Has the Supreme Court finally turned over a new leaf - finally looking out for the interests of the American people for once? It’s taken long enough - but do we think that this pattern of behavior will actually hold?
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Well, it looks like Trump just got a major win in the Supreme Court full stop.
That's what the dissent said.
Katanji Brown Jackson, the DEI higher judge, literally dissented and said full stop in her dissent when she was asked the question, how would you have felt if you didn't eat breakfast this morning?
So this is at least a partial, if not a full, and we're reading this because there are several concurrences here.
But it's written by Justice Barrett, which goes against the ruling that I just gave the guidance because she's one of the least junior justices, but she was assigned to write this opinion.
And essentially what she says, she says, some say that the universal injunctions give the judiciary a powerful tool to check the executive branch.
But she says, federal courts do not exercise general oversight of the executive branch.
They resolve cases and controversies consistent with the authority Congress has given to them.
When a court concludes the executive branch has acted unlawfully, the answer is not for the court to exceed its power, sounding very much like they are limiting these injunctions.
We know here that they have granted at least partially the stay to these preliminary injunctions, but they say only to the extent that the injunctions are broader than necessary to provide.
And as we all know, TikTok is perhaps the worst social media platform in terms of getting demonetized and getting taken down.
The rug will be put out from under you just for saying anything that even doesn't even break their guidelines.
So Instagram's been more fair, I'll be honest.
And I'm a Christian conservative content creator.
And I say Christian first because a lot of these conservatives don't even know what the moral standard that they uphold.
So, you know, I've been doing this for close to three years now.
And yeah, and I really want to fight to reestablish Christianity as the moral standard because if it's not that, then what is it?
And when I see people like Amber Rose getting invited to the RNC, that's, you know, a porn star and pro-LGBT, pro-abortion, pro-all the things that Christ isn't, I really have to ask myself, what is the moral standard that is guiding our movement?
So obviously, you guys know you don't have to be so familiar with it, but the Supreme Court had a monumental decision today.
And I think this is a very important discussion because what they decided was not about the birthright citizenship, even though that's what they were debating.
This wasn't about immigration.
This was about our actual republic.
This was about the separation of the legislative, judicial, and the executive on how much power the president has to enact his civil service to his people, what they elected him to do, how much he can actually implement his agenda.
This is an extremely serious case.
Now, I am not joking.
When I was mentioning earlier today about how Katanji Brown Jackson, who's the DEI judge appointed by Biden, she dissented to this case, which was trying to find out, do lower courts have the ability to block executive actions?
Do they have the ability to block the president's edicts for the country?
And I just love this.
This is not a joke.
I have a copy of her dissent.
She said that lower courts should be allowed to block the president.
She said stated simply, what it means to have a system of government that is bounded by law is that everyone is constrained by the law, no exceptions.
And for that to actually happen, courts must have the power to order everyone, including the executive, to follow the law full stop.
Dead ass.
I bet you she drives a Nissan Altima.
Jumping right into the discussion for this, we are living in a joke world where you have people who have wielded so much power, so much authority.
She has the ability to interpret the Constitution.
And I want to jump here by saying, it is odd to me that it's 6'3.
These are people who interpret the Constitution, that it's not 9-0.
As Greta Van Susteren said directly here, why is it that when we're talking about the very basic definition of what the Constitution means, is the Supreme Court and the interpreters of the Constitution confused and split on whether the executive branch has the power that it has?
I am alarmed.
And it was the three, it was Soda Mayor, Kagan, Kogan, whatever her name is, and Katanji Brown Jackson, three dyke-looking liberal women who are godless.
They don't fear man and they don't follow the Constitution.
They decided that the Constitution doesn't really matter.
Doesn't that alarm you a little bit that they don't believe the executive branch should have the power to enact what the people voted him to do?
But yeah, no, I'm not surprised from these crazy judges.
What they want to do is they want to allow the lower courts to go ahead and block everything Trump's been doing.
I mean, we've seen in his previous administration, we're seeing it once again where they just stand in the way of what the American people actually voted for.
We voted for stricter immigration laws.
We voted for, you know, bring businesses back to America.
I know they're giving them a hard time on terrorists before.
So they pretty much do whatever they can to stand in his way, knowing that majority of the country voted for him.
And in my opinion, not just once or twice, but three times.
I believe we've elected him into office.
But all it does is it just becomes roadblock after roadblock with a lot of these corrupt judges that just, it makes no sense where they want to put illegal immigrants before the American people.
So I'm happy to see this ruling is coming in his favor, especially when it comes to the birthright citizenship.
You know, this has been a big problem for a long time.
It was used originally for slaves is why they came up with it.
But then they, you know, the liberal system just pretty much found it as a loophole, tried to smuggle in as many illegals as they can to replace us as quick as possible.
I know it's, and also, on the other hand, it's also been very profitable for, you know, all the cartels in Mexico as well.
So I'm glad to see we're getting closer to putting an end to this.
But beyond talking about what this defined or what this ended up deciding for our country, which is that Trump can go ahead with his agenda, this is very important, guys.
You ought to understand how important this is.
The Supreme Court decided that the Constitution still exists.
That's kind of a weird thing that we have to debate that.
However, Trump has said now, then you know what?
He's going to just go at full speed.
Are we getting the Trump back from 2016?
Listen to him talking about ending birthright citizenship.
I think this is a great discussion that we can talk about whether this is good for the country or not.
And thanks to this decision, we can now promptly file to proceed with numerous policies that have been wrongly enjoined on a nationwide basis.
And some of the cases we're talking about would be ending birthright citizenship, which now comes to the fore.
That was meant for the babies of slaves.
It wasn't meant for people trying to scam the system and come into the country on a vacation.
This was, in fact, it was the same date, the exact same date, the end of the Civil War.
It was meant for the babies of slaves, and it's so clean and so obvious.
But this lets us go there and finally win that case because hundreds of thousands of people are pouring into our country under birthright citizenship.
And it wasn't meant for that reason.
It was meant for the babies of slaves.
So thanks to this decision, we can now promptly file to proceed with these numerous policies and those that have been wrongly enjoined on a nationwide basis, including birthright citizenship, ending sanctuary city funding, suspending refugee resettlement, freezing unnecessary funding, stopping federal taxpayers from paying for transgender surgeries and numerous other priorities of the American people.
We have so many of them.
I have a whole list.
I'm not going to bore you.
And I'm going to have Pam get up and say a few words.
But there's really, she can talk as long as she wants because this is a very important decision.
This is a decision that covers a tremendous amount of territory.
But I want to just thank again the Supreme Court for this ruling.
It's a giant.
It's a giant.
And they should be very proud.
And our country should be very proud of the Supreme Court today.
Like, you know, your parents come, you end up basically, you know, getting born here.
Vivex the same way.
And then you put on a cowboy hat and go, yeah, everybody, I'm one of you.
And it's like, you know, that's not really a good idea because in the end, my personal opinion, and you might disagree with me, I think that the only way that you should have citizenship in a country is if one of your parents and you're born were already a citizen of that country.
So like my kids are dual citizens, which I joke, that's why they're going to run for Congress one day, right?
They're ready for that.
They're dual citizens, Australian-American.
But their mom's an Australian citizen.
So when we're in Australia, I wouldn't assume that my children should become Australians if I gave birth, my wife gave birth to them if we were just Americans hanging out there.
And I wouldn't have asked them for dual citizenship.
I wouldn't have applied.
But because their mom is, and then here they have citizenship because we're in two different countries.
I don't believe that should exist.
I actually don't think that system is right.
As it stands, I am taking advantage of it because they get, you know, we look at free surgeries, whatever they want in Australia, free college education.
And then over here, they get freedom.
So I understand that, but I definitely believe this idea of like Mexicans coming, especially here illegally, or even Chinese people coming here illegally, people going on vacations.
Saudi Arabia had a program that they would actually pay for your education journalists for women to come to America if they were pregnant so that they could have their babies here and they become American citizens.
This is an abuse of the system.
