On Wednesday, nine mile, you novelist stop a University of California Berkeley to do he stick. Leftist protest. There's joined by a large contingent of an artist rioters promptly gave him everything he could ever hope for. A riot complete with violent destruction of property, large objects set on fire and you novelist supporters in the streets is a vicious and disgusting display of just how fascist many on the campus left to become a few thoughts. First, the campus has been engaging in the sort of fascism for at least a year, not every campus leftist group, engages in this sort of violence. I spoke at Berkeley last year, no problem, but a sham number of campuses have experienced this sort of fascist antifreeze speech garbage. You and at the receiving end of these sorts of receptions, accomplices, dotting, the country and the right aren't really about you novelist there about the very concept of allowing someone on campus, who left considers radical last February.

I was met with the near riot accounts. Stateless Angelus at Penn state students try to break through locked doors to disrupt one of my speeches, I was banned from two Paul in the aftermath of a student disruption against you novelist untold there would be a rested if I set foot on campus Jason Riley of the Wall Street Journal was just invited by Virginia Attack before finally being allowed on campus, so this stuff is happening all the time. The economic left second of all, has prepared the way for a lot of this campus fascist Why is this happening right now? Well, because the campus left has built a bit Pseudo intellectual bulwark around such fascism, they ve told you They deserve safe spaces areas, which their ideas are not challenged in any way, they form the culture of micro aggressions which urges students to see any speech they find offensive as a form of aggression to be countered by other aggression. Here's and why you, professor, Jonathan Height on the phenomenon. He says. The recent collegiate trend of uncovering alive racist, sexist classes or otherwise discriminatory micro aggressions, doesn't, incidentally, teach students to

guess on small or accidental slight. Its purpose is to get students to focus on them and then relabel the people who have made such remarks as aggressors as professor accounts data like posted on his door. Before my speech there last year quote. The best response Micro aggression is macro. Aggression, this line of thought actually Courage is evil as professor about Meister right in evil insight, human violence and cruelty. Hypersensitive people who often think their pride is assaulted are potentially danger even when a neutral observer would conclude no serious provocation occurred? It is still important to recognise that in the perpetrators you he or she was merely responding to an attack, colleges churn and reward these oversensitive people. Third riding and speakers you Is it a radical? It helps those speakers you idiots monopolising dig it relies on opposition. The cooks from his features are all about. Triggering members of the camp is left which, by the way, is the easiest thing in the world to do. He relishes this publicity like or just

Milo, and I am certainly no van. If you know anything that I set about him. He's provocative. Forestick only works. If you provokes responds way- worse than that which is engaged in when the left shuts down his speeches. They riot when they engage in actual violence when they pepper spray. Those who come to hear him and hit them with metal poles all their due. Legitimizing the Annapolis in the public eye and making him the victim and selling and lots of books and making him lots of money president from his weight, and twitter? He says that he will withdraw federal funds from you see Berkeley. If they can't maintain free speech principles, that's actually appropriate, sprayed, painting it kid tromp on wall smashing. Eighty ends assaulting people that is not appropriate behaviour and end civilised society and for those who are doing this, painting and smashing the assaulting to proclaim that their anti fascist is patently insane forget you monopolise. The issue is the left and they are out of control adventure girl. This is

Ben Shapiro show ok tonnes to gets you today in just a few minutes, we're gonna be having on former assembly person from the state of California, my god. How can I got into a twitter spat a few weeks ago have to discuss that to out we'll talk, Capitalist Berkeley, good, what we have learnt in just a couple of minutes were asking me talking more about what happened in Berkeley and what that means. Plus Donald Trump was at the national prayer breakfast. So what better time to talk about Arnold Schwarzenegger's ratings on the apprentice. Yes, really, this is in which we now have we'll get to all of that. But first you have to say. Thank you, sorry, advertisers over at left. So, if you are buddy in need of a ride, and you want to save fried a clean ride. Then you need to use my wife use it all the time you doctor. That means that she's coming home at all hours of the evening last natures coming home midnight. I mean sometimes she's too tired to drive after having helped birth babies first last twelve hours, and so she uses left and if she trusts left. If I trust

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the name of their safe spaces. Everyone they disagree with, must be bands of the mayor of Berkeley coming out beforehand, saying that hate speeches not welcome in his city and that marginalized groups being attacked by people like you, Annapolis, that's They met. He doesn't that he's not good with the only marginalized group in Berkeley. Are the people that the Mariners alike to Berkeley is even for a lot of alchymy needed a lot of people from a lot of different political I'll? Stop left, but I mean that is place, where you let your freak flag dry for a fly reminiscent, that's the basically there motto so the idea that people coming in order to disagree with that and then have to be shot out, that sort of his blood down unfortunately, its blood. It's now coming from the tops. I think that the election of Trump has made them. In many ways fully insane. The point we're civilised behaviour is becoming less and less common. This, of course, does not apply to everybody. Who is a liberal. It doesn't apply to every Democrat, but there is the strong strains building up in the more extreme circles that say that I is ok what they say is somebody's nazi violence against,

