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| If you don't force behaviors, whether it's gender or race or just any way you want to say the composition of your team, we're going to have to force change. | ||
| The big money, the big banks, the federal government, BlackRock. | ||
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This is a multi-million dollar industry. | |
| Azran Amani did what more journalists should do. | ||
| She filed Freedom of Information Act requests that forced school districts to reveal that they're paying consultants to spread critical race theory. | ||
| I have the proof. | ||
| We found 300-plus contracts and counting. | ||
| Like, every day I'm getting a new contract. | ||
| For them to deny it is just part of their campaign. | ||
| But that's just for teachers, says the CNN guest. | ||
| Can it influence the way that some teachers teach? | ||
| Yeah, but that's a good thing, right? | ||
| Because race and racism is literally the building box of this country. | ||
| I mean, this is already over the edge of the cliff. | ||
| We're already over the cliff here. | ||
| We're not about to go over the cliff. | ||
| We drove over it a long time ago. | ||
| And so when you see the cashless society and you see the social credit scores and you see you go to the grocery store and they're in your facing, have an app. | ||
| Use an app to be here. | ||
| You'll get great deals. | ||
| Here's a headline. | ||
| China creates global AI governance initiative. | ||
| To control world's tech, control the population's mind, infiltrating our minds, the future of cognitive warfare, the official main operation that is now in full swing of the Communist Party China. | ||
| And they admit it's a competing program to the West that has a very similar AI brainwashing, cultural control grid rolling out, but they're two competing systems because Xi Jinping about nine years ago broke with the globalist. | ||
| Who he'd been allied with. | ||
| That's what always happens with these tyrants, is they'll work with each other at first, and then when one group thinks they have the upper hand, they will make their move. | ||
| It is funded by the most powerful banks and corporations in the world to promote classical, Maoist, Marxist-Leninist ideology. | ||
| And the revolutionary form that they've chosen of communism, which is a bunch of different subsets, is the Maoist model. | ||
| The Confucius organizations of almost all the major public and private colleges literally run by the communist Chinese. | ||
| And they just say the future's not human. | ||
| Humans, we're bad. | ||
| We're worthless. | ||
| We hurt the earth. | ||
| We don't have free will. | ||
| Well, the globalists actually don't believe that. | ||
| They want you to hate yourself and have a self-fulfilling prophecy the world's going to end in 2030 because if they get their plans of 2030 through, you'll think it's the end of the world. | ||
| And for most of us, it will be. | ||
| I'm not ever going to surrender. | ||
| I physically can't do it. | ||
| It's my great partner. | ||
| you, Klaus Schwab. | ||
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you. | |
| I got plenty of words for you, but at the end of the day, you and your new world order and the horse you rode in on and all your. | ||
| And so they know if that spirit begins to, in their words, infect other people. | ||
| It's game over for them to turn us into robots and play God and give us all these orders and tell us how to live and tell us what to do. | ||
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You're talking about Oxford and the Oxford Council that has just announced that it's going to break up Oxford into 15-minute communities, call them 15-minute cities, where everything that they say you need is within the 15-minute walk or cycle ride of where you live. | |
| And that you cannot, under this proposal, leave your 15-minute city in a car more than 100 times a year, or you find every time you do. | ||
| Now, what is that? | ||
| That's simply lockdown. | ||
| It's COVID lockdown. | ||
| But it's done under the guise of climate change. | ||
| And so that's what this is really all about, is your ability to have free will that God gave you, and they're trying to take that away. | ||
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The only thing God managed to create are organic beings. | |
| All these trees and giraffes and humans, they are just organic. | ||
| But we are now trying to create inorganic entities, inorganic life forms, cyborgs, artificial intelligence and so forth. | ||
| If we succeed, and there is a very good chance we will, then very soon we will be beyond. | ||
| So we need to turn the dial to the Holy Spirit, the big broadcast. | ||
| And obviously, if you've been turning the dial the other way, you're not going to want to turn the dial. | ||
| It's not going to feel too good to turn the dial towards God. | ||
| That's what Christ was saying. | ||
| Get behind me. | ||
| I got a mission. | ||
| I'm going someplace. | ||
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It's Tuesday, February 11th in the year of our Lord, 2025. And you're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this thing. | ||
| Get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, it's down. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Coming to you, as always, live from the Infowars headquarters here in Austin, Texas. | ||
| We got a lot to talk about today. | ||
| A lot of political news to get into. | ||
| We'll have a lot of videos to show you. | ||
| Jeez. | ||
| Jeez, I didn't even realize. | ||
| But yeah, we got a lot. | ||
| We got a lot to talk about today. | ||
| We're going to take your calls as well. | ||
| We'll be joined by Jacob Engels in the next hour to talk about a bombshell story of his about... | ||
| Land expropriations here in the United States, so stay tuned for that. | ||
| Your calls later in the show as well. | ||
| Well, we'll begin today as we do every day with your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Tuesday, the 11th of February, 2025. | ||
| Judge rules that Trump administration defied order. | ||
| To unfreeze billions in federal grant, White House failed to comply with court order, judge rules. | ||
| The federal judge in Rhode Island said the Trump administration has failed to comply with his order on unfreezing billions of dollars in federal grants. | ||
| A federal judge said on Monday that the White House had defied the order to release billions of dollars. | ||
| Marking the first time, a judge has expressly declared that the Trump administration is disobeying a judicial mandate. | ||
| The ruling by Judge John J. McConnell Jr. in Rhode Island federal court ordered... | ||
| Administration officials to comply with what the judge called the plain text of a ruling issued on January 29th. | ||
| That order, he wrote, was clear and unambiguous and there are no impediments to the defendant's compliance. | ||
| Shortly after Monday's ruling, Trump's administration lawyers appealed the judge's initial order by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, asking the appellate courts to pause Judge McConnell's order to keep federal funds flowing while their case was being considered. | ||
| The White House responded with more defiance, saying, quote, each executive order will hold up in court because every action of the Trump Vance administration is completely lawful, said Harrison Fields, a White House spokesman. | ||
| Any legal challenge against it is nothing more than an attempt to undermine the will of the American people. | ||
| I agree with that. | ||
| We'll get more into that a little bit later. | ||
| You basically have the judicial branch trying to tell the executive branch what the executive branch can do, and that's not how the separation of powers works. | ||
| It is, in fact, a separation of powers. | ||
| You're in charge of your thing. | ||
| We're in charge of ours. | ||
| There's checks and balances, but some random district judge no one's ever heard of doesn't get to override the will of the people and who we voted for and his agenda, Donald Trump. | ||
| So the executive branch is the one with the army, so I suggest they just keep doing whatever it is they want to do. | ||
| Meanwhile, top Justice Department official orders prosecutors to drop charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams. | ||
| The Justice Department on Monday ordered federal prosecutors to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, arguing in a remarkable departure from longstanding norms that the case was interfering with the mayor's ability to aid the president's crackdown on illegal immigration. | ||
| And a two-page memo obtained by the Associated Press, Acting Deputy Attorney General Emile Bove told prosecutors in New York that they were directed to dismiss the bribery charges against Adams immediately. | ||
| Bove said the order was not based on the strengths of evidence in the case, but rather they'd been brought too close to Adams' re-election campaign and was distracting from the mayor's efforts to assist the Trump administration's law and order priorities. | ||
| And now Eric Adams has apparently given a directive to his underlings for them not to interfere with ICE and to make no public statements about the actions of the Trump administration in New York City. | ||
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Thank you. | |
| So he's coming around. | ||
| He's coming around. | ||
| Meanwhile, Trump announces 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports. | ||
| Trump says no exemptions with metal tariffs to start in March. | ||
| President Donald Trump has ordered a 25% import tax on all steel and aluminum entering the U.S. and a major expansion of existing trade barriers. | ||
| The tariffs, which will increase the cost of importing the metals into the U.S., come despite the warnings of retaliation from some political leaders in Canada, America's biggest supplier of metals, as well as other countries. | ||
| U.S. businesses dependent on imports have also raised concerns, but Trump has said his plan will boost domestic production. | ||
| He warned there will be no exceptions. | ||
| He was simplifying the rules, which are set to come into effect on the 12th of May, saying this is a big deal, the beginning of making America rich again. | ||
| Our nation requires steel and aluminum to be made in America, not in foreign lands. | ||
| When I asked if tariffs could increase price for consumers, the U.S. president responded, ultimately it will be cheaper. | ||
| You might have to pay a little bit more money, but at the end of the day, You'll have a country. | ||
| So it's sort of an investment, if you will. | ||
| Trump says ceasefire deal should be canceled if Hamas doesn't release all hostages by Saturday. | ||
| I know. | ||
| Okay, we'll get into this as well. | ||
| Not sure what he thinks is going to happen, but okay. | ||
| President Donald Trump said Monday that a precarious ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas should be canceled if Hamas doesn't release all the remaining hostages it is holding in Gaza by midday on Friday. | ||
| Though he also said that such a decision would be up to Israel. | ||
| Trump was responding to Hamas, saying it will delay the further release of hostages in the Gaza Strip after accusing Israel of violating the three-week-old ceasefire. | ||
| The U.S. president said that after the freeing of three visibly emaciated hostages on Saturday, it was time for Israel to demand the release of all hostages by noon on Saturday or restart the war. | ||
| If they're not here, all hell's going to break loose, Trump said. | ||
| He added of the ceasefire, cancel it and all bets are off. | ||
| Trump said the final decision would be up to Israel, saying I'm speaking for myself, Israel can override it. | ||
| But asked if the U.S. would join in a response to Hamas if hostages weren't freed. | ||
| Trump added, Hamas will find out what I mean. | ||
| Yeah, we'll have to get into this too. | ||
| It just seems like it's just a consistent thing. | ||
| We keep bringing it up. | ||
| Seems like everything Trump's doing is hyper-focused, very well thought out, very credible, and just until it gets to Israel. | ||
| And anything happened to do with Jews, and then it's just like total chaos. | ||
| It's just like total insanity. | ||
| Okay, I don't understand it, but you just made a ceasefire deal. | ||
| Israel doesn't really abide by ceasefire rules, if you want to know the truth. | ||
| They've had a ceasefire in Lebanon for weeks now, and they're still bombing it to smithereens. | ||
| So, yeah, they break the ceasefire deals constantly. | ||
| It's just very weird. | ||
| It's very weird. | ||
| Like, it almost seems to me... | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I just picture like a cartoon or something. | ||
| There clearly is just some sort of, you know, Netanyahu cutout in the Oval Office. | ||
| And just everything Trump's doing is great in America. | ||
| And then when it comes to Israel, he just is insane. | ||
| It's crazy. | ||
| It's like very, very strange how crazy he is when it comes to Israel. | ||
| It's just like, we're gonna make a deal. | ||
| No, we're taking the deal off the table. | ||
| Actually, we're gonna bomb you to hell. | ||
| Actually, we want you to have a place to live. | ||
| Actually, we're gonna get all of you out of there, but actually, you can stay if you want. | ||
| It's just like, what is happening? | ||
| What is this? | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| It's why it makes me feel like there's just, I don't know who it is exactly, but there is some force of influence in the Oval Office that is just getting Trump to... | ||
| Say random crap, because it's just not very Trumpian, the way he is acting with Israel and everything. | ||
| Just everything, just nothing makes sense about it at all. | ||
| So, okay. | ||
| Finally, we have this. | ||
| Defense Secretary Hegseth restores Fort Bragg name. | ||
| Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum to reverse the name of the Fort Liberty Army base in Carolina back to Fort Bragg, the Pentagon announced on Monday. | ||
| We have this clip, clip number five. | ||
| Bragg is back. | ||
| Here's Pete Hegseth. | ||
| On the name change. | ||
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| Pursuant to the authority of the Secretary of Defense, Title 10, United States Code Section 113, I direct the army to change the name of Fort Liberty, North Carolina to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. | ||
| That's right, Bragg is back. | ||
| So great, obviously, right? | ||
| The Democrats are engaged in sort of a cultural revolution, communistic takeover of everything, changing the names, destroying the symbols of the past in order to destroy our history and make an easier time replacing our country with a communist state. | ||
| So it's good to see it reverse back, but there's some weirdness about this. | ||
| It's not quite as... | ||
| Clear cut, as you might think. | ||
| The fort, the base, was renamed Fort Liberty in 2023 because it was originally named after Confederate General Braxton Bragg. | ||
| But a Pentagon statement on Monday gave its new name as Fort Roland L. Bragg. | ||
| The new name pays tribute to PFC. I don't know if that means private first class, something like that. | ||
| Roland L. Bragg, a World War II hero who earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart for his exceptional courage during the Battle of the Bulge. | ||
| Per a statement by Pentagon spokesperson John Uliot. | ||
| This change underscores the installation's legacy of recognizing those who have demonstrated extraordinary service and sacrifice for the nation. | ||
| I gotta say, that's almost worse in a way. | ||
| Like, it's almost like you take the name Brag. | ||
| And where before you just removed it, and so people went and searched, you know, like Fort Liberty would say, like, it used to be named Fort Bragg after Braxton Bragg. | ||
| But now if you just go to Fort Bragg, it'll say, Fort Bragg is named after Roland J. Bragg. | ||
| And it's almost like it erases the original Bragg. | ||
| They're replacing the original Bragg with a different Bragg who nobody's ever heard of, which is some guy in World War II. I don't... | ||
| I don't like that. | ||
| I don't like that at all. | ||
| Now, apparently this had to do with the fact that the fort itself was renamed through an act of Congress, and so his defense secretary, he wasn't able to reverse an act of Congress, but he could overwrite it with a different name. | ||
| It all seems very strange and arbitrary. | ||
| It's almost like, I don't know, it's almost like renaming files in a computer. | ||
| It's like, oh, you can't name, there's already a file named that. | ||
| So it's like, okay, this is Fort Bragg underscore one, I guess. | ||
| I guess that's a way to think about this. | ||
| But good that it's getting reversed. | ||
| The name is being put back to Fort Bragg. | ||
| But the whole point was that the communist interlopers are destroying our memories of our heroes. | ||
| It's about the guy. | ||
| It's not about the name. | ||
| It's about the guy. | ||
| It's about the guy and what he represents. | ||
| So you haven't really done anything. | ||
| Kind of weird. | ||
| It's just kind of weird, personally, I think. | ||
| That's weird. | ||
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| Although the Spartans, I don't know, it's kind of a weird, whatever, we won't get into it. | ||
| We've got a lot of news to talk about. | ||
| I'll leave the discussions of ancient history for my off hours. | ||
| We still have a lot to talk about here. | ||
| Again, one of the amazing things about everything that's going on with Donald Trump, I mean, clearly, it's sort of, I don't know, I don't know how to put it. | ||
| It's like some people come along and it's like a litmus test and like half people hate him, half love him. | ||
| That's kind of how Trump was for a while. | ||
