In this episode, Pastor Ken teaches about the new mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, a Muslim socialist who has been elected mayor of the largest city in the United States of America, New York. He also talks about identity politics and how it is the root cause of all evil.
00:12:20.60025 years. Last night, his seat flipped. In Georgia, two Democrats won by 20 plus points. It was the
00:12:32.340first time Democrats have won a state level race in Georgia in 20 years. Omar Fatah lost to Jacob
00:12:42.080Frey, the Jewish mayor of Minneapolis who cried at George Floyd's casket. So that was about the
00:12:47.840only bright spot. But everywhere else, among young men, among women, among every single demographic,0.67
00:12:55.500you saw the GOP get destroyed. Check this out. One of the big themes last year has been
00:13:00.540immigration, immigration, immigration, and immigration from a certain place in South
00:13:04.820Asia. It's like Singapore, no, India. Indian American voters swing to Sherrill, that's Mickey
00:13:11.600Sherrill, candidate for governor in New Jersey race after GOP rhetoric backlash. Democrat
00:13:15.880Mickey Schera won decisively against Republican Jack Cittarelli in New Jersey's 2025 governor campaign capturing 66% of the vote in Edison Township's Indian American community compared to Cittarelli's 34% reversing Republican gains from 2024.
00:13:31.200The shift, Dinesh D'Souza highlighted it, showed how anti-immigrant rhetoric alienated high-skilled, we're doing quote marks there, South Asian voters.
00:13:40.900the shift was something like 60 points 60 points in a year from trump back to the democrats because
00:13:49.100of our rhetoric on immigration among other things but this highlighted especially in
00:13:53.060this indian community that shifted some 60 points so whether it's with young men was or whether it
00:13:58.860was in states that trump won like georgia in absolute bloodbath and the gop i'll pass it to0.92
00:17:47.380and they were asked you know um if you're elected mayor um where would be the the first place if you
00:17:53.620were to travel uh for foreign relations where the first place that you would go and they all said
00:17:58.280israel one guy said israel and ukraine um and he said nowhere uh he said i would you know uh i would
00:18:05.020help to see how i can serve jews right here in new york or help to serve these people right here in
00:18:09.920new york um i wouldn't travel anywhere i would stay in new york and focus on the problems here
00:18:15.020at home so like that's like the most common sense yep right i mean it's and it's a tragedy new york
00:18:22.640caring for the city of new york crazy right absolutely what it is is it's left-wing populism
00:18:27.640it's like trump trump came to power on this on that rhetorism on that rhetoric and the democrats
00:18:33.280didn't know what to do about it and finally they figured it out yep and this is what people like
00:18:37.200aoc and mom donnie represent is this populism and this kind of rhetoric i'm for the people
00:18:42.560uh we're going to win against the powers that be all of these corrupt ossified politician
00:18:47.840establishment i'm an outsider and i'm an outsider exactly and and they're taking trump's playbook
00:18:52.980and that's that's the most uh frightening thing about it's like if maga doesn't get its its its
00:18:58.000game together if it doesn't figure this out we could see um this is just the beginning really
00:19:03.080of a massive wave something like we saw in 2016 basically for the last 10 years yeah right yep
00:19:10.380so um so why was one elected uh one um i i really do think uh because he it's not that he was anti
00:19:19.160israel that i think that actually would have probably made him even more popular um but
00:19:23.660everybody else is still mega you know make him israel great again and uh and he was like no i'm
00:19:28.560just gonna stay in new york uh so that helped uh two he kind of both ended it you know what i mean
00:19:33.120like that kind of like the best of both worlds so um he he did not have a israel shilling rhetoric
00:19:40.540campaign uh but then behind the scenes i mean there's plenty of photos with him with jews in
00:19:46.160new york shaking hands you know the jews were supporting him all these rabbis came out you
00:19:50.700know supporting him it's like well jews hate muslims uh no jews hate muslims in the middle0.75
00:19:55.060east that threaten their zionism their homeland right jews love muslims in the west right islam0.96
00:20:02.380is the broom of Judaism that sweeps clean the West for Jewish rule. I'm not saying all Jews,0.99
00:20:09.340every single one of them. I don't think that Yoram Harzoni would agree with that, for instance.0.84
00:20:13.860But let's, I mean, this is a fact. You can just go and look at all the pictures.
