00:01:25.240Haley Stevens going up against Abdul El-Sayed on the Democrat side.
00:01:31.440They will face on the Republican side, Mike Rogers.
00:01:36.880And Abdul El-Sayed is right now, Buck, a 98% according to the prediction markets to win,
00:01:46.700which means the far left wing candidate is likely to be picked today by Michiganders.
00:01:53.420And that will then lead to, I believe, a very winnable race for Mike Rogers.
00:02:00.060Also, Republicans selecting their GOP nominee for governor.
00:02:06.340John James is favored in that race to be the Republican nominee.
00:02:11.740That is an open seat after Gretchen Whitmer is term limited out.
00:02:17.420So we will be talking some about the fact that that is going on and what the significance of the Michigan primary vote could tell us about how popular the Democrat socialists are outside of places like Los Angeles, New York, certainly, and other big blue locales.
00:02:36.140what is going to play in a purple state we've got a crazy speaking of purple states we've got a
00:02:41.900francesca hong who is emerging as one of the craziest potential uh major party nominees that
00:02:48.960we have seen in a very long time uh as she is favored to be the democrat nominee in the state
00:02:54.860of michigan a little bit of a panic is starting to set in there uh buck super positive right off
00:03:01.120the top record high stock prices as I am talking to all of you this morning never before have your
00:03:09.760401ks have your stock holdings been more valuable S&P 500 surging to as we speak a new all-time
00:03:18.340record high we also have the Dow Jones at an all-time record high and Buck just tooting our
00:03:25.800own horn a little bit here uh back in april of 2025 which wasn't very long ago uh the economic
00:03:33.720geniuses of the expert class told all of us that the economy was headed for a recession and things
00:03:41.240were going to collapse at that point in time uh the s p 500 had dropped to around 5 000 on this
00:03:49.080program last year in april we said hey it's probably a good time to buy stocks don't listen
00:03:55.800to the panic ins out there don't allow yourself to be motivated by emotion here at a minimum hold
00:04:02.600on to your stocks if you have extra money on the side this would be a good time to buy stock prices
00:04:08.680up nearly 3 000 points in the s p 500 since that day well over 50 percent returns just in the past
00:04:18.200year now what is the stock market going to do on a day-to-day basis nobody knows uh but over time
00:04:23.940you're going to make about 10 a year in s&p 500 index funds and if you are a stockholder if you
00:04:29.920have retirement accounts if you have a 401k if you have opened a trump account uh for your young
00:04:36.160children out there as many of you have grandchildren as well like buck did for his own uh one-year-old
00:04:43.360It is a good time to be invested in America.
00:04:46.720Things are very positive out there when it comes to stock market prices as we begin the show today.
00:04:53.260It's a lot of positivity for you, Buck.
00:04:55.220Is that setting off your negativity alarm bells?
00:04:59.380Is that too much positive news right out of the gate here?
00:05:03.160Yeah, I'm hearing people say that the Texas Senate seat is going to be competitive, Clay.
00:07:00.040I owned a little bit for a short period of time.
00:07:01.800It went up and I sold it because I fundamentally do I'm not a believer.
00:07:06.340And I think the fact that you're even using terms like belief, like people out there are saying they are crypto believers when it's about your money and it's about investing.
00:07:16.040You should be able to explain why you're in it, why it makes sense and why, you know, what you just said, Clay, bet on America.
00:13:21.700So everything has to be seen through this lens of race.
00:13:24.440And what's fascinating is that the race communists are coming about now in this country at a time when there are so many different races and new arrivals here as well that how are they piling into the history of oppression in America or the Native Americans?
00:13:41.880You know, this Francesca Hong. I'm going to go out on a limb here. Is her parentage Asian or, you know, she have Asian background. I'm going to take a guess. She care about like Mao's murder of 60 million people in her country. Does that ever? No, only the Iroquois. She weeps for the Iroquois, not her grandparents generation who were probably being murdered by Chinese communists and by Mao.
00:14:02.760So, you know, I think we're seeing how this is completely spiraling into nonsense and absurdity, but also a lot of their clay.
00:14:11.040There are a lot of believers. She might become the governor. Right. So it's two sided.
00:14:15.140This is where I think this ties in with the primary that's going on in Michigan today, because I think Democrats in their anger and in their far left wing leadership of the socialist are potentially leading their party off a cliff.
00:14:32.760and they may be nominating people that cannot win in purple states.
