saying not just family two parent families with a stay
00:35:53.380at home but like no i'm just gonna say it elect me and i'll give white people stuff boom he will
00:35:59.780win every election forever forever and uh the only reason he won it is because half of those
00:36:06.060white people happen to be white women and their greatest calling in life is to destroy their own
00:36:11.120race um they're the most suicidal people in the world they're like this person would be good for
00:36:15.220white people i'm white my kids are white i'm i have to destroy him because he might help my people
00:36:21.560and i need my people to suffer and die so white women would still be um a hindrance standing in
00:36:26.600the way. But eventually, my point is, that's what's going to happen. So the very civil war
00:36:31.180division and factions and identity politics and race divides that everybody says, we don't want
00:36:36.860that. We don't want that. You're going to get that. And this is why. You're going to get it
00:36:41.740because of democracy. If you think democracy is some kind of inherent virtue, you've been lied to.
00:36:51.080Democracy, it's not just that it's not inherently virtuous. I'll go further. I believe it is
00:36:56.440inherently wicked democracy always devolves into factions division and civil war democracy is evil
00:37:05.820and it is destroying our country because it assumes everyone is a blank slate that everyone
00:37:10.760has all the faculties all the reason all the logic all the training all the background to fully
00:37:16.320participate in politics absolutely not 80 of the population has no business they need to know the
00:37:22.540basics they need to know who the president is and they need to know the laws they do know how the
00:37:26.180faculties they don't have the time nor should we demand of them the time all your ancient greek
00:37:30.500city states men did the politics and it was only a certain class of men men that had the time to
00:37:36.260learn and to think about it democracy says all of you should participate which is just
00:37:40.820it's egalitarianism it is everything is completely level everyone and people just real quick west is
00:37:47.840making a great point and people always assume this like we've had this discussion in the past
00:37:51.820And the most common comment, you know, in the YouTube chat is always, well, and Joel thinks that he should be able to vote and no one else can.
00:37:59.920My dear brothers and sisters, my fellow Americans, I will give up my vote in a heartbeat if it makes you have to give up yours too.
00:38:21.100tear it up my tuesday in november is free we never have to worry again we would never have
00:38:25.960to worry again i trust that guy to vote yeah i trust him to have he's smarter than you he's more
00:38:32.500virtuous than you it's like you're saying he's a better person no i'm saying he is he is massively
00:38:38.820a better person he is so much of a better person than you are property he's not a felon he has
00:38:43.080seven kids oh my goodness we'd be in good hands but the point is democrat socialists are surging
00:38:48.240you are just well i don't like that then you're going to lose forever forever that's what's going
00:38:54.120to happen all these conservatives hate she doesn't get it um but like you know what like there is a
00:39:00.380part of me i gotta be honest like we've we've gotten to twitter spat i can't even remember what
00:39:04.860it was about i think i told her she was criticizing me and i told her to to make me an apple pie and
00:39:10.820then that that ended up going viral and now everybody she loved it though now every time
00:39:14.660like women are in people's social media comments disagreement people still are saying like apple
00:39:19.140or pumpkin or pecan like and that i i just have to say i started that you did that i'm proud of that
00:39:24.820that was a wonderful trend is one of my better social media moments uh viral moments but all
00:39:30.260that aside right giving her the benefit of the doubt she seems like a sweet lady and um and you
00:39:36.120know what her instinct is when she comes out and says this is socialism i'm against what jd vance
00:39:40.480is is purporting in the night you know what that's that is her her default tea party setting
00:39:46.640god bless her like god bless her you know what i mean like that that is not the word she is a true
00:39:52.000blue conservative she's thinking in that traditional paradigm she's like this is not what we need to
00:39:57.420we do not as a country need to rack up debt we do not need to take one person's stuff and give it to
00:40:02.720another you know what i agree with all that yeah the physical conservatism actually makes sense
00:40:07.360So I just want to say, just for the record, for your Dana Loesch's out there and others that would agree with her, I want to be really clear because people keep misunderstanding us on this topic.
00:41:26.240you you bright-eyed bushy-tailed naive son of a gun uh you think we were talking about american
00:41:32.400women no it's not white women no of course not of course not percent hispanic yes and then 30
00:41:38.500percent somalian like so but if that's the lay of the land economically and democracy is the lay of
00:41:45.580the land raw democracy universal suffrage politically then socialism is what you're
00:41:51.140gonna get and i'll be honest i don't again don't like it i'll be honest i'm surprised it has taken
00:41:56.860the gop this long to figure it out white white evangelicals put donald trump in office twice
00:42:03.400and they have never they have never been so much as thanked they have never been rewarded trump
00:42:09.460catered all sorts of black voters they have never once received anything for that vote it's kind of
00:42:15.580insane it's kind of this calvinist mentality of i'm just going to take my head down and suffer
00:42:19.520and never be thanked and just keep taking the blows and this is what I got to do to get through
00:42:23.300this life. White voters, white evangelicals have never been rewarded for their vote. And so the
00:42:29.100first time they're getting probably some breadcrumbs, like honestly, let's be honest,
00:42:33.300Atlanta, $9,000 per child below $70,000 a year. We know where most of that money's going. We know
00:42:39.320where most of those types of families. White evangelicals? Black evangelicals, still evangelical.
