Jan. 23, 2016 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Welcome back to the second hour of tonight's live broadcast.
It is Saturday evening, January 23rd, very cold, very snowy night across a lot of the country.
Cold in Memphis, although we missed the snow.
And if you're buried in that blizzard on the eastern seaboard, we're glad that you chose to spend the night with us as we broadcast live this evening from our flagship station, AM1600, WMQM in Memphis, going out across the country to the AMFM affiliate stations of the Liberty News Radio Network and simulcasting online at thepolitical cesspool.org, as well as other websites.
I'm James Edwards, Keith Alexander, co-hosting with me tonight.
And our big treat for you this evening, ladies and gentlemen, is another interview with the one and only Sam Dixon, who has made his way back to our program.
There are people I respect, very few people I respect as much as Sam, but certainly no one that I respect more.
He is a very accomplished attorney, in addition to being an acclaimed orator.
Sam, welcome back.
Happy New Year.
Yes.
Happy New Year to you.
Let's hope it's a great year for you and your family and our people and everybody else.
Well, it very well could be.
Things at least appear to be changing, or perhaps I should say there exists the possibility of positive change on the horizon.
As you know, Sam, what prompted me to ask you to be back on the program this evening was an email exchange that you and I were involved in with a few other people talking about Donald Trump and the Trump phenomenon.
Break down the man versus the potential that we have as a movement here and try to reconcile the two.
What are your just initial observations as we sit here tonight at the end of January with regards to what we can draw from this candidacy?
Well, I think that all of us are happy that somebody has come forward and raised the issue that the power structure had agreed was not going to be discussed.
They have never allowed any kind of voter discussion on immigration.
They have carried out their policy of colonization of America with low-hand third world immigrants so as to smash the white working class and to solidify minority political control.
And they have done this in the face of public opposition.
Never, never have the polls shown the people supporting this, but they talk, talk, talk about democracy, but they rise above democracy and not allowing any debate on this issue.
And Trump spoiled their plans.
Jeb Bush, the other representatives of the 1%, were unable to shut it up.
And now the issue has gobbled them up.
And you have Jeb Bush down in barely in single digits after spending $80 million.
And so this is all very, very good.
But there's a question mark over Donald Trump.
We don't really know.
He has taken inconsistent positions over the years.
And he certainly has been part of the ruling elite in America.
But the phenomenon is very good.
The excitement that people have had, the wealth, the upspring of support for him, this is all very, very good.
This is Keith Alexander, Sam.
Good to talk with you again.
Yeah, can you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you fine.
Can you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you.
I was just going to say, I've been reading articles, and I think they're right on point, and I wanted to get your reaction to them, that a big part of Trump's success with the electorate is that he is eschewing the possibility of calling himself a conservative.
He is a populist.
He wants to make America great.
He's basically channeling Sam Francis, who the late great Sam Francis, who I know was a personal friend of yours, who was, among other things, an advisor to Pat Buchanan in 1996 and gave Pat Buchanan this advice.
And the reason being that there are a lot of what we used to call Reagan Democrats, particularly in blue states, that resist calling themselves conservatives because they have been part of the working class union wing of the Democratic Party for a long time, just as white Southerners were part of the Democratic Party until the Jews basically moved them out in the civil rights movement.
As my father used to say, he said, I didn't leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me.
And this is a perfect strategy for growing the party honestly rather than as the elites want to do by bringing in everybody except white people.
This is a way to get other white people who are working class, lower middle class people that are, you know, identifying with the dispossession that you discussed and have been affected by it and enlisting them into a populist movement.
Well, I'll buy into that.
I kind of cringe when we talk in class terms.
I like to think in community racial terms.
I see Bernie Sanders trying to stir up class war, which being a former students for Democratic Society, New Left Jew, comes to him as naturally as breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide.
They play these fault lines and set men against women and women against men and young against old and old against young and worker against boss and boss against worker.
An outsider always likes to stir up this kind of discord within the family.
But I certainly like the idea of just dropping the term conservative.
I know James doesn't quite agree with that, but I just think the term is so meaningless and so tired.
And really, we're not conservatives.
I'm not a conservative.
I don't think James is a conservative.
