Nov. 2, 2024 - 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, known across the South and worldwide as 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.
Well, folks, the all-star stable of talent that TPC can draw upon continues now with Rick Tyler, a commentator who I refer to as Can't Miss Rick.
Anytime Rick is on, he offers prescient commentary that just cuts to the bone.
And Rick, you know, hits Nail on the head.
It seems like yesterday that you and I were down in Orlando in the early weeks of this year.
I believe it was the first week of February.
It was me and you and Steve King.
We were all on a show together live from the floor of that particular convention.
And now here we are.
I think also Steve Stockman and Peter Bribelow were on that show.
You did a great job, Mike Gaddy.
But that was back in February.
And here we are now, three days shy of the election.
And what do you see, Rick, when you look out there?
What are you looking at?
What do you see?
Well, James, this is the best reality TV show in history that we're watching.
First of all, it's got everything.
It's got something for everybody.
And you have to hand it to the enemy, to the bad guys, to the powers that be, or the powers that shouldn't be, as some people like to refer to them.
They know how to put on a show, and they know how to make into the cake, if you will, so many different subplots and so many different avenues of intrigue that it really is spellbinding and fascinating, even if you know, as I do and many other people do, that there is an element of this that is predetermined.
Now, I'm not saying that everybody involved in the whole hierarchy is, you know, on the same page, singing from the same songbook.
I believe there's a lot of division in the enemy camp.
I believe there's a lot of chaos amongst the enemy.
How could there not be?
They serve the father of lies, but they do know how to steal elections.
We know that.
And we also know they know how to assassinate people.
They're very proficient at both of those techniques.
And so the outcome is going to be pretty much what has been scripted from the get-go.
Now, I say that with the proviso, that we know that with God, all things are possible.
And men can't do anything, no matter how powerful they are, no matter how well-fixed they are with money and manpower and infrastructure, etc.
They can't do anything that God doesn't allow them to do.
But God does allow wicked men to lord it over his people often in order to drive them back to their knees in repentance.
And I believe that's the story of modern America.
We're being systematically and slowly driven to our knees so that we'll do the only thing that remains as a recourse for us and an alternative, which is to truly and genuinely cry out to Almighty God in a 2 Chronicles 714 type repentance so that we can have true revival.
In the meantime, I stick with my gut feeling that the plan is for Trump to be president again.
I believe that that's the plan, and I believe it will serve our interest best in the short-term configuration.
I believe it will buy us precious time to try to further get our act together as a people.
But I believe that the reason that the script, if you will, is to have Trump back in is because probably we are looking at some looming catastrophic, you know, the black swan type events that we talk about.
And when they have a 9-11 on the drawing board, when they have a pandemic, pandemic, scandemic, whatever you want to call it on the drawing board, they like to have the conservative Republican types in the position of titular headship.
Because, for instance, can you imagine 9-11 if Al Gore or John Kerry had been president?
Can you imagine the pandemic if Hillary had been in?
The Christian, conservative, patriotic people would have been so dramatically and drastically up in arms that, you know, it wouldn't have gone well.
But when they have somebody in the bully pulpit, so to speak, as it's been called, who can soothe people and, you know, appear to have a firmer hand, a more rational hand on the levers of control, that tends to mollify and pacify people more, especially people of our ilk, or not quite like us, but the conservatives and the Christians and the patriotic types so that they don't pop the cork and do something extreme.
So I believe that come the, you know, it may not happen on the fitness because we know that it's almost always now, you know, in perpetuity going to be a protracted event that's going to be fraught with even more drama, you know, as to what state is going to go which way.
But I believe when all is said and done, when all the dust settles, Trump will be president.
Okay, Rick, what your son will that be, Rick, before all the dust settles?
It could be weeks.
I don't look for it to be too terribly long.
I think there'll be a kind of maybe a cliffhanger type moment of anticipation where people wonder if all hell is going to break loose, but then something will happen.
Probably the Supreme Court will step in again, as they did back in the much more milder crisis back when Bush and Gore's race was at stake.
Well, what you're saying, Rick, is totally reasonable.
It follows logic.
I hear what you're saying.
But I guess what I would ask is, well, first of all, I'll make a statement.
