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So much to get to today, so many different stories, and we're going to try to tie them all together to what's really happening in the country.
The most important debate, and it's not even a debate.
I wish it was a debate.
The most important issue, the most important struggle right now is how are we going to conduct our elections in America?
HR1, it's called HR1 for a reason, is the primary concern of Democrats.
They know that unless HR1 passes, they will not control the House of Representatives next election cycle.
It's not going to happen.
And so, of course, Joe Manchin's wife just recently got a position offered to her from Joe Biden and his administration.
Nothing to see there at all.
Georgia is leading on this, and Arizona, I hope, follows very soon and quickly to reform our elections from the nonsense from a couple months ago.
And here's how the Democrats are reacting.
Cut four, Jim Clyburn says that Brian Kemp stole the 2018 election from Stacey Abrams.
Wait, you're allowed to say that elections are stolen?
Is Jim Clyburn allowed on Twitter?
Is Jim Clyburn allowed on YouTube?
Have the tech companies taken down Jim Clyburn?
Play cut four.
You know, I think that all of us have been aware of this governor for a long time.
When he was Secretary of State, we saw his shenanigans then.
Nobody believes that he did not steal the election fair and square from CSA Abrams.
And what he's doing now is codifying that which he used his administrative authority to do when he was Secretary of State.
How do you steal something fair and square?
Do you mean he won fair and square, Congressman Clyburn from South Carolina?
Not exactly sure the reasoning behind all of that.
The agenda of the people in charge of our country, the ruling class, is not one to deliver results for working people.
It's instead, how can I build a situation?
How can I make sure that our kingdom is impenetrable?
So Joe Manchin is getting something to sweeten the deal.
His wife is getting a six-figure salary to try to have him to agree to break the filibuster to possibly pass H.R. 1, House Resolution 1.
Georgia is reforming their elections.
Iowa and Governor Kim Reynolds has just reformed their elections as well.
It's so funny how NBC, NBC, this is NBC's headline.
They're such frauds.
Iowa governor signs Republican bill restricting voting access into law.
Restricting voting access.
I don't know what's in the bill.
I guarantee you, it's not restricting voting access.
Republicans said the new rules were needed to guard against voter fraud.
Oh, that's probably what's actually in the bill.
Though they noted Iowa has no history of election irregularities.
Wait a second.
No history of election irregularities?
Isn't Nancy Pelosi trying to reverse an Iowa House seat right now?
Marionette Miller-Meeks, who won by six votes?
They are saying that it was fraudulent.
So Jim Clyburn is saying Stacey Abrams won, and Brian Kemp stole it.
He has access to all of his social media accounts.
Nancy Pelosi is trying to overturn a House election in Iowa.
Kim Reynolds is fixing voter laws in Iowa and strengthen them even further.
And Democrats hate that.
Maybe Democrats enjoy elections that can be interfered with.
Maybe Democrats don't actually want safe and secure elections because they're worried that if elections operate the way our founding fathers designed them, which are true reflections of the sentiment of the country, they're going to be stuck on MSNBC complaining about climate change and controlling zero major instruments of power.
That's their true fear.
The true fear of the Democrats is that the truth will eventually be set loose.
The Democrats are so afraid that if there is a fair, not just election, but if there's a fair contest, that's the word I was looking for, that the people will reject everything they stand for.
So therefore, they go to the only tool that they have, and that is this simple, and I hate to be this cynical.
If I don't like it and it threatens my power, it is racist.
They are using Americans' best intentions against us.
Our best intentions is no one wants to be called an R-word.
No one wants to be called a bigot.
No one wants to be accused of harboring racial resentment.
Therefore, they lead on this issue.
And Republicans, we're too nice.
We're too decent on this.
When in reality, they're the bigots.
When in reality, they're the ones that harbor deep-seated racial resentment, and they want to codify it into law, to use Congressman Clyborn's own words against him.
But this also shows me something that everyone should be very optimistic about.
Shows me the Democrats are nervous.
They're nervous that their plunder, they're nervous that their deceit, their treachery might come to an end very soon.
You see, in some ways, the Democrats realize that they were supposed to, even with all the mail and voting, win 260 seats in the House and they barely have 220.
The Georgia runoffs were largely because of all the shenanigans and the nonsense and the tomfoolery.
And they're nervous Raphael Warnock is going to be a one-term senator and he can go join Claire McCaskill, Heidi Heidkamp, Doug Jones, and Raphael Warnock could become an angry former senator pastor who loves abortion and is a lobbyist.
