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June 15, 2021 - The Charlie Kirk Show
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Clinton Body Count, Masked Nudist Bike Rides, and Inflation Climbs
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Clinton Associates Found Dead 00:13:03
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Is there a Clinton body count?
Well, we go through the entire list of people that have mysteriously died in Clinton's orbit.
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The Clinton body count, nudist bike rides, and inflation.
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A guy I actually met, I knew him sort of well, Christopher Sign was found dead the other day in what is being investigated as a suicide.
Father of three news anchor and a former University of Alabama football player, but best known for his surprise reporting on revealing that Bill Clinton met with Loretta Lynch on the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbors Airport.
He just happened to be sitting there working on a story and he saw the Attorney General's plane and he saw her walk over to Bill Clinton.
And remember, that was just a couple days before Hillary Clinton was exonerated on all email charges.
But remember, Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch said they were just talking about grandkids and golf.
He wrote in his story, it was a planned meeting.
It was not a coincidence.
His book details everything they don't want you to know and everything they think you forgot.
But Bill Clinton was on that plane for 20 minutes and it wasn't just about golf, grandkids, and Brexit.
There's so much more that doesn't add up.
He then sat and waited in his car with the motorcade.
Her air stairs came down.
Most of her staff gets off.
He then gets on as Secret Service and the FBI figuring out how in the world are we supposed to handle this?
What are we supposed to do?
Sign, who has now passed away, has said that he received death threats over his reporting and that the story is, quote, isn't about right or left, Republican or Democrat.
It isn't about right or wrong.
It's about journalism.
His children received death threats and he said his credit cards were hacked.
And he said, you know, my children, we have code words.
We have secret code words and they know what to do.
Well, he was found dead over this last weekend.
Now, that would be a one-off aberration if it wasn't all of a sudden a pattern.
According to Las Vegas CBS at losvegas.cbslocal.com, there is an unusually long list of Clinton associates, critics, and people in their orbit that have died mysteriously.
And Christopher Sein is just the last of that list.
How about James McDougall, who the Clintons convicted as a Whitewater partner?
He was found dead of an apparent heart attack while in solitary confinement.
He was a key witness in Ken Starr's investigation.
How about Mark Mahoney, a former White House intern who was murdered in July 1997 at a Starbucks coffee shop in Georgetown?
The murder happened just after she was about to go public with her story of sexual harassment in the White House.
This is CBS, by the way.
I want to reiterate, this is Las Vegas local CBS.
How about Vince Foster, former White House counselor and colleague of Hillary Clinton at Little Rock's Rose Law Firm, died of a gunshot wound to the head, ruled as a suicide.
The gunshot was mostly on the back of the head.
Not sure how that one works out.
Ron Brown, Secretary of Commerce and former DNC chairman, reported to have died by impact in a plane crash.
A pathologist close to the investigation reported there was a hole in the top of Brown's skull resembling a gunshot wound.
Huh.
At the time of his death, Brown was being investigated and spoke publicly of his willingness to cut a deal with prosecutors.
The rest of the people of On the Plane also died.
A few days later, the air traffic controller committed suicide.
How about C. Victor Razor II?
Razor was a major player in Clinton's fundraising organization and mysteriously died in a plane crash in July of 1992.
How about Paul Tully, the Democrat National Committee political director, found dead in a hotel room in Little Rock in September 1992, described by Clinton as a dear friend and trusted advisor?
How about Ed Willey, Clinton fundraiser, found dead November 1993 deep in the woods in Virginia of a gunshot wound to the head, ruled a suicide.
Ed Willey died on the same day his wife Kathleen Willey claimed Bill Clinton groped her in the Oval Office, which of course Bill Clinton would never do, perfectly ethical, morally straight man.
Ed Willey was involved in several Clinton fundraising events.
How about Jerry Parks, head of Clinton's gubernatorial security team in Little Rock, gunned down in his car, of course, deserted intersection outside Little Rock son, Little Rock Park's son, and said his father was building a dossier on Clinton.
He allegedly threatened to reveal that information.
After he died, the files were mysteriously removed from his house.
How about James Bunch, who died from a gunshot suicide?
It was reported that he had, quote, black book of people which contained names of influential people who visited prostitutes in Texas and Arkansas.
