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There was another breach in the border wall out here in Lukeville and masses of hundreds of people began pouring in and crossing illegally.
Authorities identifying the gunman in a deadly rampage on the campus of UNLV in Las Vegas.
And we're learning he has ties to the triangle.
Police say 67-year-old Anthony Polito killed three people and critically injured a fourth before dying in a shootout with police.
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Israeli troops are hunting for him and additional Hamas commanders.
Of course, the difficult part is finding them there amid the civilians and possibly in tunnels.
The military, meanwhile, has been continuing its bombardment of targets in southern Gaza where many civilians, of course, fled when the war escalated in the north.
No business will move back into New York.
No business will, frankly, stay in New York.
A lot of businesses are talking about leaving New York because of this action.
It's a very serious action because it's a Marxist type of reform of trying to steal your business, trying to take your money away from you.
Ron DeSantis, you've been a great governor, but you would have never been one without actually begging Donald Trump for that endorsement.
And you attacked him in your book a year ago.
Same thing with Chris Christie as a lobbyist, begging them for COVID money for his special interests in New Jersey, prepping him for the debates last time around.
These people are now Monday morning quarterbacking some decision he made.
I think the real enemy is not Donald Trump.
It's not even Joe Biden.
It is the deep state that at least Donald Trump attempted to take on.
Who in the United States is prepared to walk away from that?
I tell you, I'm not prepared to walk away.
And I don't think the American people are either.
If Putin takes Ukraine, he won't stop there.
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Today is December 7th, 2023.
I know, Dominique, it is the 82nd anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
We must resolve that these men did not die in vain.
And that means that we have to protect our nation.
That means we have to protect our way of life.
We have to protect our culture.
We have to protect our heritage.
Because of the wars that were fought, the battles won and lost along the way, the sacrifices made.
Okay, we've made our peace with Japan, right?
It was just there.
We've gone through and made friends and allies with Japan.
But as we look, and as I look, across the landscape right now of the American experiment, if you want to call it that, the post-World War II system, the global system that's been set up since then, America's greatest enemies are not on foreign shores.
Our greatest threats currently lie here at home within our own borders.
It's not the CCP that's taking all of our freedoms away here in the United States.
It's not Klaus Schwab.
It's not the World Economic Forum.
Do they all play a part?
Do they all have an intrinsic link to what's going on?
Yes, of course.
But the globalists, the globalist elites, folks, They're right here.
They're right here.
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passports.
They're in Washington, D.C.
They're in Wall Street.
They're in Silicon Valley.
They're in Hollywood.
So, yes.
We do have to always be vigilant of military threats, but we must also understand the cultural and social threats to our way of life are happening right here.
It's not the CCP that's demanding we have our open borders.
It's not the CCP that's demanding we do these things.
And I look at people out there, like these leaders, like Nikki Haley, and let's play, let's play SOT1 from last night.
So, foreign policy experience is not the same as foreign policy wisdom.
I want everybody at home to know that I was the first person to say we need a reasonable peace deal in Ukraine.
Now a lot of the neocons are quietly coming along to that position, with the exceptions of Nikki Haley and Joe Biden, who still support this, what I believe is, pointless war in Ukraine.
And I think those with foreign policy experience, one thing that Joe Biden and Nikki Haley have in common, is that neither of them could even state for you Three provinces in eastern Ukraine that they want to send our troops to actually fight for.
Look at that.
This is what I want people to understand.
These people have... I mean, she has no idea what the hell the names of those provinces are, but she wants to send our sons and daughters and our troops and our military equipment to go fight it.
So, reject this myth that they've been selling you, that somebody had a cup of coffee stint at the U.N.
and then makes 8 million bucks after, has real foreign policy experience.
It takes an outsider to see this through.
Look at the blank expression.
She doesn't know the names of the provinces that she wants to actually fight for.
And there's a puppet monster right there, the donors.
These people would send you to die without even understanding the basics of what they're talking about.