| Now it's a little bit different to where everybody who's not an insane leftist is just sort of scooching on over to our side. | ||
| There's a great scooch going on. | ||
| Everybody who... | ||
| Is not like an ideological adherent to the left, a cult member. | ||
| Everybody's just sort of fine with what Trump is doing and Elon's doing. | ||
| I mean, the approval, I didn't even cover this yesterday, but the story came out yesterday. | ||
| I believe Trump's approval is like 70%, at least for his own constituency. | ||
| Like Trump voters, 70% approval. | ||
| When Joe Biden never got above like 29%. | ||
| So Trump is just, he's delivering, he's fulfilling his promises. | ||
| Even people that aren't Trump supporters see the value in what he's doing. | ||
| There's definitely a sea change going on culturally in America with the acceptance and willingness to express more conservative ideas. | ||
| But at the same time that that's happening, the far, far left, the people like directly in pay of USAID, Are going just completely off the deep end and running in the opposite direction. | ||
| So it's a real interesting dichotomy going on. | ||
| But again, I think the interesting thing is the fact that people in the middle, it's not that half of them are jumping to hating Trump and half of them are jumping to loving Trump. | ||
| It's more like half of them are just sort of hanging out in the middle and the other half are just sort of drifting more towards Trump. | ||
| Just sort of acknowledging, like, this guy's kind of funny, actually. | ||
| Actually, I kind of like what he did with that. | ||
| You know, I did see a thing about Doge that was pretty troubling. | ||
| I'm glad he's looking into that. | ||
| Just slowly but surely, just scooching. | ||
| Just a little scooch towards us. | ||
| Here's a great example of that. | ||
| Clip number 11. Did you ever expect to see pro-Trump graffiti in the middle of the hood? | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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Guys, we're over here at the Victor Garcia Park here in far Texas. | |
| We're literally in the hood. | ||
| Like, this is the hood. | ||
| You know Cypress? | ||
| You know Wright? | ||
| You know Eggly? | ||
| You're in the hood here. | ||
| So, it's currently 1.38 in the morning, but we're driving and we saw some- Damn. | ||
| Look at what's in the hood. | ||
| We the people. | ||
| You like that? | ||
| How do you feel about that? | ||
| That's clean. | ||
| That's clean? | ||
| That's your boy? | ||
| Making a change in the community. | ||
| Dude, his- It's just a giant portrait of Trump. | ||
| A flattering one that says, we the people. | ||
| Oh, and they're doing Elon on the other side with Tesla. | ||
| There you go. | ||
| Magra graffiti in the middle of the hood. | ||
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This is crazy. | |
| Look at the detail on this. | ||
| His eye, like the camera does not do justice. | ||
| This is the The artist, bangers.one, only here in the valley, dude. | ||
| This is some valley hallelujah. | ||
| Rio Grande Valley. | ||
| Yeah, so there, you know, pro-Trump graffiti in the middle of the hood and hadn't even been defaced yet. | ||
| It's like, this shouldn't even be shocking. | ||
| What is shocking about this? | ||
| People are going to look back at history and be like, what was everybody's big deal with Trump? | ||
| Why did everybody hate him again? | ||
| It just makes no sense. | ||
| I mean, really, thinking about it as... | ||
| Just somebody not, take yourself out of the current mess and just look at it objectively, rather. | ||
| It's just like, wait, so he's like a billionaire, but he loved him. | ||
| He became president. | ||
| He returned power to the people. | ||
| He made everybody rich again. | ||
| So, like, what was the big deal? | ||
| What was he doing to anybody? | ||
| What was anybody's problem with him? | ||
| It really doesn't make any sense. | ||
| Like, they really have had to continually deluge the American populace with propaganda to get them not to see the obvious, which is just like, yeah, Trump's on your team and working for you, and there's a bunch of evil scumbags in Washington, D.C., whose entire life has been dedicated to exploiting you and impoverishing you. | ||
| So why do you hate him again? | ||
| It's wonderful to see. | ||
| Here's another example of that. | ||
| Clip 22. Here's an independent woman giving her perspective on what Elon Musk is doing in particular. | ||
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Democrats are acting like cheating boyfriends right now. | |
| I'm sorry, but somebody's gotta say it. | ||
| I'm independent. | ||
| I think there's good ideas on both sides. | ||
| There's bad ideas on both sides. | ||
| But what this Doge audit is reminding me of is a girl taking her boyfriend's phone and hiding in the bathroom. | ||
| And the Democrats are just banging on the door. | ||
| And they're like, you are invading my privacy. | ||
| You can't go through my phone. | ||
| And Elon Musk is like, yes, I can. | ||
| I can see what you've been up to. | ||
| And then every time Musk comes out of the bathroom, he's like, look, see what you did? | ||
| They just turn it around and they're like, you invaded my privacy. | ||
| This was your fault. | ||
| You broke my trust. | ||
| That's brilliant. | ||
| I'm kind of jealous. | ||
| I wish I'd thought of that metaphor before her. | ||
| It's pretty similar to what we always say. | ||
| And I reference it all the time. | ||
| If you look at how control works, It's the same on an interpersonal level as it is on a small group level or as it is on a national level. | ||
| And the Democrats act like abusive boyfriends. | ||
| I have used that metaphor a lot. | ||
| This one's a little bit different. | ||
| But that's exactly right. | ||
| They're mad that we're catching them. | ||
| They're mad that they're getting caught. | ||
| And they're flailing and they're freaking out and they're saying, no, you're invading our privacy. | ||
| You're the one doing the wrong thing. | ||
| You're the one who's cheating. | ||
| You're the one who's lying. | ||
| You're just mad you're getting caught. | ||
| And we all see it now. | ||
| Everybody sees it. | ||
| Independents see it. | ||
| Even people on the left see it. | ||
| They're just waiting for orders. | ||
| They're waiting to see how they're supposed to react to this sort of thing. | ||
| And they're also basically just mad that they're being caught. | ||
| And that really is something that you have to understand about all of this. | ||
| The numbers are shocking out of USAID. The amount that we're spending, what we're spending it on. | ||
| It's truly shocking, even for people like us who have spent decades studying this stuff and looking into it and have a vague but ill-defined sort of understanding of exactly where all that money goes. | ||
| The left is, they know this. | ||
| Like, so often in the world today, there's like two groups of people that know what's going on. | ||
| There's the crazy, out-there alternative news conspiracy theorist. | ||
| And then the people actually doing it and actually involved. | ||
| So, like, we'll get up here and we'll talk about, like, you know, direct energy weapons and alternative energy sources that are being suppressed. | ||
| And we talk about this stuff that your average person has no interest in and doesn't really care about. | ||
| You know, they're not even going to like a post about it. | ||
| Like, they just, it's like, what? | ||
| Technology, this is weird. | ||
| If you've ever had dinner with a... | ||
| Group of billionaires, guess what they're talking about? | ||
| Guess what they know all about? | ||
| Guess what they have their finger on the pulse of? | ||
| It's direct energy weapons and alternative energy sources and alternative medicines and big pharmaceutical corruption. | ||
| That's what the people in the know talk about. | ||
| What we talk about, that's why they don't like us. | ||
| We talk about how the left is running just a giant scam where they're robbing the government of literally trillions of dollars. | ||
| We know this. | ||
| And they know this. | ||
| They're perfectly aware of what they're doing. | ||
| They think it's clever. | ||
| They think it's smart and cool. | ||
| They aren't, like, ashamed at this. | ||
| They're just mad it's being shut down. | ||
| They're just mad they're being caught. | ||
| But that's one of the reasons the reaction from the Democrats is so weird, because you expect them to be like, oh my gosh, they're spending how much money on what? | ||
| But no, they know. | ||
| They're perfectly aware this is happening. | ||
| they're glad We do have a lot to talk about. | ||
| I want to go quickly to a video here. | ||
| This is Peter St. Onge talking about the latest job report, and it is Joe Biden's final job report. | ||
| And, of course, just like all the other job reports for Joe Biden in the recent past, it turns out they've had to revise everything significantly down. | ||
| So it's a very simple strategy where they release Numbers that look really good. | ||
| Splash those in all the headlines. | ||
| Put them on all the front pages. | ||
| And a few months later, quietly admit, oh yeah, those were completely inflated. | ||
| None of that is true. | ||
| Of course, that doesn't get nearly as much attention. | ||
| And what the average media consumer is left with is the feeling that things are going great. | ||
| When in reality, everything is crap. | ||
| Let's go to Peter St. Onge now. | ||
| This is clip number 12. Joe Biden's final job report is out. | ||
| And it's a doozy. | ||
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Joe Biden's final job report is out, and it's a doozy, a veritable orgy of revisions kicking off with a massive Bureau of Labor Statistics revision that wiped out 589,000 imaginary jobs the Biden administration had been propping up until the election. | |
| Every single month of 2024 was revised down, and keep in mind this is not the whole story. | ||
| The Philly Fed thinks there's another 800,000 fake jobs lurking in these sweet nothings of Biden's finest government statisticians. | ||
| Trump's new chief economist Kevin Hassett summed it up, quote, the Biden job market was way worse than markets thought. | ||
| There is a lot of cleaning up to do. | ||
| Democrats and legacy media, of course, tried to pin the whole mess on Trump, turning it as, quote, Trump's first job report when it covers the period before Trump even took office and revised his numbers Biden invented. | ||
| Now, even more concerning than the revisions was job composition. | ||
| Nearly 70% of new jobs were either government workers or government-funded education social assistants, what the Wall Street Journal calls the welfare-industrial complex. | ||
| Just 45,000 jobs were created outside government out of an economy of 164 million workers. | ||
| That is roughly one-third what the economy needs just to tread water. | ||
| We'll have been bought with tax dollars. | ||
| The government, of course, creates absolutely nothing. | ||
| It only steals. | ||
| This pumps up the national debt, which we will either have to repay with higher taxes or, as Biden had been doing, with inflation. | ||
| Once again, full-time jobs were replaced by part-time jobs, a theme under Biden. | ||
| Government counts both as a job, of course, but most people take part-time jobs because they can't find a full-time job and yet they still need to eat. | ||
| Finally, the report found that precisely 99.2% of new jobs in January went to foreign-born workers. | ||
| Just 0.8% went to the native-born who make up four-fifths of America's population and, in theory, 90% of America's voters, in case Dems wonder why they lost. | ||
| So what's next? | ||
| Brought to you by Unchain.com, Warren Buffett famously quipped that when the tide goes out, we see who's swimming without a suit. | ||
| There will be a lot more revisions as we discover just how deep the lies and statistical manipulations went under Biden, starting with that $800,000 revision by the Philly Fed. | ||
| Still, what's more important is help is on the way. | ||
| Trump's spending cuts, tax cuts, regulatory cuts, and mass deportations will all lead to more jobs for Americans. | ||
| Yes, even for the hundreds of thousands of redundant federal workers who will go from a monkey on the back of the private sector To actually doing something useful with their lives. | ||
| So in the coming months, expect a lot of the numbers to get much worse on paper with the revisions, even as our job market starts healing, reversing Biden's handlers' wholesale government takeover and freeing Americans to get back to making things again. | ||
| Okay, we'll be watching. | ||
| See you next time. | ||
| So definitely a positive outlook there at the end, but those job numbers are truly staggering. | ||
| Again, that was Peter St. Onge, PeterStOnge.com, where you can find his work. | ||
| We'll have to have him on again to talk about, you know, what's happening under Trump. | ||
| Because I do think that, you know, obviously we're going to, we've known what they're going to do, right? | ||
| They control the economy. | ||
| They're going to do what they, the reverse of what they did. | ||
| When Joe Biden got into office, where they'd been crushing the American economy through COVID, and then as soon as Biden gets into office, they're like, oh, the vaccines work, everybody can go back to work now. | ||
| And they just, you know, all the jobs that they allow people to do again count as new jobs under Biden, just completely manipulating the world economy to make Joe Biden look good, to make the Democrats look good. | ||
| They're going to do the opposite for Trump, where there's going to be, you know, some economic trouble that they're going to cause. | ||
| And blame on Trump. | ||
| We know that. | ||
| We've got to get through that and know that the sacrifice in the short term is worth saving the country in the long term. | ||
| Again, some of the numbers that he gives, 70% of the new jobs were in government. | ||
| Massive rise in part-time jobs. | ||
| Those people aren't getting full-time jobs. | ||
| They aren't getting careers that they can stay in and actually benefit from. | ||
| They're working part-time jobs. | ||
| They don't get insurance and they don't get retirement. | ||
| Fund all of that separately or rely on the government for it. | ||
| Then you have 99.2% of all new jobs created went to foreign-born people. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, you might as well just say 100%. | ||
| I mean, that just means that they accidentally gave jobs to some actual Americans. | ||
| We can just go ahead and round up from 99.2% to 100%. | ||
| Basically, every job in America is being given to non-Americans. | ||
| Just wholesale theft. | ||
| Of our lifeblood. | ||
| It's pretty mind-blowing, actually, how blatantly treasonous all of this is. | ||
| I don't know what else to call it. | ||
| I was going to call it anti-American, but that doesn't quite have the umph it needs. | ||
| They're systematically depriving Americans of jobs and handing them over to foreigners. | ||
| By the tune of 100%. | ||
| I mean, if half the jobs... | ||
| Went to foreigners, it'd be way too much. | ||
| That's way too high. | ||
| 25% of jobs going to foreigners is still kind of like, eh, not a little much. | ||
| Eh, not a little much. | ||
| I mean, aren't the things that, aren't the jobs that we create, shouldn't they go to us? | ||
| Shouldn't almost all of them go to us? | ||
| And then, like, a few foreigners maybe get to come in, like, they can benefit a little bit. | ||
| We have a lot of largesse. | ||
| We have a lot of, you know, excess prosperity. | ||
| You know, we can bring, you know, maybe 10%. | ||
| Maybe. | ||
| Even that, I'm kind of like, ugh. | ||
| I'd be more comfortable around 5%. | ||
| No, we're at 99.2%. | ||
| So that's just total expropriation of the American workforce. | ||
| It's a matter of life and death as a country. | ||
| It's an existential crisis, what we're dealing with right here. | ||
| Pretty much 100%. | ||
| Jobs going to foreign-born Americans. | ||
| Which is even another level of crazy because that doesn't even include anchor babies that were born here. | ||
| It probably is 100%. | ||
| Probably that 0.8% that accidentally got given to native-born Americans. | ||
| They're probably anchor babies. | ||
| They're probably first generation. | ||
| It's crazy. | ||
| It's just... | ||
| I mean, what else are you supposed to say about that? | ||
| Some of these numbers are just beyond staggering. | ||
| And there's not too much I can add to it. | ||
| There it is. | ||
| Just there it is. | ||
| I was maybe going to do it live, but I think it would take too much time to show. | ||
| But maybe we should just do it live. | ||
| I was going to use chat GPT. Should we just do it? | ||
| Let's just see if we can... | ||
| If we can do this, because what I want to do is figure out how many people are actually working productive jobs in this country. | ||
| I don't think it's very many. | ||
| When you really think about it, let's do a little chat GPT game here. | ||
| What is the population of the U.S.? Let's see what it says. | ||
| Probably something like 350 million, something like that, right? | ||
| 341 million people. | ||
| Wow, 341 million. | ||
| How many are under 18? | ||
| So we'll cancel them out. | ||
| So we'll start with 341. We're going to do the math here. | ||
| I told you it might not be so quick. | ||
| So let's see. | ||
| 341 million. | ||
| All right, didn't answer me about this. | ||
| 73 million people are under the age of 17. My God, I'm going to have to do some... | ||
| Some live math here, and it's not going to go well. | ||
| 268, does that seem right? | ||
| Crew, check my math. | ||
| All right. | ||
| How many people does the U.S. government employ? | ||
| Can we even get a number? | ||
| Is this even a thing that ChatGPT can calculate? | ||
| I mean, I know we're using the most advanced AI the world's ever seen, but can that even untangle the web of governmental programs? | ||