00:20:17.160There were a ton of Jewish rabbis in New York that were supporting a Muslim. It's like,
00:20:25.420how does that happen how do jews support a muslim and it's like oh because uh jews hate muslims0.95
00:20:33.480but they hate christians more and and just to be clear mamdani himself like he's he said this0.53
00:20:39.540publicly he has all sorts of pro-israel initiatives happening so like this this this schema where
00:20:46.120we're saying oh he's a muslim and he opposes israel and he had no he doesn't he doesn't he's
00:20:49.940bringing in jewish pro-hisrael education but my point was he was at least um he was at least
00:20:55.180logical intelligent enough uh when he's on the campaign stage during a debate uh and asked a
00:21:03.040trick question of hey where's the first place you would go if you're elected mayor i mean that's so
00:21:09.220odd that that should have been viewed by everyone as oh that's a trick question the first place i
00:21:13.180would go nowhere if i'm elected mayor the first thing i do is i don't go anywhere i stay here and
00:21:17.720i serve the people of the city where i've been elected mayor and he just had the right answer
00:21:21.880so no is is he anti-israel no he's like believe it or not he's a uh how can you be a socialist0.63
00:21:27.640muslim the same way you can be a pro-israel muslim turns out of which he absolutely is so
00:21:33.700in the real sense objectively he's pro-israel in the real sense objectively he's shaking hands
00:21:38.600under the table with tons of jewish rabbis in new york who helped you know in their campaign
00:21:42.900and their funding to get him elected but at least in his public rhetoric on the debate stage during
00:21:48.280the campaign for the election he had enough common sense to not say yeah the first thing i would do
00:21:53.960is hop on a plane after being elected and leave the city that i've been elected to serve and go
00:21:58.740to israel and serve them instead every single one of his opponents literally said yeah first thing i
00:22:04.380do is go to israel so that's number one here's number two how did he get elected um white women
00:22:11.000white liberal young women women under the age of 30 came out in droves and voted for Zoran
00:22:19.080and a lot of it being because of his policies economic policies and taxpayer funded child0.99
00:22:27.020care white women if they don't kill their babies in the womb through abortion they at least want1.00
00:22:31.400to be able to give up their babies at the age of one year old to go to state funded city funded1.00
00:22:38.360uh child child care um i saw posts about that today of you know 30 year old white women um0.80
00:22:45.080praise god you know the timing is perfect you know zoran's been elected just in time by the
00:22:49.980time and they're holding a baby in an ergo this is like a like a seven month old baby saying uh
00:22:55.560just in time uh so that when my baby turns a year old someone else can raise them for free tax
00:23:01.360funded um so white women so he got elected because uh because he's um not pro-israel no of course
00:23:07.820he's pro-israel uh but at least in his public rhetoric on the debate stage he had the common
00:23:12.760sense not to say that out loud so that was part of it uh being you know seemingly new york first
00:23:19.320and you should look at that and read between the lines and think strategically if you want to win
00:23:24.280the gop wants to win they need to think in those terms i don't want to jump ahead but he didn't
00:23:27.660he say at one point he would arrest prime minister benjamin netanyahu if he stepped foot in new york
00:23:31.880he did that's a big one i don't know if you're going to get to it but he also said hey i think
00:23:35.640this guy's a war criminal yes and he did win that was a huge yeah so he called netanyahu a war
00:23:41.080criminal and won an election um he had white young liberal women come out in droves won an election
00:23:47.880and he was supported by foreigners demographics is destiny look at new york um new york is is i
00:23:54.620think the the latest uh demographics is 34 36 36 36 white americans european descent i thought
00:24:03.140you're saying foreign born yeah i think 34 around there 34 that are not foreign born or are wait
00:24:09.560wait americans you've got about uh four percent that were born outlying islands or two american
00:24:14.140parents so that's 36 foreign born four percent kind of outlying and then 60 actually born of
00:24:19.880which about 40 you've got like you said europeans okay so so you're saying so then i i got it
00:24:25.400backwards right so it's it's more like 36 are foreigners yes okay but still that is that's
00:24:32.080significant and they very huge that that was like they all came in 85 right and there's a huge