he's. Ok, therefore, I can attack acts right, so this is the other day there's a NEO Nazi, it's a white nationalist is probably fair, named Richard Spencer, whose punch the head on the street, while he was doing an interview, and so the internet. The internet lit up with. Is it ok to punch a Nazi and the answer is no: it's not ok to punch Nazi. It isn't because, by the same logic, you can punch unachievable to kill it. That's right if you're violating someone's bodily integrity on the basis of their political views. What you are doing something uncivilized in wrong, but the natural argument over Kenya punch the Nazi, ok, so alive left his great Richard Spencer got punch in the face. That's just terrific they say. Well, Milo, is Richard Spencer, and then they say well, Trump is Richard Spencer, amazing Shapiro is Richard Spencer and pretty soon is blood down Mcconnell is Richard Spencer. Anyone I disagree with his Richard Spencer. Richard Spencer is Hitler. Therefore, I can use violence against them seriously. From an tweeted today, that you wants basically a violent uprising. She says Just should get overthrown will in will use the military to overthrow wake up and join the resistance. All caps once them

military is with us. Fascists get overthrown mad king and his handlers go by by our, statement from one of the world's most brilliant political commentators. Sarah Silverman YAP end and she's, not the only one who sang this sort of stuff? Unfortunately, we talked the other day about at the screen actors. Guild David Harbour got a standing ovation for saying that you were going to punch people. They disagree with joy bay, hard just yesterday. She was issues on the view and on the view, he governs already label Trump, the Taliban, so here's joy Bay, her on the views The Democrats ought to bring a rhetorical guns than I fight. I think their job is to look at what's being brought to them. That's how it play now that another democratic always go to a gun, fine with a knife. Let them go with a gun. This time I Haven T had not the gas. Does the people are the only ones who suffer we need to keep moving for weren't, you write the fights that are good. Like pick your battles with you really don't like this candidate fight against it. Ok, the pointers,

that she actually means pick up a, but this sort of violet rhetoric has become much much much more com As I say, that's not a good thing once the violet rhetoric becomes more common, wants you label your political opponents, the enemy to actually be hurt, and everything is on the table, then mean you're gonna, get a lot more of this sort of activity. I do want to say one quick thing about the Berkeley students, not the my guess is that if you look at the footage of these these riots, the rioters don't like Berkeley students, they dont, look like kids, who lefties at Berkeley. It looks like those kids are standing around than a bunch of anarchists came in from Oakland or from or from Berkeley or, San Francisco to make trouble, they look like w C o protesters from ninety ninety nine smashing windows and looting, and in doing this sort of stuff don't blame all Berkeley, students for the actions of a few but the problem is this mentality is spreading. Will join is now in the programme. I am pleased to welcome former, humbly person stick out when you might get Althesa mistake. Why candidate for office soon phenomena steak, and what are you waiting for

Why do I say to you that in politics is a little bit up in the air? Is ready for governor? So my Gaddafi is is, is a long time assembly person from the state account where you can, I got into a twitters bad the other day and that's why I'm having amounts of, I think, a good place to start is with what's happening in Berkeley. What do you make of the of the hubbub of the chaos of what is a riot that happened in Berkeley last night movers? Why was in office when you were at Helstone our last February, and I want to apologize? I want to start by apologising on behalf the city, California, for what you went through migration. Thank you. I mean but he should ever when there, on a publicly funded campus that is paid for by taxpayer. Dollars have to have their free speech squelch, you can argue, maybe it's different on private campus, but that was a public campus where people sought to come are you free speech, this data, covering as your apology, decent, that I can do it for that on behalf of all state, while they appreciated, you're jobs, Europe have the wholesale even do it only likes but responsibility where allies, but but I appreciate that I think that in the first place, to start is that this, while I haven't

we disagree on the shoulder to start doing, this allow more often other we can have guests, and I think that that's fine, because it's fun to have the discussion in its is really negative. What happened last night, so what is our let's. Before we get to what we were spatting over on the internet, which is which has a lot of fun, I would urge you wanna get two x, it's kind of a check. I want to ask you assemblymen gotta. What do you make of? How that? How should the Democrats treat the accession of of president drop a lot of people whom we going kind of nuts over there? What do you think is the best way for Democrats did to deal with this, because, obviously I think that sort of extreme rhetoric and tactics, not is there's gonna be productive throughout our second you're a veteran Democratic Congress member from DC yesterday, and he said you know, think about it. Everything attacks. Has done so far in office is designed to appeal to you. Rural Pennsylvania and Rural Michigan, all the areas of the swing states that Democrats lost and then by lighting cars on fire in Berkeley, I'm not sure that nonetheless, one aspect, I appreciate the honesty and I think that the obviously I think the Democratic Party could use more people like you and positions

