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July 23, 2024 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor
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Hey guys, Gregory Hood here along with Paul Kersey.
Welcome to View from the Right.
Today we've got a pretty big episode because we've got a lot to cover, so we're going to move pretty fast here.
We've got the RNC, the pick of J.D.
Vance as the vice presidential candidate, and then of course yesterday's blockbuster announcement that Joe Biden is no longer running for president, although he's not resigning from the office.
We haven't actually heard from the president, so whether he's still the president or they've got him locked in a room somewhere, nobody knows.
Instead, 2024 is going to be President Donald Trump versus Vice President Kamala Harris.
So, let's start with, well, I know you want to talk about Hulk Hogan first, but let's talk about Kamala Harris first, and then we'll go to the RNC.
Because now, frankly, so much of the RNC seems like it was targeted at the wrong person.
Well, I'll tell you what, I don't think anybody saw this coming.
I think this is something that I actually said there's no way that Biden can run on Twitter the night of the debate, which was one of the more shocking debacles we've seen, which really threw the whole media run state into a tailspin.
Of course, we all credit you with coming up with that concept.
And I think we've seen that to such a degree the past four years with the gaslighting we saw during Black Lives Matter, Antifa riots, And now, as you've said, the media is going to go into full-on hagiography with Kamala Harris pieces.
And here we have the first opportunity for, I don't know, is she black?
Is she Indian?
I mean, if she'd had, she's married to a white guy, right?
So, I mean, if she had had kids, they'd look, with a white guy, they'd look pretty white.
It's a fascinating dichotomy.
Her husband's Jewish.
She doesn't have any kids of her own.
She's got two Jewish stepkids.
But no, she's got no kids of her own, so it's sort of and I think that daughter is one of these leftists who got got involved in various, you know, extremist escapades and gets herself in trouble and that kind of thing.
I mean, maybe it'll become a story, but I don't think I think the GOP has to be very careful going after it because the more trouble you get into.
The better you are, the more virtuous you are, because it looks like persecution to a lot of people.
I mean, Joe Biden was eating out on Hunter Biden's misdeeds for a long time.
I mean, that was actually something they used for sympathy for him.
Yeah, and with Kamala, I mean, I do have to ask this again.
We have not yet seen Joe Biden make an official statement.
There was a, what, a proclamation on Twitter that was put out?
That's it so far.
Am I incorrect in that assessment?
No, I mean, this is one of the things that's a little weird about the whole situation is that you've got no televised statement.
You've got this one thing that was put out on Twitter, which was not backed up by the White House itself or a number of the other websites until much later.
The statement looks, frankly, fake, like even the signature isn't really a thing.
I don't want to go down some rabbit hole or wherever else, but It's a very weird way, like even if you buy it as all legitimate and whatever else, it's a very weird way to go about doing this.
And this is one of the biggest decisions you could possibly make.
And the president doesn't even tell anybody in person.
No press conference, no office address.
I mean, when Lyndon Johnson said he wasn't running for re-election, it was a big speech.
You know, I will not seek and I will not accept the nomination of my party as your president.
Instead, we just kind of get this random thing, and a lot of people were joking, you know, it's just some Twitter intern.
Who put it out there, got, you know, for 20 bucks or something and presented the president with a fait accompli.
But the thing is, if that's actually true, there'd be no way to disprove it at this point.
I mean, you had reports, and this is not conspiracy.
This is what was being aired in the mainstream press.
You had reports from White House staff saying that until one minute before this has gone out, they were out there saying Joe Biden is definitely running.
They were all shocked by this announcement.
So none of his own staff were even prepped about any of this?
Yeah, no, I'm still shocked by it all, because, again, I think that every state Democratic chair has endorsed Kamala.
We've seen the Clintons.
Obviously, everybody, Pelosi just endorsed her.
I mean, again, we have no idea what's going to happen at the convention.
It's going to be fascinating to watch when that happens, what, in the next coming weeks.
She's not popular.
We know that.
You know, she does check a lot of the boxes.
And as you have pointed out on Twitter over and over again, she's a she's a presumably a black female.
And that's going to be some huge points for her.
She's going to be getting just nothing but puff, puff, puff pieces from the media run state.
And, you know, it's funny.
Because this upcoming month, Vogue has a cover story on Jill Biden.
I wonder if they're going to scrap that now, as they were going to do a glamour shot for her.
I'm fascinated to watch it all, because in the late stage of the global American empire, it's a very weird transfer of power.
And it just goes to show what we talked about on a prior episode of VFR, where we pointed out correctly, I believe, that Pat Buchanan said back in June of 2020, Joe Biden was hiding in his basement and they would trot him out every so often, only as many times as he needed to.
He didn't do rallies.
You know, Donald Trump just did an amazing rally in Michigan, which attracted tens of thousands of people.
You know, I'm wondering what kind of crowd Kamala Harris is going to get when she does her first big event, which has to be coming up pretty soon.
You have to wonder what other world leaders are thinking right now about the United States of America, especially because we have not seen the president of the United States.
And I think the weirdest thing Mr. Hood, is that if he's not able to run, why has he not
resigned from the presidency?
Wouldn't that be the logical thing to do? Yeah, that's the obvious question, is that
the implication, and you saw this being trotted out in the media just a few days ago, where they
said, well, it doesn't really matter if Biden can't do anything because he has a whole team at his
And, you know, sort of an implicit admission that personal leadership or having somebody who's even somewhat sentient at the helm doesn't matter because the president doesn't actually govern.
The government doesn't actually govern.
It's the civil service.
It's the media.
It's the national security state.
It's the system.
It's they.
It's not the people who you think We're elected.
It's not the people you voted for.
In fact, I mean, there's sort of if words mean the way they're used, what democracy means and what people are increasingly honest and open about is that democracy is the complete absence of personal leadership.
It's when you have an impersonal system.
It's when you have zero accountability.
It's when nobody is actually responsible for anything that they do.
When you actually have a personal leader, when you actually have somebody with charisma, with loyalty to a person, to flesh and blood, who can actually be held accountable, that's authoritarianism.
That's dangerous.
That's why Trump is bad.
That's why Trump is a unique threat.
Biden is actually good, or was good, I should say, precisely because there's nothing there.
Precisely because everybody assumed that he wasn't the guy running the show.
And this is the same sort of argument for Kamala Harris.
I mean, we Americans like to make fun of monarchy, But all monarchy in the modern age is essentially a symbol for the unity of the state and for the unity of the polity.
It's just, I mean, it's basically just celebrity in chief, right?
Well, that is what Kamala Harris's candidacy is.
I mean, why does Kamala Harris need to be president?
She needs to be president because she's non-white and she's a woman.
That's it.
Nobody has any expectations that she'd be good at doing the job, but that's not her role.
Her role is not to actually do anything.
Her role is to make speeches.
Her role is to dance around.
Her role is to make non-white people feel empowered and better about themselves.
