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Thank you.
Thank you.
When I look at my party, we look like the most restrictive country club in America.
And I've thought often through all these ordeals over the last couple of weeks about the difference in the experiences between my two 14-year-old sons, Michael being a black American and Jack being white Caucasian.
They have different Challenges.
My son Jack has an easier path.
He just does.
The interesting thing about both of these kids, Michael and Jack, is they're both handsome, articulate, really talented kids, gifted by God to do lots of things.
But the reality is, and no one can tell me otherwise, my son Michael had a harder time than my son Jack is going to have simply because of the color of his skin.
And that's a reality.
It's an uncomfortable, painful one to acknowledge.
But people have to recognize that's a fact.
What should we do about that?
I think that we really do need systematic change.
I think we need transformative solutions.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, that's the uniparty for you.
That's the Republican side of the uniparty, that is.
Of course, they take the same talking points that the left does.
They're all in it, you know, for the same reason.
And for a while, the only people who were open to speaking out against the uniparty were the dissident right, such as myself.
People who genuinely saw that there was a problem, that there seemed to be those, these cohesive viewpoints that, you know, are decided upon by both parties.
Because Though they want you to convince you that it is, politics is not partisan, okay?
They like to slap a label on it to simplify it for the midwits and for the people who genuinely don't think deeper than that.
And that's for the elites to the elites' advantage because then you can fight amongst each other rather than recognize the depth of the problem, which is why people like Donald Trump are such a threat because they realize how deep it really goes.
It's not about, ooh, I'm Republican or ooh, I'm Democrat and we disagree.
No.
And that's why the dissident right sort of woke up to this uniparty brainwashing before most people did.
Because what you just heard there, those clips, obviously McCarthy and Mike Johnson, two uniparty hacks.
Now, once again, I was right about Mike Johnson and everybody else was slow to realize what a hack he was.
But I think now people are realizing, oh crap, we made a bad decision by supporting him initially.
He's just a replacement for McCarthy, which is exactly what I knew he'd be.
And I'm not the only one who saw that.
I'm just saying that the majority of Republicans were all so excited.
You'd have a MAGA guy.
Yeah, right.
Like they were going to let McCarthy be replaced by an America First patriot.
Please keep dreaming.
Keep dreaming.
But truly, guys, for so long, it was really only the dissident right.
Now we're starting to see some interesting patterns emerge in the uniparty from the left, particularly the left.
But also, there's some uniparty chaos brewing up on the more center-right side of everything, too.
Of course, Meghan McCain is having issues with her former co-host.
It's a little bit of a gossipy show, if you will.
Not gossipy as in I'm going to gossip, but there's some catfighting going on, infighting as well.
I wanted to talk about that because this is a bizarre scenario.
We hardly see this happen to the degree that we're witnessing it happen now.
And I want to sort of diagnose the real problem behind all of this.
And by problem, I don't know if I'd call it a problem because it doesn't really upset me.
Because I recognized the problem with the Uniparty a long time ago.
But it's going to be interesting when you start to see people who are in the establishment right and people who are On the progressive left start to wake up to what's going on to the Uniparty.
Because the dissident right has been awake for a while when it comes to this issue.
But a lot of people are controlled opposition and they're not even aware of it.
And I remember one of the first conversations I had with Stu Peters when he wanted to bring me onto the network, which I was so excited for.
When he reached out to me about a few months ago, one of the first conversations we had was about controlled opposition and how there are people who don't even realize that they are controlled opposition.
And I think those people are the biggest loss, if you will, because they're not some sinister force operating the way that they do because they want to hurt this country.
They operate that way because they're not smart enough to realize that they're being used and brainwashed.
And, you know, there are people that do operate with the Uniparty in a certain fashion where, you know, all it takes is for them to be personally affected by people who they were told were their friends to wake up and realize, wait a second, wait a minuto, I am being screwed over.
And to be honest, that happened a little bit to me, not in the sense that I was a part of the, you know, Uniparty, but I didn't realize, I started to realize that You know, there were people on the right who wanted to silence me, or there were certain approved narratives, and if you didn't stick to those approved dialogues, you would be slowly but surely pushed out.
And what they don't get, or maybe they do get it, but it's just not something that they care about, Is that all they do is push people further and further and further and further to the right.
The more I started asking questions, the more I started being pushed to the dissident right.
And now that's sort of the position I'm in and sort of what I'm known as in this industry in media.
But I didn't position myself there.
All I did was start asking questions.
And then suddenly it became clear to me that there were certain accepted opinions and certain not accepted opinions.
And I was of the idea that as a conservative we're all for free speech and so we should welcome any and all dialogue on all topics.
Doesn't matter how offensive it might be.
Isn't that the point of being conservative?
But obviously I quickly realized that wasn't the case and...
Then I woke up to a slew of other things, okay?
And that's what happens.
And so all it takes is for you to be personally affected, and I'm thinking right now in my head about what's going on with Meghan McCain, and I wonder if this is going to make her realize some things, because the person who called her out was Anna Navarro, who is a self-proclaimed Republican, though, once again, she's just a uniparty hack.
She's a Uniparty operative.
And I wonder how deep Meghan McCain is in all of this.
Is she part of the more sinister branch that knows what's going on?
Or is she just a midwit who just genuinely thinks that her dad was doing great things and that this is the right position to take?
I don't know for sure, right?
But it is interesting to see all of this start to come crumbling down because for the longest time and to this day still, the Uniparty does have an ironclad, you know, just grip on this country.
And they're not really well, actually, I guess that doesn't make sense.
