President from your staffing problems, announces tariffs and tanks, the markets and says we should give drug dealers the death penalty. So things are going awesome bench of here of is the bench it isn't forty eight hours for the President of the United States, it has not been salad, and we will go through all of the non solidity injustice. Second, there's some real staffing issues over at the White House and cast in terms of the internal dynamics at the White House, plus the presidency. The United States unleashed the most ignorant tweed storm. I have ever seen from him, and that is saying a lot here. This one was on trade policy and it is just freaking a greek Cypriot really met. My four year old daughter can probably to a better explanation of trade in the towns. Like I'm being too harsh, I'm being not harsh enough, it's that bad. I so I will explain all of that again, guys, don't take it though, trumps never done anything goodies, unlocking did staff, but history of I'll get to it. Ok, so before it gets any that first say thank you to our sponsors over at

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So now be a good time for you to take a look at what led. Maybe investing in some gold to Gothenburg called that come slash. Bandies, that's life Pensee at the free, comprehensive, get answer that you also. Let them know that we say you ok! So, as I mentioned the markets not having a couple of days there down five straight days and they dropped in the last five days approximately a thousand points now is at the end of the world. Know it's not the end of the world, except they dropped two thousand points the month before. So what are the reasons that I need to drop it because the President of the United States does not know what the hell he is talking about on train- and I say this advisedly and the president- I don't know if he got his degree from Wharton Business School on trade from turning in cracker Jack Box, tops honestly, I don't know if you look at a quarter ring in the mail. I don't know where he learned is economics, but it is awful. It is just awful and he's actually implementing it as I said yesterday, is a bunch of stupid, crap on guns and then he's not can implement anyway, because Congress is going to stop him on trade. The president has

plenary power essentially on trade, because Congress has abdicated its duty over the past fifty years. Given the president, the ability to raise and lower tariffs, essentially on his own, for virtually any purpose. Here is what trumped weeded out today. It's really really dumb. This is six hours ago, when a country I say thank you, Mr President, is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does. Business with trade. Wars are good and easy to win exam. When we are down one hundred billion with a certain country and they get cute, don't trade anymore. We win big, it's easy! The Levels of stupidity are like a russian nesting doll. Here you open up the top level of stupidity and there's another level and stupidity beneath it, except it's an infinite, regressive nesting dolls, because There is no tiniest nesting dollar stupidity in this way has to go through this sentence by sentence. He says that we are losing many billions of dollars on trade. You dont lose money on trade when you go to Amazon COM and new by yourself.

I used book. Did you lose money on the trade? No you're voluntarily opted to buy a product when you go to a grocery store and they give you an apple and you give them. He besides did you lose money on the trade? No, you bought an apple for fifty since this is the necessity of how trade works. It is a two sided exe. Age. A voluntary consensual exchange demonstrate, both beg. You have consented to the change and that you have free will over your own labour and can trade your own labour on the products of it for something else. This is the magic of free trade is not just a free. Trade is more efficient, though it Is it also that it is more moral because you get to determine how much labour is and how much money is worth and if you don't like pink fifty cents for an apple here, were down the street and you can pay forty cents for an apple somewhere else because of competition in free trade when he says that trade deficits are necessitate, trade wars and wages Trade wars are good and easy to win name one, namely trade war

was good and easy to win. You can't win a trade war. Let me take my example a little bit further. So you went to the grocery store and you bought a hundred dollars worth of groceries, but the grocery store does not count. Cracked with you, the grocery stores, and buy anything from you. The grocery store doesn't use your services because, after all, your garbage man grocery store doesn't need you so do well. How do you retaliate against the grocery store? Are you read the grocery store because they didn't use your services. And do you decide what the best possible solution would be? It's not gonna Ralph, but instead to go to Yeltsin's where everything is twice as much and go over to thousand and pay twice the amount, because rouse isn't using and Yeltsin's might is this what you're going to do or forget about whether Yeltsin's is using you regulations may not use you either, but you decide that you're gonna penalized rouse, because I used to use you another no longer using use. You decide to pay twice as much very groceries does this any sense it Amazon's, icon is not hiring use a contractor. You stop shopping at em

on and instead go over local books or pay twice as much money. Of course you don't because that would be stupid. Your trade deficit with Amazon is whatever it is. You paid for the product when you buy from the grocery store you now have a trade deficit one hundred dollars. If you spend two hundred dollars, I knew groceries because a grocery store didn't buy anything from you does that, you should go to a more expensive grocery store and then, if you boycott the grocery store you somehow one. No, it means the unjust chop. Your own led off because you're stupid cancer trade wars are, This has been known since the days of Ricardo, David Ricardo has been known for three hundred years steam century mercantilism. He's talking about here and a giant fail when he says when we're a hundred billion dollars with a certain country, and they get you dont trade anymore. We win big there, many countries in the world than of trade surpluses overall trade surpluses. Let me name one of those countries that has a trade surplus for you, Venezuela, Venezuela, has a trade surplus. You know