our saying that, because it seems like the democratic parties moving and more extreme direction by embracing some of the candidates there talking about for the Dnc chairmanship. There's that event a couple of weeks ago, where the DMZ he's like as saying things like as white people, sit down and shut up in and we have to. We just have to listen to black people. It's my job to shut out the other. Why people are that that doesn't seem to me. Geared towards winning the White middle class voter in Michigan Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin. I saw I want to talk a little bit about you're you're brought a worldview, because the reason that we are involved in the first place as we got in this fight is I've reference a couple of times and twitter, and the reason than that came up is because I wrote a piece about one of the one of the things that talking point. The votes on the left have in pushing for quite a while. Its idea that the people at the very top of the income spectrum have way more money than everybody else that people who are in the one percent on as much wealth as the rest of the world, combined at the top sixty people on as much wealth, as is three point: five billion people and basically I wrote so wide- read the people at the top Did I must they stole it from the people at the bottom? Why is this a problem? And I talk to you?

typically about bill gates, was now to become the world's first trillion. Apparently and I said you know they're- there is hundreds of thousands of people who work for Microsoft. They create a product that million people buy and makes their businesses better. What what's the issue here and you then proceeded to tweet this so this is between on feudalism, so you're rate is a gross altruism z, as its rightful I will learn. Person discreet is a gross oversimplification. Do I can't, medieval mentality of kings and nobles protected us in battle, so ability is awesome. I right back at actual is ours I rather like by so maybe like to explain where that comes from. Why do you think I asked you you. So what makes bill gates and medieval feudal lords offers? Why never gain as many twitter followers ORD? I never got my my my behind spanked as much as when I did. Your followers are very very enthusiastic there that Britain, but the point I wish to make is this solid traditionalist, I believe the democratic tradition, must I know that

founding fathers believed in small everything they believe in all government. They believed in some concentrations of wealth. They thought that if we had the return mobility in this country that we be in a really bad place. We look Those countries in Europe that people had left, we would this great constitutional power would start to seem like nobility and that's what that reference was, and I do believe that there are times in history where the wealthy have more and they start to look like russian oligarchy. And nobody would disagree that russian oligarchy are kind of like nobility they can can or government they have the power of life. Death in certain towns in certain provinces- and that's not for american way about going on. I agree on the idea that Oleg argues bad not as they ve been hearing bill gates to the russian machines unused bit, but there is a saying that all great fortunes come from some crime and That's that's true that unless you can actually prove the crime is a little bit of a slandered. It is suggested that people are engaged in crime.

Because they're wealthy those there's a lot of companies that when they start out the regulations are not quite there yet and they act in a regulatory vacuum in many cases are taken resources that You could argue, belong to society and they are exploiting them to their well. Unless you're talking about like people actually going into the commons and drilling for oil and areas that that own, for example, than what what resource do, corporations like Google Exploiter corporations like Microsoft Exe, why it seems to me that their employees or some of the happiest people on the planet seems to us that you and I have great technology because of companies to this end in seeing wealth as in indicator a red flag for something criminal has occurred. Number one sort of lets: people who are poor off the off the hook if there commit crime. A number do says the wealthy people are actually the ones who are criminals when it seems to me that a lot of people who are wealthy are wealthy, specifically because their engaging in lots of voluntary mutual transactions, which is why our economy works. If not voluntary you and I are on the same side renovated.

If somebody actually sporting somebody else, we don't disagree. But if, if somebody is not explaining somebody, then what's problems will unite both against the redistribution of wealth. But my point was theirs in many ways to redistribute so rich Paul Enron, Paul both have said to honour the fat, and I support yet. I think if our reserve, which is its quasar governmental agencies appointed by the President, the gunners our point about the present, I think that their policies have favoured those who unlocks lots of stocks and those who are lots of property, sorry. I'm late relate like they like. The poles are other returns, the gold standard. You know, I think the goal, standard for a long time, servitor country just fine and actually have returned. The gold standard is what it's it's real money and its tied to something that government can create slightly democratic understand. There are say, democratic traditionalist out there and I think I'm one of em. I mean, I think, there's nothing wrong with being a small government Democrat can, I think, there's nothing wrong with saying that the Federal Reserve's policies have benefited those who when you're lending money at next to nothing and your inflating these bubbles, the people who

own those resources benefit from it? So in we're in we're way, that's a redistribution of wealth to totally gray its redistribution of wealth by government, and, as I say, I am very libertarian a lot of stuff that is, keep the government out unless somebody's rights are actually being exploited and want to hit you with your tweets, but I'm gonna take over the head with you tonight. So here's the thing there's one more. This is this: is you talking about inherited wealth and again get dicey on twitter, but where they don't, when we speak to each other s faces I'm curious what the great grandchildren of the wealthy invented to wealthy invented to deserve it s, martyr Ben Franklin, railed against nobility. So these the implication her seems to be that the founders work inherited wealth. Benjamin Franklin did speak openly about these. Taxi like the idea of a new stage, because european nobility was not quite this same thing. Is american capitalism producing people who are wealthy, there's a mercantile system in Europe where the government actually give charters. Two specific friends of the government actually looks a lot more like what a presidency, both