| 3 million employees, state government 5 million, local government's 15 million. | ||
| So we'll add those up, 8.5, 23.5. | ||
| So we'll subtract another 23.5. | ||
| I don't know, maybe this is taking too long. | ||
| Maybe we won't keep doing this, but 4.5, okay. | ||
| Because then, because then you have to ask, how many... | ||
| NGOs, or how many people are employed by NGOs? | ||
| How many people are employed by NGOs in America? | ||
| This is sort of the point I'm getting to. | ||
| And then we'll see how many people are just like out of work at all. | ||
| I mean, it might be impossible to get to the number, but you've got the population of America. | ||
| You subtract people younger than 18 because they're not of working age. | ||
| And then you subtract the number of... | ||
| People working for the government. | ||
| Then you subtract the number of people who work for NGOs funded entirely by the government. | ||
| Then you subtract the number of people working for companies whose sole contractor is the U.S. government. | ||
| Then you subtract the number of people who are out of work and not looking for work and simply living off the government. | ||
| How many people in America are actually creating things is the question I want to know. | ||
| Approximately 12.8 million people in the private sector? | ||
| That seems low. | ||
| That seems a little low, but we'll take it. | ||
| 12.8. | ||
| Now, when it comes to actually working in these NGOs, these supposed NGOs, which again, there's got to be a different term for this, PGO, pseudo-governmental organizations, organizations funded entirely by the U.S. government but not beholden to the will of the people, funded and sponsored and completely existent entirely because of the U.S. government but just doesn't have any oversight over it. | ||
| I really wonder, out of the 341 million people in America, maybe like 40 million of them are actually working jobs that create things in the private sector. | ||
| I don't know how this works, actually. | ||
| I think this is all a giant shell game now that I think about it. | ||
| But I want to go to a video to illustrate exactly what we're talking about here, exactly how incestuous this whole thing is. | ||
| The Pritzker family. | ||
| Very prominent political family. | ||
| Apparently has 64 NGOs. | ||
| They run 64 NGOs. | ||
| In fact, I believe the official number that I just saw was that there are 1.5 million NGOs operating in America right now. | ||
| There's 1.5 million non-governmental organizations in this country. | ||
| The Pritzker family has 64 of them. | ||
| That family alone. | ||
| And let's take a look at some of the payroll information from just one of these NGOs operated by just one family out of Chicago, right? | ||
| I think they're from Chicago. | ||
| Let's go to clip 25 here. | ||
| This is the Pritzker family's, just one of their NGOs. | ||
| Let's take a look at some of the numbers here. | ||
| So, again, this is just one single NGO. And you're seeing a lot of people, you know, working for, either they're working for no compensation, they're just a trustee of some sort. | ||
| It means just their name is on the documents, but they don't actually do anything. | ||
| Everybody else is being paid upwards of a quarter million dollars. | ||
| Senior VP for policy research, $400,000 a year being paid for that. | ||
| A senior fellow is being paid $2,400 a year. | ||
| The strategy affair is being paid $300,000. | ||
| $30,000 a year. | ||
| VP, $300,000 a year. | ||
| And again, they've got 64 of these. | ||
| 64 of these organizations where just one of them has several dozen people all being paid half a million dollars a year. | ||
| Some guy was making half a million dollars a year as like a vice president or something. | ||
| What does he do? | ||
| The director. | ||
| Oh, he's the director. | ||
| So he gets paid half a million dollars a year. | ||
| Good for him. | ||
| Well, good for him. | ||
| This is all paid for by your tax dollars, by the way. | ||
| That's all your money. | ||
| So you get these families in government and it's, you know, it's almost just like a thief who figured out that the bank vault door got left open. | ||
| And they really are just, you know, every NGO is another bag for cash. | ||
| And they just jam as much cash into one bag as possible. | ||
| Zip it up. | ||
| Throw it away. | ||
| File a new LLC. We're the clean water people. | ||
| Whatever. | ||
| Fine. | ||
| Just shove the money in the bag. | ||
| Hand it off to your friends. | ||
| Do they achieve anything? | ||
| No. | ||
| Not really. | ||
| Do they build anything? | ||
| Certainly not. | ||
| No. | ||
| Absolutely not at all. | ||
| Do they make anything better for anybody? | ||
| Not tangibly. | ||
| No. | ||
| Certainly for the people working for them. | ||
| They're getting paid half a million dollars a year for a job that nobody can tell whether they're doing a good job or not. | ||
| So when you talk about, you know, they talk about USAID being less of a apple with a worm in it, like a good thing with a piece of corruption sticking out. | ||
| you It is more like a bowl of worms. | ||
| But then you look at America as a whole. | ||
| And it's like, yeah, we're more worm than apple at this point. | ||
| Which is partly depressing and kind of overwhelming because of just how monumental this problem is, how widespread the corruption has truly gotten. | ||
| On the other hand, they've been systematically exploiting the American people for decades. | ||
| And up until now, I've pretty much done it with a free hand. | ||
| As much as they could feasibly steal, they stole. | ||
| And nobody held into account. | ||
| Nobody provided oversight. | ||
| Basically, everybody in a position to do that decided instead, like, well, if they're getting all that money, I'll get a piece of it, too. | ||
| You know, this sense of the dog-eat-dog world that leftism just, you know, disgorges. | ||
| So many Pritzkers, so much philanthropy. | ||
| Meet this top family of givers. | ||
| See, they're philanthropists. | ||
| Descended from Ukrainian Jewish immigrants, the Pritzkers epitomized the old dream of making it in America. | ||
| Nah, yeah. | ||
| Over in America. | ||
| Bunch of suckers. | ||
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You go there. | |
| You make a little company. | ||
| They just give you money. | ||
| You get elected. | ||
| You make yourself more money. | ||
| It's called the American dream. | ||
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It's when you go and you just steal everything from America as quickly as you possibly can. | |
| And then you call yourself a philanthropist. | ||
| It's incredible. | ||
| No, it's incredible. | ||
| They're such amazing philanthropists. | ||
| 64 NGOs taking millions upon millions upon millions of taxpayer dollars. | ||
| God only knows what they're doing with it. | ||
| Certainly not anything positive. | ||
| Nothing for you or me or the average American person. | ||
| You're like one of the bears that the Chinese harvest bile from. | ||
| You're to be kept alive. | ||
| Just alive. | ||
| Just enough so that your open wound can be... | ||
| Routinely harvested for bile. | ||
| That's how these people see you. | ||
| Your tax dollars in your life. | ||
| They would kill you, but then they wouldn't have anybody to exploit. | ||
| So you're kept alive insofar as much as you can be exploited, you can be taken advantage of. | ||
| You're like one of the bears the Chinese keep alive with an open wound so they can continuously harvest the bile. | ||
| That's how these people think about the American people. | ||
| I really just want to get that across. | ||
| And you can especially tell this is true. | ||
| Clip 21 is what we'll go to next. | ||
| Ivana Hernandez has been coming out with a series of really incredible reports. | ||
| This one in particular is about illegal immigrants that FEMA is paying to live in luxury apartments for years on end for free. | ||
| And this is what I mean. | ||
| It would be reasonable. | ||
| It would be understandable. | ||
| It would be a... | ||
| At least a theoretical good argument if they weren't helping anybody and they looked at the American people and said, look, we're not helping you, but there's no money. | ||
| There's no money. | ||
| There's no ability to help you. | ||
| We've got to take care of security and this stuff. | ||
| It's just nothing extra for you, which is what they told us, which is what, you know, when North Carolina was devastated because of a man-made storm, they said, that's just nothing for you. | ||
| We're so sorry. | ||
| We wish we could, but... | ||
| We just can't. | ||
| And then you see that they're literally building new apartment buildings to fill up with foreigners. | ||
| It's like you have to understand the hatred expressed towards the American people, the deliberateness with which they benefit everybody except for Americans while continually Crushing Americans in every way they possibly can. | ||
| You have to understand this is on purpose, it's by design, and it's purely evil, okay? | ||
| So here's what FEMA is doing with your tax dollars, helping literally everybody except for us. | ||
| Let's go to clip 21 now. | ||
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How much is rent here? | |
| Free. | ||
| Two years, two years. | ||
| After two years, we have to pay the rent. | ||
| All right, y'all, this is Savannah Hernandez in Brunswick, Maine, reporting to you from the apartments where migrants are getting their rent paid for up to two years. | ||
| Now, I wanted to give you guys a first inside look at these units. | ||
| The migrants shared with us that they come furnished, so they have a flat-screen TV in there, couches, tables and chairs, a bed. | ||
| We also asked them as well, hey, are you paying utilities here? | ||
| They shared with us that nope, they do not have a water bill, they do not have an electricity bill. | ||
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And what about the light and the water? | |
| Everything is good. | ||
| We don't pay anything. | ||
| Now I wanted to focus in on this area of Maine because there is a housing crisis going on currently for residents and these buildings were initially created for Maine residents, but then it was decided that homeless migrants would be living here. | ||
| Now, as an American, you can rent out one of these units, but a one-bedroom is going to run you about $1,800, and a two-bedroom is going to run you about $2,300. | ||
| By the way, the average housing price for a house over here in Brunswick is about $480,000. | ||
| So there was obviously a lot of outrage when it was first discovered that migrants were going to be housed here for free on taxpayer dollar. | ||
| Now, I wanted to focus in on Brunswick as well because this is the same county that has received FEMA funding from that same program. | ||
| That spent almost a billion dollars through the fiscal year of 2023 and 2024 on sheltering illegal immigrants throughout the United States of America. | ||
| By the way, FEMA coming out and saying that they have run out of that funding. | ||
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We are expecting another hurricane hitting. | |
| We do not have the funds. | ||
| FEMA does not have the funds to make it through the season. | ||
| This is why I wanted to come up this way. | ||
| This is why I wanted to come to Brunswick, because I wanted to show you guys a comparison of how the federal government is treating American citizens versus illegal immigrants and migrants in this country. | ||
| This is how migrants up in Maine, up in Brunswick are living. | ||
| We also went to Bangor. | ||
| We went to Lewiston. | ||
| And there are African migrants who share with us that they really like it over here, that they've been treated very well. | ||
| We spoke to Catholic charities who told us that they are expecting more migrants. | ||
| They're actually bringing more migrants up this way. | ||
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Yeah, so we're expecting up to 150 refugees starting yesterday until September 30th, which is the fiscal year. | |
| And then we also have walk-in clients, which will increase those numbers. | ||
| Generally, for refugees that we know are coming, we help them get set up with an apartment. | ||
| But we're always looking for other landlords to work with as well for apartments. | ||
| So I wanted to give you guys an idea of what was going on in Maine, the uppermost corners of the United States of America, where you wouldn't expect there to be migrants. | ||
| This is a direct result of the open border, the illegal immigration crisis that has been allowed to prosper over the past three, four years. | ||
| And it's stretching to even areas of America that you wouldn't expect. | ||
| Just again, incredible reporting by Savannah Hernandez on X at Sav underscore says underscore. | ||
| And she's come out like a bunch. | ||
| She's just traveled all around and investigated all this because it's every single city has these hotels. | ||
| Small towns have these hotels. | ||
| We are absolutely flooded. | ||
| And at a certain point, all of this information, all this distinct information becomes sort of overwhelming. | ||
| Just understand. | ||
| Just take a step back, look at a bird's eye view. | ||
| Just understand that we, the American people, are being exploited to the maximum degree in every possible way. | ||
| And we have been for decades. | ||
| This is going to be a huge undertaking to undo all of this. | ||
| But the silver lining of this cloud is that despite having the lead weights of liberalism. | ||
| Chained around our neck, we are still unbroken and unbowed. | ||
| And once we remove these lead weights, once we get rid of these people, can you even imagine how powerful America is going to be? | ||
| It's very exciting. | ||
| Stay with us. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| We're going to be joined by Jacob Engels later this hour. | ||
| But first, we have a lot of news still to talk about, political and geopolitical alike. | ||
| I want to go now to a video by the great Dr. Ron Paul, who of course is in talks to have some sort of position within DOGE or perhaps even at the Federal Reserve. | ||
| But this is a slightly different topic. | ||
| Here's his take on Trump's plan for Gaza. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the weekly report. | ||
| The U.S. should not take over Gaza. | ||
| This week, President Trump upended U.S. Middle East policy by announcing that the United States would take over war ravaged Gaza and turn it into the Riviera of the Middle East. | ||
| President Trump also said the Palestinians living in Gaza would be temporarily relocated to Jordan or Egypt. | ||
| Kentucky Senator Rand Paul came out strongly against the proposal. | ||
| Senator Paul pointed out that the plan contradicted the American people's vote for America first. | ||
| What was surprising was that South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham expressed skepticism about sending Americans to take over Gaza. | ||
| This may be the first time in Senator Graham's political career that he has opposed sending US troops abroad. | ||
| Senator Graham is correct that most South Carolinians are not excited about sending Americans or U.S. tax dollars to take over Gaza. | ||
| Neither are most Americans. | ||
| In fact, polls show that the majority of Americans oppose providing military aid to Israel or other countries. | ||
| One of the best comments was made by libertarian scholar and podcaster Tom Woods. | ||
| He suggested that Trump-Gaza's proposal is the type of wasteful overseas spending that Doge should be working to eliminate. | ||
| Trump's plan has also been criticized by the government of Saudi Arabia. | ||
| This could mean that if President Trump follows through with this proposal, it will further push Saudi Arabia away from the United States and toward the BRIC alliance. | ||
| Some of the BRICS nations want to challenge the dollar's world reserve currency status. | ||
| One of the foundations of the dollar's world reserve currency status is the petrodollar. | ||
| This arose from the deal Henry Kissinger negotiated with Saudi Arabia, where the Saudis agreed to use dollars for oil trade in exchange for U.S. support for the Saudi regime. | ||
| Recently, Saudi Arabia has given signs that it will be willing to use other currencies, such as the Chinese renminbi, for its oil trade. | ||
| The loss of the dollar's world reserve currency status would cause a major U.S. economic crisis. | ||
| It would force the government to make massive cuts in warfare and welfare spending and would lead to violence and a government crackdown on our liberty. | ||
| U.S. ownership of Gaza, accompanied by forcible relocation of Palestinians, would cause increased resentment of the United States. | ||
| This could result in increased terror attacks against the U.S. | ||
| Even if a long-term U.S. occupation of Gaza went 100% according to plan, The U.S. government, which has an over $36 trillion in growing debt, cannot afford another open-ended overseas military commitment. | ||
| Instead, President Trump should follow through on his campaign rhetoric about withdrawing from unnecessary military commitments. | ||
| This, not tariffs, will help make America more competitive on the international economy. | ||
| The United States can do to rebuild Gaza and promote peace in the Middle East is to stop funding Israel's occupation and blockade of Gaza. | ||
| Instead, the US should work toward peaceful relations backed by free trade with Israel and its neighbors. | ||
| Thanks for listening. | ||
| Demolishing Trump's ridiculous plan for Gaza, and it's completely incoherent. | ||
| It's insane. | ||
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Coming back, we're looking for the American Journal. | |
| Let's just go through some of these headlines. | ||
| All of them really are amazing. | ||
| Obviously, the big stories for the first month of Trump's presidency. | ||