Democrats are afraid of that.
Democrats are afraid that Mark Kelly can go back to take money from the Chinese Communist Party, who's the senator from Arizona.
Democrats know that there is a storm brewing in America, that the woke industrial complex is not popular in Arizona and Georgia, that the House is all but certain to be transferred over.
Democrats know all of this.
And they're rejecting the premise.
And the demand out of our Republican leaders right now is you have to play one chess move ahead.
You have to play one move ahead of them.
We know the sequence of events.
They are going to dominate and take over institutions and break them.
The most scary one right now is the military.
And we're going to do a whole segment on how the woke industrial complex is taking over the military industrial complex.
We're going to play some tape from Dwight D. Eisenhower, who warned us of the military industrial complex.
But never did we ever think that the people who are in charge of our F-35s and our Tomahawk missiles and our drones are going to be more worried about critical race theory and wokeism than protecting our country.
The Democrats are going to overshoot.
Republicans, like Kim Reynolds and Brian Kemp, deserve credit for starting to reform the way that we do elections.
Will they hold the line?
I don't know.
Democrats are going to go scorched earth.
Democrats are pulling out all the stops.
You can see it.
It's also a distraction for them, honestly, because they get to go play good guy on television and call everyone else a racist while they get high ratings.
That stuff seems to sell for upper-middle-class, misguided suburbanites that enjoy listening to CNN and watching MSNBC.
But the couple questions that remain are: will Republicans hold the line?
Will other states follow suit?
Will we be able to fend off legal challenges?
I think absolutely.
But most importantly, how are we going to anticipate the Democrats' next move?
And the next move involves what's happening right now with our United States military.
The military-industrial complex is taken over by the woke industrial complex.
This should be the red line, the point of no return.
This should be the point where our Republican lawmakers put up the largest and most public repudiation.
There's a woke industrial complex in our country.
They control most of our corporations.
They control the means of communication.
They control our colleges.
Now, that phrase industrial complex comes from Dwight D. Eisenhower warning us against the military-industrial complex.
Dwight D. Eisenhower was a Republican president.
He was a president who desegregated the armed forces, desegregated our schools.
He sided with the correct decision of Brown versus the Board of Education and even sent federal troops in for what is famously known as the Little Rock Nine.
Dwight D. Eisenhower built the interstate system in our country.
Dwight D. Eisenhower oversaw one of the greatest periods of peace and prosperity.
Dwight D. Eisenhower is also the head of all forces, armed forces, for D-Day and for the successful victory against the National Socialist Workers' Party that dominated Europe prior to the intervention of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
He was a good man and a great president.
I think he was from Kansas.
You've got to fact check on that.
Listen to this tape of Dwight D. Eisenhower warning us against the military-industrial complex.
Play tape.
In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex.
The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes.
Liberties and the democratic process.
He's warning against how the military, in that instance, was going to be used potentially as a profiteering racket for the defense contractors.
And so Tucker Carlson had an incredible show on Friday where he showed that the military is not interested any longer from their communications department of focusing about the Chinese Communist Party.
But instead, they say, and this is AirForcetimes.com, rather reputable site.
Air Force leaders have signed off on a new plan to build a more diverse pilot corps by 2030, looking to level the playing field in a profession that remains dominated by white men.
Why does skin color matter when you're flying an F-35?
I've always joked around.
I said, all the places where I hope affirmative action never takes place, and I just want the most talented person to be in charge is flying an airplane.
And you could test this.
For Robin DiAngelo and for Taha Nisi Coates, the people that are pushing critical race theory, the next time they board American Airlines or Delta Airlines, this would be a phenomenal, like short documentary.
Play a game with them.
They board.
They're probably in first class.
And all of a sudden, you make an announcement.
You say, inspired by the writings of Taha Nisi Coates and Robin DiAngelo, we have decided that American airlines and our pilots are not nearly diverse enough.
Therefore, we have two black pilots and they have no idea what they're doing, but they did say to Holiday Nexpress last night.
Enjoy, Tahanisi Coates.
Close the door.
Think Taha Nisi Coates would be okay with that?
Think Robin DiAngelo would be okay with that?
Now, I'm being intentionally provocative and sarcastic to say that when it comes to open heart surgery, flying airplanes, air traffic control, I don't care what color skin you are.
By the way, if you're a black woman and you're a phenomenal pilot, God bless you.