because no one, because there are there, because no one in Venezuela has the ability to buy anything foreign, they put up enormous tariffs, and so Venezuela has a traitor and people are eating dogs. People are literally eating dogs in the street trade surplus trade deficit mean nothing because all trade, surplus or trade deficit recognizes is that you are paying another country for or voluntarily participating in a strange and then that money is not being paid back by that country to you, but here's the magic of trade? Also when you pay dollar for chinese products and it ends up in China when you think happens that dollar you ve only just take it and store it somewhere. Do you think that it magically too, turns into young. So now they want, so they can now turn around and use it in China. No, they have to use it in the United States because we have a different currency than they do so they turn around and they invested back in the United States in our stock market in our bonds This is how the echo and the economy works if we so economically ignorant to tweet something

I guess it is truly amazing, but from didn't. Stop there here, some other stuff that each we treat quote. We must protect our country, and our workers are still industry is in bad shape. If you dont have steal, you dont have a country. What now again this is very stupid. We don't per Our steel industry is not bad shape. Our steel industry, as I told you yesterday, was up five percent in production last year in all of our steel companies have had stock increases over last ten to fifteen years new core, which is the top table steel producer in the United States, Itzhak prices at twelve dollars in two thousand. It is now at sixty five dollars. You're telling me that the steel industry is dying in the United States is doing just fine. Seventy two point: five percent all steel consumed in the United States is also produced in the United States. Our steel industry is not dying. Also. Somebody should inform Switzerland is that there are not a country anymore, because Switzerland is not produce its own steam in fact many countries own produce their own steel Brazil, because sometimes they don't have the actual materials able to produce their own steel? Does this mean the kind

doesn't exist anymore. I'm not aware that Israel produces lots of its own steel earning Israel has like great steel deposits or deposit, and they import most of their steel Israel modern country anymore, and not a powerful country anymore? Of course, not because that's You bet, and then he says he explains further. Professor professor Trump explained when a country tat is our products coming in its a fifty percent and we tax the same products coming into our country. A zero percent not fair or smart. We will soon be starting reciprocal taxes, so we will charge the same thing. Is they charges eight hundred billion dollar trade deficit have no choice. Again. This is done what say the China tax our products, fifty percent coming it rightly tax every product that we send them fifty percent coming in which means presumably we're not selling as many products there. You know what else is happening today. Citizens are paying at least fifty percent more for the same product. There impoverishing their own citizens there just make their own citizens pay more for our products. They could have gotten more cheaply elsewhere. So is the solution

for the United States to jack up its own prices. Remember every one in the United States, but they producer and the consumer. In the steel industry, there can be a lot of people who are very happy with the tariffs, because now they don't have to compete with foreign resources, but for every steel job. There are forty five jobs in this country that use steel inputs, whose prices just went up so Wilbur Ass, though the calmer secretary most famous for falling asleep in cabinet meetings and drooling. I'm serious role is not a joke and I was reported by the New York Times, apparently trumped up pissed at it, because you can legitimately false leaving cabinet, top man, ok and Wilbur ass- goes until it to that end. He says you know, there's a ton of steel and american cars, and that means that if you raise the tariff bite, eighty five percent- it's only raising the amount of the car by like half of one percent, chump change number one, not necessarily chump change. The guy is paying for the car and extra hundred seventy

but some thirty five thousand dollar car is not necessarily chump change to everybody. S number one number two! You are assuming that you can just make the calculation by the amount of steel in a car. That's not correct. There are lots of contract between the oar and between the car. Ok, at every step of the way there is mark So if there is a steel products that is used in the making of an engine that is very often outsource to another company, that means that that company now has to pay more for the steel, which means that they manufacture the product and they don't just pass the amount of the cost. On the past, the amount plus the labour plus the Prophet Rights Edmunds now they're charging more for that input and lets, say it's a piece of an engine. Now somebody s put that engine together, and so I have to buy that products which is already marked up, so they market up even more, and this is how tariff snowball, when the president of the United its Barack Obama raise tariffs on chinese tyres. He was twelve thousand jobs in the in the auto industry, because Barack Obama raised the prices of tyres. Ok in tears on a lot cheaper to manufacture and make and sell than cars are hidden

all stupid, it doesn't make any sense economically illiterate and it so funny their Ali. People today or out this what from run on they ran on this, so It's like he's gonna. Do it yet hear you saying something about Morocco bound? He ran a lot garbage do than he did a lot of that garbage we're all gonNA pissed about it. I recall hey, I was angry. One from send this stuff during the campaign does not mean new to the game here. Cows ready. Four pieces in March. Two thousand. Sixteen about like from trade policy, is idiotic hidden. Bernie Sanders basically have the same trade policy. Note to everyone. If you have the same policy on anything, is Bernie Sanders, you're, stupid. The EU should not have the same policy is Bernie Sanders on things. Bernie Sanders policy is, is awful awful awful. So in just a second I'm looks plain to you all of the reasons why tariffs are about women. Go back to economic rudiments, we're gonna go back to the very beginning, and I speak in short work. In phrases that people can understand, because it seems like our lot people donors to avian tingling of angry about this is because I am this is legit.

