May 7, 2016 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, going across the South and worldwide, at the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the political cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
It is a revolution, ladies and gentlemen.
It's a glorious revolution, harking back to the 18th century in England.
And furthermore, hopefully it will be a bloodless revolution.
But basically, we are living through a revolution in American presidential politics.
We're seeing a rank outsider who is fearless, who is not used to kowtowing and saying no, basically take the primary prize away from the establishment, and the establishment is going berserk.
People like Bill Crystal are searching desperately for a third-party candidate.
They're doing anything they can to try to derail Donald Trump, but Donald Trump is a man of destiny.
He's going for it.
And quite frankly, we need to get totally behind him because he's the only change agent in the race, the one that will really get us off of this terrible, crazy train of liberalism that we've been on for the past 70 years and get us back to sound American values like working for a living, being productive, America First, things like that.
I saw that the ADL basically has castigated Trump for using the term America First, trying to throw it back to Charles Lindbergh in the run-up to World War II.
Well, so what?
America First is a wonderfully descriptive two words that basically encapsulates his philosophy and mindset perfectly.
And he's telling them like he's told them all, basically to shove it where the sun don't shine, Jay.
Yes, he has.
And, you know, I think one of the major things about Trump, obviously, is the fact that he didn't need to be funded by the Jewish financiers that control the other candidates.
And you would say, well, what's wrong with that?
Well, the only thing that's wrong with that, I guess, is that they're liberal and they're globalist.
And, you know, if we had a bunch of Jewish financiers who were funding people like us, I'd be their biggest supporter.
And I say people like us, I'm talking about people, Christian people, populists, nationalists, conservatives, true paleoconservatives.
And this is the thing about Trump.
So he's not bald.
He's not bossed.
Non-bossed.
Still Chisholm in 1968.
He has good instincts.
There was a comment on our website this week that I think summed it up.
And it really sums up my thoughts on Trump going back to last year.
And this is what one of our audience members wrote.
Last year, I thought Trump was a Trojan horse for the criminals that created their own mafia in lieu of a people's government.
I now see Trump as the real deal.
His campaign has evolved his family and friends.
He's lost over $100 million in sales for his business, and he is giving up a business that he truly loves.
I do not see any betrayal coming.
I agree.
You know, Trump did not do himself any favors in the business world, and he certainly didn't do himself any favors in the entertainment world and with his celebrity friends by coming out and taking these hard positions, these righteous positions on immigration, on trade, on foreign policy, on the media, on political correctness.
I can tell you that.
Let me tell you that.
I'm sorry, Keith, but anybody willing to sacrifice that kind of stuff has to have principles that guide them over things that would be expedient.
Well, part of the Trump mystique is his just win baby attitude, and as has been manifested by his entire life.
You look at his family, his children are one, very attractive people, two, smart kids, three, obviously love their father despite all of the marital turmoil and everything that he's gone through.
Two, he's a winner with women.
Look, compare his women, Ivana, Marla Maples, and Melania, with Bill Clinton, Hillary, Monica Lewinsky, and Paula Jones.
You know, there's no comparison.
And he's one in business in a rough and tumble environment, being a real estate developer in New York and all over the place.
And he just rolls from one success to another, and people say, I want that success for my country.
And he says, I intend to deliver that success for the American people.
A true populist.
You know, he really is a throwback in many ways to the great American presidents like Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, and some of the very early presidents, the first handful, which were the only good ones we've ever had.
And another thing, Keith, is that I really think, again, he is being guided by his instincts and his true principles because he's a man of destiny.
I think God's going to be able to do that.
No favors have been done.
He did himself no favors in all of this.
And, you know, now it is his for the taking.
And what's so interesting to me about this, Keith, is that what changed?
What changed in America?
Well, one thing is that Trump has already proven already this early date, now that it's almost inevitable that he's going to be the nominee.
It really is inevitable, unless he dies or they kill him or something happens.
What is the old saying?
He gets caught in bed with a live boy or a dead woman.
Short of that, he's going to be the nominee.
And already you have all of these people like Rick Perry jumping on board.
I have said that for 12 years.