I would say more of a vice grip on this country than ironclad.
But they definitely have a strong have strong control over this country and the accepted dialogue on both sides.
So it's interesting to start to see some of that crack.
Some of them come, you know, some people realize maybe I need to break from the establishment wing of my party or maybe the establishment wing of my party doesn't accept me, which is, of course, the Uniparty.
And like I said, it's mostly on the left, but we're going to be discussing also instances on the right, which is what we're going to be talking about when it comes to Meghan McCain and The View.
We just have so much to talk about today.
It's fascinating to me watching this all come crumbling down.
And it is somewhat of a W. It's a win, right?
It's a victory for the people who care.
But, you know, I'm not so optimistic where I'm like, this is going to fix all of our problems.
It's just like, hey, we told you so.
And maybe you'll join the dark side.
Dark MAGA, as they say.
But it's really just an America first place to be.
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Alright guys, so on that note I want to jump right in and talk about one of my favorite pieces of news slash drama that came out recently and that would of course be The View allegedly slandering Meghan McCain.
Fake Republican Meghan McCain.
Then again the person who's slandering her is also a fake Republican, Anna Navarro.
Who accused her of being essentially an operative or like, you know, working against the Biden family.
It's a really weird position Anna Navarro takes because she's so fake.
Like, it's not even like you can make the argument, oh, this is her just, you know, maybe she's a Democrat.
Maybe she's like a rhino.
No, she doesn't believe anything.
She's just like, it's a very scripted take.
I don't watch The View because it's just a bunch of shrill women who, you know, know nothing about how the world works and just have like, you know, Only a take that a busybody would have.
Think of the worst busybody you know times that by 4 or 5 or however many women sit at that desk.
And that is essentially the show that they come up with.
So I don't really know what their market is.
I guess liberal stay-at-home moms?
I don't know.
But it's definitely one of the worst daytime television shows.
But nonetheless, this was essentially what Anna Navarro said that caused a lot of drama when it came to her relationship with Meghan McCain.
Joe Biden's crime is being Hunter Biden's father, and being Hunter Biden's very loving father, very good father, very supportive father.
Look, did Hunter Biden influence Petal on his last name?
Yes, he did.
So did half of Washington.
People sitting at this table did it.
Did Hunter Biden- Did Hunter Biden cheat on his taxes?
Yes, he did.
Who at this table peddled on their left?
I didn't.
I'm not talking about currently.
We just wanted to clear our names.
I was like, oh my God, do I have a claim to fame that I'm not using?
Sorry, continue.
Can I go back to my point, please?
Yes, yes.
But now that we've cleared it up.
Yeah, it took a while.
Such retarded humor.
Oh my god, did I have a claim to fame that I'm not using?
What in the world are you saying?
No, like, obviously she's not talking about you.
You were just trying to like cover for yourself in front of the people watching in case they thought that, oh no, could it possibly be true that Anna Navarro's talking about you?
Like, who cares?
These women are just retarded and they have nothing worthwhile to say.
Anyways, that was Anna Navarro.
I used the wrong word.
Not accusing her of being an operative for DC, or the swamp, but rather of essentially using her father, right?
Influence peddling.
Using her father to help her in her career, help her with influence, right?
So that's what Anna Navarro was obviously accusing Meghan McCain of.
And, you know, she didn't say Meghan McCain's name clearly.
But she didn't need to, because we all know that that was the case, right?
We all knew that's who she was referring to when she said a former co-host, because obviously Meghan McCain used to host the show there.
And Anna Navarro, you know, obviously was trying to defend Joe Biden in all of that.
And ultimately, it led to Meghan McCain...
Fighting back or responding to that.
And I don't really know why she wrapped Meghan McCain into this.
I think Meghan McCain would probably not support, I mean, and I'm not supporting Meghan, but I don't, and I might be putting words in her mouth, but I don't believe she necessarily supports Joe Biden to the degree that Anna Navarro does, at least.
So I think that has more to do with it.
I think more than anything, this is the Uniparty lashing out against the people within who are not conforming to the accepted stance.
And it's interesting because I do think that's the case because Meghan McCain didn't just come back with a, you know, a spicy retort on Twitter, right?
No, it was...
Essentially threatening to sue.
So take a look at this.
is it got more wild i don't understand why my former colleagues at the view at abc bring me up and slander me on an almost weekly basis so apparently this happens regularly i wouldn't know because i don't really care that much it has been years move on i have i've never been accused of a crime in my life am and am a patriotic american I would never and never have influence peddled in my life, let alone with foreign adversaries.
Not all politicians' children are the same, and I am no Hunter Biden.
So clearly she's not taking the approved dialogue that Anna Navarro and her Uniparty hacks want her to take.
All accusations are absurd, defamatory, and slanderous.
I will be consulting my lawyers regarding what was liable against me on The View this morning.
Wow.
That's a pretty intense response.
And what you're witnessing here are the cracks of the Uniparty starting to widen just a little bit.
Now, I didn't think in a million years that I would see this on The View, but, you know, it always did seem like Meghan McCain, like she was just...
Liberal enough for them to accept her.
And let me be clear, I don't think Meghan McCain is at all conservative.
She's obviously a rhino hack, just like her father, right?
But what I will say is, I think she's waking up to the idea that, hey, maybe these people aren't on my side.
Maybe if Anna Navarro, this fake Idiot who doesn't actually know what's going on and just peddles the same narrative that clearly is written for her.
It doesn't even sound natural when it comes out of her mouth.
Maybe she's not on my side.