00:14:38.720Why do you think, after Mamdani became the most powerful, prominent Democrat in the whole country,
00:14:43.460after winning the mayorship of the biggest city in America, being an abject race communist loon,
00:14:49.000why do you think that this woman's probably going to be the governor?
00:14:51.780New York City is probably an 80-20 Democrat locale.
00:14:56.380Michigan and Wisconsin is a 50-50 state.
00:14:59.600So I think the moderate voters who ultimately decide these elections remember Trump won Michigan he won Wisconsin Ron Johnson our buddy is capable of getting elected in Wisconsin.
00:15:11.120And I think that New York City is crazy. And this is actually where I would argue my suggestion that by picking a crazy left winger, it might actually lead New York City off the deep end, but be utterly destructive for the Democrat Party overall.
00:15:30.420So I'm optimistic that what works in New York City is not going to work in Wisconsin and Michigan.
00:15:36.620If Mom Donnie-like candidates like Hong and El-Sayed win in Michigan and Wisconsin,
00:15:43.300then I will start to hit the panic button here because it would suggest that a candidate like that can win nationwide.
00:15:58.120I mean, it's going to come down to two or three points either way in a 50-50 state.
00:16:03.980But I don't think Hong will win, and I don't think El-Sayed will win.
00:16:08.200But shouldn't it be a little alarming to you that 48% of Wisconsinites might vote for a race communist?
00:16:14.220You may be right, but you're talking about a goal line stand like this is something to celebrate.
00:16:20.020This is not ideal, but if they had nominated a normal Democrat, I think the Democrats would win Wisconsin, and I think they would win Michigan.
00:16:33.020I think they may lose both over the choices that they're making, which I do think are Mamdani-influenced, but don't play as well there as they do in New York City.
00:25:41.320I mean, we know that a team of skilled adolescent athletes who are men,
00:25:47.900or young men, soon-to-be men, whatever, would beat the best women's teams in the world
00:25:53.980in these events because of strength and speed disparity.
00:25:57.760What I find so interesting about the Nashville Balls and, of course, beyond even just its fabulous mascot and the many other merch opportunities that it presents, by the way, I think we're really just scratching the surface here.
00:26:13.180As a matter of commerce, the Nashville Balls would do phenomenally well, and I think it would become kind of a lifestyle brand.
00:26:19.960But the other part of this is on what basis would the WNBA, given its current leadership decisions and policies, on what basis would they allow or exclude somebody from being a self-described trans player?
00:26:41.640As in, could you have Charles Barkley put on a wig and be like, yeah, I'm a woman now.
00:26:47.880you know how could they say no what would the they're not going to do um like testosterone
00:26:56.660testing or any of these things so i i think that you would write what you run into is what is the
00:27:03.740current first of all what are the current regulations for whether somebody would be
00:27:07.860considered a trans player who could play in the wnba and really really what we need we need a
00:27:13.900trans player in the wmba who is completely dominant and makes a mockery of that we just
00:27:18.720need one the team thing is is fun and and i get why everyone's enjoying talking about that
00:27:23.420including us but all you need is one entirely dominant player because we saw this in mixed
00:27:28.320martial arts and there was a there was a male to female mixed martial arts competitor and it was
00:27:33.900dangerous for the women oh it was dangerous yeah they were being extremely severely harmed and
00:27:39.980beat up in a way that was not normal for women fighting against other women and that kind of
00:27:44.760brought an end to that um i'm somebody who doesn't enjoy women and mixed martial arts personally at
00:27:50.100all period i don't think women's women's physiology is meant for that people can get mad at me i don't
00:27:54.660care they're wrong um but nonetheless that's the only way this goes away yeah look i i think that
00:28:02.520is a certainty that it needs to happen here's another fun thing we're gonna do nashville balls
00:28:08.180merchandise in fact i'm texting about making nashville balls merchandise during the course
00:28:13.180of this program let me hit you with this buck if we brand the nashville balls wnba champions
00:28:20.760will the wnba sue and how amazing would that lawsuit be if i would then get to depose the
00:28:29.920wnba commissioner about trans related uh issues in the sport i'm basically just telling you that
00:28:37.660i'm going to set a legal trap for the wnba to sue me and argue that my nashville balls team is not
00:28:45.240actually the wnba champion um which will set up a series of profoundly absurd legal situations if
00:28:53.400they elect to sue over nashville balls wnba champion merchandise here's the other thing buck
00:28:59.360let me i think we have do we have arena sabalinka uh do we have the audio of this the wta the women's
00:29:07.500The Women's Tennis Association has come out and said, hey, we're not going to allow men to compete in tennis.