I mean, every speech she does is about how amazing it is that she, as a non-white woman, is doing whatever it is that she's doing, leaving aside the fact that she was basically given this career out of pity and, depending on what you believe about her early career, for some other reasons.
But that actually is the job.
And that actually is what people...
Expect at this point and so much of this campaign is just going to be this is a stand-in for certain identity politics categories and Wouldn't it make you feel good the way it made you feel good when Obama was elected if we make this person president?
Yes, you might not be able to do the job but then again we've basically admitted that Biden wasn't doing the job for how long and it doesn't really matter because everything was fine and this is a you know, woke more correct than the mainstream. It
actually is more important for a candidate to have somebody who can at least debate and read a
sentence and read a teleprompter.
For the president, I mean, over the last day we've seen nothing of the president and has anything changed?
Does anybody have any expectations that the people who aren't in charge aren't still in charge?
It actually doesn't matter who the President is, at least under the current system.
I mean, I think one of the reasons that people are pushing for Trump so much as a person is because there's an expectation that things are actually different when he, as a person, is in charge, because he puts his own personal stamp on things.
But that's also why they hate him so much, and why they tried to kill him.
Well, I mean, again, I think the best thing that he said was, hey, everyone's talking about democracy.
I'm a threat to democracy.
I took a bullet for democracy.
That was one of his lines at the rally in Michigan, the first time that he spoke after the
RNC. And I'm going to say, you know, I am looking forward to that first debate, because I
believe the next debate was coming up in a few months between Biden and Trump, which we will never get to
see the rematch. Unfortunately, of course, we know how uncomfortable that first match was. But again,
did Kamala address the nation this morning? I think it was scheduled. I don't know if that
happened or not. She's given a speech now.
The only takeaway line that I've seen so far, she's defending the Biden administration's record,
and then she says, now you may clap, or now you can clap.
Sort of shades of Jeb Bush there.
Like, please applaud now.
I mean, she's not good at giving speeches.
Nobody has any illusions that she's a great politician.
She was terrible in the Democratic primary.
I mean, she was given this job because Clyburn basically demanded it.
But I mean, let's not forget how Tulsi Gabbard basically annihilated her candidacy in the one debate.
But this is the key, though.
She is not going to lose the debate against Trump because she's going to sit there and look smug and laugh at inappropriate moments and just kind of like make faces for the camera.
And that is going to be turned into memes.
That is going to be turned into, oh, a black woman is talking, a black woman or a black woman is showing the orange man how it's done or whatever else.
And that's going to be the narrative they seize upon.
The journalism we're going to see over the next four months is just going to be unbearable.
What they did for Obama is nothing compared to what's coming for Kamala Harris, because the key with Obama, if you remember, it was a very different country then.
I mean, we all know what Obama turned the country into, but when Obama was running the first term, what was the thing that made him a national figure?
It was a speech at the Democratic Convention where he said, there's no red America, there's no blue America, we're all Americans.
He presented himself as a unifying figure and a lot of Republicans and a lot of white people who should have known better voted for him because they said, this is what's going to let us get past race.
It's like one of our old colleagues at Leadership Institute once told me, well, it's bad that we lost the election, but the Democrats will never call us racist again.
That was what was told to me the day after election day in 2008.
And people really believed it.
They really thought that.
Now, nobody believes that.
Kamala Harris is the one who was running the ads on why we shouldn't be satisfied with just equality.
We need equity, which is equality of outcome, which is basically, you know, communism.
There's this air of victimhood and expectation and entitlement and hostility.
But there's not even the pretense of unity, but that doesn't matter.
The country has moved on.
That is what the country expects.
The country expects that she runs as an act of vengeance and an act of aggression against white America, and that is why her supporters will vote for her.
That is what they're looking for, and that's what they're going to get.
But isn't that a positive thing, if that's what you're saying?
It don't work.
Maybe.
I mean, I think a lot of what's, and we can take this opportunity to kind of pivot into the RNC,
where I think obviously we're kind of falling into a pattern here where you're the white-pilled one
and I'm the doomer.
Trump is, there's certainly an energy there and there's a lot going on.
Let's talk about the good things at the convention.
I mean you have people holding signs that's a mass deportation.
That's something we never would have dreamed of a decade ago.
He openly is defending in speeches the idea of doing something along Operation Wetback and President Eisenhower's plan to deport illegals and also chase them out by changing the incentives.
This is exactly what we've been hoping for.
But Let's face it, his conference, his convention speech was kind of rambling and didn't really go anywhere after the beginning.
This is why I have a lot of fears for the debate coming up.
And certainly I think the edges have been taken off of the movement.
I mean, I'm not, I'm not going to accuse him of backing down on immigration because I don't think that's really true, but there's not much else that I'm really Expecting at this point, it's essentially a conventional Republican candidacy, except we've got a much better position on immigration, which is something.
I mean, it's certainly a heck of a lot better than what you would have gotten from McCain or Bush or even Romney, but none of them were talking about mass deportation.
But I don't think it's quite the revolutionary potential that a lot of people were seeing in, say, 2016.
I completely disagree.
I think that the RNC up until Thursday was the RNC convention, I should say, in Milwaukee was utterly unwatchable.
I think that the parade of misfit toys that were presented for the viewing public was embarrassment.
And I believe that Thursday was nothing more than Donald Trump saying, I'm in charge of this day.
Everybody that I want up on stage is going to be my personal selection.
And you just have to realize Tucker Carlson gave the speech of his life where he basically
brought up that there's something happening, whether you want to believe it or not, there's
there is good in this world and there are good forces in this world.
And he talked about back in 2018 when Antifa showed up at his house, basically driving
him from Georgetown to to live in an undisclosed location in both Florida and Maine because
hundreds of people showed up at his home.
And you know, his wife had to hide in a cupboard.
I've been in that kitchen before many times and I know exactly where she hid.
It was it was disgusting to think about that and that that was allowed to happen and there were no repercussions.
And then, of course, you know, Franklin Graham, we don't need to get into your thoughts on Franklin Graham giving a talk.
But I thought it was that's very important to talk about just the spiritual aspect of the assassination attempt.
And I believe Jared Taylor just did a very good interview with all of the security Strange happenings that occurred when the assassination attempt was made in Pennsylvania and the fact that he was reading that chart on immigration and just happened to look at the right time.
I think that Dana White gave a great talk.
I think Kid Rock by incorporating the fight, fight, fight in the song.
I mean, again, that is going to, you know, so much of what happened at the RNC has been lost now because of the strange shenanigans of what's happened with Biden.
But then again, you have to look at what I would say it was the speech of his life, and this is somebody who's made millions and millions of dollars entertaining people around the world, and that's Hulk Hogan.
There's no reason that he should have been up on stage.
Nine years ago, he was canceled for using the N-word in a recorded tape with Bubba the
Love Sponge from his divorce horrors that were released during the Gawker trial, which
of course, Peter Thiel secretly funded Hulk Hogan's entire lawfare against Gawker, which
he won $125 million.
And Hogan was canceled because of all this.