I wish you great success.
The question should not be whether or not white men dominate our Air Force.
The question should be: is our Air Force any good?
Do we have an Air Force that's able to compete in the international landscape?
Are we able to defend ourselves?
You see, the diversity czars, I was going to use a different word, but I didn't.
The diversity people are saying, who cares if we're able to have a sophisticated Air Force, the envy of the world.
You know what the real problem is?
The color of their skin.
To diversify the United States Air Force, which, by definition, will be stereotyping and a form of racism against somebody else.
By definition, these racial quotas work that way.
So instead of having a culture of excellence, they want a culture of skin color differences.
Maybe there's people behind this that don't want our military to be excellent.
Maybe they are using critical race theory and the woke industrial complex is taking over the military with the goal to weaken our nation and use this diversity nonsense as a tool against us.
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So many stories I still want to get to.
And one thing that we pride ourselves on in this program is we don't take our lead from the New York Times or from the Washington Post.
We talk about stories that matter, stories that impact your life.
We'll tell you the good news.
We're always happy warriors.
We believe our best days are ahead.
We're also very realistic.
There's a story that was circulating on social media this weekend, and I don't get angry very easily.
I don't.
I think I've seen quite a lot in my short couple years doing this.
But this video really upset me.
And especially the way that the media responded to it.
It's so graphic, I'll describe it to you.
And what angered me even more is how the media refused to cover this.
We did post that on Rumble, though.
God bless Rumble on rumble.com.
So you guys can check it out.
By the way, if you're not using Rumble, check it out.
Rumble is a good competitor when it comes to video services.
And so for the tyrants out there, all I got to say is watch out how many enemies you make.
Probably not smart.
There's a lot of people out there that want to hear the other side.
So be careful, my friends.
So Rumble.com, we do have that.
Check it out.
And we have a good amount of subscribers there on Rumble.
We have, I'm actually checking it out right now.
How many subscribers?
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Rumble is basically a YouTube done better.
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So, if you're watching on Rumble right now, hello.
We do have the video on Rumble.
Okay.
So, I was very angry when I saw this story.
There's an Uber driver who never did anything wrong.
He was an immigrant to America, a Pakistani.
His name was Mohammed Anwar, an Uber driver, Uber Eats delivery driver.
And he was murdered by two black, young teenage girls, 13-year-old and 15-year-old.
And I can only describe this video as so inhumane, so horrific, and it's silenced from the media.
And the way that the media has described this story is they call it an accident.
And they say it's, oh, just teenage girls.
It's a viral video that has been circulating.
And it shows these two black, young teenage girls attacking an Asian immigrant.
I thought that's the big thing that we're supposed to be worried about right now: stop Asian hate.
While Anwar was still hanging on to the car, the girls tried to steal the car from him.
The car went out of control down the road.
You could see it goes about 40 to 50 miles an hour and slams up against a wall, killing him instantly.
They've been charged with homicide.
His family said Mohammed Anwar was described as a hardworking Pakistani family immigrant who came to the United States to create a better life for him and his family.
And these young girls, if you watch this video, they have no concern for human life.
Zero.
After the accident, she's like, my phone's in there.
My phone's in there.
Meanwhile, four teenage boys have been arrested for carjackings in Washington, D.C., after a similar incident led to the death of an Uber Eats driver earlier this week.
Washington, D.C. is close to a war zone.
Thank you, Muriel Bowser.
They're actually going to use that as an excuse, by the way, to try to have statehood because they're like, we can't control ourselves unless we're a state.
Crisis, solution that helps them get power.
Meanwhile, Baltimore's solution to all of this, Maryland Mosby, one of the blackest cities in the country, instead of taking crime seriously, they say, quote, they will no longer prosecute drug possession, prostitution, and other low-level offenses.
Why don't we go move Turning Point to Baltimore?
That's a great idea, said no one ever.
Yeah, let's go move my robust manufacturing plant.
That will protect my millions of dollars of equipment.
They will no longer prosecute open container violations, urinating or defecating in public.
I'm not sure what lobby that's a win for, but I'm sure somebody is celebrating.
It's probably a death blow to the port-a-potty industry, to be perfectly honest to you.
Drug and drug paraphernalia possession, prostitution, and trespassing.
Now, mind you, in Baltimore, you can buy and sell sex on the street, but if you don't wear your mask, you can go to jail.
This is this trend of a term we have used called anarcho-tyranny.