And I think this is right to end this, but you know that they're not they, the people who hate our country, they're not going to let this slide very easily.
This is a perversion of what was originally intended for slaves.
And what happens is, and I've heard a lot of arguments on TikTok from liberals in the live stream debates and on their videos.
What ends up happening is it's not just the anchor baby, but the illegal parents then get to stay here too.
And that has a cascade of negative effects.
But what Trump is saying is that they criticize him for separating the families.
There was a notable case where they're saying that there was a young girl, a child, that was going through cancer treatments, and Trump is separating her from her parents.
I mean, what a disingenuous argument because she's a child.
The parents are illegal.
She's technically legal here because of this perversion of the constitutional amendment.
What do they want Trump to do?
If the parents get kicked out, where is she going to go?
She's a child.
So do they want him to separate the family?
He's trying to keep the family together.
He's not going to remove the parents and keep her under some kind of government supervision or put her in a foster care.
He's saying, I don't want to separate the families.
Go back home with your parents.
And when you're of age, you can come back here if you want.
You have a citizenship.
So, yeah, I mean, not only that they're perverting it, but they're making a bunch of disingenuous arguments.
They're paying influencers on TikTok and social media platforms to just slander Trump and his administration for standing for what the Constitution really is originally fighting for.
And it was not to have a bunch of anchor babies and have their illegal parents staying here wrongly and changing our culture.
But people are talking about revoking or revocation of citizenship.
I think, look, it is a tricky situation.
On one hand, you know, I think that would be really difficult, especially if you were born here and you feel like you're a part of the culture and society.
I don't know if just revoking is necessarily like, you know, the only option.
Maybe there needs to be some sort of civics test.
Maybe there needs to be a checking.
Some countries, you can stay here.
If your country speaks English or if you share a common, you know, culture, you can stay.
But if you don't, then you need to go through some sort of program.
You need to, maybe you need to do some voluntary service, civil service for the country to earn that stay.
You know, these are really tough things, but we didn't find this country wasn't founded on being weak.
It wasn't founded on being nice.
It was founded on blood and sweat and tears.
And that's how any nation is made.
It's conquered and built.
And we've allowed ourselves to be conquered through this immigration problem.
This is all over the West.
We are being internally conquered.
And you see, we saw in New York, you know, we're not pushing white supremacy or something on the show.
But what we do know is that when there's a reduction of white people in America, as it's become less white, it has gone more progressive.
It has gone more liberal.
And in areas where white people move out, it tends the cities tend to decay.
And that's just a factual statement.
And so we have to ask ourselves: do we want to be nice and in decay and in decline?
Or do we want to tell maybe some black crack addicts, you can't pee in the subway.
And if you do, you're not going to be allowed to stay here.
Yeah, I feel like there's a certain point where we've got to, we've got to stop caring about how we look and we've got to do what's right for the nation.
Yeah, we definitely got to be a lot stricter on everything that's going on.
The American people are sick and tired of having our borders overflowed with these illegal immigrants.
We've seen what it's done to our communities.
We've seen what it's done to families.
People are being attacked all the time.
Crime rates are going through the roof.
Now, I know it's a hard thing as far as if they've already had their citizenship.
I don't know how we can go about that as far as the birthrights and citizenship previously.
Maybe, as you mentioned, that they can take kind of civics tests or something of that nature, some way to incorporate them in.
But the good thing is, I'm glad is that the days of Guadalupe hopping over the wall and just pumping out a baby, that those days are over of giving them citizenship.
I was a little bit, I don't want to say too discouraged, but I was a little discouraged when I seen the numbers coming in of how many people were actually being sent back to their country.
But the one thing that they're doing too is, as you mentioned before, with the little girl with cancer, or maybe even the story with the Maryland man, what they're trying to do is they're trying to pull on the heartstrings of us and try to manipulate each scenario.
So that way the American people want to push back against Trump's agenda.
But the main thing is that this is what we all voted for.
Me, I think we should have mass roundups.
I think we need to go around and start getting everybody who's here legally.
You got to go.
And if we got to run into Home Depots or if we got to run into different areas, then so be it.
We can't allow our country to do this decline and we have to stop worrying, as you mentioned, about our personal image.
We need to be a country of strength.
We need to be a country that wants to have a great future for us and not only just us, but our children, because this is the ones that we're leaving the country to once we're gone.
So something has to be done and it has to be done with a firm hand.
Stephen Miller, you know, it's kind of funny because, you know, there's a lot of talk against Jews today, right?
There's a lot of like, there's a lot of talk and it makes sense because Jews are involved in a lot of nefarious activities and they're at the top of the social ladder.
But Stephen Miller is Jewish and he seems to be like the most outspoken voice against illegal immigration.
And that's kind of an interesting comment because a lot of the current discussion is like, oh, Jews are behind the illegal immigration issue.
But then you have Stephen Miller who's fighting the illegal immigration issue and even legal immigration issue.
So it does bring up some nuance here, right?
There's a little bit of like a question of like, okay, what's really going on here?
Who's really to blame?
What's actually happening?
I think you got to have an intellectual conversation about this.
Before we talk about that, though, guys, I want to remind you, obviously, men are not standing up for what they believe in.
That's a huge problem.
And the reason why is because we call it male-to-male transsexuality.
Men look like men, but they talk like men, but they don't act like men.
And what do I mean?
I don't mean that they're just kissing.
They are today.
A lot of guys are kissing each other, but if they keep their socks on, it's not gay.
However, the main issue that we have today is actually just men are not men of action.
Like they're not willing to be, you know, called racist or misogynistic.
They're afraid of doing what's right because they're afraid of, you know, oh, what if girls are going to get mad and all this gynecentric nonsense?
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And let's talk about someone who does have some high tea right now, Stephen Miller, weighed in on Newsmax, talking about birthright citizenship being the greatest scam.
Listen to this: birthright citizenship is the biggest, costliest scam in financial history.
An illegal alien can come here nine months pregnant or on a tourist visa, nine months pregnant, have a baby.
That baby is then declared an automatic citizen, which then entitles the entire family to come here and live here.
And everyone with a welfare, yes, they can get unlimited welfare applying as the custodian of this citizen so-called child.
The biggest financial ripoff of Americans in history, not to mention the fact that it is the number one magnet for illegal immigration and invasion, and that is used by foreign governments to conduct espionage against the United States.
Because now, see, we can keep out a foreign spy who has a visa who's trying to get permission to board an airplane.
But what happens when a foreign government uses this ridiculous birthright scam in order to create automatic citizens who then grow up as assets of a foreign government?
So, it's a major national security threat.
The 14th Amendment, the provisions in question, were ratified for the children of freed slaves.
You can go read the minutes of the debate.
They were talking about the children of freed slaves after the Civil War.
Yeah, no, you're right.
This was meant to provide illegal alien children with automatic citizenship.
Do you really think that in the 19th century, three quarters of states all got together to pass an amendment to say that people that Congress has forbidden from entering here can have automatic children citizens?
I mean, the idea is so far beyond even the outer limits of imagination.
No human being who suggests it should be taken seriously.
Newsmax, which is actually down the street, it's weird.
We're here.
Newsmax is down the street.
Ben Shapiro is down the street.
Everyone's right here in the middle of a good old Boca Maton.
But my guest today, I wanted to talk about that.
You know, there's a lot of good points here.
He's like a based Mark Levin.
Like, if Mark Levin wasn't a fat slob and actually made sense, right?
If Mark Levin took one week off of trying to get young Christian men killed in foreign wars, right?
That'd be crazy, Mark.
It is true.
It's like there are things that we have not questioned in our country that have been used to undermine us.
It is absolutely insane.
As I mentioned with Saudi Arabia, they had that program for their women to come to school here, pay for their education if they would have children.
It is somewhat interesting to me that we allowed ourselves to get this far.
And the question is: are we too far deep to reverse what's going on?
Is the country too un-European, too un-Christian to actually get back to where we need to be?
Is this performative?
