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Jan. 19, 2024 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor

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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey report on latest projections for when “multicultural” Americans will become the majority. They also discuss Fani Willis, Daniel Penny, Bonze Age Pervert, and DEI running wild in aviation.

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	Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to Radio Renaissance.
	I'm your host, Jared Taylor with American Renaissance, and with me is my indispensable co-host, Paul Kersey, often imitated, never equaled.
	Today is January 18th, 2024.
	And Mr. Kersey, as we always do, I think I'd like to start with some listener comments.
	And this has to do with our last podcast, and we talked about the precipitous decline In white recruits for the military.
	That's right, white boys just don't want to fight for America anymore.
	What an idea!
	Our listener writes, wishful thinking on my part, but the mainstream media or academe or gosh, maybe even the military itself should do a survey of prospective white recruits to find out why they're not signing up.
	Of course, organizational internal censorship wouldn't allow the most likely answer.
	Why join an organization where promotions aren't on a level playing field?
	And where your leadership may be biased against you?
	And worst of all, where leadership is promoted on the basis of DEI, not merit, and you could be killed as a consequence.
	The U.S.
	military has a standardized aptitude test, the ASVAB, also known as the ASVAB.
	It includes a verbal reasoning section, While it's called an aptitude test, it scores closely parallel the SAT-ACT test, which correlates with IQ.
	Surely the U.S.
	military has hidden somewhere the test results by race and ethnicity.
	You know what?
	It's possible, Mr. Kersey.
	They don't even keep those results.
	They would be just so ashamed if they ever came out.
	But there is one factor and that is I think that you have to have the equivalent of an IQ of at least 85 to join the military.
	So that means half of all blacks just don't quantify because half of them have an IQ lower than 85.
	So at least they are testing everybody's IQ to some degree.
	Now whether or not they've got the results sorted by race, that is a separate matter.
	Here is another comment.
	I thought this was, this is an interesting question because this is going to come up.
	He says, Bronze Age pervert suggested in a recent podcast that without a broader spiritual change in society, I'm not quite sure why he says spiritual, but without a broader spiritual change, getting the public to accept the reality of racial differences would not be sufficient to eliminate racial preferences in the law or in the culture.
	His argument was that society already considers it moral for healthy people to sacrifice for the benefit of the disabled.
	And if it is accepted that alternative ethnicities have inherent disadvantages, they should simply be considered disabled.
	White people could still feel sorry for them and feel obliged to pay benefits to people who suffer from chronic negritude, for example.
	What is your opinion of Mr. Pervert's argument?
	Well, I think the argument is perverted.
	It seems to me it's a completely different kettle of fish.
	When you walk up to white people and say, look, these blacks or these Hispanics or these American Indians, they're not performing as well because of all the horrible things you continue to do and that your ancestors did long ago.
	That is completely different from saying, okay, these people don't do well on tests, and they commit a lot of crime, and they are very unlikely to do a good job, and it's entirely their fault, but you have to bail them out anyway.
	Those are two completely different arguments.
	Simply to say, look, these guys need your help, and the other, these guys need your help because you have ground them down, are utterly different, and I think everybody's going to see through that, and very few people are going to say, Okay.
	Blacks have an average IQ of 85.
	That means we have to give them a 15 point equivalent boost on every aptitude test.
	What do you think, Mr. Kersey?
	Well, first off, I want to say, it would be fascinating to say, mon sape va, sa va.
	Sorry, the way that he said it.
	I didn't get that.
	That would be fascinating.
	What is that?
	What language are you speaking?
	I don't know how to say pervert in French.
	Forgive me, I don't.
	But no, it's just funny the way that, what is your opinion on Mr. Pervert's argument?
	That's probably the first time that those two words have ever been put together.
	Mr. Pervert.
	Mr. Pervert.
	Well, he's Bronze Age Pervert.
	Maybe his last name is Age Pervert.
	I don't know.
	He's Bronze Age Pervert.
	Mr. Age Pervert.
	Yeah, I don't really put much stock into this.
	There's a lot of good stuff that BAP does, as he's known by.
	Mr. BAP.
	But this is not one of those cases.
	No.
	Do you not agree with me that it's a completely different approach to people to say, look, these guys are failing because it's your fault.
	You owe them something.
	And to then say, yeah, they're no good.
	It's their fault.
	They're born stupid.
	They're born criminal, but you got to help them anyway.
	Don't you think those are two completely different arguments?
	Or they'll have very different effects.
	Correct.
	Yes.
	Correct.
	Anyway, good.
	I'm glad you and I agree, as we usually do.
	We have a tendency to.
	Yes.
	Every now and then, every now, you have this crazy idea about, you know, those poor girls, they did deserve 20 years in the big house just for going along for the ride.
	But, you know, we'll have to, we'll have to just let that slide for now.
	Now, Mr. Kersey, you have the big story of the podcast to get ready for 2050, boys and girls.
	Yeah, 2050.
	It's coming before we know it.
	So this is our top story to talk about.
	Multicultural Americans to become majority population by 2050.
	This is from The Hill.
	It was published January 17th.
	That was yesterday, year of our Lord, 2024.
	So a new analysis has found that minority Americans will make up the majority of the nation's population by 2050.
	Using data from the American Community Survey, Collage Group found that since 2021, America's multicultural population has increased by nearly 4 million people.
	About 192.2 million white Americans make up about 58% of the population.
	About 192.2 million white Americans make up.
	About 58% of the population, black, Hispanic, Asian, other races account for about 1.5 billion.
	141.1 million.
	Again, 192.2 million white Americans, 141 million black, Hispanic, and Asian.
	So- Isn't it already the case that young Americans, up until the age of about 16, are already minorities?
	That's correct.
	The younger you are, the smaller a minority you are if you're white.
	A white newborn, who knows?
	What are they?
	35% of the population are newborns?