| We'll have to do a big one-month roundup in a week. | ||
| I can't believe it's only been a month. | ||
| It feels like it's been 10 years. | ||
| It's crazy what he's been able to accomplish already. | ||
| And basically it exists in two forms. | ||
| Either it's the cost-cutting, getting rid of USAID and DOGE, and of course deportation. | ||
| So we'll get into both of those. | ||
| And both those spiral out into other topics. | ||
| Those are the two large categories. | ||
| And we'll talk about the overlap. | ||
| There's some interesting... | ||
| It's mentioning revelations being made. | ||
| We'll get to it. | ||
| But let's just go through some of these headlines because they're pretty amazing. | ||
| First from the Daily Beast. | ||
| Your brain on Trump, D.C. psychologist sees uptick in Democrat patients. | ||
| Oh, really? | ||
| Oh, do you really? | ||
| The rapid fire of media coverage of these policies changes. | ||
| It's just adding to that broader collective stress, one expert told Axios. | ||
| Donald Trump's sweeping first weeks in office have seen military threats issued against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| This is the funniest thing, man. | ||
| I did the cut where I edited together in the World Economic Forum or the Global Government Summit, one of these things last year. | ||
| It was like you had one speech where they're going, there is a major crisis of mental illness, especially in young people. | ||
| They're worried. | ||
| They're scared. | ||
| They're anxious all the time because they're being told the world is ending. | ||
| And then cut to Al Gore. | ||
| The next speech in the list is him going, everybody's going to die. | ||
| Everything is evil. | ||
| Everyone opposing us hates you and is a Nazi. | ||
| And the world is ending and they won't even pretend to stop. | ||
| And it's like, okay, so do you care? | ||
| Do you care about the mental illness thing? | ||
| Because you are the ones causing it. | ||
| You get that, right? | ||
| You're in this article talking about the... | ||
| Uptick in Democratic patience going to psychologists because they're literally being driven insane by the stress of the way that the media covers things. | ||
| The rapid fire of media coverage of these policy changes is adding to that broader collective stress, they say. | ||
| And then in the first sentence, they lie to fearmonger about Trump. | ||
| He never issued military threats against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| But you see, all the craziest left is believing this because they keep being told it. | ||
| But it's a complete fabrication. | ||
| All that's happened is that Trump has said either we're going to make Greenland, maybe we'll buy Greenland, Panama needs to give us back the canal, you know, one way or another. | ||
| And then he's asked, will you take military intervention off the table? | ||
| And he responds with like, this negotiations, nothing's off the table. | ||
| Are you an idiot? | ||
| When you go into negotiations, you don't go in and say and like announce. | ||
| What you're not willing to do. | ||
| It just doesn't make any sense. | ||
| If you're playing poker, what do you show of all the players your cards? | ||
| No, you don't. | ||
| You don't take anything off the table. | ||
| That then gets translated into Donald Trump issues military threats against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| And people believe that. | ||
| They don't know the context. | ||
| They're just told it. | ||
| So, like, again, it's just... | ||
| It truly is, Matt. | ||
| Like, it really is a form of mass psychosis. | ||
| Some form of... | ||
| Widespread madness that we're engaging with here. | ||
| I'm talking literal madness. | ||
| I'm talking about the title of this article about how Democrats have to go to psychologists because they can't handle what's happening. | ||
| Which is just, everything's normal. | ||
| It's all fine. | ||
| But they are literally going crazy in the medical definition. | ||
| They say it's because of the media coverage and in the first sentence they... | ||
| Just do everything they possibly can to create the very stress that they're talking about. | ||
| I'm half a sentence in, actually. | ||
| I only got to the comma. | ||
| There's more after this, and it's more lies. | ||
| But they went ahead and started off with a very egregious one. | ||
| But it continues. | ||
| So, President Trump's sweeping first weeks in office have seen military threats against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| A gaggle of teens led by Elon Musk infiltrate the systems of multiple federal bureaucracies. | ||
| A gaggle of teens infiltrate systems of multiple... | ||
| It's just these people, man. | ||
| Refugee flights canceled, good. | ||
| The start of mass deportation raids, good. | ||
| And the erosion of transgender rights, fake, but good. | ||
| The general consensus, the breakneck speed of change has been disquieting for many Americans. | ||
| Quote, I think we can take so much of something before the human brain, just like peters out and says, I can't keep up, says a New York-based neuropsychologist. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, that is the strategy they're wielding against you. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| No, they know if they hit you with enough, you know, things that inspire stress, that eventually your brain shuts down and you stop thinking clearly and you start reading Axios or the Daily Beast. | ||
| That is the strategy they're wielding against Democrats and Republicans in this country. | ||
| Again, none of what they even said here is true. | ||
| He never issued military threats against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| There's not a gaggle of teens led by Elon Musk infiltrating. | ||
| No, there is a government program called DOGE that has some of the most intelligent young people in the entire world going through and auditing federal systems totally legally under the purview of the executive branch. | ||
| I mean, there's nothing, okay? | ||
| So they're just lying to you, okay? | ||
| It would almost be comical. | ||
| If people weren't falling for this. | ||
| Like, it's almost cartoonish the way that they are, but okay. | ||
| Why are you baniting? | ||
| Stop baniting! | ||
| It's like, what is happening here? | ||
| Everybody's going crazy because Trump is trying to nuke Greenland and Elon Musk, let loose a gaggle of teens that are just taking pictures of women in their underwear. | ||
| It's like, what are you talking about? | ||
| You are literally just making crap up. | ||
| Terrorizing the idiots that listen to you and then pointing to that and going, see how bad Trump is? | ||
| These people are terrified. | ||
| Psychos, man. | ||
| These people really are psychos. | ||
| No, I'm saying according to neurophysicists. | ||
| According to neuropsychologists. | ||
| Yeah, their brains stopped working. | ||
| Let me just emphasize what just happened here. | ||
| Salman Hafiz, a New York-based neuropsychologist, told Axios, to paraphrase, leftist brains aren't working anymore. | ||
| They're just sort of petering out. | ||
| They can't keep up, okay? | ||
| She's seen a Georgetown University professor and psychologist said she's seen an increase in patients, largely Democrats, citing burnout and despair. | ||
| Sorry, it just hit me. | ||
| What a what a giant victory we achieved. | ||
| Sorry, it really just, like a lightbulb going off in my head. | ||
| It really just hit me that we are winning so profoundly that our enemies have gone insane. | ||
| I just love it. | ||
| I love it. | ||
| What can I say? | ||
| Citing burnout and despair. | ||
| And due to the mounting uncertainty generated by Trump's rapid-fire policies and the energy required to keep up. | ||
| Oh, they don't have the energy required to post on Blue Sky. | ||
| They just can't keep up. | ||
| They don't have the energy to maintain. | ||
| Just picture just a bunch of... | ||
| Overweight people zonked out on SSRIs. | ||
| Just watching The Office reruns for the 900th time. | ||
| Desperate to escape the world of their own creation. | ||
| We are in an unprecedented time and we have so many collective stressors going on. | ||
| For you, maybe. | ||
| Have you ever thought about being on the good guy's side? | ||
| Have you ever thought about not being despicable? | ||
| Frantic? | ||
| Hysterical liars. | ||
| They do this thing where they talk about their own experience as if it's a collective one. | ||
| Like we don't exist. | ||
| Like we aren't here laughing at you and having the time of our lives. | ||
| What are you going to say? | ||
| There's so many stressors and unprecedented number of stressors in our lives. | ||
| Like what the lies that you're telling to yourselves? | ||
| So you're creating a bunch of stress-inducing False realities. | ||
| And then you're blaming Trump on that. | ||
| Meanwhile, we on the Trump side are really having a great time. | ||
| Now, when we talk about a deluge of stressors, it's things like parents not understanding why their kids started using a different pronoun all of a sudden. | ||
| Or being fired and having to train their replacement from India. | ||
| Or not being able to... | ||
| Watch the Super Bowl with your children because your culture is so disgusting. | ||
| You feel like you're risking their very innocence by allowing them to watch something that was previously a family-friendly event. | ||
| You know, things that like just, you'll never be able to buy a house. | ||
| And 60% of your income is given to the government through taxes one way or another. | ||
| And then those taxes are spent on people. | ||
| Paid by the government to go into elementary schools and tell your children that they're evil and tell the other children that your children are evil. | ||
| Actual stressors in your life that you have no control over and that actually impact your ability to exist in a comfortable way. | ||
| The stressors these people deal with are just fake headlines. | ||
| There's news reports about things that aren't even real. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| I mean, when this used to happen with, like, intellectual property, it would become, like, a big crisis. | ||
| Like, I'm thinking of, you know, has there ever been a time where it's, like, a comic book character dies and so people start killing themselves? | ||
| Like, that's essentially what we're dealing with here, is that the world they live in doesn't exist. | ||
| It's fake. | ||
| It's a comic book series. | ||
| It's a Harry Potter book. | ||
| It's not real. | ||
| It doesn't exist. | ||
| Trump's not out there making military threats against Greenland and Panama. | ||
| There's not a gaggle of teens that Elon Musk has just let loose to destroy the American government. | ||
| None of that exists. | ||
| It's like Dr. Octopus doesn't really exist. | ||
| He's not really fighting Spider-Man. | ||
| But that's essentially where we're at. | ||
| These people just run a big chain of comic books. | ||
| And I guess, you know, bad things are happening to the heroes in these comic books and people are crying about it and being depressed over it and going to the psychologist. | ||
| This happened in like the 80s with Dungeons and Dragons. | ||
| People thought it was satanics. | ||
| People were like killing themselves over... | ||
| Like, this is bad. | ||
| It's not good. | ||
| There's like a mental... | ||
| There's a real mental problem that we have here with a bunch of adult children who can't differentiate between fantasy and reality and they're experiencing massive... | ||
| You know, psychological trauma because of their fantasy world. | ||
| It's, like, not good. | ||
| And there needs to be some sort of method to confront this. | ||
| Instead, what you have is the psychologists themselves, right? | ||
| This whole article is quoting psychologists. | ||
| And they're even telling, I'm sure they're telling their patients, like, yeah, this is Trump's fault. | ||
| The way you feel is correct. | ||
| Because Trump is evil and bad. | ||
| He's doing so many bad, terrible things. | ||
| Of course you feel depressed. | ||
| And suicidal. | ||
| You should. | ||
| It's good that you do. | ||
| There's no psychologists out there going, hey, why don't you try turning Twitter off? | ||
| Why don't you try just deactivating your Twitter for a couple days? | ||
| See if that helps. | ||
| Have you tried getting some exercise? | ||
| Have you tried not? | ||
| Just constantly consuming media deliberately designed to stress you out, make you anxious? | ||
| And crush your soul? | ||
| Have you tried just doing that? | ||
| Tried walking away from the computer screen? | ||
| Sorry. | ||
| I wanted to go through all these different headlines, but sometimes you hit a story like this and you just gotta slam on the brakes. | ||
| You just gotta really drive slowly by so you can get a good look at this car crash. | ||
| I just love reading Burnout and Despair. | ||
| Burnout and despair. | ||
| Yeah, you lost one election, you babies. | ||
| We are in unprecedented time to have so many collective stressors going on in the rapid fire of media coverage of these policy changes. | ||
| It's just adding that broader collective stress. | ||
| Oh my God. | ||
| Oh my God, there actually exists a coping lab? | ||
| Guys, this is the coping lab. | ||
| The Silver Stress and Coping Lab at UC Irvine. | ||
| They are scientists working around the clock to figure out how best to cope. | ||
| The Coping and Seething Lab at UC Irvine is studying the minds of liberals. | ||
| And the conclusions they're coming to are causing them to collapse into panic. | ||
| The Coping Lab. | ||
| So here at the UC Irvine Coping Lab, where liberals are being tested for how they're dealing with not having everything absolutely handed to them. | ||
| Just open the door, it's just screeching, just like the, sounds like the most unregulated daycare you've ever seen. | ||
| The Coping Lab, incredible. | ||
| Alright, this next story. | ||
| This is one of those crossover events where you've got American military and humanitarian aid over here, and you've got the Mexican cartels waging war on America over here, and it turns out they're working hand in glove. | ||
| It turns out these are both just different facets of the same organized and deliberate attempt to destroy the United States. | ||
| Let's go to clip 27 here. | ||
| This is Tucker Carlson. | ||
| Talking about where exactly the Mexican cartels got their military weaponry. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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Second fact, fact, not guess. | |
| Fact is Ukrainian military is selling a huge percentage, up to half of the arms that we send them. | ||
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Half. | |
| And I'm not guessing about this. | ||
| I know that for a fact. | ||
| A fact, okay? | ||
| Not speculation. | ||
| And they're selling it. | ||
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And a lot of us winding up with the drug cartels on our border. | |
| So this is a... | ||
| Crime, what's happening? | ||
| Our intel agencies are fully aware of this. | ||
| You tell me they're not profiting from this. | ||
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| Yes, they are. | ||
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I can't prove that, but I believe that. | |
| What they don't know this. | ||
| I know this, but they don't know this. | ||
| They know this. | ||
| And no one is saying it. | ||
| Like, no American seems aware of this. | ||
| We're sending these arms to Ukraine. | ||
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Billions of billions, hundreds of billions of dollars. | |
| And it's being stolen and sold to our actual enemies. | ||
| Like, what the? | ||
| I'm trying not to swear. | ||
| What is this? | ||
| Yeah, well, the reason why is because you have Zelensky, it was about three weeks ago, I think, was specifically asked this question. | ||
| So he went at some length in one of his interviews to say, oh, no, absolutely not. | ||
| There's no truth to that at all. | ||
| We've implemented all these things. | ||
| I know that, but the media just reported what he said. | ||
| The New York Times could get on the web and order Ukrainian weapons. | ||
| That's a fact. | ||
| I'm not guessing. | ||
| It's a fact. | ||
| They could do that today. | ||
| Tucker Carlson reporting on something that we covered literally a year ago, more than a year ago. | ||
| Because here's the story as we covered it all the way back in January of 2024. Mexico demands investigation into U.S. military-grade weapons being used by drug cartels. | ||
| Mexico wants an urgent investigation into how U.S. military-grade weapons are increasingly being found in the hands of Mexican drug cartels, Mexico's top diplomat said Monday, again last year, last January 2024. Mexico's army is finding belt-fed machine guns, rocket launchers, and grenades that are not sold for civilian use in the United States. | ||
| The Mexican Department of Defense has warned the United States about weapons entering Mexico that are for the exclusive use of the U.S. Army, Foreign Relations Secretary Alicia Barsena said. | ||
| It's very urgent that investigation into this be carried out. | ||
| I said in June they'd seized 221 fully automatic machine guns, 56 grenade launchers, and a dozen rocket launchers from drug cartels since late 2018. And, you know, as you read this article, and I'm just going off memory here, it was literally a year ago that we covered this, but there was no results, there's no, like, conclusion to this. | ||
| And yet when we covered it, we did this little trick that we do. | ||
| See, InfoWars has this secret trick. | ||
| People ask how we're so ahead of things and how we cover things a year before it goes viral for Tucker Carlson. | ||
| Here's our secret. | ||
| I'll tell you right now. | ||
| I'll give it to you. | ||
| We think about it for a little bit. | ||
| That's the secret. | ||
| That's it. | ||
| That's how we do this. | ||