Or like, or is reversing and revoking the birthright citizenship here?
Could this give us at least some containment to where we can ask ourselves, what the hell's going on and maybe at least buy ourselves some time to find a solution?
Because I think the solution is going to be really, really nasty and it's going to be very, very, very difficult to swallow.
I'm sure you know that too.
And I know that everyone's trying to stop us, including James Lindsay, including Constantine Kissing.
They're trying to stop this Christian nationalism.
Yeah, it's funny that they use Christian nationalism as a boogeyman term.
And I'm proudly a Christian nationalist.
There's nothing wrong with putting Christ first and putting the interest of America first.
And to respond to that video, he seems to be an exception to the rule.
Stereotypes do exist for a reason.
Obviously, there is an incentive to pervert and to pervert the culture essentially of Christian Americans.
And one way to do that is, as you said, with Saudi Arabia or these Middle Eastern countries sending their women here or Mexico sending their people here.
And populate, you know, you're removing the Christian American culture that is the bedrock of our society when you have a bunch of people here that don't assimilate with that culture.
Look what's happening in the United Kingdom.
Look what just that mayor that was just elected in, or he was the primary now in New York.
This perverts the culture that we've always had.
So I'm very much a Christian nationalist and anything that pushes against that, I'm just going to be against.
But I want to say one more thing.
Christ is the only thing that is going to save us.
No politician, no amendment being passed, nothing that a human being can make is ever, it could contain it.
Like you said, it's going to contain it, but Jesus Christ is the only solution.
To have you a question though, do we want, so do we want more Christians here or is race still a factor?
Like is do you think like Congo being like a predominantly Christian country, but obviously not really sharing any of our values?
Do you think that there still is an importance in our country to select carefully what countries, whether they're Christian or not, based upon racial and cultural differences?
Or is it really, is it Christ is the only factor?
Because that's a big debate on the right right now, right?
That doesn't mean that you don't have a filter of people that are, their culture is so extremely different from ours, but I have to be principled here.
Christ is absolutely center of my life.
And I want to be in a neighborhood with based principled Christians.
What does that mean that Christ is the center of your life?
Like, what is it?
Just like, how is your life different from somebody who's, you know, like a decent, somebody's not doing like egregious illegal things, right?
I'm not talking about that, but like somebody who's just like living their life.
What does that mean?
Like if you want people to have Christ being the center, a lot of people who watch the show are not Christians or they're, you know, Christ, they call them like Christ curious, Christ adjacent, right?
We grew up in it or whatever.
But like, what does what does that mean as a young man to like actually live out your life?
I don't walk around believing things just because it feels right in the moment.
And the next month, because someone gave me a convincing argument, I now think something is immoral, where a month before, you know, a month prior, I thought it was moral.
So Christ centered in my life is I have an objective standard that I live my life by and I will die for it.
You know, that's what I think the definition of belief is you will die for something.
So first, before I was a Christian, I just did willy-nilly whatever I wanted, whatever felt right, whatever people around me at that time were saying this is the right thing to do.
I have a book.
I have a moral system that has worked, that has built the Western civilization for thousands of years.
I mean, of course, what I want in the world is I want everybody to be drawn closer to Christ.
I want them to have that relationship with Jesus.
It's very important, and it's how we should be our foundation, which we build upon.
But as far as our country goes, I do believe that we need to keep our ethnicity of what the original founders are as the primary ethnicity.
We can collect people from all over the world that can be Christian, but then they're not really Americans.
It's kind of like a little bit separate.
Does that mean that just, you know, I guess Satan, like, if they come here and they believe in God, you know, that's, that's great because it keeps those same moral principles.
But after a while, we're going to kind of wash out who we are.
I've said it numerous times.
I think Americans should stay majority, like, you know, European descent.
Whereas if in Mexico, they should stay majority Mexican.
I don't think any country should lose their, you know, who they are and what their culture is because they decide to pile a bunch of people in that we can't house and we have all these different kinds of separations from us.
So I do believe that, you know, as you mentioned, Jesus is the only one that can save us from this.
Jesus is the one.
Politicians aren't going to save us.
But I also believe that we need to be strong Christian men who stand up to it as well, you know, and make sure that we do preach the word of God and we also carry ourselves accordingly.
You know, and is that going to be easy?
No, that's not going to be easy because the devil doesn't rob empty houses.
The closer you draw to God, the more you're going to be attacked, the more you're going to have enemies against you.
And yeah, and so, and also if you look at the disciples, the disciples, they didn't end up very good towards the end, but they never denied God.
So, you know, as strong Christian men, we have to stand up to the wickedness.
We have to be the light in the darkness.
And I think that's what we're seeing now.
Yes, some of the things may come off strong of what we do, but it's for the greater good of our country and also for God.
Yeah, I wouldn't particularly call myself like a strong Christian, you know, but like, but I'm really glad people are.
You know what I mean?
Like, cause I think a lot of young men are becoming strong Christians.
And I think, you know, what that means for the country can only be good because a lot of people are just so esoteric and, you know, ethereal and open-minded that we need more people to be closed and rigid.
Like people need to accept the boundaries.
However, I do say there's definitely a truthful statement here.
It's definitely Christianity because this Mormonism stuff, guys, I saw I saw a clip today.
This is crazy.
And I'm not even meaning to talk poorly about him because he's actually a really nice guy.
And it's easy to talk smack on people on the internet, right?
Like, but like, dude, Zirka posted this, you know, this guy, you know, what's his name again?
He'll start telling you why 10 reasons he'll vote for him to do 10 reasons why you shouldn't have voted for him.
I've never seen someone change their opinion more.
And I, and, you know, everyone knows I had a famous crash out against Sneeko that had a delete because I got my channel, my, my, my, my channel deleted.
But then again, he did make me lose a bunch of money.
And originally the studio was built to do a show with him and some other people and Fuentes and Myrons, we like built this whole thing out to do the show.
And then he canceled like the day before.
So that was actually crazy.
So I rightfully was angry.
However, bringing that up about like young people becoming, what do you think about this?
Let me bring this up.
Like this, there's a bunch of people who are looking for God.
I have a lot of Muslims that reach out to me on Instagram and they say, hey, man, I thank you.
I love you for calling out the Zionist control and the conservative movement, the Jewish influence that has invested a lot of money into the Trump campaign, the Jewish Zionist control really over our country.
I don't like your religion.
I mean, that's evil.
Jesus Christ is God.
I don't, they do sort of respect Jesus as a prophet, but I absolutely think that's that's wrong.
I want to see him baptized in a church.
I want to see him following Christ.
I don't want to see this is where we may have a little bit of difference.
I don't care what his race is.
I don't want to see anyone, you know, being led away from Christ.
I don't want to see anyone being put into a different religion that is evil.
He's like, yeah, where are you going to stop begging?
And he's like, begging for what?
He's like, oh, reparations.
And the guy's like, I'm not begging.
He goes, how much do you want?
And he's like $70,000 to $300,000.
I was like, that's a huge, that's, that's a huge range.
And like $70,000, you can buy a car, $300,000, you could put down money on a home.
Like, it's like, bro, you want reparations.
You got to come with like a proposal, brother.
You got to like explain to me on a chart.
I need a pie graph, right?
You got to tell me what you're going to do with the money.
Because, you know, I just thought it was actually so funny.
He called it that the foundational black Americans are just sitting around begging.
What a lame place to be in.
And I want to make sure everyone never becomes a victim because there's a lot of young white guys too, particularly in America, who are angry at the anti-white racism that's prevalent in our country.
And instead of, and then they all like, oh, this, I see this all the time.
It's like, dude, if the system was different, I would be further ahead.
I would have found a wife.
And I mean, straight guys fall into this too, just like Christian guys, like, dude, there's no women out there.
Like, you know, they're all hoes and whatever.
And it's like, hey, just remember, like, just because it's harder now, maybe to achieve something for you, or it's more rare to find someone like this.
Like, you know, it was kind of hard to establish a colony too, you know?