I think Meghan McCain is realizing if you don't take the exact narrative, the exact dialogue that they want you to take word for word in the uniparty, you will be pushed out.
You will be pushed out.
And so you're starting to see that form, those cracks form in the Uniparty, which, like I said, ultimately are the ones that control the country.
I mean, there are people above them that are pulling the strings, right?
But they're the ones who are executing the narrative that the elites have deemed approved, approval, uh, uh, deemed acceptable, provable, acceptable, I meant to say.
That's what happens when you host a show late at night.
But Anna Navarro and others, they're of course tasked with tattletaling and, you know, making sure they maintain the narrative within that system.
So that's what you're witnessing there.
And it got more interesting because that's not the only piece of information or piece of news that just came out.
Showing the cracks start to form in the Uniparty, but rather Fetterman, who was appointed by the Uniparty to essentially be the Pennsylvania senator.
I don't believe for a second that PA elections are at all trustworthy.
I mean, I'm from Pennsylvania, and I'll tell you right now, Pennsylvania is probably the worst state when it comes to election integrity.
Like, if you want to point to any state as the opposite of, oh, as the, I would say, the poster child of election fraud, it's probably Pennsylvania.
So when we saw what went down with this Utterly, you know, brain-dead man.
Essentially, not utterly, but, you know.
The guy's not all there, and we know that, okay?
And he's pretty much retarded.
So the fact that he won over Dr.
Oz, who I was not a huge fan of, to be clear.
I was definitely in the Kathy Barnett camp, as many conservatives were.
But regardless, when we saw that he was able to win against Dr.
Oz, who...
You know, sure, he's got his faults, but at least he's there mentally.
At least he knows where he is in the room.
At least he knows what time of day it is.
We couldn't really say the same for Federman, especially when we saw them debate.
I mean, it was an utter disaster.
There was no way.
It didn't make any sense that Federman won.
But of course, we are led to believe that perhaps, given the circumstances, he was appointed to that position the same way Joe Biden was appointed to the President of the United States.
But it's been kind of a weird road because Fetterman has been taking some rather unpopular opinions that are not accepted by the Uniparty, by the Uniparty Democrats in particular, okay?
Speaking of which, let's talk about that because there's this one particular issue called The border crisis that he's not fully in on when it comes to the uniparty stance.
And that's kind of what got him in the most amount of trouble.
I'm not a progressive!
Fetterman breaks with the left, showing a Maverick side.
Now, let me be completely clear here.
The terms they use, progressive versus left, There is nuance within both parties, and it's fair to say that there's a progressive wing and a more establishment-based wing, but they throw those terms around in a way, they meaning the media and the Uniparty themselves, throw those terms around in the wrong way, okay?
They don't actually use those terms properly.
They'll call certain people a progressive that are actually actors within the establishment to confuse you and make you think that they are actually thinking critically about these issues.
But Fetterman was never meant to be a progressive, even if that was the perception you were supposed to have of him, which given what I remember of the election, that certainly does seem to me the perception he wanted you to have of him, right?
But nonetheless, I bring that up because he's still, in large part, he was supposed to be operating within the Uniparty.
So make no mistake, there was never any real intention for him to behave like a true progressive would, which is more, you know, more of an outlier.
Anyways, I'm not a progressive!
Fetterman breaks at the left showing a maverick side.
Senator John Fetterman, Democrat of PA, I think that the whole support of Israel, that is...
Controversial on the left, and we'll get into that.
Not so much on the right, so they're trying to make him look like he's conservative.
He's not.
He's not, because I'm conservative and I'm not pro-Israel, but he is.
He's all over the place, really, and that's what they don't like.
He's also continually scolding Democrats for not pushing Senator Bob Menendez out of office after he was indicted on federal charges of taking bribes and acting as a foreign agent for Egypt, which the New Jersey Democrat denies.
And this is a particularly interesting part of the article, what they point out about his criticism of Menendez, because he actually defended George Santos when everything was happening with him to oust him from Congress.
By essentially attacking Menendez.
He was saying, look, I'm more concerned about what's happening in my own party than I am about George Santos, if I'm being honest.
I don't have that clip, but he did say that.
And then the article goes on to detail exactly what he said.
In an interview, the first term Pennsylvania Democrat said his critics shouldn't be surprised.
I'm not a progressive, Fetterman told NBC News.
I just think I'm a Democrat that is very committed to choice and other things.
But with Israel, I'm going to be on the right side of that.
And immigration is something near and dear to me.
And I think we have to do Now, obviously, I'm doing him a service by reading this as a normal person, but if he were truly the one speaking, you know it would sound a lot more retarded.
Anyways, Fetterman insisted he can be pro-immigration while also favoring policies to restrict the flow of migration to manageable levels, disagreeing with the progressives who oppose new limits on asylum and bash some of the ideas and the negotiations as cruel.
It's a reasonable conversation until somebody can say there's an explanation on what can we can do when 270,000 people are being encountered on the border, not including the ones, of course, that we don't know about, he said.
To put that in reference, that is essentially the size of Pittsburgh, the second largest city in Pennsylvania.
So actually some salient points from Fetterman there.
He's 100% right.
Like, how can you as a reasonable person possibly look at immigration and be like, no, that's fine.
Like the crisis at the border and be like, yeah, that's totally cool to just walk right in.
I don't care.
We don't have any sovereignty.
I mean, I did a whole show on it this morning, so I won't harp on it.
But the idea is like, he's not wrong for pointing that out.
And there's really no way you could prove otherwise.
Like, his stance obviously was just totally reasonable, right?
Based Fetterman, you know?