| You hear that the Mexican drug cartels have weaponry designed for the American army. | ||
| And a lot of people, I hate to say it to you, That's where the thought process stops. | ||
| They learn this and they go, oh, that's bad. | ||
| Anyway, and then they just go off and do something else. | ||
| Like, if you just think about it, 30 seconds to a minute, it's obvious where these come from. | ||
| It's like, okay, Mexican cartels have American weaponry. | ||
| It's either being sold to them by America, by rogue people in the Department of Defense who have oversight over weaponry, and they divert it to the cartel. | ||
| So we either have cartel members in our U.S. Army, Making money, selling our weaponry, and doing it all under the table. | ||
| Should be easy to find out if that's true. | ||
| Should be easy to investigate. | ||
| They've confiscated the weapons. | ||
| Get serial numbers. | ||
| Where'd they come from? | ||
| Came from this base. | ||
| Who's in charge of that? | ||
| Be very easy to figure that out. | ||
| Or it's a drug-running operation like Fast and Furious where the U.S. government openly sold weapons to Mexican cartels. | ||
| Also perfectly, not just possible, but like a historical fact. | ||
| That we did that, or it's Ukraine selling our weaponry to our enemies. | ||
| So we came to that conclusion in January of last year. | ||
| I'm glad to see Tucker Carlson talking about it now, and it's going viral now. | ||
| But it's been happening since 2018. Obviously, it didn't come from Ukraine in 2018, but that's when the weapons started being captured, and we've seen a distinct uptick since, oh, I don't know, around February 2022, right around the time that Ukraine war kicked off. | ||
| So again, story from a year ago, revisiting something we covered at the time and told you because we just figured it out ourselves. | ||
| Okay, Ukraine is selling weaponry to the Mexican cartels. | ||
| That's the conclusion I'm going to come to because I have basic logic and can apply it to pre-existing facts to come to a pretty reasonable conclusion. | ||
| That's my superpower. | ||
| Meanwhile, ICE makes staggering 11,000 illegal migrant arrests in just 18 days, forcing agency to take over four federal prisons. | ||
| Again, we are seeing some pretty good numbers, obviously better than they were under Biden. | ||
| We're not going to be satisfied until the number is in the millions. | ||
| And you know that under Operation Wetback, just literally what they called it, Dwight D. Eisenhower... | ||
| Kicked something like 1.5 million illegal immigrants out with just 750 agents in a single year. | ||
| Maybe even just been a couple months. | ||
| But it's possible to really ramp this up. | ||
| I frankly don't understand why the numbers are so low. | ||
| There was a headline yesterday that was like 100 migrants from New York City alone were captured by ICE yesterday. | ||
| Okay, but I know that there are hotels there with 10,000 illegal migrants. | ||
| I know that there are camps they've built there with tents as far as the eye can see with thousands upon thousands upon thousands of migrants. | ||
| How do you not just get all of them? | ||
| You know where they are. | ||
| You are the ones providing housing for them. | ||
| How is it difficult to capture any of them? | ||
| A hundred? | ||
| Really, you got a hundred of them? | ||
| Unless, and... | ||
| You can't tell me that it's like cost prohibitive or we don't have the resources to do it because the resources that were used to get them in are the same ones that you can use to get them out. | ||
| So you can't tell me like, oh, we would arrest all of them. | ||
| It's just we can't even handle that many. | ||
| So we'll do it piece by piece. | ||
| It's like, I don't know, you chartered buses and flights to get them here in the first place. | ||
| Just do that in reverse. | ||
| So 11,000, it's good. | ||
| It's decent numbers. | ||
| That should be like a day. | ||
| Like 11,000 a day might get us to where we're trying to go. | ||
| The fact is, you have to get the number per day as high as humanly possible because it's the threat of deportation that's going to cause the voluntary deportations, people leaving the country on their own, which is what we really need to get out the number of people that we need to get out. | ||
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| With that, I'm very happy to welcome my guest, Jacob Engels. | ||
| He's the publisher of the Central Florida Post, and he's with us today to discuss this bombshell report in the Gateway Pundit, how Obama and McConnell bipartisanly screwed the farmers of Illinois and Kentucky. | ||
| You can follow him on X at Jacob Engels. | ||
| Jacob, welcome back to the show, sir. | ||
| Good to be back, Harrison. | ||
| I would say that red velvet dinner jacket is Roger Stone approved. | ||
| Well, thank you very much. | ||
| It's very high praise. | ||
| I got it on sale for Christmas. | ||
| Thank you for that. | ||
| This story that you wrote, pretty mind-blowing. | ||
| Let me just read the first sentence, and if you could elaborate on it for me. | ||
| You say, any day now, a federal court decision could strip... | ||
| 454 farmers in Kentucky and Illinois of their land rights, potentially allowing the government to seize over 70,000 acres of Illinois' farmland without compensation. | ||
| What are they justifying this move with, Jacob? | ||
| So first off, Harrison, for anybody who hasn't read the article yet... | ||
| The Olmstead Dam project, which has been under construction for decades, completed a little over a decade ago. | ||
| And when they initially tested implementing and releasing the water, they had some serious issues and water flooded 70,000 acres worth of farmland. | ||
| I mean, this is America's breadbasket. | ||
| Farmers lost their entire crop and they've been experiencing residual impacts and issues for the past decade. | ||
| And what they ended up doing is eventually after they were able to assess the damage. | ||
| They filed a lawsuit against the federal government. | ||
| They demanded to be compensated. | ||
| And they have every right to be compensated. | ||
| Now that it's gone through the courts, the government, very interestingly, is claiming that they've passed the statute of limitations. | ||
| And oh, by the way... | ||
| You've passed the statute of limitations. | ||
| We're not going to compensate you for the damage we caused you. | ||
| We're not going to compensate you for ruining your family's farm. | ||
| But we're also interested in seizing the land. | ||
| So it is just an outrageous measure that's going through the courts right now. | ||
| And it's just another example of how these activist judges working hand in hand with DOJ and other federal entities and government organizations. | ||
| Really show that they don't care about the average, hard-working, everyday American. | ||
| You know, it's just such a typical story for so many different reasons. | ||
| There's so many different threads that all sort of seem like they combine here. | ||
| The lack of assistance or help for Americans who, by no fault of their own, have been harmed in some way. | ||
| In this case, it wasn't even a natural disaster. | ||
| It was actually harm done to them by the government. | ||
| No money, no help for them, no care shown for them at all. | ||
| But also the confiscating of farmland, another trend that we've seen, the absolute destruction of our domestic food chain production has been happening at a pace, whether it's because of bird flu and killing all of the chickens or any of the other massive disasters that are crippling our ability to feed ourselves. | ||
| It seems like so much... | ||
| Is sort of wrapped up in this one story. | ||
| And of course you compared in the article to what we're spending money on. | ||
| The LGBTQ comic books in Peru and gender studies in Pakistan. | ||
| And all this ridiculous stuff. | ||
| Under what justification are they trying to seize the land? | ||
| I mean that just seems like insult to injury. | ||
| It just seems brutal for the sake of brutality. | ||
| What argument are they making to seize this land? | ||
| Well, I guess the easiest way I could put it for people listening and watching right now would be similar to an eminent domain style type of action. | ||
| That's the best way to describe it. | ||
| And at the end of the day... | ||
| We have to think about what is the best way we can help these farmers. | ||
| And if you look at it from the taxpayer perspective, you look at it from the perspective of the government, and you look at it from the perspective of the farmers, it is to compensate them through the Judgment Act. | ||
| The Judgment Act is something that many previous presidents have used in situations like this, where there has been undue harm caused by the government or even by private organizations to try and get these farms. | ||
| And these families back on track. | ||
| So with a stroke of a pen, with an executive order, and using those already predetermined funds that the government has in place, President Trump could save these families, could get these farms back in production, could fix these problems, and again... | ||
| Harrison, this is America's breadbasket. | ||
| These are the people who feed us. | ||
| And the fact that Biden's Justice Department and Biden's goons and several different government organizations and entities that are involved in this case are literally first saying, we will not admit guilt. | ||
| We will not admit that we caused the problem that ruined your livelihood and ruined your family's namesake. | ||
| But, oh, by the way, we'd like to take the land. | ||
| So we have to look at the other aspect, too. | ||
| Durbin, Duckworth, McConnell over in Kentucky, he could have put legislation through. | ||
| He does strong-arm deals, backroom deals all the time. | ||
| The Democrats could have whined and done a press conference like they're doing right now outside of all these corrupt government organizations and facilities. | ||
| They could have pressured. | ||
| They could have pressured Congress. | ||
| They could have pressured the Senate into getting something done for these people, but they chose not to. | ||
| And I think that speaks a lot to what their focus is on. | ||
| And their focus is on gender studies and DEI plays in the Philippines and Peru and Sesame Street in Iran or Iraq or wherever it was. | ||
| That's what they're more concerned about. | ||
| They'll send a letter. | ||
| They'll scream to the mountaintops. | ||
| But when it comes to the people who are feeding us, they're shockingly silent. | ||
| Yeah, it's one of the things where the left is always touting their empathy. | ||
| They'll say, oh, these conservatives, they're so heartless. | ||
| They have no feeling for people suffering. | ||
| If you imagine what it would be like to be one of these farmers, and some of you don't have to imagine. | ||
| Maybe some of these farmers are watching right now. | ||
| Where you're just working, you know, you're doing a good job, you're paying your taxes, you're just running your farm, then all of a sudden, one day, forces beyond your control just flood your land, destroy your livelihood, thrust you into a multi-year legal battle with the U.S. government, who just, you know, eventually, a decade later, comes around and goes, well, we'll pay you pennies on the dollar for, you know, the land we destroyed. | ||
| It's just so brutal and uncaring to our fellow Americans. | ||
| And the fact that it was actually caused by the government, again, it's just another layer of sort of brutality and viciousness, where it's like, you know, maybe you could justify, well, it's like, well, it's a natural disaster. | ||
| It wasn't our fault. | ||
| We're sorry that happened to you, but, like, that's why you have insurance. | ||
| You know, we'll help where we can, but, you know, sort of out of our hands. | ||
| In this case, it was literally them doing it. | ||
| So I just get this image of, like, you know... | ||
| The government being a man just stepping on a bug and looking down, sort of wiping his shoe off and just keeps going. | ||
| Who cares? | ||
| It's a bug. | ||
| What does it matter? | ||
| Why do they treat us like bugs, Jacob? | ||
| What do we have to do to get just treated like human beings around here by our own government? | ||
| I mean, if they treated us like human beings, they'd have to respect us as a part. | ||
| They're equals, and I think that's what it comes down to at a core base level, is they don't view the average everyday citizen, the salt of the earth people who will give the shirt off their back, who will help you change your tire on the side of the road, who will do anything and everything to help their fellow man and woman. | ||
| They don't view us on the same level. | ||
| They view us as... | ||
| Sub-human in a lot of regards, as those little people who are causing them all these problems and creating trouble for them. | ||
| And I think that's really, really unfortunate. | ||
| And I don't know how we fix that, but I think what's going on with Doge and what President Trump is doing right now to reorder and reorganize this government is a big step in the right direction. | ||
| Yeah, it definitely is. | ||
| It's so ironic that, of course, the way that... | ||
| Elon Musk and sort of the new conservative movement is being characterized. | ||
| Of course, you think of the image that they put out on New York Magazine of all the, it looked like a golden age party, everybody dancing. | ||
| Of course, the headline of that was the cruel kids table. | ||
| And oh, they're so cruel. | ||
| They're just so uncaring. | ||
| As you note, I mean, you call this unnecessarily cruel, what they're doing to these farmers. | ||
| And it's true. | ||
| They're just being unnecessarily cruel to these people who have done absolutely nothing wrong, but their own federal government is trying to ruin them. | ||
| On procedural grounds. | ||
| They just are so uncaring. | ||
| And I don't know, you know, I haven't looked into this beyond your article, but it's almost like it doesn't matter whether it's by design or just taking advantage of a situation, but clearly there's a concerted effort to diminish America's ability to produce food in a number of different ways. | ||
| And this just falls in line with that. | ||
| Now, I don't know if they were like, okay, open the dam, we're going to flood these farms because we want to destroy the food, or whether it was just like, oh, it's just sort of a happy benefit. | ||
| You know, a little side benefit is that they get to, you know, crush American food production by not doing the right thing and helping these farmers out. | ||
| I mean, what do you think is really behind the way that these farmers are being treated? | ||
| Is it really just uncaring, or do you think there's a deeper plot at play here? | ||
| I think there's a little bit of both, Harrison. | ||
| Like I said, they don't view us as human, so at face value, there really isn't that empathy and that compassion for them to show when things like this happen. | ||
| And then maybe it was a fluke and it happened, but still, you're in control of the dam. | ||
| You built the dam. | ||
| It's a government-funded project. | ||
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So you are responsible. | |
| You hold responsibility. | ||
| To write this wrong. | ||
| And when you don't do that, what happens? | ||
| The breakdown of the food chain and the supply of food in this country. | ||
| And where then do we get the food, Harrison? | ||
| Imagine this. | ||
| Where do we get it? | ||
| From these Bill Gates-connected groups and these globalist-connected groups that pump our food full of absolute garbage. | ||
| Stuff that makes people insane, that gives us health problems, diabetes. | ||
| Heart disease. | ||
| We could go down the list. | ||
| And that's why for everyone watching, I think one of the side elements of the story is these farmers have been kneecapped for being able to provide us the freshest possible food right here in America. | ||
| And then where do we get the food when we don't get it from them? | ||
| And I think that just plays into the whole globalist idea of how to weaken Americans. | ||
| It's not just beating us. | ||
| Over the brow with the propaganda and the online and news media tirades from the mainstream media, it's about making us sick, unable to fight back mentally, spiritually, and physically. | ||
| And at the end of the day, I think all of these little things work together in a big way, coming together to create this issue that we're facing. | ||
| And we need to get out of it if we're not healthy. | ||
| And we don't have proper food supply. | ||
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We all know how that goes. | |
| Yeah, and it does, as you're talking, it does make me think that this should be maybe under the purview of the Maha movement, right? | ||
| I mean, production of food, obviously, it's economically important. | ||
| The idea that economies being interconnected, I mean, that is the heart of the globalist scheme, right, is that you set up these dependencies on other people where it's like, well, you can't really... | ||
| Be enemies with them or else you're going to starve because they provide all your food. | ||
| So it's this way of sort of establishing a way in which people are stuck in this system. | ||
| We really can't escape it because we don't produce our own food. | ||
| Obviously, that's a major issue. | ||
| And it's funny because right before you came on, I was covering this story about Democrats literally going insane because of the propaganda. | ||
| And I think you've kind of helped me. | ||
| Elucidate to myself why it's so funny to me that these people are collapsing into madness over fake stories about Greenland and Panama. | ||
| It's because, on the other hand, you've got people like these farmers who just experience actual devastation. | ||
| Their lives are destroyed. | ||
| Their family farms are flooded by the U.S. government. | ||