00:29:14.080The NCAA, because Trump won the election and issued an executive order in the wake of Leah Thomas winning a women's title as a man tucking his penis into a women's bathing suit somehow.
00:29:27.680I don't know how that works. It's just a patently absurd situation.
00:29:31.640Riley Gaines has talked a lot about that.
00:29:33.260um all of these uh women's organizations that actually want to fight against it including the
00:29:38.960olympics have just come out and said we're not going to allow men who identify as women
00:29:44.200to be able to do this all they have to do all they have to do in the wnba is say
00:29:50.860the wnba is for women they won't say it um here is cut five uh with arena sabalinka who is i
00:29:58.680believe the number one women's tennis player in america courageous in the world in the world
00:30:04.360sorry yes in the world also in america um here she is getting in line behind sophie cunningham
00:30:10.560and saying yes this is the right thing to do for women's sports cut five the wta recently announced
00:30:16.540that players will take a one-time gender test how do you feel about that the first pro league to go
00:30:20.960in that direction i think it's really important to keep the fairness in our tour and it's obvious
00:30:26.220that biologically right the men are way stronger than women so i feel like it would be not really
00:30:30.960fair for the woman to compete against biological men so it's i believe it took them a little while
00:30:38.200to make the decision and i i support it but for me i'm focusing on myself on my goals you know
00:30:47.220whatever it takes if they want to test us all i'm happy to do that it's pretty fair and let's keep
00:30:53.400that way and she's russian so she she's not uh you know she's not subjected to the same kind of
00:31:00.400nonsense uh left-wing wokeism on a regular basis and also they've been they've been blacking out
00:31:07.380the flag next to her name for years i think they still do that as if that's going to teach putin
00:31:11.900a lesson uh it's not her fault that her country is embroiled in a in a very nasty war with ukraine
00:31:17.040she didn't start the war uh but anyway um she clay this is all i think it's even more important
00:31:22.900for tennis to draw this line or rather more urgent because okay if you're going to allow
00:31:29.360men to compete against women in tennis first of all it's very similar to if you have a high level
00:31:35.560male college tennis player he's going to pretty much smoke all but maybe the top 20 or 30 women
00:31:43.460in the world all i mean if you would smoke them we had this discussion i talked to a bunch of
00:31:48.000tennis players they said any starting male college tennis player would beat venus and serena williams
00:31:54.320at the apex of their ability beyond a shadow of a doubt yeah i mean because they just they move
00:31:58.620faster they hit harder all the balls have more weight behind them um and and yeah the whole thing
00:32:04.400but so think about this you could be i think the the men's purse and the women's purse by the way
00:32:09.140which are equal in tennis now i will say women's tennis is actually unlike the wmba a a i think an
00:32:15.440excellent spectator experience like you can and i think it's even better in some ways than the male
00:32:20.460experience of of tennis because people can get mad at me for this too but the serve is such a
00:32:25.600if you're a tennis player the serve is such a big deal in men's tennis and the points are much
00:32:29.620shorter in women's tennis the serve is much less of a thing so you can appreciate the crafting of
00:32:34.200the points and and and you can kind of watch a little more and you can follow it a little bit
00:32:38.300better than you're not hitting 140 mile an hour sir i would also add in buck i mean two out of
00:32:43.880three tennis sets is actually for most viewers way better than three out of five because you don't
00:32:49.180want to sit and watch a five hour to most people don't want to watch a five hour tennis match so
00:32:53.540women so women's tennis having equal purse i'd i that actually i have no problem women's tennis
00:32:57.900gets great ratings and women's tennis is a great watch um but i just think that if you were off
00:33:03.880if you're a guy you could make you could show to the u.s open and you could just beat all the women
00:33:07.840and make $3 million, which is, I think, what the purse is, $3 million.
00:33:12.900I think that somebody at some point would be like,
00:33:15.480I'm going to grow my hair long, say my name is not Tony, it's Tanya,
00:33:20.000and I'm going to make that $3 million and laugh at everybody about it.
