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New York Times, a former newspaper, reported

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on the speech in a story headline Trump vows nationwide slaughter if not

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returned to power. In which Times reporter

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Prissy Credential wrote, an

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act that inspired Brahm Stoker in the writing of Dracula, how

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Donald Trump would disguise himself as a coachman.

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women, and ride out of the

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crumbling Trump castle in the dead of

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night, whipping his six sin-black Trump horses

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into a lather as he descended on

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innocent villagers, morphing from a billionaire real

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estate mogul into a gigantic bat in

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order to plunge his teeth into the

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throats of innocent and shapely women, and

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drain their lives away while they lay

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helpless in his clutches if he is

2:21

not reelected to the presidency. That's

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why in 2017, thousands

2:26

of women took to the streets

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wearing pink hats and shrieking out

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of faces distorted by feminist rage

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to the point of repulsive ugliness

2:35

in order to protest the 400-year

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rampage during which Trump fueled his

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soulless immortality with female blood, which

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many feminists consider not merely homicidal,

2:44

but also sexist and racist in

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his privileging of blonde white women

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with large breasts nearly exposed by

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their open nightgowns so that the

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thick scarlet drool dripping from Trump's

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gore-soaked mouth could be seen by

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his demonic red eyes to be running

2:59

in disgusting rivulets over their tremulous white

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flesh if he is not returned to

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office. Experts estimate

3:06

that Trump's insatiable thirst for human

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blood, combined with the supernatural longevity

3:10

of his terrifyingly animated corpse, may

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have resulted in as many as

3:14

200,000 deaths over the centuries. Or

3:18

about a third of those Trump would have

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slaughtered on January 6th if it had been

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in the Civil War, which it was as

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badass, thus leaving a body count of almost

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a million people in the bloodbath Trump is

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threatening if he is not returned to the

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White House, where he would impose a tariff

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on Chinese cars instead of murdering millions

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and bathing in their blood." Now,

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those of you who have journalistic training

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may have noticed that here and there,

3:45

the Times reporting veered from absolute accuracy

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in order to convey a deeper impression

3:49

of the intent behind Trump's words. Questioned

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about this journalistic practice, Times

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editor-in-chief Lytharine Pravaracation the third

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explained, quote, Blood, lore,

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and blood. Blood. Blood everywhere,

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dripping, running, staining, Oh God.

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Mother Blood. On quote. Mr.

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Thirds remarks were followed by a lengthy

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period of in our ticket was sobbing

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after which became so upset that he

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vomited which the paper plans to run

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tomorrow as it's viewed editorial. Giving.

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A more indepth account of the

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Times impressionist reporting: Columbia School of

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Journalism professor Vladimir Mohammed, who holds

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the J Schools water to rent

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a chair of intentionally rampant mendacity

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said quotes. America is simply

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going to have to choose whether

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it's can indoor Seven more months

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of Trump and the horrific atrocities

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listen, I had my show

8:36

all written out and all planned. And

8:38

then Jeremy, the

8:41

god king of the daily wire, announced that the

8:43

daily wire and Candace Owens have

8:45

parted ways. And you will want to know

8:47

that I know

8:49

this was coming. Yes, I did. And

8:52

I knew it had come and hadn't been

8:54

announced. I didn't realize it was going to

8:56

be announced moments before

8:58

I came on the air. Someone

9:01

posted on ex Candace Owens

9:03

is gone. So now Andrew Clavin is

9:05

the only black woman at the daily

9:08

wire. And that's obviously true. So I

9:10

feel a certain responsibility to talk about

9:12

this. It's going to be

9:14

an absolute crap storm, obviously, coming

9:16

out of this. And we're already

9:18

getting where I looked on Twitter

9:21

or ex just before I came

9:23

on. And every single thing that

9:25

was trending was us. It was like Jeremy. It

9:27

was the daily wire. It was Candace. It

9:29

was all just going on. And that's going to

9:32

continue for a while. And so

9:34

what I'm going to do, because I just don't

9:36

feel right just leaving it there and not saying

9:38

what I think and where I stand. So you

9:40

know, because that's what we're here to do. I

9:44

think I'm just going to talk about it from every angle, because it

9:46

has a lot of different angles that I want to talk about. And

9:49

I don't know whether that's going to take me 10 minutes or it's going to

9:51

take me the whole show. It's going to

9:53

take me longer than I think. And So we'll

9:55

interrupt it with commercials if you're not a subscriber,

9:57

which you should be. I'm

10:00

just gonna say everything I have to say. And

10:02

because you listen to the show and you know

10:04

me you know I'm going to tell you exactly

10:06

what I think that no one can come in

10:08

here and tell me what to think. Obviously I'm

10:11

not going of your violate any confidence as or

10:13

anything like that but I'm going to tell you

10:15

what ought my impression about this I can only

10:17

give you my take and I can only your

10:19

when when somebody whenever anybody says to oh he

10:21

said this because of that are they told them

10:24

to do this or that This is simply not

10:26

true I can guarantee yonder present that that's not

10:28

true. So first. Looks Let

10:30

me give you my my personal point

10:32

of view about this and terms of

10:34

the people involved. I. Want

10:37

to say that I am extremely

10:39

proud of of Germany. Or.

10:41

God king of and the your people who say

10:43

he calls himself that but I call them

10:45

that. I made that up to tease him to

10:47

keep him you know kids of needs, steady and

10:49

down to earth but also remind people that he

10:52

behind the scenes had built this wonderful thing

10:54

which he at that point when I get that

10:56

name nobody knew about, not seen him go through

10:58

a lot of stuff in the sense that

11:00

when he started he really didn't have much of

11:02

a resume and now he's built this and credible

11:05

business and he has managed ought to be no

11:07

more annoying than he was at the beginning. Continues

11:09

to be just as annoying. As he ever was

11:11

and most of the such to from this

11:13

is about to be on least is gonna

11:15

fall in hip and the responsibility for the

11:17

company. Is. On him and responsibility for

11:20

doing this is on him And he did

11:22

As I will explain to you why I

11:24

think this he did, what was rights and

11:27

what had to be done and what was.