Not really.
He's not actually based, obviously.
But the people in the Uniparty didn't like that.
The progressives that are deemed the acceptable, people who abide by the accepted narrative don't like that.
In fact, particularly the voters who voted for him were not happy to see that.
So take a look at the response.
This was on Twitter.
Senator Fetterman throws his wife under the bus.
2023.
That's immigration makes America America, says John Fetterman.
When Senator Manchin is gone, Senator Fetterman is vying for the rotating villain spot.
That was Nina Turner's take, who always has something to say.
And then I, this is some random person, funny, he was a progressive when he was asking me for my fuck effing money.
I'm sorry, I almost said that word, which I try not to say on the show.
But look, they're not happy with him.
They're not happy with him.
They're starting to see cracks in the foundation of the Uniparty.
It's very interesting what's going on here.
There's a lot of movement happening.
I actually predict a realignment, really.
And I'll get into that later on.
But, I mean, it's almost like the dissident right kind of broke off from the Uniparty a long time ago.
Now it's up to the left, the dissident left.
Are they going to do the same thing?
Because there's a lot of cracks in the foundation.
And exactly who's going to migrate where as far as along the spectrum?
The political spectrum, not the autism spectrum, that is.
And as you can see with Fetterman, he's a disappointment to a lot of these people who thought he was a progressive.
You know, they were told he was.
Now I don't think he's...
A progressive never was.
I don't think he's a member of the Uniparty.
It seems like he's just acting out of line for both narratives.
So it's just interesting.
What's going on, of course.
And I want to get to one last thing, too.
And this is an important part of the show because we're going to talk about, at least not one last thing in general, but before we move on, we're going to talk about this, mainly in the second part of the show, the real reasons we're starting to see these cracks in the foundations and why that's so interesting that it's happening right now.
But right now, guys, or just recently, there was a protest outside of a Democratic fundraiser.
And no, In New York, by the way.
No.
It wasn't from conservatives.
It wasn't even from moderates.
No.
You know who actually led this protest?
Pro-Palestine leftists.
Okay?
And this is an important piece of the puzzle as to what's going on because obviously Israel is a huge factor in why we're starting to see Breaks in the foundation among the Uniparty, okay?
People who were more than happy to go along with the Uniparty for years are starting to realize, you know, I don't necessarily support Israel.
Or maybe I do support Israel.
There's a lot of changes happening and the foundation is just not very sturdy right now.
So I want to go ahead and play this clip that really, really depicts what is going on right now and the divide in the Uniparty, specifically the left wing, as it stands.
Take a look at this protest.
You're committing genocide!
Jail of crime, you can't hide!
You're committing genocide!
Democrats, you can't hide!
You're committing genocide!
James O'Brien, you can't hide!
You're committing genocide!
Eric Adams, you can't hide!
You're committing genocide!
Money for Israel's crimes!
Not another nickel!
Not another dime!
No more money for us paid!
How many kids have you Free Palestine!
Free!
Free Palestine!
Free!
Free, free, free Palestine!
Free, free, free Palestine!
Fuck you!
Peace fire now!
Peace fire now!
Peace commanding genocide!
Tony Argento, you can't hide.
You're committing genocide.
Tony Argento, you can't hide.
You're committing genocide.
Ah, music to my ears.
Don't you love it when they eat their own?
Don't you love it?
I'm actually like, I think this is totally entertaining right now.
Now, to be clear, I'm not particularly pro-Israel and I'm not like, yeah, like, you get them.
They're committing genocide either.
That's not me.
Like, I just, I'm just America first.
I think I made that position quite clear and I don't believe that that attack on Israel was really, you know, organic at all.
I think that there was a lot of government planning behind it that, Mossad and you know the CIA was behind so that's another topic but I just want to clarify that the I'm not taking a position in this full analysis of what's going on other than obviously my commentary on each specific issue but my point entirely is that there are a lot there's a lot of chaos going on in the uniparty and that chaos is not being brought on by the dissident right for years the only time you really saw division was when the dissident right called out the
establishment right Now you're starting to see those cracks form not just in the establishment right side, but also on The establishment left side with progressives.
There's a lot going on.
And like I said, I think this could lead to a future realignment, especially given the significance of the time we're living in with what's going on in Israel, what's going on in Ukraine and Russia.
It's just a very significant time for these cracks to start forming.
And that means a much less stable uniparty.
And that's good for people who want to actually see change.
For so long, I've wanted to see change in the Republican Party.
So if there are cracks in the foundation, that means that change is coming.
Sometimes you need to completely destroy something to actually build up a better version of it.
Speaking of which, I think...
And when I say that, I don't mean our government structure per se.
I mean the way that we have...
Established ourselves in the two-party system, right?
The two-party system, George Washington warned us of because it's never really going to operate that way, right?
There's always going to be a class of elites who control that two-party system and all that two-party system is going to exist to do is to run cover for those elites and convince us that we're fighting amongst ourselves.
As you can see in today's show, that is clearly not the case.
I mean, nobody really agrees with anybody.
Everybody You know, has their own specific perception and may agree in some ways with one's part of their party, but not the other.
And if you question that at all, at least on the right, for years, you were just pushed to the right, pushed further.
You were pushed out of the way.
You know, I gave the example off the top of the show.
I had no choice but to be pushed to the distant right, because when I started asking questions, nobody wanted to hear them in Con Inc.
And I think exactly the phenomenon that you saw with the dissident right, you're going to start seeing it on the left.
Now, they do have what they consider to be the dissident left, but for the most part, that dissident left does still work with the uniparty, does still work with the establishment in both parties.