Like, maybe life is not as easy as it was in some aspects economically as your parents, or you don't have the same opportunities.
But, you know, we're just talking, I'm not going to mention who it is.
We're just talking about tonight about a young lady in her 20s that's, you know, kept herself pure and looking for a husband or whatever.
They exist.
They're out there.
I know some.
So it's like, you know, just because you're not finding them sitting on your couch posting swastikas may not find you a beautiful wife.
It just might not do it.
You know, I'm not saying you can't do it.
I'm not saying there's, there should be any laws against it.
I'm just saying, you know, like just LARPing around is not going to solve any of your problems.
You got to be a doer, right?
Doer of the word, not a hearer only.
But I don't know if you want to weigh in on the bed sheet.
Yeah, I don't like, I don't like that it's, it's infiltrating our country more and more, as you mentioned over in Europe.
If they want to stay in their country and have that, then that's on them.
I do wish, once again, like you've mentioned, that they do find their way to Jesus Christ.
You know, we're all the children of God.
You know, we just have to choose him so this way we can be closer.
But what we're seeing is it's pretty much like a cancer.
It's already gone into the UK.
You see multiple kids that are going to these type of events and they're praising different religions.
They're drawing further away from God.
And a lot of times this may be because it's a trend, maybe because they just see, you know, a lot of people doing it.
But I believe we're going to see that more of that here in the United States, unfortunately, especially what happened in New York City and multiple other areas.
We're going to see this grow more and more.
And that's why it's more important than ever that we go out, we preach the word of God, that we share the truth with everybody, and we do it unapologetically, but in a loving way at the same time.
Yeah, but I was going to say to clarify, because people always end up watching the segments when I talk about them on the show.
It always ends up getting to people.
Tasani, you're welcome on the show.
I don't understand it.
You're welcome to come here and explain it to me.
I literally do not get the white guy converting to Muslim thing.
I thought, and also, you're not even ginger.
You know what I mean?
So that doesn't even make sense.
Okay.
I get if you're ginger.
For somebody, there's always fat gingers that are converting to Islam.
You know what I mean?
But I guess, you know, we didn't lose a soul because they never had one to begin with.
You know what I'm saying?
All right.
Getting back to this, this idea, though, you know, my point was that immigration just changed cultures, religion.
These things are very important.
We can't pretend like we can just have any religion, any culture, any idea.
Even remember, guys, this is what people say.
It's racist to talk about preserving our European ancestry and stuff.
Why did people even leave that weren't white to come to white countries?
We got a couple non-white guys sitting in the back here who have completely integrated into Western society and are Westerners.
It's like they're not, maybe their skin color isn't white, but there is a white culture and they've taken it on.
And this guy's so into it.
Look, his shirt's white too.
Do you see that?
Go back to that?
Look at that.
Boom.
He's even wearing a white t-shirt.
Look at that.
Oh, yeah.
No, but I meant like people leave India and Pakistan and Mexico to go live in a polite white society.
Just like some people don't like the ruggedness and the rigidness and the lack of morality in Western culture.
So they'll go to a more traditional Latin country.
Like the same reason why men will go marry Asian women, because there's something different about them.
They're submissive.
Like these differences exist and it doesn't make you a hateful person to acknowledge them.
And it also doesn't mean like, it's like, well, if there's no white countries, there's no white culture, then why did you leave India?
Oh, to get away from Indians and Indian culture and to come where?
to a non-Indian.
So is it just not Indian or does it have an identity?
It does, but I want to play this.
The ACLU, of course, is going to be fighting this.
Remember, the ACLU is also headquartered where New York and Boca Raton.
That's there actually here.
That's not a joke.
Chabad is also New Yorker here.
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There are still many open pathways to block President Trump's illegal and unconstitutional birthright citizenship order and ensure that all babies born in the U.S. are equal citizens, as the rule has been in our country since the end of the civil war.
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We'll be filing a motion for class certification today.
And that's one of the ways in which people who are harmed around the country by President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship will be able to go and get protection from the courts.
I don't know if you want to weigh in on this, but I think it's like, of course, the ACLU is here to ensure that there's as many people moving here as possible that are not Western.
Well, I'm surprised if they're having them come towards Boca.
usually like to bring up the topic but don't like to merge with everybody um you know the one thing in florida i will say though that we have also on the doc is the aclu is here They're not trying to bring the people here.
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I mean, I don't think they're going to use this for illegals.
I think they're just going to keep this as a permanent stage for during hurricanes to put the linemen and then they're just using probably federal money to justify this.
That's kind of my opinion because Florida doesn't have any state tax.
So I don't know where they got the money for this from.
It must be from our highways, all the tax we pay driving on the roads.
But it's like, I think we do too much for illegals.
I think we should take knives and cut the boats and then let them sink.
This is why it's hard to tackle the illegal problem.
Do you want to know the real reason why?
The real reason why is because we refuse to acknowledge what an American is.
And the reason why we refuse to, even people that know it, is because it's difficult to say because everybody knows that there's exceptions to the definition.
And just like when you bring up who commits the most amount of violent crime and everybody knows, right?
Everybody knows.
The problem is, is that everyone also knows someone from that same ethnic group who's a great individual who also is tired and fatigued by their own in-group, you know?
They're tired of it too.
So it's really hard to then say, here's, we should have separate laws for that group in our group, or we should be harder on that group because everyone knows not everyone is unruly and comes from a bad home and has a low IQ.
You know, that's not how it is.
And I think with an American, we have so many non-European, non-foundational Americans here, so many people in the conservative movement that have really adopted and adapted to the Western identity and culture that it's really hard to just say that an American means a white person, right?
That that's a European person because we know a lot of people that are not white who really, really do hold on to American ideas and values.
And even harder than people, it's always been the minority, though.
It's always been a minority of the minorities that are that adopt the white Western values.
The rest of them, you know, obviously are very radically left.
They're very, very democratic, very communist, very socialist.
But what's been even more difficult to redefine what an American is is the last election with Trump, the amount of Hispanics that swung conservative, right?
It's almost more conservative than it is not conservative, which is not surprising because Hispanics have a traditionally very conservative culture and ideas.
But a lot of people are starting to adopt this more Americanized way of life.
I do think that, you know, up until 1965, to be an American, everyone knew what that meant.
It was a white person from European heritage that lived in the former colony.
And, you know, we even, you know, blacks identified.
My point was, was that being an American, we did have slaves.
We did have black people who were American citizens.
They were naturalized.
They were brought in under law.
And now we have, what, 160, I think, nationalities in this country or something like that are in like 131 languages I was reading.
Something crazy like that.
It's like.
Who gets to stay?
Who gets to go?
Who's really an American?
Who's not?
I can tell you this.
I don't think Muslims are American.
Like we can start by removing all the Muslims.
Like, that's my personal opinion.
Like, I don't think, I don't think we should have any Muslims in this country.
I think they all can go.
Like, I mean, this is pretty simple to me.
I think I make some guidelines.
I think if you're a birthright, if you're an anchor baby, you're going to have to go.
I think that if you, I think that if you come from a culture that's not Western, if you're not from a European culture, we should reevaluate your status here and possibly you might need to leave.
I think there's a lot of things we'd have to do, but I don't think that's ever going to happen.
I think our country is just generally cooked and all we can do is slow down the demise.
I'm saying that it's going to be, it'd be too hard.
No one's going to go for any of this.
No one's ever going to go to like, sorry to the white nationalists and like wig nats.
America's never going to go to a point to where what's the definition of an American is that it means you're white.
Like it's never going back to that.
Like there could be a civil war and collapse and there could be another nation that that goes and adopts that, right?
I'm not saying it couldn't happen on this land, but like America, the Federation, the Empire, like that is a, that is a wild dream of people.
There's a lot of people on the right that think that's going to happen right now.
And I don't think there's any evidence that that's going to happen.
I'm just, I'm just letting you know.
I don't know if you agree with that, but look, I don't think that's ever, we're not going, we're not going back to that.
You know, one thing we have to do, though, is we do have to stop the bleeding.
