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I um I still have a show though, right? | |
Okay, you go. | ||
Yesterday, after threats from Trump's FCC chair, ABC yanked Kimmel off the air indefinitely. | ||
That is blatant censorship. | ||
And it always starts small. | ||
You know, remember, like in week one of his presidency, Gulf of America. | ||
Call it Gulf of America. | ||
Sure, seems harmless, but with an autocrat, you cannot give an inch. | ||
And if ABC thinks, if ABC thinks that this is going to satisfy the regime, they are woefully naive. | ||
And clearly they've never read the children's book, if you give a mouse a kimmel. | ||
And and and to Jimmy, and to Jimmy, just let me say, I stand with you and your staff 100%. | ||
And also, you couldn't let me enjoy this for like one week. | ||
Just come on. | ||
Free speech is baked into American identity, possibly more than anything else I can think of. | ||
Um, and it's not so everybody understands that freedom of speech is is part of who we are. | ||
It's the way we do the things that we do. | ||
Most everybody's believes in it very, very strongly. | ||
That's why you're seeing the guys on the right coming out against this. | ||
I think Trump has a problem in that he continually goes after the things that people were motivated to support him in the first place. | ||
You know, the same guys that were criticizing him yesterday on the free speech crackdown uh and the censorship were the same people who were criticizing him on the Epstein files just a couple weeks ago. | ||
Now all of those voices got tamps down very quickly on the right after a couple of days of people speaking out. | ||
I assume that that is what will happen here. | ||
But there's only so many times that you can keep attacking the very principles that people supported you for um before they're going to start noticing that you don't have any principles. | ||
And I guess we're not going to be able to do that. | ||
I mean, I think you don't think so. | ||
I mean, not for the diehards. | ||
I don't know. | ||
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I mean, that seems like an optimistic take on reality, but I don't know. | |
I mean, I think mostly people like to smash their enemies more than they care about the principle of free speech. | ||
Like I think that's all our experience. | ||
I think that the last 10 years. | ||
And we have the president suggesting he's gonna declare Antifa, whatever that really is, as a terrorist group, something he actually can't do if it's in the United States. | ||
Take this all together here. | ||
This seems like it is a a systemic, a planned crackdown, and one that seems to be very, very dangerous. | ||
Right. | ||
In our political vernacular, there's a term that gets bandied about to describe repression, which is McCarthyism. | ||
And I think it's worth comparing the repression that happened in the late 1940s and the 1950s to what's happening now. | ||
In the 1950s, over the course of a decade, 10,000 people lost their jobs. | ||
Here, in the course of a week, uh it seems as if, according to reporting, more than a thousand people lost their jobs. | ||
It took years for the uh the the McCarthyites to bring Hollywood to heel. | ||
Here it seems like it happened in an absolute flash. | ||
And it's because the state is at the center of the repression, not some uh, you know, uh not some drunken uh senator uh on a rage uh on a rampage and some other up-and-coming ambitious politicians exploiting an issue. | ||
And if I you know, I think about Project 2025 and how that provided a roadmap to remaking the kind of the the mechanics, the plumbing of of the federal government in order to achieve all sorts of long-standing conservative goals, but also to uh engage in a form of culture war. | ||
And you know, when we look at what's happened, not just to the entertainment industry, not just the threats that have been in an actual punishment that's been inflicted on media, you look at what's happened to the university and the fact that uh that the these uh that the president of Texas AM was just fired this week, uh that we uh over a controversy where a professor was fired. | ||
You look at the fact that there is a federal monitor now installed at Columbia University, and that there are all these other threats being wielded against other institutions, and you compile you can you add that to the way in which the state as uh this font of knowledge has been reshaped in order to present only good news that the leader likes. | ||
And you you take that together as an aggregate uh impression of where we're at in merely the first couple months of this administration, and you think about the years ahead of us, and you compare that to what uh happened during the McCarthy era, you'd say we've we've survived, you know, a decade of McCarthyism in a very, very short period of time, and there's a lot of runway left. | ||
I mean, there was something in Semaphore today where I talked about the origin story of one um person in the Trump White House being that he was kicked off the Gawker comments. | ||
Yes, and Gawk, you know, that it just was like it was a really big part of it. | ||
One of the biggest brains for the far right right now, his name's Mike Benz, and his whole thing started because he was kicked off of YouTube in 2018, 2019 for being a you know, far right sort of agitator, racist flogger. | ||
And so, like, this is the origin story of so many of these people. | ||
And so I don't think that we can I think we have to absolutely talk about it. | ||
Is retribution for them. | ||
It is not the idea of like, well, be careful what happens when they are. | ||
No, it's not hypocrisy, it's retribution. | ||
Exactly. | ||
And they do they remember what they think happened to them when the other people were in power, and now they're getting their just desserts, and it's tasty. | ||
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Uh that's something that should be talking about for licensing too. | |
When you have a network and you have evening shows, and all they do is hit Trump. | ||
That's all they do. | ||
If you go back, I guess they haven't had a conservative one in years or something. | ||
So I said, But when you go back and take a look, all they do is shoot Trump. | ||
They're license. | ||
They're not allowed to do that. | ||
They're an arm of the Democrat Party. | ||