So they're not really that strong of a wing of the party.
For a long time, they remain pretty unified.
For better or for worse.
I mean, I don't think AOC has anything in common with Nancy Pelosi, but, you know, they worked together for years.
They were able to, you know, and that's because they didn't want these cracks to form and ultimately destroy the power structure that was keeping them in place, that was keeping their paychecks coming.
That power structure, of course, being the elites, they don't want you to be able to identify that.
And that's where the cracks in the foundation will lead to.
So it's a quite interesting phenomenon.
And then the second part of the show, guys, up next, I'm going to be kind of deciphering what exactly are the causes of these, of this structural, structural collapse in the unit party.
What is causing, what root issues are the cause of, uh, you know, or what, what issues are the root cause?
Oh my gosh.
My goodness.
Fetterman moment.
Talk about being retarded.
Truly a Fetterman.
I have nothing on, uh, you've got nothing on me.
Um, But I was trying to think of where I was going with that.
Lost my train of thought.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, there are so many issues that are the root cause of this collapse, but I think there's a few that I want to highlight because it all comes back to one issue.
They don't have a good leader.
Shockingly.
Joe Biden's not a good leader.
They don't have a strong leader.
And even though he is controlled by other people, at the end of the day, If you don't have a clear leader who can make decisions for the country, for their party, then you're going to see this collapse.
I mean, he was supposed to be the leader of the Uniparty, right?
But not anymore.
People are starting to realize no one's really excited for Joe Biden, okay?
Even the ones who wind up voting for him.
And we know that.
We've known that ever since that slogan, Blue No Matter Who, Became a thing.
So we're going to be talking about that coming up next, the root causes of all of this.
But before we do that, guys, I want to go to a quick break and I'll be right back in a minute.
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On that note, as promised, I do want to talk about what I believe are the root causes of these foundational cracks in the Uniparty, which...
I see as a win for us, because this is exactly what the dissident right has been calling for for quite some time, to dismantle the Uniparty, which of course runs cover for the deep state, okay?
So what's going on here?
Well, obviously we have Israel, for starters.
That is a big, big issue that is causing a lot of these foundational cracks.
Because it's very clear that there is an accepted narrative out there.
Now, if you are doing anything other than fully supporting Israel, hands on, send whatever weapons they want, some whatever money Netanyahu desires, OK, whatever his little heart desires, as they say.
If you're not doing that, then you're not within the accepted uniparty, right?
You're not taking an accepted uniparty stance.
So therefore, you're not welcome in the uniparty, and that would be considered a dissident opinion.
Now, the dissident right has been vocal about...
There's a spectrum, right?
So on the right, I would say there's people who range from Being America first to actually full out supporting Palestine in this conflict, for me, I don't want babies to get hurt or die.
I think innocent children getting hurt in this conflict, they're seen as collateral damage, and I see that on both sides, and it's really sad, and I don't want that to go on.
I don't want there to be war, and I especially don't want the United States involved in this, and especially if you backtrack This was caused inorganically.
So I think it's really sad that people are dying because our government's trying to kill us all and the globalist world, New World Order's trying to kill us all.
That's really ultimately who's at fault for this and I don't want to go to war for Israel.
So I have a very America first take on this.
I am pretty much against any sort of aid to Israel.
I have no interest in it.
Like, I just don't care.
Like, I just couldn't be bothered to sit here and tell you why you need to support Israel.
Why?
No, I don't.
So that's my take.
And, you know, I understand people who are more in the, you know, even more critical of what Israel's doing.
I totally get that.
And I tend to see the lead towards that as well, because if you really, really dig deep into what's going on, the dominant narrative is totally incorrect about this one.
But again, that's how the Uniparty operates.
They don't care about the truth.
They just want you to buy into their side, okay?
And that's something that we're especially seeing within the Democratic Party, As an issue, but really among the uniparty at all.
So you have the dissident left and the dissident right.
I'm calling it the dissident left, although it's not really a thing.
It's not a very strong faction of the party.
I do think it will rise up in the coming years.
It's kind of the point of the show.
But, um...
That should have been the title, is the dissident left rising.
But they're clearly not happy with how the government, particularly this regime, has handled everything.
Take a look at these statistics that just came out of...
Sorry, I almost called it WAPO. But anyways, the majority of Americans back Israel over war with Hamas, poll finds.
By the way, Washington Street, sorry, Wall Street Journal.
Oh my gosh, Washington Street Journal.
Again, this is what happens when you don't drink enough coffee and you have to host a primetime show.
Anyways, majority of Americans back Israel, yeah, no surprise there, over war with Hamas, pull fines.
Democrats are at 17% support in support of Israel, 24% in support of Palestine, and 48% have sympathy for both equally.
Okay, then you look at Republicans, 69% 17% are in favor of sympathizing for both equally, and 2% are against.
And then you see the independents and everything else.
So it's really interesting to see these statistics because Now you can sort of see why Israel is part of why we're starting to see these structural cracks in the foundation of the Uniparty, because a lot of these Democrats maybe previously considered themselves a part of the establishment left.
However, now they're starting to see, well, you know, Maybe this is a problem that they're going all in for Israel.
Maybe it's weird that there's this huge, huge movement to support Israel.
What am I missing here?
Like, this is a bit odd.
There's no nuance in my party when it comes to this matter.
And I think that's really what's going on, especially when it comes to war.
It's bizarre.
I think it's probably a lot of more dissident leftists are finding what's going on bizarre because they're probably thinking, well...
