Verdict with Ted Cruz - October 21, 2026


Elon Giving SpaceX Shares to EVERY Child in America, Dems Promising to Target & Persecute Young People, and Dems Embracing Paris Riots

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00:01:43.380 We're here, Senator. We're less than two weeks away from Election Day.
00:01:47.200 And Elon Musk and Donald Trump really gave us some great news.
00:01:51.400 first to trump accounts and now elon musk announcing the amazing for every kid in america
00:01:56.700 that by the way you predicted would happen if we had the automation of accounts being
00:02:02.060 open for children and now we have proof that it works well we had an extraordinary announcement
00:02:07.480 that came out this week elon musk announced that he's going to give a share of spacex
00:02:12.100 to every single child in america that's more than 70 million kids that's more than an 11
00:02:18.180 billion dollar gift. One share to every Trump account of every kid in America. As you know,
00:02:26.500 I wrote the legislation that created the Trump accounts, and one of the purposes of it
00:02:31.480 was to become a vehicle to make every kid in America capitalist, to make them an owner and
00:02:36.800 a stakeholder in the biggest companies in America. My hope was that Elon would do exactly what he
00:02:43.640 just announced he's going to do. I've urged Elon to do exactly this. These Trump accounts were
00:02:49.060 designed to receive these stocks, and I'm here to predict right now Trump accounts are going to be
00:02:55.960 the vehicle for the most philanthropic gifts, the most gifts to charity in the history of America.
00:03:03.680 They're already on the path to being there, and that is going to change the future of our kids.
00:03:09.220 We're going to break that down. We're also going to talk about an incredible threat, a shocking
00:03:14.020 threat that Michigan Senator, Democrat Senator Alyssa Slotkin issued that she was going to target
00:03:19.660 young people who go to work for the Trump administration, persecute them. She wanted
00:03:24.420 to make it so no young person would be willing to go work for the administration. It was an
00:03:29.480 incredible abuse of power. It was a promise of more weaponization. And it's a sign of just how
00:03:34.820 radicalized the Democrats have been. And finally, we're going to talk about the Paris riots and the
00:03:40.120 fact that you've got Democrats embracing the Paris riots and effectively promising to expect
00:03:46.340 more of that here in America. Again, it underscores today's Democrats have been taken over
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00:05:35.920 All right, Senators, so let's go back and remind people the Trump accounts were truly incredible.
00:05:40.780 You wrote that legislation.
00:05:42.380 But you had a very big fight.
00:05:44.660 I think it's important that we remind people of this.
00:05:46.600 with the admin or I should say the IRS to open these accounts automatically for kids so that
00:05:55.320 children would not miss out on philanthropists like Elon Musk if they decided to give shares
00:06:00.840 of stocks to children it was a hard fight now we know just how how much it was worth fighting that
00:06:06.820 fight because what you described has become a reality well auto enroll was a year-long battle
00:06:14.360 actually more than a year, when I drafted the legislation to create Trump accounts,
00:06:19.440 the career lawyers at the Treasury Department fought me tooth and nail. And in particular,
00:06:24.020 they did not want to auto enroll kids. They did not want to automatically create personal
00:06:28.660 investment accounts for all 70 plus million kids in America. And we went round and round. I wrote
00:06:35.860 the legislation to create auto enroll. And there's several reasons for it. One, if you have an opt
00:06:42.820 out instead of an opt-in. If you automatically enroll people and just as the default, you get a
00:06:48.360 much, much higher take-up rate. That is really important. That's important for newborn children.