00:24:37.980breakdown of new yorkers those who were born in new york who had been there for more than 10 years
00:24:41.960they broke for cuomo andrew cuomo is the real competitor right those who have been in new york
00:24:46.340for a lot shorter many of them foreigners some of them probably just transplants they voted for
00:24:50.980mam donning so in other words he was elected for uh being new york first in his case not you know
00:24:57.600america first but like new york first um and not israel first and naming netanyahu as a war
00:25:03.160criminal that's one uh two um appeasing uh women appeasing young liberal women uh and then number
00:25:11.580three uh foreigners and my point is you know when i look at the gop um if they're actually going to be0.97
00:25:19.480uh solid and righteous and god-fearing uh they can actually only do one of those they can be
00:25:26.100america first and not israel first and say similar things about netanyahu that zoran did
00:25:31.620they can do that you can actually change that and that would be a positive change that would be
00:25:36.160without compromise that would be a step in the right direction the other two you actually cannot
00:25:40.520do without compromising and this is my point that i'm getting at the other two um appeasing liberal0.98
00:25:46.520women requires uh compromise it requires um allowing for abortion uh tax-funded uh child
00:25:55.220care from the age of one years old and on um all these things that you you actually you can appease0.62
00:26:02.440those things but it's all all would be negative it'll all be compromised and then third um appealing
00:26:08.360to a bunch of immigrants and a bunch of foreigners which again would be compromised so when i think0.95
00:26:13.560of like what's the way out i guess what i'm building up to is this there is not a democratic
00:26:18.900way out there's not a democrat you cannot get out through our sacred democracy there comes a
00:26:25.620point of critical mass where it's your nation is already invaded you already have um too many1.00
00:26:33.200foreigners who want um things that are not conducive with uh with the welfare the good1.00
00:26:40.100of of the native population and you've given uh you know 27 year old liberal white women uh far0.99
00:26:48.860too much of a voice and far too much political power and all they want is trash and so it's like1.00
00:26:54.360okay well then what we have to do is we have to um we need to you know uh it's it's all about0.95
00:26:59.920education we need to educate the voter and so we need to you know sit these young you know uh white
00:27:05.220women down and and and uh give them you know uh lectures from prager you you know dennis prager0.98
00:27:10.640you know on on the the virtues of capitalism and blah blah blah blah blah and and these foreigners0.99
00:27:15.480you know we need to make it easier for them to assimilate and no there there comes a certain1.00
00:27:20.700point where um it's not persuasion it's not um it's not compelling it's it's not educating uh
00:27:29.040there comes a certain point where you can vote your way into communism you can't vote your way
00:27:35.440out you can vote your way in you can't vote your way out there comes a point where it's like
00:27:40.240no he who saves his country violates no law there comes a certain point where you actually have to
00:27:45.340cross a rubicon you have to say i'm sorry but uh democracy uh the problem with democracy is that0.87
00:27:50.680the people are retarded and so we we cannot fear god and uphold democracy we have to choose right0.93
00:27:58.280like i i tweeted out today i said uh you have a choice um save america or um or empower women to0.94
00:28:06.500vote but you can't do both right or you could apply it to abortion save babies or allow women
00:28:13.980to vote but you can't do both i mean women look they polled women uh for the last presidential
00:28:19.320election in 2024 the number one issue for men was the economy how can i provide number one issue for
00:28:26.700women was abortion rights how can i murder my children you don't you don't appeal to that
00:28:32.480group you have to simply say oh i see i see i see your desires i see your concerns they're
00:28:39.840absolutely wicked and so you no longer get to be a part of the political apparatus um because we0.73
00:28:46.420love you uh you don't get to drive um because women can't drive right and in you know and that1.00
00:28:54.660That applies in more way than one.0.99
00:28:56.820And just a point to illustrate that, which I found amusing, honestly, was I think Bill Ackman, Pershing Square Capital, chief executive officer, chief investment officer.
00:29:09.200I think at one point leading up to the election, the mayoral election, he's spending $1 to $2 million a day against Mamdani.