I have said, when our ideas come into power again and everything runs in cycles, when our ideas are fashionable again, when our ideas are in vogue again, everybody will fall in line.
There are very few people who have principles.
And when one of those people comes into power, everybody else, the majority of the population, who are just limmings and will latch on to anything that they think is the safest route, when Trump makes our ideas safe again, everybody's going to line up.
What it is, it's basically we've had this suppressed sentiment of the American people that has been basically outlawed by political correctness.
For example, look at fossil fuels.
If you're a good liberal, and of course that's the golden road to success in American politics for both Republicans and Democrats, and Hillary Clinton is certainly the poster child for this, you are totally against fossil fuels.
Fossil fuel industries are the oil patch, the coal patch, and natural gas.
All of these are, one, not big sources of pollution in America because we have appropriate scrubbers and things.
We have a coal-fired power plant here in Memphis called the Thomas H. Allen steam plant.
I've got two white cars, folks.
I don't see any sole soot on any of those every morning.
We have clean energy, but for some reason, these people have made it an article of faith, these liberals, that they want to do away with these sources of energy that, one, we have in great abundance in America now with the discovery of fracking technology, we can be absolutely energy independent.
And two, they are providers of some of the best paying blue-collar jobs that one could ever hope to find.
And she's going to take those jobs away, for example, by the coal miners.
She said she bragged that she was going to cut, this is Hillary, bragged that she was going to close down coal mines, but she was going to provide an alternative for these coal miners.
They don't want training.
They don't want to be indoctrinated into settling for less.
They want their jobs, and America needs their jobs.
And Trump's going to deliver those for them.
Well, folks, when we come back more on this topic, then in the third hour, we're going to shift gears and cover a little bit more in terms of variety.
But what a momentous week in American political history.
Someone like Donald Trump becoming the nominee virtually one of the political parties.
We'll be back.
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You know, so I maintain Donald Trump is a paleoconservative, very similar to the kind of candidate that Pat Buchanan was.
Now, would anyone say Pat Buchanan wasn't a conservative?
See, Pat Buchanan was, you know, obviously was the standard bearer, the gold standard of conservatism, as far as I understand it.
They say Trump isn't a conservative, but Bush and McCain and Romney were.
I mean, what a joke.
Well, see, their idea is that Bill Crystal is the real thing and that Rich Lowry is the real thing and that Jonah Goldberg is the real thing.
They're the real things for neoconservatism.
I read an article this week that said it's taken 20 years to count the votes, but then he said Pat Buchanan won the election.
In other words, Trump's positions are all positions that Pat Buchanan took back in 1996, and now they're now in vogue because of, I guess, a new messenger.
Well, that's the thing.
Pat always had the reputation, like we do, of being to the right of conservatives.
He was a right-winger.
And, you know, I don't have a problem with that.
I think if you look up, again, the textbook definition of that.
Well, you could call him that too.
You could call him that too, sure.
Populism is a big part of conservatism.
So is nationalism.
How can you divorce conservatism from nationalism and populism?
Well, that's the thing.
They're not mutually exclusive.
They overlap, obviously.
And, you know, but it's the core of true conservatism.
You look up the definition of conservative or right-wing, and it pushes our buttons.
It's pretty spot-on description.
So what I'm saying is you don't have to come up with new terms.
You can come up with new terms like alt-riot or identitarian if you want to, but that's fine.
I don't subscribe to that because I think it's redundant.
And we're going to discuss at the beginning of every show the South's foremost populist conservative radio station.
We stick by it.
That is probably the best thumbnail description of our philosophy that you could get.
And that's the exact same.
They wonder why we and other people like us are flocking to Trump's standard is because we've staked out these positions before.
We're not the racists and bigots and other things like this that they try to say we are.
We are populist conservatives who are nationalists as well.
And that's exactly what Trump is.
So why wouldn't we be attracted to that?
Well, and that's the thing.
And so what I'm saying is there's nothing new about his message.
It's just that it's coming back in season again.
It's a new messenger.
And best of all, it's from someone in the Northeast.
Well, that is making the connection with people like Scoop and other people up in the Northeast.