The Nikki Haley strategy, the money that's going to be flowing into her, continues.
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Roger, the debates are still going on.
We had a debate last night.
What was your sense of the debate and do you, you know, where do you think it or how do you think it exemplifies where the standings are in at least, shall we say, the second tier of the horse race?
You know, Jack, it's kind of like the Bataan Deathmatch March.
Pardon me.
These debates have no purpose.
The gap between the first tier and the second tier could be as much as 50 points.
This contest for the nomination is over.
And I guess you could view the debates as an audition for vice president.
But there's nobody on that stage that I could, in good conscience, recommend to President Trump as a vice presidential running mate.
I think Vivek Ramaswamy continues to distinguish himself by telling hard truths that nobody else seems to be willing to talk about.
But beyond that, you can see it in his body language.
You can see it in his attitude.
You can see it with his hands on his hip.
The DeSantis campaign is over.
Ignominious defeat is imminent in Iowa, and I think he actually knows it.
He's either shooting down by attacking Nikki Haley or, more likely, she is now surpassing him everywhere, still leaving a giant gap between her, of course, and President Trump.
And Chris Christie's become a national punchline.
I mean, he needs to run, just not for president.
He just needs to run.
Well, I'd love to play this clip for you and get your take on it because as though, and certainly myself, you know, we were playing a lot of these clips last night of Vivek Ramaswamy, some of the, as you say, the hard truths that typically that would be the role of President Trump on a stage like that.
Vivek has certainly stepped into it, talking about January 6th, talking about open borders, talking about many things that go on.
But really, there was a spot that I think has been overshadowed, and this was one of those standout moments.
Guys, let's play SOT 5.
I will go in and wreak havoc on this bureaucracy.
You will see people fired, and we are going to bring a reckoning for how this government handled COVID-19 and the lockdown.
I want a question.
- You've been so eloquent on Donald Trump.
You've been doing it all this whole race. - Why didn't he just answer the question?
The question was very direct.
Is he fit to be president or isn't he?
The rest of the speech is interesting, but completely non-responsive.
And if we were in a courtroom, they'd strike the answer and say, Governor DeSantis, you're a smart man.
No, they wouldn't, Chris.
No, they wouldn't.
I'm not answering it.
You have your thing.
You have your thing.
No, I don't have my thing.
He's the thing.
We do not want to do someone that's almost 80 years old.
We do not want to do someone that's almost 80 years So, Roger, this is a very strange scene.
Oh, go ahead, go ahead.
It reminds me of Animal House.
I mean, it's a food fight.
In this case, you know, the role of Bluto is being played by Chris Christie.
It's embarrassing talking over each other.
It kind of demonstrates why these debates are an enormous waste of time and an enormous waste of money.
Uh, the only guy that is even remotely interesting here is Vivek Ramaswamy.
And that's because, for example, he's prepared to talk about the role of the Saudis in 9-11, which nobody wants to talk about.
Which is, you know, been covered up by our government now for decades.
And I just use that as one example.
I'm not really—Chris Christie's one-man revenge tour, which seems to be calculated to get him a job at CNN when this is over, I assume, or maybe MSNBC.
Other than that, I don't understand why this man is running.
He's not breaking, you know, double digits anywhere, and he's not going to.
So I guess what really strikes me here is, so this is a similar role that Chris Christie played to Marco Rubio in the 2016 debate, so really 2015 going into 2016, where he started attacking him for being robotic, for repeating his answers.
The response here though of Governor DeSantis to basically, as you say, engage in this food fight to just kind of start stammering.
This is not the Governor DeSantis that we were told would be campaigning, is it?
No, and you know, I got a little bit of a scrap on ex-formerly known as Twitter.
Ron DeSantis says if he's elected, he will fire Christopher Wray.
Why doesn't he fire Gregory Toney, the sheriff he appointed to the largest sheriff's office in the state of Florida, who is a pro-BLM, pro-Palestinian extremist, ex-murderer, and former drug dealer, who lied about all of that.