00:39:29.120suddenly he's not he's not for that he's changed his position on the border saying he wants a
00:39:34.440secure border but the reality is i sued i think joe biden and barack obama almost 20 times trying
00:39:40.980to protect our border i'm still in you know finishing some of those lawsuits trying to
00:39:45.100protect our ability to build a wall and have have border security and protect our people
00:39:49.360he voted against every single bill that would have protected our border whether it was money for
00:39:54.720for border security our own our own border patrol whether it was uh for helping uh border federal
00:40:00.300border arrest people for state law crimes whether it was building detention centers whether it was
00:40:05.560building a wall anything that would help prevent illegal immigration james tallarico voted against
00:40:11.900so that's the reality he can say what he wants now but the reality is he fought us as i was over
00:40:17.800there fighting the biden administration to protect and work with the texas legislature protect our
00:40:22.300borders. He was doing everything within his power to stop that from happening. The president endorsed
00:40:28.580you. You were drastically outspent in the Republican primary by John Cornyn. You just
00:40:36.500mentioned that you've been outspent already early. Tallarico has been running a lot more ads. He's
00:40:41.900raising money mostly from outside of Texas. Do you expect President Trump, who has a huge war
00:40:47.800chest to come in and be able to help you fight back with these ads curious what sort of conversations
00:40:53.680you might have had about that because you've been one of his staunchest allies in all of politics i
00:40:59.120know you went to some of the criminal trials that he was facing when a lot of people were running
00:41:03.520away from him you've been defending him uh and what sort of support do you expect from the republicans
00:41:09.460and for people out there that are listening to us right now and know james tallarico is a crazy
00:41:15.040left-wingers what can they do to help you be able to make sure that texans are aware of the stakes
00:41:21.500of this race let me just start with saying i am a huge fan of president trump i think he's done
00:41:26.580an amazing job and i know what i love about him the most is that he cares so much about the
00:41:30.980american people and and he's fighting to to make things better for americans and it's the whole
00:41:35.900american first agenda and i love that i love that that attitude i love that fight and uh yeah i i'm
00:41:42.440Obviously, we'd love to have financial support from as many sources as possible, from donors, from people all over Texas, from the president, from our Senate leadership fund.
00:41:52.680All of it would be helpful given the fact that my total time to raise money from May 26th to the election is only five months.
00:42:00.480It's a challenge in the summer to raise money in Texas because a lot of people are gone on vacation trying to avoid some of the heat, as you know.
00:42:06.560And so we have a limited amount of time, and it will take us a while to accumulate.
00:43:35.320He believes that people are being too cruel when it comes to shutting down borders.
00:43:41.080He's not even a guy that enjoys eating meat.
00:43:44.460That seems like a really difficult proposition for Texas.
00:43:47.820And again, I think it comes back to a large extent on do you have the ability to get all of those statements out for the average Texan to see?
00:43:57.680in particular as you well know a lot of people just aren't paying attention right now and the
00:44:02.400democrat crazy wing is so committed to their side that making everybody understand the stakes is
00:44:09.620sometimes one of the biggest aspects of this right yeah no doubt about it first of all i'd love to
00:44:15.040know what the six genders are i'm still waiting for him to tell us um this idea that he somehow
00:44:19.500loves meat now when he was running a vegan campaign and he announced it wearing a mask
00:44:25.100saying that it was you know meat was hurting you know climate change problems so this idea now
00:44:30.700suddenly eats meat it's just it's typical he's doing the flip-flop because he knows that those
00:44:36.060positions were popular with leftist democrats socialist democrats in the primary but they're
00:44:40.980not popular with most texans and so he's changed his positions but there's no doubt that there is
00:44:46.220a challenge of convincing people that we do have a close race and it's it's largely about you know
00:44:52.360funding the race. If people, I truly believe, we have the resources to, as you said, highlight what
00:44:58.580he actually has said, his own words, his own votes, his own videos, his own interviews. I think we win
00:45:05.820the race by not, actually it won't be a close race. We will win by a very decent margin. It's just a
00:45:10.700matter of getting people to pay attention. And as you know, where midterm elections tend to favor
00:45:16.200the party not in power and they're motivated, we need to make sure every single Republican gets out
00:45:21.520to vote if they don't then we've got problems i'm wondering what your sense is for the texans that
00:45:28.860you talk to the the everyday texan the rank and file about how are they feeling about this economy
00:45:35.100and how is that affecting how they view your senate race the gop more broadly as president
00:45:41.960trump is in charge stock market is at an all-time high today but there's a lot of chatter online
00:45:46.260about people feeling the heat or rather feeling the pinch
00:45:49.420from high prices for groceries, high rent prices.