How about James Wilson, who was found dead in May of 1993 from an apparent hanging suicide?
He was reported to have ties to Whitewater.
How about Kathy Ferguson, ex-wife of Arkansas trooper Danny Ferguson, who was found dead in May of 1994 in her living room with a gunshot wound to the head?
It was ruled a suicide, even though there were several packed suitcases.
Huh, as if she was going somewhere.
Danny Ferguson was a co-defendant along Bill Clinton and the Paula Jones lawsuit.
Kathy Ferguson was possibly corroborating witness for Paula Jones.
How about Bill Shelton, an Arkansas state trooper and fiancé of Kathy Ferguson?
Critical of the suicide ruling of his fiancé.
He was also found dead in June of 1994 of a gunshot wound and also ruled a suicide at the gravesite of his fiancée.
How about Gandy Baugh, attorney for the Clinton friends, Dan Lasteter, died by jumping out of a window, of course, of a tall building in January 1994.
His client was a convicted drug distributor.
How about Florence Martin, accountant and subcontractor for the CIA, who's related to the Barry Seale MENA, Arkansas airport drug smuggling case?
He died of three gunshot wounds.
How about Suzanne Coleman, reportedly had an affair with Clinton with Clinton when he was Arkansas Attorney General, died of a gunshot wound to the back of the head, ruled a suicide, was pregnant at the time of her death.
Of course, pregnant people commit suicide all the time.
Paula Grober, Clinton's speech interpreter for the death until 1978, until her death in 1992, she died in a one-car accident.
How about Danny Casolorano?
Investigative reporter investigating MENA airport in Arkansas Development Finance Authority.
He slid his wrists apparently in the middle of his investigation.
Paul Wilcher, attorney investigating corruption at the MENA airport with Casolarano in the 1980 October surprise, was found dead on a toilet in June 22nd, 1993 in his Washington, D.C. apartment and had delivered a report to Janet Reno three weeks before his death.
How about John Parnell Walker, Whitewater investigator for Resolution Trust Corporation, jumped to his death from the Arlington, Virginia apartment balcony August 15th, 1993?
He was investigating the Morgan Gutenry scandal.
A lot of these guys jumped to their death.
Barbara Wise, just a Commerce Department staffer, but worked closely with Ron Brown and John Wong, cause of death unknown, died November 29th, 1996.
Her bruised naked body was found locked in her office at the Department of Commerce.
How about Charles Meisner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, who gave John Wong special security clearance, died shortly thereafter in a small plane crash?
How about Dr. Stanley Hurd, chairman of the National Chiropractic Health Care Advisory Committee, died with attorney Steve Dickinson in a small plane crash?
Dr. Hurd, in addition to serving on Clinton's advisory council, personally treated Clinton's mother, stepfather, and brother.
How about Barry Seale, drug-running TWA pilot at a MENA, Arkansas death was ruled not an accident?
Johnny Lajorn Jr., mechanic, found a check made out to Bill Clinton in the truck of a car at his repair shop.
He was found dead after his car had hit a utility pole.
How about Stanley Huggins, investigated Madison Guartney?
His death was a purported suicide and his death was never released.
His report was never released.
How about Herschel Friday, attorney and Clinton fundraiser, died March 1st, 1994 when his plane exploded?
Kevin Ives and Don Henry, known as the Boys on the Track case, reports say that the boys have stumbled upon a MENA Arkansas airport drug operation.
A controversial case, the initial report said due to falling asleep on the railroad tracks, later reports claimed the two boys had been slain before they'd been placed on the tracks.
Many linked to the case died before their testimony could be placed before a grand jury.
Or Keith Coney died when his motorcycle slammed into the back of a truck.
And the following people had information on the Ives-Henry case, according to CBS Las Vegas local.
Or Keith McCaskill, he died stabbed 113 times in November 1998.
Or Gregory Collins died from a gunshot wound.
Or Jeff Rhodes.
He was shot, mutilated, and burned in front of a trash dump.
Perfectly normal.
Or how about James Milan, found decapitated?
However, the coroner ruled his death was due to natural causes.
Richard Winters, a suspect in the Ives-Henry deaths, he was killed in a set-up robbery July 8, 1989.
And the following Clinton bodyguards are also dead, according to Las Vegas local CBS News.