The State Ethics Commission has recommended the termination of Sheriff Toney.
A three-judge panel recommended the termination of Sheriff Toney.
But Ron DeSantis's chief fundraisers are out helping reelect this Democrat.
So he won't even fire a guy in Florida.
We're supposed to trust him that he's going to fire a bad guy in Washington.
Literally, virtually nothing Ron DeSantis says can actually be believed.
No, we see this again and again, and also times where his governorship will have these fantastic promotions, and it gets front page news, he has these great press releases, his Disney fight, etc.
And then you realize, you know, and then something comes up on page A15 several months later, several weeks later, basically the headline is all but gutted, it's all but turned upside down, and we find that the victory was completely hollow to begin with.
Well, for example, right here in Broward County, they are continuing to push critical race theory in the schools.
I know the governor says that he made that illegal.
I know he signed an executive order.
Every single large county school district simply ignores him and he does nothing about it.
BLM, radical Democrat, who is openly pro-Iranian and pro-Islamic terrorist to the sheriff's office, and it's been recommended multiple times that he be fired, but the governor will not fire him.
It's a perfect example of Ron DeSantis saying one thing, but doing something entirely different.
Well, and of course, the governor is not home in his home state to be able to actually look after any of these things right now, is he?
No, so we have a 25% increase in our electricity rates, but that's because Governor DeSantis took $9.5 million from Florida Power and Light and its subsidiaries for his various political funds.
If you're a Florida homeowner, you can forget about getting insurance.
Most of the home insurers have left the market.
But that's because under Florida state law, a law signed by Ron DeSantis, if your home was destroyed in the hurricane and your insurer is offering you pennies on the dollar, you have no ability to sue them.
Ron DeSantis took away your ability to sue him.
So he has extorted the special interests in the state for millions of dollars of campaign contributions and he pays no price because if you were putting that money in his pocket, it would be it would be formally corruption.
He'd go to jail.
But because he's taking it for campaign purposes, it's technically not illegal.
That doesn't mean that it is right.
And as a governor, he's checked out.
I mean, all of his great rhetoric is cool, but they're still pushing CRT in the schools, we still are paying outrageous insurance rates, and we have a growing fentanyl crisis in the state.
All right, and I hear this as well from from others.
My brother, by the way, also is in Florida and says the same thing when he looks at insurance, when you can look at crime in certain areas.
Tampa, by the way, is experiencing something of a crime wave right now and as well as other cities.
And so people are asking, why is it that supposedly this this wonderful state, this wonderful bastion, is instead of having the governor who was elected just about one year ago, or reelected is not sitting there taking care of business uh executing the job that he was hired to and is instead gallivanting around the country explaining why he should be president but he hasn't actually been able to put a dent in any of the polling one minute roger he's he's just derelict in his duty he's
He's MIA, the Florida Republican Assembly, which I assure you is a most legitimate organization of Republican activists.
It's growing by leaps and bounds.
These are America's first Republicans who are kind of outside the establishment, passed a respectful resolution urging him to come home and do the job he was elected to do.
But he refuses to do that.
Look, he can't run for another term as governor.
I say it right now.
His wife, Casey DeSantis, is going to run for governor.
The reason they're going to do that is because they're addicted to the perks.
They're addicted to the private jets and the five-star resorts and all the brown nosing and so on.
But I think he's going to find that many of the people who have funded him are not funding him because they like him or because they support him.
They're funding him because they have to.
He's most vindictive.
Interesting.
Roger Stone stays with us here.
Human Events continues with this recap of the primary recap of the debate.
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So you've said, and I know you brought this up the last time you were here, that you predict that Casey DeSantis will run for governor or in some senses is already kind of running a shadow gubernatorial campaign for the next term of the governorship there in Tallahassee because Ron DeSantis will be term limited out.
Do you think that's really what's in the cards for them?
Just this sort of perpetual campaigning now?