Thanks, everybody. | ||
That's one of the most outrageous affronts on this. | ||
This is North Korea-style stuff. | ||
And and it's being done because this is a weak, thin-skinned man who's failing as a president. | ||
All of the things he promised are not happening, and this is exactly what dictators do. | ||
This it's a it's our most cherished freedom to point out very clearly. | ||
This is a terrible president and a terrible human being who is doing nothing to improve the lives of Minnesotans, and who continues to have this double standard. | ||
What we're seeing from this administration is a frontal assault. | ||
Unapologetic. | ||
On one of the most cherished freedoms we have, the one that we celebrate arguably the most, the freedom to speak out and criticize the very government we elect to represent us without fear of being crushed or bullied or threatened. | ||
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. | ||
Pray for our enemies. | ||
Because we're going medieval on these people. | ||
Here's one time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people. | ||
The people have had a belly full of it. | ||
I know you don't like hearing that. | ||
I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not gonna stop it. | ||
It's going to happen. | ||
And where do people like that go to share the big line? | ||
MAGA media. | ||
I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. | ||
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? | ||
If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. | ||
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War room. | |
Here's your host, Stephen K. Banner. | ||
It's Friday, 19th September in the year of our Lord 2025. | ||
Do you remember their big crocodile tears, the big crocodile tears and their love of the first amendment when they were banning President Trump and uh all of his acolytes, all the leaders of the MAGA movement, and many of you in the MAGA movement they didn't like what they saw? | ||
Did you remember their crocodile tears? | ||
Uh well, no, you don't because they didn't shut them. | ||
Ben Smith said it, hey, we have the power and we're gonna do it. | ||
You guys have no, is and it's not open for debate. | ||
I don't want to be oh, free speech. | ||
They're in full total meltdown about Jimmy Kimball, one of the biggest scumbags around, who tried to smear, who did smear, right? | ||
The this movement uh in the memory of Charlie Kirk with what he said on the show that because dog could get away with it. | ||
Well, now he's gone. | ||
Okay, there's gonna be a lot more gone. | ||
That's what they're worried about. | ||
They're worried about their jobs. | ||
Uh in this crew at CBS, Ellison and this crowd that just bought it. | ||
I don't know why Stephen Colbert, he loses 40 million bucks a year. | ||
That show cost a hundred million dollars a year to produce. | ||
Hello. | ||
A hundred million dollars a year to produce. | ||
It's incredible. | ||
I think they bring in 60 in revenue. | ||
Uh, and yes, we're gonna start talking, we're gonna start talking to the sponsors next week because this thing's gotta be shut down. | ||
Ellison right now should pull the plug. | ||
It's a they should be sued immediately by the Justice Department and not just talk about oh, there it's a front for the Democratic organization. | ||
We have that. | ||
It's a contribution in kind, an in-kind contribution. | ||
If you look at Colbert and you figure, hey, on average, let's say we lost 40 million bucks for the last 10 years. | ||
I'm just taking what the current number is, it may be less, but just this is rough math. | ||
That's a 400 million dollar, 400 million dollar donation to the Democratic Party because he never has conservatives on. | ||
If he has it, Republicans has Liz Cheney. | ||
They beat down President Trump and the MAGA movement every day. | ||
Well, hey, guess what? | ||
We're in charge now. | ||
And this is my whole point about a maximalist strategy, seize the institutions and have a sense of urgency. | ||
Has to be done today, not tomorrow. | ||
Today, today, today. | ||
Action, action, action. | ||
And finally, they got Kimmel off the air, uh, right? | ||
We got Colbert eventually fired, but he should be removed immediately by CBS's manager. | ||
Don't worry about managing TikTok today. | ||
Worry about getting rid of Colbert. | ||
Just tell him he said, hey, look, we'll pay your contract out. | ||
You're gonna lose a lot less than 40 million dollars. | ||
Pay his contract down and shut it all down. | ||
And I love the fact that the folks around him that have been that have been perpetrating this evil, the staff and the rightists, all that, I have no uh remorse whatsoever, those guys losing their job. | ||
And as you know, populist nationalists, we hate folks when that we hate it when folks lose their jobs, but they have basically supported evil, evil for years. | ||
So payback is out, call it what you want. | ||
Retribution, revenge, we just call it common sense. | ||
The days of you guys being in charge are over. | ||
And we're taking every step to make sure that you can't reverse it. | ||
This is the key thing. | ||
This is why you have to move with a lack. | ||
We have to have maximalist position. | ||
We have to move a sense of urgency and seize the institutions and make it so they can never reverse it. | ||
So even if they're to steal elections in the future, which is the only way they get in office, like in 2020, if they're able to steal elections, um, that uh they can't reverse what President Trump is doing. | ||
Okay, huge events happening overnight, a big scalp down in Texas by Brian Harrison. | ||
Let's play. | ||
We got a short clip on bringing Brother Harrison. | ||
Let's play it. | ||
Video circulating online showed a student objecting to a professor's teachings. | ||
That professor was soon fired amid pressure from Republican lawmakers, including the state's governor. | ||
Still, the university's president, Mark Welsh, continued to face backlash for his handling of the issue. | ||
Welsh is now expected to step down today. | ||
Brian Harrison, once again, you got us five seats. | ||
You, sir, and the group that you work with, these great MAGA grassroots of Texas that are saving Texas and therefore saving the Republic. | ||
You went to work on this, you didn't want a professor. | ||
You know, Abbott's a tough guy. | ||