00:29:18.020and i think it was last night after the election the polls closed or maybe even this morning he
00:29:22.700tweets just take off the cuomo hat put on the monday hat and he says uh i'll do anything to
00:29:29.880help and that that just helps to illustrate like the kind of landscape we're talking about in a
00:29:34.140city like new york like there is it's there's no meaningful change going to arise from either
00:29:39.820candidate they all are more or less the same thing packaged differently and uh you just have
00:29:46.660someone like Cuomo coming from the establishment and he just has different constraints, but he
00:29:51.660actually is a socialist. He wants the same things. Like we're all aware of that. Mamdani comes from
00:29:56.260the populist side of things and says, actually, I'm going to make you the enemy, Cuomo. I'm going
00:30:00.920to make the establishment up in Albany the enemy. I'm going to make people like Bill Ackman the
00:30:04.820enemy, but I'm to the same end. And so to your point, Joel, what we're talking about is if you
00:30:11.740actually want to see meaningful change in the way that the city is governed, if you actually want0.89
00:30:16.080to protect the heritage americans that live there and some i mean don't get a fool there are there
00:30:21.000are heritage americans who live in new york city whose families have lived there for 10 generations
00:30:25.360yep and they have watched before their very eyes really sad they're the the entire landscape of the
00:30:31.300city change um and uh and that's a really sad thing and they have essentially no power uh based
00:30:38.160due to what's happening in the city and the way that it's corrupt but also up in albany they have
00:30:42.760no power to actually ever see that change through the democratic process it's been the demographics
00:30:48.000of the the city have changed so thoroughly so thoroughly and completely uh that it really is
00:30:53.260unrecognizable to to the new york city of even 50 years ago i will say there is a vibe shift though
00:30:58.980i see defiant baptist in the comments and he's saying i advocated repealing the 19th amendment
00:31:04.320last night all the replies have been uh very positive and um i remember three years ago
00:31:11.380uh going like uber viral thanks to right-wing watch um per usual uh saying uh somebody asked
00:31:18.520me like um if you know if you could wave you know the magic wand and make you know america a0.99
00:31:24.860christian nation tomorrow um you know uh would women in that christian nation have the right
00:31:30.880to vote and i said you know i didn't mince words i just immediately said no and he said why and i
00:31:35.820said because if we could have a christian nation tomorrow but women were able to vote then within
00:31:40.22050 years we would no longer have a christian nation right that's simply the way that it works
00:31:44.180and it's not because women aren't christian it's not because women don't love the lord it's because1.00
00:31:48.440they're not fit for politics politics is war without the bullets women were not designed for1.00
00:31:53.160by god for war they're designed um to to squeeze the cheeks of little uh little toddlers um that1.00
00:32:00.480that's what women are designed for and when they're in their proper role it's a good and wonderful1.00
00:32:04.620beautiful thing but women are not they're not political and so they should not be in politics0.99
00:32:11.040my point is that when I said that three years ago and it went viral I mean I got death threats you1.00
00:32:15.880know I still get death threats you know for various things but people hated it it wasn't just
00:32:21.200the death threats from a bunch of progressives but I mean it was all the usual suspects with
00:32:25.720big con ink you know coming out and blasting me in the comments and retweeting me can you believe
00:32:31.400this chauvinistic you know misogynistic blah blah blah blah blah um i don't know if you've noticed
00:32:36.860but defiant baptist is right um i you know i've been doing some uh some repeal the 19th posting
00:32:43.260myself um and uh it has changed in the last three years uh there's still people who are upset and
00:32:50.120who don't like it uh but there is more support than i ever thought we would see in my lifetime
00:32:56.120much less just three years later so uh people are starting to wake up um but at the end of the day
00:33:03.260you're you're still not going to be able to achieve it uh through you're not you're not going to get0.67
00:33:08.060women to come out and vote away their vote you're not going to democratically um get rid of the
00:33:14.320democratic system right that's like that's like yeah it's like standing in a basket and then1.00
00:33:19.380trying to lift it you have to get outside right you have to step outside of of the current
00:33:25.780framework of the current system um so these are things that actually just have to be done not
00:33:32.260not just compelled or persuaded or voted on these are things that have to be done and we've rescinded
00:33:39.300constitutional amendments before uh support grew for prohibition banning of all sale and use of