And he's the only candidate out of all 17 of the Republican wannabes that entered into this primary that has a ghost of a chance of turning those solidly blue states up there, at least one or two of them red.
And if he does that, he will win the election.
So with that being established, and I agree with everything that you said, this was the same message that we started carrying on the political cesspool back in 2004, almost 12 years ago now.
We have been consistent in these ideas, trade, immigration, foreign policy, the media, political correctness, all of these things that are the hallmark of Donald Trump's campaign.
We've been doing for 12 years.
Slowly planting the seeds.
Not just us, obviously.
I mean, what's happened here is not because of us, but it also did not happen in spite of us.
And we've played a role in this.
And there have been other groups out there.
What Sam Bushman has done, what Jared Taylor has done, what some others have done.
Planting the seeds, twelve in the vineyards, working together.
And where the Bill Crystal type of conservatism is dying off, ours is flourishing.
Critical mass.
It's reaching a crescendo, Keith, building up to a critical mass.
And then with all of that bubbling underneath the surface, you had Donald Trump swoop in and in many ways cultivate it, and it just turned into a volcano and an eruption.
But that's the thing that changed.
What changed from 12 years ago?
We needed a man who could with all of our talents and attributes, we couldn't.
Now, I mean, we broke through the media ceiling.
Obviously, we get covered as much as any radio program in the country, and we have for years and years.
But we couldn't control it like Trump does.
Trump has the ability to wield this power because of his finances and because of his celebrity status.
And so all of the things we've been doing, he came in and he was just the right man at the right time in order to take it to the next level.
As I said, see, he is the right spokesman.
We've been waiting for the right spokesman.
You had to have a billionaire who could step with the steppers and say, I'm not going to be money whipped like all these other people like Pat Buchanan and people like that was.
So we've got a billionaire.
That's rare.
Secondly, you have a guy that is from New York.
Somebody said he's so New York it makes you wince.
But southerners, for example, are sophisticated enough to say, we're not going to put style over substance.
I don't care how folksy or how non-folksy is.
He's got the right message and we're on board.
So consequently, we've got, and but he is reaching out and making a connection with all these Reagan Democrats, all these blue-collar workers in the Northeast, and he's turning them into a political force to be reckoned with.
Now, the big question mark is the West.
Why has the West been kind of laggard?
Well, I can't believe anybody is really fooled by Ted Cruz.
Ted Cruz is a globalist.
His wife is a globalist.
It was said that he and his wife are soulmates.
She's a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, which is what the biggest grassroots group, well, not even grassroots, it's an elitist group of globalists in America.
And she co-authored an article that said that she was for erasing the borders between the United States and Mexico, the United States and Canada, and equalizing incomes within this new trilateral group.
And this is, of course, just obviously a halfway house towards globalism.
So, you know, May, I have the feeling that the Western primaries that are coming up are going to be just, you know, Trump is going to roll like Sherman's army through Georgia.
Well, Montana isn't going to vote for Clinton, for instance, in the general.
So, I mean, I think you'll be okay there.
And, you know, and Ted Cruz is over and done with.
But, yeah, so this is it, Keith.
You have the snowball effect now.
You had a guy who could do the things.
We could take people to the brink.
And we have a guy now that can do the things that we need to do before.
It took all of us working behind the scenes and planting these seeds and stoking the embers with the people, the kind of people who are coming out and voting for Trump.
It's all come together.
And here we are.
Here's the analogy I would use.
We're farmers.
We have planted the seeds, carefully watered them, carefully weeded the garden, carefully fertilized it.
And now our ideas are taking root and taking off.
And we now have a spokesman who has enough money and enough brashness and enough courage to basically take us to the finish line.
I feel like Ann Coulter, who said in an article that dated May the 4th, and then there was one, she said, I'd always hoped I'd see this once before I died.
It's like going to Mecca for Americans.
Pay attention because it's the last time we're going to see it in our lifetimes.
This is the one golden opportunity.
This is our one.
It's a once in a lifetime, sure.
And it is a chance for us to reverse the slot, the triumph of liberalism and bring America back on its traditional trajectory, which would lead to prosperity rather than being under the guise of Jewish neocons who want to lead us to third world status.