| And, you know, frankly, I haven't even heard about this story yet. | ||
| It's been going on for over a decade, and yet it's got no attention on it. | ||
| And, you know, partly that's because the media can't be bothered and is probably happy this is happening, so they're not going to report on it and try to get moves on it. | ||
| Just shoo away. | ||
| Yeah, they just don't care. | ||
| Just like, yeah, but farmers drowning, who cares? | ||
| Doesn't matter to me. | ||
| But on the other hand, you know, these farmers, I'm sure are the type of people that just, you just put your head down, you grit your teeth, you just get it done, disaster hits, you double your effort, and you just keep going. | ||
| And it's like when you compare the weakness and the pathetic impotence of the left compared to the right, And it's like our strength almost becomes a weakness because these guys could probably... | ||
| Have fixed their lives if they just complained and whined and protested and made a big movement. | ||
| But it's like that's not who these people are. | ||
| Most average Midwest Americans are just going to buckle down and get it done and not complain. | ||
| And it's just a stark difference between the left who has the most cushy lives you could ever imagine and yet are taking antidepressants because they can't get off the couch. | ||
| It's a very distinct difference between the right and the left in a lot of ways. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| And they're also pumped up full of SSRIs and antidepressants and Adderall and whatever soy they're putting in their food. | ||
| I mean, we can't blame them for being certifiably insane in a lot of ways because... | ||
| There aren't many options. | ||
| You know, we need to reopen the asylums and the sanitariums for a lot of these people because getting outraged over Elon Musk changing his Twitter name to Harry Balls or the Big Balls situation, get outraged about that. | ||
| But where is the outrage over nearly more than a decade of this issue and this flooding that persists and continues for the people that are feeding our nation? | ||
| That's where outrage is properly placed and should be placed, not over some liberal, blue-hair mafia, media-fueled outrage spectacle about Twitter usernames or what some Doge employee said three years ago, four or five years ago. | ||
| And it's all a sideshow, Harrison, because... | ||
| Right now, I think they're in a spot where they are trying to find out what they can do to distract from the absolute insanity that is being exposed at these governmental agencies. | ||
| And, you know, I have to hand it to them, you know, get the clickbait articles about big balls. | ||
| I mean, you saw on CNN. I saw a montage on Twitter. | ||
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Big balls, big balls, big balls, big balls, hairy balls, big balls. | |
| That's what you're dedicating your airtime to as a mainstream media, multi-billion dollar corporation, and not to the things that matter about keeping us healthy, keeping us safe, keeping us secure in this country. | ||
| It's outrageous on so many levels that sometimes I get tired just physically and mentally and emotionally, spiritually. | ||
| Tired of scrolling through Twitter or whatever social media app I'm on because it can become very defeating. | ||
| Do you at all feel the same way sometimes? | ||
| I definitely do. | ||
| But yeah, to me, it's like the depressing part is that the other side is so weak and stupid and wrong. | ||
| It's just like it's... | ||
| It's upsetting to me knowing that these people are in a catatonic state because of big balls. | ||
| It's like, what have they done to you? | ||
| That's why I keep thinking. | ||
| It's just like you look at liberals and you just go, what have they done to you? | ||
| How did they do this to you? | ||
| Why are you like this? | ||
| And how do we get you back on track, kids? | ||
| Because it's very sad to me to see our fellow Americans so easily consumed by the lies. | ||
| It's totally unnecessary. | ||
| And they could be having a great time with us, enjoying seeing all of this stuff be torn down. | ||
| But man, that is a very funny image, the psychologist sitting in the chair and the person on the couch and the psychologist going, and is Big Ball's in the room with us right now? | ||
| I mean, it's like, how many people do you think? | ||
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Is he here? | |
| Yeah. | ||
| Is he under your bed at night? | ||
| Where did big balls touch you on the doll? | ||
| I mean, that's the level of craziness they're getting to right now. | ||
| But I really want people to think about with this story, Harrison, and I'm redirecting a little bit because I think when people really look into this and read it at thegatewaypundit.com, and you can watch this video afterwards on InfoWars and share it with your friends, it comes down to a very... | ||
| Very big moment of empathy and compassion that President Trump can show to these 454 farmers, 70,000 acres worth of land. | ||
| And let's put that in perspective. | ||
| That's the size of Salt Lake City. | ||
| That is how huge of an impact this has made on the community and on the nation as a whole with our food supply. | ||
| So let's just reach down in our hearts and share. | ||
| The story and talk to people about it. | ||
| And I didn't even know about this until a couple of weeks ago when I first started investigating and writing about it. | ||
| I was going to ask how you found out about it. | ||
| Yeah, I'm pretty in tune. | ||
| I actually got a call from one of the farmers. | ||
| And, you know, a lot of times you field some tips and I'm sure you know about it, Harrison. | ||
| And somebody will tell you a story that sounds so fantastical. | ||
| It's too good to be true. | ||
| And then I start researching it and looking into it. | ||
| And I'm like, oh my God, this is absolutely insane. | ||
| And it needs to be known to the American people and to the general public. | ||
| And that's what I've been trying to do with it. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| No, I'm shocked I hadn't heard about this. | ||
| I guess it didn't have sort of the spectacular visual, something like the East Palestine disaster had with the big explosion of the train there. | ||
| But it's very similar, like there's a lot of these stories in the same vein of... | ||
| The American people having their lives destroyed or their environment destroyed by something completely out of their control, sometimes in the control of the United States government, but not in the control of the people on the ground. | ||
| They get just poisoned or their farms destroyed or whatever else. | ||
| And we covered a story a few weeks ago of Idaho. | ||
| They're cutting off water for like 500,000 acres just arbitrarily because they wanted to. | ||
| And it's just so many stories of the American people suffering some catastrophe. | ||
| And the United States government just shrugging their shoulders and going, yeah, we don't have any money while spending billions of dollars overseas on ridiculous pet projects. | ||
| And that's sort of the most insulting thing. | ||
| And you point out sort of similar instances to this, although there was no actual catastrophe in these cases, but billions of dollars were made available for farmers in the case of things like the Pigford settlement. | ||
| The same President Obama who found the time and the will to champion the Pigford settlement directing massive payouts to black farmers who'd been discriminated against by the USDA. It's like the point is that the government could easily do something to help the people whose lives they destroyed. | ||
| And it's the fact that they aren't doing that which is really the insult on top of the injury. | ||
| 100 percent, Harrison. | ||
| And that judgment fund that President Obama utilized and President Clinton before him utilized is something that President Trump can utilize. | ||
| Now, I might not agree with how Obama or Clinton utilized that fund, but I think this is a clear-cut case of something that can... | ||
| I think we've seen so much with President Trump in these first couple of weeks where he could have... | ||
| He played the Washington game and put a lot of these executive orders into a piece of legislation that was sponsored in Congress or Senate and hoped that it gets through to then sign the bill on the desk in the Oval. | ||
| He's kind of said, I've had enough. | ||
| America is in dire straits. | ||
| We are on the brink. | ||
| We are one step from going off the cliff. | ||
| And he said no more. | ||
| Enough is enough. | ||
| And he's doing and utilizing his executive power as president of the United States to get crap done. | ||
| And this is a great opportunity for him to do that here. | ||
| And it falls in line with the campaign messaging. | ||
| It falls in line. | ||
| With who he is as an individual. | ||
| So, you know, I know a lot of people sometimes look at the political risks of doing something like this. | ||
| This is a 360 win for everyone involved in this case. | ||
| I could not agree more. | ||
| It would make a great headline. | ||
| You know, you go out and give a speech about the way these farmers are being treated, how this is symbolic for how farmers all over the United States are being treated. | ||
| I think you're exactly right. | ||
| I don't think anybody on the right would go, oh, wait, you're spending money on helping farmers regain their land? | ||
| Like, no, it's total victory across the board. | ||
| This should absolutely be happening. | ||
| Again, the story is jaw-dropping, especially in the fact that... | ||
| I'd never heard of it, and I'm sure most people listening to us have never heard of this. | ||
| 454 farmers in Kentucky and Illinois losing 70,000 acres because of the American military incompetence, which is another layer of another one of these strings that applies to a lot of things. | ||
| Here it's in this tangle as well, the incompetence that we're experiencing on all levels of our government at this point. | ||
| 70,000 acres of land, first flooded and now... | ||
| Soon to be confiscated by the American government, Donald Trump can and should step in and into this. | ||
| And again, if you want to read the story, it's called How Obama and McConnell Bipartisanly Screwed the Farmers of Illinois and Kentucky, available at Gateway Pundit by Jacob Engels, who you can follow on X at Jacob Engels. | ||
| Jacob, thank you so much for coming on and for bringing us this very important and underreported story. | ||
| Absolutely, Harrison. | ||
| Last thing I'll say is this will be a great win for the Maha movement, make America healthy again. | ||
| This is our food source. | ||
| This is the lifeblood of our country. | ||
| And thank you again for having me on the program, Harrison. | ||
| My pleasure. | ||
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| Now, the Democrats are absolutely panicking over the fact that their slush funds are being eradicated and their criminality is being investigated. | ||
| And they're showing a lot of care about this. | ||
| Not a lot about anything else that actually matters to the American people, but the slush funds get their full and undivided attention. | ||
| And Representative Kwasi... | ||
| It's not an American name. | ||
| I'll tell you that right now. | ||
| How do you pronounce M and then F? Does anybody know when those two letters are next to each other what type of sound that makes? | ||
| Calls for a street fight to stop Trump from cutting government waste. | ||
| They're cutting off our corruption. | ||
| Fight them. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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This will be a congressional fight. | |
| A constitutional fight. | ||
| A legal fight. | ||
| And on days like this, a street fight. | ||
| Yes, we will stand. | ||
| Yes, we will stand. | ||
| It's like when they're all singing, like a tree planted by the water. | ||
| And it's like, wait, you're talking about funding transgender dance classes in Colombia? | ||
| What is this again? | ||
| There's something just supremely ironic about... | ||
| Taking this, like, Martin Luther King tone of voice as you give a speech about saving your gigantic slush funds. | ||
| The robbery that you're committing against the American people. | ||
| It's amazing. | ||
| Well, according to Isaiah L. Carter on X, he says, of course, Representative Kowaisi Mfume is compromised. | ||
| Of course he's making this protest. | ||
| He is compromised to the tune of... | ||
| $367 million. | ||
| That's the amount of money that went to Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, Inc., a non-profit headed by Krishanti Omara Vinjaganaraga, the sister of Thiru Vinjaganaraga, former deputy attorney and general candidate for mayor of Baltimore. | ||
| If you look closely at this document, you'll see to the right. | ||
| The state and congressional district where the money was sent, MD07, that is Maryland's 7th congressional district, currently seated by Kwasi Mfume. | ||
| $367 million in just two months. | ||
| And he brings the receipts here. | ||
| And you can see Maryland 07 is where the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services is. | ||
| And all of these are MD07. So this guy's out there putting on his best, you know, civil rights barn burner voice on, just being like, we cannot allow this new government to stop us stealing your money by the hundreds of millions of dollars. | ||
| We refuse to bend to the will of the people and stop robbing them completely. | ||
| And it's like, this is pathetic. | ||
| It's weird. | ||
| It's transparently corrupt. | ||
| And we're just not going to stand for it anymore. | ||
| $367 million in two months to resettle refugees. | ||
| And this guy's out there acting like it's some sort of attack on the soul of America. | ||
| No, we're just stopping your grift. | ||
| You're just mad that we caught you. | ||
| You are like the boyfriend that's mad that the girlfriend took his phone and is looking through it because you know you've done wrong and you don't like getting caught. | ||
| It's really as simple as that. | ||
| So quit dressing it up like it's some sort of civil rights act. | ||
| Morons. | ||
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Oh, no way. | |
| No way. | ||
| I don't even know if this is true, but I'm going to believe it. | ||
| I'm going to choose to believe this. | ||
| Mfume's real name? | ||
| Frizzle Gerard Tate. | ||
| No way. | ||
| Is that true? | ||
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Frizzle? | |
| You're telling me he was named after the teacher from Magic School Bus? | ||
| Frizzle Gerard Tate? | ||
| Crew, can we fact check this, please? | ||
| If this is true, I was going to cover some other stuff, but there's a guy named Frizzle. | ||
| Oh my God, it's true. | ||
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According to Wikipedia. | |
| Well, Wikipedia never lies. | ||
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Never. | |
| Never. | ||
| Kuweze Mfume was born Frizzle Gerard Tate in 1948. At least I can pronounce Frizzle. | ||
| It's a silly name, but at least it's Frizzle. | ||
| Oh, is it Frizzle? | ||
| I put the emphasis on it wrong. | ||
| Look, I call him Frizz. | ||
| His friends call him Frizz. | ||
| Alright, well thank you for that. | ||
| Thank you for that, David. | ||
| David O'Donnell on X. His real name is Frizzle. | ||
| Why didn't he go by Frizzle? | ||
| That's all right. | ||
| I got a name for my next kid. | ||
| A little Frizzle. | ||
| I got distracted. | ||
| I was going to do something else. | ||
| Man's name is Frizzle. | ||
| That just threw me for a loop. | ||
| We got more stories to cover here in the politics. | ||
| Ice makes a staggering 11,000 illegal migrant arrests in just 18 days, forcing agencies to take over four federal prisons. | ||
| Again, I don't understand how it's difficult to take all of the millions of people that we brought in and just take them out in the same method. | ||
| That doesn't seem very difficult to me, but apparently we're having to take over prisons for this. | ||
| It's a little bit crazy. | ||
| And of course, the enforcement at this point is primarily focused on... | ||
| Migrant gangs like Trinde Aragua. | ||
| However, they're having a little bit of trouble with this because apparently somebody within the FBI, there's a leaker. | ||
| And there are people actually contacting or spreading the word about where ICE is going to raid next to allow Trinde Aragua gang members to escape deportation. | ||
| This is not the type of thing that we can deal with with stripping security clearances or cutting budgets. | ||
| This is treason. | ||
| People are committing outright crimes. | ||
| They have to go to jail. | ||
| These people have to go to jail. | ||
| All of them. | ||
| All of them need to go to jail. | ||
| So we're not going to be happy until we see handcuffs on some of these people. | ||
| The leakers, the mayors who have said they're not cooperating, the governor of New Jersey who claims he's hiding an illegal immigrant in the attic like Anne Frank. | ||
| I mean, these people need to go to jail, okay? | ||
| And I'm literally, I'm not just talking about immigration. | ||
| I'm like, I just, that needs to be the message Trump needs to get. | ||
| I love what you're doing. | ||
| It's great so far, but... | ||
| Enough investigations, enough procedural attempts to limit what's going on. | ||
| Charge and arrest the criminals. | ||
| That's all that we ask. | ||
| Clip 26, this is Tom Homan confirming that the ICE operation leak that allowed Trinidad-Aragua members to avoid capture apparently came from within the FBI itself. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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| Tom, where are these leaks coming from? | ||
| Well, look, we think it's coming from inside. | ||
| And we know the first leak of Aurora is under current investigation. | ||
| We think we identified that person under investigation right now. | ||