He was persona non grata.
And now he's up on stage talking about my president, my hero, and going in and out of
being in character to Terry Boella and really speaking what I believe and talking about
You know, real America is a theme song in the World Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment.
And I think that was what the whole concept of Thursday was and which I loved.
I think that's I wish they I hope they pit real America versus this D.I.
America that encapsulates what the Democrats are right now.
And I truly believe that's where we're going to start going, because in the states that matter, where you talk about on Twitter all the time, the polls are too close in places like Wisconsin and Michigan.
They're too close in Pennsylvania.
They're too close in a lot of these places.
And it is going to be up to attracting the white working class vote, which stayed at home in 2020, as Ann Coulter Hammers over and over and over again.
And you've got to get those people to vote.
And how do you do that?
Well, what did Hulk Hogan talk about?
The price of food is too high.
The price of gas is too high.
The price of energy is too high.
This was not the case under Donald Trump.
You have to appeal to people where they're hurt the most.
And all Kamala Harris can do is appeal to people where they get dopamine hits by saying, oh, hey, like you said about Barack Obama.
We can finally end racism by electing a black female president.
This time it's going to be true, but she's Indian.
Maybe, who knows what she is.
I can't wait till Donald Trump makes a joke about Willie Brown and her, you know, being on her knees.
I know this is a family show, but we all know how she got her start.
I think there's going to be a lot of fun to be had, but in the meantime, there's a lot of mist surrounding the situation with Joe Biden.
And I think that, as you and I both agree on, and I think it's something that our listening audience needs to focus on, We are in the end stages of the American experiment, as it has been since the post-World War II era kicked off.
And this is beyond bizarre.
This is a third world type situation that we're witnessing with this strange transfer of power where Joe Biden, what, we were told he had COVID and we have not seen him.
Supposedly he has COVID.
I mean, if you want it to be Overly fair you would say that's the reason we haven't seen him is because he has kovat and Therefore he doesn't want to be on television or whatever else supposedly He's coughing away and everything else this was some of the articles that I read saying that he's basically in seclusion Hacking up a cough and like raging against all the people who stabbed him in the back
But, of course, how do we know this?
I mean, again, how do we know this statement is even his?
I mean, the question here is, does the Trump campaign know how to take on Biden?
I mean, already we're seeing, let's not forget how, or take on Harris.
The question is, if you remember how Harris was torpedoed in the Democratic primary, it
was basically because Tulsi Gabbard hit her from the left and said that you were a former
cop who prosecuted all these black men, and therefore you're culpable for mass incarceration
and blah, blah, blah, blah.
And she didn't really know what to say.
Well, apparently the Trump campaign is going to try to take the same tack.
I mean, again, the Trump campaign is completely obsessed with this idea of winning non-white votes.
They're completely obsessed with this idea of winning the votes of black men.
And so they're going to try to hit Kamala Harris from the left and basically said that she's too hard on crime.
I mean, this was sort of the same thing they used against Hillary Clinton with some effectiveness, but that was because the Clinton campaign didn't really know how to react to it.
I think that the Harris campaign is going to have a much easier time fending off these sorts of attacks, especially because they know what's coming.
And I'm not sure what the Aside from immigration, and that's a very big thing.
I mean, that's the biggest thing.
I'm not shortchanging that.
Certainly, for more than a decade, I would have laughed in your face if you had ever told me that a Republican would actually be good on this issue.
But aside from immigration, I'm not sure what the Trump campaign is about at this point.
To me, it seems like the edges have been Taken off quite a bit now.
Let's talk about JD Vance.
A lot of people on the hard right are very upset about this pick Some other because he comes out of the teal network.
He's connected to the national security state This is they would say that this is going to rededicate us to an interventionist foreign policy and and all of these sorts of things on the other hand I mean, compared to Pence, I think this is obviously a massive improvement.
It shows that they're not taking the Rust Belt for granted.
These are the kinds of states that they're going to need to win.
These are the states that Vance can win and that he's going to go after.
It shows they're going to focus on white working class outreach.
It shows they're going to focus on immigration.
It shows they're going to focus on wages.
It shows that they're going to focus on labor.
Does he really have any crossover appeal?
Because what I think you're going to see is you're going to see Harris and then either the Democratic governor of Kentucky or Josh Shapiro, Democratic governor in Pennsylvania, one of those two.
And they're going to go after the moderates.
And given that they're going to have monolithically positive media coverage, I think this race is going to be a lot closer than people expect.
The complacency on the Republican side reminds me of nothing so much as the so-called red wave in 2022, where you had people going up and down and left and right, saying because of inflation and this, that and the other thing, that the Republicans were going to deliver this crushing victory.
And then, of course, nothing of the sort occurred.
If nothing else, this whole saga shows the incredible discipline of the Democratic leadership and the fact that their people
follow orders and that they're able to unite their entire party basically overnight around a
new candidate and more importantly around new narratives. Now the Democrats are the ones saying that
age matters, that it's perfectly legitimate to say that a candidate is too old and that the
real problem is that Donald Trump is too old.
Yeah, I mean again I'm a big fan of J.D.
Vance.
I think that was a spectacular pick.
There's another guy I would have gone with, but whatever.
I think he will play a role in the administration.
And that is Ron DeSantis.
You yourself, we were filming a couple hours right before J.D.
Vance was was made the was announced as the pick as vice presidential candidate.
And he was excoriated by the media for talking about how he wants to be buried at his family plot in Kentucky.
and be with his ancestors.
And he talked about how America was a nation of people, not ideas.
I think that that caused heads to explode by the left, by our media run state.
You can't say that.
And it was it's the fact that, again, that he was attacked for dropping, I believe, white nationalist Easter eggs for talking about wanting to be buried in his family plot with six, seven generations of his family.
because he's honoring his ancestors. And I think that's something very spectacular. I know some
of our listeners will point out, well, wait a second, didn't he marry an Indian?
Whatever you want to say about that, that's not for me to comment on.
Someone's personal choice wouldn't be something that I would do.
But at the same time, I believe that he does represent something vital to winning the white working class vote to actually show up at the polls in Wisconsin and show up at the polls in Michigan.
You know, Ohio is probably the reddest state.
Ohio is probably redder now than even Florida.
So Ohio doesn't matter.
But guess what?
Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ohio.
And Wisconsin are absolutely vital.
And I think, as you've noted, also Southern Virginia is beginning to stir.
And you're seeing a lot of people really all across Virginia, which is a very, very white state overall, outside of Northern Virginia.
Their, you know, 2022, Yunkin did win that state in somewhat of a shocking victory over Terry McAuliffe.
There's a lot of interesting things to take from what's happening.
I just think that the idea that the words real American were used over and over again that day, and what Tucker talked about, I think that Tucker is going to be giving a lot of speeches.
And I think that he represents a key voice for moving forward with this administration.
Because I think one of the things that you care about, let's say Trump wins, I think the most important thing is going to be staffing.