If the Democrats or if the system at large just wanted Trump to be installed, they wouldn't have replaced Biden.
I think there's at least some element of the Democratic establishment that is trying to win this thing, and they got rid of Biden thinking that Kamala would increase their chances.
But if that is, in fact, the way it goes, well, let me, the question, I guess, would be, what is best for our people?
Which is at the end of the day, the only thing that this program and the three of us and all of us on the program tonight are concerned with is what is best for our people.
I understand that the powers that be or the powers that should not be might have their own thinking about how they want this thing to turn out.
But I still land on the thing that Trump as an agent of chaos is of more value to us than Kamala Harris, who would by their own admission come after us.
So I, you know, what outcome do you want to see, Rick, and which of the two would be better for our people?
Regardless of the plan.
Remember, you know, Kamala Harris's strings are being pulled.
You know, obviously Obama is at least a mid-level handler of her, as he was of Biden.
Now, there are people that are above him on the feeding chain, some of them nameless and faceless, people we don't even know.
They're not household names, but they're very powerful.
But, you know, to answer your question, and I believe that the, you know, getting rid of Joe and putting Kamala in was just part of the reality show.
It's just part of the drama.
It's like, oh, boy, you know, this is a new twist.
You know, it gets everybody, keeps everybody riveted to the screen, you know, whether it's the big screen or the little screen.
But I believe that it's best for us if Trump wins, because like I say, it buys us time.
Now, the downside is that there's going to be a whole bevy, a whole, you know, massive quantity of people who are going to interpret Trump's victory as blessings from on high.
Happy days are here again.
You know, we're back in control.
We're going to drain the swamp, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Things that we know can't happen.
There's no solution to be had at the national level right now.
That's true.
Thing's going to have to be fought out, slogged out tooth and nail at the local level, all across this land, if there's ever going to be any semblance of decency, decency restored to this once great republic.
You're not voting.
You're not voting yourself, short term especially.
It's it's best for us that Trump wins.
Yeah, you're not voting yourself out of this.
Trump is not the answer.
But to increase the stress to come, to increase the polarization, I think is is something for us.
And if we're wrong about Trump And if he is just all part of this, and he very well may be, I'm not discounting that, but that eventuality will come four years from now.
Until then, let's stay on the ride because he is a very unique candidate, no doubt about it.
Well, you mentioned it, Rick, and I really want to kind of focus in on this.
Who are the people actually running the Democratic candidate for president?
And who is making the decisions that these people as puppets are going to?
I'll tell you this, Rick, before you answer, is that you may still see more drama.
And I don't know how much of it is scripted, how much of it is an attempt at a real attempt.
I mean, you've had the Jewish congressman Raskin say that if Trump does win, or is allowed to win, however you want to put it, that he's going to try to stop that by saying he's an insurrectionist and try to, you know, so I mean, I think you're going to see some twists and turns in this thing yet still that even we even tonight can't anticipate.
Rick, we got just seconds remaining.
Well, and you're absolutely right, James, and that's what makes it so spellbinding and so fascinating is there's seemingly all these different scenarios that could unfold.
But when you keep remembering the basic principles that there is an alien, very extreme power, and we're talking about spiritual, Ephesians 6, 12, we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against powers and principalities, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
The CEO of this operation is Satan himself.
And so Jamie Raskin is a very fascinating player on the stage.
I actually, you know, enjoy the role that he plays because he's this very clever, brilliant little Jewish guy, you know, who can always be counted on for a surprise, just like Adam Schiff.
But when all is said and done, when all the death settles, I think that Trump, you know, will be installed.
But that will only be the beginning of the next chapter of spellbinding excitement.
And somewhere along the way, our people really have to come to grips with the reality of what we're dealing with and get down to the brass tacks of starting to solve these problems at the local level.
Amen.
You're going to have to have a partition, a separation, a secession, a balkanization.
That is the ultimate answer.
And I think those still, whether real or imagined, a lot of the people on the left believe Trump to be this threat that they present him to be.
And we need that to provoke them to secede from all.
Well, that's probably a too good to be true type of scenario.