00:06:54.560 There are about 3.7 million newborn children a year in America. Under the Trump account
00:07:00.340 legislation that I wrote, every one of them gets $1,000 seeded in that account. Well, if you don't
00:07:05.300 auto-enroll it, those kids don't get the $1,000 invested in the stock market. They don't get the
00:07:11.160 compound growth and we want that to start at birth we want to maximize the time that it can
00:07:16.380 compound so that they can they can save and invest and have the the miracle of compound growth but
00:07:23.340 not only that this legislation was specifically drafted so that it can receive charitable
00:07:30.320 contributions we saw that start uh incredibly with michael and susan dell giving six and a
00:07:37.420 quarter billion dollars. What Michael and Susan gave is $250 to every child in America under the
00:07:45.420 age of 10 who lives in a zip code where the median income is $150,000 or less. That works out to
00:07:52.940 about 25 million kids, which they gave the gifts to. Now, before auto-enroll, there were roughly
00:07:58.800 7 million Trump accounts that had been opened. That means about 10% of the kids who were eligible
00:08:04.140 for Trump accounts and affirmatively open them. And I will say it skews in the wrong way because
00:08:08.780 the kids who are most likely to affirmatively open them are wealthier kids or kids whose parents
00:08:14.160 are more financially sophisticated. That is missing the students that we most intended to
00:08:20.740 benefit, which are low-income kids, the kids of a single mom waiting tables, who we wanted to 0.98
00:08:25.680 create an avenue for those kids to be able to accumulate wealth and compounding growth and
00:08:31.360 investment and and to become capitalists to have skin in the game and so auto enroll is important
00:08:39.320 for that but but even more importantly let's take michael and susan dell's gift they're giving
00:08:45.820 250 to 25 million kids well you know what if they're not 25 million trump accounts there's
00:08:50.860 no place for that money to go you've got to open the accounts for the charitable gift to land and
00:08:57.100 And so just a couple of weeks ago, finally, the Treasury Department agreed and did auto-enroll every kid in America.
00:09:04.860 That was a year-long fight.
00:09:06.400 I had been battling with Treasury over and over again.
00:09:09.560 Ultimately, President Trump directed the Treasury Department in unequivocal terms, auto-enroll the kids.
00:09:16.780 That's what the legislation says.
00:09:18.580 Follow the legislation.
00:09:19.480 That was an incredibly important decision.
00:09:22.060 As you know, I was in the Oval Office with the President, with Secretary Scott Bessett, who's been terrific.
00:09:27.100 uh on the announcement of auto enrollment it also meant that now there were the 25 million
00:09:33.700 they're actually more than 70 million accounts so those 25 million kids who are getting the gift
00:09:37.600 from michael and susan dell have an account to receive the 250 but not only that i had another
00:09:44.840 battle with treasury because i pressed treasury very hard that these trump accounts should not
00:09:51.400 only be able to accept cash which is what they're getting from michael and susan dell
00:09:54.900 they should also be able to accept the specific gift of an individual stock a stock that would
00:10:01.640 reside in the trump account and and and that that incentivizes a lot more people to give away to
00:10:09.180 give charity into these these accounts and to be honest when i was fighting for that
00:10:13.280 i envisioned what happened this week i envisioned elon giving a share of spacex to everyone now when
00:10:19.560 treasury treasury issued the opinion again i had to battle with the treasury career lawyers
00:10:23.780 who did not want to do this, but the president directed Treasury to do so, and Treasury did,
00:10:30.100 almost immediately Gwen Shotwell, who was the president and chief operating officer of SpaceX,
00:10:35.920 announced a donation of 2 million shares of SpaceX. That is about a 300 to a 350
00:10:42.300 million dollar charitable gift. That's a huge charitable gift. Well, that was hugely important,
00:10:49.820 and Gwen started it, we now have Elon saying he'll give a share of SpaceX to each of the more
00:10:56.500 than 70 million kids in this country. That is more than $11 billion. That is a big, big deal,
00:11:05.220 and it means every kid suddenly has a stake in seeing the success of SpaceX. SpaceX is deploying
00:11:12.900 launch and is going to the moon and is going to Mars and deploying satellites and innovating.
00:11:19.080 every kid suddenly is now rooting for that success. And when SpaceX succeeds,
00:11:24.460 they succeed. And I'm here right now to predict. We have Michael and Susan Dell with six and a
00:11:31.020 quarter billion. We have Gwen Shotwell with 350 million. We have Elon Musk with 11 billion. We
00:11:36.840 have also Ray Dalio, who's adopted every kid in the state of Connecticut. We have Brad Gerstner,
00:11:44.680 who's adopted kids in the state of Indiana, this is going to be, and they're going to be,
00:11:49.400 I think, both Anthropic and OpenAI are going to give shares to kids so that kids will have a stake
00:11:55.600 in major AI companies. I also think we're going to see shares of Google donated to kids. All of
00:12:02.520 this gives our children a stake in the future of America, and I think when all is said and done,
00:12:09.820 the trump accounts will be the vehicle for the largest philanthropic giving in the history of
00:12:17.400 the united states of america all of which is directed at our kids yeah it's going to be
00:12:22.920 massive and i think it's going to have such an impact and as you said i believe by the way this
00:12:27.620 is probably going to be the tip of the iceberg i think that's what you had been telegraphing for
00:12:32.420 for quite some time and now we're seeing the reality of that that elon is leading the way
00:12:38.320 but many others are probably going to step up and do the exact same thing.