And it's going to be who are Who composes this new second Trump administration?
It's really Trump 2.0.
It's really the reset.
Because again, what can the media do?
Are they going to do another Russia hoax immediately right off the bat that Jeff Sessions has to recuse himself from?
I think that this is going to be a dirt.
It's going to be, you know, they've thrown as much as they can at this guy.
And I just believe that now is the time to, like you said, rally around a message.
I think it's real America versus post 1965 immigration America, this DEI America, and the
beautiful thing about the pushback against DEI that Chris Rufo has led and Ron DeSantis has led, in a
lot of ways, you're seeing corporate America abandon the DEI push. We saw that with the tractor
store.
Is it tractor supply?
Am I wrong?
Am I wrong on that?
That basically said they're no longer going to donate to left-wing causes or any of this stuff?
Yeah, it was tractor supply, and now you're seeing a lot of pressure being put on John Deere, but Deere hasn't backed down yet.
Yeah, but Microsoft has said that they're no longer really going after DEI.
DEI, yeah.
And I think this is important, because again, if you're going to have a multiracial society, the only way that it's going to work is if you back away from racial divisions and the lack of access to power for
certain minority groups when they're collectively, when individually they're aggregated
collectively. And you have to have merit. And that's the only way you can do that or else you're just
going to have resentment.
And again, this experiment's failed, we know it's failed, and we know we can never go back, because why would black and brown people who exist really as parasites on our society, why would they ever give up the so-called Gibbs that they've been receiving for so many decades?
I mean, we just celebrated the landing on the moon on July 20th, 1969, so just a few days ago.
And one of the things that I'm most proud of in my life was researching the book, Whitey and the Moon,
and finding this picture in Jet Magazine back in 2014 of this just obese black woman.
I think it says, billions for space, pennies for the poor.
And she's got a stroller with her little daughter, and she has the sign, and she's just so cool.
the reason that picture is everywhere online, right?
Like, you personally.
I found that, and I laughed, I couldn't stop laughing, and because if you look at- We've seen it everywhere just today.
If you look at the image, it is, it's such a crappy, the original image, it's like from a- Oh, 100%, yeah, you did a terrible job scanning it.
I took a, I took a, um, I may have actually scanned it, actually.
I don't know.
I'm pretty sure I took a screenshot on an iPhone, because at that point, I had promised my wife that I, with our first daughter being born, I was never going to have a smartphone, because I didn't want to be on it all the time.
But I think that was right before I gave it up.
And I just saw this image.
And when you look at the meme, it's like the Know Your Meme website.
I'm like, God, that is that awful image that I took where it's so bad.
I've actually still got the Jet Magazine.
I should go up there and go upstairs and rescan it. I still think that the day that
Elon Musk's tweet that out, and he understands what that actually represents, because
the one thing the Heritage Foundation did that was really great was they talked about how many trillions
of dollars were wasted on the Great Society and all these scams that could have been put forth
to actually benefiting all of humanity.
And I mean, again, that's probably where you and I differ.
I do believe that we should have a vision for humanity, but we should have a vision for humanity that respects racial differences, the biological differences of race, because Race is not a social construct.
The social construct is equality, and mandated equality, and the belief that black people are somehow relentless victims of omnipresent white racism.
That's what's keeping them down.
And of course, we know that's not the case.
And we know that from the stuff that Trump is talking about, About the anti-white nature of stuff.
He's got the right people in his ear.
But again, I'd like to actually go back to the RNC and ask you a question.
Why in the world is he attacking Buhari, the president of El Salvador?
The two explanations that I've seen are one is that it's a in before preemption type thing because he has no intention of actually being tough on crime.
This is this would back up the idea that they're going to go after Kamala Harris for being too tough on crime.
So they're going to go after El Salvador because he wants to be liked.
I mean, this is Trump's tragic flaws.
He wants to be liked by the people who hate him.
And he wants the good people to think well of him.
And I think that kind of complex has driven so much of what he's been able to achieve.
And he's undeniably a great man.
But it's just not there.
There's the follow through.
And I think part of it is he He sees these accusations of authoritarianism and by triangulating against El Salvador, he can show that he's not like this guy.
The other more terrible explanation is that this is essentially he's confident and that this is essentially an invitation to El Salvador to do business.
Let's not forget Don Jr.
I believe was at his inauguration in El Salvador.
I think Matt Gaetz is down there now.
Touring the prisons so if you say well, you know Trump's Trump world is against El Salvador Well, that's clearly not true at all because a lot of figures who were very closely tied to the former president are very tight with the president of El Salvador right now and that essentially he's he's doing this because of This guy's going to have to come to terms with Trump.
El Salvador, a lot some would say, has been cozying up more to China, trying to break away from the American bloc, and therefore Trump is going to try to re-establish the leadership of the United States in this area of the world.
And is going to force this guy to bend the knee.
That said, some of the claims, specific claims that were being made are not true.
You know, the idea that, oh, well, he's just sending our criminals here.
Well, immigration from El Salvador is down 60% since it took over because it turns out if the country is not filled with crime, people don't want to leave.
And if the economy is doing better, they have less reason to come here for work.
So if you're looking for a solution to illegal immigration, what's happening in El Salvador now is The solution.
It's not the problem.
Precisely.
And so it is one of those weird things, because you're right.
I mean, look, Bukele's record is better than Trump's, and it's not particularly close.
It's not even debatable.
It's not even debatable.
I think he's shown the way, and I think one of the horror Things about our open border policy is that Venezuela's crime and overall homicide rate has dropped so precipitously because a lot of those people are here.
A lot of those people who would be committing the crimes, the homicides in Venezuela, they are now in the United States.
And I think that's one of the reasons why it was so refreshing.
You know, it was build the wall in 2016.
In 2024, it was deport.
It was deportation now.
I can't remember what the sign said.
Hold on.
I've got it somewhere.
That's undeniable growth.
That's undeniable growth.
And there was certainly an energy to the RNC and an optimism.
was mass deportation now is what the sign said and it was this I mean this
people and it's just like that's undeniable growth that's undeniable
growth and there were certainly an energy to the RNC and an optimism it's
just has that all been essentially wasted because they subbed in a
It reminds me, I mean, I'm from New Jersey, so I just want to tell this quick story for those of you who don't know.
There was a guy, Robert Torricelli, Senator Robert Torricelli of New Jersey, Democrat, rising star.
His nickname was like the Torch or something like that.
They were going to build him up to be the next big thing.
And then he got involved, it's New Jersey, so he got involved in some sort of corruption deal or some sort of scandal.
And the Republican congressman who there are some Republican congressman from New Jersey, believe it or not, who had gotten the GOP Senate nomination was winning in the polls.
And the Democrats immediately panicked because it looked like they were going to lose this very critical Senate seat.
And it was past the deadline where they're allowed to do this on the ballot.
There were all these laws and rules saying you're not allowed to substitute anybody at this point.
This is what they're going to do.
So what happens?
They get it in front of a judge.