| The California leak, Secretary Noem, she's correct. | ||
| Some of the information we're receiving tends to lead toward the FBI. But I talked to Deputy Attorney General all this weekend. | ||
| They've opened up a criminal investigation, and they have promised that not only this person will lose their job and lose their pension, they're going to go to jail. | ||
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They're going to criminally prosecute. | |
| So we're all over it. | ||
| Yeah, the call's coming from inside the house. | ||
| I mean, this is the difficulty of doing what's going on right now. | ||
| Not only do you have enemies inside the American heartland just brought in and released. | ||
| Avoiding capture. | ||
| You've got people inside your institutions helping them do that. | ||
| Obviously, they're helping them get there in the first place. | ||
| Now they're helping them to stay. | ||
| So you have to fight a two-front war, which is difficult, but also not really. | ||
| I really don't think it would be all that difficult. | ||
| I mean, you know the way that it's done. | ||
| You give different information to different people. | ||
| You see what leaks. | ||
| You narrow down your search. | ||
| You can give them information knowing that they'll leak it. | ||
| And then track the leak back. | ||
| All you have to do is a couple sting operations, a couple fake press releases, that type of thing. | ||
| You can root these people out. | ||
| You can imprison them, and you can punish them severely, and you can send a message to anybody else in these organizations. | ||
| You're not going to get away with this, so just don't try it. | ||
| That really needs to happen, and hopefully it is. | ||
| But of course, the Democrats themselves are doing everything they can to throw a wrench in Trump's very, very popular agenda. | ||
| House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries launches Rapid Response Task Force to stop Trump's popular agenda. | ||
| House Democrats launched a Rapid Response Task Force and a litigation working group on Monday to combat President Trump's popular America first agenda. | ||
| Trump, who holds a positive approval rating, has enacted many policies that are popular amongst Americans. | ||
| A Sunday CBS poll found some of his policies that hold majority support include deporting illegal aliens, sending troops to the border, handling The poll found that 70% of those polled believe Trump is following through on his campaign promises. | ||
| Democrats, nevertheless, are trying to block Trump and his plans to restore the nation. | ||
| In a letter reported by NBC News, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he will launch a rapid response task force and litigation working group to protect and defend everyday Americans from the harm being inflicted by this administration. | ||
| Again, what does that even mean? | ||
| What are they doing? | ||
| Is this even a thing? | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| It seems at this point that they're just sort of desperately flailing and trying to look like they're doing something because their insane far-left constituency is just being beaten and literally driven insane. | ||
| House Democrats are committed to driving down high costs of living for everyday Americans. | ||
| Oh, are you? | ||
| Oh, are you? | ||
| Because you told us for the last four years that the economic pain that we're feeling is illusionary. | ||
| It's not real. | ||
| Funny how that changed in two weeks. | ||
| The Democrats have not been successful in stopping Trump from notching repeated wins. | ||
| They appear tone-deaf in their defense of purging rogue or corrupt bureaucrats in opposition to doge audits of wasteful spending, fraud, and abuse. | ||
| Democrats are in the middle of revamping their nine-year-old talking points that claim without evidence that Trump and Republicans were racist, bigots, and misogynists. | ||
| And they've enlisted psychologists to help them cope with Trump's first weeks in office. | ||
| Yes, the coping laboratory is running at full capacity. | ||
| But they said they were going to do this. | ||
| We knew they were going to do it. | ||
| We knew it would be as ineffectual as it is proving to be. | ||
| Remember they said, we're going to launch a shadow cabinet. | ||
| It's like, you don't get to do that. | ||
| You just get to be congressman. | ||
| You get to do congress things. | ||
| You don't get to establish an alternative executive branch to give opposing orders to the actual executive branch. | ||
| That's retarded. | ||
| But that's what they're doing. | ||
| Because, well, they're retarded, actually, is why. | ||
| Here's a big story from Daily Mail. | ||
| And again, it's like, yeah, we know. | ||
| Ilhan Omar did marry her brother. | ||
| And said she would do what she had to to get him papers to keep him in the U.S., reveals Somali community leader. | ||
| Ilhan Omar told friends years ago that the man who went on to become her second husband was in fact her brother. | ||
| Abdi Hakim Osman is the first person to go on record to speak of how Omar said she wanted to get her brother papers so he could stay in the United States. | ||
| It has long been rumored that Omar and Ahmed Elmi are siblings, but because of the lack of paperwork in war-torn Somalia, proof has never been uncovered. | ||
| Osman said, quote, she said she needed to get papers for her brother to go to school. | ||
| We all thought she was just getting papers to allow him to stay in this country. | ||
| Omar was married to her second husband, Elmi, in 2009 by a Christian minister, although she's Muslim. | ||
| She was first married to Ahmed Hirsi in 2002 in a Muslim ceremony before they split in 2008. She later had another child with Hirsi while being legally wed to Elmi. | ||
| Yeah, so she married her brother. | ||
| We know. | ||
| No, we've known this forever. | ||
| No, she committed immigration fraud. | ||
| No, she's like not American. | ||
| You get that, right? | ||
| In no way, shape, or form is she American at all. | ||
| She's just an interloper. | ||
| This really isn't all that complicated. | ||
| She has no respect for American law, no respect for American citizenship. | ||
| She gives speeches in her own language to a crowd of Somalians about how she's going to benefit Somalia. | ||
| How she's going to use her position in the American Congress exclusively to benefit her people, the foreign country of Somalia. | ||
| Why is she allowed to be in this country, let alone have a position of authority in this country? | ||
| This is not her country. | ||
| She's the one telling you that. | ||
| I'm not the one saying that. | ||
| If she wanted to come over and just be American, great, more power to her. | ||
| She could do that. | ||
| She is instead... | ||
| Chosen at every opportunity to disadvantage America, to exploit America. | ||
| It's just on a personal level what she's doing as a congresswoman. | ||
| Yeah, she will manipulate and bend the law to benefit herself and her people. | ||
| And just understand, a congress seat was deliberately given to Somalians. | ||
| Somalian? | ||
| Is that even the right way to say it? | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| By Barack Obama. | ||
| Somalis. | ||
| Somalis, Somalians. | ||
| I can think of other names. | ||
| Kidding. | ||
| I'm kidding. | ||
| Love Somalia. | ||
| Just not Ilhan Omar. | ||
| So what are we going to deport her? | ||
| What are we going to do? | ||
| I mean, it's admitted now. | ||
| So what are we going to do about this? | ||
| What are we going to do about this? | ||
| I mean, she broke immigration law to bring in an illegal immigrant who was her brother. | ||
| She committed marriage fraud. | ||
| Technically incest. | ||
| I mean, we've known this forever. | ||
| What are we going to do about it? | ||
| What are we going to do about it? | ||
| I'd love to know that. | ||
| But yeah, what they can do, what they have done, and their strategy, Is they, you know, find an area that's pretty solidly red, you know, and elects a Republican congressman, and then they just move 100,000 Somalis into that district, and now that's their district, the Somalian district. | ||
| People from Somalia elect a Somalian to push their agenda and get benefits for them and benefit their homeland. | ||
| So I think that's what we should do with the South Africans. | ||
| I think actually we should take this strategy of the left and just do it ourselves. | ||
| Trump has floated the idea of offering asylum for South Africans, which I've long maintained are maybe the only population in the world, except maybe for Palestinians, who would actually qualify for legitimate asylum. | ||
| Even Palestinians are a little different because it's a foreign government. | ||
| They're just at war. | ||
| But with South Africa, these are citizens of a country who is at war with them. | ||
| With a government who allows them to be murdered in the most brutal fashion, continually, and is now talking about expropriating their land without payment in exactly the same way that happened in Rhodesia and caused the famine in Zimbabwe, actually. | ||
| So, what if we just got a couple million South Africans? | ||
| And just strategically put them all over the United States to just take over congressional seats. | ||
| They can just be the South African congressional seats. | ||
| If that's the way this country is going to be, this country is just going to be a bunch of separate ethnic groups trying desperately to exploit America for their own people to the maximum degree. | ||
| Okay, fine. | ||
| I guess that's the way it is now. | ||
| So we can just play by those rules. | ||
| But I'd rather see Americans just be American. | ||
| Anyway, she married her brother. | ||
| We've known this the whole time. | ||
| People point to this like they're actually married. | ||
| They're not actually married. | ||
| It's just fraud. | ||
| No, they're just committing immigration fraud. | ||
| They're just fraudsters. | ||
| Like you elected people who will very openly, within their own community, like the whole community knew this, right? | ||
| The whole community has known this the entire time. | ||
| The first person to talk in years is this guy from the Daily Mail article, but you're saying everybody in that community was like, oh yeah, she married her brother to circumvent immigration, the immigration system. | ||
| Yeah, no, it didn't make sense. | ||
| She had to check the box. | ||
| See, she wanted her brother to live here, and so he needed to be married to somebody here, so she did it. | ||
| Of course she did. | ||
| That's what happens when you have people who take advantage of vulnerabilities in your system. | ||
| It's kind of the key thing about America. | ||
| To have an open society, you have to have vulnerabilities that people don't take advantage of. | ||
| It actually makes it nicer for everybody when your population is not psychopathically obsessed with just stealing everything. | ||
| You go to a nice neighborhood, people just leave their bikes unlocked outside their houses. | ||
| You see bikes laying on the lawn. | ||
| It's because it's a high-trust area where people won't take advantage of a vulnerability. | ||
| Even if they could steal a new BMX, they know that it's wrong, so they don't do it. | ||
| It's a vulnerability. | ||
| And if people take advantage of the vulnerability, then the vulnerability has to go away and you can't be free anymore. | ||
| You have to keep learning this lesson over and over and over again. | ||
| If you don't punish the shoplifters, you have to put all the products behind bars. | ||
| You don't punish the criminals and you have to put bars on your windows and around your house. | ||
| Eventually you get to South Africa where you have to live in a literal fortress with barbed wire and cameras and steel doors in your bedroom so you don't get raped to death by agents of the government. | ||
| Okay, so that's where we're headed. | ||
| We can head it off now. | ||
| We can just stop this process in its tracks or we can become South Africa. | ||
| Okay, those are our options. | ||
| Could just enforce the law. | ||
| Meanwhile, FBI finds secret JFK assassination records after a Trump order. | ||
| The FBI discovered about 2,400 records tied to President Kennedy's assassination that were never provided to a board tasked with reviewing and disclosing the documents, Axios has learned. | ||
| These still secret records are contained in 14,000 pages of documents the FBI found in a review triggered by President Trump's January 23 executive order demanding the release of all JFK assassination records. | ||
| The discovery, 61 years after Kennedy was killed in Dallas, follows decades of government reluctance to release all the documents related to the assassination, which fueled a mountain of conspiracy theories. | ||
| The existence of the new documents was disclosed Friday to the White House when the Office of Director of National Intelligence submitted its plan to disclose assassination records under Trump's order. | ||
| The content of the newly found records are closely held secrets. | ||
| Three sources who relayed their existence to Axios said they had not seen the documents. | ||
| But the discovery of thousands of records on one of the most scrutinized events in U.S. history is likely to raise questions about the procedures for vetting and releasing information across the entire government. | ||
| This is huge. | ||
| It shows the FBI is taking this seriously, says Jeff Morley, an expert on the... | ||
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| ...and the FBI is taking this seriously, says Jeff Morley. | ||
| ...and the FBI is taking this seriously, says Jeff Morley. | ||
| ...and the FBI is taking this seriously, says Jeff Morley. | ||
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| Keep us on the air and in the fight. | ||
| Still have a lot to cover. | ||
| And let's keep talking about NGOs. | ||
| Or we can first talk about why NGOs don't help anybody. | ||
| Because as far as I can tell, they really don't. | ||
| I mean, obviously for some individuals, it's beneficial. | ||
| If you're a Guatemalan gangster, very beneficial, your interactions with NGOs. | ||
| They're giving you cash. | ||
| They're taking you into the United States. | ||
| They're giving you legal protection when you get caught. | ||
| I mean, obviously for them, it helps a lot. | ||
| But for the things that actually matter and that Americans actually experience, I can't think of a single positive effect of NGOs ever, the so-called philanthropies. | ||
| I mean, it's just, it is pure and simple the way that the powers that be, the globalists, the scumbags, the controllers of the world, they just figured out that if they just call what they do philanthropy, people will let them do it. | ||
| It has nothing to do with philanthropy. | ||
| It's money laundering, it's tax evasion, it's funneling taxpayer money to your friends and family. | ||
| Like the Pritzkers with 64 NGOs and that one family. | ||
| Each one with like a dozen vice presidents all making half a million dollars each. | ||
| It's just a giant cesspit of corruption. | ||
| And you see that with most of the disclosures. | ||
| 90 plus percent of the income of these NGOs goes directly into salaries for the people working there. | ||
| And then overhead costs. | ||
| And eventually you spend a billion dollars, like maybe a million of it, gets to the people that you're actually trying to help. | ||
| The rest of it's just filtered away. | ||
| Nobody involved. | ||
| But even if all of that wasn't true, even if the NGOs actually did what they claim they're doing and actually gave money to underserved communities or whatever they lie about, it still wouldn't help. | ||
| Still wouldn't help. | ||
| And we know that because There have been massive nationwide programs doing exactly this, and the outcome has been total destruction of the communities they claim to be helping. | ||
| It's a very nice little infograph posted by Rothmus on X, how welfare destroyed black families. | ||
| In 1960, before the welfare state, 22% of black children were raised with only one parent. | ||
| By 1985, after the welfare state's expansion, 67% of black children were raised with only one parent or no parents. | ||
| By 2016, after nearly 60 years of welfare, 73% of black children were born to unmarried mothers. | ||
| Why? | ||
| Because welfare pays more to single mothers than married ones, encourages more out of wedlock births, and the rise of fatherless children leads to men and women who do not pursue a nuclear family of their own. | ||
| And that's just like the bare minimum. | ||
| Of the effect that this actually has. | ||
| We've said it a million times. | ||
| I mean, it's not up for debate to deprive a child of having a mother and a father that stay together forever is like psychologically traumatizing every time. | ||
| There's like never a time, and you know, there should be a discussion about the effects of divorce on America. | ||
| I don't know anybody whose parents got divorced that weren't, like, had lifelong trouble because of it. | ||
| It sucks, like, it's not their fault, but, like, yeah, everybody I know whose parents were divorced. | ||
| Well, they're not married themselves. | ||
| They're not on a great track in life. | ||
| Or, meanwhile, everybody I know whose parents stayed together themselves, got married, have kids. | ||
| It really is, like, pretty stark. | ||
| Difference. | ||
| As you can just imagine, what the effects of having a population where 73% of the people never know their fathers. | ||
| I don't even mean to laugh. | ||
| It's just, it's staggering. | ||
| It is horrifying. | ||
| And people blame Ray's People say it's, oh, it's redlining. | ||
| No, it must have been the redlining that happened. | ||
| Remember 60 years ago when... | ||
| Realtors would refuse to sell black people houses in certain neighborhoods. | ||
| Can you imagine being a leftist? | ||
| Can you imagine being a liberal? | ||