But I still think we're better off with the guy normalizing the idea of mass deportation than getting back to radical left-wingism, which you'd get with Willis and Harrison.
Absolutely.
All right.
Love you, Rick.
Thank you, buddy.
We'll talk to you again soon.
Thanks for coming on.
God bless.
Bye-bye.
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It is always so fun.
You know, we do this, I don't know, two or three times a year, less, a handful or less, where every segment is a different guest.
It's just one of these rapid-fire roundtables.
This is such an important issue that I think we need to have an opportunity for everybody to sound off.
Well, we've got one of our very favorite commentators.
Well, they all are tonight, but I really, really respect and admire the ability and the intellect of Warren Bailog.
He is just really the tip of the spear when it comes to our people and advancing our message and just a great example of what an activist can and should be.
So it's great to have Warren back on with us tonight.
And Warren, I was saying a moment ago, there are a few people on the show tonight who were also with us on our final show of 2023, which was sort of a New Year's Eve preview show for the year to come, which has been this year.
When you look back on the dawn of this year all the way through November 2nd, what's the big takeaways from you?
How is this year surprised and what surprises may we still find?
Well, thanks for having me on, James.
I think that this year it actually, I mean, the trajectory of it has been pretty much, if you know what the fundamentals are, it's been pretty much as expected.
I mean, the Ukraine war has not really been won either way.
Russia seems to be gaining ground.
I think that is very close to collapse domestically.
The inflation is still bad.
Crime is still bad.
Immigration is still bad.
The big thing has been Israel.
The focus with Israel for me and the shows I do, War Strike and Modern Politics.
And just the biggest surprise, I think, I mean, I'm even surprised by it, and I'm a student of these things, is how much Israel has gotten away with a total genocide just live-streamed on television for everyone to see.
The atrocities that have come out of it just continue to surpass anything that people have seen ever.
Like the Pager attack blowing off people's fingers and eyes and faces, killing journalists, destroying hospitals.
I remember, you know, we just passed the anniversary of October 7th.
I remember just a few days after October 7th when that hospital was hit last year and 2023.
And there was a big controversy over it because it was like 500 people killed.
And Israel denied that they did it.
They said it was Hezbollah or I'm sorry, Islamic Jihad, that it was one of their own rockets that did it.
And the official U.S. government policy was to deny that that had happened, that Israel was responsible for it.
Well, a year on, they have bombed every single hospital in Gaza.
They killed tens of thousands of women and children, and it's continuing, and no one is doing anything about it.
There's no checks on it.
The only upshot of it is that the world is waking up to the Jewish problem like no time in our lifetimes, James, like not since the 1930s, Father Coglin Hitler, In that era, has there been such widespread awareness of the problem of Jews and Zionism and Jewish power and Jewish control?
Let me ask you this, if I could, Warren.
What is it about the Republicans?
I've been totally dumbfounded with the lack of diversity in opinion from the congressional delegation for the Republicans.
Is it Christian Zionism or is it just plain old bribery?
What is it?
The Democrats aren't any better, though.
Not at that level.
The base is different.
Yeah, I think it is bribery.
I think Christian Zionism is a joke.
I mean, on the ground level, there might be people who genuinely believe that, who are just dupes.
But at that level, there absolutely is not.
It's for money and power that these traders do it.
And also blackmail.
And, you know, Stryker and I on War Strike, we've been spending the year just covering, reviewing a lot of books about Jewish power, like The Money Kings by Dan Schulman and Rise and Kill First by, what's his name, Ronan Bergman, about the Mossad.
And I have a clearer understanding of how international Jewry works this year now than I've ever had in my life from the work I've been doing with Stryker.
And it really, he compares them to like a criminal enterprise.
He says he often uses the example of like the made man, the mafia member, why Jews can get away with certain things that nobody else can in public life.
And he says it's like the Jew is like a made man if you're a part of that.
And if you're just like somebody, a goi that serves the Jews, you're not able to get away with the same things that they get away with.
But how they operate, how they control things is a lot of it is just through spying, intelligence, blackmail, extortion, threats, murder.
They really operate like a giant international criminal syndicate, and Israel is really the hub.