He's getting these students. | ||
Yeah, the students ought to go, but he's like making a big deal of Texas Tech, these other places. | ||
I got this student, got this student. | ||
He is gutless like he's always been. | ||
It was Brian Harrison. | ||
And to back that up, the Daily Mail put you up as the lead story last night, sir, overnight of taking down the president of Texas AM. | ||
Tell us how you did it. | ||
Well, by joining arms with millions of grassroots patriots across Texas and with the uh the across America, including the posse. | ||
I mean, look, there was nobody when I called for President Welsh to be fired nine months ago, and for the entirety of the issue, do you know exactly how many elected Republicans were willing to help call for uh the uh leftist former Barack Obama official to be fired from his position as Texas AM University up until about two days ago? | ||
Zero. | ||
I was totally and completely alone in the Texas government standing up and saying, No, I'm sick and tired of leftist progressives running some of our most cherished institutions, including my alma mater, Texas AM. | ||
I love Texas AM. | ||
I want it restored to its pre-woke glory. | ||
But if it weren't for the people um locking arms with me with social media and regular media, and by the way, everybody in Austin told me they were this critics were screaming, oh, you gotta follow the proper channel. | ||
You can't just go air all this in the media. | ||
You need to go have some closed door meetings. | ||
You know what? | ||
Let me say something. | ||
If we had if I had conducted business as usual, the way these weak need liberal rhino hack establishment uniparty folks who've been controlling the Texas government for decades, far too long. | ||
If I had conducted myself and handled this problem the way they wanted me to, Mark Welsh would be president of Texas AM today. | ||
That leftist progressor, transgender indoctrinator, she would still be indoctrinating students at Texas CNN. | ||
But you're right, I'm tired of calling for the little victories. | ||
You know, Greg Abbott finally came in after I raised so much hell about this and said, fire the professor. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
We're indoctrinating kids all across the Texas AM university system. | ||
What you're gonna pin this on one professor and call it a day, give me a break. | ||
Here's the thing that I was most shocked to learn, Steve, after serving as a senior member of President Trump's first administration and helping to get rid of DEI at the federal level. | ||
When I got elected down here in Texas, nothing could have prepared me for the shock to learn that number one, Democrats run the show in Austin. | ||
And a bunch of them, by the way, that self-identify as Republicans. | ||
But number two, the Texas government might well be the biggest funder of DEI and this woke leftist transgender indoctrination in America. | ||
And it's time for that to stop. | ||
And I think we're looking at big progress yesterday. | ||
Hang on, I want to get into the details of that. | ||
But as goes Texas, so goes the nation. | ||
As goes the nation, so goes the world. | ||
This is why we have to have a MAGA revolution, a real revolution down in Texas and get rid of these gutless wimps that are in charge. | ||
You're gonna find out what they're doing with this dangerous radical uh ideology in the great lone star state next in the war room. | ||
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Okay, Brian Harrison. | ||
So the um was it Ken Klippenstein has a uh two pieces he put up on Substack. | ||
One is from April, where he defines what nihilistic violent extremists NVEs are. | ||
And then he's got a massive scoop coming out of the FBI that they're designating these transgender groups, these militias and others as immediately as NVEs for detailed investigations. | ||
Also, that will be part of, as you know, when the designation for Antifa and its affiliates as uh a major terrorist organization. | ||
Of course, everybody saw in the cold up, well, it's domestic, you can't do domestic. | ||
Yo, dude, write it down. | ||
Major terrorist organization, right? | ||
Antifa's from Europe. | ||
Oh, there's just, you know, they're so they're anarchists, they're not combined. | ||
That is the surface level. | ||
That's the foot soldiers. | ||
But it's very organized, and we're gonna get to the very organization, including media partners. | ||
Yes, you're gonna see PERP walked out eventually helping terrorist organization, their media partners, and also all these a lot of these highfalutin NGOs. | ||
Oh, yes, oh yes, oh yes. | ||
But that's why we need to take action. | ||
Enough screwing around and no more comer investigation. | ||
We're gonna have in a minute. | ||
Mark Mitchell's gonna join us. | ||
Comer's trying to start over again. | ||
Mark Mitchell, we support him, but we gotta see some action. | ||
We're gonna get to that in a minute, these cesspools that Comer's gonna have before him. | ||
So, Brian Harrison, pull it back from the top. | ||
You sent us the other day something from Texas State, where they teach on the taxpayers of the great state of Texas, and everything those folks in Texas have been through to create that great state. | ||
They teach what um transgender ideology resistance, the resistance movement that that has led to things like the assassination of Charlie Kirk. | ||
Um walk me through this. | ||
How could this be so embedded in our greatest state in the union in MAGA's biggest state, sir? | ||
This the sad, shocking, and infuriating answer is because of these so-called Republicans that have been leading the Texas government for quite frankly far too long. | ||
I mean, people ask me all the time, where does this indoctrination come from? | ||
Where do these ideas get into these young people's heads that lead them to do things like what we saw with the assassination with with Charlie Kirk, clearly now an act of trans violence? | ||
And the answer is is as true as it is infuriating, and it should make everyone's blood boil like I know it makes mine and yours, Steve. | ||
The taxpayers, the taxpayers of America and the taxpayers here in Texas, it's them. | ||
They have their gut the money. | ||
We're taxing Texans out of our homes. | ||