11:30

Definitely coming and and maybe some people thought

11:32

he should have done it sooner. I know

11:34

some people selfish one piece of doesn't have

11:36

a thing up. Watching what happens is skill

11:38

and this is a business. Things move slowly,

11:40

all kinds of obligations are in place. He

11:42

did it out when he could, when he

11:44

felt it was rights and I have to

11:46

say that I personally felt. a

11:48

a weight taken off my shoulders

11:50

and i'm grateful to him not just

11:53

for doing this for for being

11:55

the person he has become over the

11:57

course of what is a tremendous success

11:59

And I really like I said,

12:01

I'm really proud of him I'm grateful to

12:04

him because I feel a personal weight taken

12:06

off my shoulders that this has happened and That

12:09

is not a hit on Candace

12:11

a personal hit on Candace, which I will also

12:14

talk about in a minute But

12:17

but let me just say first that I know the big hit

12:19

the thing that is going to come from The

12:21

right the people who think that the

12:24

attack we're gonna get right because who cares what attack we

12:26

get from the left They kill

12:28

babies. We don't care what they think But

12:30

the big hit we're gonna get from the right

12:32

is free speech and and I want to explain

12:34

this I'm a big free speech advocate. I used

12:36

to say there was a free speech purist, but

12:38

that would be silly Nobody's a free speech purist,

12:40

but I'm a very very strong supporter not just

12:42

of the First Amendment But of the

12:45

point of view that goes on behind the First Amendment

12:47

and this idea that we have canceled somebody

12:49

for what they say Is absurd

12:52

on the face of it and I will

12:54

explain why I can

12:56

come in here and express any opinion I want

12:58

no one will ever tell me don't say this

13:00

don't say that or say this or say that

13:02

this doesn't happen But if

13:04

I woke up one morning and I thought

13:06

to myself, you know what? I've been saying abortion

13:09

is bad But really it's great. It is great

13:11

There's nothing I like better than sucking the brains

13:13

out of children In fact, we shouldn't just you

13:15

know do it while they're in the room We

13:17

should just do it all that you know to

13:19

wait till they're one or two when it's more

13:21

fun because you can hear them Screaming, you know

13:23

if that suddenly became my opinion. I Couldn't

13:26

bring it in here Because

13:28

the deli wire is not a

13:31

phone company where anybody can talk It's

13:33

not a social media company that I

13:35

think should let everybody express an opinion.

13:38

It's it's essentially an online Magazine,

13:40

it is a journal that stands for

13:42

something and and one of the things

13:45

That it doesn't stand for

13:48

is abortion And and I don't think

13:50

anyone should come in here I would quit I would

13:52

have to leave I would have to go in and

13:54

say guys, you know I've seen the light killing Kids

13:56

is great and I can't do that anymore. So I

13:58

would have to come in. And say as an

14:01

honorable person on my I'm going to remove

14:03

this. That's something that we can't abide of

14:05

the Daily Workers. It's not what we stand

14:07

for and the same is true. Of

14:09

racism. And. I.

14:11

Said I say this once on. Member

14:15

Blocks or lot of you probably didn't hear it's.

14:18

My problem with race hatred is that

14:20

it's bad thinking. and we know it's

14:22

bad thinking. I'm. Your my from with

14:24

races taste which is religious. I think it's

14:26

wrong but the way you know it's wrong

14:28

and you know is bad thinking is it

14:30

works no matter who you hate. If you

14:33

figure out that the Jews are to blame

14:35

for everything or like the New York Times,

14:37

you forgot that the whites are to blame

14:39

for everything you see us up. Blacks are

14:41

ruining everything. It always works. It always makes

14:43

absolute sense out of them. That's

14:46

because it actually doesn't make sense.

14:48

It is believed in a lot

14:50

of nuance, difficult, detailed things that

14:52

you have to think. About and

14:54

it's just spreading this kind of

14:56

smear of hate over it's and

14:58

so it always puts things into

15:00

perspective. the having settle this. I

15:03

don't know what's in. Can. Zones.

15:07

My relationship with Sanders has been nothing

15:09

but collegial and friendly. I would bump

15:11

into her I don't know or well

15:13

but I would bump into her and

15:15

hair and makeup. We always greeted each

15:18

other with of pleasantness and friendliness of

15:20

we always had pleasant than chat. Seven

15:22

Zero Backstage Ah I never felt that

15:24

she wanted my opinion on her work

15:26

through. I never felt invited to give

15:28

her my opinion on her works. I'm

15:31

I'm the sort of person who is

15:33

asked my opinion on anything, will give

15:35

it absolutely and bluntly but never. Given

15:37

women not asked unless there's somebody standing on

15:39

my toe I'm not going to give them

15:42

my and like on volunteer my opinion. So

15:44

we were friendly and I certainly have no

15:46

reason to dislike for personally am I don't

15:48

dislike a person. Have never had an any.

15:51

Meeting with her score I walked away feeling wow

15:53

I don't like that person's just doesn't didn't happen

15:55

and I thought I felt a small investment than

15:57

her. Because. As

16:00

I have brag repeatedly, have any number of

16:02

people. I have a

16:05

weird knack for spotting. Broadcast

16:08

Talents up. I grew up my father was a

16:10

famous broadcasters so I just know it when I

16:13

see it. I knew it when I saw it

16:15

and ban I knew what when I sought knows

16:17

skills little that little bit of butcher somebody has.

16:19

I spotted Kansas when she was on a small

16:22

you tube station to influx of stuff you know

16:24

black should get out of the democrat party stuff.

16:26

I invited her on my show back on were

16:28

in the first office we had no way I

16:30

believe I had a on my show. She.

16:33

Left I walk down the hall to Jeremy

16:35

Sauce I was back before yet the throne

16:37

room with the guys with spears and all

16:40

that stuff and I I walked down the

16:42

hall and I said if you want to

16:44

bring a woman into this operation I just

16:46

better because that's when the most talented broadcasters

16:48

I have ever met and I would say

16:50

it then and I would say it now

16:52

she was is. And. Remains an

16:55

amazing talent, a person who with

16:57

radiate star quality and someone who just

16:59

understands with the might in the camera

17:01

or all about in ways that I

17:04

don't I don't come close to and

17:06

I I just a truly. Admire.

17:09

And still admire what I'm the amazing talent

17:11

that she hasn't. By the way, Jeremy did

17:13

not hire when Isis has six kids may

17:15

regret that for the costumes in a lot

17:17

of money to wait but but still You

17:20

know I understood what she was the minute

17:22

I saw for I was on her show

17:24

once or twice at the beginning or but

17:26

I never heard listen to. The reason I

17:28

never listen to it was because of all

17:30

the stuff that I felt was simply a

17:32

mean. Some of the stuff I felt like

17:34

I knew what she was gonna say was

17:36

the in a black Suv which I'm. All

17:39

in favor of but the stuff about the

17:41

moon landing means. Six. You

17:43

know, a rigged and ah, Nine Eleven

17:45

been an inside job she would hint

17:47

that and Britain who Recently there was

17:49

Mrs. Mccrone, the First Lady of Thoughts

17:52

Francis a man all such as. Is

17:55

silly stuff and the reason is silly stuff

17:57

is one. it's not true

17:59

it's you know, the amount of

18:01

conspiracy would take to fake

18:04

the moon landing with nobody saying

18:06

that it was fake is insane.

18:08

And everything that sounds like science

18:10

about it is ridiculous. It's

18:12

not true. None of those things is true. 9-11 wasn't

18:15

an inside job. The moon landing wasn't fake. Mrs. Macron has

18:17

a daughter who looks just like her. She's not a man.

18:20

But if they were true, Candace wouldn't know.

18:23

And I wouldn't know because we don't have that

18:25

kind of inside information. I don't care what people

18:27

tell you. That's not the kind of thing that

18:29

you know unless you are a top investigative

18:32

reporter and can come up with the

18:34

documents and show and prove the truth.

18:37

But that's all that stuff is show business to me.

18:39

You know? That's

18:41

what she did. She has this enormous talent. That's her

18:44

gift. She has a right to decide how to use

18:46

it. None of my business. You know, she had a

18:48

huge, she has a huge audience, I'm sure, still. And

18:50

so I guess they like that stuff. It's nothing to

18:52

me. It just doesn't mean anything to me. It's not

18:54

the sort of thing I listen to. But that's the

18:56

way she wanted to go with her talent. That's a

18:58

choice that each person makes on his

19:00

own or her own. And I am not privy

19:02

in any way, shape, or form to her thinking.