00:42:45.120And it'll hit some for sure in the Midwest, Rust Belt states and everything. Well, there's not
00:42:48.420really such a thing as black evangelicals like you know there's like one or two daryl harrison
00:42:53.640god bless you you know like virgil walker god bless you you know but you got some you got some
00:42:57.680black church it's it's mainly black protestants they're not necessarily evangelicals a lot of
00:43:03.540these black protestants just just doing one of these actuallys for a moment humor me um but most
00:43:09.500of your black christians um are not actually in the evangelical bucket they're in the black
00:43:16.740mainline protestant bucket which is much more word of faith heretical or it's um like a mainline
00:43:23.500protestant that's liberal it wouldn't i and i wish there were more black and that group voted i
00:43:28.800forget there's 60 70 for kamala so this group is going to get tons of handouts didn't even vote for
00:43:34.240donald trump didn't even vote for jd vance but so for the first time some white evangelical voters
00:43:39.560of the working class are going to get some level of trickle down and your first response as the gop
00:43:45.720is prepared to lose the midterms this is socialism cut it off no free handouts we believe in small
00:43:52.440government in this house yeah you're going to lose which it made sense right like at one point
00:43:57.420totally you were you were a white evangelical voting bloc that was like relatively wealthy
00:44:02.400wealthy think gen x boomers you're actually doing pretty well and so the paradigm for you is don't
00:44:08.020take my money and give it to other people and what what would what would necessitate that you'd need
00:44:12.720small government you need a government that's unable to but the reality is like this is where
00:44:17.360the demographic uh generational divide you can just see it plain and clear right because if
00:44:22.620you're a younger white evangelical you're broke we're we're well past your jobs being shipped
00:44:29.020overseas we're well past ai and h1b's replacing you at work and you know white collar job like
00:44:35.360we're well past that and it's like i think to the old paradigm uh boomer gen x white evangelical
00:44:41.980they still can't really wrap their heads around that that being a reality right right and so so
00:44:48.320that's and that's what it and so as you see the republican party starting to adapt a little bit
00:44:52.580and jd vance is going to have to because it's just a younger demographic it's like 7 000 boomers
00:44:56.940dying a day he's got to start to actually address this issue before it would have been at minimum
00:45:02.500it's like and this was what trump was you know he was a political cultural populist in his first
00:45:07.180term that's what he ran on he wasn't really an economic populist if we're being honest no um but
00:45:11.500but now it's like the game has totally changed and uh we're gonna see like you said it's the
00:45:16.840this is where we're going yeah it's inevitable yep so i i sent out a tweet a few days ago i said um
00:45:22.080our constitutional republic is gone in a raw democracy which is what we currently have
00:45:27.120buying votes is the chief winning strategy democrats embrace it permanent advantage
00:45:33.840republicans reject it permanent disadvantage then i put with an asterisk trying to emphasize this
00:45:40.780last sentence here conservatives must accept socialism or not end or reject democracy and
00:45:50.320immediately what i had in my comments and everybody you know quote tweeting me and stuff
00:45:54.180was conservative saying joel is a christian pastor advocating for socialism my response of course is
00:46:01.760are you retarded do you know how to read conservatives must accept socialism or reject
00:46:09.280democracy. Now, I'll give it to the viewer for a moment. Which one of those two options do you
00:46:14.460think I personally advocate for? Embracing socialism or getting rid of democracy? It is,
00:46:21.820of course, the latter. Now, that said, not as a prescription what we ought or should morally do,
00:46:28.520but as a prediction what will inevitably happen. And likely by virtue not of morality but necessity
00:46:36.900What will happen is that to get rid of democracy, or at least the element of raw democracy, everyone can vote, even if you're not a citizen, just drive to this city, whatever.
00:46:49.960What we have now, in order to get rid of that democracy, you're going to have to have a Bukele-like figure who actually comes in and takes power and so victoriously, so thoroughly, that it disrupts the two-party system, that the people love him because he's cleaned up crime, he's cleaned up immigration, he's cleaned up all, he's bolstered the economy, all these different things.
00:47:16.940they love him and they say, you know what? Crown him king. Now in our American context,
00:47:21.920we're never going to do that because we hate the word king. But even in the El Salvadorian context,
00:47:27.820they still don't call him King Bukele. Functionally, he's kind of a king, but they still
00:47:32.120call him President Bukele. And so it would have to be that type of figure and that kind of landslide
00:47:38.300victory and that kind of groundswell populism because the people are flourishing. And then
00:47:45.580And then once that kind of victory has been established, then that guy can get rid of democracy.