You know, I don't even understand why we're not questioning all of these, you know, all of this war, this blatant war that's going on.
I know that the Democratic Party hasn't been anti-war in many, many decades.
However, there are still people within the party that do take that position to some degree.
And I know that because, you know, I've spoken to them on Twitter spaces.
These are real people that exist.
There are people on the left.
Who still take that anti-war stance on the left, okay?
And so they're very confused, and that's a lot of the people who are not necessarily all in for supporting Israel.
Or some of them are just very pro-Palestine, as I stated.
One of those people who is all in for Palestine is, of course, Rashida Tlaib.
Now, the problem with when you take that strong of a stance, as Rashida Tlaib did, being pro-Palestine, I don't necessarily support her stance, but I think it's quite interesting watching everybody react to her stance.
Remember for so long, like, focused on censoring her and how Terrible she was for being pro-Palestine and yada yada.
We need to spend so much time punishing her for having this position, even though we have a million things we should be doing for our country right now.
It was a ridiculous thing, in my opinion, that they were trying to spend time punishing her.
But as a result, what I find interesting, and this is further proof that Israel is the root cause of a lot of these cracks.
We're Divided on this issue, but Rashida Tlaib, this is kind of hilarious.
You could see her going out of her way to try and appease the Uniparty in this video.
It's like you know that she got an email from somebody in her office saying, hey, you're getting a lot of hate comments on Twitter about how you're an anti-Semite, so do you mind filming a video wishing people a happy Hanukkah to prove that you're not an anti-Semite?
And then the other funny part of this video is how she tries to make it about Racism.
She talks about, and she even mentions anti-Semitism.
Like, okay, how all of these issues come together in this video doesn't make any sense, but it's hilarious to me because she's grasping at straws trying to maintain her presence in the Uniparty, which further proves that obviously there are some, you know, there's some people who are angry at her in the Uniparty for not taking the accepted pro-Israel stance.
It's really interesting to watch this.
Take a look.
Hi, if not now, Detroit.
Happy early Hanukkah to all of you.
I wish I could be there to celebrate with you all.
You give me so much life.
Your 2020 platform calling for every public official to commit to defunding the occupation in Palestine and fighting anti-Semitism and white nationalism is one that I can support very strongly.
Please consider me as your partner here in the United States Congress as well as back home in the 13th District.
Together, I know we'll build a brighter future for all of us.
In the meantime, Happy Early Hanukkah and thank you from the bottom of my heart for your tireless advocacy and work for not only myself and the American people, but also for my grandmother.
I will look forward to seeing you all very, very soon.
For her grandmother?
What?
I don't know what's going on with that, but...
Yeah, guys, what's happening is Rashida learned the hard way that it's not a profitable position to be pro-Palestine, and the right loves to do this thing where they like to...
the establishment right, that is, because this goes to prove that the uniparty's in the same, you know, they're one and the same.
They like to do this thing where they make it out to be like, there's so many Hamas supporters out there.
There's so many Palestinian supporters out there.
Now look, I don't love Rashida.
I don't love her team of losers.
What did...
The squad.
I was trying to cover the name that Trump came up with them.
The squad.
Or AOC plus three.
I'm no fan of them.
I think I've made that abundantly clear.
But I'm not.
I'm a principled person.
And I'm not going to sit here and be like, you Hamas squad, you're destroying this.
Like, no.
90% of Congress is in on Israel.
Is all supporting Israel.
So actually, the fact that she supports Palestine...
It's such a small, a tiny percentage.
And we should have those nuanced discussions in Congress.
I'm okay with Rashida Tlaib having that opposing position.
I'm more okay with that than the most people on the left would be.
Because I realize...
And people on the right and the left, they're the same.
They're the same, okay?
Because they'll criticize somebody like her for taking a pro-Palestine position.
And I just wanted to say that because that's why she feels the need to come out with that video.
I mean, it's all...
It's all just, like, doesn't make any sense, right?
But she felt threatened because she felt like, well, if I don't come out with a unifying issue, which is, of course, racism, right?
That's the most...
If you're in trouble, just talk about race.
That's what the strategy for the Democrats is.
So that's probably what...
The advice she got from her office.
They probably said, well, make it about racism and also throw in anti-Semitism to make it seem like you care about that issue when, you know, I don't think she really cares about any of those issues.
But again, being pro-Palestine is an unpopular take.
So she had to save herself.
She had to save her ability to make money.
And the way she did that was by running cover, saying all these things that would make the Uniparty like her again.
Because there are so many cracks in the foundation and she doesn't want to lose her footing with the Uniparty because that means she loses money too.
It's all fake.
It's all a facade.
Everything's fake and gay, as you know.
But yeah, there is something going on.
And that real issue that we're seeing starting to push the Democratic Party in all these different directions is Israel.
Israel is a real game changer right now for what's going on.
Because I think we're starting to realize, like I said, the dissident right realized this a long time ago, that neither party is principled, and it's all about making money, and Khan Inc.
is in it too, and it's just all a mess.
But now you see the left sort of waking up, and truly, I do believe Israel, what's going on in Israel right now, is one of the root causes.
Speaking of which, A lot of these Democrats are not happy.
Democrats and established Republicans are not happy with how Joe Biden has handled Israel specifically.
Okay?
And there are some people who say that either they...
There's two people.
There's two sides, right, to this equation.
Either you don't think he's doing enough for Israel or you think he's doing too much.
But nobody's actually happy with how he's handling Israel.
And we'll get into more about why Joe Biden's a major problem for the Uniparty and why they're starting to crumble.