19:06

Then the juice stuff started. And here's

19:09

what I want to say about this. And

19:11

this is pretty much what I have to talk about

19:13

because I don't want to attack her personally. I don't

19:16

know what's on her mind and why she went down

19:18

this road. I don't, like I said, I just don't

19:20

know where that was. The

19:22

left has made

19:26

bigotry and hatred

19:29

valuable by calling

19:31

us bigots and calling us hateful

19:34

when we tell the simple truth. So

19:37

I say, you know,

19:40

there's high crime in black neighborhoods and

19:42

the high crime is not because of

19:44

slavery. It is because of fatherlessness and

19:46

it's because of a culture that's going

19:48

on in certain black neighborhoods that is

19:50

increasing. And the left says, oh, you're

19:53

racist. You're canceled. You stink.

19:55

You know, somebody says homosexuality

19:58

is against my religion. No,

20:00

you can't host the Oscars. You're

20:03

out of work. You're a call to

20:05

HR. A man can't become a woman.

20:07

Oh my God, you have phobia. That's

20:09

a phobia to say a man can't

20:11

become a woman. So the left has

20:14

used the accusation of hatred and racism,

20:16

bigotry and phobia to keep us from

20:18

speaking the truth, which means that

20:20

when somebody comes along and says

20:23

something that

20:25

makes the left go crazy, it

20:27

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22:00

There are no easy ways. I'm

22:05

somebody who says exactly what I mean. I

22:07

have talked about crime in

22:09

the black community and fatherlessness and the fact that

22:11

I do not believe that I believe

22:13

a great society has more to do with black

22:15

crime than anything that ever had to do with

22:17

slavery. It's not anti-Semitic

22:20

to attack George Soros. It's

22:23

not anti-Semitic to disagree with Ben.

22:25

It's not anti-Semitic to criticize Israel

22:27

or to feel that America should

22:29

not be supporting Israel or even

22:31

to believe that the Palestinians have

22:34

a case to make about the

22:36

way they've been treated. I

22:38

have even spoken about the fact

22:40

that religions are thought processes that

22:43

feed into modern thought

22:45

processes, and I've spoken about the fact

22:47

that secular Jews specifically are more drawn

22:49

to materialist philosophy because Christians have treated

22:51

them so badly over the years. They

22:54

can't turn from their, as

22:56

I did, turn from their Judaism to

22:58

Christianity. So there's a

23:00

lot of things that you can

23:02

say that people accuse you that

23:04

are true that people call racism.

23:08

But you guys are smart people, right?

23:10

And you know that people can use

23:13

the truth to mask wickedness. You

23:15

know this, right? The devil does

23:17

it in the Bible, right? The

23:19

devil comes up to Jesus, tempt

23:21

Jesus, and he quotes scripture. He

23:23

speaks the truth to mask evil,

23:26

right? So if I'm the kind of

23:28

brave conservative, which I am, who will

23:30

sit and talk about high crime in

23:32

black neighborhoods or criticize sorrows, you know,

23:34

without caring whether I'm called anti-Semitic or

23:36

anything like that, and you're

23:38

the kind of person who hates

23:40

people because of the color of

23:42

their skin or judges people according to the color of

23:44

the skin, it's easy for you

23:47

to blend in with me, right? We're sitting

23:49

around talking about high crime in black neighborhood,

23:51

and you're sitting there going, yeah, the high,

23:53

oh, the crime in black neighborhood. But

23:56

I'm not on your side. I am not on your

23:58

side at all. I

24:01

believe that God made

24:03

us in His image, every single one of

24:05

us. That is written down. That is scriptural

24:07

truth. That is right there in

24:09

the Bible. He made men and women in His

24:12

image. It doesn't say He made white men. It

24:14

doesn't say He made black men. It doesn't say

24:16

anything. It just says men and women are made

24:18

in God's image. I believe that 100%. I've

24:22

said this before. I don't know why the left is

24:24

against racism. Obviously, they're not. They

24:26

hate white people. So, you know, whatever. It's

24:28

just against not having power. That's all there

24:30

is. I'm against racism. I believe it's a

24:32

sin. I believe it's a sin. God

24:35

didn't ask me how to make a world. I assume He doesn't

24:38

want my opinion

24:40

about it. This is the

24:42

world we're in. People have different colors. They

24:44

act in different ways. People of different races

24:46

do have different cultures, come from different places.

24:48

Maybe there's genetic components to it. I don't

24:50

know. I just know. I don't know. That's

24:53

not in the Bible. I don't think we have enough

24:56

science on it. I just know they're all made in

24:58

the image of God, and that's the end of the

25:00

story. As far as I'm concerned, you come to me.

25:02

I'm looking at you. I'm dealing with you. If you're

25:04

a criminal, you're a criminal. If you're a good guy,

25:06

you're a good guy. That's it. I care about the

25:08

color of your hat, not the color of your skin. So

25:11

Candice stood by her friend Kanye

25:13

West when he started spouting crazy stuff

25:15

about going Def-Com on the Jews. Fine.

25:18

She has a mentally ill friend. She stood

25:20

by him. You know, fine.

25:23

You know, a little uncomfortable, but

25:25

still. You know, so what? You

25:29

know, she attacked this guy, Rabbi Schmooley.