Major William S. Barkley Jr., Captain Scott J. Reynolds, Sergeant Brian Hanley, Sergeant Tim Sable, Major General William Robertson, Colonel William Dessenberg, Colonel Robert Kelly, Special Agent Jerry Gary Rhodes, Steve Willis, Robert Williams, Conway LeBlue, Tom McKeon, and of course, Jeffrey Epstein was found suspiciously killed in his prison cell.
So Christopher Sein was found dead this last weekend, and it's been ruled a suicide.
If you dare ask questions, you get censored and you get called a bad person.
List of Clinton associates who allegedly died mysteriously.
Lasvegas.cbslocal.com.
One of the greatest gifts that Donald Trump ever gave humanity was the fact that Hillary Clinton never became president of the United States.
We mourn the loss of Christopher Sign.
I hope we'll find out what actually happened, but I'm cynical to believe that his name will just be added to one of many of people that saw something they shouldn't have seen, who crossed the line of a self-interested, despotic, authoritarian criminal family, the Clinton family.
If you have any information on the Clintons, I recommend you get a bodyguard and don't get in an airplane and live on the first floor.
Ride Naked or Wear Clothes 00:06:12
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What is a greater threat to children?
Public nudity or the Chinese coronavirus?
It's a good question.
So why is it that the Philadelphia naked bike ride is back, but you have to wear a mask for your health?
So perfectly fine to have no clothes on, to be sexually degenerate, to reveal yourself to young children, because of course the left and the collectivists and the degenerates that run the Democrat Party, they don't actually believe in protecting the innocence of children.
In fact, there are viral videos of young children in Times Square being encouraged to twerk, to do this, like four-year-olds, LGBT drag queen story hour.
So now nude bicycling is back in Philadelphia, but not every part of your body is allowed to be uncovered.
No.
Anyone who would like to be part of the 10-mile Philly naked bike ride on August 28th will have to wear, will not have to wear shirts or pants or underwear, but they will have to wear a mask because that's the real thing that needs to be protected.
And so there was this whole debate years ago.
We've mentioned this a couple of times on our podcast.
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You see, we as conservatives, this is a closed-cut case.
We want to protect people's innocence.
Don't want to look at your garbage or your junk.
Therefore, you got to put clothes on.
It should be illegal to be publicly nude.
So the left, they never are able, they wrestle with this one.
So San Francisco, they had issues with this years ago.
And the only thing they could think of of a reason to strike it down was that it was unclean, that if you sat at a bus stop, that it would be unsanitary.
Well, so then they came up with some idea.
Well, why don't we just go give towels to all the nudists?
And that should be perfectly fine.
And so I find this really interesting because the left, they actually believe that the Chinese coronavirus is a bigger threat than the potential downsides of normalizing riding around on a bicycle with no clothes on.
That's perfectly okay.
But if you dare walk around without a mask on, we're going to throw you in prison.
So let me just give you just a very simple, just moral argument that you don't have to overthink.
If we as a society think that vaccine passport, like getting the vaccine and you not getting the vaccine is more critical and more important than somehow allowing hundreds and thousands of people to ride on bicycle without clothes on, we have our standards and our entire society upside down.
We already know this and we see it.
So the 2020 bike ride was canceled due to the pandemic, but it's back on, according to the local news agency.
They will be traversing the streets, the city of Brotherly Love, for three hours, passing by sites such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, that are popular with tourists and families.
So of course, young children are going to have to be exposed to this.
Currently, Philadelphia does not require masks for folks who are fully vaccinated outside, following guidance from the CDC.
So only in America, only in today's America, could you ride around without any clothes on, but you have to wear a mask.
Only in today's America.
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Other stories frustrate you because they were so obvious and you were mocked when you made the prediction.
Inflation Is a Gift to the Rich 00:16:07
And then all of a sudden people pivot.
They say, of course we saw this coming, obviously.
It's not true.
Producer prices surge 6.6% annually, most ever on record.
Producer prices rose in May by the most on record as the reopening of the U.S. economy from the Chinese coronavirus lockdowns gathered momentum.
Reading from FoxBusiness.com from Jonathan Garber.
The annual data has a base effect skew as a result of the price decline that occurred at the beginning of the pandemic.