Well, as I said, I think they're addicted to the lifestyle.
Ron DeSantis entered office with a very low net worth, now he's worth millions and millions of dollars, thanks to basically a bribe from Rupert Murdoch that came in the form of a book advance through HarperCollins.
I guarantee you the number of copies of Ron DeSantis' book don't come anywhere near the million and a half dollars or more, I think it was more, that Rupert Murdoch paid him.
I think this was an inducement.
to him to run for president.
And I think that they have no interest in going back to being a middle class couple because they like the private jets.
They like the five star resorts.
They like the psycho fans.
And therefore there is no U.S.
Senate seat available.
Rick Scott's going to get reelected next year.
I strongly support his reelection.
Marco Rubio's seat is not up until 2028.
The DeSantis's would have no fulcrum to raise money if they were out of power from 26 to 28.
And Ron has hurt his political brand very badly here in the state.
So and we don't know whether Marco Rubio runs for reelection, but I would strongly support him if he did.
And I think he probably will.
So there is no other opening.
And of course, Governor DeSantis himself is prohibited by the state constitution.
for running for another term.
So that is my prediction, and I'll stick to it.
The other thing I thought was interesting last night was the way Vivek Ramaswamy publicly humiliated Nikki Haley.
That has to be one of the standout moments that I have ever seen in any presidential debate.
That was the blankest stare I've ever seen.
Vivek is right.
She can't, she doesn't know much about foreign policy.
I happen to know they had to walk her through an actual globe when she became UN ambassador to show her where various countries were.
And And so, when I look across the mainstream media, though, this morning, I see in the New York Post, right after the debate, it says suddenly the post experts say that Nikki Haley is the winner.
Then I see Time Magazine, Nikki Haley is the winner.
And I see this other spin that's out there in the mainstream media, telling us that because the attacks were mostly directed on Nikki Haley, Right, this is the way that they're spinning the Vivek attacks and spinning that moment to say he's only attacking her because she's becoming the new frontrunner and they're trying to make this into a two-way race between her and Trump without actually talking about what happened there.
And look, I've got some contacts in the donor community, I know you do as well, and what I'm hearing is that this is the sort of your Your Paul Singer tier type neocon Republicans, establishment, uniparty, Reid Hoffman putting another 250,000, the Silicon Valley guy, into her super PAC.
This idea is they don't necessarily care what her performance is.
They just want her to be on the ballot against Trump and build up her name ID to the point where they think she could potentially be a threat to them.
What could really be the strategy there?
Well, first of all, these are the same people who had all their initial chips on Ron DeSantis.
And he is so underperformed as a candidate.
And of course, he's tried to straddle.
Yes, I will do sanctions on China.
No, I won't.
No, no more money for Ukraine.
Well, maybe some more money for Ukraine.
So he has been an abysmal fareman.
Now they're just moving their chips over to Nikki Haley.
She is the Bill Kristol, Robert Kagan, neocon, Dick Cheney wing of the party's last best hope, and it's not much of a hope at all.
Particularly after, I predict to you, she gets totally vanquished in her home state of South Carolina, where she's running, as you would expect, having been governor there.
She's run better there than Ron DeSantis is running in Florida, where he currently trails Donald Trump in the state where he's a sitting governor by 40 points.
40 points.
Ron DeSantis once led Donald Trump in the polls in Florida immediately after his reelection.
So they're trying to prop her up.
I just think that there's very little chance that this works unless it is the setup for what they really wanted to do in 2016.
People have forgotten that Ted Cruz and John Kasich and Jeb Bush got together essentially in a cabal to try to steal the nomination from Donald Trump in the Credentials Committee and the Rules Committee of the convention.
And fortunately, Paul Manafort was at the helm of the Trump campaign at the time.
Knows more about convention politics perhaps than any person alive.