	I don't know.
	Yeah, I don't believe that's in this article.
	I might be wrong though.
	By 2050, Hispanic Americans are expected to have the most population growth, an increase of about 6%, while the white population is expected to decrease by about 11%.
	That, of course, as you just alluded to, the white population is older.
	So, you know, 24, you're talking about 26 years from now.
	My goodness.
	Hard to think about that date, isn't it?
	Well, I could be one of those white Americans who is no longer walking the earth, Mr. Kersey, by 2050.
	That's not a thought that I like to ponder too much, to spend too much time on.
	If I'm walking the earth, I will be 99 years old.
	Not impossible, but it's not something I'm counting on.
	Wow.
	But please proceed.
	Well, continuing, quote, the growth in multicultural populations of the U.S.
	means these segments wield immense influence.
	Their desire for diverse perspectives and a deep understanding of their cultural identity by brands and organizations will be ever more critical in the future, Sudipta Kumar, director of Multicultural Insights Ecology Group, told The Hill.
	In a statement.
	I bet he just thinks that's great.
	That's just great.
	Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that they are using multicultural as a synonym for non-white.
	They're all multicultural.
	What are we?
	Cultural?
	Monocultural?
	Non-cultural?
	Anti-cultural?
	They're multicultural.
	A-cultural.
	Yeah, that's good.
	A-cultural.
	Yes, we're just white people.
	Yes, no, it's again, I would love it if this If Sudeepta Kumar's comments, were they in a statement or were they actually video recorded to see if this individual is smiling and gloating with this pronouncement announcement of the demographic shift that is taking place for again.
	This is the first time I've actually ever heard the phrase multicultural Americans.
	So I'm happily.
	A cultural.
	So anyways, the reasons behind the changes vary.
	For instance, the growth in Asian American population is mostly attributed to the to immigration.
	So again, immigration has consequences.
	The reasons behind the report also broke down different characteristics and viewpoints of the growing multicultural population.
	More than 30% each of Hispanic, Black, and Asian Americans reported that they identify as liberal in their political views.
	Black Americans were most likely to do so, with 37% identifying as liberal.
	You know, doesn't that surprise you as a little low?
	It's shockingly low.
	Yes.
	I don't know how they're figuring this.
	Only 37% of Blacks are liberal.
	Maybe they don't know what the word means.
	Yeah, that might be it.
	But as we as we continue here.
	But the demographic change could also mean an increase in the need for foreign language services.
	Oh, yes.
	Multicultural America is going to have a lot of people who can't understand one another.
	While most Hispanics speak English proficiently, more than two thirds speak Spanish at home.
	Ninety percent of black Americans speak non Non-English at home.
	How many percent?
	90%?
	Mm-hmm.
	Well, gosh, that's no wonder all these rap videos.
	I can't understand what they're saying.
	And 68% of Asian Americans speak a non-English language at home.
	The growth is spurring a cultural transformation faster than originally projected, and brands will now need to speak to cultural diversity at an even more granular and nuanced level, said Ginny Wolski, a senior analyst of cultural insights at Collage Group.
	It'd be a lot of fun to talk to some of these people from Collage Group and just just to try and figure out, OK, well, you get the data of what's coming.
	We know this transformation bearing a barring Unbelievable mass deportations and, you know, a complete change in the way that white people think.
	What is this actually going to mean for America?
	How are any of these groups going to get along when we all know that the only thing that unites these groups is their intense, I don't want to say hatred, but the reality that being anti-white, there's a spoil system.
	And I don't know.
	That's right, when Whitey is not numerous enough to kick around.
	Of course, there could be only one of us left and they'd still kick him around.
	But yes, it is in opposition.
	The Rainbow Coalition has got only one thing in common.
	They ain't us.
	Yeah, that's exactly it.
	The only other thing really from this article to talk about is this.
	Despite the increasing multiculturalism in America, the report found that black Americans are particularly affected by systemic inequalities.
	How'd they find that out?
	They're just counting numbers, right?
	Yeah, I don't think that when whites are a minority that Asians and Hispanics are going to have too much Asian or Hispanic guilt when it comes to disparities that exist also between those populations as well.
	It's always just the black-white gap we have to talk about, as opposed to the Hispanic-black gap, the Asian-black gap.
	The Asian-black gap.
	The Asian-white gap.
	Can't talk about that.
	No, it will be, well, they'll talk about the legacy of white racism.
	They'll be kicking us around a hundred years from now, even when none of us is left, Mr. Kersey.
	It's all our fault.
	It was slavery that done it to them, you know?
	Okay, well, on this happy note of whites becoming a minority and being told that we must love it, diversity is our strength after all, even if all diversity ever means is fewer white people.
	Fewer white people is the best thing that could ever happen to the country.
	That's what makes America strong is when the number of whites goes down, down, down.
	And that may be one reason why the Federal Aviation Administration is actively recruiting diversity, even into the surprising depths of it.
	It's not just race and sexual orientation and sex.
	They are recruiting workers who suffer severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric problems, and other mental and physical conditions.
	This is under a diversity inclusion hiring initiative spelled out prominently on FAA's website.
	These include healing, vision, missing extremities.
	Can you be missing your head?
	Partial paralysis.
	Complete paralysis.
	Wow, how many completely paralyzed people does the FAA plan to hire?
	You could have epilepsy, severe intellectual disability, psychiatric disability, and dwarfism.
	These are the people that, you know, if you fit that bill, wow, you are going to the top of the hiring stack.
	This initiative is part of the FAA's Diversity Inclusion Hiring Plan, which says diversity is integral To achieving FAA's mission of ensuring safe and efficient travel.
	It's integral.
	Gosh, they've got to have people who have missing extremities and severe intellectual disability in order to keep airplanes from crashing into each other.
	The FAA is overseen by Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who heads the Department of Transportation and employs roughly 45,000 people.