00:45:53.860So how do you describe the feeling of the average Texan about the economy
00:45:58.360and what do you think could be done when you're in the Senate to help?
00:46:04.220Yeah, I do think it's a legitimate issue.
00:46:06.660Obviously, the Biden administration, when they were in office,
00:46:08.820spent a lot of money, they created a lot of inflation,
00:46:11.100drove up the cost of housing, drove up the cost of groceries,
00:46:14.520drove up the cost of gas, if you remember.
00:46:16.260Gas was very high during the Biden administration.
00:46:18.640So, you know, they did it on purpose by borrowing money and spending it and giving it away to all kinds of different projects.
00:46:33.940And so it is definitely having an impact because gas prices, energy prices affect the entire economy.
00:46:38.420They increase the cost of goods in all kinds of different environments, including groceries and other things that people care about.
00:46:45.640So we definitely have some things to deal with, and I'm certainly hopeful that this thing with Iran can come to an end successfully.
00:46:54.180And, of course, I don't have the intelligence on how that's working, but I'm very optimistic that President Trump understands this situation, understands what Americans are dealing with.
00:47:03.540And when I have the opportunity, we're actually going to announce an economic plan that I think will help.
00:47:07.340We're going to do that later today, so stay tuned on that.
00:47:10.760All right, I've got the toughest question for you in the state of Texas.
00:47:15.380The coaches poll just came out for college football.
00:47:19.560I'm not sure if you've seen this yet, so nobody's been able to maybe get you breaking news.
00:47:24.360All right, so here's breaking news for Texans out there.
00:47:43.660So for state of Texas, five of the top 24 teams in the nation are right now ranked.
00:47:51.720Buck will have no idea on this, but for you, I'm putting you on the hot seat here.
00:47:57.820Which of the Texas top 25 football programs I just ran through is going to have the best season this fall?
00:48:05.000you know i uh i am gonna guess that and i it looks like the rankings have texas
00:48:12.580with arch uh manning uh i guess gonna be their quarterback this year i think they have a pretty
00:48:19.240good chance of of having a really good season i i was a little more optimistic for them last
00:48:25.280last season they didn't perform like i think we all hoped and expected but i think texas got a
00:48:30.420really good chance and i would never count a&m out they always are recruiting well um they have
00:48:35.300a big reach and uh any of these schools in texas that are ranked um as you know have an opportunity
00:48:41.500to finish uh very well this year all right i'm gonna go do you have a strong take he took the
00:48:47.160words right out of your take look marcel reed uh who went to my kids high school awesome guy texas
00:48:53.200a&m's coach i love arch manning and his family too um i can't wait for college football to kick
00:48:58.560I'm sure you're going to be campaigning at a bunch of these stadiums during the fall.
00:49:02.360Let us know how we can help because we'll be at a bunch of these games.
00:49:05.700I'm going to try to get bucked down for some of these big games again in Texas this fall.
00:49:10.760I will be likely at a college football game every Saturday,
00:49:15.360different stadiums obviously around the state,
00:49:17.760meeting people and enjoying the scene with my constituents.
00:49:22.900Amen. Good luck. Let us know how we can help.
00:49:25.180And everybody out there, Ken Paxton on the ballot, needs to make sure that James Crazy Freak Tallarico is not representing the Lone Star State come January.
00:49:37.540We've got a fight ahead of us, but we're going to win this.
00:49:39.940I just encourage people to, every day, spend five minutes telling people about this race and telling them about the real James Tallarico, not the fake one that's running right now.
00:53:52.400The Nashville Balls, as you heard in the last hour, continue to provoke a lot of reaction.
00:53:59.040And we have in Wisconsin this crazy Democrat candidate, Francesca Hong, who has managed to put together a series of the most improbable, crazy, insane left-wing talking points that anyone has been able to put together anywhere.
00:54:20.800Now, other aspects out there, Todd Blanche, the next attorney general, his nomination has made it out of committee.
00:54:31.500It does appear that he will be officially confirmed and will be able to take over there.
00:54:38.580But, Buck, I do think some of these stories about Francesca Hong are so crazy that I want to play a few more of these cuts.
00:54:50.800Earlier, we had Francesca Hong choosing not to say that she made a poor decision when she said we should cancel Thanksgiving.
00:55:00.400She also wants to end all prisons, defund the police.
00:55:17.020You said you don't support abolishing prisons.