I actually came up with that term, and some other people claim it, but it's not that original.
It's not that hard of a term to come up with.
I came up with that term in San Francisco four years ago.
It was cold, which means it must have been summer.
The old expression is the coldest winter I've ever experienced as a summer in San Francisco.
Who said that?
Charlie Chaplin said that?
Mark Twain.
Mark Twain said that, I think, right?
What was Mark Twain doing in San Francisco?
What was Samuel Clay?
Was it Mark Twain?
No, why was it Mark Twain?
It had to be Chaplin, right?
Anyway, I was in San Francisco walking down the street once, and I saw guys with drug needles out of their arm.
I guess it might have been Mark Twain.
He lived in Nevada, really?
That's interesting.
And at the same time, I saw these people that were doing drugs openly on the side of the street, the most disgusting human activity you can imagine.
And yet, then I realized at the same time, a new bill just got passed that if I use the wrong gender pronoun when I go get my coffee in downtown San Francisco, I could go to jail.
So this is anarcho-tyranny.
As Cicero famously said, the more laws, the less justice.
So what's the big solution for Baltimore?
If you are in the prostitution, drug trafficking business, brother, let me tell you, business is a booming in Baltimore.
That's an inglorious bastard's reference for all of you out there.
I'm just quoting a Quentin Tarantino film.
It was Mark Twain.
Ha ha.
The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.
So Baltimore has said that they will no longer prosecute any drug possession, prostitution, and other low-level offenses.
Meanwhile, you have black teenage girls killing Asian immigrants, and no one says anything about stop Asian hate.
I want you to imagine something.
Imagine if Nicholas Sandman, wearing his Make America Great again hat with one of his Catholic white Kentucky friends, went to downtown Washington, D.C., wearing their MAGA hats and tried to steal a car from a Pakistani immigrant, resulting in his death.
Do you think that would be a story that the media would care about?
Do you think that they'd say, oh, boys, they'll be boys.
Good old country folk from Kentucky.
No, we'd have a race war.
That's what would happen.
But they don't care about Asian hate if blacks are the ones that are killing Asians.
And it's not just one isolated incident.
In Seattle, a BLM Incorporated leader, a Black Lives Matter activist and fervent Democrat Party supporter, has just been accused of committing anti-Asian hate crimes in Seattle.
A BLM activist leader said in a Facebook post, awful things, and that he is going to go after Asian people by, quote, punching his fist together and throwing projectiles at an Asian person's car.
It's a BLM leader.
He's famously being said where he has a picture that says there are no good cops.
So was the entire Stop Asian hate thing just really about trying to attack this false threat of white supremacy in our country?
I'm not saying that there's no white supremacy in America, but it's not institutionalized.
It's not systemic.
You know what's a much bigger threat?
Baltimore is saying they're no longer going to prosecute prostitution.
I don't have time on this program to go through it.
I will make a case to you that the legalization of prostitution is the gateway to absolute lawlessness in every sense.
The people it attracts, the moral conduct, the and this is what always this fool, the state's attorney, Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore City state's attorney.
They say, Oh, we care about women.
If you cared so much about women, why do you want them to be bought and traded like they're at a livestock auction?
And you know what?
People say, this is a libertarian argument, and it sounds really nice if you're in a coffee shop and you're 19 years old and you haven't traveled outside of the zip code for a couple months.
They're two consenting adults.
How dare you get in the way of a voluntary exchange?
Have you ever, do you know anything about sex trafficking in America?
Do you think women really want to be doing this?
Do you think that is their preferred profession?
I encourage anyone to go to some of these healing ministries.
Like I've had an opportunity to go and talk to these women that used to be involved in that sort of sex work, and they said they always want an opportunity to escape it and not be bought and sold like they were at the county fair.
But the purest anarcho-tyrant, tyrannical argument is: well, why would you want to get in the way of a transaction?
I thought it's all about protecting women's rights.
This is the worst thing for women that you could possibly do.
You think Baltimore is going to be a nicer and more quiet and peaceable place to live because you're not going to prosecute drug possession, prostitution, other low-level offenses?
This is the opposite of the successful criminal enforcement playbook of Rudy Giuliani.
Rudy Giuliani said, if there's a broken window or graffiti, you go after it.
The small crimes result in big crimes.
And not to mention, many of the sex workers out there have massive drug addiction problems.
And many sex workers are actually against their will addicted to drugs to control them.