It's not, you know, the center of power comes out of Washington, D.C. and New York, but Israel is the, you know, Hitler called it the world, it would be like a world Jewish headquarters, a place where they would have all these, all the powers of a sovereign state and the rights of a sovereign state, but they could use it to shield all their criminal activities and then do terrible things, you know, plot their things around the world.
So that's been my big focus almost the whole year has been Israel more than any other issue.
Well, Warren, to refocus it, I'm glad you brought this up because it gives us the opportunity with this now being on our minds to refocus it and apply it to tonight's conversation, which is an election preview show.
You gave a speech at a recent conference that I had the honor to attend and hear you deliver about how Gaza has changed everything.
And we have talked about it on this program in recent weeks in addition to that.
But even knowing the reality that Jewish power and influence has its hooks in both parties and both of these candidates, how do you think moving forward, the situation in Gaza is going to change things potentially?
And still, at the end of the day, what outcome do you want to see between the only two choices that are on the table on Tuesday, Harris or Trump?
What is best for our people?
That's a two-part question and not necessarily directly related, but I'll let you take it.
Well, what I told you on your show when I came on at the beginning of the year, I said that my big fear was that if Trump gets in, Trump could, Trump is the one man in the world who would actually has the credibility with white America to get white America to sign up for another regime change war.
And my fear was that they want Iran, they want to destroy Iran, and they want to, you know, Netanyahu, I think, is hell-bent on wiping out all of Israel's enemies in one war here.
That's why he's attacking Hezbollah.
That's why he's, you know, in the north.
He's striking out all around him.
He's striking into Iraq.
He's striking into Syria.
You know, they have a problem with the Yemenis who are just so courageously standing up to them.
And they're just continuing apace in Gaza.
I mean, they haven't let up.
And then in the West Bank, they're also intensifying things.
I think the end goal here is to topple Iran, destroy the so-called axis of resistance, and just leave smoking ruins all around Israel.
And then they'd be free to ethnically cleanse the West Bank and Gaza.
And I think Donald Trump memorandum is it?
Are we seeing this?
Yeah, basically, exactly.
Yeah, I mean, you know, that's why they say, you know, from the river to the sea.
I mean, they want the Greater Israel Project.
And Donald Trump, certainly we know that Benjamin Netanyahu, his, what is he?
He's in his cabinet, this horrible psycho, Itemar Ben-Gavir, who actually had a picture up of the mass shooter, Baruch Goldstein.
That's what an insane, I mean, he's far to the right of Benjamin Netanyahu, this insane psychopath, far, far-right religious extremist, racial supremacist Jew, Itemar Ben-Gavir.
He has come out and endorsed Donald Trump.
Randy Fine, who is one of the worst American politicians, tried to pass a hate speech law in Florida that would basically give people five years in prison for distributing a leaflet with information on Jewish power.
Randy Fine has endorsed Donald Trump.
And Ben Shapiro and people like him who are just the most rabid, extreme Zionists, they all want Trump in.
Now, having said that, there's another faction of the Jews that want Kamala.
And this was illustrated by a debate that was recently had.
You guys should check it out between Ben Shapiro and a guy named Sam Harris who was defending Kamala's position.
And it was moderated by Barry Weiss.
And it was a very interesting debate because they were weighing the pros and the same way we weigh the pros and cons of either for our people.
They were doing the same thing for their people.
And Ben Shapiro was saying that Trump is, you know, we're living in an unstable era.
And Ben Shapiro was saying Trump's not perfect.
He said all the things we say about him, that he's just a businessman, a capitalist, that he just cares about himself.
He wants to build condos and make money.
And he's not really that ideological.
But Ben Shapiro argued to these other two Jews, that's what makes him useful, basically, to them, the fact that he's not ideological.
They said that's why he's not like a Hitler, because he's not an ideological person.
He's an opportunist.
But basically, Ben Shapiro said, well, let me just finish.
He said there's enough people around him.
Trump is going to, he knows all the people that are going to be staffing Trump's administration.
Howard Luttnick is the big one that's actually hand-picking the people, and he's working with Jared Kushner.
Michael Tracy caught him on an interview where he admitted Jared Kushner is behind the scenes picking is going to staff it.