00:33:44.920alcohol uh in the early 1900s and the constitution 38 states required to ratify it was actually
00:33:50.740amended i think was what antonio 10 years later the results are so disastrous we came back and
00:33:55.360said nope that was not great we have done it before and believe it or not you can do it again
00:34:00.940you can come in and say you know what the 19th amendment is repealed this is who will vote from
00:34:06.080now on we've given our list before you can do it it's been done before it totally can happen yeah
00:34:10.900and people would be upset it would be really upset it's tough with the franchise because once you give
00:34:14.960someone the right to vote it's really hard to take away yep and get them to agree to it uh but again
00:34:19.920like prohibition is a good example because it was actually the temperance movement it was like a
00:34:24.040strong arm it wasn't actually that popular it's so funny we're talking about the 19th amendment
00:34:27.940but even if you talk about prohibition uh the culprits are the same no seriously i mean it was
00:34:32.760the temperance movement was uh it was feminist yep it was women that were mad that their husbands
00:34:37.700were staying out late drinking with the boys now to be fair some of that was literal alcoholism to
00:34:41.480the sinful degree some of those men were actually abusing alcohol yep but not all of them you know
00:34:47.660so that like but yes um but you're right uh you you actually can change things you actually can
00:34:54.140uh peel back and you know turn back the clock and take things away and people are mad about it
00:34:59.760always always uh but that doesn't mean that it can't be done and the question isn't uh will
00:35:04.460people agree or will they be mad the question is um is the current status quo viable if it's not
00:35:12.520then it doesn't matter who's going to be upset uh what matters is it in in a very short time
00:35:20.640if we're not there already we won't have a country so what's the alternative the alternative is you
00:35:26.780just you literally give away your homeland or you upset foreigners and women yeah i i would pick the
00:35:34.860latter i liked what you said about those things that christians can't do because one of the things
00:35:39.480Think about a husband who's the head of his home.
00:37:24.760Even if the actual resolution to the effects of the 19th Amendment aren't repealing the 19th Amendment per se,
00:37:33.540the reason we talk about it is because it's important to i'm gonna use this word deconstruct
00:37:39.820the post-war consensus because you can easily say we need strong borders we need and then it's like
00:37:46.720okay but then you're disagreeing with the assumptions of the obama coalition it's like
00:37:50.560well i disagree with that well then you're disagreeing with the assumptions of the civil
00:37:53.420rights act well i disagree with that well then you're disagreeing with the assumptions of the
00:37:57.060you know the the early 20th century and it's like it goes directly to the 19th amendment
00:38:02.620And so even from a, you know, just simply polemics and rhetoric and the dialogue over these issues, you have to be able to come out and say, this is the reason, this is the beginning of all of the things that we're currently criticizing.
00:38:17.040so in that way we have to be intellectually consistent understanding again that the actual
00:38:22.480resolution the actual solution might be something entirely different than repealing that the and
00:38:28.300we've done an episode on voting and we've talked about there are there are more stipulations than
00:38:32.220just all men right and so that what does it look like to refactor the franchise uh it's not
00:38:38.160necessarily repealing the 19th amendment yep nathan go up in the comments just a little bit
00:38:42.500i want to read a couple of the comments and we'll go to our first commercial break uh go up some go
00:38:46.660go go stop uh right there jess said shouldn't conservative women continue to vote in accordance0.99
00:38:52.000with their fathers and husbands until such a time as the 19th amendment is repealed
00:38:56.160otherwise there would just be uh that many less red votes uh answer to that yes i just want to0.87
00:39:01.620clarify um in the meantime godly women should vote in godly ways in accordance with their godly
00:39:07.180husbands until such an occasion as the 19th amendment being repealed or whatever uh takes0.91
00:39:12.480place so in the meantime uh yes you need to be shrewd you need to be wise do not be a beautiful0.98
00:39:17.360loser do not purity spiral say well i don't think that women should vote and therefore you know we're0.87
00:39:22.320going to go ahead and we're already losing the vote and now we're going to take every conservative1.00
00:39:26.520godly woman and subtract those votes too do not be a purity spiral uh spiraling idiot do not be a0.99
00:39:33.060beautiful loser uh be shrewd be wise be strategic they should vote until god and his sovereignty1.00
00:39:38.800he repeals the 19th amendment, whether it happens or whether it doesn't go up. There's more.
00:39:44.320Another comment. This is keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going right here.