And then the so-called Republican government here in Texas is weaponizing that money against Texans, against their children, and against their values by indoctrinating and inculcating an entire generation into this diversity, equity, and inclusion nonsense is transgender indoctrination and ideology. | ||
And this is going to shock people. | ||
The problems that I exposed at Texas AM, that's not an isolated event. | ||
It's all throughout the entire Texas AM university system, but also every public university in the state of Texas has some type of DEI and transgender indoctrination. | ||
Most of our public universities, you can get not just one class, Steve, an entire undergraduate course of study, a minor in LGBT, transgender studies and Texas State University. | ||
You know, there's a viral video went around of a kid, and it was disgusting, vulgar uh display him mocking Charlie Kirk's death. | ||
But so all the elected Republican leadership, including our governor, like expel the student. | ||
And I'm like, I'm sorry. | ||
That's a distraction. | ||
Sure, expel the students. | ||
But the bigger problem is Texas State University is indoctrinating countless more just like him, and they're using tax dollars to do it. | ||
By the way, Abbott, correct me if I'm wrong. | ||
Abbott's social media's team on one of the students, I think it was the young woman at Texas Tech, he put FAFO. | ||
I'm like, he's a biggest, like you know, a Texas Ranger coming in. | ||
It's unbelievable. | ||
These guys think they're big shots for kicking these kids out. | ||
Of course, the kids ought to be kicked out, no doubt about that. | ||
However, you gotta go to the railhead of the rot, and that's in the university system. | ||
That's on these boards. | ||
That's people that have known it, uh, have been told to stop it, and it hasn't stopped, it gets perpetuated, and it's because of the gutless nature of the senior folks in Texas politics, as we've seen time and time again. | ||
Only when they put a band and nudge them in the back are they gonna do anything. | ||
Other than that, they're gonna give you happy talk on Fox of all the stuff they're doing. | ||
Go ahead. | ||
Go ahead, sir. | ||
No, that they're acting, they're acting all big and tough by going after these kids. | ||
And of course, the kids probably should be expelled in some of these F-A-F-O. | ||
Are you kidding me, Governor Abbott? | ||
Every single region, every single chance single chancellor, every single president, every single indoctrinating professor was hired directly or indirectly by you or one of your political appointees. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
The rot starts at the top here in the state of Texas, and every single indoctrinator, every single leftist progressive running every public university or every state agency in Texas, just about was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott. | ||
And quite frankly, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and the Texas Senate nor the Texas House have expressed one ounce of interest in cutting off the phones for leftist liberal indoctrination. | ||
And in fact, they've been appointing leftist progressive Barack Obama officials all across the state of Texas for years, and they've refused every call to bring us back and finally let us defund all of this woke nonsense. | ||
Texas should be leading the fight against woke leftist indoctrination, not forcing taxpayers to be taxed out of their homes to subsidize the destruction and the cancerous rot uh indoctrinating the next generation. | ||
But that's exactly what's happening down here. | ||
Okay, you had a saddle up last week on this video, and uh and people put their shoulders to the wheel. | ||
We got a scalp, a big one. | ||
Uh, what's next? | ||
What do you what do you need this audience to do today, today, today, today? | ||
Because this is all about taking it on it's only gonna change if if if if the if the grassroots take action. | ||
So, what do we do, sir? | ||
So, two things one uh with the executive branch and one with the legislative branch. | ||
Go back because the posse, by the way, every one of you that made a phone call or an email from my let me say it to you directly. | ||
Thank you. | ||
We couldn't have gotten that victory without your help, but keep it up, okay. | ||
Um, the governor, governor of Texas, appoints all of the leadership in these universities. | ||
He needs to be told right now. | ||
Um, you uh call us back for a special session. | ||
I've been demanding him do this publicly and in writing for months. | ||
He refuses. | ||
Bring us back for a special session and order us to defund every public university and every state agency that's uh using taxpayer money for woke indoctrination. | ||
And then number two, because you've now seen it, they've got the power. | ||
If we can fire the president of Texas AM just by uh political pressure, you know what? | ||
Every other leftist indoctrinating chancellor and president of every public university that's still engaged in transgender indoctrination. | ||
Your cover's been blown, man. | ||
We know you got the power to fire them. | ||
Fire them immediately, and every other taxpayer-funded official engage in indoctrination. | ||
And then to Dan Patrick and the leaders of the Texas House and the Texas Senate, assuming the governor calls us back. | ||
Stop defeating every piece of legislation to ban DEI and transgender indoctrination. | ||
Stop passing fake bills that actually authorized instead of ban a woke leftist indoctrination. | ||
Stand up, be the Republicans that 30 million Texans are voting for and demand and deserve. | ||
They want bold Republican leadership. | ||
They deserve bold Republican leadership. | ||
We have the power here in the state of Texas to save not just America but the future of Western civilization. | ||
But we can't do it if we are funding the very ideologies that Charlie Kirk, God bless his soul and his family, dedicated his life to defeating. | ||
But that's exactly what's going on down here in God's country. | ||
Texans deserve better. | ||
Americans deserve better. | ||
Harrison, where they go to your uh always on fire Twitter feed, sir. | ||
Yeah, without the without this XP, guys, this wouldn't have been possible. | ||
Um we cover more than all the media in Texas combined, and the grassroots likening, amplifying it made all the difference here at Brian E. Harrison. | ||
Please take two seconds. | ||
Go to Twitter or X at Brian E. Harrison, at Brian E. Harrison. | ||