25:31

I will tell you, with all honesty,

25:33

I don't even know who Rabbi

25:35

Schmooley is. I have no idea. I didn't look

25:37

him up. I haven't seen anything from him. You

25:39

know, she's complaining about him. Fine. You

25:42

don't like a rabbi? You're allowed not to like Ben. You're

25:44

allowed not to like anybody you don't like. If

25:46

you can spell it out for me, what

25:49

the problem is. But when you

25:51

start saying things, like

25:54

some of those books Hitler burned weren't so

25:56

bad. You know, I was shocked. Something

25:59

Candice actually said. I was surprised to

26:01

learn that the books Hitler was

26:03

burning or the Nazis were burning. They weren't

26:06

they weren't good books They were bad books. There

26:08

were socialist books So,

26:11

you know Burning

26:15

a book is the act of a savage first

26:17

of all and when you start with burning books

26:19

you start burning people But

26:21

they burned Joseph Conrad one of my

26:24

favorite writers Kafka Hemingway

26:26

Jack London and yes some

26:30

Socialists some of whom were extremely talented

26:32

and some of whom were extremely interesting

26:34

like Karl Marx is extremely interesting Okay

26:36

with whom I deeply deeply disagree, but

26:38

I don't burn his books because I'm

26:40

not a savage When

26:42

you start saying that you're sin. That's a dog

26:44

whistle. I'm sorry. I know it's a leftist phrase

26:46

I know they use it, you know randomly with

26:49

anything you say I understand all of that still

26:52

still the

26:56

The depredations of the Nazis against

26:58

the Jews are one of the

27:00

most well-documented recorded

27:04

Atrocities in human history because the Germans

27:06

the Germans they keep records. They keep

27:08

very good records. We know these things

27:10

happen They weren't burning books,

27:12

you know, they also hated Einstein

27:14

because his science was Jewish science

27:16

They hated Mendelssohn one of their

27:18

great composers because his music was

27:20

Jewish music. That's the way they

27:22

thought there is lunacy It's lunacy to think that

27:24

way. So when you start to say well, you

27:26

know, some of those books they burned are You

27:29

know or bad books. I'm sorry. That's

27:32

a that's a dog whistle When

27:35

you retweet a post saying a Jew

27:37

is drunk on Christian blood Which goes

27:39

back as I'm sure you know to

27:41

old blood libel that you know

27:43

Jews eat Christian children You

27:46

know That's a dog whistle and you start

27:48

to refer in this kind of clever way

27:51

to certain group of people in Hollywood Corrupting

27:53

blacks and killing Michael Jackson. You're not allowed

27:55

to then put on an innocent walk. It's

27:57

good. Why I'm just saying there's certain certain

28:00

people, just a few, I'm just

28:02

saying, you're messing with

28:04

us. You're messing with us, and

28:06

everyone knows it, and no one

28:08

is fooled except those people who

28:10

want to pretend to be fooled

28:12

because they hate the Jews. The

28:18

biggest truth that Candace told in

28:20

that way that I find, again,

28:23

and this is not personal animus torture, but I

28:25

find difficult to excuse this when anybody does it.

28:28

The truth that hid wickedness that

28:30

I thought was the most wicked

28:33

truth to use was the truth that

28:35

Christ is king. It

28:38

is almost exactly 20 years

28:41

since I acknowledged the kingship of Christ

28:43

in my life and over the universe

28:45

as well. It's almost like two weeks

28:48

and it'll be 20 years since my baptism. It

28:51

was hard for me to do. It was hard for me

28:53

to do. I'm a proud man, and I want to be

28:55

king. I want to

28:57

be in charge of my life. I want to

28:59

take credit for the good things that happened to

29:01

me. I want to say what

29:04

my opinion is about right and wrong. I don't want

29:06

to bend the knee to anybody,

29:08

and people who know me will tell you

29:10

I don't bend the knee to anybody except

29:13

Christ the King. The day I took

29:15

off my paper crown and

29:18

bowed my knee before his crown of

29:20

golden light, I became a

29:22

true man and a free man, and the joy

29:24

in my heart has only grown. When

29:28

I did this, by the way, the priest who

29:30

baptized me said, Christians won't accept you. You'll

29:32

still be a Jew. I said, I am a Jew. I'm a

29:34

Jew. I'm proud of my race. It's a great

29:37

race. It's done many great things, including the Bible.

29:41

That hasn't happened at all. Christians have welcomed

29:43

me with open arms except

29:45

this Christ the King, anti-Semitic crown.

29:49

Christ is the King, and one day

29:51

every knee will bow and recognize it because

29:53

he's not just my king, he's king of

29:55

the universe. But when you use that phrase

29:57

to mean that God has abandoned

30:00

his chosen people, the Jews, through

30:03

whom he came into this world incarnate,

30:06

and that he's broken his promises, his

30:08

covenant with the Jews. You

30:10

are quoting Scripture like

30:13

Satan does in the Bible. You are quoting

30:15

Scripture to your purposes, and

30:17

that to me is specifically

30:19

wicked. You know, when you spit that

30:22

phrase at Ben Shapiro, my

30:24

friend Ben Shapiro, and

30:28

you know, I understand this. All of

30:30

you who love Ben, and I love Ben, and Jordan

30:32

Peterson, you all want to see them find Jesus, because

30:34

you know what joy and freedom that gives you, and

30:37

you certainly feel that it alters

30:40

your relationship with God.

30:43

But when I think about this, to be honest with

30:45

you, you know, and I know some people will disagree

30:47

with this, but life

30:49

is not a game show where you guess the name of

30:51

God, and you get to go to heaven. Honk, you know,

30:53

yes, the name is Jesus. I

30:55

look at Ben's life, and I think if

30:57

Ben were to embrace Jesus Christ, it would

30:59

cause devastation to his family, to the people

31:01

who love him, to the people who listen

31:03

to him, to his position in the world.

31:06

I just have this feeling that God has put

31:09

this guy where he wants him to do what

31:11

he wants him to do. And as you know,

31:13

I feel that, you know,

31:15

the Jews were not abandoned by God. I

31:18

feel the same way about Jordan. Jordan struggles

31:20

with this stuff, and I feel like

31:22

I have an inkling of why he

31:24

has to struggle with it, but his

31:26

struggle is inspiring to other people. And

31:28

I think God wants his boys where

31:31

he's got them, and there's

31:34

no thought in my mind that he is going

31:36

to send these guys into battle and then turn

31:38

his back on them when they come marching home.

31:40

It's not a game show. You know, Christ is

31:42

love. Christ is truth. Christ is

31:44

the logos of the moral order. You

31:47

follow love. You follow truth. You follow

31:49

the moral order. You will find yourself

31:51

ultimately at Jesus Christ's door. I don't

31:53

worry about Ben and Jordan. Peterson won

31:55

little bit. And so when you spit

31:58

Christ the King at them to... that

32:00

they have been rejected by the one who sent

32:02

them to do the work that they're doing. Nah,

32:05

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because we're all made in God's image, all race hatred

33:45

is against my religion. I really feel it's a sin

33:47

against the image of God because what you're saying is,

33:51

God, you put that image in the wrong body. You put that image

33:53

in the wrong race. You gave that image a blackface. I don't like

33:55

those blackface, you know that. And I

33:57

don't say those things to God because I'm afraid he'll kill

33:59

me. You know, also because I

34:01

know it's wrong, all right? But

34:04

yes, there is something special and especially

34:07

wicked about the hatred of Jews, and

34:09

I will tell you why. It's

34:11

not worse than other things. It's

34:14

just special. It is different and

34:16

it's central to everything

34:19

that we love. The hatred of Jews is a

34:21

hatred of everything that we love. And

34:24

it comes in disguise. Did you ever wonder

34:27

why Europe exterminated

34:30

itself with the

34:32

Holocaust against the Jews? Why was

34:34

that the end of

34:36

Europe? Two-thirds of Europe's Jews,

34:38

two out of every three

34:40

Jews, was murdered in World

34:43

War II. Some

34:45

killed in bombing

34:47

and things like that, but many, many, many

34:49

of them simply just gas murdered. So

34:52

if the Jews were the problem with Europe,

34:54

you'd think Europe would thrive afterwards, right? They

34:57

got rid of the majority of their Jews. Everything should

34:59

go great now. But in fact, no.

35:02

What happened was Europe, the greatest civilization

35:04

that has ever existed on the face

35:06

of the earth, ever dwindled

35:09

to the little nothing that it

35:11

is now. Here's

35:16

what I believe, and I think it's provable.

35:18

I think all the documentation shows it. The

35:21

morality swept over the

35:24

German tribes of Europe. The

35:26

Franks and the Anglo-Saxons and

35:28

the Germans, all those tribes

35:30

were Christianized by this. And

35:35

it imposed on them a

35:37

morality that held up the

35:40

love of the poor, the love of

35:42

women and the rights of women, the rights

35:44

of individuals, and a kind of charitable morality

35:48

in a kind of

35:51

a society. It imposed it on

35:53

a bunch of savage tribes, on savage tribes. That

35:56

moral system was not just

35:58

written by Jesus because he's the Son of God,

36:01

it's also his human patrimony because

36:03

he was the child of Jews.