00:55:19.320do you still hold the view that you laid out in May, which was that in a perfect world,
00:55:24.960it would be a world without prisons? I think talking about what may be aspirational and
00:55:30.060then understanding the role of the governor, what they can and cannot do and what is implementable
00:55:35.980right now. These are different conversations. If we're going to be serious about public safety
00:55:41.540and ensure that everyone's human right to feel safe is what we are trying to do,
00:55:46.900We have to make sure that the system right now that is incarcerating more black and brown men than any other state in the country right now, where we have our schools are having to go to referenda just to try to figure out if they can keep the lights on, making sure that we are delivering solutions, not focusing on labels or slogans, because governing ultimately is about making sure that we're working with our partners in communities on the issues that they care about.
00:56:34.180Yes, if you look at murder, murder overwhelmingly committed by young black men.
00:56:40.500That's why young black men are in prison for murder more than Asian men are.
00:56:45.100In fact, if we had the murder rate of Asian men across the entire United States for both Hispanic, white and black, there would be almost no murder rate at all.
00:56:56.760If you actually do the research to look at, for instance, the rate of violent crime that Asian men are involved in, the whole United States would effectively have no violent crime if we had the Asian male violent crime rate.
00:57:11.840i told you when i was in taiwan i looked up the stats because it is a everyone should experience
00:57:18.840you should find a country or a place you can go to where there is essentially no violent crime
00:57:26.260and so little property crime as to be like a lightning strike situation you did with your
00:57:32.840cell phone in a coffee shop in taiwan well i i didn't do it but i saw people doing it meaning
00:57:38.440yeah people leave there so if you're at a coffee shop in taipei which has six million people the
00:57:44.200capital of taiwan you can uh and steve yates our buddy nation states with yates great podcast he
00:57:50.200was my my sherpa my guru through all things taiwan he was there with me um but clay people
00:57:56.720would leave their phone down to hold their spot just to let somebody know oh this chair is taken
00:58:01.340so they'd get up they'd go to the bathroom they'd leave their thousand dollar phone or by the way
00:58:06.300their their fancy handbag whatever it is without a second thought and the part of it that was even
00:58:12.900funnier to me was how funny it was to the time when he's like we had a you know a guide with us
00:58:19.560a minder um and and i said you know what are they doing and she's what do you mean what are they
00:58:24.020doing i said aren't they aren't they worried she's why why would they be worried well like
00:58:29.460like it's this whole we have been raised to think or rather we have lived in a society where it is
00:58:35.460normal to think that we just have to have people who murder people for no reason who steal things
00:58:41.620constantly who have no regard for the laws no accountability for themselves whatsoever
00:58:47.480and that that's just going to be by the way it's less than one percent even in a high crime city
00:58:52.520it's less than one percent of the overall population doing the violent crime so that
00:58:57.160should be really heartening to everybody but there's a disparity and the disparity is that
00:59:01.820an overwhelming majority of the violent crime in every major American city
00:59:05.320is black and Latino or black and Hispanic, same thing,
01:00:19.740So Caitlin Collins, that was her CNN show.
01:00:22.820I give her credit for asking the questions.
01:00:24.960Buck, you know this to be true, too. If Caitlin Collins, as a white woman, given the standards of race and identity politics on the left, if she pushed back and she said, well, you say that black and brown people are being over overly put in prisons.
01:00:44.460Here are the data. Are you suggesting that people who commit violent crime shouldn't be put in prison? Here's the data. I'm going to run through it and push back against this.
01:00:54.960She would be in danger of losing her job because it might go viral.
01:00:58.900And they would say, how dare a white woman push back against the idea that there isn't a mass incarceration issue here, by the way, Buck.
01:01:08.680Speaking of race politics, Francesca Hong is married to a white man, as often many of these race communists are.
01:01:17.840Isn't Ilhan Omar married to a to a white man?
01:01:21.460Rashida Tlaib. AOC is married to a red.