You know, once we stop the bleeding, we could better evaluate what's going on with our country and how we can help fix it.
Do I think that we're going to be running around rounding everybody up?
You know, no, I don't think that's going to happen.
And I do believe there has to be some kind of strong intervention to try to bring us back, but we'll never be back to originally where we were.
What we have to do now moving forward is we have to make sure that we are going ahead and we are removing those who are here legally.
Birthright citizenship, I know it is tough because of if they lived here their whole life and then they've assimilated to America.
They have the same kind of values.
It does make it rough, but something does have to be done.
And I know you mentioned that the Spanish, a lot of Spanish people now go for Trump and they have American values, but it's not all countries that are like that, that are Spanish.
You know, what you find is usually people who've left places like Cuba or other countries where they've already dealt with socialism.
They've already dealt with the terrible effects it has over time and they know how it's a bad idea.
They're the ones usually that are more conservative because they're like, okay, we've already played this game.
We don't want to play this game again.
So you see a lot of that.
But something does have to be done.
And I just, I really hope that we wake up as a country.
And I'm not totally against immigration myself.
You know, if you come here legally, you've shown that you are going to benefit the country.
If you've shown that, you know, you are assimilating and that you have our beliefs and our values, then I'm not against people coming in.
I do think there has to be a limit, though, of how many we're bringing in because we don't want to drown ourselves out.
Because I think that's sort of the divide right now of like people are saying they're using a, they're using a euphemism for white right now.
You hear it called a third world immigration, right?
And it like that, they say third, become the third world, import the third world.
Well, they're not talking about any white country there.
They're talking about mostly non-white countries.
It's a softer way of bringing up a very contentious topic.
And I understand that because no one wants to have a racial conversation.
It's very, very damaging.
It's divisive.
But I think it's fair enough to ask the question here.
Is that what you mean?
Like, like, stop immigration from non-white countries, or all, like, including, like, what, if like a white blonde girl from Sweden wants to come here, is that problematic?
Or are you talking about, you know, like, like, what, what is it that we're trying to, like, what bleed or what is it we're trying to stop?
Um, I, you know, first off, I guess, yes, you could say that if they came from, I don't want to say just whites because you do have good people on every side, you know what I mean?
But at the same time, a lot of those people who are different ethnicity usually don't carry the same values, don't carry the same beliefs.
And that's why we run into a lot of those problems that we have now.
Me personally, I think that we should close down immigration just for a little bit till we figure this mess out.
So, nobody finds it controversial that Japan wants to keep their Japanese ethnicity.
Nobody finds it controversial that it's next to impossible to get a residency or citizenship in China unless you're Chinese.
And unless you're a country that is predominantly white, trying to keep it, your culture and your race, then it becomes controversial.
So, I don't think that's hidden.
And I want to ask a question at the end, but I'm going to wait to bring that up in a second.
But the other thing I want to say is this: I, as a white person, right, I've always in elementary school, middle school, was always taught, you as a white person, you have to accept all races, accept all cultures, accept all religions, accept it all.
Don't be a bigot.
Okay.
And I've tried to practice that.
I've tried to be friends with Indians.
I remember two of my better friends that I met when I first went to college were Indians.
I never tried to see, I didn't, I looked past it.
That's all that I was taught.
What ends up happening with a lot of these people that move that are not white, whether they're Chinese, Indian, whatever variation of Asian, et cetera, they stick to their people group.
They have their own cities.
It's all Chinese, let's say.
They have their, every church they go to is all Chinese.
The people they work with are all Chinese.
The people that they live with are all Chinese.
Everything is Chinese, but you want to live in a predominantly white country.
You don't want to assimilate with white people.
It seems like every other race is okay with not assimilating with whites.
Whites are the only ones that are taught.
You have to assimilate.
You have to accept.
Don't be a bigot.
Don't be a racist.
But the question that I was waiting to ask here is: so I think there's kind of a spectrum of race realism on one side.
And then on the other side, it's all culture.
You know, like, because it's without a shadow of a doubt that black culture in the United States is extremely violent.
It's very broken.
And so do you chalk that up to it's all culture?
Do you chalk it up to it's all race realism?
Or do you say that it's kind of somewhere in between?
I would go into a race realism because wherever you see these people increase in number, you see crime and violence increase, whether it's in Western Europe, Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, and in their own countries.
There is partially a culture because naturally, I think it's possibly related to the way they're designed, but they're backwards thinking people.
So they look towards like in Africa, the issue is that they look, they look towards the past and what their ancestors did.
And they also have a version of tall poppy syndrome that you see in Western countries.
But they'll like, like, if you go to Africa and you build them like wells or something like that, they'll dismantle the wells and sell the parts, right?
They don't, they don't have a, there's no word in their language for maintenance in almost any African language.
That word doesn't exist to maintain things.
So there is a little bit of the cultural, you know, you know, side of things.
Their language has an issue.
They don't understand the concept.
They also like, if you start making money selling little, little like rice patties because you found a tree to go under and people like to stand on the tree and buy your rice patties, someone will go cut down that tree to ensure you don't get ahead.
That is how their culture works.
My wife's from Africa.
She's, you know, my whole family, they're all from Africa.
And that's how it is, Uganda, Tanzania, no not South Africa.
That's how it is across the board.
And, you know, so that's one issue.
However, there is also the race realism aspect of like, you know, it's a really, really tough thing because you can't just chalk it up to culture.
I think that there's exceptions.
Like, I don't think that, I don't think that all black people have a low IQ.
I don't think it's safe to say that.
But I think that genetic studies have been done.
And the problem is, is that about 40% of African Americans, particularly, this is not, you know, all, this is not all individual ethnicities in Africa, right?
But particularly the slave class or ex-slave class in the United States, like 40% of the group would have like a statistically extremely low IQ compared to a normal Caucasian person.
So it's not that like 100% of black people are dumb or that you can like write off all black people as stupid.
This is why everyone knows black people that are really normal and just, you know, whatever.
But still, like, what's the chances that Katanji Brown Jackson uses the phrase full stop and crashes her niece on Altima into the into the front of the SCOTUS building and then blames the marble steps for getting in her way?
That actually didn't happen.
But no, but she is full stop.
And, you know, what is it, the chance that it's all these minority women with lesbian haircuts that are the ones fighting against the Constitution?
And I think, I think I'll just, to answer the question about race realism, this is why I think everyone's kind of right at the same time.
Do you know how dangerous it is if any group of people, you have four out of 10 that are like extremely low IQ, two or three that are below average IQ, and then they also have a cultural tribalism together.
What happens when one of them starts running because they're stupid and they, you know, and they start running?
What happens when they all start running and following the group?
Maybe one of them doesn't run and that person gets along with you and me and they move out of their neighborhood and they live around us and they're totally fine, which is why I can't write them all off for their skin color.
Never would, never can.
That still poses a threat to me that out of a group of 10 people, seven of them, like it only takes one stupid person with a really, really low IQ or four of them to start the problem, but seven out of 10 are going to follow the crowd.
That's what I think we have.
We have a combination of IQ differences with tribalistic cultural crowd mentality that leads to an in-group preference that leads towards chaos and a lack of order that cannot integrate into our society.
So I think we have a very, very systemically problematic issue.
And we never focus on the real problem.
We're just focused on the ones that do succeed in our culture, which they do exist.
But in order to succeed, we still have to lower standards like in college, workplace, and everything to integrate them.
I mean, if we look at what happened with Carmelo Anthony and the white kid that he stabbed in the chest, I think it was either yesterday or a few days ago that the courts determined that we're going to press charges that it was first-degree murder.
And I saw a few black liberal content creators on TikTok saying, oh, there you go, white people.
You got what you wanted.
This kid is a stone-cold thug.
I mean, he's a murderer.
He stabbed a white kid in the chest.
And these are the same people that five years ago, without seeing all of the evidence, were saying, Derek Chauvin, this white police officer, he's guilty.
And then it comes to find out that George Floyd had a bunch of fentanyl in his system.