It's a very arcane area of political expertise and he managed to crush their efforts but Those in the Trump campaign need to be keeping... Well, and Roger, on that piece, I think we should also point out, and I've brought up here numerous times, that the person who was leading the charge on that, who was leading the floor, who then, after it failed, tore off his credentials on CNN, or C-SPAN, and threw them on the ground, was none other than Ken Cuccinelli.
Ken Cuccinelli, who is now currently the founder of what?
Never back down the Ron DeSantis super PAC.
So, you know, and I've had this theory out there as well, because look, I remember 2016, I was there with you in 2016 at the convention in Cleveland, which actually the last convention, incidentally, the last convention the RNC has held because of COVID in 2020.
Do you think it's possible that they could be trying for a replay of that original forcing of a contested convention?
I think that's what they have in mind, but as long as those in the Trump campaign—and I think they're doing an excellent job, I must tell you, mechanically and technically, and in terms of no leaks and so on—as long as they are keeping a close eye on who gets appointed to the rules, credentials, and platform committees from each of these states at the time
that these primaries and caucuses take place to ensure that you're not just getting Trump delegates, but you're also getting Trump loyalists appointed to key committees.
I think that that effort will be tried and will be stopped yet again as it was in 2016. - Well, I think that's exactly right.
And it's very sad to me that I see, look, you hear these names, Steve Cohen, Paul Singer, these types out there that are not Trump supporters, They are the Uniparty establishment.
This has been the money that's gone forward.
Nikki Haley, I think, is an obvious avatar for them.
I think Ron DeSantis probably isn't as obvious, but if you look in terms of the money that he's taken over the past year or two, that it falls directly in line with them as well as the Ricketts money from that machine that he's taken as well and his efforts to essentially vacate the Nebraska that it falls directly in line with them as well as the Ricketts money from that machine that he's taken as well and his efforts to essentially vacate the Nebraska Senate seat
Roger, why is it though?
And is this the reason then?
Is this the reason that none of them have dropped out of the race, even though we can see in poll after poll after poll, as you say, originally, they just have no traction against the former president?
it.
I think it's exactly that.
Ron DeSantis particularly has an extraordinarily difficult decision to make here because December 12th, he's got to make a decision about whether he stays on the ballot or not in Florida.
And given that the Iowa caucuses are not until January 15th, he runs the risk of getting pulverized in Iowa and then getting humiliated in his home state of Florida.
Very tough decision he has to make.
Well, it really does beg the question about why would someone do you have any sense?
And this is something that I keep I keep going back to.
Do you have any sense and we see reporting in Bloomberg that says that DeSantis has been privately telling people that it may not have been the right time to run.
Do you have any sense of who it was specifically that convinced him that he should make this run now against President Trump rather than wait until 2028 when it would have been an open seat?
I think that's quite obvious.
I think the driving force behind his candidacy is his wife, Casey DeSantis.
And I've said this previously, I say it yet again.
Wasn't it, I'm pretty familiar with the Bible, I've become more familiar with it in the last five years, wasn't it Eve who induced Adam to eat the apple that the Lord told them both not to eat?
Indeed it was, after conversing with the serpent.
Roger, we're just about out of time.
I want to thank you for stopping by today.
I want to, by the way, congratulate you and your wife on your anniversary today.
31 years, is that right?
It is.
Can you imagine my wife surviving not only two and a half years of the mother witch hunt, stage four cancer, and 31 years married to me?
She is truly a hero.
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She's an amazing, amazing woman, and I'm so grateful to the Lord that she is still with us.
God bless.
Roger, where can people go to follow you, get all the updates in your analysis?
They can go to StoneZone.com.
That's the best place to go.
You can see my daily show there on Rumble.
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Jack, thank you and God bless you.
God bless Roger.
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Gonna get into a little bit more of some of those facts, those hard facts that Vivek Ramaswamy brought up last night with Raw Egg Nationalist, coming up next.
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Egg, how you doing, man?
How'd you like the debate last night?
Oh, it was well worth watching, and Vivek shined again.
And I suppose we're going to get into that, aren't we?