And he has to help Mike Pompeo.
Mike Pompeo and I think David Friedman are going to be the ones shaping the foreign policy.
But then the other guy, the other guy, I'm almost finished, the other guy, Sam Harris, he was arguing the point of view that Trump is a chaos guy and that he's the cause of a lot of the chaos.
So Shapiro is saying he's a symptom, not a cause.
This guy was saying he's the cause of the chaos, and that's why what they want, what that faction of Jewry wants, is just stability.
And that's represented by Kamala Harris.
You know, they want to get back to normal.
They don't want this kind of wild politics we've had with Trump.
Out of time, I don't discount that.
I don't think it's going to be any better for us if she gets in.
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I have been talking with Warren Bailog during the break, and a little bit later on tonight I am going to, I don't know how much you heard before the break.
The last break took us over, but I'll reiterate his position.
He has given me a little more information on it a little bit later tonight.
But first, let's now go, as we're halfway through this three-hour event tonight, 12 guests, 12 segments, all about the election, predictions, focusing on key news stories, and so much more.
Now joining us is Jose Niño.
Jose is, of course, not only a journalist and a political operative, he is one of the most concise analysts that we've ever interviewed on this program.
We've gotten to know Jose very well over the course of the last two or three years, and every time he comes on the program, it is to our credit.
He writes for a lot of different publications, including the American Free Press, where he and I are in just about every issue these days.
Jose, it's great to have you back.
How are you?
Exciting times.
Yes, I'm really fantastic, James.
Thank you so much for having me on.
Well, it is great to have you back.
And any reason to have you on is always a good one.
But tonight, when we're having this roundtable discussion with a lot of different contributors, you had to be one of them.
So I appreciate you accepting the invitation.
I want to ask you, though, specifically first about this Puerto Rican issue, this thing that stemmed from Donald Trump Madison Square Garden rally.
You know, I think as much, if not more, than anyone we could have on tonight, you have your finger close to the pulse of that community.
Is there an air of desperation coming from the media and the Democratic establishment?
I have seen a real mischief.
I mean, look, I mean, this guy's an insult comic.
He, you know, is making jokes.
I have a person kind of personal connection with him as well.
A few degrees of separation, actually.
But yeah, continue.
Interesting.
Well, we'll get to that.
But I'm just asking, I guess my question would be: is this just a classic case of the media overblowing and manufacturing a controversy when there really isn't one?
Taking this guy who's a comic, an insult comic, and basically attributing that as if Trump himself said it.
It really wasn't that big of a deal.
If somebody called Memphis trash, I'd say you don't even know the half of it.
I wouldn't get offended.
But nevertheless, is this that, or is there desperation?
Because they did try to make this into the biggest political story of that week.
Take it, Jose.
Yeah, I think it's a big nothing burger because, and he has like the electoral applications of it is also kind of foolish, but it's a big nothing burger because it's accurate.
Like, even a good deal of Puerto Rico, even a good deal of Puerto Ricans and Hispanics, especially that are in the U.S., would agree with it.
Especially the more depoliticized Hispanics and a lot of mourn-y types.
It's really like the elites that are angry about this.
And if anything, for an example, you have in Pennsylvania that place like Allentown that's like predominantly Puerto Rican, and it's just like a total dump as well, because demographically, like it mirrors what Puerto Rico is.
If anything, it'll like actually activate a lot of white working class voters for Trump because they know what's up.
Yeah, and it's like, yeah, you have like a Trump surrogate that's pretty much stating the obvious.
Now, one thing to know about Hinchcliffe, I know some comedians in the Austin comedy scene where Hinchcliffe is based out of like one of my barbers actually is a stand-up comedian.
And Hinchcliffe is just like an insult comic.
He probably does actually believe that, but like it's basically a reflection of reality.
And Hinchcliffe is willing to push boundaries that most comedians these days are unable to do.
But like I think this is just like a big nothing burger.
At the end of the day, the Hispanic vote is a low propensity voter voting block.
And I don't really think like Puerto Ricans are largely concentrated in Florida, which is going to go Republican this election cycle, no matter what, in New York, which is blue as it gets.