France had been doing actually lately where'd, you know it looks like the green jobs program or like Trump giving favours to particular company, which is a corporatism. That's. What old school european nobility look like. In fact, Ben Franklin when it came he's on distribution of wealth at his death Ben Franklin actually handed verse all whilst whose children have a thousand pounds in city, Philadelphia thousand pounds to the city of Boston, and that was, right. So we it wasn't like he got. Reheating liquidated all his wealth and said kids you're on your own. So are you? Are you in favour of the idea of a high state tax, taking lots of money away from people who have already been tax on them on external, want their kids having it? So so I do to terminate the bend Approached Thomas Jefferson was more of an extremist, and you say taxi didn't think that people should inherit much at all. Ben Franklin actually wrote that he thought that the average ass person should be able to pass on their home even to homes, three homes, their kids, but she did that there really really biggest states should suffer some type of his state tax and I think, the middle class should not be subject to an estate. I think the very, very, very wealthy, the high and theirs

be some state actually, otherwise you just run the risk of our society, devolving into a bunch of Paris sultans she's beautiful she counted, but it was like a grandfather founded something useful and she and you much now so that it was was relating to my I mean. Listen, I'm not penicillin. Fan browser. Don't think that I have the right to take away grandpas wealth, just because I don't want Paris help them to be doing Carl's commercials yeah, but but that is a little bit of postmodern set that you might criticise of the left was saying it because because government does have the right to draw lines when we elect the government. Whether the Democrats and Republicans, we are saying these guidelines, I think say tat would be much more fair, their income tax, I think because you want to remove the income tax if you're in favour of removing the income tax in favour of our countries must stay tax than are made them with our countries survive for the first hundred fifty years on, primarily through taxes through the centre, it was the whisky timorous right there. There was a stay, taxes and the return- and I think, if we could come back to some sort of system where we re looked at our texts coding, said hey. This is more fair. We're going to bed

Large estates were going to tax sins and we're going to rely on some sort of terrorist a punitive to penalize the worst of users and of slave labour in third world countries? That would be a better system and we are going to less interesting because you know that a lot. I think it's immoral to tax people twice if you're gonna have an income tax and then you're gonna steal money that I've already pay taxes on. What am I immediately children an item in examining, as you have. I have two and a third runway. Congratulations, that's exciting! Five, two hundred three and the and one reasons that I worked really hard is because I would like to pass on lots and lots of money to my children, so there are enough to work so hard, which is part and parcel of the american dream is not just. I worked hard. I get ahead. I worked hard. I gotta heads, my kids, don't have to work quite is hard to get ahead. And when it comes to inherited well, I think there's this this vast, misnomer that the people who are the wealthiest in our society, all of them their wealth and actually, when you break down, that's not really true, like thirty five, according to in two thousand twelve there's a forest four hundred and twelve thirty, five percent of the of the forest four hundred was born poorer middle class tone.

You. Two percent were born upper middle class. That means fifty seven percent were born either poor middle Sir Upper middle class. Eleven point: five percent inherited more than a million dollars. Seven percent inherited more than fifty millions now be. Penicillin twenty one percent in her enough money just stand the less right, so that's so tax, the seven percent, and when I got the tweets back from it with with oxygen from your followers I mean people said: hey, I'm just a middle class guide. You take my wealthy answers now. I do not want to take that. Well, I'm the same way I worked very hard at my children will have a better life and, by the way, I'm not a career politician. I really have how jobs and I now and I'm working very hard but am but- Do you think we do run this risk of returning to this this era of nobility? If we don't break up the vast ass fortunes, it's that seven percent or six percent you talked about. Yes, he's me, I don't think those fortunately we broke up. I think the key is to protect the system itself, so that those fortunes can impact government, and that means in the Heavens, a government in total, because the problem is once you get to the point where the government can confiscate estate. Well, you know that the governments so Corrupted

there can be some states that somehow escape in there can be some mistakes. They better confiscate sales tax, their confiscate income tax to confiscate so many things we have to have tat. We have to pay for the crumbling roads and allay that are never paved? We have only just because I made a lot of money. Well, it's not Can you because you are a lot of money? What what it's trying to sort of there's only kidding if I'm really really wildly, but I mean that Listen, that's that's how it that's a lot of tax codes Army. I know they saki and well. They do they do. But if you think about that, the wealthy guy, who buys a rolls Royce here, pays more and sales tax than than someone like me, who doesn't own choice about our car. Raining re deadlines but that's a little bit different. Now you talking about you, just look at the bottom line. You say: ok, you made more than seven million. You made the two million seven million dyke. Maybe you could but a billion dollars. But but the point is I just I'm a traditional is, and I think our founding fathers believed in this system which was yeah. You know you, let that you let the person pass on three four: five houses, their kids ass, fine, you let them pass on their cars in a bank accounts, but maybe the person starts to look like a russian oligarchy. It got so much power and so much money. We probably want that