Well, and it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when you have a guy like this who can not buy his way into it.
But, you know, another thing about Trump is that so rare, especially amongst white men, Trump is a man like us.
He does not care.
I guess he cares to an extent, but he doesn't let it get in the way of what he's going to do, what the media says about him.
He's like Davy Crockett in that sense.
What was David Crockett's famous quote, Keith?
He said, I leave these words for others when I'm dead.
Be always sure you're right, then go ahead.
In other words, don't calculate the political cost.
Don't care how it plays in Peora or Dubuque or New York City or wherever.
Just figure out what is right, go straight to the point.
The shortest point, shortest path between two points is a straight line.
That's what Trump takes every time.
And, you know, he's when you drive the nail, when you hit the nail on the head, you drive it straight, as we say.
And that's what he's doing.
That's the kind of people we've always been.
We do what we feel is right.
And whatever fallout that is, whatever attacks we have to suffer, it's worth suffering it for the sake of truth.
And I think Trump's doing that.
And I'll tell you, I don't think you're going to see Trump do what so many other Republicans' nominees have done, well, really all of them.
And that is move to the left now that he's entering the general election.
I have some thoughts on that that I'll share with you right after this next commercial break.
I think it'll be encouraging, as I hope the first half of this show has been for you.
And then Trump made some interesting comments on the political theory of the nation state.
Really encouraging there.
We'll share those with you too.
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You know, I'm a busy guy, in-demand guy, husband, father.
There's just never enough time.
I never sleep.
I've tried to squeeze every minute out of every day that I possibly can.
And so I've given up sleep.
That's out.
And I just work a lot.
So I don't have a lot of free time.
I don't have a lot of free time, for instance, to browse websites.
But there are a couple of websites, a handful, that I go to every single day.
LibertyRoundtable.com, Council of Conservative Citizens, Amrin are normally among them.
And then Hunter Wallace's website, aka Brad Griffin.
Occidental Descent.
Correct.
O-D, occidentaldescent.com.
There are some others.
I go to Kevin Donald.
Occidental Descent has some excellent links to other things, too.
So it's a gateway.
Those are, you know, there's some other websites I go to.
Those are the ones that I can just think of off the top of my head.
But anyway, of course, Brad slash Hunter.
I think everybody knows it's Brad Griffin, but his alias on the website is Hunter Wallace.
And he's a very public figure, so he's not trying to mask that or anything.
So we call him, sometimes we call him.
He's just so big of a personality, one name can't contain him.
So he's just one of those guys that has to have two names.
But he's a great guy.
I really respect Brad and the work that he does.
And anyway, he has come out with an article about Trump's victory and some of his observations.
I'd like to share those with you now because they very much mirror my own, and then we'll let Keith talk about it.
So this is basically Brad's take on what happened last week in the Republican Party.
He writes this, by nominating Donald Trump for president, the Republican Party has finally repudiated nearly 30 years of Bushism, including everything from the New World Order and economics to the Iraq War and bellicose neocon foreign policy.
All three Bushes are now on record, and that would be Jeb, George, and George H.W., in refusing to support Trump in the general election.
I also love when it comes to foreign policy, Trump's stand on Russia, the only guy that will do common sense dealings with Putin, who should be a natural ally of ours.
Brad continues, though.
Now that Trump has won the Republican primary, he is pivoting to the general election by moderating his position on taxes and the minimum wage.
Now, a typical Republican presidential nominee moderates his rhetoric on social issues.
Trump is doing the exact opposite.
And I've noticed this too.
You know, all these candidates over the years, they make these false promises to Christian voters in Iowa and South Carolina.
and then by the time they win the nomination, you never hear from them again.
When Trump wrapped up Indiana and learned that Ted Cruz had dropped out, he was giving this victory speech post-Cruz's departure, a few minutes after he learned that Cruz had— and that would be the time that he could start gravitating towards the center, as they call it.
But no, he didn't do that.
He said, we're going to build the wall.
Mexico's going to pay for it.
We're going to say Merry Christmas.