Oh, he thinks he is.
Well, I think we're conservative in the old populist sense, but we're certainly not Heritage Foundation, Weekly Standard, National Review as defined by them, conservative.
These terms aren't mutually exclusive either.
I mean, I guess it depends on the context.
If you look up the textbook definition of conservative, and I don't want to chase a rabbit here, it just means someone who adheres to traditional beliefs with regards to policy and culture, hierarchy of things.
And I think by that context, certainly I'm a traditionalist in many ways, but populist, nationalist, whatever, these terms aren't mutually exclusive.
But certainly we have no common ground with the people who claim to represent the conservative movement today.
But that's not necessarily here nor there.
However, Sam, with regard to classism, there's certainly a difference between elites and populists.
I mean, you would have to agree with that to an extent.
I mean, if there are any elites out there that are speaking our language, I'd sure like to know where they are.
I mean, would you go along that far?
Yeah, I believe in elites.
I believe in elites the way I believe that the earth goes around the sun.
No society can function without elites.
The real question has been how to get worthy elites.
There you go.
In the middle, in the Renaissance, we had worthy elites like the Medicis.
Now we have people like Barbara Streisand and people like that.
And so this is a good point.
This is a good point.
There needs to be elites and people have betters.
Not everybody's equal.
We know that.
But you know, it's like they were talking about, it's like Sam Francis said, we have treasonous elites today, people that sell out the interests of the American people to globalist concerns and basically fighting these wars.
I'd go you and Sam Francis one further.
I think we have a society which, especially in politics, but really in all areas of life, has created a setup in which being a sociopath is the road to advancement.
And the kind of people that rise to the top in a universal suffrage democracy that's really controlled by a buttocracy that owns the news media.
The kind of people that rise to the top are not people like George Washington.
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Oh, yes, my zest for life has never been better.
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Folks, welcome back.
We have the great Sam Dixon with us, and I think I speak for my wife when I say we have adopted Sam into our family, not just our racial family, but our actual family.
We love him that much.
Sam, we were exchanging a couple of emails yesterday, as I said, which in a way prompted you coming on the show tonight.
I'd like to read very quickly something that I put out there about Trump and get your response, and then something that Jared had emailed to me also.
When Trump first came out, I was very skeptical because I remembered back in 2000 when I was working for Buchanan, Trump briefly flirted with challenging Buchanan for the Reform Party nomination, but decided he was against it because Buchanan was a Nazi and his supporters were Nazis.
Those were the words, the adjective he used to describe all of us.
Just last month, of course, Trump praised Pat as being a visionary and a man ahead of his time.
He's praised Buchanan multiple times, actually, in recent weeks.
So the question is, do we believe that a man, even someone late in life like Trump, can make a radical transformation?
I would say it's certainly unlikely, but if it were impossible, there would be no use in any of us reaching out to anybody.
Because once a guy gets his beliefs, then there's no way of changing that way of thinking.
I don't believe that that is the case.
But the biggest reason that I think there may be legitimacy to Trump is that Sam Dixon wasn't running in the GOP primary and tearing up the field.
And so therefore, the establishment sparked a Trump candidacy as a ruse to derail someone that we would have otherwise supported.
I don't think he was inserted in there to take the balloon out of another candidate that we would have similarly rallied behind.
So this is the one thing that I revert back to.
So ultimately, I think, Sam, even if Trump is a phony, we'd still be no worse off than we were with Romney, McCain, Bush, Dole, etc.
And even if he is a phony, which I'm not certain that he is, he's certainly not bought and paid for like the others.
It still doesn't change the fact that he has created a very real backlash against the regime that checks many of our boxes.
And no matter what, his candidacy has brought some of our issues to the top of the heap and has given our people cover to speak candidly.
Jared emailed me yesterday and said that Trump has perhaps unleashed something that may be permanent.
Even if he were to disappear tomorrow, the genie is out of the bottle and that genie will not want to go back inside.
Do you believe that, Sam?
I agree.
Just marked me down as a ditto head.
I think that, as I said, the Trump phenomenon is of greater importance than Trump himself.
And it offers more lasting benefits to us than just one individual candidate.
You know, maybe Trump is sincere.
We don't know.