	Now, does Pete Buttigieg have a severe mental or physical disability?
	I'm just asking, Mr. Kersey.
	I don't expect an answer.
	And as you recall, a plug door on a Boeing 737 MAX 9 blew out during Alaska Airlines flight on January 5th.
	This may have something to do with DEI also.
	Elon Musk certainly thinks so.
	He wrote on X last week, do you want to fly in an airplane where they prioritize DEI hiring over your safety?
	And I'm sure you saw it, Mr. Kersey, but there's a good clip.
	Going around of CEO of Boeing, Dave Calhoun, who appears to be a perfectly ordinary looking white guy, just waxing lyrical about how important DEI is for Boeing and all the friendly skies.
	He goes on to say that at least 50% of every new pilot is going to be hired on the basis of the shape of her genitals or the shape of his or her nose.
	And doesn't that just reassure you as the fact they're putting safety first?
	Now, I just heard today on a conservative radio station that Dave Calhoun, CEO of Boeing, is a transvestite.
	Maybe he likes to dress up as a stewardess.
	Who knows?
	But this is an unconfirmed rumor, ladies and gentlemen, and I pass it on in a spirit of complete irresponsibility.
	Furthermore, Daily Wire commentator Matt Walsh wrote in an op-ed last week, the DEI rot in the airline industry is way worse than you think.
	Well, Mr. Kersey, it's probably not way worse than you or I think.
	Maybe it's way worse than he thought.
	And I have to say, I'm a little insulted by these headlines that claim to know what I think.
	Worse than you thought, huh?
	Now, how do you know what I think?
	Let's just be honest.
	He should have written, it's way worse than I thought.
	In any case, he's on the right track, even if he pretends to read You're in My Mind.
	Critics of such commentary have pushed back on the argument that prioritizing DEI has made traveling less safe.
	I don't know how on earth you can fight that argument.
	Really?
	I guess the idea is if you are beating the bushes for people with missing extremities and dwarfism and you want them in the cockpit or you want them controlling aircraft, that has absolutely no effect on safety.
	It'll probably increase safety because those people have been viciously discriminated against all their lives despite the fact that they do the job so much better than people who have both hands and both feet and who have passed the air traffic control test.
	In any case, one of the civil rights groups slammed Mr. Musk, complaining about his abhorrent and pathetic tweet.
	This is what the other side uses as an argument.
	It's abhorrent and pathetic.
	Well, okay.
	Boy, he is 100% refuted.
	On the FAA's website, the agency states, That people with severe mental and physical disabilities are the most underrepresented segment of the federal workforce.
	Say that again, please.
	Can you believe that?
	Yes.
	People with severe mental and physical disabilities are the most underrepresented segment of the federal workforce.
	Wow, that is just something that's got to be corrected.
	I'm sure it's because they are victims of vicious, irrational discrimination.
	How many severely mentally disabled people are they going to hire?
	I bet axe murderers are severely underrepresented in the federal workforce.
	Let's get a few of them.
	Schizophrenics, you know, boy.
	Severe depressives, don't you want them controlling aircraft in those towers?
	No, no, I don't want a severe depressive to be anywhere.
	Hey, I think we want a severely mentally disabled person running the FAA, and if not, why not?
	And if I say so myself, I made a first-rate video about DEI in the Federal Aviation Administration back in November called, Think Twice Before You Fly, and I am shamelessly going to recommend that our listeners watch it if they haven't already done so.
	Now, I'm very glad for Mr. Musk and Mr. Walsh to be on the ball here, but I was there first.
	Just making a point.
	Well, if I could real quick, I think that you were there first and that A lot of what you did has now cascaded down into the realm of X and Twitter and the conservative media.
	You know, you could easily go back and see that you probably were the genesis of this.
	Because the story that you did went viral.
	I saw it on a number of places.
	Yes, I did.
	And I think that, again, a little low-hanging fruit like that.
	I mean, we're not going to... Hey, wait a minute.
	It was not low-hanging?
	I stretched high to harvest those fruits.
	Oh, you didn't stretch that high because you're a pretty tall guy.
	You got a good reach.
	The thing is, you've been swimming in these waters for so long that it's very difficult to figure out which stories are going to have such an impact.
	And this whole diversity, inclusion, equity stuff that you hear about DEI or DIE, whatever you want to call it.
	Again, it's just anti-white.
	It's just the mandated, the mandated policy of anti-whiteness, which of course is courtesy of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which I don't know if it's on our agenda to talk about, but I did want to ask if you had a nice Martin Luther King Day, Mr. Taylor.
	Oh, I spend the day in prayerful contemplation of the sins of my ancestors.
	That's all I do all day.
	And I kneel before my little statue of MLK and I have a little mini cat o' nine tails and I flog myself with it as I pray for redemption.
	That's how I spent the day.
	Well, that's not how I spent the day.
	I spent the day shocked and very excited to see so many prominent conservatives talking about how MLK needs to be Uh, we need to rethink MLK Day and his legacy.
	Well, all we need to do is think it.
	Well, I think we're going to talk about that.
	Charlie Kirk, Charlie Kirk seemed to be leading the charge.
	Yep.
	Uh, he's one.
	If we get to it, we got so many stories.
	Gosh, we need to really get to work here on this whole diversity business.
	Uh, let's see.
	Uh, Oh yes.
	Delta Airlines, Delta Airlines.
	Uh, I mean, they're getting in on the act.
	There was a directive to employees that they're to capitalize black and brown, but white should be in lowercase.
	This was circulated in a tweet, causing widespread fury.
	Defenders of the practice said white is a descriptor, not a race.
	And a tweet explained Delta Airlines is being criticized because conservatives don't understand grammar.
	Got that?
	Descriptor, not a race.
	How about brown?
	Is that a descriptor or a race or adjective?