He basically doubled down on everything that he had promised.
And I think we will see more of that going forward.
I don't think he's going to water it down at all.
Now, now that the Republican Party has cast off the albatross of neocon warmongers, the free trading globalists and the Wall Street bankers who want large tax cuts, they're all being invited by Hillary Clinton to regroup in the Democratic Party.
Now, Bernie Sanders certainly comes across as your crazy Jewish uncle, but he and his supporters are already upset about Hillary Clinton's close ties to Wall Street warmongering and support for free trade agreements.
When it comes to trade and some of these issues, Sanders is actually pretty decent.
But needless to say, Hillary's rolling out the carpet for Jeb and company wasn't well received.
So basically what we have here, Keith and Summation, and we've touched on this, is that the old liberal versus conservative ideological divide is breaking down, and it is now being replaced by new politics that is populist, nationalist versus globalist.
Well, they call the Republican Party Howard Dean, who was the head of the Democratic National Committee back in 2008, called in a momentary lapse of the Republican Party the White Party.
Well, he was right.
And the white party should be nationalistic, populistic.
It should be traditionalist.
It should not be for fighting foreign wars, particularly for the benefit of any particular nation.
A true conservative believes in Washington's farewell address that we should avoid entangling alliances and fighting foreign wars and also having a favorite nation status with any foreign nation.
So this is getting back to true conservatism.
What they're getting away from, Bushism is another word for neoconism.
Neoconism, Bush fell totally under, George W. Bush fell totally under the spell of the neocons, basically because he's not very.
And you pointed this out before.
I had 200 points higher on the SAT than him and took the SAT at about the same time.
Why are they picking people from that strata of intelligence?
They're doing it because they know they'll be totally dependent on technocrats like Paul Wolfowitz, Douglas Fife, Richard Pearl, people like this on foreign policy and domestic policy.
They cannot get raw data, digest it, chew it up, and make sense of it.
They are totally dependent on what their handlers tell them.
And that's the way the neocons want it.
They were having him read Natan Sharonsky and people like that as bedtime reading.
And he was basically just an empty vessel.
You know, Richard Pearl described him.
It sounded like Fagan when he discovered young Oliver Twist in Dickens' novel.
He said that when I saw him, there are two things that stood out about George W. Bush.
One, he didn't know very much.
And two, he wasn't embarrassed to let you know that he didn't know very much.
He said, most people that don't know very much try to hide it, not this guy.
So they said, this guy is an empty vessel.
We can remake him.
And that's what they did.
And Bush, you know, the Bush family next to the Kennedy family has probably done more damage to this nation than any other political family you can name.
So we are now finally breaking that tether.
We're getting away from Bushism.
Neoconism was, like I said, the Jewish attempt to own both sides of the coin.
They already owned the liberal Democrats, and they were going to take over the conservative Republicans and turn them into basically liberalism light, which is what they did.
Now we have an authentic conservative voice heading the ticket.
And it's because of a strange configuration of the stars.
You get a billionaire who's brash, who has a, who's used to winning, and he's brought that persona into this political fray, unlike Pat Buchanan, unlike other people like him in the past, although there was really nobody like Pat Buchanan.
He could not be money whipped.
And as a result, and furthermore, he is very, like Ronald Reagan, he is very camera-friendly.
He knows how to appear to advantage and use the media in ways that the normal politicians don't.
And that's why he swept the field, and he is our best chance for true transformational change.
We're going to basically get off the liberal crazy train that we've been on for the past 70 years and go back to traditional American values having front and center prominence in our foreign policy and domestic policy.
And, you know, he's not the perfect candidate.
You know, it'd be nice if we could, you know, have Pat Buchanan as vice president.
But it is very smart.
Pat Buchanan has said this.
It would be very wise of him to postpone announcing a vice president because this will draw more and more of these traditional candidate types like Rick Perry in there sniffing like a dog sniffing on some animal that they think is dead or something.
And they're trying to get in there.
We'll have more feelers coming out from people like Rick Perry, other people, the people that are really the hardcore neocons, the Lindsey Grahams, the Jeb Bushes, they're going to distance themselves from this guy because, quite frankly, they know he is their mortal enemy, James.