The judge basically goes, well, the law says this, but if I don't make this judgment, people will be denied the choice to vote for the candidate they really want to vote for.
Therefore, all of these laws and rules don't actually matter.
And he throws it out.
They sub in Senator Frank Lautenberg, who had been retired at this point, if you want to talk about age.
This very elderly ex-senator, they sub him in as the Senate nominee.
Everybody votes blue, no matter who.
Democrats win.
Republicans go down to defeat.
Democrats hold control of that Senate seat.
That's the way the Democratic Party does business.
There's actually a lot to admire about that.
And I think they may have just pulled off the same thing with Harris.
Now, I don't think Harris is the most formidable candidate.
I think Trump can definitely win this, but it's going to be a lot tougher to beat her than it was to beat Biden.
The counter argument is that Biden did actually have a kind of inherent appeal in a lot of these Rust Belt states.
I mean, his superpower was basically draining the share of the white working class vote in these states that Trump needed to win.
Let's not forget how close 2020 really was.
And all that needed to happen were a few thousand voters in a few of these little states.
And Biden was really good at winning some of those voters.
Is Harris going to be as effective winning those voters?
I don't know.
The Democrats who are very focused on winning, if you notice, the only guys who they're talking about as vice presidential candidates are white people and Jewish people.
Those are the only people that they're talking about as being VPs.
There's no women of color, there's no blacks, there's no none of this.
They're gonna pick somebody who is not black and not Hispanic to be the vice president.
And they're doing it because they know exactly who they need to win.
And those are the type of people who Biden was good at winning.
Yeah, you know, one of the great things that we've seen is... I actually want to say one thing on CNN.
I saw, which made my, you know, I couldn't believe they had said this.
I'm trying to remember who it was, but they they're talking about Shapiro in Pennsylvania.
Now, he gave a speech after the Trump assassination attempt.
It's his state, of course.
And he took sort of the Obama line in 2008.
You know, this is the time for unity.
We are not Democrats.
We're not Republicans.
We're all Americans.
He doesn't rise to the bait.
He gives the kind of speech that You would want if Normie would want to hear at this moment.
So this raised his political profile considerably.
And so they're all talking about this guy being vice presidential nominee and they television hosts are basically speculating like well, but he's Jewish.
So therefore he might have some like liabilities now.
I don't know if they mean.
Presumably they mean all because the Republicans are so evil that they're gonna hate him forever But also frankly on the Democratic side.
You've got the whole split over Israel and We'll see how that turns out whether that affects turnout at all I don't I don't think it will but I mean it's possible in some of these states it wouldn't take much in Michigan if with somebody like Cornel West or somebody like that to really screw up their turnout operation and But the fact that they're even talking about it in just this very ruthlessly pragmatic, nonjudgmental way that like, look, this is the political reality and we got to deal with it.
They are laser focused on winning and they're going to do whatever it takes to win.
And I think the Republicans are very wrong to be complacent about this.
So you mean to tell me that there's no hope of the former candidate for the Georgia governor being the running mate?
Now, somehow I don't think Stacey Abrams is going to Take her demotion from president of the Galactic Federation, or whatever she was, to being the new vice-presidential nominee.
I mean, this is the funny thing about Abrams, though.
I was walking by with a Walmart, and some of these, like, terrible kids books that she's written are, like, still on sale.
I mean, this is the key with a failed Democratic politician, is even if they lose, even if they crash and burn, professionally, they're set for life.
Professionally, they get to be millionaires.
Professionally, they're all hooked up.
It just does not work that way with people on the right.
I mean you either you win or you die and that's just it.
And I think that the problem of A network.
It's not just a human capital.
It's sort of a chicken and the egg problem.
But I think it's the fact that there's not really a patron client network for the right.
And so the only times the guys on the right can actually get anywhere professionally
is if they either just win in office every single time or they sell out and become corporate lobbyists.
For the Democrats, it doesn't matter how extreme you are, it doesn't matter how far you go,
it doesn't matter what kind of crazy claims you make.
I mean, remember Abrams was saying over and over and over again that she actually won the election
and that it was stolen and she was an election denier, right, the worst crime imaginable.
But it's led to nothing but success for her.
Even though there's no actual career to speak of, even though there's no actual accomplishments to speak of,
even though the kinds of things that she said would be utterly disqualifying for anybody on the right,
even though from our point of view, again, Wilkmore correct.
Her entire political strategy was essentially the great replacement, was essentially, Georgia used to be majority white, now it's not, that means a candidate like me can win because we don't need these white people anymore.
I mean, it was that crude.
I mean, I've read the internal documents, I wrote about it in American Renaissance.
And yet, everybody was like, well, this is great, she's a hero.
Whereas if a white person that said the same thing, I mean, you're basically accused of supporting terrorism.
It's funny you bring up the whole 2022 red wave because one of the interesting aspects of 2022 was Brian Kemp crushing.
Stacey Abrams and the rematch.
Everybody thought that it was gonna be a lot closer and it wasn't because Georgia had done the necessary steps to secure the election.
And I think that's why no one even talks about Georgia being a, being, it will be a battleground state.
It will probably go 53, maybe 54 to 46 for Trump.
Because again, the voting age is still heavily white in that state and whites in the South You're getting close to 75, 80% of the white vote for Donald Trump in these places.
And all you have to do in a state like Wisconsin, or a state like Pennsylvania, or a state like Michigan, where the electorate is far wider, or Virginia, just get close to 65% of the white vote.
Holy gosh, it's not even going to be close.
And so that's where this race turning into a You know, a real America versus D.I.
America.
I do.
I have started to see that a lot where she's painted this D.I.
candidate.
And I like that because there is that negative connotation that people understand now on the right.
You know, it's and so that's where I'm hoping things go.
Well, you know, obviously you're up against the media machine.
She'll be on all the shows.
She'll be on the late night shows.
They'll just be gloating over this.
But again, we still don't know what's going to happen.
We still don't know if there's going to be some weird announcement from Biden.
You know, again, where is he?
And, you know, again, this is not a conspiratorial show, but the question that we need to know, when are we going to actually see a presentation?
When is he going to put out a video?
When are we going to know that Joe Biden is still somewhat sentient?
Because that's my question at this point.
Who's running the country?
And, you know, that's the whole greatness of this whole episode, because I want to see democracy discredited.
Not in darkness, but in the light.
Democracy doesn't die in darkness.
Democracy dies when we all get to see what democracy actually represents, and when the light shines on it.
And I think that's the most important thing that The Washington Post gets wrong.
They keep democracy alive by deceit.
And now we're seeing the deceit of the media-run state before our eyes.
And that, to me, is such a white pill, because you can't unchange that for your average voter who Who now who now wonders, oh, God, is this some sort of palace coup by the Bidens?
Are they going to try and get Michelle on the ballot?
I mean, that's the kind of thing that normal Americans are wondering what's going on right now.
And, you know, we're connected in ways that most people can't conceive to politics.