	And why come white is not a race or a descriptor?
	I mean, I don't understand this.
	The fact is, when the Associated Press in 2020, they were really leading the crowd on this.
	They said their decision not to capitalize white was Capitalizing it could inadvertently lend legitimacy to certain beliefs.
	Certain beliefs?
	You mean that white people matter?
	That they have a right to exist?
	Yes, ah, you might actually think that.
	Okay, just a few little items about diversity and then there's an interesting story about Vermont baking that you have in store for us.
	I will just tease that here.
	Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton sent letters Thursday to 10 recruiting firms about their diversity quota hiring practices.
	Because apparently they have clients who say, ah, we just want non-whites.
	Go dig us up some non-whites.
	As if there's a big field of multicultural Americans.
	More and more all the time.
	You know that.
	We're dying off.
	We're not immigrating.
	Gosh.
	And Cotton calls on the firms to refuse any such request.
	Diversity programs pose both legal and practical risks for companies, he said.
	Recruitment firms like yours should be mindful that you too are subject to anti-discrimination laws.
	I guess they never thought of that.
	And then one last little diversity story.
	Here's a little bit of diversity gone wrong.
	Two South Carolina daycare teachers face multiple charges for directing three and four year olds in their care in their care to fight each other.
	Kids Unlimited of Prosperity South Carolina Employee Erica Jones, 27, and Serena Caldwell, age 56, turned themselves in, both African-Americans.
	The daycare owner, John David Dawkins, an African-American fellow citizen, wrote in a statement that Jones and Caldwell were immediately fired after staff reported that they were running a fight club and they saw security footage.
	Sheriff Lee Foster said the daycare had cooperated fully.
	Investigating deputies discovered the two women instructed the children to slap and shove and punch each other and a total of 14 children were involved.
	Now, they were photographs of these ladies and judging from their photos, I'd say hiring them for anything was a clear mistake.
	I mean, these were just the most ignorant, primitive-looking photographs I think I've ever seen, clearly missing links.
	But they were hired to look after three and four-year-olds, and I guess they just got a kick out of running a little fight club.
	Now, Mr. Taylor, be careful the way you describe them, because they sound exactly like the type of individuals the FAA wants to be employees of.
	Well, the FAA doesn't say they want morally disabled people, severely morally disabled, but yes, I guess these people go great in the cockpit, too, I'm sure.
	I should call Mr. Calhoun's attention.
	Call CEO Calhoun and say, hey, here's some good prospects for you.
	They're spirited glasses.
	Okay, Mr. Kersey, no white bread from this baking company.
	Yeah, I'm gonna tell you this story was hilarious to read because I didn't even know that there was a brand of flour
	called King Arthur, as if it celebrated the great legendary white figure.
	Baking company hosts competition.
	Barring white participants, the winner of the competition will be entitled to a $10,000 cash prize,
	but only those designated as people of color are allowed to compete.
	Multicultural Americans get access and white bread whitey.
	Sorry.
	Sorry.
	You're not allowed.
	So are Vermont-based baking companies under fire for hosting a competition, like I said, that barred white contestants from participating.
	This is in Vermont, right?
	Well, it's a Vermont-based baking company.
	Oh, is this sort of a nationwide program?
	Yeah, I believe so.
	I see, I see, because where are they going to find their multicultural Americans up in Vermont?
	Oh, there are plenty of multicultural Americans, I'm sure, in places like New Hampshire and Maine and Vermont, increasingly.
	Look how fast Minnesota became a safe haven for multicultural Americans.
	So anyways, this is all an attempt, Mr. Taylor, to, quote, foster greater inclusivity, end quote, in the world of baking.
	The 2024 Baking Pitch Fest, hosted by King Arthur Bacon, says it will provide equitable opportunities for people of color entrepreneurs.
	Greasing the winners with financial support, brand exposure, and mentorship to help accelerate their businesses.
	The competition is billed as an accelerated program and will consist of two parts, a product edition and a bakery edition.
	which are limited to those defined as a person of color-led business and a person of color-led
	Huh.
	bakery respectively.
	Winners of the baking edition will receive a grand prize of $10,000 brand building exposure
	through features on King Arthur Baking Marketing as well as one-on-one business consulting
	and a free membership.
	This is what gets me, a free membership to the Bread Bakers Guild of America.
	Huh, Bread Bakers Guild.
	The BBGA.
	That's that's long been something I've aspired to have in my wallet is my BBGA card.
	King Arthur Flower specifies their use of the term POC or people of color, explaining the phrase is defined as Asian, Pacific Islander, Black, African-American, Hispanic or Latinx, Indigenous or Native American, Middle Eastern or North African.
	Okay, that pretty much covers it, doesn't it?
	I was just trying to think, who would slip through their cracks?
	King Arthur appeared to take the page down advertising the contest following an inquiry from the Daily Wire.
	The competition comes as institutions across the country from multi-billion dollar corporations to Ivy League universities embrace the diversity equity inclusion agenda.
	Although adopting discriminatory practices and policies in the name of anti-racism.
	Quote, PitchFest 2024 is a testament to our commitment to fostering more exclusive baking community and empowering creative POC leaders in the industry.
	Molly Lawrence, who is the company's corporate social responsibility manager.
	There's a that would that's.
	That'd be a great title to have, wouldn't it?
	Mm-hmm.
	A social responsibility manager.
	Well, I think King Arthur's just gonna have to change its name to Queen Latifah, maybe.
	Well, I mean, you can't have that because, I mean, look, during the racial reckoning, I mean, Uncle Ben, Bryce, got changed to a nice septuagenarian black man as the individual who promoted that Bryce, and then Aunt Jemima, She was, uh, escorted off that lovely.
	Oh, that's right.
	And the land, the Indian on the land of lakes, she had to retire too.
	Yeah.
	But guess what?