But truly, Joe Biden's lack of leadership on this issue, or his perceived lack of leadership on this issue, I should say, Because neither side is happy with him.
The pro-Palestine people are like, well, wait a second.
Why are you giving all this money to Israel?
And then the pro-Israel people are like, well, you gave money to Israel.
So why aren't...
Because he's funding both sides of it, right?
So nobody's really happy with him.
That's the hilarious part on this particular issue.
And this is also why you see a lot of the cracks in...
The Uniparty, right?
That's why you're starting to see it fall apart.
There's no leader anymore.
Because he's trying to play both sides.
He's trying to appease both sides.
And you can't do that on an issue like this, okay?
So anyways, here is what's going on with Biden as it pertains to this particular issue and the drop of approval for this particular war.
The president has a lot of foreign policy and national security crises on his desk right now.
The Israel-Hamas war is one of them.
What is perception of that?
So his handling of the war is negative and it's gone a little lower, in part because people aren't sure that the steps his administration is taking are bringing the war, helping bring the war to a peaceful resolution, number one.
And number two, we've talked a lot about some of the splits within his own party on this.
Which is always important for a president on foreign policy.
There's an increasing number of Democrats who now say they think the president is giving too much support to Israel.
Yeah, I mean, it's a valid argument to make.
It's also a valid argument to make that he's giving too much money to Iran or that he has given money to Iran.
I mean, I think the most valid argument to make is the one that I've been making all along, which is that he wants more and he's funding more.
And there's really no more reasonable position to take as an American than, I want to be America first, and I'm sick and tired of being lied to by these elites.
If you fundamentally believe you are being lied to on a daily basis by these people, then why in a million years would you take a position on a war that they are funding?
Because that would require you to believe that there is some truth to what they are telling you.
And there isn't.
None.
They inorganically forced this war on us, so why would you take a side?
Anyways, that's my opinion being interjected here.
That's my perspective on it, which is neither this side or that side.
Like I said, it's America first.
That's what I believe.
But watching this from the America first perspective, watching this play out, has been so utterly fascinating.
It is very clear to me that obviously Israel is one of the driving forces when it comes to essentially destroying the Uniparty, destroying the Uniparty's unity, which is like the only thing they had going for them, right?
They were starting to be criticized a lot by the dissident right, but the reason why they were able to survive for so long is because most of the Democratic Party was a part of that Uniparty, and they had enough Republican support where they could make the argument that, you know, they can control both sides, right?
And so that was that was useful to the elites for so long because you weren't really fighting, you know, anything worthwhile.
Right.
If you called yourself a Republican, you were just fighting the same people that your side is on.
Right.
Because if it's the uniparty, then ultimately you will come to the same conclusions on most issues.
Right.
They say you won't.
But at the end of the day, you do.
Right.
Anyways, that's certainly the case that Israel, Joe Biden's take on Israel has been detrimental to the uniparty, but also just Joe Biden at large.
I mean, you can't ignore the fact that this man has been a terrible leader for the Uniparty, and he was supposed to be the leader for the Uniparty.
That's why you see people like Anna Navarro supporting him.
Now, she is obviously not a real Republican.
She's a rhino, but a lot of people...
She was supposed to be useful in curbing the disillusion towards Joe Biden on the right.
Right?
Especially after Trump, there were a lot of people who bought into the whole blue-no-matter-who argument who were conservatives.
Of course, their argument looked more like, well, I just don't like Trump because he tweets mean things.
It was a retarded argument.
But a lot of conservatives thought, oh, well, you know, they bought into the narrative that Trump was destroying democracy because they actually listened to people like Anna Navarro, which is weird because she's robotic as hell.
But, you know, a lot of these men get, you know, Pushed around by their wives who are there watching The View all day.
And there's a lot of beta males out there that are like, well, my wife told me I have to vote for Biden because Trump tweets me things.
And I have to get vaccinated.
Like, my goodness.
We need, like, run your home, okay?
Stop being, like, such a loser, like a beta simp, okay?
Anyways.
But you see that a lot.
You see these men getting pushed around by their wives.
And it's hilarious.
Not hilarious.
It's actually quite sad.
Because that's honestly the fall of the West for you right there.
It's women telling their husbands how to vote, what to do, how to think, how to act.
Stop.
Leave your husband alone, okay?
Please let him be the leader of the household, okay?
That's how it's been done for years.
We've been successful in maintaining this country's sovereignty and now suddenly the tables turn and obviously we're falling apart.
Anyways, that's another topic for another day.
But the point is, at large, Joe Biden is a horrible leader and most people are divided in general in both parties over him.
I mean, the right pretty much hates him.
There's still an establishment wing like the Anna Navarro types who are still trying to run cover for him.
But the Uniparty as a whole, the left, the bigger part of it that is the left and the establishment right, they're like, I don't know, there's no leader anymore.
And when they don't have their leader, what are they going to do?
Well, you start to see those cracks in the foundation.
And this is how bad it's really gotten for Joe Biden's approval rating.
James, so let's, before we get into the numbers, I just want to get your read on what's happening with Jake Sullivan.
There's this sort of icy relationship.
We're seeing it more and more, whether it be Biden in front of, you know, the campaign event, you know, really with sharp criticism.
But Jake Sullivan over there, getting an icy response from Israel, Herzog, Netanyahu.
How do you think this is going to go for the White House?
Well, it's going to be rocky.
We've already seen in political terms that the president has lost support amongst Muslim groups, amongst young people for his handling of the war.