6.6 annual pace, quickening from last month's 6.2% gain.
Annualists surveyed by Refinitive have expected prices to increase 6.3% from a year ago and 0.6% month over month.
Over 60%, almost 60% of the increase was due to the 1.5% increase in prices for final demand goods.
This is the worst inflation that some people have ever seen.
So what is inflation?
Let's just go back into the economics classroom.
Inflation is when the dollar bills outweigh or outpace or outnumber the goods and services being created.
That's when you get inflation.
So we have a central bank that we've been told is allegedly independent.
We have a central bank that we have been told is supposed to make the best decisions for the economy at large.
We call that the Federal Reserve.
The Federal Reserve Banking Act was, boy, when was that signed?
I want to say 1917.
I think it was 1917.
There's a great book called The Creature of Jekyll Island.
You ever hear that book, Connor?
It's really good.
It's all about monetary policy.
So in a different world.
Okay, so 1913.
1913, only off by four years.
Happened 100 years ago.
100 plus years ago, actually.
This was the progressive era gone wrong.
Teddy Roosevelt never would have supported these sort of measures.
Teddy Roosevelt was all about balancing the transition from the farms to the factories, preserving private property rights, and having people be able to maintain trust in the American system of order, a transcendent system, and being able to believe in a strong American family.
Teddy Roosevelt served two terms.
He became president basically almost immediately after William McKinley died.
Teddy Roosevelt was vice president.
He was former governor of New York.
I want to say that's true, right?
He was governor of New York, former police commissioner in New York.
Teddy Roosevelt became president under the progressive era.
And then William Howard Taft, who was a very big man, literally, kind of betrayed a lot of the promises of Teddy Roosevelt.
Teddy Roosevelt got so upset, he primaried William Howard Taft, very corrupt convention in 19, I want to say it was 1912.
I can get a fact check on that.
Let me think about this: 19, 1904.
Yeah, I think it was 1912.
It was 1912 Republican convention.
He got really mad, and then he runs the Bullmoose Party, splitting the vote.
And then an obscure college professor by the name of Woodrow Wilson became president.
And he actually won with a plurality of the vote, not a majority.
But what percentage of the vote did Woodrow Wilson get?
I think like 44% in the 1912 election.
Woodrow Wilson was an awful president, one of the worst presidents.
He was the first globalist president.
And in fact, Woodrow Wilson was the first president who declared war on the philosophical underpinnings of the American founding.
He said, they don't understand the sort of Hegelian Enlightenment ideas that we have.
Screw the founders.
They were old.
We are new.
We're throwing them out.
Ha, I was right.
Woodrow Wilson won just 41.8% of the vote.
Okay, enough early 20th century trivia.
No, 20th century.
Yeah, 20th century.
Not 20th century trivia.
The point is that the Federal Reserve came into be during this time.
And the Federal Reserve was this idea that we must have a central authority that controls the money supply.
Then we need a central authority that calls the shots on how much on how we do currency.
Now, there's some arguments for this.
Richard Nixon was the last person to end the gold standard.
It was a multi-decade push.
And finally, Richard Nixon ended the gold standard, which this allows big wars to occur.
This allows deficit spending to happen.
And the era of big government really was made possible thanks to fiat currency and this idea of a baseless dollar.
Now, I don't agree with the libertarians on a lot of different things.
I think the libertarians and immigration are so unbelievably wrong.
On drugs, they are out of control.
Libertarians on corporate tyranny, not even close.
But the libertarians on the dangers of the Federal Reserve, now you got my attention.
That's a very, very interesting topic and one that I'm actually better versed in than just kind of your normal political pundit.
So now we are living through inflation.
And I want to just play a little bit of clips of in the Wayback Machine of what we said early on.
And I do this just to show how easy this was to predict.
So let's go cut 25.
This was back in December where we said, look, we are going to have inflation in America.
Inflation is going to come here suddenly.
It's going to deteriorate our dollar.
Things are going to go up six to eight, six to 10%.
So what does that mean?
That means if your wages are not going up six to 10%, if you are not able to have a 10% raise annually, by definition, you are losing money.
Do you have a 10% raise this year?
If you did not get a 10% raise, you are getting poorer and your leaders made you poor.
Play Cut 25 from back in December where we on this program predicted this unfortunate set of circumstances.