	Uh, I, I love the meme, you know, they took the Indian off the package, but hey, guess what?
	The land stayed.
	So I guess.
	Oh, that sounds like, that sounds like genocide.
	Oh boy.
	Wow.
	Well, uh, once again, the only other thing to say real quick about King Arthur, uh, is that they actually changed their name during the great awake, uh, during the racial, uh, reckoning.
	Uh, it used to be King.
	Give me one second here.
	Uh, it used to be known as.
	I'm sorry, my computer is not going fast.
	It was founded in 1791, Mr. Taylor.
	Really?
	Yes.
	King Arthur Bacon.
	Again, it's a company that changed its name a couple of months after the George Floyd, what I think we should call it, the George Floyd Revolution, because so many things happened.
	Of course, the aforementioned three companies that had two black individuals and then the Indian, they were removed.
	So this is a company that was founded in 1790.
	Uh, again, King Arthur flour was founded to import high quality flour from Europe.
	I'm seeing it now.
	Yeah, so it was.
	I mean, it had a Crusader logo.
	It was an awesome logo in a lot of ways.
	And it wasn't until 2020 that the company decided to change its name and logo to King Thunder Bacon.
	Gone was the White Knight logo.
	It's a Knight Templar waving a white flag.
	I mean, this guy with just a little bit of touch-up could be a true Klansman.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Gone was the white knight logo of King Arthur, the Crusader, in his formerly esteemed place.
	Again, we can't have a white king peddling flour after George Floyd's death, which of course was at the hands of every white American's knee was on his neck, right?
	But now, replacing King Arthur is a crown of wheat.
	Uh, so you go from a really cool logo, which again, I actually might try and find a shirt for King Arthur, uh, for King Arthur flower.
	Yeah.
	I had never seen this.
	It's been around all that time and I missed it.
	Yeah.
	Apparently there was a, an article.
	In Medium, is your bread white enough?
	King Arthur Baking Company's racist marketing history.
	This was published on November 24th, 2020 in Medium.
	The ad campaign relied on a lighthearted play, but it was effective because it promised much more to consumers than just high quality baked goods.
	Under the guise of flour, King Arthur was selling American exceptionalism and white power.
	The company's promotional strategies capitalized on the racist and xenophobic rhetoric already circled around bread, specifically ripe bread at the time.
	And one famous record from McClure's Magazine, a 19th century health writer proclaimed that white flour, red meat, and blue blood made the tricolor flag of conquest.
	Again, this is from that article, Is Your Bread White Enough?
	King Arthur Baking Company's Racist Marketing History.
	As somebody who dabbles in marketing, I actually found this article fascinating, and I found some of the advertisements Oh, dear.
	Well, you know, that's one of the things I don't like white at all.
	I like brown.
	I like black.
	I like my bread about as un-white as possible.
	Oh dear, well you know that's one of the things I don't like white at all.
	I like brown, I like black, I like my bread about as un-white as possible.
	Sorry fellas.
	I can't be, can't be pure.
	Can't be pure.
	At least not when it comes to bread.
	Okay, I get it.
	Well, let's see.
	WAPO is shrieking again.
	Gosh, all it ever does is shriek.
	Because they discovered that respondents, when asked by YouGov whether they agreed with Donald Trump that immigrants entering the United States illegally had the effect of poisoning the blood of the country, nearly half of all Americans said yes.
	More than three quarters of Republicans agreed with that.
	Furthermore, if they were told that it was Donald Trump who said it first, 82% agreed.
	You can imagine.
	I mean, I'm leaving out all the hand-wringing, but WAPO was just fit to be tied.
	When people were asked to evaluate efforts to promote racial diversity and equality, two-thirds of Republicans said they were going too far.
	Can you believe that?
	Oh, this is scandalous.
	YouGov also asked people whether President Biden's second-term policies would give preference to white Americans, minorities, or neither.
	Most Republicans said that his policies would give preference to racial minorities.
	Gosh, they at least have half a brain, these Republicans.
	However, most everybody else said that he would give preferences to nobody.
	He's strictly even-handed.
	Asked the same about Donald Trump.
	Nearly half the respondents said he would give preferences to white Americans.
	Yeah, he'll be out there just doling out top jobs only to unqualified white people.
	Respondents were asked what they were more concerned about over the next few years, whether there will be a strong economy or whether the United States will have a functioning democracy.
	Now, I find this hard to believe, but apparently given the choice, given the choice between a strong economy, they were less worried about that than having a functioning democracy.
	Two-thirds of Democrats are more worried that this functioning democracy will go off the tracks.
	Two-thirds of Republicans expressed more worry about the economy.
	They care more about having a functioning economy than they don't think a democracy is just going to end up on the rocks.
	You know, this just utterly crazy idea that Donald Trump somehow single-handedly is going to end representative government in the United States.
	Where does this nonsense come from?
	The idea that Donald Trump, I mean, I suppose this theory is that he He instigated this armed insurrection, so-called.
	Well, and so he's going to make sure that he becomes president for life.
	These people are utter fools.
	He abdicated power on January 21st.
	I'm sorry, January 20th, 2021.
	I mean, what exactly does he have to do?
	Well, that proves he won't do it again.
	Now, also, Republicans, I thought this was interesting, Republicans arriving at the Iowa caucuses on Monday, they told CNN entrance reporters that immigration was their top issue in the 2024 presidential elections.
	40% of caucus goers says immigration's my biggest concern.
	35% said the economy, 11% said abortion, and another 11% said foreign policy.
	Well, that is good.
	40% said, my biggest concern is immigration.
	Good for the Iowans.
	Okay, now here's one, another little, last little article about shrieking, because the AP is shrieking just as loudly as the Washington Post.
	And this is a story that's headlined, Sint Willeboord.
	That's in the Netherlands.
	And this, I read a few phrases here just to show you the breathless tone of the poor Associated Press.