They don't hesitate to jump the gun to blame white people for everything.
But when one of their own, tribalism, as you said, literally kill a white kid at a high school track meet that he has a knife with him in his backpack.
Why do you have those questions aren't asked?
He's innocent.
He matches our skin color.
We're tribal and we're going to defend him and we're going to give him half a million or more dollars.
And we're going to get even angrier at the fact when a white woman says the N-word and she reflexively gets $600,000 and GoFundMe.
That's actually worse than stabbing a white person and killing them.
And unfortunately, what ends up happening is they glorify a lot of these people.
As you mentioned, the stabbing.
And you had the other guy that I remember Kamala Harris prompted up a couple of years ago where he got shot in the back by police.
They said it was like this whole thing, but he was actually reaching for a gun.
So there's so many of these stories where they take these individuals who are committing crimes, who are doing bad things, and they put them on a pedestal.
They say that they're victims of the system.
And it actually, in the long run, I mean, what they should be doing is these are the types of things that they should be pushing away from.
You're making us look bad.
You're destroying how us as a group united are making us look evil.
But unfortunately, they don't do it.
And it's funny, too, because as we're talking about tribalism and people coming together, I mean, that just really shows you any race can come together and protect one of their own, no matter how vicious the crime was, no matter how evil it was.
But the second a group of white people come together and try to protect each other, it's like, oh my gosh, how dare they?
This is the worst thing ever.
You know, they're, they're sick.
They're, they're trying to destroy our nation.
And, you know, for us to believe that we need to have unity within our tribe, pretty much, you know, that should not be something that should be bad.
That should not be something that's looked down on.
You know, you could say it's just like the meme.
They always say, you know, like the power range, you have the red power, black power, yellow power, and then the white power, you got to like keep your hand down.
You know, it's just, it's viewed as the worst thing ever.
Yeah, I think also this conversation is an interesting one.
It's an interesting conversation because the question is like, you know, no culture has ever successfully integrated Africans.
You know, they've never done that.
And nobody's ever tried to have multicultural societies.
Only empires have been by proxy become multicultural.
And then they all have all collapsed.
And, you know, then you have this false narrative going on in our society, which is like, oh, it's reverse colonization.
You go, they're not colonizing us.
They're not building great things within our midst.
Like, it's not like a bunch of people are coming from like Ethiopia and building these grand structures and beautiful skyscrapers and giving us new technologies that we never had.
Like, I might actually welcome them.
In fact, if they were colonizing us, I would be, I'd rather have that than what we have now.
I'd rather have them come in and build something that we couldn't obtain.
You know, like, what could they give us?
But instead, they're more like parasitic, right?
Today, these are parasites.
They're people that are coming into a system.
They don't respect our history.
They don't respect our culture.
You know, that mayoral candidate, Mamdani, you know, he became a citizen within two years.
He started leading a civil rights group to tear down monuments of American forefathers.
You come in and you become on paper an American, and then you want to erase our history.
Like, that is what I'm talking about.
We're not talking about racism anymore in 2025.
We're not talking about discrimination.
We're talking about our survival.
I'm talking about whether my children have a country to grow up in where they are protected and have the same rights that I have, right?
We aren't talking about a country.
You know, it's a country where my wife, whether or not like in England, they're already having it.
You know, she gets raped on the street.
It's like, does she get justice?
You know, and also, why is she getting raped on the street?
Was that preventable?
Yeah, it was.
Well, why is it happening?
Because even BBC the other day was covering for the Pakistani, you know, you know, rape gangs or whatever that were going on.
It's because people don't want to be racist.
And this fear that's been put into Western people and to white people to not be racist supersedes their survival instincts.
And I find it to be so odd to override your own biology, your own, you know, understanding of life to where even Christians are.
The problem, the liberal church, too, which is most Christians, I think most evangelicals are very liberal and they don't even know it.
You know, there's this fight between Joel Webbin and some of these Christian pastors to enact Christian nationalism because, and all these pastors are like, this is so wrong.
Don't integrate politics and race and stuff into your faith.
And I go, but you know what's weird?
Doesn't God call us to protect and to provide for our wives?
It talks us to treat our wives like Christ loved the church.
And part of loving my wife is ensuring that she's safe on the streets.
Like I mentioned, that a Pakistani rape gang isn't going to attack her or my children.
Do you know that reading Psalms in the morning does not prevent Pakistani rape gangs from coming to my country?
I mean, it might give me some solace when I have to deal with the fact that a strange man's penis has been inside my wife, you know, on the street by force.
It might, you know, while I'm coping, but how do I prevent that?
Well, I'm going to have to make tough decisions to prevent certain people from coming to my country, prioritize my race and my people.
And that's not a hateful position.
That's a position of love for my wife and my family.
It doesn't make me look like a mean guy.
I don't really care.
You know, I don't really care if I look bad to people.
I don't really care if people don't like me.
I don't care if people think I'm evil.
What matters is truth.
What matters is what's actually the result.
And if people want to sit around here and complain that we're trying to make the world a safer and better place for them, then that's then that you be the judge.
But if you actually interview liberals, particularly white liberals in metropolitan areas, they seem to be totally okay with the crime, totally okay with the with it's like a part of city life, they say, right?
It's just this is what it's, this is, this is sort of just what it you accept it is.
And a lot of these churches are playing a role because they're telling their people to be passive.
They're telling them to just like, you know, to not confuse God and the Republican Party.
And it's like, why are you telling your people to be pussies?
You know what I mean?
Then a lot of these pastors are pussifying their congregation.
And to me, I see a lot of Christians, I see Christianity as being a weak force in our country.
I see the thing as a crippling force.
Evangelical Christianity particularly is a crippling factor.
And it also is a huge reason why we support Israel, which I find to be a detrimental thing to our society.
I don't know how you justify Christian nationalism with the fact that evangelical, non-denominational Christianity has been one of the most gutting forces in our society, made the men weak, the women more powerful.
It's feminist.
It makes God seem like a hippie.
And it's turned us into some very weird, queer nation.
Yeah.
And it's like, you know, I mean, yeah, Orthodox and Catholicism work, but I don't know how you justify that.
I'll try to start with the end and unpack a few things that you also had mentioned.
There was a Super Bowl commercial.
It's pretty notorious at this point where it shows Jesus washing the feet of LGBT people.
It shows Jesus washing the feet of minority groups, et cetera.
And the message really is: Jesus loves everyone, unlike you bigoted Christians.
The part that they didn't show is that Jesus also told those sinners to go forward and sin no more.
Follow me, turn away from that life, and don't sin anymore.
Okay, so there's another call to action that they omitted.
Jesus is not some pacifist hippie.
I mean, Jesus was going against people that he knew wanted to kill him.
The Pharisees, he understood and knew that they wanted to crucify and kill him.
And they were plotting for his crucifixion for a long period of time.
He knew this.
And he knew what the prophecies were.
He knew what the end would be.
How many men do you know, if they knew that they were going to have to wear needles on their head, bleeding down, getting whipped, being crucified and crucified to death, and then getting stabbed with a harpoon to prove that you're dead?
How many guys would actually follow through with that?
So, I mean, Jesus is the last thing but a pacifist.
He is the epitome of what a masculine man looks like.
So I'd say that.
And then the other thing is, I agree that there's a lot of pussification with churches in the United States.
And this idea that we shouldn't fight for what we love, our family, our culture, our people, is not a Christian value.
I mean, we surrender to Christ, but if we're going to have a bunch of people that want to come here and behead us and rape us and cause harm to our family, we do stand up against it.
Jesus went into the church of the Pharisees and whipped them out.
Jesus didn't go in, turn a cheek, and leave.
It is true.
It's a biblical principle to turn our cheek, but it's also a biblical principle to stand for everything you love and care about.
Unfortunately, the church, a lot of times, you said makes us very passive.
And then they tell us that we need to just sit around and eventually Jesus will come.
And that's why you get a lot of Christians who just, when they see evil things happening, they're like, well, time's getting closer.