00:39:48.940Okay. This is Michael Brown. Michael Brown said the 19th is never going to be repealed. We need
00:39:54.080to be realistic here. What I would say to that is you are probably right. Okay. So I'm not saying
00:40:00.420that you're not being realistic or, you know, that you're not, that you're not accurate in
00:40:04.460statement that you just made uh but what i am saying is it uh if if something of that measure
00:40:10.760doesn't happen then we will lose our country um so i again um you can women can vote or you can
00:40:18.800have a country but you can't do both women can vote or you can have a country you can't do both
00:40:23.620go up uh one more a little bit more a little bit more cool dude he said a little bit higher a little
00:40:29.340bit higher a little bit higher um let's see stop right there he said i don't know bros uh repeal
00:40:35.200the 19th seems like a long shot maybe just repeal voting for everyone that is actually beautiful um
00:40:41.280so i want to take a minute on that real quick um i think uh so taking that with uh michael and the
00:40:47.080comment that he made about you know let's be realistic the 19th is never going to be repealed
00:40:50.760uh you're probably right about that and so probably what would have to happen
00:46:51.740and if you attack a major ideology rather than a group of people you usually have more of a chance
00:47:00.460at success now at the end of the day the reason why we talk about groups of people like hey no
00:47:05.060foreigners or hey um no muslims no like it needs to be christian it needs to be american not just
00:47:12.000paper americans but actual americans demographics matter um and oh yes men god-fearing men and not
00:47:19.240women at the end of the day the real battle is not just a political battle it is a battle for
00:47:24.340civilization it is it is a a war it's a religious war it's a race war it's like these things
00:47:32.020actually exist however if we're talking winnable strategies it is far more plausible more winnable
00:47:39.120instead of saying hey you know what only this group of people is allowed to vote based off of
00:47:45.640sex or race or religion. Do I think that that's right? Yeah, I think it's right. I think it would
00:47:52.520be perfectly fair for Japan to say only Japanese people can vote. There is nothing unbiblical0.84
00:47:58.580about that. No one has been done any wrong. It is not unjust. It is not unbiblical. It is not
00:48:04.080wicked. That is permissible. That is morally permissible. Do I think that that's going to fly?
00:48:10.020No, I'm not. I'm not an idiot. That's probably not going to fly. But if you made it based off0.94
00:48:14.640of demographics um which people you need to be an american to vote in america uh you need to be a
00:48:20.480male to vote i we have biblical arguments for that um you need to be a christian right well no
00:48:26.280religious test for you know blah blah blah blah blah um okay but that was wrong and so we should
00:48:30.940fix it right well uh somebody said it well i don't care they were wrong i don't care who said it
00:48:36.200it's either true or it's not um no you you should be a christian to vote in a christian nation well
00:48:42.340we're not a christian nation okay well we used to be well i don't know if we ever were uh well
00:48:46.140then we should have been and we should be now so it really doesn't matter it's a moot point we
00:48:51.020should be a christian nation because the triune god is the true god and all other gods are false
00:48:55.920gods and we should worship christ because christ is king so i i don't care what what was said once
00:49:02.400upon a time or who said it we should be a christian nation and therefore christians should
00:49:06.760vote men should vote because they're called to be heads of households and determine the direction0.59
00:49:12.200men were built for politics politics is war minus the bullets women and children do not belong in
00:49:18.500war so all these are principled arguments but if we're talking pragmatic because we just want to
00:49:22.920push the ball and get some gains and and start standing at least a snowflakes chance in hell
00:49:28.800at making a difference then it is a civilizational battle um it is demographics it is religion
00:49:36.360christianity versus islam christianity versus judaism christianity versus hinduism um all
00:49:41.420That's what it really is. That's the truth, and you have to know that. You don't say that. I'll0.92
00:49:47.560say that. You just quietly not. You hide your power levels. You agree with that. I'll be the
00:49:53.000one to say that. In terms of what you say, as we're trying to actually change the landscape,
00:49:58.680and we're trying to be pragmatic and strategic, that's what it is. It is religion. It is0.78
00:50:05.220demographics it is a male headship but in terms of of our strategy and what we employ the rhetoric
00:50:12.440that we use make it about viewpoints make it about ideology make it about you know because
00:50:17.700those things honestly they're just people will still real and be upset but they're far less
00:50:23.900of an aversion towards those kinds of things so make it about hey we we need to make sure that
00:50:29.140the people who are voting in our elections can at least pass the most elementary IQ test ever
00:50:35.840created by man. Or we need to make sure that people who vote in our elections can actually
00:50:40.380read the ballot in English. We need to make sure that people who vote in our elections are a net
00:50:46.320positive taxpayer. It's a privilege, not a right to vote. And if you haven't contributed to the
00:50:52.560nation, then you shouldn't get a say in directing the nation in the future. Those are things that
00:50:57.160we could do really basic things and also you should be born in america i like it to be third
00:51:02.160generation i like it to be fifth generation but we could start there just born in america if you
00:51:06.220just did that net positive tax pain born in america a basic iq test and the ballot is in english
00:51:12.540democrats would never win an election ever again for the the entire history of mankind yeah and
00:51:17.960just to add to that i think that's that's great and that's all right and and just to show i mean
00:51:22.300Even an aside or a tertiary point to that is just to show how holistic politics is, is that there are other things that happen, winning the hearts of men, making them masculine men.