Follow, like, share, and amplify. | ||
We are gonna save this country by saving the state of Texas and every one of you watching right now. | ||
You can play an instrumental and material role in protecting liberty and freedom for the next generation. | ||
Thank you, brother. | ||
Great work. | ||
Nice work, great work. | ||
Amazing. | ||
War impossible. | ||
We need a special assessment. | ||
We need to defund and fire. | ||
How about that? | ||
We'll keep it simple, Donna, Texas. | ||
I'll get you some numbers. | ||
We'll start making some calls today. | ||
Um Mark Mitchell joins us, the pollster over at Rasmussen. | ||
Mark, you had these amazing insights the other day about Reddit. | ||
And voila. | ||
Next thing you know, we're gonna have a hearing on Capitol Hill. | ||
And look, I've been on Comer, but hey, God bless you. | ||
If this is where you go on, so walk me through first off, what exactly has been announced? | ||
Uh Congressman Comer, uh head of oversight has announced uh what specifically. | ||
Well, first I just want to step back and say, Steve, how long are you gonna keep playing MSNBC Cold Opens? | ||
I went and checked while I was watching those scumbags, and their their website is ranked 885 in the U.S. It's ranked between babylist.com and a gay hentai site. | ||
And I just looked in Citizen Free Press, Kane has uh the 690th rank in the U.S. They're literally irrelevant. | ||
Uh I don't think anybody should care at all about these people getting fired. | ||
I think it's beautiful. | ||
Because now, because ABC Disney got political, the right boycotted them. | ||
Now you fire Jimmy Kimmel and the left boycotts him. | ||
It's awesome. | ||
Like burn these assholes to the ground. | ||
Like uh and I'll also tell you that listen, if this was a fascist crackdown, like they want to admit the lies aren't gonna stop. | ||
They're gonna call Trump a fascist. | ||
Well, guess what? | ||
In four days, Trump approval, his net approval is up 10 points right now. | ||
Trump is plus seven. | ||
We haven't seen that level since the middle of June. | ||
So if this is a fashion. | ||
Oh, hang on, hang on. | ||
Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. | ||
That's the biggest bounce and pop I think we've had. | ||
How did that how did the 10-point, what was the 10-point pop? | ||
This is over the last week in the trend line. | ||
Yeah, tell Cameron to go to my Twitter feed. | ||
It looks ridiculous. | ||
I just put a chart up. | ||
It's it's insane. | ||
Yeah, like people absolutely are piling behind Trump right now. | ||
And I think like we talked about, it's because people are reprioritizing. | ||
They're like, man, something's going on. | ||
Maybe I should just bury those hatchets and get in line behind a leader. | ||
And so the Democrats know this. | ||
Ram Emanuel knows this. | ||
Don't ever let a crisis go to waste. | ||
The Democrats would be pushing through aggressive action right now. | ||
And look, the the Trump administration is starting to do it too. | ||
And this is how things change. | ||
This is what strong leadership is. | ||
Okay, hang on for a second. | ||
Mark Mitchell's gonna stick with this. | ||
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I don't come here, you know, there are other people hawk gold all the time. | ||
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We have done analytics and historical analysis and trend analysis and pattern recognition to show you why gold has been a uh a hedge against times of financial turbulence for 5,000 years. | ||
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Something we started four years ago with uh with Birch Gold to kind of teach people why why gold is gold. | ||
And look, the great news is Philip Patrick and I are not gold bugs at all. | ||
We came out of investment banking in a very different, very different mentality. | ||
But uh, you know, times have changed and things have changed. | ||
That's what we thought is very important, particularly to teach you about the dollar, the US dollar as the prime reserve currency, which is a fiat currency since it's you know has not been backed by gold by a long time. | ||
I guess the green banks haven't been backed by gold since the civil war. | ||
Um, up on I think we got it on Getter just put up Ray Dahlia. | ||
And look, Ray Dahlia is not my total cup of tea, made a ton of money in China in business with the Chinese Communist Party, runs the biggest or used to run the biggest hedge for the uh hedge fund in the world, Bridgewater, but very smart investor. | ||
He just came out and you ought to read the article that's out. | ||
He's saying that, you know, check, you know, all these fiat currencies, you got to really drill down, and maybe one of the best things you can do is look at gold, the you know, the acquisition of gold for your financial future. | ||
Don't take it from me. | ||
Read his piece and then go to Birch Gold. | ||
What you should do is get as much information as possible about all this, then you make the decisions, okay? | ||
And we got a lot more coming out of that, and hopefully, maybe even a conference sometime in October or November, get you all there. | ||
So uh I want to go back uh uh because are you telling me basically from the time that Charlie got uh the assassination to essentially today, there's been a 10-point rise uh in President Trump's uh numbers? | ||
Is that because of just his leadership and his no nonsense approach and and the radical nature of these enemies that the the enemies of the United States, both foreign and domestic? | ||
Charlie Kirk was shot nine days ago now, and the first thing we saw was right direction plunge. | ||
It's been between 45 and 50 percent for most of Trump's second term, which is just fanatically unprecedented. | ||
We never seen anything like that before. | ||
It dropped from 45 to 40, and it looks like it's on the way back up to 42. | ||
That was the gut punch. | ||
That was people like what what's going on? | ||
It was a drop of seven points of Republican right direction, six points of independence. | ||
Democrats went up a little, but I don't think it's because they like that Charlie Kirk was assassinated. | ||
Only in the last four days has Trump approval gone up. | ||
So I think it's a reaction, maybe it's a delayed reaction, or it's a reaction to the action and the way that he's framing these things. | ||