00:12:41.880 And by the way, as you mentioned it on the show, and this should excite people,
00:12:45.800 it may be that somebody who maybe doesn't have as much money as Elon Musk,
00:12:49.540 but has a lot of money, decides to donate shares to every kid in the school system
00:12:53.840 in their community where they grew up, or just in the state where they live, or they were born.
00:12:59.180 Right, so I designed the legislation so you can turn the dials.
00:13:02.660 Look how Michael Dell did it.
00:13:04.060 You can turn them, number one, geographically.
00:13:06.080 you can you can decide to sponsor kids in your state you can decide to sponsor kids
00:13:10.680 down to the zip code level you can also choose ages so for example michael and susan dell chose
00:13:17.620 kids under 10 gwen shotwell specifically chose kids 10 to 18 because dell was giving to the
00:13:24.660 younger kids and she wanted to spread out the benefits like that was a very reasonable and
00:13:28.740 wise decision you can target it age-wise brad gerstner is given to kids i believe
00:13:34.560 under five in Indiana, but you can also target it based on income. So a number of these have done
00:13:41.920 what the Dells did, which is pick zip codes where the median income is $150,000 or less. So,
00:13:47.760 you know, Beverly Hills, really rich neighborhoods don't necessarily need the funds, but
00:13:52.840 neighborhoods where you have kids of lower income, you can target it to them.
00:13:57.400 it can allow massive i mean 11 billion dollars is is an enormous gift but that can be scaled
00:14:06.460 much smaller and by the way two things about the charitable giving into trump accounts
00:14:10.800 one it allows for much smaller gifts so the trump account app is is really cool it's easy to use it
00:14:19.980 was actually joe jebbia who was one of the founders of airbnb who came into the trump
00:14:25.160 administration and has been spending his time helping the the federal government meet the needs
00:14:32.300 of american citizens and he designed the app and i'll say the app if you have not used the trump
00:14:36.600 account app you should it is the most consumer friendly app the federal government has ever
00:14:41.460 produced and it makes it very easy to give to a kid's trump account it produces a qr code
00:14:47.000 and and for little things for a birthday party for a bar mitzvah for a graduation gift
00:14:52.440 instead of of uncles and aunts and friends giving gifts that'll be discarded that no one will care
00:14:58.720 about instead of an ugly sweater you can have people give 25 50 100 bucks to a trump account
00:15:04.880 and that accumulates savings and investment and all of this is invested the stock market remember
00:15:09.560 this is not a savings account this is invested directly in the s&p 500 i think you're going to
00:15:14.660 see a lot of small level gifts micro gifts that will be massive over time but there's also a
00:15:21.740 component so i've talked about michael and susan dell are friends i i admire and respect them a
00:15:27.180 great deal uh they're worth about 200 billion dollars depending on on where dell stock is
00:15:33.260 trading on any given day 200 billion dollars is an enormous amount of money it's not as much as
00:15:38.320 elon has but 200 billion is a lot and and michael and susan are smart and responsible and so they've
00:15:46.160 thought very seriously about how do you dispose of a fortune that massive and and the reality is
00:15:52.540 it's very hard to do that you if you give a charity a billion dollars almost any charity
00:15:59.220 would be swamped by a billion dollars it's too much money for a charity to absorb and and one
00:16:06.180 of the things that excited michael and susan about this is this is infinitely scalable i don't think
00:16:12.320 they're done at six and a quarter billion i think they started with that but the beauty of trump
00:16:16.820 accounts is this can scale up you can give six and a quarter billion you can give 11 billion like
00:16:23.440 elon did you can give 25 billion 50 billion 100 but you could give a trillion dollars to trump
00:16:29.200 accounts and because it's every kid in america it's big enough to absorb it and what's wonderful
00:16:34.920 is there no transaction cost whatever you give goes a hundred percent straight to the accounts
00:16:40.680 and kids begin accumulating and compounding savings,
00:16:44.940 I think you're going to see a number of particularly very, very wealthy individuals
00:16:48.820 giving massive gifts like we've already seen from the Dells and Elon.
00:16:55.040 I think that's just the beginning.
00:16:56.420 And I think we're going to see dozens and hundreds and in time thousands more following down that path.
00:17:02.580 Yeah, I agree with you there.
00:17:03.820 It's a big, big moment for the kids in the future of this country.