00:51:34.980Because you've got to remember, demographically speaking, it's single, childless women who are voting for Momdani.
00:51:40.760They've never had a meaningful relationship with a masculine man in their life.
00:51:43.780And so pro-marriage policies, encouraging masculine men, ending abortion, all of these things also shrink the demographic naturally through time.
00:51:55.620So you want to talk about practical things that the Republican Party even is purportedly pushing for.
00:52:01.740These are all things that move us gradually in the right direction as well.
00:52:04.960So there's so many things to do practically outside of repealing the 19th Amendment that move the ball.
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00:57:37.720Now, presidency is the big one, right?
00:57:38.980Everybody and their brother comes out.
00:57:40.300And if you have a populist on the ticket, like a Trump, all the ships are going to go up.
00:57:44.080So you have your four-year cycles, and we've just started our four-year cycle.
00:57:46.900Obviously, we had the election last year.
00:57:48.580We're just a year away now at this point from the midpoint of the cycle, which is the 2026 midterms.
00:57:53.740And what it's looking like, I think right now, the betting market, they're predicting about a 73% chance that Democrats, Polymarket, they're going to retake the House of Representatives.
00:58:03.600So if you think about your three chambers of government, you have the presidency, the executive branch, the Senate, and the House.
00:58:09.120By Democrats taking the House, that means no legislation that Trump wants.
00:58:13.080Trump's agenda is going to pass the House for the rest of his term.0.60
00:58:28.080Essentially, potentially, with the most meaningful part of Trump's presidency.
00:58:32.500If in 2028, the Democrats take the presidency, right?
00:58:35.780If this momentum carries on, we continue to see a blue wave, which for the record is it's an expected backlash against the incumbent.
00:58:42.240But if the blue wave continues and Republicans don't have an answer, if they don't field a good candidate, you can imagine Democrats taking the presidency.
00:58:49.600So you could see a President Gavin Newsom.
00:58:52.200They have the potential to retake the Senate.
00:58:53.780I think it's about 30, 40 percent chance.
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01:20:14.820Anglo-Saxon Protestant. He said, gave us two bucks. We appreciate it. He said,
01:20:19.900New York City, 2001. Never forget. New York City, 2025. We forgot. That's absolutely true.
01:20:27.220There's something to be said for horseshoe theory, and I really think that at some level, what you have to recognize is that there really was this sentiment of, no way are we going to be ruled by Muslims here in America.0.97
01:20:42.780But what happened, though, is we're completely against full aversion towards jihad, towards Sharia law, towards the totalitarian ideology of Islam.0.95
01:20:54.240And so then there was such an aversion, but the void wasn't filled.
01:20:59.320It wasn't replaced by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and the Christian faith.
01:21:03.460So it was just this aversion of what they deemed as being authoritarian, totalitarian,
01:21:09.560Sharia law, jihad, terrorism, these kinds of things.
01:21:12.500And so it was just running to the direct opposite, a full embrace of inclusivity and diversity0.56
01:21:18.140and those kinds of things which ironically gets you a muslim mayor 14 years later isn't that0.56
01:21:25.180interesting um it's to be honest it's it's kind of you know uh the 2001 you know uh twin towers
01:21:33.160in 2025 zuron election is really just a microcosm uh that's indicative of the world war ii never
01:21:40.520again right never again um okay so never again so what are we going to do as an alternative uh well
01:21:47.260because we're terrified of even the slightest potential
01:21:51.320of an authoritarian figure in leadership in any Western country.
01:21:55.420We're going to embrace globalism instead of nationalism.
01:21:58.200We're going to embrace full inclusivity instead of dogma or standards.
01:22:05.600And then what happens is that through those kinds of policies,
01:22:10.680eventually it paves the road for a Muslim-type figure0.99