	They say triggered by economic and cultural anxieties that have whipped up fears about immigrants, people here and throughout the Netherlands have veered far to the right politically.
	It's an extreme example of a trend being felt across the continent that could tilt the outcome of this year's European Union parliamentary elections.
	In Sint-Willembroord, Which has few immigrants among its 9,300 residents.
	Almost three out of four voters chose a virulently anti-migrant, anti-Muslim party in an election last year that shattered the Netherlands' image as a welcoming, moderate country.
	You know, if you're against anything that the left loves, it's always you're virulent.
	You are virulent.
	You're a virulent racist.
	It was the Party for Freedom, led by peroxide-haired firebrand.
	Geert Wilders.
	You know, are lefties ever firebrands?
	Have you ever heard of a virulent extreme lefty?
	No.
	Or a far left?
	No, that just never happened.
	They're never virulent.
	They're never viruses.
	They're never diseases.
	They're virtuous.
	Mr. Taylor, they're always virtuous.
	That's right.
	We're virulent, they're virtuous.
	Very good.
	In any case, Geert Wilders got a quarter of the vote in a country where less than 5% of the people are Muslim.
	You know, this is shocking.
	I guess if 50% of the people are Muslim, then they'd be okay to vote for an anti-Muslim party, huh?
	Well, and they use slogans such as no Islamic schools, Qurans, or mosques, and no open borders and mass immigration.
	Wow, that's whipping up hatred all right.
	These forces, ooh, it's getting worse and worse, the AP, have bubbled up in varying degrees to one country at a time, including Germany, France, Spain, Sweden, and Austria, and before long, experts worry They could dramatically reshape the continent from top to bottom.
	Yay!
	In June, voters in the 27-member European Union will elect their next parliament and must say that far-right parties, now the sixth largest group, are primed to gain seats and more influence.
	Oh boy, there goes the neighbor.
	In some of the European nations, the shift to the right has gone even further and begun to gnaw at the foundations of democracy.
	Uh-oh, just like in the United States, if Trump gets re-elected, ah, you can kiss democracy goodbye.
	Oh boy, oh boy.
	For traditional parties of the European center-right and center-left, the success of populist messaging presents a challenge in the past.
	Many of them regarded the upstarts as dangerous predators bent on destruction.
	I guess that's what all the French politicians thought of Jean-Marie Le Pen.
	He was a dangerous predator bent on destruction.
	I mean, who writes this stuff for the AP?
	Now, this was pretty interesting.
	I don't suppose you've ever heard the German word Salon Fahig?
	I have not, no.
	Enlightened.
	I haven't either.
	This was new to me.
	This AP writer, apparently he's quite the linguistic scholar.
	He introduces the unflattering German expression, Salon Fahig.
	It is often used to refer how the Nazis, oh, got to bring in the Nazis, of course.
	Initially, they were initially shunned, but they eventually gained entry into mainstream politics before their total takeover.
	So you see, that's what's happening now.
	It is the Salon Fahig.
	So, in the Netherlands, Mark Rutte's majority coalition collapsed over his handling of immigration.
	And in December, a member of Wilders' party, ooh, the firebrand, the very much anti-this, anti-that, Wilders, a member of his party became President of Parliament, marking a breakthrough.
	There's now a real prospect of his far-right party joining or even leading a majority governing coalition.
	Looking ahead to the EU Parliament elections in June, Rather than far-right parties being pulled to the center, the center may veer to the right.
	Oh, boy.
	These are just terrible times.
	Terrible times.
	I just don't know how the planet will survive.
	Well, Mr. Kersey, you have the latest on this really heartbreaking, sad, awful story of Daniel Penny.
	Well, you know, this is word of advice, ladies and gentlemen, I try and stay out of blue states as much as I can.
	This is a story that I think if our listeners have been resident, if any of our listeners are still in New York State, New York City.
	Really, there's no reason to stay there guys go for a go for a state without an income tax like Florida or Tennessee Because this story just is difficult to read and it's gonna be difficult to not get upset as we go over this this from the York Post Mr. Taylor Protesters tried to swarm Daniel Penney as judge rejects motion to dismiss Jordan Neely manslaughter case quote we're gonna get your ass cracker in quote and Wow.
	So this is at a court hearing?
	They're trying to swarm this guy?
	Yeah, they would lynch this guy if they could.
	A Manhattan judge on Wednesday rejected former Marine Daniel Penney's motion to dismiss the charges against him in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely and won an attorney for the slain homeless man's family called a big win.
	Judge Maxwell Wiley batted down Penney's attorney's October motion to Well, Mr. Kersey, the judge had no choice.
	He would be swarmed.
	We're gonna get your ass, cracker, if he ruled the wrong way.
	I just betcha.
	Oh, well, we'll find out.
	Oh, in this case, yes.
	Yeah, if he said, no, no, you know, the case is no good, you can go home.
	the judge had no choice.
	He would be swarmed.
	We're gonna get your ass, cracker, if he ruled the wrong way, I just betcha.
	Oh, well, we'll find out.
	Oh, in this case, yes.
	Yeah, yeah, if he'd said, no, no, you know, the case is no good, you can go home.
	No, no, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, boy, I wouldn't pay, well, I wouldn't bet much on his life expectancy
	Yeah, Wiley ruled that the medical examiner's testimony and Neely's death certificate, which said the former Michael Jackson impersonator died from compression of the neck chokehold, was more than enough to establish that the defendant's actions caused the death of Neely.
	He also wrote that the court reviewed the grand jury presentation and found it had been properly done.
	Penny, a former infantry squad leader who was indicted on charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, that was caught on camera, it was a lightning rod back in May of 2023, hard to believe it was almost a year ago now, was hurried into a waiting black Lexus SUV after the hearing as sign-wielding protesters tried to swarm him outside the Manhattan criminal court.
