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July 27, 2024 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor
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Like It or Not, Here Comes Kamala
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Just a few days after Joe Biden announced he was not running for re-election, and just a few days after she was telling us that he would have a great second term, Kamala Harris seems to have a lock on the Democrat nomination.
There's a lot to say about Kamala, but first, let her speak for herself.
This is from her failed 2020 campaign for president.
She explains why equal treatment isn't good enough.
So there's a big difference between equality and equity.
Equality suggests, oh, everyone should get the same amount.
The problem with that, not everybody's starting out from the same place.
So if we're all getting the same amount, but you started out back there and I started out over here, we could get the same amount, but you're still going to be that far back behind me.
It's about giving people the resources and the support they need so that everyone can be.
on equal footing and then compete on equal footing.
equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place.
you you you you you you you
Note that the entire surface of the earth has to rise to lift the poor BIPOC out of the hole he has lived in all his life so he can catch up with the privileged white guy.
That's equity, moving heaven and earth to get non-whites equal to whites.
We'll get back to equity, but first let's see how Kamala got the way she is.
Her parents are Donald Harris, a light-skinned black from Jamaica, and Shyamala Gopalan from India.
They met in the United States as PhD students.
Kamala has, of course, written an autobiography.
Only one so far, unlike Barack Obama, who had written two by age 45. And hers is called The Truths We Hold.
Sounds positively Jeffersonian.
In the book she writes of her mother, she and my father met and fell in love at Berkeley while participating in the Civil Rights Movement.
She also writes, My parents often brought me in a stroller with them to civil rights marches.
I have young memories of a sea of legs moving about, of the energy and shouts and chants.
How nice!
Two foreigners, probably on full scholarship, telling us how to run the country.
Kamala got an early dose of that.
She adds that social justice was a central part of family discussions.
She writes that once she got angry as a toddler, and her frustrated mother asked what she wanted.
Freedom! I yelled back.
You are free to believe her, if you choose.
But the story is suspiciously similar to one MLK told in 1965.
Kamala's parents found freedom through divorce, but they made sure she never forgot how foreign she is.
Mama Shyamala, Kamala is on the left with her little sister, Took her to her hometown in southern India and dressed her in Indian jewelry.
When Kamala is around Indian Americans, she delights them by tossing out some Indian expressions.
Daddy made sure she knew she was Jamaican.
He took her to her first reggae concert when she was 13. I was in complete awe.
To this day, I know the lyrics to nearly every Bob Marley song.
I wonder if she knows the lyrics to even one Bob Dylan song.
Daddy took her back to Jamaica in the summers.
Her party trick with Jamaicans?
Give them a dose of patois.
For high school, Kamala lived in Montreal, of all places.
But she went to college in the U.S. Howard University, of course.
Here's her graduation picture.
Kamala got a law degree and was living in San Francisco in 1994, working as an assistant D.A. When she met longtime Speaker of the State Assembly and godfather of California politics, Willie Brown.
Brown was married, but the two quickly started dating, to use the obligatory euphemism.
He was 60. She was 29. Brown appointed his new mistress to the State Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board.
The two continued to be seen arm-in-arm at Brown's lavish parties, and a few months later, he appointed her to the State Medical Assistance Commission.
It paid $97,000 a year, which would be $204,000 today.
Brett Granlund, a former California Republican State Assemblyman who worked closely with the commission while Harris was on the board, says, No policy credentials.
You just show up at a one- or two-hour meeting once a month.
Screwing the speaker has its rewards, he says.
Kamala was the youngest person on the board by 30 years.
That's how she got her start in politics, but strangely, in her entire 336-page autobiography, she never mentions Willie Brown.
He's not one of the truths she holds.
Kamala went on to get herself elected attorney general of San Francisco and then ran for attorney general of California.
In her campaign mailer, she emphasized that every previous person who had held the job before her was a white man.
When she won, President Obama said she was the nation's best-looking attorney general by far.
Later, as the Atlantic headline noted, he apologized to Kamala Harris for saying she's hot.
He must have gotten an earful from Michelle.
Kamala was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2017, no small feat, but really hit the big time when Joe Biden picked her for VP in 2020.
He had promised to choose a black woman, thus limiting himself to 6.5% of the population, but never mind that.
Stacey Abrams, failed candidate for governor of Georgia and author of eight black romances, including Reckless, The Art of Desire, And Hidden Sins was the other hot pick, so we may have come out ahead.
After Kamala moved into the vice president's mansion, she showed it off to a reporter from The Atlantic.
She bragged about art she had borrowed from museums and galleries, describing each piece in terms of the artist's background rather than its aesthetic qualities.
Indian American woman, African American gay man, Japanese American.
So, you get the idea, she said.
Yes, Kamala, I get the idea.
That's how you were picked, and that's how you would make appointments.
In another room, she had gotten rid of the old wallpaper.
Now there was bright, punch-colored wallpaper, chosen, Harris explained, in order to redefine what power looks like.
The internet says this is punch color.
Kamala might not like living in a house that's painted white.
Maybe she would have it redone in the new power color.
Kamala, former prosecutor, is now being touted as tough on crime.
What a joke.
In 2020, with BLM rioting at its worst, she lent her name and sent money to a group set up to bail out the rioters.