Indeed.
There were a lot of things that he brought up, a lot of hard truths, a lot of inconvenient truths that he brought up.
But I remember the last few times that I've had you on, we've talked about the refugee crisis in Europe.
We've talked about the changing of the demographics in many of these cities.
We talked about Ireland.
We talked about London.
And then all of a sudden, Vivek Ramaswamy comes out last night and he says this thing mainstreamed at the RNC debate.
Guys, let's play Saat 2.
With all three of my other colleagues on this debate stage, it's all three of them have been licking Donald Trump's boots for years for money and endorsements.
Ron DeSantis, you've been a great governor, but you would have never been one without actually begging Donald Trump for that endorsement.
And you attacked him in your book a year ago.
Same thing with Chris Christie as a lobbyist, begging them for COVID money for his special interests in New Jersey, prepping him for the debates last time around.
These people are now Monday morning quarterbacking some decision he made.
I think the real enemy is not Donald Trump.
It's not even Joe Biden.
It is the deep state that at least Donald Trump attempted to take on.
And if you want somebody who's going to speak truth to power, then vote for somebody who's going to speak the truth to you.
Why am I the only person on this stage, at least, who can say that January 6th now does look like it was an inside job?
That the government lied to us for 20 years about Saudi Arabia's involvement in 9-11.
That the Great Replacement Theory is not some grand right-wing conspiracy theory, but a basic statement of the Democratic Party's platform.
That the 2020 election was indeed stolen by big tech.
That the 2016 election, the one that Trump won for sure, was also one that was stolen from him by the national security establishment.
Okay, thank you.
That'll do it, sir.
Thank you.
pressure collusion hoax that they knew was false.
There's a reason why I'm the only person on the stage who can say these things.
That's what it's going to take.
Not people who were licking his boots one time and now Monday morning quarterbacking and criticizing when it's convenient.
Governor Christie.
You can hear them cutting him off.
Thank you.
That's a little bit too many red pills, a bit too many red pills.
So he talks about January 6th.
He talks about the Saudis being involved in 9-11.
And then he talks about something that, you know, he says the Great Replacement Theory.
But, you know, you could also just refer to this as replacement migration and points out and he played a clip by Joe Biden that went pretty viral earlier this week from over 10 years ago of Biden talking about how we want unrelenting nonstop stream That's Joe Biden in his own words.
said from Asia, from Africa.
He talked about the Middle East.
And then he said, it's a good thing that the European Caucasian stock is becoming a minority in the end.
He was talking about the United States, but really you could extrapolate that across the West.
That's Joe Biden in his own words.
So what Vivek Ramaswamy does, and I think it's funny that, you know, of course, he says this as obviously a man of Indian extraction.
Why is it though, that it's so hard to talk about these things, Egg, when we can see it happening every single day?
Well, I think it's so hard because there has been a total, I mean, the media, the whole media apparatus, I mean, everybody is in lockstep in denial of the fact that this is happening and the gaslighting is tremendous.
You know, anybody who even mentions the phrase, the great replacement or replacement migration is immediately branded dangerous right-wing conspiracy theorist.
And it's been unrelenting.
I mean, nobody has been able to break through that conditioning.
But Vivek did something quite clever.
And we were talking about this just before I came on.
He actually dug up that video of Joe Biden saying those things and posted it before he went on the debate stage so that he actually was covering his own bases so that everybody could see.
Actually, Joe Biden said these words himself, the current president of the United States.
Made it clear that this was a deliberate policy of the Democratic Party and a deliberate policy by extension of leftist, liberal and even conservative governments across the Western world.
So I think Vivek played an absolute blinder on the debate stage and he did very well to prepare in the way that he did because there is, as I say, the most enormous weight of the media and state apparatus Working against anybody who tries to say that this is actually going on.
Yeah, it's very interesting because I've seen Viveko, he's kind of been making the rounds in interviews this morning.
He went on Fox Friends.