work in my way, this type of this type of people during this politicians empower ignoring this for so long. Is why don't I from wine all these midwestern states is because she actually talked to people and said, look going to try to return good jobs to do your class. I think that's right. I think also, I think ironic, that you say Donald Trump, his example of that, because Donald Trump is actually part of that seven years ever a crash test ultra low. I then thank you so much for stopping by really is a pleasure to have you end, and it's always want to have a cordial conversation with somebody with whom I disagree. So thank you for the time and thanks for coming into something my gotta think it and look out for him. He's gonna run for governor, even though he says it's just considering it so make sure that you keep an eye on that. Well, what we have to say get another one of our sponsors he's our sponsors over at sea. So so, if you love comedy, the political system is enough comedy for you and you just go

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yeah, The situation at Berkeley obviously was really really, last night. There's a guy who's punched last night. There is, mass protesters tearing down fences last night? Here's a little. Here's a picture of the damage to the auditorium that was done last night. You can see they took fences, nay rammed it through the window at Berkeley just insane here is some montage somebody, the stuff there was happening, would you have yours,

It looks pretty bad out there. Obviously like Berkeley students to me. No, I think most of these people are outsiders. Taking advantage of the situation, there are some of that account state allay as well. It is the job of the administration to make sure the free speech is still free at these. Universities it's funny. I saw people tweeting out things like this used to be a free speech camps in the sixties. No, actually Ronald Reagan, Harrison and tanks to Berkeley, because there are occupying public territory and shutting down free speech in those areas. The radical left has not changed and it will not change, and this is only getting worse as time goes on, because it is. These folks are fully convinced that they have the right to use physical harm to cortical resist. Free speech and that's nothing new it something that we ve been experiencing on campus for quite a while in a really has very little to do with my law. As I say, I think that very few of these people of actually ever seen Milo, do anything. As you know, I'm not a mile fascinating Milo is not only provocateur. I think that he stands for some pretty nasty things, but that,

change them out here and I'm out here is that they don't like Mila, because Milo disagrees with them, and that means that he has to be shut up or shut down and by the way, is something we policing on. Both sides is not quite as simple as just the left wants to shut down free speech if you're on the right and you think I'd be okay. If somebody shut down CNN, that's also not good right of yours, but he cheering. When Donald Trump said during the during the campaign that people's punch people during protests, he would pay for their legal bills. That's not good, either. We need to all respect the idea that we can disagree and still not hit each other. I think obviously the violence is much more prominent than the violence on the right. During the campaign the media kept trying to say the Trump was the true fascist threats of free speech. At the same time, his events in Chicago or be shut down by black lives matter, which utterly inane. Ok, so I want to get to. I don't have some time for the mail back today. So let's do some stuff I like and then some stuff I hate so things. I like we're doing Shakespeare this week. You can't actually find even find a dvd of this puts a little bit hard to find there's a production.

Let those just basically an empty stage: production of hamlet with Richard Burton his hands these two all to play the part, but Richard Burton is terrific in the wrong. If you just think that Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor was one of the surf iconic Hollywood stars. If you think it was just a voice. Watch him act, hears him doing that to be or not to be seen from hamlet. We are not question, whether it is nobler in the mind who suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous. To take up arms against his seal troubles and by opposing guy to sleep Am I to say we end up in natural shops,

Is the confirmation devalued and we wish to die a chance? Would we. There's the rub or in their sleep will get what dreams may come when we shovel more need for giving us re performance at the entire cast is really good. I believe it's Alfred Drake they have playing. They have playing Claudius it is a very good production Hamley and get it online at Amazon. I think so gets more copies, very, very good production, although it's a little hard to wash your hard to seal, to hear a little bit really really first rate stuff, ok, so time for some stuff, I hate

there's a lot, a hub in last twenty four hours that people assorted then ignoring over over Donald trumps conversations with foreign leaders, so today Donald Trump loosened sanctions on Russia. Nobody shock there whose very warm for Russia throughout the campaign here are sort of conversations with the Australians that was reported in two is one a little bit wild and one super duper. While two one was the Washington Post report, this was clearly leaked the aussi side. It was not least from the White House, according to the Washington Post Presidential blasted australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, over a refuge, the agreement boasted about the magnitude of his electoral college, win then twenty five minutes and what was expected to be an hour long called Trump abruptly ended it at one point Trump inform Turnbull. He had spoken with or other world leaders that day, including Vladimir Putin, and that this was the worst car by par. Apparently, This is the worst deal ever talking about a deal between Obama,