And there's like some in Pennsylvania, but I think Pennsylvania is going to ultimately be determined by suburbanites and white working class people.
And so I just think that people are reading into this.
I do feel like the Trump campaign made a miscube by overreacting.
Like they should have just brushed it aside and say, hey, this guy just made a joke.
But then I've seen the Florida Republican Party saying, oh, Puerto Ricans are an integral part of our coalition, blah, blah, blah.
And some Republican senators, it's like, come on, like, shut up and like, just keep it moving.
Yeah, we didn't know that they were the key to the whole election.
All of a sudden, the Puerto Rican vote is what you have to have.
Let me ask you this.
What does it take to motivate the instinctive conservatives among the Hispanic vote to really turn out in this election?
Is there anything that Trump could do or that the Democrats could do that would do that?
So I've seen some interesting polls.
In Texas, and I think this may be a historic first.
Hispanic males are going for Trump.
Like he's getting over 51% of the Hispanic male votes.
There is a massive, I wrote about this at big league politics.
There is an enormous gender cap against Hispanic, among Hispanics, where Latino women, they're breaking hard for Democrats, while Hispanic males are going more in the Republican direction.
And I think this may be a trend across the board.
I tend to think Hispanics, when you look at the polling and the way they break down, they're natural populists.
They're not natural conservatives.
So they respond really well to crime issues and some race issues when it's like framed against cracking down against black crime.
And there's also a good deal that supports immigration restriction.
But I think the issue is a lot of Hispanics, the low propensity type of behavior they have their voting is just the fact that they don't really see themselves as part of like the U.S. political community.
A lot of them view the U.S. in a transactional manner where they just get money to send it back to the U, to like Central America or wherever they're from for remittances.
And I just think that, in my opinion, the Republican Party has to stay more with the sailor strategy.
But there is this election cycle, just going back to one point.
I've noticed that the Republican Party is using that whole Jamal Juan strategy where they're building this multi-racial anti-Karen coalition against liberal white women.
And they're kind of like throwing out any type of appeals to liberal white women and replacing it with like campaigns to specifically target like Hispanic and black males.
You see this with all these like weird dating show panel podcasts, like Fresh and Fit.
I've noticed this strategy is starting to get some traction among minority males that they're like pursuing more of like a gender war strategy, if you will.
And it's gonna be interesting how that goes because even with blacks, there's a lot of evidence that black turnout this election cycle is not gonna be that great as some people projected.
And yeah, Kaval Harris, she just has like this really like negative appeal from being a careerist to this weird Frankenstein mystery meat like ethnicity that doesn't even like appeal to doesn't even appeal to blacks either.
So this so this election took away that's why I've actually I predicted like Trump's gonna win because of that like the white working class turnout is going to actually get stronger and you can see it with unions refusing to endorse Harris.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, that's key.
I mean reactivating that three to five percent of the white non-college educated working class base that voted for Trump in 16 but not 20 is key.
Jose, you're in so many different places.
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One place is just not enough to contain you.
If people want to learn more about your work, your writings, where can they go?
You can go on my substack, Jose Niño Unfiltered, J-O-S-B-C-F.substack.com, where that's where you can get my podcasts and articles.
And then you can go on Twitter, X at Jose Al Niño, and that's where you can find just my regular musings.
And my podcasts are also on iTunes and Spotify.
He's easy to find if you just type in Jose Niño and you don't even have to put in the special characters and it'll all come up.
But he is literally everywhere.
He's at a lot of different places.
And it's always great to have him be here with us on TPC.
Jose, thank you for your time tonight.
As with all the pleasure, absolutely enjoyed it.
Always good to talk to you, my friend.
The next time we'll talk to you, we'll be on the other side, not of live, but on this election.
And we'll look forward to that too, come what may.
We'll be back with Tim Burdock next.
Thank you, Jose.
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Ladies and gentlemen, before we get to our next guest, it seems as though everybody on the program tonight, even though some have had more misgivings with Trump than others, are landing on his side except for Warren Bailog.
who's going to take the David Duke track and vote for Jill Stein.
Warren and I were talking during the bottom-of-the-hour break, and he had texted me a voice message, which I'll listen to and transcribe here or relay to you very quickly.