36:05

That is a Jewish morality. Now,

36:08

is it transformed by Jesus? Does Jesus

36:10

shine a light back on it that

36:12

changes it in some ways? Yes, absolutely,

36:15

but that morality was an essentially Jewish

36:17

morality. And when they talk about the

36:19

Judeo-Christian tradition, that's a real thing. I

36:22

understand the differences and all that, but there

36:24

is this real tradition of care for the

36:26

poor, of love for your enemies, of kind

36:29

treatment to the stranger, and all these things. That

36:34

colonized the minds of these German tribes.

36:36

You know, people talk about the fact,

36:38

well, you know, we stole the solstice

36:40

tree and turned it into a Christmas

36:42

tree. That ain't all of Christianity did.

36:44

It totally transformed the culture

36:47

of those tribes. And every

36:50

time they wanted to

36:52

get free of it, they blamed

36:54

that culture. They couldn't blame Christ

36:56

because they were all Christians now.

36:58

They blamed that imposition on

37:01

the Jews. There's a

37:03

reason that Germans, so

37:05

many Germans like Nietzsche took

37:09

off against Christianity and

37:11

the Jews at the same

37:13

time. Nietzsche called Christianity a

37:16

slave morality, right? Because that

37:18

savage part of him, that part that was still

37:20

out there in the jungles of Europe was thinking,

37:23

no, you know, I don't have to be knighted.

37:25

Why should the losers win? We need an Ubermensch.

37:27

We need supermen. We need strong men to take

37:29

over and proclaim what morality

37:31

is. Not just love your neighbor stuff,

37:33

just love your enemy stuff. Schopenhauer, another

37:36

German philosopher, great German philosopher, said Christianity

37:38

almost got it right, but the Jews

37:40

ruined it. The Jews ruined Christianity.

37:43

Christianity was in conflict in

37:46

the consciousness of these people

37:48

with that pre-Christian tribal Germanic

37:51

ethos. That's why Richard Wagner, the

37:53

great opera writer, he wanted to

37:55

recreate a pagan German mythology that

37:57

went back to the Aryan core.

38:00

of the German identity, he hated

38:02

the Jews with a passion close

38:04

to madness. Under Hitler,

38:06

the guy who was burning all those bad,

38:08

bad books, that funny guy, that funny little

38:11

guy who wasn't any, you know, don't hate

38:13

Hitler. Why should you

38:15

hate it if you're a Christian? He was just

38:17

going after those Jews. He had a guy who

38:19

was the minister of church affairs named Hans Kirl.

38:21

This is what Hans Kirl said. He said God's

38:24

will, this is the guy who runs the churches

38:26

in Nazi Germany, reveals itself in German blood. The

38:28

churches tried to make it clear to me

38:30

that Christianity consists in faith in Christ as

38:33

the Son of God. That makes me laugh.

38:35

True Christianity is represented by the Nazi

38:38

Party and especially by the Fuhrer, the

38:40

herald of a new revelation. Well, it

38:42

was not a new revelation. It was

38:45

the old revelation, the revelation that had

38:47

been swept away by Christianity.

38:49

The Nazis weren't going forward in

38:51

Christ. They were running away from

38:54

Christ, running back to the forest

38:56

where Christ found them. Jew

39:00

hatred. I've said this a million times,

39:02

I'm trying to explain why I say it. Jew

39:05

hatred is Christ hatred in

39:07

disguise. Jew hatred is

39:09

the hatred of Christ in disguise.

39:11

Listen to what they say. They

39:14

don't just say Christ is king. Christ

39:16

they describe is a pre-Christian

39:18

Christ, a pagan Christ. And

39:21

I'm not talking about polite anti-Semitism. We all hate each

39:23

other. I get that, you know. I don't want you

39:25

in my club because you have a funny nose or

39:27

you're black or you're talking the movies,

39:29

whatever. There's all kinds of polite

39:31

bigotry. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking

39:33

about that thing where you use the word Jew

39:36

as a pejorative, as an insult, where you sit

39:38

around. No one ever says,

39:40

oh, an Irishman cares about

39:42

Ireland, so he's a bad guy. Michael

39:46

Knowles talks about the Pope, so

39:48

he's not loyal to America. But

39:51

the fact that Ben loves Israel and

39:53

is deeply, deeply concerned at this moment

39:55

of existential threat, that means he doesn't

39:57

love America, right? The Jews are so...

40:00

special in this way. And when

40:02

they use that word, the Jews, the Jews killed

40:04

Christ as if that meant, you know, whenever you

40:06

hear that in the Bible and the Gospel of

40:08

John, that means that leave the religious leadership of

40:10

the time. It doesn't mean the people. When you

40:13

hear that in a way, they all get lumped

40:15

together. You are listening to Christ hatred, to God

40:17

hatred. So

40:19

when Jeremy Boring, a Christian

40:21

man, has to sign a

40:23

check, a big check, to

40:26

pay someone to talk about Hitler

40:29

wasn't so bad in burning books, or

40:31

a Jew is choking

40:33

on Christian blood, or

40:37

Christ is king. When

40:42

Jeremy Boring has to sign that check, he's

40:45

doing something that he cannot abide. He cannot abide

40:47

it. It's not because Ben is his friend. I

40:49

know Ben is a friend, he loves Ben, and

40:51

we all love Ben, you know, and I understand

40:53

that. But that's not why he can't abide it.

40:56

He's, including me, people say

40:58

things on this outlet all the time that

41:00

Ben doesn't like, and that Ben disagrees with.

41:04

But Jeremy signs their checks and doesn't stop them. This

41:07

is too far, not because of

41:09

Ben, but because of what it

41:11

really means. It's really this hatred

41:13

of Jews, this level of

41:15

hatred of Jews, is a hatred of God,

41:17

a hatred of Christ. It's a hatred of

41:20

Jesus Christ. I know they say, oh no,

41:22

it's because the Jews, you know, Nick Fuentes,

41:24

he says, the Jews' religion is based on

41:26

rejecting Christ. That's crap. The Jews were around

41:28

for a long time before they were prepared

41:30

to bring Christ into the world. That is

41:33

not what defines the Jewish religion. When

41:36

I, who have given my life

41:39

to Christ, who have bowed to Christ as

41:41

I have bowed to nothing else on this

41:43

planet, who bends the knee before

41:45

Christ the King, and I

41:47

come on this outlet, which I was at from the

41:49

very beginning, which I helped to build this outlet that

41:52

I love, I admit it, I love this place. And

41:55

I know that such things are being said under

41:57

the aegis of the daily wire. It

42:00

has to end. It has to stop. It's

42:04

just the same. It's just the

42:06

same as if someone supported abortion.