If you look at the Twitter accounts that we have, you know, we're on there a lot talking about stuff and paying attention.
Most people, Mr. Hood, they're worried about putting food on the table and they go to the grocery store and they're shocked at prices.
They're shocked at what they're able to buy now.
They're shocked at what they're not able to buy now to provide for their family.
I just read a story where McDonald's, because they just brought that $5 meal back, they're seeing and they're expecting one of their most profitable quarters ever because that's what people are able to afford right now.
And, you know, if you want four more years of this, vote for Kamala Harris.
If you want an energy-dependent United States, again, we're not endorsing candidates.
I'm just putting words in the mouth of the operatives within the RNC.
If you want a prosperous America where we get inflation down and we try and become energy-dependent again, like we were in 2020, you go the other way.
But you also have to realize that if you go with Kamala Harris, the racial resentment, the anti-whiteness that we saw during the Biden administration, the two terms, especially the second term, is only going to get worse.
And it's the triumphant language of, wow, old America's dead.
This is what America looks like now, Kamala Harris.
All right, I guess that's it.
So, and I think that's why 2024 is such a vital election.
And that's why I hate the people on Twitter who are still, who are still attacking and not coalescing
around candidate Donald J. Trump.
I mean, again, you go back and I go back to what Hulk Hogan said at the RNC when he was like, this guy took a bullet, you know, they tried to kill my president.
And it is, that's the most shocking thing I think about all this a week after what happened in Pennsylvania.
It's already not news.
It's astonishing, you know, it's astonishing.
It actually never happened.
I actually think what's going to happen is they're going to come out with something At some point and say like, well, he didn't, he wasn't actually hit by the bullet.
It was actually fragments from the teleprompter or something else, or they'll come up with something that kind of shortchange it.
And everyone will just sort of forget the fact that somebody actually died there.
This actually was an attack set up by either malice or incompetence by the Secret Service.
Secret Service head is on the Hill right now being grilled by Congress.
But I mean, there's just something so tiresome about these hearings.
Now, of course, She's not resigning.
She's not accepting any accountability.
She says the Secret Service failed, but she's not resigning because you don't actually hold anybody accountable for these things.
And All the Republicans are making the little speeches and showboating for the camera, and there's just something so tiresome about it, because they're doing this because they think they're going to get points on Fox News, or maybe they'll win a news cycle or two at home.
But it's not the same thing as exercising power.
It's not the same thing as exercising oversight.
And no one is going to be held accountable for this and nothing is going to change.
And it was actually the Trump campaign that actually went out there and said, hey, stop making fun of the women's secret service agents because they're super badass.
And this is great because we got women holding guns.
Isn't that totally awesome?
So the political, any kind of political momentum for change about this whole thing?
Whether it be getting rid of DEI standards at the highest levels of the bureaucracies where we actually need people to do a job, where it's not just a jobs program for incompetence, whether it's going to be an investigation as to what really happened, or whether it's even just going to be soul-searching in the national media about some of the rhetoric that's been directed against Donald Trump, all that's gone.
Nothing's going to happen.
And I think the latest poll was that a third of Democrats wish that he had been killed.
A third of Democrats who are willing to say that they wish he had been killed.
Yeah, and I think there's also a large number of Democrats who don't believe it even happened
who question whether it happened or not.
I mean, what, Keith Olbermann's out there saying, no, it didn't happen using the same
rhetoric that a certain gentleman from Austin, Texas got sued, what, a billion dollars for?
I mean, it's so obvious the disconnect now between those who have some taste of the buffet of power that democracy allows in this media-run state and those who are attacking it.
I mean, it's tiresome.
You're right.
This hearing, I've seen some of the clips, and it's just like, hey, Donald, just hire Eric Prince to do security and get the I mean, that would actually be, there's a lot of guys talking, guys from, you know, Passage Press and some of these sort of aligned groups, and they're saying, you know, this is an opportunity for some creativity, for some energy, hiring Prince, hiring people like that.
Incidentally, I'll say one thing, because a lot of people may not like Eric Prince because of his views on foreign policy, but he definitely won a lot of points with me when he went on Twitter and he talked about being a delegate for Buchanan.
I was like, man, I like him a lot better now.
Yeah, that's what he said on Twitter.
So I give him major points to that.
And I know some people who have met him, you know, from military and stuff who were in Blackwater and they all have the highest things to speak of.
I don't know anyone who's ever met him or talked to him who has a bad thing to say about him.
So that obviously counts for a lot.
I've never met him, but I know guys who obviously were stacking bodies in Afghanistan and stuff and they, they talked to him.
But in any event, I think that.
There was a lot of speculation saying that Trump... What's that?
Stacking bodies in New Orleans, Katrina, too, right now.
Yeah, right.
That's a conspiracy theory.
That's a conspiracy theory.
Cynthia McKinney notwithstanding, right?
Not according to Chris Kyle.
Chris Kyle said he was on the roof of the Superdome.
Dude, if they had had YouTube back then, can you imagine the kind of footage we would have been getting?
Oh, man.
I mean, that's one of the things that the story will never really be told.
But you know, some grimy stuff went down in New Orleans.
Especially in the Superdome.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
There was a lot of grimy, grimy shenanigans happening on all fronts there from members of all races.
But in any event, Trump is not going to do something like that.
I mean, we've memed him into something.
That he's not and then and this is I want to return to the point you made about people not coalescing around Trump.
Here's the thing.
I think the essential argument first of all, I'm going to proceed this by saying I am not overly optimistic about the election.
So people who were already saying like, oh, he's not going to do anything and this and that it's like, well, I mean, he needs to win.
Right.
He needs to actually win the election and the complacency and the idea that, oh, it's just guaranteed he's going to win.
It's just astonishing to me after 2020.
And then and these are the same people who are like, oh, it's rigged and everything else.
Nothing has changed on that front.
And then, of course, 2022, which I think is an even more devastating Blow to this idea of complacency.
The idea that Trump is just guaranteed to win and that we don't need to do anything and everybody can already afford to start piling on him, I think is completely wrong.
But I will say this.
The people who are saying, well, Trump is not going to do anything.
He's become a conventional Republican candidate.
He's not carrying through in the revolutionary potential.
This isn't what MAGA is all about.
I think all of that is essentially true.
I think that the arguments against Trump, from that point of view, are correct.
The only thing I would take issue with is the idea that he's somehow different than what he was in 16.
I mean, people are like, oh, well, he's connected to the Teal Network if people think that's a bad thing.
It's like, all right, well, Teal spoke at the RNC in 2016.
Like, oh, well, you know, he's not socially conservative.
It's like, well, the first Republican presidential candidate who endorsed gay marriage explicitly was Donald Trump.
I mean, Donald Trump as a candidate was endorsing it when Barack Obama as a candidate was not.
The idea that, oh, well, Trump is, he's not a non-interventionist when it comes to foreign policy.