Cut 24.
In the 1980s, there was a growing fear that Japan was going to take over the world.
Japan was purchasing U.S. assets.
They were actually at one time they owned Rockefeller Plaza and Center.
The Imperial Palace in Japan was the most valuable piece of real estate on the planet.
And then because of inflated asset prices and bad and malinvestment, Japan went through a massive economic recession and eventually a depression.
And what is now known as the lost 30 years, Japan is still living through this, where Japan's debt to GDP ratio is 263.99%.
They owe more money than they are actually worth.
And what does Japan do in response to the Chinese coronavirus?
They double down to deliver the world's biggest stimulus package.
I suppose once you're so far into debt and you've already devalued your currency to such a great extent, what's another couple trillion dollars between friends?
Japan is a perfect test case of what happens when a country starts to really find itself addicted to bad government spending and inflationary practices.
Japan has lost the last 30 years of becoming an economic superpower because it decided to borrow against its own value in the 1990s, early 2000s, and even to today.
Japan is a perfect example of what happens when you start to engage in over-the-top deficit spending and create money out of thin air.
So that was back in December, and we were warning about this.
When Trump was president, by the way, when these massive stimulus packages were being passed, we were trying to say, slow down.
Is this part of a globalist great reset plan?
Why are we doing this?
Just reopen the country, talk about therapeutics, and restrict the money supply.
And CUT 26 is where we continue to try to warn our leaders not to stimulate the economy through fiat currency.
All we had to do was open the economy because we said on this program six months later, this thing's going to overheat and middle-class workers are going to get crushed.
Cut 26.
Doubling dollar bills simply doubles prices, especially when you don't have economic activity to correlate alongside the creation of that money.
Wealth does not come from money.
Instead, wealth comes from the goods and services that money represents.
That's called an economic truth.
It's a hard thing to talk about because passing a big stimulus like this feels good, doesn't it?
Yeah, people are going to be helped.
And maybe there will be small businesses that will be richly rewarded and saved thanks to the PPP money.
I know some of those people, and God bless them.
They are not the brunt of my criticism.
However, you want to really help them?
Open up the country, subsidize good behavior.
You want to really help people?
Don't deficit spend our country into a long-term debt cycle, which I'll get to in just one second.
Instead, we should be talking about restricting the money supply, not inflating the money supply.
You want to open up the country?
You want to stimulate the country?
Well, then why don't you go subsidize entrepreneurs, subsidize family creation?
That's the ultimate stimulus.
Is more American-born human beings and citizens.
That's a true stimulus.
Not checks for sitting around, which will make the money worthless and meaningless.
Charlie Kirk, you're back.
So that was a little bit of a longer clip that we played back in December, that we said back in December, predicting the overheating of the American economy.
Printing money does not print wealth.
It must be created through ingenuity, through private property rights, through risk-tanking, through entrepreneurship.
But inflation is a strategy.
It was so obvious to see what they were trying to do here.
Inflation, which again is meaning your dollar is worth less 6% this year, so you better spend it quickly, is a gift to the big.
And I say, Charlie, what do you mean?
Big what?
It's a gift to the big, and it's a penalty to the small.
If you're in the category of the small, you're going to get crushed.
Small business, small church, small media company, small family.
Inflation is a gift to the big.
It's a gift to big government.
It allows deficit spending to continue.
It allows big debts to actually be worth less.
There's three ways to get out of debt.
You could tax array out of it.
You can cut your way out of it, or you can inflate your way out of it.
Inflation is a gift to big agriculture.
It's a gift to big tech, to big media, to big corporations.
Did you know that corporations borrowed over $600 billion last year?
Why?
Well, if the dollar bills are going to be worth 6% to 10% less every year, you might as well expand your corporate borrowing sheet because just paying the interest, not even the principal, inflation will actually do the down payment for you.
Over 10 years, that money will be worth 60% less.
So you might as well borrow when the money is cheap because money is going to get more expensive when interest rates rise.
So 10 years later, without even even touching your debt burden, it's going to be worth half as much.
Inflation will pay your debt for you.
Inflation rewards people that have borrowed above their means.
And inflation hurts people that have been good fiscal stewards.
But what is the strategy?
Why are they doing this?