00:17:07.620 And as you said, philanthropists who want to get involved.
00:17:10.040 and it's going to pay huge dividends and I got to say well done to Elon Musk for for doing this
00:17:15.620 the way he has it's by the way one of the really cool things so Michael and Susan Dell have been
00:17:20.320 posting on Twitter so they've been getting thank you notes from kids all over the country because
00:17:25.080 the way your Trump account works you get hey you got $250 in uh donated to to you that appeared
00:17:31.960 in your account was invested in the stock market for the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation and so
00:17:36.560 they've been getting kids little kids with crayons writing them thank you notes i mean look giving
00:17:41.680 someone 250 bucks you don't he doesn't know those kids they don't know those kids and it's been
00:17:46.400 great michael and susan have been posting this publicly and it's a beautiful not only do i do i
00:17:51.900 know it really means a lot to them to be thanked by the kids but it also is an encouragement to
00:17:58.580 lots of other people to say hey i would like to to give a gift that really makes a difference in
00:18:03.340 a kid's future. And that outpouring of appreciation is really powerful for encouraging more
00:18:10.520 charitable gifts directly targeting our kids. Yeah. Amen to that. I want to move from that
00:18:15.520 story to one that's very different. And that deals with one of your colleagues from Michigan
00:18:20.640 saying this at the University of Chicago campus, warning conservatives, young conservatives,
00:18:29.380 you do not want to go work in the trump administration because if you do it could
00:18:34.200 have lasting effects on your life here she is at the university of chicago all right but before we
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00:19:47.260 let's play this for everybody. It was, again, a shocking moment at the University of Chicago.
00:19:51.860 their political institute and one of your colleagues said this so that's what i'm saying
00:19:56.920 i want to look at these signature cases and not just focus on the president but on the people who
00:20:02.680 enabled him i want young people coming out of school to say should i go work for the trump
00:20:07.840 administration like that sounds fun i might get an opportunity i want them to be like lord that
00:20:12.700 might be buying myself a ton of problems that i don't want and so let me avoid participating in
00:20:19.540 that i want that deterrence message let's be clear what she's saying senator she's saying 0.88
00:20:24.860 i want to weaponize the government to break people i want to financially ruin and destroy
00:20:30.440 people that go work for donald trump i want good people to be afraid to work anywhere in this
00:20:36.180 administration serving their their fellow man in our government and you better say to yourself
00:20:42.460 this is not a good opportunity for me to go work for the president united states of america
00:20:46.140 this is an opportunity that could land me in jail or bankrupt or indicted or or worse apparently
00:20:52.220 well unfortunately nothing you're saying there is hyperbole none of that is an exaggeration you
00:20:58.900 know elissa slotkin is is a freshman senator she was newly elected from michigan she's a democrat
00:21:03.640 and she styles herself a moderate she tells the voters oh i'm a moderate i'm i'm a reasonable
00:21:09.540 middle-of-the-road democrat she is not this is powerful evidence now elissa slotkin is also
00:21:15.760 actively campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed, who is, he along with James Tallarico are the two most
00:21:23.360 dangerous and radical Senate candidates in the country, and Alyssa Slotkin is happily and
00:21:27.700 enthusiastically supporting El-Sayed. What she is saying here is openly weaponizing the federal
00:21:38.080 government. And understand, she's not saying if someone commits a criminal offense, we're going
00:21:43.220 prosecute them that that's actually a reasonable statement that's a statement i agree with if you
00:21:46.800 commit a criminal offense you should be prosecuted regardless of your of your party she's saying no
00:21:51.480 i want us to go after young people she is targeting kids she's targeting 21 22 year old kids fresh out
00:21:58.960 of college and she's saying if you go take a job in the federal government when the democrats get
00:22:05.460 in power we're going to come after you and by the way what 21 22 year old can defend themselves
00:22:11.080 against a prosecution, against civil liability.
00:22:14.180 I mean, you want to talk about bankrupting kids,
00:22:16.140 and she's very open about it.
00:22:18.000 She wants to deter, she wants college graduates to say,
00:22:21.060 you know what, I'm not going to work for the federal government
00:22:24.060 because the Democrats are going to inflict so much pain.
00:22:31.960 Look at her quote.
00:22:34.360 I want young people coming out of school to say,
00:22:38.140 should I go work for the Trump administration?
00:22:41.080 Like, that sounds fun.
00:22:42.900 I might get an opportunity.
00:22:44.500 I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don't want.