You know, I certainly hope so.
But it's certainly good that he is showing that a large percentage of people do not agree with the official line of the news media and the Republican Party.
By the way, Keith was talking about the phony conservatism and all that.
I'm sure you both saw that National Review has now come out with an entire issue devoted to asking Trump.
Well, you know, that's to be expected.
Yeah, that's to be expected.
And, you know, there was a lot of criticism of Trump early in this election cycle by so-called authentic conservatives like Jeb Bush.
Okay.
Okay.
They insert the laugh track.
Yeah.
That he was insufficiently conservative.
Well, the type of conservatism that James and I ascribe to, which is populist conservatism, as far as I'm concerned, is nothing more or less than common sense.
Liberalism is counterintuitive BS.
And it's basically, this was an article that was in, I think, this week magazine talking about how Trump was channeling Sam Francis.
They basically said that conservatism is just kind of an all-purpose name that has developed for opposition to liberals and the Democratic Party and their policies.
And, you know, I think that Trump is wise to avoid calling himself a conservative.
What he needs to do is stay on this plank that he's a populist and he's looking out for the interests of the people that elect American presidents.
We have had a succession of American presidents that seem to think they're being elected president of the world or the globe rather than the United States of America.
I think, again, I agree.
I see where Sam's coming from, and we don't want to get the classes of whites at odds with each other.
But if we had elites like Trump, they would certainly go a long way to bridging the divide.
Let me ask you this, Sam.
I will say to see the media and the conservatives, to use one of the newer terms that have been injected recently, rendered so impotent in their attempts seemingly to derail Trump has been absolutely awe-inspiring.
It just goes to show that the media is not invincible.
The establishment is not invincible.
These phonies, these Jewish Republicans who hate our people and hate everything that we stand for, they're not invincible.
But again, do we want to have a Trump presidency?
If Trump even is elected, do we want him to serve one or two terms and then it's a one and done?
What do you think is a realistic, hard to look?
I know you're not an oracle, as wise as you are.
What is a realistic outlook on how all of this could play out?
I mean, what would you say is the best case scenario for our people moving forward with regards to the Trump phenomenon?
I think the best thing would be for him to continue to build and set in motion a broad-based movement of people who understand the peril that we face and that we have been abandoned by our country and those who rule it.
That's what we want out of this.
A Trump presidency could not be, assuming Trump is sincere, and he may be, a Trump presidency is not going to be able to get much done because if you have Trump as president, you have 80% of the members of Congress are John Edwards's.
And they are people.
Well, the thing that I would say, Sam, on that is that, you know, he is a wrecking ball, and basically he can adopt Obama's tactics of ruling by executive order if he was truly the person that we hope that he is.
Well, if that's something that we want, I guess, you know, whatever it takes, you know, in some regards.
But finish your thoughts, Sam.
Anyway, I just think that one of the problems we have with our founding fathers' division of powers is that this has now been perverted where influence peddlers, the 1%, can put a bar through the spokes of the bike and they can use that to finagle things where they get their way.
If they've got public opinion on their side, then they pass a law through Congress and the president signs it and the courts enforce it.
If they don't and they can't get it through Congress, then they have someone like Obama just become Caesar and start issuing executive orders like he did on immigration, substituting his personal policies for the enacted law of the land.
And if all else fails, if neither the president nor the Congress can generate what they want, they have the Supreme Court issue a decree that abortion is guaranteed and the founding fathers intended to guarantee a right to abortion or they intended to outlaw school segregation and to require busing of children.
All this goofy stuff.
But one way or another, they can always finagle the three branches of government where the end result is they get what they want.
Well, Sam, I think that it's more than likely going to be the case that if Trump is elected, even though he doesn't have the wisdom and the foresight that you have demonstrated over the past 30 or 40 years, he will be a wrecking ball for the status quo.
The status quo will not exist.
Do you think that's a fair statement?
Yeah.
Anything that brings change and fluidity and movement is better than this sort of frozen stasis that we've had, this inertia that has just locked the country in its grips since really, I guess, since Franklin Roosevelt was elected.
Anything that breaks that up, that offers new ideas.
That's why I, even though I don't believe in southern nationalism, I'm sympathetic to groups like the League of the South and others who talk about secession.