And if he's there, like you said, you're not only known by the friends you keep, but by the enemies you make.
And Donald Trump is making all the right enemies.
Equally important, absolutely.
And in fact, some of those enemies are coming over and supporting him, and that's fine.
He doesn't need their support.
He has proved that he does not need endorsements.
He doesn't need supports from the political or media apparatus.
But if they want to support him and get on board, I mean, he's not moderating his message.
He should let them.
Yeah, exactly.
He should let them as long as he's not moderating his message.
But, you know, Brad's right in what he wrote in his piece, conservative versus liberals being replaced by nationalist versus globalists.
And to that end, as I said, I think Trump did a very good job in his victory speech in Indiana.
And that was matched by a recent foreign policy speech that he gave.
And I will pull for you the most interesting quote from that.
I mean, this really got me excited.
This is what Trump said.
I mean, listen to this.
Imagine such encouraging words of truth and common sense coming from a man who is very likely to become the next president.
He said this, we will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism.
The nation state remains the true foundation for happiness and harmony.
And of course, as everyone knows, the nation-state refers to, of course, an entity of people whose cultural and political interests coincide through shared history, language, and traditions.
But I want to read that one more time and toss it to Keith.
Donald Trump, we will no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism.
The nation-state remains the true foundation for happiness and harmony.
I'll keep a take a crack at that as soon as we come back from the break.
But basically, that does not bode well for the failed policies of multiculturalism and forced diversity.
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We're never a dollar moment here at the political festival, but what we were talking about before the last break is, of course, the fact that Bush Republicanism is dead.
It's gone and it has been replaced, at least for the time being, by the populist and nationalist message of Donald Trump.
And, you know, I can remember getting so many text messages on Tuesday night when it became clear that Trump was going to be the nominee.
People were saying, you know, you can't say now you've never voted for a winner before.
And that's right.
And I'm glad it was this one.
And people have also lied about the fact, Keith, that, you know, Trump is supposedly going to cost Republicans in a down ballot race.
Well, that just doesn't even begin to make sense.
Let me tell you something.
If you have a message that can capture you as the Republican presidential nomination, it's a message that can also win House seats, especially in naturally conservative areas like the South.
And as I was driving on this trip that I took last week, I saw a candidate for Senate.
His billboard message was America first.
No way that happens if it wasn't for the effect of Donald Trump.
And so this is where we stand.
Not only is it not going to hurt Republicans, it could help them if they embrace this tidal wave of truth and common sense that Trump is championing.
And so this could be the start of something very big that will transcend Trump and live longer than Trump if he wins and is re-elected.
That's only eight years.
We need something bigger and longer lasting than that.
And so that's where I think we're at.
And you were going to comment on the prospect of the nation state.
Okay, James.
Also, I would say that this so-called down ballot negative effect that they think Trump is going to have is only going to be a possible effect for Republicans that don't fall in line with the Trump train.
If you fall in line with the Trump train, it will carry you to victory.
And if you don't, if you're like Lindsey Graham and you want to fight it, then Trump needs to mark you for extinction in the next election cycle.
Next time you come up, we need to have a Trump candidate.
Trump needs to take advantage of this opportunity and take over the Republican Party.
So it becomes what it was intended to be, a voice for the natural nationalistic and populist instincts of their voter base.
Now, getting back to globalism versus nationalism, nationalism is the natural progression and development and home for people.
If you'll notice, empires which are by definition diverse, like the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the Soviet Union, have fallen.
And they've fallen because they are an artificial attempt to blend together diverse peoples that do not share a history, do not share heroes, do not share a common vision of what they want in life.
And as Ann Coulter has said in the past, where in human history has there been diversity in any particular political organization where it hasn't been a political entity like a nation or the Roman Empire or something like this, where it hasn't been an incredible big problem.
Well, Trump instinctively knows this.
And consequently, he is going to walk us back from this, you know, this grandiose vision that we're the world's policemen and that we're the new empire.
You know, we're the end of history.
This is the penultimate of America, of human development.