At least I, you know, I got my Bible, so I'll be okay.
And it's like, no, we need to step forward.
We need to be, we need to show strength.
We need to protect those who we love.
We need to protect our families and we need to make sure that we're going out there and doing what's right.
So, you know, unfortunately, a lot of the churches aren't that way.
You know, and a lot of the churches too, they're pretty much like have so much political propaganda.
It's sickening.
I know recently, Candace Owens, she just put out a video yesterday how a pastor was getting paid, I think it was like $2,500 to go up there and talk bad about her and Tucker Carlson and made this whole stink.
And that's what you're seeing.
You're seeing when we go to these churches, either one, they want us to adopt the LGBTQ plus ABCD, whatever it is.
They want us to adopt the Ukraine war.
They want us to adopt the Israel, you know, help Israel send money to Israel.
We send enough money to Israel as it is.
We do it with tax dollars every day.
And what they do is they, churches have become more politicized where they try to get us to fall into these agendas that we should be staying far away from.
Church is not supposed to be that way.
Church is supposed to be going to learn the word of God to, you know, digest it and then go out and be, you know, people that help gather people in and then also protect against the wicked.
But we don't see that anymore.
And it's very sad because that's why, me personally, I have a hard time finding a church that I actually like because a lot of the times it's just messages that don't align with what God really would intended.
And then as far as washing the feet, you know, that's a perfect example.
He did, you know, he cares for everybody, loves everybody.
But then he's saying, get away from those wicked ways.
It's just like when people ask me about the gay community, you know, do you hate gay people?
And it's like, it's two different things.
No, I don't hate gay people.
I love everybody who's a child of God, but do I agree with their actions and what they're doing?
That's absolutely not.
And I think a lot of times they try to lump some it all into one.
Like either you love them and you accept all their wicked ways or you hate them.
And that's not the case.
We can love each other, but doesn't mean that we have to be for whatever they're doing.
You can say, no, this is not right what you're doing.
God wanted man and woman to be together.
They want man and man to be together.
You know, but does that mean I hate you?
No, it doesn't mean I hate you, but I do believe you're doing it wrong and you're not following the path God set for you.
He has a video I have in there as well where he's talking about where he says he wants to empty the prisons because violence is an artificial construct.
You know, he's also the guy that wants to go ahead and he wants to put, I think it was white areas too.
And by the way, speaking of this, there's more that's going on here, more development.
So Mario Nafal had just reported this, but it turns out that the Trumpetman is revoking the legal status for 500,000 Haitians, which is insane, the amount of people that came into this country.
And Molly, remember the Haitian surge under the Del Rio Bridge?
DHS just moments ago announcing they are terminating temporary protective status or TPS for more than half of a million Haitians living in the U.S. under that protection, arguing conditions in Haiti have improved enough for them to go home now.
And allowing them to stay would be, quote, contrary to the national interest of the U.S. TPS for these Haitians expires in August and takes effect in September.
So that effectively gives them a little more than two months to self-deport.
They killed all the white people twice in their country and didn't want any white people.
So don't come to our country.
If you didn't want that, then if we're justifying bombing Gaza because they elected Hamas, you know, per se, and it's like, well, that's what they elected.
So they all deserve to die.
Well, then, hey, you're lucky we aren't bombing you in Haiti.
That's what I have to say.
Because technically, if you elect a bad government, we're supposed to kill your children is what I've been told recently.
I believe it was you who was telling me that you knew another reporter that went to Haiti or something, and then they heard like the most craziest noise.
And like, yeah, like satanic rituals are going on in the street outside their hotel window, and they're like doing sacrifices in the street and stuff and screaming and they were killing someone.
So this is the type of stuff that we don't want coming into our country at all.
You've seen what happened to Haiti is a mess.
It's a shithole.
It really is.
And as I mentioned before, I believe that they were in the Dominican Republic for a while too.
And then they ended up expelling them out of there, telling them, hey, listen, guys, you can't live here no more.
They made them leave their homes.
They made leave everything.
So this way they could protect their country even more.
And to see that we're sending them back, I mean, we should be sending them back if you came here illegally or if you used the sanctions, you know, that asylum as a tool to try to get yourself in here, that should not be allowed.
And to see that we're rounding them up and getting them out, it's actually, it's a very good thing.
I mean, that is, it is pretty much pretty much, you know, there's not a lot to say about it, but I just, I don't know what you think about this, but I don't think we want Haitians here.
Yeah, I think a lot of it too has to do with Dominican Republic in Haiti is when you had two different countries that came in and took over both areas.
One, what it did is it used all the resources, made the slaves, and then tried to pretty much strip the land as much as they can, you know, so they couldn't grow crops no more.
And then you had the Dominican Republic, which was a country that I believe they kind of integrated with the locals and then kind of built a society that way.
But long story short, the way Haiti is now, the way that their views, their beliefs, and the way that they carry themselves is not good at all.
You know, do I think there's a chance there could be some good people in that country?
I'm not saying all of them are bad, not at all, you know, far from that.
But at the same time, though, we have to make sure who we're bringing in here and these 500,000 of random people that we have coming over our borders just to infiltrate our country.
You know, as Trump said, eating our cats and our dogs is not something that we really need.
And we need to make sure that, you know, whoever does come here is vetted.
And I'm sure none of these people were really vetted.
I'm going to see where we're at here in terms of okay.
We talked a little about Zohan Mamdani.
So I don't go into too much into that because we'll be talking about more of that over time.
I wanted to bring this up just so you know, a little update on the Israel war.
It turns out that the ceasefire, everyone mocked us and was like, oh, you know, there's a ceasefire.
You know, Trump did it.
Well, it turns out that Israel actually bombed southern Lebanon again, despite the standing ceasefire between the countries.
Israel Defense Minister Kat said that Israel will implement a Lebanon model in Iran where targeted strikes against potential threats may take place regardless of a truth.
Well, we have to also, you do actually be careful with that report, though, because I mean, as much as I'm, I actually trust Al Jazeera more than I trust Fox News.
Marjorie Taylor Green also came out with Tucker Carlson talking about, and that video's in there as well, talking about how you're pretty much required to agree with whatever Israel says.
And we see that time and time again with our politicians.
I mean, I never really, I've always noticed this, certainly in the last, I don't know how many years it's been a while where Republicans in the Congress are always talking about Israel.
I'm not against Israel.
I've always liked Israel, so I don't haven't really noticed it.
Okay, fine.
You know, love Israel, love any country, you know, whatever.
You know, the whole point of this is, is it's just, it's kind of insane.
You know, the secrets in Congress, obviously people know you are required to repeat the Israel's our greatest ally.
This is like not really a lack of knowledge that we don't acknowledge.
It's more or less people are arguing with that.
This is a good thing or a bad thing.
Like, is America put on earth to make sure Israel exists or is Israel just its own country and exists on its own?
I believe that, you know, our country has been captured.
We all know that.
Like that's not, that's not a problem, but it's not just our country.
It's not just our government.
It's our churches too.
You know, you talk to the average Christian here and they're going to tell you, you know, these are God's chosen people.
And it just really breaks my heart that, you know, you don't really believe in God.
If you think that, you don't really know Jesus.
I didn't mean you're not saved.
It's just like, you don't know God.
You don't think that the blood of Christ is what brings you into his chosen?
Like, you don't think like, so then God doesn't love Jesus?
Like, the father doesn't love his son because it's all about a genetic bloodline.
It's not about the blood of the cross now.
So the blood of the cross is weaker than the genetic bloodline of Ashkenazi European Jews.
Like that's such a bizarre statement.
So you're cheapening the blood.
It cheapens our constitution.
And I feel like, you know, we got to solve this problem in our country.
If we're going to get into a position to actually break free, you've got to break free from this Semitic lie that you have to be loyal to this country and these people in order to be a good Christian or to be a good American.
And I think some of the bigger neocons, such as Charlie Kirk, I don't remember exactly when he tweeted this, but he said that Islam is not compatible with Western civilization.