They asked him about Ukraine.
They really attacked him on that.
Then he went on CNN.
They really attacked him over January 6.
But on this one, on replacement migration, they haven't, and changing demographics, nobody has even asked him about this.
And I don't think it's because they don't know what he meant.
I think it's because they would much rather not have that conversation.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, this is a conversation that even, you know, supposedly conservative media doesn't want to have.
It's happening.
It's happening.
Of course it's happening.
We know that it's happening.
The statistics don't lie and the evidence of our own eyes doesn't lie, you know, when we travel to major cities or if we live in major cities.
But yeah, he is really, really clever.
He's been very, very clever in doing this and drawing our attention.
To the actual stated, the actual utterances of our leaders.
And I think we owe him a great debt of gratitude for that.
If not, if not, if only just for that.
Well, no, I think that's right, because it's gotten so far that and I remember Tucker Carlson, OK, would be the Probably the first person who really started making this comment and talking about this issue in this trend line probably a couple years ago when he still obviously we still had his Fox show.
He would bring this up.
I remember Trump was still in office and the ADL just lost their mind at him saying you can't possibly say this.
You're not allowed to talk about it, but then of course you could go and turn the channel to MSNBC, to Joy Reid, and there would Joy Reid be championing the fact that this was happening, and she'd be celebrating it and applauding, and she's clinking wine glasses with Rachel Maddow, saying, oh, it's so wonderful, you know, whites are going to be a minority, and this is great, and this is a demographic comeback, a demographic comeuppance, etc., etc.
that it's very clear.
And they say, we want this because we know we are going to fundamentally not only change the makeup of the United States, change the makeup of these countries, but we are going to create a voter block that will serve us in perpetuity for a long, long time.
And so this has been something that Michael Anton over at the Claremont Institute and also a former Trump official has referred to as the celebration parallax, The idea that if someone brings up this replacement migration, and someone says that it's happening, and is critical of it, then you're labeled a conspiracy theorist, and we're told that it's not happening.
But if you bring it up and you celebrate it, then everybody just goes along with it, and you can find it on Vox.com and others.
We've got about one minute until the break.
Yeah, well I think that's a perfect way of putting it.
It's an extreme form of gaslighting and we can see that it's taking place and yet it takes someone powerful, I think, or someone with a particular kind of stage to be able to break through that kind of messaging and maybe Vivek has done that.
That's interesting.
We're getting some comments and they say, does it really challenge the discourse?
Does it really challenge the discourse?
And I don't think there's been any discourse on this.
And I really think this has been the question that we need to bring up.
I don't think there's been any question.
There's been no votes.
I don't think anyone has ever really campaigned on this.
You certainly hear in Europe people like George Maloney and others will campaign on ending the migrant crisis, but then they sort of, you know, they get into power and then they just keep it going on.
They keep doing it instead of perpetuating it.
And so I really don't think that anyone in the West has asked, do you want to live this way?
Do you want your countries to be fundamentally changed in a way that was, and I want to be clear about this, it is going to be unalterable once this happens?
And is that something that you want to live with?
If we supposedly live in democracies, right?
Or at least limited democracies, shouldn't that be the kind of thing that our voters are asked about?
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We're talking with our guest Raw Egg Nationalist, and you had an essay, I'm not sure if this was a substack or just something you put up on on X, where you were talking about how the specific Western systems that we have, whether it's the Constitution or whether it's our institutions across Western Europe, are really Yeah, of course, Jack.
culturally and ethnically driven and that when you change a population in a certain country to people that don't have those kind of traditions suddenly and it shouldn't surprise us that the institutions themselves kind of stop functioning.
Can you walk us through a little bit what you were talking about?
Yeah, of course, Jack.
I mean, I think you often hear people say things like, oh, America is a series of America is an idea.
America is a series of ideas enshrined in documents like the Constitution.
And that's partly true.
Obviously, the Constitution matters.