| Can you imagine thinking that something like redlining is still devastating the black community to this day? | ||
| Meanwhile, the welfare state has taken you from 22% illegitimacy to 75%. | ||
| And man, when you start going down the NGO rabbit hole, you realize what a substantial part of our government is dedicated to these people and what they you realize what a substantial part of our government is dedicated Thank you. | ||
| From at data Republican on X, the Uniparty unmasked, they believe they are the democracy. | ||
| The seven NGOs in the chart below, in my view, represent the Uniparty. | ||
| Each of these organizations receive substantial financial support from USAID or the Department of State. | ||
| Around 2019, the phrase, democracy in danger, began to dominate public discourse, amplified by the media. | ||
| This was odd. | ||
| After all, the U.S. is a democracy, or more precisely, a constitutional republic. | ||
| But as I trace the influence of these NGOs, a pattern emerged. | ||
| They are controlled by establishment politicians, they play a major role in shaping political narratives worldwide, and their core mission is always framed as, quote, protecting democracy. | ||
| I want to clarify from the outset, we are in no way a democracy. | ||
| This guy's like, we are a democracy, but it's like, but we're not though. | ||
| But actually we're not, and we shouldn't be, and we never were, and we deliberately aren't. | ||
| So, we're not a democracy. | ||
| To be very clear, we are a constitutional republic. | ||
| For a reason, because democracy, you can deprive the minority of their rights if the majority agrees that they should. | ||
| In a republic, that doesn't happen. | ||
| At least it's not supposed to happen. | ||
| But it's fine. | ||
| People love the word democracy, so they think we are one. | ||
| Originally, these NGOs were created to support U.S. democratic efforts abroad, many of them emerging during the Cold War to combat the threat of communism. | ||
| But with the fall of the Soviet Union, their original purpose faded. | ||
| Instead of dissolving, they redefined their mission. | ||
| Now they have positioned themselves as the guardians of democracy itself. | ||
| That paragraph that could apply perfectly to NATO as well. | ||
| This shift explains why Trump's re-election was framed as a threat to democracy. | ||
| To these NGOs, democracy means themselves. | ||
| Their survival depends on maintaining that role, and any challenge to their authority is perceived as a direct attack on democracy itself. | ||
| Just like an attack on Fauci is an attack on science. | ||
| Now if we can blow up this graphic, it didn't really come out in the print-off here. | ||
| We've got the National Endowment for Democracy, NED, the one we talk about quite a bit. | ||
| For elections, the International Foundation for Electrical, what? | ||
| For electoral something? | ||
| No, it doesn't even say it. | ||
| International Foundation for Electoral. | ||
| I almost got cut off. | ||
| National Democratic Institute for something? | ||
| The Center for International Something, the International Republican Institute for Something, and the Internews Network. | ||
| And of course, the Internews Network is a very important contingent in this NGO shadow government. | ||
| USAID spent half a billion dollars influencing journalism through shady NGO Internews Network. | ||
| Fallout and aftermath of Elon Musk's investigation into USAID as part of President Trump's radical revolution in his second term in office has revealed stunning reports of government funding for far-left efforts and wasteful efforts. | ||
| Musk has said that Trump has authorized him to look at the Department of Education, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and explosively, the Pentagon. | ||
| Well, WikiLeaks is now claiming that another part of the far-left USAID funding has been influencing foreign and domestic media with nearly half a billion dollars in U.S. taxpayer funding for the Internews Network, a non-profit. | ||
| Funded primarily by the government that has trained journalists to push certain news and agenda that fit the government's desires, and also the network developed an exclusion list that were meant to pressure advertisers to bankrupt other media outlets that did not serve the government's agenda. | ||
| So just understand that their grip on the minds of the American people is holistic. | ||
| It is complete. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| They're robbing your money to pay for their NGOs that do absolutely nothing but provide for their luxurious lifestyles. | ||
| If the NGOs ever actually do achieve anything, it is almost universally negative for the average American person. | ||
| But to find out about this, the eyes through which most Americans view all of this are eyes controlled by the very foundations, the very organizations, the very governmental entities that are doing the screwing over in the first place. | ||
| So these are the guards of the castle are the same people infiltrating the castle, right? | ||
| They have a system by which they can commit the crimes in cooperation with the government. | ||
| The crimes are covered up by the government. | ||
| The media doesn't report on them. | ||
| Instead celebrates them as NGOs and philanthropists when in reality all they're doing is robbing you as efficiently as possible. | ||
| The U.S. government was pushing exclusion lists through a variety of other state-sponsored organizations and entities, such as the Stanford Internet Observatory, which we discussed earlier this week, or last week rather, the University of Washington, Yale, NewsGuard, and by coercing big tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google, this was all part of the left's censorship industrial complex. | ||
| The Gateway Pundit is litigating against the government at the moment in Missouri vs. | ||
| Biden on related issues about censorship, deplatforming, and demonetization. | ||
| And of course, we know they've spent tens of millions of dollars. | ||
| Trying to take down Infowars as well. | ||
| Not sure how much Internews organization had to do with that, but just know half a billion dollars of your money has been spent to indoctrinate you. | ||
| And even just trying to puzzle out exactly where the money's going and what it's being used for is almost impossible. | ||
| Again from Data Republican, fun fact, the Rockefeller Foundation is led by Rajiv J. Shah. | ||
| So truly understand how interconnected these things are. | ||
| The heads of the organizations getting money from USAID were the previous head of USAID. Okay? | ||
| So they're just corrupt. | ||
| I don't know how else to put it. | ||
| They're just openly corrupt. | ||
| They get a job at USAID. They funnel billions of dollars to an organization that they then come the president of. | ||
| With your money. | ||
| And then they use that organization to turn your kid trans. | ||
| Amazing. | ||
| While the foundation does not appear in my data set due to insufficient contribution records, a closely related donor-advisor fund, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, does. | ||
| Both organizations are part of the broader Rockefeller Philanthropic Network. | ||
| Though they operate independently, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors does receive funding from USAID and financially supports numerous left-wing NGOs. | ||
| And the compensation for these people, for Shah in particular, who again was previously the head of the USAID, is upwards of $1.7 million a year. | ||
| $1.7 million for the chief investment officer, another $1.3 million for the deputy chief of investments. | ||
| So again, they're getting millions of dollars from the federal government entities that they themselves were operating. | ||
| And it's in any wonder we've ended up where we are now, with a population that is stupid and fat and sick and lazy, demoralized and deracinated and pathetic and broken. | ||
| That's what these NGOs are doing. | ||
| That's their purpose. | ||
| That's why and how they were designed. | ||
| And when you really start looking into it, and again, this is the type of thing where, I don't know, we need like a second Infowars network that just replays all the shows from like the early 2000s because at this point, you know, I mentioned the Rockefeller Foundation. | ||
| I just assume our audience has some awareness of who the Rockefeller Foundation is and what they do and what they're involved in. | ||
| And how they've designed the education system and how they designed the healthcare system. | ||
| They're the ones responsible for the domination of the pharmaceutical industry and the healthcare world, right? | ||
| They're the ones who purposely designed the... | ||
| Basically, they just designed the medical industry as it exists now, where there is a delineation between holistic care and scientific medical care. | ||
| Like, that should never exist. | ||
| But that was deliberately promoted by the Rockefeller Foundation early on and has set the standard that we're still suffering under today, which is why when you go to a doctor, they're almost certainly not going to tell you what foods to eat, what herbs to take, what exercise to get. | ||
| Their job is pill dispenser, right? | ||
| They go there. | ||
| You go there. | ||
| You say your symptoms. | ||
| They plug their symptoms into the pill machine, and it pops out with what bizarre concoction. | ||
| Of random medications you should be taking in concert with one another to deal with all of the side effects from the other medications that they're giving you. | ||
| All of that goes back to the Rockefeller Foundation. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Again, this is the type of thing where it's like we're never going to be able to make it forward if we have to keep retreading the same ground over and over. | ||
| At the same time, I understand that not everybody was paying attention when we were talking about this years ago. | ||
| Again, I think back to just like, yeah, medicine and capitalism in America, Rockefeller medicine men. | ||
| And I mean, you just, if you want to go down a rabbit hole, just start looking at the Rockefellers, who the Rockefellers are, how they got their money, how they, you know, figured out that by starting so-called philanthropies, they could shape the course of American life and did it very, very... | ||
| Well, deliberately. | ||
| Deliberately designed America to be a bunch of thoughtless automatons. | ||
| Because enlightenment is inconvenient to authority. | ||
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| I got Europe, I got the Middle East, and I got South Africa. | ||
| Let's talk about South Africa for a minute. | ||
| Because again, we've said for a very long time, if you want to look at what America is going to look like in the future, just look at South Africa. | ||
| And of course, South Africa is praised by the globalists as a resounding success of their policies. | ||
| Now, in South Africa, you have to turn the lights off half the day because they can't produce adequate electricity. | ||
| But that's a good thing, according to the globalists. | ||
| Remember, South Africa is one of the only countries in the world that's actually meeting and exceeding its... | ||
| Climate change initiative goals because they're a collapsing nation, because they're no longer a first world nation. | ||
| They can't keep the lights on. | ||
| They can't even produce the electricity that they need. | ||
| And that's the point of the globalist Green New Deal. | ||
| So they're doing great. | ||
| They're doing great. | ||
| Look at all this justice. | ||
| Look at all this justice happening right now. | ||
| Look at all this social justice that we're seeing from South Africa. | ||
| Isn't it beautiful? | ||
| And again, it's hard to talk about South Africa without seeing that the path they took to get where they are now, which is just a genocidal which is just a genocidal welfare state. | ||
| A genocidal welfare state. | ||
| A state where only like 10% of the people actually pay into the government and over 50% of their citizens. | ||
| Reliant on the government and those 10% of people are being targeted for genocide by the government. | ||
| Crazy. | ||
| It's crazy. | ||
| But it's true. | ||
| It is true. | ||
| I had the numbers a while ago. | ||
| I'm sure the crew can bring them up. | ||
| Just like the percentages of the number of people who actually pay taxes in South Africa versus people who rely entirely off government subsidies in South Africa. | ||
| It's pretty astonishing. | ||
| It shows you how... | ||
| How far a country can fall while still existing, right? | ||
| People expect or are always looking for the collapse, the fall where, you know, we're getting ready, we're stocking up and we're ready for the collapse to happen. | ||
| It's like, you don't understand. | ||
| You don't understand. | ||
| The slope of our decline can go on for a thousand years. | ||
| We can be sitting here a thousand years from now. | ||
| The United States still exists, but it looks like South Africa. | ||
| And we'd still be on a downward track, still collapsing further. | ||
| 29 million people on grants in South Africa, but only 7.4 million taxpayers. | ||
| And the taxpayers are the ones currently being targeted for land expropriation without payment. | ||
| If they're lucky enough not to get murdered first. | ||
| So you wonder, how did South Africa get to a position like this? | ||
| Why did they allow this to happen? | ||
| On Americans right now. | ||
| Somebody asked, you know, watching Super Bowl commercials, why is the straight white man always portrayed as the idiot bully? | ||
| And I think this is a very enlightening response from Devin Erickson. | ||
| Because straight white men built a lot of things which they now own because they built them, other people who didn't build them want those things. | ||
| So straight white men must be demonized to provide an excuse to rob them. | ||
| That's all the racism is. | ||
| It's a tool, not a goal. | ||
| The goal is to use psychological warfare to pillage those who they cannot defeat in physical warfare. | ||
| I think that's exactly right. | ||
| Again, I wish this wasn't the case. | ||
| I don't like talking about race. | ||
| I don't like talking about this stuff, and I get it makes people, like, squeamish. | ||
| But I have this thing where I have to support the underdog, and in this case, white people are the underdog. | ||
| I have to oppose the people exploiting and terrorizing and expropriating things from innocent people. | ||
| So we have to talk about this, and you don't have to feel bad about it because you wouldn't if it was any other race. | ||
| So this is all part of the psychological programming. | ||
| This is part of the... | ||
| Continuous deluge of dehumanizing and demoralizing propaganda against white people to convince you that's a good thing that white people are being genocided at this point. | ||
| In June 2023, South Africa proposed a law that farms would get water based upon the farmer's race. | ||
| Human rights bodies said nothing. | ||
| Because it's white people, obviously. | ||
| Consideration for decision for water use license applications to promote equity and redressing past racial and gender discrimination. | ||
| So, I mean, if you think it's bad now that, you know, they're using diversity, equity, and inclusion to give jobs to people that don't deserve it, just wait until they're using it to determine who gets food and who gets water, okay? | ||
| Quick reminder, South Africa was basically empty when Europeans arrived. | ||
| There was no massive population of black people in South Africa until hundreds of years after South Africa had been a thriving country. | ||
| Just want to emphasize that. | ||
| Nothing was stolen from black people in South Africa. | ||
| There was no country. | ||
| There was like a very small number of transient herdsmen who don't even exist there anymore. | ||
| They were not the Bantu like South Africans that live there now. | ||
| They were like a herding culture that... | ||
| You know, would pass through the land. | ||
| Didn't claim any ownership over it. | ||
| Nothing was exploited. | ||
| No Africans were exploited in the creation of South Africa. | ||
| Not to the degree that it's portrayed as if South Africa existed. | ||
| White people just came in and stole it. | ||
| No, nothing existed there. | ||
| There was like no people there. | ||
| There were sheep and a few goat herds. | ||
| Just to be clear. | ||
| From Declaration of Memes, look no farther in South Africa. | ||
| When white people are minorities in the democratic system, there is no special minority status, no affirmative action, etc. | ||
| Quite the opposite. | ||
| They will say the open anti-white policies are the, quote, will of the majority and the tables have turned. | ||
| People don't know what they're in for. | ||
| It's not even speculation. | ||
| It's just absolutely true. | ||
| I mean, I am, as a white person, a minority in Texas right now. | ||
| Do I qualify for minority grants? | ||
| Of course not. | ||
| That's never what they were. | ||
| It's just anti-white. | ||
| It's just about destroying white people. | ||
| Same reason why a Chinese person, despite there being billions of Chinese people, is a minority in Western countries. | ||
| Even in somewhere like Wales, where there's like 7 million Welsh people in the entire world, but somehow they get disadvantaged and Chinese people get advantages and get minority status in Wales. | ||
| Okay, 7 million Welsh people. | ||
| There's a billion Chinese people, but they're the minority. | ||
| Got it. | ||
| So now Trump is actually taking steps to combat the open genocide being carried out against white people in South Africa, signing an executive order targeting South Africa over a land law accusing South Africa of human rights violations against white farmers, continuing a dispute that escalated as the U.S. froze aid to the country. | ||
| It's a good start. | ||
| There's a lot more we can do. | ||
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