42:09

No matter what price we pay for it, no matter

42:11

what crap we take for it, no matter what

42:13

they call us and they're going to call us

42:16

everything, if Candace wants to say those things about

42:18

the Jews, about Hitler, no

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matter how she dodges and weaves, she has

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to leave the daily wire. She

42:25

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above every other. There are lots of reasons, but

42:29

the one reason she has to leave about

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that's what I have to say about that is Forrest Gump would

44:03

say I expired to

44:05

the level of intelligence of Forrest Gump and this

44:07

is My

44:09

show is now misshapen right? I take a lot of care

44:11

shaping these shows and now that's all out of whack So

44:14

I'll just talk about a couple of things for

44:16

the rest of the show What

44:18

I wanted to talk about what I want to lead off

44:20

with before I realized I was gonna have to address this

44:22

is This year's world

44:24

happiness report came out. This

44:27

is a report it's a partnership

44:29

of Gallup the Oxford Wellbeing Research

44:31

Center in a UN Sustainable Development

44:33

Solutions Network and It

44:37

they bring it out every year and they go out

44:39

and they ask about a thousand people I think in

44:42

each country Whether they're happy

44:44

and this year for the first time the

44:46

United States fell out of the top 20

44:48

people mostly

44:51

Because our young people are severely unhappy and

44:53

I'll be talking later on as I said

44:55

with Abigail Shryers written this book about bad

44:57

therapy who makes some suggestions about why our

45:00

young people are So

45:03

unhappy but This

45:06

goes along with the fact that by the way

45:08

I was looking at this and I'm sure this

45:10

the survey was probably taken before October 7th But

45:12

the young people in Israel the young people in

45:15

Israel are number two in happiness, right? This is

45:17

number one. I think was I can't laugh. Yeah

45:19

I think was number one and number two the

45:21

young people in Israel are The

45:23

happiest and there's a country that's constantly

45:25

under existential threat But they believe in

45:27

something and they the threat hones them

45:29

and grounds them to reality now The

45:33

report doesn't ask people much about why

45:35

they're happy Which

45:37

means that each news outlet and I looked up

45:39

a bunch of the story and a bunch of

45:41

different news outlets each one reports the prejudice of

45:44

the news outlet, right so that the left

45:47

Says well, they're not happy because these other countries

45:50

like Finland Which is always listed among the happiest

45:52

places who could tell it's so dark there But

45:54

Finland is always listed as among the happiest places.

45:56

Well a lot of government services. They have a

45:59

lot of government Yeah, that's true,

46:01

but it's also true there are kind of homogenized,

46:03

if that's the word I

46:06

want, you know, have a

46:08

lot of homogeneity in their culture and

46:10

maybe that's it. So you don't know. So

46:12

everybody imposes the reason people are happy on them.

46:15

You know, on the conservatives they'll say, well, it's

46:17

marriage and sex and all this stuff. And

46:20

because happiness is self-reported, we don't even

46:22

know how accurate this is. And

46:25

the funny thing is at any given moment,

46:27

at any given moment you're unhappy, right? At

46:29

any given moment, I was just, you know,

46:31

Abigail Shrier writes about this too. At any

46:33

given moment, you're worried about what's happening, your

46:35

job, whether I'm going to get this right,

46:37

can I do this thing now? I don't

46:39

have my show map in front of me,

46:41

can I actually do this? You know, you're

46:43

always worried about something. So it's really hard

46:45

to know whether

46:48

a country is happy or not.

46:50

But we know that the depths

46:52

of despair, especially among middle-aged white

46:54

men, have skyrocketed with

46:56

death, disease, despair, or what they call drug

46:58

use and suicide and alcohol use

47:00

and all this stuff. It went down

47:02

a little bit, those drug deaths of

47:04

despair during the Trump administration when jobs

47:06

became plentiful. But of course, I've

47:08

gone back up over this. But

47:12

so I'm very wary when I read about

47:15

the reports on this, why people are unhappy.

47:17

You know, people in this business are ambitious

47:19

people and they want you to get what

47:21

you want. You are paying for the product,

47:23

which is me talking, which is our opinions.

47:25

And so we want to give you the

47:28

opinions that make you want to pay for

47:30

them. And the opinions that make you want

47:32

to pay for them are the opinions that

47:34

you agree with. And so that's why you

47:36

hear a lot of people confirming your opinions

47:39

on TV, because they want you to love

47:41

it. I'm the exception because, as you know,

47:43

I'm on a mission from God. And

47:45

I want you to love me, but because I love you,

47:48

I feel that I have to really tell you what I

47:50

believe to be the truth. And

47:53

it's not that offensive, actually. We

47:55

are in a weird, weird situation

47:57

in this country. Ever have a friend? Have you ever

47:59

had a friend? friend who's either

48:01

been through or is going

48:03

through some tremendous traumatic

48:07

situation like death or a divorce

48:09

or you know their spouse cheated

48:11

on them or they've been assaulted

48:13

in some way and

48:16

they're talking to you about

48:18

how unhappy they are but they can't figure out

48:20

why. You've probably seen that thing I think I

48:22

brought in a little piece of it yeah the

48:24

girl with a nail in her head right there's

48:26

a girl talking to her boyfriend and she has

48:28

a nail stuck in her forehead play this. There's

48:32

no pressure you know and

48:35

sometimes it feels like it's right up on

48:37

me and I can

48:40

just feel it like literally feel it in

48:42

my head and it's relentless and I don't

48:47

know if that's kind of stuff I mean that's the thing that scares

48:49

me the most is that I don't know if it's ever gonna stop.

48:57

You do have a nail

49:00

in your head. It is

49:02

not about the nail. Are you sure? Because I

49:05

mean I'll bet if we got that out of

49:07

there. Stop trying to fix it. No I'm not

49:09

trying to fix it I'm just pointing out that

49:11

maybe the nail is causing. You always do this.

49:14

I love that I think it's hilarious video. Stop

49:16

trying to fix it is my favorite line because

49:18

I always say you know to my wife if

49:20

you want somebody to listen to your problems and

49:22

not fix them talk to your girlfriends. Mrs.