Australians taken. One thousand two hundred fifty refugees from australian detention centre. He said that he was gonna, get killed politically and accused. Strongly of trying to export the next Boston bombers, and then he tweeted quote: do you believe The Obama administration agreed to take thousands of illegal. Immigrants from Australia. Why? I was steady, this dumb deal gay so number one eye, I think, he's going to studied the dumb deal. I think that I think that Donald Trump just doesn't like the deal and listen. It's fine from us. Like the deal, it's fine like there's, no reason why, if Australia's taking these refugees and sticking them in an island offshore, which is what they're doing, why should we have to bear the brunt of that. No real reason, I'm not even against trumps basic premise here, why do not understand, is why he would person the Prime Minister of Australia and then tweet out. Openly in order to create a rift with of our closest allies on planet earth and in a group of people who are now under the these sort of sphere of influence of the Chinese, just stooped

foreign policy. Apparently he did the same thing with Mexico, a core, into the according to the Washington Post, he shouted his political accomplished. In a conversation with Enrique Pannonia, though apparently he he said, there again, he talked about his election accomplishments in how you want this historic victory because he's a narcissist and then he told me so that he was gonna pay for the wall again and then he said that if they couldn't take care of the drug problem, we would send troops down south take care of their drug problem, which is a which is it seems to me. A very, very terrible idea, Last time we went into Mexico, it was not the world's best move. That there's a reason why, in the in the Marine corps right in the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli. Mouth in Mexico is talking about the the attempt I would willing to put troops in Mexico. It didn't making Mexico a wonderful place as it turns out. So the act conversation according to CNN, was a little bit Cabot, but I love the term talked about this today. Openly. All leaders, the media so according to according to try,

today, the national prayer breakfast. When you hear about the tough own cause, I'm having don't worry it. Just don't worry about it. There tat. We have to be tough it time. We're gonna, be a little tough folks were taken advantage of by every nation in the world. Virtually it's not gonna happen anymore. It, not going to happen anymore. I'm ok Well, we'll find our item in ok, not nothing else to say here that this. That seems to me like, like activity calculated to reach the best end, but we'll find out. Maybe this graph brand of foreign policy is destined to end with great conciliatory language between Trump in Australia, who knows also this this. Actually, this one boats a little more ill for four trump. There is or in writers, about the re that ended with the death of The navy see also trumpeted something. I thought those fantastic yesterday, which was flew over to the AIR Force Base and he secretly did up and he

to meet the body of a Navy seal was killed in action from seal team six. I believe he was here in a raid on the branch of Al Qaeda in Albania Province and in Yemen, and but here's the problem for him according to, according to Reuters, they say that the operation thoroughly vetted by the previous administration and the previous defence secretary had signed off on it in January, with the White House says, but according to US military officials. They said Trump approved his first covert counterterrorism operation without sufficient intelligence, ground support or adequate back up preparations. As a result, the attack, Conseil team found itself dropping onto a reinforced Al Qaeda base defended by landmines, snipers and a larger than expected contingent of really armed islamic extremists, the Pentagon, instead directed all characters, since you S, sent com, did we only ass preparations. We believe have a good chance for success. Do I think that Trump actually didn

Who is homework on this thing? I don't understand why from strive to do its homework on these things, and I assume that the defence came in said. Here's the operation here are the risks: let's do let's not to it, but it's up to defence to actually do the Intel work, the grounds in the back up. Preparations is not from sitting there directing troops like he's playing risk or something What does really says with this story really says to me? Is it there are lots of folks in the government establishment who want to see Trump go down and they are destined and determined to try to undermine him by law. Came to the press, and this is just another example of that: ok time for some Why? Because we in cutting short last couple of weeks, I want to go to the male back a little that early today. So let's so, let's do ok, Eureka Michael Right Haven, longtime follower here. To what extent is then your fifty fifty political split and country contributory heated, polarized, vitriolic discourse? How do you think's thing would be things? be different. If they, seventy percent of the country want to conservatism, and only thirty percent. Liberal snowflakes well loved a hate

Obviously, if there a broad consensus on issues that will be a little bit less vitriol, because in over there, Will the trail? You have to believe that you have a chance of winning. I think that the countries so even later, vited right now that people feel like every little action concern the entire future of the country. If you feel like you're at razors edge, if you feel like you're inflection point you're likely to be much more passion about your politics and if you feel like ok, I'm destined to lose or Oakum destined to win. In fact, it's one since I think from one is because trumps people perceived that this was a fifty fifty country and this was a crucial inflection point- and Hilary people figured it's not fifty slash fifty country, we have a sixty forty split. If I don't show up to the polls, it's not going to matter so Trump did a good job of convincing his folks, he had a chance to win. In spite of people like me, saying it and by the way and then, of course he one. So that's it. I think that that demonstrate full well that that sort of an even split in the political sphere. It creates more. Passion and more passion tends to come along with more vitriol that specially for when people