Well, I mean, he opposed the Iraq War, but at no point when he was running did anybody, could anybody have any illusions that he promised a radical break with American foreign policy regarding support of Israel, regarding taking on Iran, regarding having a strong military and having huge defense budgets and all the rest of it.
I mean, none of this is particularly new.
So the question is not, is he going to carry through all these things?
Instead, how could you have thought that he ever was going to carry through all these things?
I mean, at no point was he really a revolutionary candidate, except in the fact that he talked about immigration, and he talked about trade in ways that were different than Republicans who have come before.
And in those two issues, he's completely transformed the Republican Party.
But on everything else, like, yeah, I mean, he is basically just a Republican, but he's never really pretended to be anything other than that.
No.
And like you said, he's been memed into something that he's not.
And guess what?
A large majority of Republicans want that.
Well, that's that's the online rhetoric is very different from the boomers who actually control the party.
I mean, again, Go to a Republican Party meeting.
Go to the precinct meetings.
Go to the party state federations and all the rest of it and go talk to what normal Republicans are like.
They are not the people you see on Twitter.
They're just not.
And you can complain about it and you can say that's right or it's wrong or whatever, but it's a generational thing and it's also a media thing.
I mean, again, if you haven't done it for a while, just watch Fox News for like a day and see what, I mean, that's what the average Republican thinks about, actually not even the average Republican, that's what the average conservative thinks about.
And that's going to be very different than what you're going to see on X.
No, you're right.
I mean, again, one of the things, X is such a fascinating site because, again, that's where we learned that Joe Biden was not seeking the nomination for 2024.
It broke there.
And then, you know, it's been said since Elon Musk bought it that it was hemorrhaging users and it had lost its relevancy and it couldn't be more relevant right now.
I, you know, having been around on Facebook and look around on Facebook, I'm kind of shocked at what your boomers are posting on there, some of the memes that people post, which are far more explicit than you can imagine.
And one of the things we haven't talked about that we're seeing the shift in sort of the elite, you know, Mark Zuckerberg, of all people, talked about how that was one of the most badass things he's ever seen when Donald Trump stood up, raised his fist with the American flag in the background.
You know, there is a reality that You know, those in power probably wonder what another four years with Democrats going to be like.
You're going to see a mass exodus of people from failed cities.
Of course, they'll bring their politics with them.
But I just think that there's an opening right now.
And Elon Musk has shown that.
You know, Elon Musk is putting out some of the greatest tweets imaginable right now.
He's tweeting out about white replacement in movies.
He tweeted out that great one of all the red characters, all the redhead characters that have been made multiracial.
And it's it's it's I don't want to say that and to discredit individuals like us who are trying to do stuff.
But when someone like that, the richest man on the planet.
is tweeting out these memes and getting people to talk about it.
You know, one of the things you don't see a lot anymore are a lot of articles attacking,
a lot of hit pieces attacking Twitter anymore.
It's almost as if the left understands that.
It's giving up.
Do you remember when you had people talking about threads?
You had all these articles talking about threads the supposed Twitter killer and that that was gonna kill X and everything else I mean, that's just completely gone.
Nobody believes that anymore blue sky, which was sort of the Democrat equivalent to X and this is gonna be a big thing That's completely gone.
Nobody cares about that anymore Andrew Torba who runs gab and I'm glad gab exists, but I mean, where do you see Andrew Torba posting his stuff?
He's posting it on an axe And so, Musk has won.
I mean, they took their shot at him.
The entire national media took their shot at him.
Musk has won.
Now, whether they can eventually bring him down via lawfare, I don't know.
I will say this, if Harris does win, I would not trust any of Musk's companies to be in operation very long into her term, because they're going to break his spine.
I mean, they're not going to let a level of elite defection take place like this ever again.
There's an argument made that you've got that right before Biden dropped out.
You had a number of wealthy people moving over to the Trump camp, not just Musk, but you had Bill Ackman, you had a few other financiers, you had a pile of donations coming in.
The RNC has well over 100 million now when they were basically scraping the barrel not too long ago.
Now that's being reversed and the people who And the Democrats really forced Biden out more than anybody else with the donors, because they were the ones who basically said, we are not going to donate anymore until Biden gets out.
They will sign checks for Harris.
Supposedly, the Democrats raised something like $45 million within a day of Harris announcing that she would be running.
And Biden's supposed endorsement, whether he actually endorsed her or not, that's a separate issue.
I think that The question is, the wealthy and the powerful, are they actually reconciling themselves to a Trump term?
I think they're willing to accept it, but I don't think that the system is pushing for Trump the way some people think it is.
I think you're going to see a level of media neuroticism and fanaticism more extreme than you saw in 2016 because it's born out of fear.
And it's really going to happen this time.
And if Harris does win, I think the persecution that you saw at the beginning of the Biden term is just going to be as nothing as what's waiting for us in 2025.
Yeah, you know, one of the things that I think the beautiful thing about where I agree with that, I think that Elon Musk probably understands that his contracts with SpaceX and a lot of his AI stuff that he has with NASA, I think that those would come under increased scrutiny, especially when you look at the DOJ that's investigated for the lack of black employees, the lack of refugees.
I think that was actually the lawsuit against SpaceX was a lack of refugees.
employed by SpaceX, and he was like, well, because they have to go through a security clearance to
be able to work on these projects. We're basically doing NASA's job because NASA's job under
Barack Obama was Muslim outreach, if you remember that, under the guy's name was Charles Bolton.
I might have the name wrong, but whatever. One of the goofy boomer talking points. But again,
Elon Musk has a vision for humanity, and that vision runs up against the racial realities of
And I go, I remember it vividly.
He talks about idiocracy.
And he talks about his fear that the most intelligent people won't have enough kids.
about Elon Musk and I mentioned his, a great book that was written about him about a decade ago.
And he goes, do you remember the last page of the book? And I go, I remember it vividly. He talks
about idiocracy and he talks about his fear that the most intelligent people won't have enough
kids. And that's our duty is to have more kids than those who are less intelligent. And I looked
at him, I'm like, yeah, I agree with that completely. I think that movie hit it on the,
hit it correctly on, on the head. And that's when I realized I loved Elon Musk. The fact that he
He would talk about the Mike Judge film, Idiocracy, from 2006.
Thank you.
I think that's what this election kind of comes down to.
Yeah, it's basically horizontal life versus vertical life, yeast life versus aerobic life.
Yeah, exactly.
It all does come back to that picture that I think this is one of your great mimetic contributions to the world is finding that picture of the people Protesting the moon launch and holding the obese black woman holding the sign saying millions for space, pennies for welfare, pennies for the poor.
Billions for space.
And she's giving you that look like you see from the black women in Congress who are just sort of like, mm-hmm, you never thought about this point before.
Like, yeah, we're paying for your giant BMI right there.
Like, even back then we were paying for it.
And we're expected to just continue paying for it forever.
That is what the election is about because at this point the country is basically bankrupt.
If you look at the amount of money that's being put toward interest payments, the only way they're going to be able to keep this thing going is with a crazy disruption when it comes to foreign policy.