And if you can look at that chart, everybody watching right now, that red line, that bright red line that is Trump is in very unprecedented territories because presidents come in. | ||
I have the last four presidencies up here. | ||
They come in, and the summer is usually where the buyer's remorse and delusionment sets in. | ||
And Trump's number net plus seven right now. | ||
We don't have a single data point at all, like anywhere past June, July in any of the other presidencies. | ||
So this is new. | ||
Normally, presidents are getting beat up right now, and right now Donald Trump is taking aggressive action to crack down on domestic terrorists, and it would Appear that America is cheering. | ||
And this is the problem we find ourselves in. | ||
Because I wasn't sure if they were going to keep lying. | ||
There, they are businesses. | ||
You were talking about that. | ||
They lose a significant amount of money. | ||
Like, look at the propagandists at 538 and how much money that the New York Times and Disney threw into that black hole of propaganda and information gatekeeping, and they finally just shut it down. | ||
They didn't fix it. | ||
And I thought, well, maybe after this, MSNBC is finally going to have to change and tell the truth. | ||
Maybe all these people on the networks are not going to do it. | ||
For some reason, we don't know, they can't. | ||
They're just they can't. | ||
So they're going to die. | ||
We're watching them die. | ||
All these hosts are getting fired. | ||
They're rebranding these websites. | ||
The ratings are plunging right now. | ||
The last time I looked multiple times, combined CNN and Fox News or combined CNN and MSC, MBC, prime time viewership in the demo was less than half of Fox News combined. | ||
And now we're hearing talk about well, maybe some of these networks will be taken over and turned into conservative leaning things. | ||
So they're all dying. | ||
But the problem is that the internet stole a march on America. | ||
And that's the problem. | ||
It's that there's really a political battle between the right and the left and their lies, and the right is winning right now, as anybody who goes to Twitter can see. | ||
The predominant narrative now has completely been replaced by common sense, like pro-maga agenda type things. | ||
Like, nope, we can't have mentally deranged people getting surgically surgically altered as minors on the taxpayer dollar. | ||
No, we shouldn't have like violent narco-terrorists flooding across our border. | ||
And that's good, but the problem is that there's another battle, and that's the battle for the mind of our kids and for this fourth turning. | ||
And what is society gonna look like and how is it going to reform itself? | ||
And if society is reformed based on the current set of values owned by the 18 to 29-year-olds, mostly Zoomers, then we're in real trouble. | ||
Like it is messed up out there, and that's the people that are gonna come in front of Congress and get raked over the coals. | ||
Hopefully, I don't even know. | ||
Most of these people are septuagenarians. | ||
They might not even understand the right things to ask. | ||
I want to bifurcate that because I think, and I keep saying this, I think there's segments of the 18 to 30 year olds that are the most based generation this country's ever had, and I think the salvation of this nation lies in there. | ||
It's how you help it grow, it's how you nurture it. | ||
Charlie saw an aspect of it. | ||
There's also a broader aspect of that. | ||
I think that's where this fight's gonna be as they they step up and take you know entry-level leadership jobs and then work up the uh work up the food chain. | ||
Hang on, I'm sorry. | ||
But I want to go to when you say Zoomers are messed up overall, I want to go because you brought up the CESPO. | ||
The internet's got a lot of positive stuff to it, it's also got a dark underbelly. | ||
And talk about the companies, talk about Reddit. | ||
Why why is why is uh comers uh you know hearing bringing these CEOs in there, and hopefully it's a star chamber. | ||
Uh, but talk to us about Reddit, because I think people were shocked the other day, because a lot of people remember Reddit, you know, in in 16 with the Donald and I think Great Awakening, it was the Donald Great Awakening, the Pepe's were all there. | ||
This is you know, Cernovich, this is how we know you had Facebook and you had this uh you had these sites uh that were kind of in Reddit, Reddit chat rooms that were quite important at the time uh for the get the Trump movement out because Trump didn't have a lot of money. | ||
I mean, this is what we knew at Breitbart. | ||
This is one of the things we looked at after Gamergate, that there was a real you know disassociation with young men, young men had felt like they weren't being listened to, they weren't part of the process, and that's really one of the great driving force powers of the uh of the Trump uh the years 15 and 16, all the way to the presidency, sir. | ||
Yeah, I agree with you 100%. | ||
What would our society look like right now if Reddit hadn't banned the Donald? | ||
That's the problem is that I agree with you that there are a big chunk of these people who are based, and I think they're powerful leaders, they're willing to take action, and a lot of them are just playing video games right now because society is in a horrible state. | ||
But this is the battle that's been playing out, that's what I'm talking about. | ||
It's everybody knows about the public school teachers, everybody knows about captured academia, but the problem is is that the the boot of Marxism has been on the throat of the free market of ideas. | ||
The the these ideas win in a free market. | ||
The the fact that The Donald Rose to supremacy on uh the free speech outpost at the time, Reddit, I think proves it. | ||
And the way in which YouTubeers rebelled against big media, like turning Star Wars and Marvel gay and and making horrible content. | ||
That was a culture war that was actually won before Donald Trump got into the White House for a second time. | ||
A lot of people don't talk about this. | ||
So this is a battleground. | ||
But the problem is is that they're have like I said, I called it a monoculture. | ||
That's the problem. | ||
Is that okay? | ||
Well, how did you get to Charlie Kirk? | ||
How did you become a conservative? | ||