Anything that gets meat on the table for people to eat and think about that helps bring a broader vision to the American people than just choosing between Democrats and Republicans and sending them to a government that hates them.
Anything that brings that government.
I have a secret wish, Sam.
I hope that Trump is elected and it provokes the liberal Northeast into seceding from the rest of the nation.
Well, Sam, I think you'll see that.
Hope Springs Eternal.
Sam, I know we talked about you being off for 30 minutes.
I want to hold you over for one more question, and it's about the future.
If you would stay with us for just five more minutes and we'll let you go.
All right.
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All right, everybody, always a treat when we have someone like Sam Dixon on the program.
We've had some great shows and some great guests this month.
Just last week, of course, Jared Taylor and Bill Johnson.
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And okay, Sam, so back to you.
I just wanted to ask you a couple of things again with regards to the future.
We look at the rise of ethno-politics in Europe, the rise of nationalism in Europe, and there's so much going on over there that's very encouraging, particularly in Hungary and the Czech Republic and some of the others.
Some great things happening in Europe.
Is it possible for something like that to occur in America?
Obviously, Americans are very different people.
We don't have an identity like a lot of those Europeans have.
We've lost our identity.
We've lost our connection to Europe.
Is it possible for something like that to occur here in America with the political system and the two-party system as it is, even if Trump is elected and re-elected and continues to advance the issues that have made his candidacy so popular?
Your thoughts?
Yeah, I think so.
I think that it'll be harder than it is in Europe because we're too individualistic here.
As I've said before, we have an ideology of freedom.
I'm not smiling at freedom.
I'm talking about the ideology of freedom, that freedom becomes the begin-all and end-all, the alpha, the omega, everything that America stands for, instead of a physical concrete people, which is what a country is supposed to be about, as opposed to an idea.
But reality intrudes, and without some kind of sense of community and identity and the growth of what you're talking about, then this country will simply cease to exist and so forth.
But I think I believe that as the system fails, opportunities arise.
When I was a kid, people believed in everything.
They believed what the president said.
They believed the newspaper.
They believed the preacher and the priest.
People just believe what the government stood for.
I remember when I was in elementary school, there was a kid in our class named Chuck Thorpe, and the word swept the school.
Chuck Thorpe's father is being investigated by the Internal Revenue Service.
Those of you who are young, like you, James, can't remember an American business.
Keith might.
But the very fact that the IRS was investigating you caused ordinary white Southern Protestant middle-class people to be very suspicious of that family.
That's gone.
Thank goodness.
All of that post-World War II greatest generation gullibility is over.
And people increasingly realize that this government hates them.
And by government, I don't just mean the nine members of the Supreme Court, the president and vice president, the cabinet, and the members of the Senate and the House.
By that, I mean the whole ruling class, the nomenclatura, the National Review editors, the Bill Buckley types, they all hate us.
And they're waging war upon us.
And this sentiment is just growing and growing and growing.
And also, the system is increasingly unable to silence people with the dope of good times.
In the 50s and 60s, people would say, well, you know, everything's better now.
Standard living is rising.
We can't do anything about this race-mixing thing.
It'd be bad for business.
Now the standard of living is dropping.
It's been dropping for 20 years.
And it's going to drop more, and it's going to drop faster.
And these policies that the system has promoted, like immigration, the evil of these policies is becoming so starkly apparent.
Like it did in Germany when Angela Merkel, an evil figure that represents the worst financial international powers of the world, when she announced she's going to let millions of Muslims into Germany, well, they swarm into the square in Cologne and they sexually assault 1,000 German girls.
Angela, Angela can keep running her mouth and her admirers, and they can put her on the front of Time magazine as the person of the year.
And Obama can praise her as being all the others as being a greater American than Americans.
The reality of what happened at Cologne is just speaking in such a deafening tone that Angela is going, in two years from now, Angela's name is going to be a curse in the mouth of Germans everywhere.
She will be afraid to go out of her house because people will be spitting on her on the street.
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Sam, you mentioned something.
Turn your mic off.
Keith, your mic's not on.
Turn your mic off.
Your mic.
All right, Keith's getting his mic turned on.