like there being governed by forty five percent of the population as opposed to fifty five percent of the population. I do think that the popular vote matters in that sense, people on the left feeling very frustrated today. Perhaps though it of injustice, straight at its Hilary lost the popular vote. I have a feeling that they would feel a little bit less justified. Their activity. Caleb says Supreme whole Poker, Shapiro government create and manage for profit businesses as a way to decrease government reliance on taxation. I feel it would be a better option Then government subsidies? Subsidies? Ok! So it's very thankful for the government to run a for profit operation, because the minute that companies are losing money they just go back to the taxpayer. The question is: who pays for price let's run like for profits, because someone is afraid of losing their job. Someone is afraid of losing their money, but it's never afraid of losing their money. If the government, the Gamin, can't go bankrupt if the government goes bankrupt, the just print more money, if the government goes bankrupt, they just go to the prince president print more stuff. If I ran our business like that, you know

extremely nice? This act would be behind me and you ve magnificent. I mean look at this attitudes. It's a grey, said not, but it would be like a magnificent three million dollar set. If I could just going to back up print money and not carefully with we lost money on the show or not. But the problem of government is when you haven't an infinitely de pocket, because somebody else's money, it's gonna, be very difficult for any government run business to be a for profit. It's possible, but unlikely because again the forces that drive for profit, just or not their shame is rights. Hayband, Duke Spectrum, to reverse Obama's oars on transgender bathrooms in public schools? I think, I'll, probably reverse that executive or he might do that quietly I am an honest nobody's. Gonna! Do I'm I'm out of the prediction business after after last year and a half and basically out of the protection business I dont think from cares about it. I think that Europe has been very at another. Transgender bathroom issue is a guy who said that he would let transgender is in the bathroom. A trump tower When you asked about North Carolina as Anti Transgender bathroom bill, he he suggested that those

stupid law. Basically, so I dont know what he's going to do on that. One, I wish I did, but I, but I dont it depends how it depends how much he needs to two. Please base, I suppose, there's a lot of power. It's going on and see Shannon is in charge of the politicking if he feels like he needs to please his base will revoke that ban. If he doesn't feel like, I need to please update to leave it I'll, leave it and play since as reading Biography of Mohammed, as well as the Koran of islamic actually seems like a violent religion how to peaceful Mosul. Reconcile their faith with their holy taxed. So there's a great question: yes, if you read the text of Islam. There's a lot of talk about violence. Mohammed was a war leader. Now, if you read, the old testament There's a lot of violence in the old testament. I'm not going to say that I their equally violence is, I dont think are equally violent, but I will say this there's a reason that, on this programme I dont get into discussing islamic theology. The reason is because I care a lot less. What people believe what people think then, what people do and how their thoughts impact their actions? So you can

that disguised made butter and as long as our civilised person, whose doing good things neighbours in yourself, then I don't care. It makes no difference to me when it comes to Islam, the big communism is there's never been a reformation and Islam. There's a reformation and Judaism very, very early on roads did, was an unnecessary in the first place, but biblical Judaism, never applied turning to kind of these strict text of the Bible in some ways like when it says an eye for an eye. Judaism is always held that knife writers and actually mean they're, going to poke out your eye the Pope somebody's eye out there. The jewish interpretation has always been as long as Judaism has exists, as has just stated pope somebody's eye out. You have to pay the money Harry value of the eye, because that particular verses in the section talking about monetary damages. Islam by contrast, holds that very, very literally just so it's it's all about the interpretation of rules The problem with Islam right now is that it is interpreted in its most strict violence. By a hell of a lot of people by a large percentage of people, that's it.

Matter of Christianity, Judaism. The problem with trying to delve into the texts of the Koran is that for every vote You said they come back at you with. Well, it says the Bible says that you should wipe out our Moloch Orana Lac in English. Yeah. That's true! The difference is that Just don't go around wiping out whole groups of people so that how much more about the behaviour than I care about the religious theology behind the baby Jared says, if you could, would you travel back in time to kill at law? Yes, of course, I would travel back in time to kill Hitler. Absolutely, why not what would be the problem now if you're saying what I feel that there is a baby? No, I would forcibly removed Heller from his childhood home. Is a baby and enamel roguish family to raise? That's. That's! That's right! do idling. Babies are to be held, but I do think that if you go back in time nineteen, thirty seven and shoot Hitler yeah, you probably do it though, who knows he takes over a dab point right, mean that this sort of wild the high castle, because it does demonstrate that Hitler was not alone in there. I Hudson says Haven

of the show should natural resource like oil and natural gas, be nationalized if no one put any Creating them lash Dyslexia enjoy the profits rather than every citizen. Are you so the reason why they should not be nationalized is because, whenever you nationalized oil, it becomes a pay off to a small oligarchy, wicked Venezuela, Russia, when you nationalize the oil and energy industry. It always ends up being here thereafter somebody to administer and that personnel are becoming extraordinarily wealthy plus one? Do you that with the oil industry, then the government gets to decide what the rate at which oil is sold is, should oil be high price or should be low prices to manipulate the entire economy through natural resources plus. The oil means nothing except for the private person who actually went drilled for it, though, doesn't mean anything except for the company that went and actually did something about it. That's why it's important they actually happen