00:22:50.500 So let me avoid participating in that.
00:22:53.580 I want that deterrence message.
00:22:55.860 She's not suggesting anyone committed any crime, did anything wrong.
00:22:58.820 She's just saying, if you go work for them, we are going to punish you.
00:23:03.560 We are going to abuse you. 0.97
00:23:05.000 We are going to use the power of the government to crush you. 0.99
00:23:07.900 I'm going to be honest.
00:23:09.040 I don't know. I don't know anyone else who's made a threat like this. Law professor Jonathan Turley rightly criticized the remarks. He said that she had, quote, said the quiet part out loud. And I think that's right.
00:23:27.960 but but it is it is really open and direct and and look barack obama began the practice of
00:23:38.680 weaponizing the federal government and successfully weaponizing the federal government and and what
00:23:43.260 richard nixon had tried to do when nixon tried to use the federal government to go after his
00:23:49.220 political opponents the system worked and it actually resisted his effort to politicize
00:23:54.300 the federal government well what Nixon tried to do Barack Obama succeeded in doing he look Lois
00:24:01.840 Lerner used the IRS to target conservatives to go after conservatives people people who did things
00:24:07.600 like defended the constitution they made the constitution a key word that if you spoke out
00:24:13.600 in favor of the constitution they would target and persecute you and by the way Lois Lerner was
00:24:19.240 held in contempt of Congress she repeatedly pleaded the fifth and it was open weaponization
00:24:24.840 what Nixon tried to do Obama succeeded in doing and then Biden made it even worse you remember
00:24:30.980 his attorney general Merrick Garland wrote a memo to the FBI directing the FBI to target parents
00:24:38.500 who exercise their first amendment rights and go to school boards and to target them
00:24:42.900 as domestic terrorists again this was weaponization because they didn't want parents
00:24:48.400 speaking out on behalf of their kids. Slotkin is taking it further. We're going to go after kids,
00:24:54.600 and it is a sign of just how radical today's Democrat Party is.
00:25:00.240 When you look at what she said there, how many of your colleagues on the left probably agree
00:25:05.360 with her, just are not willing to say that, as you mentioned earlier, as you're quoting there,
00:25:10.560 the silent part out loud? Look, I don't know of a single one of my Democrat colleagues
00:25:17.820 who's disagreed with her if there has been even one democrat senator who has said
00:25:22.780 alissa was wrong we should not be persecuting kids fresh out of college go work for the federal
00:25:28.900 government if they've said it i haven't seen it and look most of them wouldn't say that out loud
00:25:35.560 but you know what during barack obama not a single democrat senator spoke up and said this is wrong
00:25:41.440 during joe biden not a single democrat senator spoke up and said this is wrong when donald trump
00:25:46.840 was indicted not once not twice not three times but four separate times not even one democrat
00:25:53.020 senator spoke up and said this is wrong when democrat judges ordered that trump be removed
00:25:59.580 from the ballot so the voters couldn't vote for him not a single democrat senator spoke up and
00:26:04.900 said this is wrong by the way those decisions were reversed unanimously by the u.s supreme court and
00:26:10.900 yet every single senate democrat was silent and and listen as radical as they were under obama
00:26:20.120 as even more radical as they became under biden if the democrats if these democrats get power again
00:26:28.600 they will make us long for the days of obama and biden they are so filled with rage
00:26:36.000 listen Alyssa Slotkin is not perceived as one of the more left-wing members of the senate now 1.00
00:26:43.560 her voting record is essentially is but she at least likes to hold herself out as a moderate 0.52
00:26:49.600 and she's perfectly happy saying let's persecute the kids let's punish them let's abuse government
00:26:57.420 power because we hate the other party that is a really really dangerous threshold across
00:27:04.420 yeah it's a great it's a great point we're going to keep covering this story i can promise you as
00:27:08.800 we get closer to election day which brings us to our final story and it deals with what could
00:27:15.040 america look like if we don't get our heads in many ways out of our rear end and i'm referencing
00:27:21.000 what we're watching in france right now i worry senator that we are a lot closer to what we're
00:27:27.060 witnessing in france and and the writing and the looting than people want to admit and i want to
00:27:33.600 get your reaction to that but before we get to that let me talk to you real quick about election
00:27:38.080 day the midterm elections they're here and if the dsa democrats win they'll push a radical socialist
00:27:44.000 agenda and drown president trump in endless investigations we've seen their playbook before
00:27:50.440 they tried impeaching him they tried putting him in prison they've tried everything so don't let