Here he goes.
Sam, you're mentioning people that come to realize.
Yeah, hang on.
Here.
Sam.
You were talking about how people have come to realize that the government is the enemy, all of it.
And this, I think, plays into why Donald Trump is our only hope for real change.
To use a dated term, Donald Trump has a very large Rolodex.
A Rolodex at Ted Cruz or anyone else, no matter how sincerely they may want to change things in Washington, they don't have those resources.
Trump knows who to go to outside of the typical bureaucracy and technocracy that dominates our federal government to get things done.
And as a result, I think that he can get things done.
I think that any other candidate, being a typical creature of the political system we have in place now and have had for the past 70 years, when it's through, they'll say, when all is said and done, more is said than done.
I think that Trump has resources available to him where he can actually get people that agree with him to implement his policies and procedures.
Well, and I would say this too, a rhetorical question.
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of the regime as we know it?
Maybe.
Hopefully.
Is the rise of nationalism and ethnopolitics beginning to dawn in America?
Maybe, hopefully.
Hopefully Trump will be elected and serve a second term and will have eight years, if he's sincere, of him solidifying what he's sparked with this campaign.
But I'll say this.
What he has proven, Sam, and I quoted some of the most recent polls.
He has proven that this rhetoric has certainly found a very large number of Americans who agree with it.
In Georgia, for instance, he's got 50% of the GOP field there.
Now, it shows that after decades and decades and decades of brainwashing and constant anti-white propaganda, that that many people would still come to a message that I think at the very least is implicitly white in Trump's campaign.
So the question is then, final question for you, Sam.
What will we need to have happen?
Even if Trump is elected and re-elected, and if he is sincere, it has to go beyond the next eight years.
What do we need in America for the future generations in order to sustain what little bit of an uprising there may be forming right now in this country?
Well, we need white unity.
We need to put community ahead of individualism.
We need to put the common good ahead of individual self-interest.
We need consciousness raising.
We need to do something, Trump or no Trump.
The job for James Edwards, which he does so very well, and for people like James Edwards, is to till the field that is right in front of them.
And that for you and me and many others is the South.
One of the bad things about our situation is that the Southerners are most supportive of the regime.
They are the ones who support all of these crazy wars.
They support the aggressive posture toward Russia.
They are utterly distracted.
They can't get it through their heads that a government that institutes all these anti-white, anti-Southern policies at home is doing exactly the same thing abroad.
And that Putin is not their enemy.
Assad is not their enemy.
Their enemy is sitting in Washington, D.C. in the form of their government.
So we have to raise consciousness of that.
And a great thing about that is things like your radio broadcast and, of course, the internet that has opened opportunities around the system's media.
You know, the system has always been able to protect its puppets from scrutiny.
It protected Strom Thurmond from revelation of his black bastard child.
It's always protected those who it has used, but not so much.
And on that subject, I heard Keith talking about, you know, well, Cruz couldn't carry out a policy like Trump can.
I have to say, I'm ashamed of myself.
It wasn't until last week that I discovered that Mrs. Cruz is an officer and director in Goldman Sachs.
That's right.
Yes.
You know, I saw your belief that Tom, that God is anything other than part and parcel of the people who destroyed America's government.
A very good question, Sam, and we'll leave it at that.
I will say this, though, a lot of e-mails came in during your segments with us, Sam, one from your female admirers I'll read now.
James, I'm listening to Sam.
Wow.
No one could put it quite like Sam Dixon.
That comes from a listener tonight in Missouri.
Sam, they love you.
I love you.
And I'll talk to you again soon, my brother.
Thank you, Sam.
All right.
Thank you.
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All right, everybody.
How about Sam Dixon?
Big round of applause, our featured guest of the night.
You know, anybody named Sam is going to be out of this world, I think.
We have Bushman, we have Dixon, two syllables, same number of letters.
They're just incredible guys.
And that's another one that's one of our awesome.
So many great guests, Sam Bushman, as well.
We've just had an incredible January.
I am telling you, I don't think there has ever been a single month where we've just been so busy.
I'm not sure if there has.
I mean, there's been other events, I guess, that have been momentous, single events, but every week to have something different popping up in the news that we're involved in or related to and just these guests and what's going on with Trump.