companies out there doing it. The reason the oil industry exists right now is not because a bunch of governments decided to drill for oil is because a bunch of private companies decided to go drill for oil in the middle of a sandy desert in the middle of nowhere Horatio right, hi, hi, Horatio Power, you Ben Rights, What is the best way to handle the refugees coming out of Syria? Has there been it and have there been? Studies showing the refugees you better when they stay in their country or any negative effects for coming to new countries the best way to handle them. She's, coming out of Syria is to find countries that are muslim, and that are- and that are Let's take them, and I think it is a very soon the idea that people who have grown up in it? area that has no sense of western civilization can immediately be transplants. Strict civilization and then thrive, if that works rude only exist in a world of western civilization. We're in Moscow we're fashion, assimilating peoples. It must go army, forcibly assimilating people, I mean not providing them social benefits to live in small enclaves where all the world views were reinforced by Multi cultural Athos. That's what I mean

did he get rid of that. Then you can assimilate alot more people, the United States, it is for centuries. Then the welfare state came about it turned out assimilation, lot harder when people get a Czech even when they're not speak the national tongue, even they believe, in the national value system. So the best move. I think here would be too to help integrate sir refugees into other countries, honestly, I well understand iran- is- is backing Assad neurons, possibly wants to be our friend now ha ha ha ha ha. Why wouldn't? in November put pressure on IRAN to accept syrian refugees. Why? Why? If, if, if Obama, outgoing and serious about neurons, are new friend, went up pressure on Turkey's our taken in one or two million? I think syrian refugees a better solution. Unfortunately, a lot of the muslim world likes to keep refugees in prison camps. Basically, so they can he's them as a political tool against the west that the Palestinians have been about for the last fifty. The last seven years recognise the fact that the Palestinian, since nineteen forty. Eight I've been living in refugee camps in arab territories, literally

seventy years- and it says something about the whole notion of the Islamic Irma there's going to support their brethren. Let me start by getting rid of the refugee camps in assimilating the people who are the supposed refugees MIKE Mitchell Rights Haven, my fiance. I pray before every meal this past week, while at football hardy. She brought me my food and ass. She was walking back to get hurt ass. Are we going to pray and she said yes, I know left at the party. You also means, as are you I think getting me. I politely explain we pray before ever well, my fiance returns, and we do our thing as I look up afterwards. Was staring at us and discuss for what we just did? Why can someone be affair? that I take fifteen seconds to thank the Lord for blessing me. Furthermore, she's married, why do people who not believe in God get married when the whole point of marriages? Lord now recognize you as a couple thanks much yet, while the here's, here's the truth, people who are on the left really don't? understand that they are the result of a judeo christian values system that sort of live within that purview without it, urging where that framework came from, this is like a lot of atheists. Who are you who are

I understand that without the Judeo Chris, worldview, atheists doesn't exist, secularism doesn't exist, the renaissance doesn't exist, they anti religious movement doesn't exist without the tolerance of judeo Christianity and judeo christian civilization. You don't see that sort of tolerance in islamic civilization. Why are people funded by the stuff, because people down deep, I think there are a lot of people, not everybody's funded. The people were offended, They feel a sense of shame when they are doing what you are doing. They they feed like you, are trying to shame them or show them up, even if you're just doing what you're doing, which says to me the down deep there? A lot of people who acknowledge that the religious lifestyle? Actually not a marriage to it, but they feel insult somebody is showing them up thou. I ok. I want to end the weak on an up note, so I this the other day- and I just thought was hysterical Michel it. This was somebody did a video of production of if the sand lot in other great movie, nothing I recommend on the show. If the sand lot were made today, here's what it would look like

no a visa when you play with a bunch of rejects bag, kid Rodriguez Song about Philips? Would you say I said you shouldn't even be allowed a touch of baseball, separate ringing John insulted the gay come. I will take you all right here right now, right now clear our real diamond port or not good enough elected third of our police want jerk, sure scab eater, never puff worker dog correctly, You much really your mama's tall, you for apples, the toilet. Can you, like you, play

like all we, some kind of nazi do, Is that what everybody knows? Girls are gonna baseball, gold what'd. I say I say you know the rumour that women can play baseball is was man is just a product, a patriarchal society. Yeah, like the guy, naturally fraud as well as like, what's going on here, for I thought we were like like a friendly better and then you want I'll re rice with it on him. You got this dude. Just none of that chauvinist stuff. Keep a junior you whenever you square here. You are now have really you're vigour, jerkin small.

That is our culture now because were full of stupid people and that had occurred to me last time I saw the movie. That's it occurred to me the now. Everyone makes his big deal that there's a whole series based around the idea that a woman can throw baseball's das as a dude, which is ridiculous. Ok, so again, this is a politically correct world in which we live. The good news is that if you showed this video at Berkeley, apparently they literally burn down. Half California, so good all right, what we will be back here on Monday will be broadcasting from abroad, since I am speaking today, black colleges next week will bring you the updates from there. I will see if there are any riots or not but we all will keep. You opted. I mention here. This is the entropy Russia. Yeah.