01:01:23.840see uh kamala harris is married to a jewish lawyer a white guy um here is francesca hong
01:01:32.240describing having a half white son and so she lives in proximity to whiteness i wasn't always
01:01:41.160aware of the struggles of other communities of color because for me assimilation always kind of
01:01:45.960took over and so um i i did marry uh um my proximity to whiteness continues right i i'm
01:01:54.060my son is biracial he's he's half white and half korean and um i think navigating um you know what
01:02:01.920his identity is and how people perceive him is always at the back of my mind as well
01:02:06.400proximity to whiteness is such a ridiculous phrase that could only come out of these race
01:02:13.040communists so they don't talk like normal people it's like latinx remember when they tried to
01:02:17.480decide that everything was going to be latinx proximity to whiteness proximity to blackness
01:02:22.460like this is just absurd here's another couple by the way buck just to get all these in she also
01:02:27.920said well we've got to expand the supreme court cut 10 so you do support the senate the supreme
01:02:35.800court and prisons the existence of prisons yes i support all those things right now that are
01:02:42.360helping to ensure that there is public safety but i do believe right now in our supreme court that
01:02:47.780we should be working to expand the court expand the court she does now support the senate that's
01:02:52.900nice to know because a bunch of the democrats socialists say that the senate should be abolished
01:02:57.180that's their new argument as well as uh the courts buck here's one more she says tipping is racist
01:03:04.260tipping giving people money to provide a service this is cut 12 in the service industry we are
01:03:10.900finally having this conversation about you know how our industry really did come from um it and
01:03:17.340kind of is rooted in white supremacy that tipping in itself um if we look at the history of tipping
01:03:23.240and how racist it is and how it has kept wages low for um black people for a very long time and
01:03:29.800if you look at tipping now um how different the scales are in terms of who receives um higher
01:03:35.280percentages of tips over other folks first of all if you're going to talk about black people
01:03:40.840in tipping uh i would submit that a lot of people would say black people do not tip on the same
01:03:46.720level as other people which uh i don't know if that's considered to be racist but that's the
01:03:52.040flip side of tipping itself being racist of course here is the reality everything is racist every
01:03:59.320single thing for these race communists is racist again buck i am optimistic that republicans are
01:04:08.220going to be able to win this race you know who says that he thinks republicans are going to win
01:04:13.020the race when this chick is uh is nominated fuck the current democrat governor just came out and
01:04:20.680said if she's the nominee republicans are going to win the governor's uh office in wisconsin which
01:04:26.820would be huge coming into 2028 when we're talking about having wisconsin being yet again one of the
01:04:35.560must-win states for democrats and republicans but i would remind everyone that once again to
01:04:40.780to our race communism uh discussion here within the soviet union within true communist countries
01:04:49.340everything is always through the lens of how do we center this around marxism how do we also use
01:04:57.100language that is jargon meant to give some veneer of rationality or even science uh to what we're
01:05:06.440doing like scientific um uh elevation to what we're doing and you see this with the way that
01:05:13.280they talk about all this stuff it's always it's always about centering proximity to all this stuff
01:05:20.320it's jargon because it's all through the u.s is everything racist yes fundamentally that is their
01:05:27.560position the race communists of america which is a primary ideological underpinning a foundational
01:05:34.640element of the modern democrat party after it was the party of slavery and abject actual racism for
01:05:40.200a long time whole other discussion the modern democrat party is a raced communism obsessed
01:05:47.000party and it would it it has to be because race communism is inherently an obsession everything
01:05:52.120has to be seen through clay tipping is racist school is racist how education housing is racist
01:05:59.100criminal justice obviously racist um uh you know beauty standards race everything's racist
01:06:05.780everything is racist and you realize how oppressive this ideology is for the people who believe it
01:06:14.100first of all because they're psychos and also for the rest of us because we have to try to cater to
01:06:18.900this everything is racist all the time even really good thing nfl draft clay people being elevated to
01:06:25.360the pinnacle of our society and wealth and fame racist if the nfl draft is racist yeah right i
01:06:33.040mean we could we could play this game all day what is not medical uh doctors medical school racist
01:06:37.460what is not racist to these people every her own family proximity to whiteness racist everything
01:06:44.260is racist this is a mental illness everybody just like communism is actually really a corrosion of
01:06:50.180the soul more than it is a political system um that's what you see here and it's unfortunately
01:06:56.420spread deep in this country i hope that the people of wisconsin clay will reject this because it is
01:07:00.320flatly and clearly insane but uh yeah you're nervous that they're not i'm gonna rely on our
01:07:06.540good friends in wisconsin to actually be willing and able to reject this crazy chick but to your
01:07:13.280point the risk reward here best case scenario these people lose can you imagine what wisconsin
01:07:20.280would be like with this chick in power i mean this is i i that how could she handle being in
01:07:29.580so much proximity to whiteness there's a lot of white people in wisconsin a lot of proximity to
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