But he mentioned, of course, that there are pros and cons to either Trump or Kamala from our perspective, which we would all agree with.
But he writes that he is very much indifferent to the final outcome as long as it's close and destabilizing.
But he also says that if either of the two parties lose because of Gaza, it will be a big check to Jewish power and influence and that he is voting and encouraging people to vote for Jill Stein in the swing states like Pennsylvania and Michigan.
So, and again, David Duke was on the show two weeks ago to talk about that, and he laid that case out.
And I am, of course, conscious of it and understand it, even if I am ultimately landing on, well, listen, I mean, Kevin McDonald, if anybody understands the issue of Jewish power and their evolutionary psychology, it is Kevin McDonald who literally wrote the books on it.
And we're going to talk to him next about why he voted for Donald Trump and why he thinks you should too.
But before we do that, we're going to go to another one of our very favorite contributors, Tim Murdoch.
Tim, before we start with you, my friend, give out your contact information first.
That way we don't run into the wall before we have a chance to do that again.
It's always great to have you back.
regular guest you are.
Do we have Tim there?
Okay, I'm not hearing him for some reason.
All right.
All right, are you there, Tim?
Okay, still not hearing Tim.
So anyway, we'll work on that.
Our producers are working on that.
Keith, you can hold court while I check into this.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
All right.
There he is.
All right.
Thank you.
Go ahead, Tim.
Yeah, sorry about that.
Don't know what happened there.
That's all right.
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And with that being said, Tim, here we are now.
You were, again, one of the ones that were on with us for the last show of 2023 when we were forecasting what might happen this year.
And now here we are at nearly the end of it.
You are our Rust Belt representative tonight.
You are from Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan.
What's going to happen there?
What are we going to see on Tuesday?
Well, Michigan, I think it's going to come down pretty much.
I think we could see a couple scandals over vote counting.
I have a feeling, just a feeling.
One of the challenges with Michigan is the terrible polling.
I just had on Brad Griffin on Friday, and we were going over Michigan.
But what we do know, what we do know, is that at least 40% of the Muslims in Michigan, according to the Muslim organizations, are going to vote for the Green Party candidate, Jill Stein.
So they're going to take the Duke position.
Now, that mirrors also 43% Nationwide, according to the large Muslim organization, who I forget the name of, a very common large Muslim organization that has done polling 43% nationwide.
And that is a big deal.
That is potentially the big deal in Michigan, but we don't have really accurate polls in Michigan other than that I can really tell you about.
So a lot of people have all the voting, well, I should say all the betting, particulars and stuff like that have Michigan going toward Trump, but we won't know.
There's no way to tell.
All right.
Again, where are you landing?
We got to ask everybody that.
Where am I landing?
As of right now, I don't think I'm voting.
All right.
See?
I mean, listen, I mean, we knew that there was not going to be a consent.
There hasn't been all year.
We didn't expect there to be one tonight.
It's a new category, but we've got to.
It's not new.
There is a lot of people.
Why not?
It's kind of typical.
A lot of our side were, you know, usually just strategically voting one way or another.
I'm okay with whatever people want to do.
Our groups aren't big enough this year to influence anything other than maybe friends and family.
I mean, a lot of people around me are voting for Trump, not because they think he's going to do anything or not because they trust him necessarily, just to see him like dance and sing and go crazy.
Which is an entertaining reason.
I mean, an entertaining reason to vote for Trump.
If you put the entire constellation of pro-white media in array, and I'm talking about all of our friends, everybody on the show tonight, everybody who's been on the show the last couple of years, everybody you've interviewed, me, you, everybody.
I am not certain that that is not enough to have an impact in some of these swing states, where, as we know, Trump lost, I believe it was Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin in 2020 by the official count, by 44,000 votes.
You split that into thirds.
That's less than 15,000 votes per state.
I mean, I don't know.
No, I don't think you're here.
We did a special on this, and this is what I warned people about: that somehow a couple straight-up votes are, I mean, if we were in a democracy in an all-white country, yeah, okay.
But you're in a scenario here where every trick that the Democrats have are generally known, and they're going to be known by year for years on any one side that really wants Trump to be elected.