49:25

Hot Gandalf loves when I say that. Right

49:29

this minute this is

49:31

true people don't want to talk

49:33

about the pandemic and when people

49:36

you know in the business talk to you they say don't talk

49:38

about the pandemic because you will lose audience people will tune

49:40

you out they don't want to hear it. It was traumatic

49:42

they want to leave it behind it's gone it's finished it's

49:44

over. Here's

49:46

the thing okay there's a book one of my

49:48

favorite I love this book by Winston

49:50

Churchill it's called my

49:52

early life they sometimes publish it as

49:54

young Winston because they made it into a kind

49:56

of second-rate movie. The book though is great that

49:59

guy single thing that could

50:01

happen to somebody happened to him in his

50:03

young life he was in

50:05

the last major cavalry charge at

50:07

I think was called Amderman he

50:09

was fighting the mosques the Islamist

50:11

threat there and he had

50:14

to escape from prison under gunfire it's

50:16

just an amazing amazing story but

50:19

one of the things he says I'm quoting from memory because I couldn't

50:21

find the book on my shelf but one of the things he

50:24

talks about is that he

50:26

was at the highest levels of the

50:28

British government and of the European government

50:31

and he says he was at parties

50:34

with all the great leaders of

50:37

Europe before World War One and

50:39

he was at parties with all the great

50:41

leaders of Europe after World

50:43

War One and they were

50:45

all different people they

50:47

were all different leaders

50:50

why because they had

50:52

destroyed their civilization World War One was

50:54

the beginning of the end of Europe

50:57

the Europe's great civilization was 1500 with

51:00

the Reformation to 1914 and

51:02

then it was done then it was just

51:04

World War One then World War Two then

51:07

Europe was a memory that civilization was gone

51:09

no Sistine chapels coming out of

51:11

Europe no Shakespeare coming out of Europe

51:13

after World War Two and

51:16

that was because of the

51:18

decisions people made to wander

51:20

into this meaningless

51:23

useless war with the idea that it was

51:25

going to be over in a couple of

51:27

weeks and a generation of men was wiped

51:30

out and that was a something that they

51:32

could just never recover from and of course

51:34

Germany was forced into penury and the penuaries

51:36

made them think that Hitler would be a

51:39

great idea and World War

51:41

Two destroyed them all the greatest civilization

51:43

in human history gone because of bad

51:45

stupid useless decisions when leadership screws

51:48

up at that titanic level what

51:50

do you do you toss them

51:52

out there should be consequences well

51:55

not so much when people talk about

51:58

the pandemic now and they talk about Oh,

52:00

this happened because of the pandemic that

52:02

happened because of the pandemic. They're not

52:05

talking about the pandemic They are talking

52:07

about the greatest screw-up by Western leadership

52:09

since World War one Trump,

52:12

I'm sorry, but he was part of it

52:14

Biden Fauci McCrone in France the Tory Party

52:16

in Brooklyn Merkel's successor

52:18

in Germany. Not only these are

52:20

the same people not only do

52:23

they still hold power their Reputations

52:25

among their supporters are completely intact

52:27

Intact here's the blog father

52:29

Glenn Reynolds here for readings to pundit

52:31

his wonderful blog He was one of

52:33

the earliest great bloggers and Glenn now

52:36

writes sometimes for the New York Post

52:38

He says the architects of the disastrous

52:40

policies figures like Fauci Francis Collins and

52:42

Deborah Birx escaped any reckoning politicians

52:44

like Cuomo Pelosi and California governor

52:46

Gavin Newsom cheerfully flouted the rules

52:49

they imposed on the little people

52:51

going to dinner parties and otherwise

52:53

cavorting in defiance of social distancing

52:55

and mask mandates as left-leaning blogger

52:57

Nate Silver observed is kind of

53:00

crazy and Tells

53:02

you a lot about who was

53:04

writing the restrictions that churches in

53:06

some jurisdictions were subject to more

53:08

restrictions than museums Not just museums

53:11

and liquor stores and strip joints

53:13

The final blow came when public

53:15

health experts quote-unquote who had been

53:17

condemning family Sunday dinners as Inconsistently

53:19

dangerous today 180 and endorsed massive

53:22

black lives matter protests on the

53:24

specious ground that racism is a

53:26

public health problem Glenn

53:29

says if there can't be any

53:31

punishment punishment and in today's America

53:33

the very idea of Consonquences for

53:35

the nomenclature runs the risk of

53:37

being called white supremacist or insurrectionist

53:39

there can at least be Remembrance

53:41

the expert class blew it sold

53:43

out or gloried in putting people

53:45

under its thumb And I would

53:47

go much much further than that

53:50

the expert class the leadership class

53:52

the political class took Everything

53:55

from us. They took everything they

53:57

turned a roaring Trump economy a

54:00

mess. They stripped us of our freedoms,

54:02

of our worship. They let our cities

54:04

burn to the ground over the death

54:06

of a thug resisting arrest. Our media

54:09

lied to us and told us that

54:11

the protests were mostly peaceful.

54:13

Our scientists lied to us, told us

54:15

we should wear masks that

54:17

didn't do anything, get a vaccine that

54:20

wasn't good for younger people. They stripped

54:22

us of free speech in their line.

54:24

Still, and I, you know, I'm against

54:26

political violence almost always

54:28

and I'm speaking here metaphorically, but

54:31

under what moral system should

54:34

these people not be metaphorically tarred and

54:36

feathered and thrown into the clavenless darkness

54:38

where there is great wailing and gnashing

54:40

of teeth? And I'm not talking about

54:43

one or two of these bastards. I

54:45

mean all you all. You should go.

54:47

You should be gone. It is an

54:50

article in the Claremont review of books, which

54:52

I think you can find online by our

54:54

friend Jeffrey Anderson of the American Main Street

54:57

Initiative. I do have an interview with him

54:59

called COVID Catastrophes. I highly recommend this article.

55:01

It is too long

55:03

for me to really quote it at

55:05

length, but it is the best description

55:07

of the failures that happened without getting

55:09

crazy about them, without the Twitter stuff,

55:11

like everybody's going to die from the

55:13

vaccine and all that stuff. But he's

55:15

very, very specific. He is a good

55:17

number man and he understands where

55:19

the threats are, where the damage was,

55:21

and it's really good. COVID Catastrophes in

55:23

the Claremont review of books. It just

55:25

starts out just to read the first

55:27

paragraph. He says, it's still hard to

55:29

believe that Americans recently lived through a

55:31

period in which executive officials with no

55:34

legislative involvement ordered churches, shops, and

55:36

schools to be closed, forced Americans

55:38

to hide their faces behind masks,

55:40

and even demanded that they be

55:42

fired for not taking experimental vaccines.

55:44

Yet that was life in America,

55:46

at least in many

55:48

states. Why

55:51

are people unhappy now? Why are people

55:53

unhappy now? Imagine being a young

55:55

person, looking

55:57

at these people who lied to you. who

56:00

stole everything from you, who stole your college

56:02

years from you. They stole your college

56:04

years from you, or if you're older

56:07

and you're parents, they stole your children's

56:09

education from you for no reason, simply

56:11

because they were incompetent and got a

56:13

taste of power and like some kind

56:16

of wolf getting a taste of blood,

56:18

they became man-eaters, they became destructors. It

56:20

is absolutely amazing. And you know, I

56:23

will say this for Trump, his instincts

56:25

were right, but he left this class,

56:27

this expert class, take over. I have

56:30

friends, our pal, we brought him on

56:32

the show, Clifton Duncan, he was on

56:34

his way to Broadway, he was a really talented

56:36

stage actor. He had been on Broadway, and he'd

56:38

been on good off-Broadway things. He can't work because

56:40

he didn't take the vaccine, because he won't take

56:42

the vaccine, because he's a young man and he

56:44

shouldn't take the vaccine. Unbelievable

56:47

stuff. You couldn't go to a Trump rally, you could go

56:49

to a riot. None of this, none

56:52

of this was COVID. COVID was a disease,

56:54

is a disease, it's a flu. If you're

56:56

80, you die. If you're fat, you die.

56:58

If you have some other disease, you die.

57:00

Otherwise, you feel bad and then you get

57:02

better. I mean, that was why they did

57:04

all this. And now we look around at

57:06

these people and these structures, and

57:08

they're still there. They're still there, they're

57:10

still in office, they're still in, you know, in

57:13

their appointed offices, they're still

57:15

giving interviews on CNN to the people

57:17

on CNN who lied. They're still doing

57:20

it. It's insane. It is insane. You

57:22

know, they have this case, Murphy

57:24

v. Missouri, where

57:26

the bunch of states sued

57:29

the Biden administration for arm twisting social

57:31

media to take down COVID posts, which

57:33

went against the regime's dictums,

57:35

but were mostly true. And

57:38

the Supreme Court seems like they were kind of skeptical

57:41

that the government

57:44

should be stopped from doing this.