This is a great time to be a fan of the political assessbool.
And I'll tell you, with regards to the media and Trump, I put up a post just yesterday at thepolitical access pool.org.
Trump has really played the media like a master conductor.
You know, he, this historic campaign, he instinctively understands that the general public distrusts the media, the establishment media, with the passion and have learned to support whatever it is against.
So like this expert conductor just to troll the media a couple of days ago.
No, it was yesterday.
It was just yesterday morning.
See, it seems like it's a week ago now.
Just yesterday morning, Donald Trump on his official Twitter feed retweeted an image that somebody had posted of Jeb Bush panhandling outside of Trump Tower.
But the guy who posted it, his Twitter handle was white genocide.
And so of course, now Trump has been caught doing this before, retweeting people who say things.
For instance, he retweeted the black crime statistics and it got him in a lot of hot water.
And of course, he brushed it off and embraced it.
So he has to know that his Twitter account is being monitored and anything they can take, they will and make a big story out of it.
So he posted this thing.
There's no way he retweets somebody named White Genocide without expecting that there's going to be some media repercussions.
Here's the story from CNN.
It made big news yesterday.
Donald Trump's penchant for retweets once again raised eyebrows after he recirculated a tweet on Friday from a user with the handle white genocide.
The profile user goes under the name Donald Trumpovitz, linked to a website containing a pro-Adolf Hitler commentary, featured a background photo with red lettering saying, get the F out of my country, and listed as his location, Jumerica.
The account's Twitter feed was largely a collection of tweets about violence allegedly committed by African-American suspects because in real life we know they don't ever commit any crime and anti-Arab posts.
The tweet that Trump actually reposted from the user was a photoshopped image of Jeb Bush depicting him as a disheveled beggar outside of Trump Tower.
Trump, as he always does, copied the full tweet so all of his followers would see it.
All right, so here's the thing.
I believe that Trump most likely knew the media would blast him for this retweet, which would only serve to solidify his growing base of support even more.
The media should have learned by now that he is playing them like a fiddle and they are playing right into his hands.
But these editors and these so-called reporters simply cannot contain their anti-white animus.
And so here we go.
And you look again in Iowa.
I say again, the most recent poll after the Robocalls issued by Bill Johnson is up 11 points after being down by two points previously.
Let me say this to that gang while you're talking, Debbie, on this.
I've never seen the level of excitement among populist conservatives that I've seen now that the candidates.
Keith, hang on.
Keith, use this one.
Hang on, we're switching mics.
Keith has short-circuited his.
What I was going to say is that I've never seen the level of enthusiasm among populist conservatives that I've seen since Donald Trump got into the race for the Republican nomination for president.
This is the most hopeful time that I've been able to, that I have experienced throughout my lifetime of us actually recapturing control of our government.
And I'm hoping, well, the thing about Buchanan was Eddie just mentioned Buchanan.
The problem is Buchanan was saying all the right things, but he didn't have the power.
He didn't have the adeptness at manipulating the media, and he didn't have the power and the Rolodex to get things done outside of the normal political channels that Donald Trump has.
So Donald Trump, I'm going to remain hopeful that he actually means what he says and says what he means, and he's going to make a real difference in our foreign policy, in our trade policy, in our civil rights policy, in every policy that has disadvantaged the founding stock and the working core of American citizens.
Look, I mean, the bottom line is he retweeted white genocide this week.
Earlier this week, earlier in the very same week, he said, what are all these black people upset about the Oscars for?
I didn't see any white people get nominated for BET awards.
Now, that's about as explicit as you can expect from the frontrunner, the runaway frontrunner in the GOP primary.
And this is what we're getting out of him.
Folks, just wait.
And it's like the home run derby.
The mainstream media keeps serving up these softballs, and he keeps jacking them over the fence.
Well, and you'll remember also last summer talking about the different media that the political cesspool has gotten.
Just last summer, there was a rash of reports last summer when they first tried to derail Trump, talking about all the racist activists, which is, of course, not what we describe ourselves as.
You know, I would say ultimately I'm pro-white, but again, conservative, conservative in the right context, nationalist, populist, whatever.