Were you raised? | ||
You had good parents, that's fine. | ||
Most of the people did not grow up like me or you. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
I didn't have the internet. | ||
I grew up playing stick ball. | ||
I went to Boy Scouts. | ||
There were men who mentored me. | ||
I went to church. | ||
Everybody went to church. | ||
I had a two-parent household and was instilled with Christian values. | ||
And I worked hard and I wanted a job and I wanted to date women. | ||
It's like absolutely wild. | ||
Now I also grew up with the internet. | ||
And I know what these kids are seeing is that they're their families are broken, their teachers are weirdos at best, groomers at worst in many instances. | ||
Um the entertainment that they see, they're exposed to it way too soon. | ||
You see six-year-olds going to like movies that are made for uh like late teenagers all the time, right? | ||
And then and then they go on internet, uh, the parents not watching them, they're immediately on TikTok, then they get on YouTube. | ||
There's really no age filters for any of this stuff, and their mind is being crafted by an algorithm. | ||
Then they you know, they get their teenage friends, they want to what is what's everybody doing? | ||
Everybody's playing Minecraft, everybody's playing Fortnite. | ||
Oh, they're all gonna use Discord and they're all gonna chat together. | ||
And oh, this person has provocative things to say. | ||
Oh, that's fun. | ||
I'm gonna follow them, and they build communities, and then they wind up in Discord chats. | ||
That turns into going to Reddit. | ||
They they go under Reddit, and all of a sudden they hear about things like transgenderism and who's teaching these kids about transgenderism. | ||
It's people on meds, it's 35-year-old uh like groomers. | ||
It's it's people who um uh we've had a society that's been fractured by individualism, kinks, niches, perversion in many cases, and now you you know, Steam too. | ||
Again, I don't think Steam, I think Steam is the cleanest dirty shirt here. | ||
Steam is just a marketplace for video games, but it also has a community, but it's big. | ||
Everybody pretty much has a Steam account, and that's like okay. | ||
I'm if I'm going to play video games on my computer, then I'm going to be exposed to a culture that has been purifying itself. | ||
They went after the gamers, remember back in Gamergate. | ||
The gaming industry is much bigger than the movie industry, and it was pretty right. | ||
It was pretty right. | ||
It wasn't political, but if you went on video game chats in, you know, 2006 or 2008, you were gonna hear a lot of hard, hard right stuff. | ||
Well, they completely feminized that. | ||
All the video game developers now have been infested by woke to the point where they're actually shutting down because they can't even put good content out. | ||
The fact that this, like, I don't know how many tens of billions of dollars the video game industry is, but these are massive companies that have been imploding over the last five or six years, along with all the movie studios, because the message doesn't sell. | ||
But the problem is is that the kids are still ubiquitously getting the message online. | ||
This the transgenderism Reddit on subreddit on Reddit is as big as the Christianity subreddit. | ||
So it is very much a holy war. | ||
These aren't these aren't like fringe groups. | ||
The anarchy subreddit is 280,000 subscribers, anti-fascists, 120,000, and those aren't even that active anymore because they've been they've migrated to Discord chats and to the to the dark web. | ||
And now again, are these CEOs cultivating terrorist networks? | ||
No, I don't think so. | ||
But what they've been doing is they've been what we've seen everywhere. | ||
The same thing that happened on Twitter, it's playing out in all these other places. | ||
One side of the argument gets shut down, it's not a free market of ideas. | ||
Why does that happen? | ||
Who's the influence? | ||
Is it Suoros? | ||
Is it USAID? | ||
Is it 10 cents ownership stake? | ||
Why did they shut down the biggest pro-Donald subreddit? | ||
It had millions of followers. | ||
The ability for them to form narratives to uh in you know, the hall tramp for people into this movement is gone. | ||
It was a central it was a central, it was a central in the 2016 fight, trust me. | ||
And uh it was uh and and right after they we won when uh big tech realized what had happened, they shut everything down. | ||
Short break. | ||
Mark Mitchell on the other side. | ||
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We will break till they're all gone. | |
We originally switched over. | ||
Let's take down the CC. | ||
Here's your host, Stephen K. Uh Birch Gold. | ||
Go right now. | ||
Uh, we'll push Elizabeth who can get it, we'll push it out. | ||
The Ray Dalio article talking about his thoughts on just the purchase of gold. | ||
That's kind of the thinking too of a lot of the central banks that are buying it at record rates. | ||
Well, if Ray Dalio is and a lot of the big Wall Street hedge funds and uh central banks, what do they know that you don't? | ||
They understand the end of the dollar empire, right? | ||
You need to understand it. | ||
We're not selling you fish, we're teaching you how to fish. | ||
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So make sure that you understand why gold has been a hedge against times of financial turmoil, turbulence, uh, for 5,000 years of mankind's history. | ||
Uh, particularly as we're heading into a third world war. | ||
Seems like we're getting dragged into every day. | ||
You saw President Trump yesterday in uh the United Kingdom talking about Putin. | ||
So I think you're gonna see tariffs, more economic warfare coming because the Europeans don't won't stand up with troops, money, whatever they promise Ukraine, they ain't gonna be there. | ||
Mark Mitchell, and I'm gonna get into this more in the in the second uh in the second hour. | ||
Uh Herbert Marcusa, the Frankfurt School, uh, critical theory, critical race theory, critical queer theory or queer theory, the evolution. | ||
Communism, the economics of communism died. | ||
So when people call them communists, I don't even like that term because the economic model proved redonkulous. | ||
But Marx was a sociologist and a historian more than he was an economist. | ||