57:46

And my feeling was, I thought

57:48

these people, their souls

57:51

look like elephant man looked like physically,

57:53

they are the elephant men of souls.

57:55

They are just a formed, corrupt,

57:59

empty, empty people. You know, there

58:02

was a Bob Olinsky, Tony Bob Olinsky,

58:05

a guy who was involved with the

58:07

Biden crime family, was testifying

58:09

before the, I think it was

58:11

House Oversight Committee, and he

58:14

just was describing how Biden,

58:16

the Biden family, including Joe,

58:18

were getting money from a

58:22

Chinese energy company that was

58:24

essentially the Chinese Communist Party

58:26

in disguise. And the Democrats

58:29

are yelling at him, and they're calling him

58:31

names and all this stuff. And this is

58:33

a good guy, a veteran, a guy with

58:35

a great military record. And one

58:37

of the things that struck me about this is suddenly it was

58:39

headlines, at least in the Wall Street Journal, also in the New

58:41

York Times, I think they reported it. But a lot of the

58:43

networks didn't. They just, they dumped it. But

58:46

I was thinking, you know, I have

58:49

my problems with where Tucker Carlson has gone after

58:52

leaving Fox. I don't think he's going down

58:54

a very good road either. But

58:57

he interviewed Bob Olinsky. I watched him, I think he

59:00

gave him two nights as I remember, and I watched

59:02

him and I thought, oh my God, these guys are

59:04

in debt to the Chinese Communist Party. And you know,

59:06

there was an article in

59:09

ProPublica, let me just make sure I

59:11

give them credit, ProPublica. Yeah,

59:17

by Sebastian Rotella and Kirsten Berg

59:19

and Garrett Yalt and

59:22

Clifton Adcock of the Frontier.

59:24

And this article starts out

59:26

in 2022 with a massacre at an

59:29

Oklahoma marijuana farm that is run, as

59:31

so many of them are, by

59:34

the Chinese Mafia. And the Chinese Mafia is

59:36

so powerful that they basically said, well, you

59:38

can't get rid of us because the entire

59:40

economy of Oklahoma

59:43

will crash. But they're not just having

59:45

just taken control of the marijuana industry

59:47

off the books, not the legal one,

59:50

though they're using the legal means to

59:52

do it. They are also laundering money

59:55

for the Mexican cartels who control

59:57

the border. Okay. So now,

1:00:00

Now we know that Joe Biden

1:00:02

and the Biden crime family were taking money, they

1:00:04

were taking bribes and this is what Bob Olinsky

1:00:06

calls them. He says these were bribes from the

1:00:08

Chinese Communist Party and when he found out about

1:00:10

it, when he realized what it was, he got

1:00:12

out and they told them, you know, don't worry,

1:00:14

we have plausible deniability. He said, no, I'm

1:00:16

out of here. Joe Biden

1:00:18

is taking money from the Chinese.

1:00:20

The Chinese are laundering money for

1:00:23

the Mexicans. The Mexicans are controlling

1:00:25

our borders, which the Biden administration

1:00:27

is fighting in court to keep

1:00:29

open, to make sure Texas doesn't

1:00:31

close the borders. We saw last

1:00:33

night, I saw a video of

1:00:36

illegals charging, tearing down

1:00:38

the fence, knocking aside

1:00:40

our patrolmen to get

1:00:43

into the country illegally. Biden

1:00:45

is suing Texas to make sure they don't

1:00:47

stop them. Nothing to see here,

1:00:49

folks. Nothing to see here. People

1:00:51

in this country, young people in this country are

1:00:53

unhappy. They should be unhappy and they should turn

1:00:56

on these people any way they

1:00:58

can legally, peacefully, but

1:01:00

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right. Hey, Andrew.

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Roshan, I think is how to pronounce it. Love

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your show and you for your

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wit, love of God, love of art and honesty.

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I know you believe in Matthew 7-1 Judge

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Knot, and I'm sure people give you tons of flat

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According to Appearance, but

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Judge with Righteous Judgment? That's actually not

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Jesus is talking about judgment of a very

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you're seeing, and whether

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and necessary, and he's saying you want to judge right

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or wrong. The more difficult passage, there is a more

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difficult passage in Corinthians, 1 Corinthians,

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which is Paul writing

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about a case of incest in

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the church and saying, he's

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saying you've

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sister, but is sexually immoral or greedy, an idolater

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or slander or drunkard or swindler. Do not even

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eat with such people. What business is it of

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mine to judge those outside the church? Are you

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not to judge those inside? God

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will judge those outside, but expel the wicked person

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from among you. I wrote a letter, Spencer

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Clavin, No Relation, and I have

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this sub-stack called the New Jerusalem

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where we're trading letters about believing

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in God and this kind of

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technological moment of transhumanism, approaching transhumanism.

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I wrote about this, and people hate it

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when you say, well, Paul is not Jesus

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because they think you're just missing Paul, and

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that's not true. I'm not just missing Paul,

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but Paul is not Jesus, and

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he has a different role to play. Jesus

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comes to save, as C.S. Lewis says, he comes

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to save each man. He comes to save

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each man. He says, judge not lest he be judged.

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In other words, judge people the

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way you want God to judge you,

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which is, for me, is like not

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really, really mercifully. That's

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what he means by like totally,

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totally mercifully. But

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Paul is assigned to build a

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church that has to

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represent the Word of God, which is a

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different role. I don't have

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that role. My only role is to find

1:05:53

the God within me, and so if I

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err, I'm going to err on the side

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of law. You know, there's that wonderful ...

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wonderful story that they've actually tried and have

1:06:02

succeeded in some places, taking it out of

1:06:04

the Bible because it's not in the earliest

1:06:06

parts of the New Testament, but it's so

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obviously Christ speaking that I don't know how

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they can get rid of it, which is

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when they bring the woman taken in adultery

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before Jesus Christ and he says, let anyone –

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they want to stone her and he says,

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let anyone who is without sin throw the

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first stone and everybody goes home, the older

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people first, interestingly enough. And

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then Jesus says to the

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woman, was

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there no one left to judge you? And she

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says no, and he said, well then I don't

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judge you either, go and sin no more. And

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that's really interesting because Jesus has many times mentioned

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adultery as one of the things you must not

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do if you want to get

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into the kingdom of heaven, but he says, I

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will not judge you. Now people will hear that

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and I've just noticed this again and again is

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that what progressives hear is

1:06:52

I will not judge you and what

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conservatives hear is go and

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sin no more. Each one

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remembers the one they want to hear, but

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Jesus somehow brings those together and that's really,

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really difficult to do. We

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shouldn't think that that's like just, oh yeah, you

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know, Jesus can do it, he can do it,

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I so can. That's not

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a good way of thinking. So you know,

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don't run a church, I'm not a pastor,

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know, that's my job. My job is to go to church

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I do. And so it's not as

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big a difficulty for me, but I understand the

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difficulty, I'm not dismissing it, I'm just saying that

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Paul is not doing what Christ is doing. Christ

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