	I bet they were all Danish tourists.
	You have to wonder what he was thinking when he got onto that subway and then had his life completely changed because he basically tried to be, and I think you've actually, you might have read one of this guy's books or watched the show on Amazon, he tried to be a Jack Reacher.
	No, I don't know.
	Child again, but he's ex-military and he believes that there's this sense of honor
	And and and justice and he's gonna stand up against this Michael Jackson impersonator
	Who was threatening people and acting very strange and oh, what was he saying?
	I think he's talking about killing Yes.
	It was very odd.
	Yeah.
	You can kill me if you like or something like that.
	Obviously just one of these very disturbing people and he thought he would just make sure this guy didn't do anything bad.
	Yeah.
	Just put him put him in a hole and certainly didn't mean to kill him.
	No, no he didn't.
	This is just absolutely terrible.
	These things are tragic, and this is what you get when you get these loony black people crawling around the New York City subway system, of which there are so many, so many of them.
	John Rocker put it best when he talked about what it was like to take the 7 train back in 1999 in an interview with Jeff Perlman in Sports Illustrated.
	But anyways, quote, We're gonna get you ass cracker.
	One man screamed through a megaphone as he bounded around the car.
	Quote, Daniel Penney is a murderer.
	He's a murderer.
	You, a murderer.
	End quote.
	There's a murderer in this car.
	He choked out a New Yorker.
	The man continued as the NYPD Well, that means this poor guy is going to have to go to trial.
	And he will be indebted for the rest of his life.
	A trial defense in New York City is going to cost hundreds of thousands.
	allow the case to move forward. They understand that the legal threshold to
	continue even on ill-conceived prosecution is very low. Go ahead Mr. Taylor.
	Well, well that means this poor guy's gonna have to go to trial and he will be
	indebted for the rest of his life. A trial defense in New York City is gonna
	cost hundreds of thou... well I wonder if he's got a public defender that...
	This is just absolutely horrible.
	You know, is there not something, I would bet, if you had white people who were swarming a black defendant saying, we're going to get your ass inward, that would be considered a threat.
	That would be a crime.
	I mean, it's, it's of course, but I mean, this is, this is what's encouraged though.
	I mean, again, Daniel Penney is the, is, is basically just, you know, He's the next, he's the next Derek Chauvin.
	Uh, it's, and it's, um, it's distressing, but again, it's distressing.
	I've, I try and spend as little time in major cities now as possible, just because it is very weird when you're walking around and you see a homeless individual or you see somebody panhandling or it, you don't want to be put into a compromised position, um, because any interaction that you have, uh, If it's caught on film, or if it becomes something like what Daniel Penney did, I mean, my goodness, you would get... It would be terrible.
	The best thing to do is just not get in the situation and clear out if anything looks bad.
	Yeah, so here we go.
	I would like to come here and finish with this.
	Penney's free on a $100,000 bail, but he faces up to 19 years behind bars if convicted of killing Neely, a homeless man who launched into an explosive tirade On a Manhattan F train back on May 1st, 2022, he had the Michael Jackson impersonator had a long history of mental illness.
	He had been threatening subway riders on the train that day before Penny stepped behind him.
	And sunk the chokehold that the city's medical examiner says eventually killed Neely.
	Penny has said he didn't intend to do that, but he felt he had to step in to protect other strap hangers because Neely was throwing trash and screaming that he was willing to, quote, kill a motherfucker and take a bullet to go to jail.
	The rhetoric from Mr. Neely was very frightening.
	It was very harsh.
	A witness previously told the Post.
	Legal experts agreed with Wiley's decision to let the case progress.
	So anyways, again, this is not something that, uh, this is one of those stories that kind
	of dropped out, dropped below the radar because of how much other stuff is happening.
	And yeah, you know, this, uh, penny guy, uh, do you know whether he was, this was his first
	time in New York city?
	My guess is he's just not used to what goes on in New York City subways.
	This kind of thing happens all the time and most people have become completely inured to it.
	They know that they get involved in the slightest, even if they look the wrong way at some obvious psycho.
	The psycho could come up and stick a shiv in him.
	So they never get involved.
	I bet this was his first time in New York, or that he was very unfamiliar with what goes on in the subway, and he thought, whoa, this is no good, which is the perfectly normal reaction of a normal American who isn't around these crazy people.
	And he stepped in, did what he felt absolutely had to be done, and now he's facing 19 years in the big house.
	Well, I'll tell you, I've taken the Metro in DC a number of times.
	That's uncomfortable, too.
	And again, when you take it to Dulles now, it does get whiter and whiter and whiter as you get away from the chocolate city of DC.
	But having grown up in Metro Atlanta, I could I could share some shocking stories about what it was like to take MARTA, where I believe 76% of the individuals who take MARTA are collectively black, and it is not a fun thing to experience.
	Well, I remember when MARTA was first named, people used to refer to it as moving Africans rapidly through Atlanta.
	But I have a story about Atlanta for you.
	Go ahead.
	And it has to do with Fulton County District Attorney, I think her name is pronounced Fani Wallace.
	F-A-N-I.
	Did I get that right?
	I believe you did, yeah.
	Fani.
	You know, I don't watch TV or listen to too much radio, so I never know how these things are pronounced.
	But Fani.
	Maybe it's Fani.
	Maybe she's very Fani, Fani.
	In any case, on Sunday, she went to Atlanta's historic Black Big Bethel AME Church.
	Have you noticed how black churches are always historic?
	I've never, ever seen a white church referred to as historic.
	But anyway, this is a historic black church.
	Now, this is the first time she's spoken publicly after accusations against her.
	This guy's name is Nathan Wade.
	I believe he, too, is an African-American fellow citizen.
	And rumors have been circulating for a week.
	The accusations came through a court filing made by Trump 2020 campaign official and co-defendant Michael Roman.