So this is going to be a war outside of the realm of the voters.
With that being said, I would never vote for a Green Party candidate, and I would never vote for Kamala.
So if someone held a gun to my head, I would have to vote for the dancing, singing Zionist, I guess, on some level.
But that's also something I don't really like.
That's also something I don't really like voting for, if you know what I mean.
So this is one of the challenges.
So I think there's a lot of people in that position that are just kind of like sitting out.
I can name like a half dozen of friends in that position, I should say.
I think there's a lot more than that, actually.
And I want to say that's really, I think, the key.
I don't think there are any undecided people, basically.
What you have are people that are vaguely for Trump or against Trump.
I don't think anybody's really for Kamala.
And I think that the idea that the Trump campaign needs to seize on is how do you make these kind of iffy people who kind of like Trump, but they see a lot of shortcomings in him to go to the poll and vote for him.
How do you do that last day?
The problem is that they've taken no direct action to get any of our attention or to get any trust.
The Republicans have zero trust.
Even Republican platinum playing for the play.
I like to see Madison Square Guard.
We have zero trust in Republicans in general.
So they don't need to get Donald Trump elected to start gaining our trust.
They just need to start taking action.
I've seen no action for me to like, okay, let's jump out and let's like run and jump and vote for Trump because we're going to see more action.
Obviously, you're probably likely to see something maybe with Trump than you are with the other side, but I don't know what that something is.
You know, they all agree on cutting our heads off for anti-Semitism and stuff like that.
So it kind of becomes a thing.
He didn't say he would do that.
Yeah, I get young guys that have seen their friends go to prison, whether it be over the J6 or Charlottesville type of thing.
It's just a lot of people have to hold their nose at Trump.
And some are holding their nose voting for Trump.
Others aren't.
Well, I don't think anybody's enthusiastically voting for him.
There's a lot of Arabs voting for Jill Stein.
I should say Muslims are not all Arabs.
And that is going to be the big deal.
Now, whether or not the vote counters and all the shenanigans come into play and what happens after that, again, it's going to be the vote, not only the vote, but how that comes in.
And then what happens from voting the day the election's over until January 20th.
And there's a lot going on there that has nothing to do with voting, nothing to do with us.
And I suggest we just get prepared for that.
Twists and turns between now and then that we have not seen before that we do not anticipate even tonight.
Now, what you're saying, Tim, I agree with, and this is the thing.
I agree with all of that.
Listen, nobody is enthusiastically voting for Donald Trump as if he were this ardent white nationalist who was, you know, we cast our hopes and dreams upon his blank avatar in 2016.
That is not happening now.
I am voting for him.
I do want him to win, and there's a lot of reasons for that.
We've talked about it the last few weeks.
We'll talk about it a little bit tonight.
Kevin McDonald will talk about it a little bit more in the next hour.
But no, I mean, nobody's fooled into thinking that this is our guy, but there are some ancillary reasons why I would prefer to see him installed as opposed to Kamala.
Well, Kamala is definitely not our guy.
What's best for white interest, Tim, on Tuesday?
You got one choice or the other.
And there is really no other choice.
It's going to be one of the two.
So which one, I understand why you can't vote for Trump.
I respect that.
I appreciate it.
I understand it.
And it is legitimate.
But of the two, I mean, if I were to make a reason to vote for Trump, it's that let's assume he wins.
And what we have to have are outliers.
And outliers are what helps our race, not status quo.
So if he wins, if he wins, you could see something crazy happen.
You know what I mean?
Even if it's close.
Yeah, that's it.
See, that has really been my biggest argument for him.
If she wins, we know what we've got, at least with him.
He's an agent provocateur.
The establishment will go crazy if he wins, potentially.
That's what we need.
And we need that.
And we need that.
And if for no other reason, let that be your reason.
Because if she comes, we know what's coming.
And I don't think that worst is.
It's the best entertainment we could hope for.
I do like to be entertained, that's for sure.
But I think there's other reasons than that.
Keith, we'll be back with the third hour.
But first, let's thank our good friend, excellent commentator, Tim Murdock, whiterabbitradio.biz, Kevin McDonald, Brad Griffin, Taylor Young.