As we've seen in the Middle East, all peoples are not wanting democracy, Western democracy.
And all of the Middle Eastern nations are naturally autocracies because that's the way those people roll, as they would say nowadays.
Consequently, we are spinning our wheels, spending our money and spending blood and treasure needlessly in an attempt to convert them to something that they don't want.
Now, globalism is basically an excuse for tyranny.
It began, I think, in its modern manifestation back with the Fabian Society in late 19th century England.
And they sought to gradually wean people away from the nation state to globalism.
All these things like the European Union, the North American Free Trade Association, things like this are halfway houses, regional halfway houses towards the ultimate goal of one world government.
And one world government will be nothing but an excuse for tyranny.
If you think that your vote doesn't count for much in a United States federal election like the presidential election, imagine how little it would count in a global election for the new president of one world government.
Basically, it's an excuse for the elite to rule everything and pretend go through the motions of being a democracy or democratic, but it's never going to work that way.
Basically, one world government is going to be tyrannical by nature, and it needs to be resisted by people that love freedom.
Now, look at what has happened to the former Yugoslavia, which was an outgrowth from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which basically fell in World War I, along with the Ottoman Empire.
And then, and the Balkans, which was, you know, the main part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Yugoslavia, was always a hotbed of infighting and of, you know, the problems with government.
Now, for the first time in about 100 years, we have peace in the Balkans.
And it's because we've allowed these people to coalesce into their natural nation states, which are defined by the people who populate them.
Basically, the Montenegrins have their group, the Serbians have their group, things like that.
The Albanians have their group.
And as a result, there is peace relatively and harmony compared to what we've had in the past because we've allowed people to define their own areas of hegemony and they can be in charge of their own destiny.
And when people are allowed to do that, they're happy.
When you try to throw diverse groups together, and particularly when you're pumping third worlders into a first world nation like they're doing in Europe and America right now, that's just asking for trouble, and we're getting plenty of trouble.
Now, we'll see how this particular election cycle rolls out, but I see more and more, you know, third worlders kicking up a ruckus like they did in California at the Trump rally, waving Mexican flags, basically telling you that they're in America, but they have no intention of assimilating.
They want to take the place over.
And hopefully, the only solution for this is to get these people and pump them back out, the back wash, you know, and take them over the border where they belong.
They're Mexicans and they deserve to be in Mexico.
An incredible commentary there by Keith Alexander, as is typically the case when he is unleashed.
But, you know, the bottom line is, folks, something has got to give and something has got to change or the America that our ancestors knew will be gone forever.
It's gone now.
It'll be gone forever unless something changes.
And it's getting worse by the day.
The Trump phenomenon notwithstanding.
Donald Trump took a picture of himself on May 5th, Cinco de Mayo, eating a taco saying that he loves Hispanics.
And he was criticized for doing that, for doing that gesture as being racist.
That was cultural appropriation, they said.
So it's racist now to say you love Hispanics while eating a taco?
Would it be racist for someone on St. Patrick's Day to say they love the Irish while eating corned beef and cabbage?
But this is where we're at.
The teachers union, the teachers' union, the NEA teachers union, said that Trump is responsible for bullying.
Now, did you know that bullying never existed until last year in the life of children?
They said that it will take decades for them to reverse the effect of the bullying that Trump has brought to public schools.
And then you have the National Park Service.
So help me, God, strike me dead if I'm exaggerating or embellishing this claim in any part, in any form or fashion.
The National Park Service has said that they've got a problem with trees.
Trees in our national parks are causing a problem because some black visitors say that the sight of trees make them think of lynching.
And so now we've got these racist trees out there that we've got to come to terms with.
But this is what, look, it's got to, that has got, that's the political correctness that Donald Trump is at war with, and rightly so.
Well, we're going to continue to cover Donald Trump every week here on out.
And I'm sure the media will be covering our coverage of Trump every week here on out.
That's why we're very proud to do what we do and to be such a strong and defiant voice for our people.
And thank you, audience, for giving us that voice.
But when we come back, we're going to shift gears.
We've got a variety of topics not trump related to cover in the third hour, including a digital mailbag and recent letters from fans of the show.
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