And it's going to be rocky between the U.S. and Israel because they're just not on the same page.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged openly the other day in a statement that there is not an agreement on the day after Hamas.
The Israelis want to preserve their security control over the region, and the U.S. is talking about the Palestinian Authority taking over there, but they were in charge there, and they are seen by most Israelis with some justification as a kind of radically anti-Semitic kleptocracy.
So there's a lot still to be done here, and the real pressure is from the U.S. towards Israel to try and get them to wind down this phase, which they're calling high-intensity clearance operations, and to move into what they call more targeted, high-value target operations.
Right.
And even with the humanitarian aid, you know, with the concern about where it's going, it's an uphill battle.
Even if the White House is saying we want more aid, the folks on the ground are saying it's only going to fuel the rockets coming at us.
Very complicated for any president, but especially one who's running for reelection with mounting other issues.
We just showed the 33 percent approval waiting.
I think it'll go down lower if so.
I mean, I'm not going to say get a crystal ball out, but I mean, there is a lot that Joe Biden is facing right now, whether it be Hunter's issues and again, you know, the Israel war and still this Ukraine.
They're coming back to vote on a package for Ukraine as well.
So that 33% job approval rating comes from the Pew Trust polls.
It is the lowest that they've recorded for Mr.
Biden since he took office.
Polls are best seen not in isolation, but in aggregate, so you can see the trend lines and not just a snapshot.
So that might be a bit of an outlier.
If you go to RealClearPolitics.com, they aggregate, they compile daily an average of all the major reliable polls, and that right now shows that Mr.
Biden's job approval rating is much higher at 39%.
Wow, wait, wait, stop the presses.
He's still something like 18 or 20 points underwater.
And I had this exchange with Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary in the press briefing last month where I asked her about all of these negative polls.
He's been underwater for two-plus years since we left Afghanistan.
And does the White House challenge the accuracy of all that polling data?
And Jean-Pierre said, no, we don't challenge the accuracy of the polling data.
That was a first.
And then she said, we're not going to change the minds of Americans.
I get that.
And that was a really stunning admission.
Here is the face of the vaunted White House communications apparatus, a $40 million a year apparatus, basically saying that we cannot persuade and that we're going to have to stand for reelection without turning around those underwater numbers.
I remember that.
You obviously ask the great questions.
When you do get called on, which I think should be more often, may I just say, in my two cents here.
But speaking of someone, you know, you're in that room and a lot of times I've been able to say Hunter Biden's a private citizen.
We've heard that over and over.
That's sort of starting to change now, James, the impeachment inquiry now here.
Hunter making those comments.
We heard from one of our guests off the top of the show saying, you know, Joe Biden may have known that Hunter was going to not comply with the subpoena.
Maybe he's implicated.
Ian Samms has a job cut out for him to be the White House spokesperson.
Yeah, so Ian Samms is the spokesman for the White House counsel's office and an attorney himself.
But we've seen the messaging on Hunter Biden change and shift over time.
Originally, President Biden himself, when he was a candidate, was saying, I never once discussed my son's overseas business dealings with him, which always seemed far-fetched.
What kind of dad would you be if you're not discussing your son's business activities with him even a little bit?
Right.
No matter how old your kid is.
But now that messaging has shifted to, well, they were never in business together.
And then we heard from Hunter Biden himself for the first time publicly on the Hill the other day saying, my father did not benefit financially from my businesses.
So ultimately, guys, you see what's going on here.
Biden has handled a slew of issues poorly.
Not him, but rather his regime.
They have done a poor job of concealing his dementia.
They've done a poor job of concealing all of the crime that his family is involved in, even though the Republicans still won't do anything.
Once again, this is a uniparty problem.
Americans can still see from reports of independent journalists that have, you know, been obviously kick-started by people like Miranda Devine, who were reporting on this issue long before it was okay, acceptable to talk about But essentially, the laptop was real.
All of that happened.
And it seems that there's so much instability from this regime that nobody can really actively say that they support Joe Biden.
Nobody actually has passion for his campaign.
And that ultimately, I think, is what is starting to crack the foundation of the Uniparty.
And actually, this is a good thing.
Because sometimes you need to take a...
You know, some of you need to just totally destroy it.
I was going to say take a couple steps back, but I don't even think that.
I think some of you need to just tear everything down in order to build it up again.
And again, I don't mean our government per se, but this two-party system that clearly is run by the uniparty has been corrupted.
And so maybe this isn't such a bad thing that this is happening.
Maybe we need to have these cracks in the foundation.
The dissident right woke up a long time ago, but if we have a faction on the left that's starting to wake up, or we have another group of people on the right who are going to wake up like the Meghan McCain's, maybe she'll move away from the Uniparty and she'll realize, hey, what the hell?
Now, I'm doubtful because of her father's connection to all of that, but...
Maybe.
I don't know.
And maybe not just her, but other people who bought into the uniparty lies for so long.
There's a lot of controlled opposition.
So this is an interesting time in American politics, and I don't think that can really be overstated.
I think a lot of people are starting to wake up, thanks to the Israel conflict that's going on, and the people who have been outspoken about that, and why we're being lied to about that.
And also, almost thanks to Biden.
Thanks to the regime that proved to us...
How incompetent their people are.
We're starting to realize, well, wait a second, and I realized this a while ago, but the average American who wasn't really in tune with politics is starting to realize, wait a second, there's no way that this guy won the election.
There's no way that this could possibly be a genuine regime run by Joe Biden.
It's just not possible.
None of this makes sense.
So the Uniparty's crumbling, guys.
Good news.
That's awesome news, okay?
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