	He argues that Fannie should be disqualified from this RICO case and the charges against Roman dropped because, quote, the district attorney chose to appoint her romantic partner, who at all times relevant to this prosecution, has been a married man.
	Well, that doesn't count for much in certain communities.
	Roman says Wade used the nearly $654,000 in legal fees that the Fulton County DA's office paid for his work on the Trump case to take Fani Wallace, his boss, on expensive trips to Napa Valley, California, Florida, and the Caribbean.
	That's a long way from Atlanta, Mr. Kersey.
	They're having just a hoop up good time.
	Yeah, they're probably, they were probably, I can guarantee you that in Napa Valley, less than 1% of the people who go to Napa are black, except for individuals who are, who are, who have come into a nouveau riche, who's coming to some money.
	This case, how long has it been going on?
	In any case, he has collected $654,000 in legal fees during that period.
	That's a lot of billable hours.
	Well, maybe it depends on how much you're paid.
	In any case, Fadi spoke for the first time, giving a 35-minute sermon to the predominantly black congregation.
	Now here's another term, predominantly black.
	Were there any white people there at all?
	Historic black.
	A black church with a predominantly black congregation.
	Predominantly black.
	How many white people were there?
	What's predominantly black?
	Well, Willis said, First thing they say, oh, she's going to play the race card.
	But no, God, isn't it them that's playing the race card when they only question me?
	Why are they so surprised that a diverse team that I assembled, your child, can accomplish extraordinary things?
	If she's talking about your child, I suspect there weren't very many white people in the audience.
	In any case, she went on and on about how she's being made a scapegoat, people being attacking her because of her sex, because of her race.
	She also claimed in her sermon that she paid all three of her special prosecutors the same hourly rate.
	However, on Monday, court records came out, this is after her sermon, showing that she paid John Floyd, the state's top RICO expert.
	And, you know, I should have looked him up.
	I bet he is melanin deprived.
	He got $100 an hour less than her boyfriend.
	Her squeeze, who has no experience in RICO law at all, but who takes her on lovely vacation trips.
	Fannie complained about being singled out with constant scrutiny and blames her sex and race.
	She doesn't really understand that she's going to get a lot of attention because she is prosecuting a former president.
	And here she is delivering a sermon from the pulpit in a Christian church, and she is really just making a political defense, and of course the church leaders applauded.
	Yes, tell it sister!
	They nodded their heads in agreement and murmured with pleasure as she used the pulpit for self-promotion.
	Boy oh boy, and what do we say, by 2040 non-whites are going to be a majority.
	OK, one more story.
	Oh boy, we're running out of time.
	Gosh, I really wanted to get to Fargo, North Dakota.
	We may not make it.
	Gosh, you've got so much to cover.
	Mr. Taylor, Fargo will still be there next week, so don't worry.
	It won't be?
	OK.
	OK, well, now this I find to be a fascinating story.
	As of last week, California's taxpayer funded health care system now covers sex changes for illegal immigrants.
	That's the American dream right there.
	Isn't it?
	Isn't it?
	Wow, boy!
	Every sexually confused person in America is going to want, it's going to be California or bust.
	Bust in literally.
	California became the first state in the U.S.
	to provide health insurance to all adults, regardless of immigration status.
	That happened January 1st.
	When legislation signed by Newsom last summer came into effect, Approximately 700,000 illegal immigrants will now have their health care covered absolutely for free by the state's Medi-Cal insurance company.
	Doesn't make any difference what your status is.
	Among the procedures covered by Medi-Cal are hormone therapy and gender transition surgery.
	Gavin Newsom's expansion of the Medi-Cal program will cost California taxpayers an approximate $3.1 billion.
	Well, you know, I think any illegal immigrant who shows up looking to have his medical fees picked up by the taxpayer should have a mandatory sex change operation.
	What do you think?
	If that's what's made available to them, this is what you do.
	This is how you get free medical care.
	So, that is the big news from California.
	I think, Mr. Kersey, I failed to do this earlier in the program, but I think we should talk about how our listeners should get in touch with us, because we love your comments.
	We love your observations on the stories that we actually choose to use, and sometimes you will suggest really great stories that we've overlooked.
	And what we most like, at least what I most like, Mr. Kersey doesn't like this really, but I most like it if we make a mistake of some kind that you correct us.
	And so the way to reach me, Jared Taylor, is to go to amren.com, A-M-R-E-N.com, and you can hit the Contact Us tab and you can send your message and it'll go straight to me, right over the information superhighway.
	Or, Mr. Taylor, you can simply email me, Paul Kersey, at becausewelivehereatprotonmail.com.
	Once again, that email address is becausewelivehereatprotonmail.com.
	And again, we teased last week that Mr. Taylor and myself are going to be at a conference that is going to be April 26th through the 28th.
	It's going to be at a certain location in West Virginia.
	So if some of our listeners would like to get an early bird opportunity to potentially join us at that event, it's going to be spectacular.
	It's going to be amazing.
	It's going to be historic.
	It's going to be Overwhelmingly white!
	I was going to say, predominantly white!
	Yes, it is going to be predominantly white.
	Now, Mr. Kersey, if they want to know more about it, should they ask you via email?
	Is that what you're proposing?
	Yes, ask me by email, again, because we live here at ProtonMail.com, and we look forward to hearing from each and every one of you.
	Wow, each and every one.
	Yes, that'll fill the house.
	Okay, well, ladies and gentlemen, it is always a pleasure, and we always wish we had more time.
	This is the hour among all the hours in the week that goes by the most quickly, Mr. Kersey.
	Wouldn't you agree?
	It does.
	It does.
	It just goes zip, zip, zip, zip, and it's gone.
	Blink and you miss it.
	But in any case, we consider this a great honor and a pleasure, and we look forward to spending this hour again with you next week.

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