With her high-profile support, the Minnesota Freedom Fund got enough money to bail out all kinds of criminals, even violent ones, not just rioters.
Greg Lewin, who runs it, says, I often don't even look at a charge, that is to say, the crime, when I bail someone out.
The point is the system we are fighting.
A lot of people are saying F the police, he says.
They should also be saying F the courts, F the jail, because that is part of the same cycle.
Well, here's Kamala asking for your money to help her F the courts.
Today, this is an active donation page.
When Joe and Kamala were running in 2020, they promised to reverse President Trump's border control policies.
Sure enough, Joe rang the dinner gong and shouted, come and get it.
And so they hadn't been in office for even two months before we got this touching scene of illegals showing up at the border wearing matching t-shirts that say, Biden, please let us in.
They all got down on their knees and prayed that Joe would be generous.
He was.
That same week, smugglers pulled down a section of the border fence and drove a van through the gap.
The van was stuffed with 25 Mexicans and Guatemalans who had each paid $10,000.
The van skipped a stop sign and was t-boned by a construction rig.
13 of the 25 were killed.
And the rest got free hospital care paid for by you.
Joe decided something maybe had to be done after all, and he appointed Kamala as Border Tsarina.
She was a failure.
This is the graph Mr. Trump was about to show the audience in Butler, Pennsylvania, when he was shot.
It shows numbers of illegal entries by month.
The fat red arrow pointing down towards the left says, Trump...
Clampdown begins.
The fat red arrow at the bottom pointing up says Trump leaves office.
As you can see, with Kamala in charge, 10 million people swarmed in.
The result was illegals camped out in just about every place they don't belong.
You see, her plan was fabulously, unbelievably stupid.
It was called the Root Causes Strategy.
The idea was to make miserable countries such happy places that no one would leave.
Even the LA Times thought it was a joke.
Kamala Harris seized solution to migration crisis in coffee beans, credit cards, and Wi-Fi.
We were going to teach Central Americans to grow such yummy coffee that the price would go up.
And bean pickers would be so fat and happy they'd stay home.
Heaven help us!
MasterCard would teach small businesses how to use credit cards, and Microsoft would hook up indigenous communities to the Internet so they could stay in Guatemala and still watch Pornhub.
The whole world would get involved.
In an effort to expand the effort, Harris has solicited donations from the leaders of Ireland, Finland, Japan, and South Korea to raise hundreds of millions of dollars.
Can you imagine how the Finns, of all people, reacted when Kamala told them to pony up to turn dung-heap countries into resorts so their people would stay home?
And that it was because we couldn't control our borders.
Not even heaven can help us.
One country not only stopped the stampede to El Norte, it got citizens to come home.
That was El Salvador.
Where President Nayib Bukele locked up thousands of gang members and slashed the murder rate from 53 per 100,000 to 2.4 per 100,000.
The rate in Washington, D.C. is 40 per 100,000.
His people worship him.
Did Kamala praise Mr. Bukele?
Nope. The Biden administration has serious concerns about his respect for the rule of law and democracy.
In his re-election in February, widely recognized as open and fair, Mr. Bukele won 83% of the vote.
Kamala doesn't think much of her own country either.
She wants to change Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day and says America is the scene of a crime when it comes to what we did with slavery and Jim Crow and institutionalized racism in this country.
Same thing for the Indians, of course.
So we must correct course.
And that brings us back to equity.
To recapitulate...
So there's a big difference between equality and equity.
Equality suggests often everybody should get the same thing.
Well, that often assumes everybody started out in the same place.
As opposed to equity, which is everyone should end up in the same place.
And if you then understand not everybody started out in the same place, you understand some people need more.
Kamala's government will decide who gets how much, so we all end up in the same place.
This is not just insane.
I could forgive her that.
It's vicious.
People are calling her Kami Kamala and quoting Marx, from each according to his ability to each according to his need.
But this is worse.
Under communism, the proletariat.
The workers were the real creators of value, and the capitalists were parasites, so workers would get the compensation they deserved for their hard work.
Kamala's idea is pure racial plunder.
Non-whites, especially blacks, get handouts, not because they're productive, but strictly because of who they are.
In practice, it would mean that the government pillages the most productive races for the benefit of the least productive.
Worse than communism, which we fought for 80 years until it died.
Would equity ever favor whites?
Never. 70% of pro basketball players are black.
But, whoa, that's just pure merit.
There are only six known Jews who play pro football.
Out of a roster of 1,696 players, equity would require 41 Jews.
Where is our Jewish Rosa Parks in shoulder pads?
Seriously, this woman has a good chance of becoming president.
She'll be a much tougher opponent than old white Joe.
She has the entire system behind her.
No matter how coddled, privileged, or powerful, any black woman who faces a white man is a warrior for justice, courageously speaking truth to power.
A lot of voters, white voters, will fall for this.
The Donald better watch out.
We could be seeing a lot of Kamala over the next four years, maybe the next eight years.
Here are a few clips to help you ease into what could be very grim times.
For far too long, the status quo thinking has been to believe that by putting more police on the street, you're going to have more safety.
And that's just wrong.
We have a secure border.
People who are in...
Convicted, in prison, like the Boston Marathon bomber, on death row, they should be able to vote?
I think we should have that conversation.
I am Kamala Harris.
My pronouns are she and her.
I am a woman sitting at the table wearing a blue suit.
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