You can call me any of those things.
I know what I stand for.
You can go to our statement of principles if you have any doubts, but it's all right there.
But there was a big rash of articles late last summer of all of the pro-white advocates that were supporting Trump.
So the media tried to link Donald Trump to the political cesspool.
And once again, because I wouldn't give interviews, they went to a couple of our shows and transcribed some of the audio of me saying I was supporting Trump and tried to make this big, they thought that that would hurt him.
If anything, all of these things have only helped him.
His poll numbers have gone up steadily every week since June 16th when he announced.
It's amazing how out of touch the mainstream media is with the zeitgeist of America today, James.
That's all I've got to say about this.
And Donald Trump knows this, and he's playing them like a strativarius.
Well, Donald Trump has proven me right.
Again, I don't hate to bring this up, but I do bring it up.
I hope I don't sound too repetitious.
Self-congratulatory.
Always we say, I knew this back 10 years ago when things looked very, very bleak, and now we have a lot of reasons for hopes.
Not just what's going on with Trump, because Trump could be a flash in the pan.
He could be insincere.
But what we see going on in Europe is very, very real.
And what we see here in America, no matter what I've been proven right or we've been proven right on this point, Trump has proven that our ideas still play with mainstream middle America.
And that is something that's very real and very tangible.
And I tell you, when things turn, when these ideas regain power, when the people who advocate these ideas have power again, everybody else, most people don't have core beliefs that guide them.
Obviously, our audience does.
Our guests do.
We do.
Most people just go along with whatever is the path of least resistance, whatever's fashionable in vogue in Germany in World War II.
Every girl was throwing herself at an SS officer.
It doesn't matter what the ideology is.
When it becomes in power, the general public, and when it becomes profitable, the general public is just going to fall in line.
And it should happen.
Just remember this, audience, and James and everybody.
Trump's signature issue is the vital issue, immigration.
As Bairthold Brecht, the German Jewish communist playwright, said in 1948, if you don't like the election results, change the electorate.
The elites in charge of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party know that liberalism is a mile wide and an inch deep in most of America.
And as a result, what they're going to try to do is diffuse this, but through third world immigration.
They get enough third worlders in here, and our constitutional government and our founding fathers' vision will be in the scraph heap of history for good.
Because third worlders believe that a government that doesn't give you tons of goodies is the very definition of a bad government.
We can't have people like that pumped into this nation.
They'll subvert the founding principles of this nation.
So consequently, the first order of business is to stop third world immigration, and that seems to be the priority for Donald Trump.
And if it is, he's right on target.
Keith, we have a question.
I don't think you're going to have time to answer, but I always take questions from this particular writer.
Your thoughts on the National Review and all of those numerous commentators, they had 22 different so-called conservative commentators coming out against Trump.
She writes, it's as if as though they got the memo.
I would, of course, say these people aren't conservatives in any definition of the word.
And so they oppose Trump because he represents everything that they do.
Because he is not a National Review, weekly standard type or Heritage Foundation type of conservative.
A lot of those people were Jewish, either Jewish outright or had Jewish issues.
And neoconservatism is a Jewish movement, and these are Jewish organs, all of those things that we just named.
I don't worry about Trump's conservatism.
They say he hasn't been conservative long enough, yada, yada, yada.
Well, as far as I'm concerned, conservatism is nothing more or nothing less than common sense.
Trump obviously has an abundance of common sense or else he could not have succeeded in the rough and tumble real estate development world in which he has basically come out head and shoulders above all competitors.
We need that type of leadership in our government.
He will do to his ideological foes in the government exactly what he did to his opponents in the real estate development fields in which he has dealt.
It's liberalism that is not commonsensical.
It is counterintuitive BS.
And consequently, I will try.
Somebody like Donald Trump is more conservative by accident than Jeb Bush is on purpose.
Well, we have the most intelligent, responsive audience in all of talk radio.
And I know my audience is behind Trump.
One of our most generous donors, probably one of the top three or five donors we have in Oklahoma, went to a Trump rally in Tulsa earlier this week.
So our people are behind him.
Listen, I am my own man.
I say what I say, and I don't take polls, but it's good to know that our audience is with us on this one and we're with them.