00:27:56.000 them win because if we lose they'll undo everything our movement has fought for i need you to vote
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00:28:36.180 not authorized by any candidate or candidates committee all right senator so let's break down
00:28:41.900 where we are in france it is very interesting to see not only is france not really getting
00:28:47.360 this under control we're now learning that they're going to be other as i would describe them
00:28:51.960 protests and days of raids are being planned not only around France in general but also in Europe
00:28:58.940 and many are concerned the same thing's about to happen here. Well we did a deep dive in Monday's
00:29:05.980 pod into the origins of of the riots in in Paris and France and they are being funded by a global
00:29:12.640 network of the same radical leftists the same Marxist and Islamist who funded the violence
00:29:18.020 here in the united states who funded the black lives matter riots and burning cities across
00:29:22.880 america who funded the anti-semitic protests on college campuses across america who funded the
00:29:28.920 open border protests in cities across america these same radicals including the singham network
00:29:33.920 are funding this uh and and europe is foreshadowing where america is headed
00:29:42.420 europe tragically is committing cultural suicide that they have invited millions of people into
00:29:49.760 europe who don't share their culture who don't share their values who don't share their faith 0.84
00:29:54.820 and who hate the countries they've came into they've come into france has welcomed these 0.92
00:30:01.700 islamists who are burning france and they're angry they're filled with rage and and the thing to 0.66
00:30:08.440 understand is europe i think is about 10 years ahead of america it's showing us if we keep going 0.86
00:30:16.000 down this road we will be right where they are and understand the democrats are a-okay with that
00:30:23.820 have you seen any democrats speaking out against the riots in france to the contrary
00:30:28.720 all right let's take for example roqana now roqana is another democrat he's a democrat
00:30:35.140 congressman from Silicon Valley, actually, elected out of California. And just like Alyssa Slotkin,
00:30:41.120 when he ran, he held himself out as a moderate. He held himself out as not a left-winger,
00:30:45.760 but a moderate. Here's what Ro Khanna tweeted. I want to read the whole thing to you.
00:30:51.040 From the high schools of France to the streets of Madrid to the universities of Tirana,
00:30:57.940 young people are telling their governments the same thing. In an age of massive wealth inequality,
00:31:05.140 they want a future they can believe in. In France students and teachers are asking for safe schools
00:31:12.520 enough teachers and smaller classes. In Spain for affordable rent and housing. In Albania for good
00:31:21.460 jobs and an end to corruption. J.D. Vance says this is what happens when a nation lets too many
00:31:27.920 immigrants from the global south. He is not just morally wrong but misreading the moment.
00:31:35.140 This is what happens when nations let wealth and power accumulate in the hands of a few.
00:31:41.200 This is what happens when young people lose hope in their future.
00:31:46.440 In America, let us listen to our young.
00:31:50.500 We need an economic and political transformation.
00:31:55.280 America's next New Deal.
00:31:57.520 now this is a supposed moderate who's embracing he's lying about what's happening uh in in france
00:32:06.600 he's claiming it is a student uprising when you see adults you see islamists you see people waving
00:32:12.160 palestinian flags you see communists waving communist banners but you know one of the 0.76
00:32:17.080 most ironic things about rocanna's tweet what is the utter hypocrisy ben do you know how much
00:32:24.920 ro-kanna is personally worth i'm gonna guess decent seven figures oh no no no no no you are
00:32:32.920 way way off it's not seven figures it's not eight figures it is nine figures i just typed into google
00:32:39.980 how much is ro-kanna worth and here's the answer u.s representative ro-kanna has an estimated net
00:32:46.960 worth ranging from approximately $230 million to over $340 million. So this is a guy who's worth
00:32:58.780 a third of a billion dollars, who is lecturing these riots in France are because of the
00:33:05.980 accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few. Well, Ro, I got a suggestion. Why don't you take
00:33:11.160 your 340 million dollars and maybe give a million dollars to 340 of your neighbors why do you need
00:33:17.220 okay 339 you can keep one for yourself and give the rest of it away because you're happy to support
00:33:23.780 the communists but yet amazingly you exempt yourself from the consequences of this the
00:33:30.080 utter hypocrisy and you see this on the left over and over and over again 340 million dollars is a
00:33:37.780 lot of money and yet without a hint of chagrin without a hint of embarrassment he blasts the
00:33:48.320 accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few that's today's democrat party it really is and
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