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There are more dollar bills out there right now than ever before.
Now, one of the reasons why Bitcoin is doing so well, even though it's up, it's down, I think it's like 40,000 today.
Is that right?
I track Bitcoin mostly as a human interest story and also out of this kind of story of what's the right word.
Do you guys ever see the Da Vinci Code where that guy kind of hurts himself?
So I was offered to put all my money into Bitcoin when it was $120 Bitcoin.
And so I just watch it just as a reminder of how things could have been.
You know what?
But it wasn't meant to be because we're talking together today.
Bitcoin is finally a competing currency against the dollar bill, which is why it's going up.
Bitcoin rising, housing rising, gold rising, silver rising is all an indictment of the United States dollar.
When there is more of something, it becomes less exclusive and therefore it deteriorates.
Now, the central bank, the promise, the pledge, the compact that we have with our central bank is: don't worry, we won't totally destroy the dollar.
We try to stimulate economic growth.
So, in there, the most innocent reading of the Fed policy is that if we turn on the guzzle, if we turn on the Federal Reserve policy, then all of a sudden more people have dollar bills, so they start spending it.
It's going to create more stuff, and eventually we're going to get back to full employment.
I don't buy that for a second at all.
This one was so easy to predict because it's so clear that this was an intentional upheaval to create the conditions to deteriorate debt and deteriorate the dollar.
So, what happens when you have inflation?
All of a sudden, a $30 trillion debt actually is not worth as much if there are more dollar bills out there.
It's one of the ways you can actually get yourself out of debt.
You can inflate your way out of debt.
That's number one.
Number two, when you have an inflation crisis, all of a sudden it makes the argument for mass amnesty a lot easier.
It makes the argument to want to bring in 5 million new Hondurans a lot easier, or Guatemalans, or El Salvadorians, or whatever.
Speaking of El Salvador, they actually just made Bitcoin one of the official currency options of the country of El Salvador.
And so, I'm telling you right now, this summer, you're going to have Republicans and Democrats likely do a press conference and say rising inflation is breaking the back of the American worker and the middle-class families.
Jobs are being left unfilled.
Therefore, we need a massive amnesty plan to bring more people into America.
By the way, we made that prediction months ago early, and it's proving to be true.
You see, inflation is by definition an instrument of chaos.
Inflation is by its nature uncertain.
So when things are uncertain, it lends itself to be used, capitalized on, and weaponized by the Democrats and the left to be able to implement ideas that they otherwise would not be able to build consensus or support around.
Now, when we made those inflation predictions back in December, that was before the other $2 trillion bill that Joe Biden passed.
And now he wants to put a $4 trillion bill through.
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Now, again, these creation of these dollar bills almost always go to a smaller and smaller group of angry and bitter and wealthy people, otherwise known as the American ruling class.
People like Bezos, people like Gates, people like Zuckerberg, people like the Louis Vuitton guy.
They're going to be just fine because they can buy farmland, they can buy hard assets, they can adjust rates.
If you own apartment buildings, for example, you're going to do just fine in inflation because you can adjust your rates.
But this is all a handout to the big to crush the small to give an excuse to change the American political system permanently.
You see, Democrats are running out of time and they're running out of patience because a lot of their time and energy these first six months have been used in trying to untangle the work of Donald Trump.
He did so much good for four years.
They're now trying to undo the positives that he put forward.
Because of this, inflation is being used as a chaotic conditioning to try to have you demand from your government either more social welfare benefits, restriction against private property, or the worst of all circumstances and scenarios, a reconfiguration of the American political system.
And yes, if you're listening to me carefully, are you saying, Charlie, that they're trying to create something terrible so that they get a benefit from it?
Of course, that's what I'm saying.
Of course.
That's who we're dealing with.
We're dealing with a part A is going to necessitate Part B Democrat Party, where they want you to suffer and yell uncle, and they come in and all of a sudden offer you the prize.
As David Axelrod famously said, in Chicago politics, the window repair man was also the guy at 2 a.m. that would throw bricks through your window.
And that's the Democrat Party.
They go to your storefront and throw a brick through your window at 2 a.m.
And then at 8 a.m., they just happen to be walking down the street and they say, oh, I see your window is broken.
I own a window repair company.
That's the Democrat Party.
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