The border is completely uncontrolled.
None of the programs work, but I don't think any of the programs are supposed to work anymore.
And this is the thing which I think a lot of people on our side really underestimate.
I don't think a lot of people really care At this point, if you showed them a study being like, hey, Head Start, even though you spend this amount of money, actually has no impact on performance.
I don't think that matters.
It's the intention that matters.
It's that line from the British movie they made about the National Health Service, where, well, if it fails, we have failed the idea.
The idea itself has not failed.
And you see this already with the Harris candidacy, where they're comparing her to the people who went into the Little Rock schools and desegregated the schools and the civil rights protesters and everything else.
Now, of course, she had nothing to do with any of that.
Even if you would think that was a good thing, which it was not, but even if you do, she had nothing to do with any of that.
I mean, the very first article ever put out about her is in the Los Angeles Times, which describes her as a child of privilege, because both of her parents were college professors.
And she wasn't even really considered black until fairly late in her career.
She was basically considered, you know, a typical Brahmin elite of Indians.
And her father, who was the, who I think is where the African lineage comes from, is from Jamaica. And basically the only
time he's ever popped up in media was to trash her for saying that she did drugs, which she
apparently never did, and faulting her for playing identity politics and saying that she was raised to
work hard and not try to claim victim status. I mean, everything about her candidacy is a fraud,
but it doesn't matter. Because people are so bought into this Hollywood image that American identity
fundamentally comes out of the civil rights movement, the so-called civil rights movement.
And there's one long fight against racism and sexism and oppression and homophobia and the rest of it.
And the outcome of these feelings and the programs that are put in place to carry forward this ideology, even if it's a complete disaster and even if everybody spends their entire lives moving away from the consequences of all this, Nobody ever connects the dots.
Nobody ever thinks, hey, maybe these ideas are wrong because the ideas are the only thing they know, and they're going to pursue this no matter what.
And I think people are going to learn to their sorrow in the 2024 election just how powerful an ideology, what's really a religious worldview, can be.
It has nothing to do with whether people find Harris charismatic, whether they think she's qualified for the job, whether they like her, whether they think she's going to be good at it.
She's black.
She's a woman.
She fits into these categories.
That is all you need.
I think that the Trump campaign is being very foolish and not taking this very seriously.
I think people online are being very foolish if they underestimate her.
And with that, I'll let you close it out.
Yeah, I know.
I mean, this is this is going to be a very interesting next couple weeks to see how things are framed and also to see if we if if the Biden family strikes back because the Biden family, they pretty much represent the great sociopaths that have unfortunately been in charge of our country during The post-World War II era of this enshrining civil rights as the state religion, and anybody who is daring to point out that the emperor has no clothes, that, hey, like you said about Little Rock, why don't we talk about what Little Rock looks like right now, the school system?
Why don't we talk about what Selma, Alabama looks like?
Why don't we talk about what Jackson, Mississippi, what Memphis, what Birmingham, Alabama,
as Tucker Carlson noted in his interview with Steve Saylor.
No one ever talks about what these cities look like, the consequences of this state religion.
And now we're gonna get to see it on the macro level.
We saw with Brock, we saw what's happened.
We've all lived under the tyranny.
They're talking about in St. Louis, naming a street in front of the city hall
after Michael Brown, a guy who tried to kill Darren Wilson back in 2014 Ferguson.
because that helped to coalesce black leaders and black elected officials.
That's what they wanted.
No one cares about what happened to St.
Louis, the exodus that's happened of good people.
And I think that why this election matters so much and why this next couple of weeks are going to be so fascinating is the Biden family is probably seething because they're going to wonder now, do they have the protection for Hunter, for everything that was connected to that, as I called it, the buffet of power that democracy allows.
Because again, like you said, there is no figurehead or there is just a figurehead.
There's the shadowy and shadowy individuals in control.
Don't want to get all John Birchie here.
But that's kind of what we're thinking now.
And I think that's my great thought.
And I'll close with this is.
Did they realize from polls that Joe Biden was so bad that that's the reason why they trotted him out there?
To be just embarrassed and humiliated in front of Donald Trump, when Donald Trump pulled all of his punches.
I mean, the media was very hard.
If you remember that first debate, they asked him, the border is a colossal chaos.
What are you doing about it?
You've been president.
You presided over it.
And he had no idea how to answer it.
And you have to wonder what a setup that was.
And now you've got Kamala, who's coming in again.
Correct me if I'm wrong, Mr. Hood.
Doesn't she have to still secure the nomination?
I mean, is she just being, is she just getting it by force?
I mean, they've already got it.
A bunch of states have already pledged their delegates to her.
I mean, there are all these rules and everything else that might technically make this a problem, but nobody cares.
I mean, this is the key here.
If Biden had actually decided to fight it, or if he was allowed to fight it, I should say, there's no way they could have taken it away from him.
And that's what makes it surprising is that There's no mechanism within the party rules for the delegates to be taken away from Biden unless he agreed to it.
Now, supposedly he's agreed to it, whether he actually did or not, or whether this was some sort of a coup, as some were saying, or there's some other weird thing going on.
Who knows?
And we're never going to know.
The most innocent explanation is basically they're sick with COVID and then his family got around him and in a weakened state basically convinced him that he can't do this anymore.
And so he agreed, but on the condition that he's not resigning the presidency and that's where we are now.
But I think that's, that's the situation we're in.
And there's a lot that's going to develop over the next couple of weeks.
But the key here is that Kamala Harris It has a whole system behind her, whereas I'm not really sure Trump really does.
And I think we're all, the story of this election is we're about to discover how powerful that system can really be.
Hey, I'll end with this.
I don't even know if Donald Trump has a secret service behind him.
Yeah, who knows?
Well, he should.
That's where we are.
And I think that's why so many people, just to end on a kind of a white pill, the RNC was very, Thursday, don't even think about the RNC from Monday through Wednesday.
It was a parade of non-entities.
Except for J.D.
Vance's speech, which was great, and it was attacked as laying white nationalist Easter eggs for what he said about America being a nation.
And I think that's where you've got to go.
You've got to say real America exists, and other people are going to come along to articulate what the left fears Donald Trump represents.
All Donald Trump has to continue to do is raise that fist, fight, fight, fight, you know, point out that the person who died in the shooting was a great American, the 50-year-old firefighter who died shielding his family, protecting his family.
And that's a type of honor and courage you can't replicate.
And that's the type of courage that I think we're going to have to have moving forward, because it's going to get very weird out there in the next couple of weeks, next month, next few months with the Kamala Harris stuff.
Really, that's why we're here, because to say it straight and to say that the only way forward is to embrace the whiteness that made America great, and we can make it great again, but we have to admit that as long as whiteness is demonized, we're going to be stuck in this situation where people like Kamala Harris rise to the top.
That's not the cream of the rice at the top.
No, that's what it is to be prevented at all costs.
So with that, we're going to close it out.
I'm Gregory Hood.
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