It's a fact.
And then you're going to enable that.
What is your name?
Marilyn Mosby from Baltimore, just making this unilateral decision: laws don't matter.
Do what you want, but if you don't wear a mask or if you go to church or if you have a Trump flag, we're coming after you.
Human beings cannot handle this form of law enforcement chaos in our country.
We just can't handle it.
It's going to reach a breaking point.
Where people say, wait, wait a second, you're going to put me in chains because I'm not wearing my mask correctly, but you won't do anything against the local pimp on the side of the street in Baltimore who's obviously abusing people and funneling narcotics into the downtown Baltimore.
Meanwhile, in Baltimore, you have kids that can't even read a grade level in seven schools.
And that's the priority of Marilyn Mosby.
What if I told you that Democrats want everyone to live in vertical housing units, cloistered together, owning nothing, using public transportation, and limiting your freedom?
What if I told you that Democrats wanted to suffocate middle America?
They want everyone to live in a miserable, overly developed urban environment like Brooklyn.
That's not to say that all of Brooklyn is miserable, but parts of it are honestly pretty miserable.
Where's Boot Edge Edge?
Pete Boot Edge Edge, who is not even able to fix the potholes in South Bend, Indiana, had a lot to say.
Alfred E. Newman, cut 26.
What about a mileage-based tax?
So I think that shows a lot of promise.
If we believe in that so-called user pays principle, the idea that part of how we pay for roads is you pay based on how much you drive.
The gas tax used to be the obvious way to do it.
It's not anymore.
So, a so-called vehicle miles travel tax or mileage tax, whatever you want to call it, could be a way to do it.
I'm telling you something.
Can't trust that guy.
Whatever he's saying, he is a spokesperson for some powerful guy.
He believes nothing.
He is an automaton.
He is a robot.
He is, I think he actually might be part of that entire, let's just have the robots control our country, artificial intelligence.
The quicker we indulge the cyborgs, the better.
Tucker had a great entire thing on that recently.
Did you hear what he said?
You hear what Buddha Jedge said?
Boot Edge Edge, Alfred E. Newman, Mad Magazine?
That we're going to tax how many miles you drive.
We already do that.
We do that through tollways.
We do that through a gas tax.
You know, we have a gas tax in our country.
It's a federal gas tax.
We already tax how much you drive.
Maybe if this journalist from CNBC, by the way, CNBC used to be such a respectable, it has become woke industrial complex USA.
I mean, they have that one guy on there who is awful.
I can't remember his name.
So I guess Pete Budajedge doesn't know about toll ways and he's from Indiana.
I mean, that's all they have is tollways.
Most people go through Indiana.
I love Indiana, but it's just the truth.
And plus, there's a gas tax.
Plus, you pay a tax when you buy your car.
So he wants to put a meter in your car.
Here's the real agenda.
Buda Jedge and the power-hungry central planners, they want to get rid of your capacity to live outside of a major urban metropolitan area.
They don't like rural America.
They don't like your values.
They don't like your beliefs.
Anyone who drives 20 or 30 more miles a day, you know what they might do?
A dollar a mile.
I can see it happening.
The Dutch did this.
I want to say it's the Dutch.
Amsterdam.
Yeah, that's right.
The Dutch.
I was going to say, the Danes, I think, also did this in Copenhagen.
The Dutch did this.
If you have a car, you're losing money no matter what.
So you bike everywhere.
That might be fine for some people.
That dog does not hunt here.
It's not happening.
I enjoy driving.
I like being able to be in control of my own movement.
And you're going to see this with the driverless cars.
They are going to try to glamorize driverless cars.
And it probably will bring down traffic fatalities, but it will limit freedom.
It'll limit your ability to go where you want to go when you want to go.
And you'll say, I'll always be able to program it.
Yeah, they'll have an override mechanism on that.
Guarantee it.
And Buddha Jej is the perfect spokesperson for the automaton class.
Perfect.
And I think part of what we have to talk about more, and plenty of examples of this, which is every one of our public policy positions must be pro-human.
We like markets because they serve humanity.
And Buddha Jedge wants people to be cloistered into vertical housing units in San Francisco and New York because they're easier to control.
He doesn't like people in the Central Valley of California.
He doesn't like people that are living 20 miles outside of Salt Lake or Rockford, Illinois.
He's going to tax what he doesn't like to hopefully get more of what he wants, which is people in urban cities, which make perfect potential Democrat voters.
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