Marxism is living and breathing and it's powerful. | ||
So it's it's more powerful than it was during the Soviet Union, right? | ||
Uh it is living, breathing in China as they control that dictatorship is the dictatorship of the CCP, but it's living in the West. | ||
And this is what has to be eradicated root and branch. | ||
So many people have warned you about it, and now it's time to take action, action, action. | ||
Mark Mitchell, your thoughts, sir. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Looks like we're on track for a messy fourth turning. | ||
As I said, people tolerate stuff until they can no longer afford to tolerate things. | ||
And it would appear that our time for tolerating radical Marxism is finally at an end. | ||
And I, for one, applaud it because what it ultimately comes down to is literally just an attack on logic, an attack on truth, which is uh I think a very important and fundamental part of our society. | ||
And so, yeah, they I I read a tweet the other day of somebody who spent time embedded in Antifa. | ||
They don't believe any of that stuff. | ||
They're not reading the books that you said, Steve. | ||
It's literally just about power. | ||
And yes, apparently, these organizations, although they will tell you, oh, it's not, it's not an actual group. | ||
Yeah, okay, it probably doesn't have incorporation papers in the state of Delaware. | ||
That doesn't mean it's not active on the action network, that it's showing up or organizing no kings rallies, that it's getting money somewhere from probably taxpayers funneled through uh George Soros NGOs. | ||
I don't know, but they're they're gonna trace it now. | ||
But this ideology, we've seen it at work. | ||
They took they came for the family, they came for everybody's heroes, they came for the cultural zeitgeist and they poisoned it, and all of those things have been destroyed and taken away from people, and they reveled. | ||
And uh I don't think they really care that they've taken these brands and thrown them in the trash that they've trampled on everything that Americans hold dear. | ||
I can't even send my kids to Boy Scouts now. | ||
It's unbelievable. | ||
And that was a big part of my upbringing. | ||
And so they've taken everything from us, and so now it looks like they're being defeated. | ||
But where do people go that don't have anything to look forward to? | ||
They spend their time wallowing on the internet. | ||
Most of them just playing games, definitely not procreating in a way that we need in order to sustain our dollar hegemony. | ||
I can tell you that right now. | ||
So even if we fix our societal issues, we're still headed for a reckoning of uh you know monetary implosion, as we all know. | ||
But they're again, they're not dating at all. | ||
Like that was the hey, that's what everybody my age actually wanted to do when you're a teenager. | ||
You imagine that? | ||
And so it's no wonder that some of these kids get radicalized because the groups are there, they've been allowed to fester, nobody has held them accountable at all. | ||
It's been five years since Donald Trump actually said the words Antifa is a domestic terror organization, and there's been zero prioritization within these companies, within the government, within the conservative movement to hold these people accountable. | ||
And accountability is coming now, and obviously they're gonna keep lying to try and maintain cover, and they're going to try and use it in the most accelerationist ways possible. | ||
Uh, that's what that's where we are right now. | ||
But uh again, in the fourth turning, we we talked about this. | ||
This is the idea that okay, uh eventually there's a collapse in societal trust. | ||
It's cyclical, and at the end, at the very end, it all comes crashing down, and society gets reformed, most likely out of necessity, by a new generation of people. | ||
And I can tell you now, we talked about that polling, the 18 to 29-year-old polling. | ||
These people are not uh true-blooded free market capitalists. | ||
They think the system has failed them. | ||
No, and so it would behoove us to change things sooner rather than later. | ||
I think I think the only it's a mistermint. | ||
I'll tell you, we gotta let you go. | ||
And but gotta have you back, particularly with Charlie's, we're gonna do wall to all coverage of Charlie's funeral, and I want to have you as part of that because of your blinding insights. | ||
What we have in the United States is not capitalism. | ||
We we poll for cap, it's corporatism. | ||
What they reject, what they reject is corporatism, something that treats them like what if what is Bannon said for 10 years now? | ||
Russian serfs. | ||
They don't own anything, and they're not gonna own anything. | ||
They're just a cog in the wheel. | ||
And they're sitting there going, well, hang on, this country wasn't built like this. | ||
Our forefathers, my great-grandparents, my great-great-grandparents, the history of my family doesn't show that why we're doing it. | ||
Mark, where do people go to get all your insights, YouTube, all of it, sir? | ||
Yeah, final thought. | ||
The paradox just struck me that we see the messy fourth turning coming. | ||
You know it's coming, I know it's coming. | ||
The rich billionaires know it's coming, and they could avert it by benevolently using their money to help reform these institutions. | ||
They could avert it, but they're not going to. | ||
And so, you know who's gonna have to be benevolent? | ||
It's the blood of the proles. | ||
That's who's gonna have to be benevolent time after time. | ||
Uh, Rasmussen underscore poll, honest poster on Twitter, and uh, we just put a pretty good YouTube video out last night, too. | ||
Rasmussen underscore poll. | ||
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Uh, I'll have to I'll have to I'll have to walk you do some fourth turning. | |
It's never benevolent, just doesn't have that, but we'll talk about that later. | ||
Mark Metro, brilliant young man and great pollster. | ||
Thank you, sir from Rasmussen. | ||
Thanks, Steve. | ||
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Very powerful first hour. | ||
Second hour, we're gonna take it up a couple of notches. | ||
Yes, yes, yes, we're at war. | ||
We're not gonna unify, we're gonna win victoriously. | ||
We don't need the violence of the left because they have no solutions, and we do. |