Well, neither is rejecting Christ.
And they'll say that the Islam Quran, it's gross.
The things they teach in it are gross.
But most Orthodox Jews believe in the Talmud.
And they will have, they'll say, they'll try to argue it away and say, well, these are just rabbis having a discussion.
This is not the law that we follow.
Well, why are two rabbis talking about being able to marry a three-year-old child and have sex with her and be able to marry her through intercourse?
That's what they speak about.
Some of the subjects that these two pervert rabbis are discussing in the Talmud.
If you're going to call Islam disgusting and incompatible with Western culture, so is the Talmud.
So, I mean, I don't know why they're so quick.
Actually, I do know why.
We all know why.
They're so quick to criticize Islam, but they won't hold the same level of criticism to Talmudic Orthodox Judaism.
It's like you start noticing and you become cyborg.
No, but you know, and it's true.
It's like we have to decide what religion we're going to be as a country because with our religion, with our faith in God, is going to be a stringent set of morals that we're going to live by and abide by.
And you know what?
I don't mind.
If we want to make more things illegal, I can tell you this.
We're going to be one religion in this country, and that religion is going to be Mormonism.
And as Marjorie Taylor Greene touched base on, the only time that, you know, Democrats and conservatives can agree on something is it comes to Israel.
It's always like all the politicians have to come together.
They have to protect Israel.
But when it comes to America, if it's the conservatives, they want to limit our free speech and what we're allowed to say.
And if it comes to the Democrats, they want to have open borders and protect these illegal immigrants.
So their plan is never to help make America prosper.
Unfortunately, it seems like they always choose the policies that help destroy us from within, you know, like dying a slow death.
But the second Israel's brought up, you know, that's the second that everybody's like, all right, we agree with whatever it is.
Send them as much money as they want.
If we got to shut TikTok down so people don't say bad things about him, let's do it.
If we got to, you know, go to endless wars where our sons and our children are going to die, so be it.
You know, but what about the American people?
What about us?
What about actually putting us first, protecting us, and making sure that we have a nation that is going to prosper and something our children and our families can have in the future?
I think it's a good step, you know, protecting our sovereign nation.
We don't want to corrupt the safety, the prosperity of our people.
I think it's there's a lot more that needs to be done.
I'm going to continue to return to say that we need to reestablish Christianity as our moral standard in the conservative movement, hence the name conservative.
What are we conserving?
It's not just economic principles, there's moral social principles at play.
And when you're hiring, when Fox News and a lot of these conservative organizations are hiring, you know, DE, literally, DEI people, you know, and the conservative side will always say, We're against DEI.
And then they'll hire a girl that puts her tits on TV, you know, sticking her cleavage out that is just a mouthpiece for whatever they're wanting her to say.
She's a DEI position.
When they hire gay people that don't have really anything to say, they're a mouthpiece.
That's a DEI position.
When they're hiring token minority groups, token black people to be a mouthpiece, that's a DEI position.
So we need to get rid of all of that.
We need to hire people based off merit.
I think this is a step in the right direction.
I don't want to see Trump bombing another country in the Middle East for the benefit of Israel.
I don't want to see that.
I want to see us become not 100%, but a lot more isolationist.
I want us to, again, reestablish Christianity as the moral standard.
I want the conservative movement to know which direction it's going in, not start adopting hedonistic culture, bringing a porn star to the RNC, hiring people that are DEI.
I want to see straight white Christian men being put on these platforms.
You know, I want to see people that represent the majority of our country being put onto these platforms, but Christ first.
So I know that there's a lot of questions about race and stuff.
And as long as they're base Christian principled people, and they crap on white people so much, I think that I want to see more straight Christian white men.
I do.
And I also get a lot of conflict with I want to see less women in politics too.
I don't want to see as many women in conservative politics.
I don't want to be lectured to by a woman.
I don't watch, you know, whatever news media that I'm in that I'm absorbing.
And I want to hear a woman, you know, lecturing me on that.
You know, I think women do have a place in politics and conservative media.
And I think that's really to preach the gospel, preach whatever the message is to other women to become more traditional.
I don't want to see them on the front lines of debates.
When I see a Jubilee debate or whatever the debate is, I don't want to see a woman on the front lines debating our values.
I want to see a base Christian dude debating those values.
So Trump has a lot further to go, but it's a lot better than if we would have had Kamala Kamala, whatever her name is, in office.
I feel like we're scratching the surface of really what we need to be doing.
Unfortunately, I'm hoping that I hope that we have more of this.
But a lot of times what we see on the party as far as conservative parties, we see them come out.
They'll pass a little thing here and there.
Everybody gets excited.
It's like, yeah, we're going in the right direction.
You know, okay, men are out of women's bathrooms, which is good.
Men shouldn't be in women's bathrooms.
But the next thing you know, it's like, okay, now we're going to go bomb a foreign country and we're going to send all this money over here.
So I would like to see our government tighten up even more if we're actually going to dig ourselves out of these holes, the policies that they're putting in place, as I mentioned before, limited speech, maybe, you know, endless wars, all these things are not going to get us to where we need to be.
Trying to bring H-1Bs, drag them into our country.
That's just going to bombard us with foreigners, which is another thing that we don't need.
So I think the biggest concern is that these politicians that are actually in office, they're all bought and sold majority.
And a lot of times you have organizations like APAC or these other big organizations that they make sure that they put you in that spot.
And if you're not willing to follow all their rules or whatever policies they want you to pass, they'll make sure that you're replaced on the next term.
You know, one person who speaks, I think, that speaks for America, you know, for our values is Thomas Massey.
Thomas Massey is a good example.
He's someone who's going against AIPAC right now.
He's also speaking against foreign intervention in these other countries and just being pretty much following Israel wherever they want us to go.
But what you're seeing now is the attack is being thrown towards him.
So do I think that we're heading in the right direction?
I don't have faith in our political leaders, maybe Democrat or Republican.
I really don't have much faith in them, but I do hope for the best.
I don't, you know, I never wish for Trump to fail.
I hope Trump does well.
I hope he follows through with a lot of the things that he's saying because, you know, that's our president.
That's our leader.
He has done good things.
He kept me out of jail.
But then in the same sense, I just hope that he sticks to the agenda he's saying.
If he's going to remove these illegals, let's remove these illegals.
If you say you're going to be the president of no more war, then hey, let's have no more war.
But doing this half and half and only using sound bites to get everybody excited, that's not going to get us nors as a nation.
And, you know, putting out these different kinds of posts that they have saying, this is it.
We're doing it, people.
You know, 20D chest, you know, I don't think that's going to get us there.
I think we actually need to have our politicians need to tighten up.
And the one people they always say, you know, our politicians run rampant.
And they're like, you know, like, who holds them accountable?
Well, we're supposed to do as American people, we're supposed to hold them accountable.
Yeah, I mean, I mean, it's good to see, but then it does kind of make me worry a little bit that it's kind of just like it's like red meat for the base.
Like they'll do stuff like this, but then they'll go and then they'll be like, oh, actually, the ceasefire doesn't apply to these targeted strikes because we're implementing the Lebanon model.
So it's just like, it does seem like red meat for the base.
And I do kind of feel like we're kind of past the point of no return, which I think Hennessy so graciously pointed out earlier.
What I would say, and I think I meant to mention this last night, is probably what's more feasible is for certain types of people who want to form their own nation to go to different parts of the country.
I know the Pacific Northwest, there's a lot of people doing this in Idaho, actually.
It's probably a lot more feasible for people to go to those regions of the country and actually just build the society that they want.
And even then, who knows that they might not just dump a bunch of Salvadorans.
Like I've been to Idaho once and I was actually surprised to see any Hispanics there.
And there were.
So, you know, that's probably like the best option right now if we want to get that more, not ethno-state, but, you know, something close to it.
Something that more resembled the original colonies.
I think that's probably the solution to that.
But yeah, in terms of mass deportations, those types of things, I think it's all just a pipe frame, unfortunately.
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