But what people forget or what people don't understand is that all of these institutions that are embodied in America, in the American tradition, the tradition of law and order, the Constitution, etc. are long outgrowths of a particular way of life.
And by that, I mean, especially the English way of life, the northern European way of life.
You know, these are traditions that emerged over a period of, well, a thousand plus years probably in England and northern Europe.
And you can actually even see elements of these institutions if you look at a document like the Germania by Tacitus, which is an ethnography of the ancient Germans that was written in about 98 AD by a Roman historian.
You know, we're talking about deep, deep historical continuities that have been sort of baked into the European people and particular peoples within Europe, like the Anglos, who obviously, you know, were the founders of America.
And Anglo traditions, despite the decline of Anglos within America as a, you know, as a proportion of the population, then they've still predominated.
But what we're seeing now, of course, is with mass demographic change, is we're seeing that these institutions suddenly don't function because they are actually losing their basis in the particular peoples who up until this point have made up the American stock.
And so Naturally as a result of this then politics is changing in the US I think for the well for the worse But it's certainly it's certainly changing and I think that that is deliberately cultivated But you see it even in things like in philosophy in in movements like post-liberalism for instance Which is a you know this this sort of philosophical movement that's led by or political movement that's led by people like Patrick Deneen he claims that
You know, what we need is we need to get beyond liberalism.
We need to abandon basically the institutions in certain states that made America, America that are rooted in the northern European experience and the northern European peoples.
And that is only possible with mass demographic change, I think.
Well, and I think something interesting that this, I reflected on, and by the way, this is, you know, it is philosophical, but it's also not philosophical in some ways because, you know, you look, President Trump is currently on trial right now in New York City for, you know, he's currently in court for a civil case, but he's also been convicted, or excuse me, indicted on various other matters.
He's facing charges in Fulton County, Georgia.
He's facing charges in D.C.
But the whole idea of this 12 men on a jury, this is an Anglo-Western idea, this is a tradition that comes down, and again the entire idea as well of the prosecutorial system, it all comes from having a higher conception of what justice and fairness
But if you are someone who cannot conceive of those just ambiguous concepts, then you are not going to be able to view the law through that lens.
You're just going to be able to view it as a sort of tool to use against your enemies.
And this is how you get someone like an Alvin Bragg or someone like a Fannie Willis or someone like a Letitia James who simply uses it for raw political power.
So we see this Bonfire of the Vanities, by the way, is exactly what Donald Trump is living through right now, because you have these people who have no conception of what these systems and institutions are supposed to be.
Yeah, and it's only going to get worse.
I mean, this is one of the many reasons why the demographic problem is the key problem, I think.
It's the key problem throughout the Western world, and it's especially the key problem in America today, and it's why Trump has resisted Egg, we're just about out of time.
Where can people go to follow you?
I know you have a ton of stuff that you're putting out.
OK, so there's a new Man's World Annual out, which is a hardcover book of all the best essays and fiction, etc., from the year.
That's available from antelopehillpublishing.com.
Go to my Twitter, babygravy9.
I've got a substack, rawegnationalist.substack.com, and the Man's World website is mansworldmag.online.
mansworldmag.online.
Ladies and gentlemen, the raw egg nationalist, always willing to tell the hard truths and walk us through that.
I appreciate your time today.
Look folks, These issues that we're getting into, that Vivek Ramaswamy is bringing up, we do owe him a debt of gratitude because we do have to actually have hard discussions about what's going on.
And I don't care what labels they put on me.
I don't care about what they say about, oh, Posobiec said this, that they're going after me for the Taylor Swift stuff yesterday.
Rolling Stone, by the way, is going after me of all places because of that.
You know what?
I am going to say it.
Because when we see these things, when we notice, when you commit the crime of noticing, In the United States.
That's how you know you draw a response.
Because you have struck gold.
You have hit traction.
You've begun talking about something that they don't want you talking about.
Yes, we are going to notice that replacement migration is going on.
We are going to notice that these numbers are changing.