We econ one, one that not complex is not difficult. It really is not They just take it down your normal everyday interact with other people and see how have done this argument is the Recent angry is, if you want the president to have a successful term, then you would like for the economy to be good. Things. Well, don't worry about everything he says. Don't worry! The fifty seven percent of the american public by poles think the presidency races time is good. Everything will be fine and the president says: hold my beer, I'm starting a trade war, great great it I will explain all of this a little bit more interest. Second, first, when I say thank you to our sponsors over at my patriot supply, so right now, there's natural disaster is going on all around the world. Importers of their still trying to recover

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in just talking steel tariffs, anymore, he's talking about full scale, trade war with everybody who has tariffs on our products, which has just brilliant. If all of these countries which wish to charge their own citizens more for products to protect their domestic industries, then fine we should take advantage of that You get richer when you buy cheaper products. If you have to pay as much for stuff you're getting richer we're not all reliant on foreign trade can United States in massive market economy. We generate most of what we produce and when will you what we produce we consume here in the United States, in most businesses. So if everybody else decides that they are going to try to trade straw are our ability to import into their country to export into their country. Then, why the gratitude we cut off her nose to spite our faced by me. In our own consumers, pay more, does it make any more sense. As I say, tariffs also destroy jobs when you remove money from profitable industries, people dont need tariffs and subsidies to survive, and you give it to those who are inefficient. It keeps job

and industries that are less efficient and of competition is never allowed. Then products quality actually declines over times, you're buying worse cars overtime. If you tariffs, cars, and then we open up the market is people are tired of buying crappy american cars, for example. What happen in the nineteen seventies then its were flooded. Bunch of japanese cars and suddenly the american market share goes down dramatically. This is exactly what happened in the nineteen. Sixty nine he'd seventys in the american auto industry tariffs actually create zombie industries. America is not, as I say, damage by unfair trade practices of other countries in a sense they put a tariff on us and therefore we are greatly hurt. Currencies change unit. So all the talk about how China also is is manipulating its currency. Ok, if manipulating currency, Were that easy and that profitable is now a real the big issue in America, then we would just print a money. We walk round wheelbarrows like why, Germany and the people-

by my journey on Venezuela today or in Zimbabwe, where inflation was at one point at one thousand percent today those people were not immensely wealthy, their immensely poor inflation inflating currencies, sign. You don't have a strong underlying fundamental economy. Traders zero sum game, and this from Thomas Soul, general international deficits and surpluses have had virtually no correlation with the performance of most nations economies, Germany and France have had international trade surpluses, whether unemployment rates were in double digit, hands postwar rising economic prominence on the world stage, including two years later, Brenda sets an years went around years. And surpluses. The United States was the biggest destination in the world. During its rice, industrial supremacy became creditor as result of lending money to its european allies during the first World WAR and has been both the debtor Anna Creditor at various times since, through it all american stand living. Has remained the highest in the world unaffected by whether it was a creditor or a destination. Thomas all points out that of Japanese. So that's a lot of cars and we send them lots of dollar

They're gonna use those dollars to buy american assets. Scotland succumb, who is a trade lawyer, a Cato he says every dollar travelling overseas to buy imports in excess of our exports eventually comes back to the: U S in the form of investment. Our trade deficit is matched by a capital account surplus. In other words, we buy goods and services from foreigners. They buy an equal amount of our exports, plus our financial assets, a foreign investment in the United States- and here is the ears, the key, ok, afraid we're really about beating the other guy to prevent them from imports. Stuff, when a single the chinese ships bringing products into the country does any one thing that we get for the economy? No, because this is to bid S t double Opie, Idee, stupid, ok, so in the second reading to move on from Trump steel tariffs, apparently virtually every country in the world is now threatening. Countermeasures proceed new tariff and remember how present Trump put on a bunch of tariffs on a canadian lumber. We now have a shortage of of Canadian what we now have a shortage of lumber and United States. That's been working fantastically while for people in the United States, ok, we're gonna get to other things.

Are happening in the White House against a rough forty. Eight hours for the White House is not a pile on issues. The truth we're gonna get to that in just one. Second, ok, so here is the here: the latest on the has inside at the White House. So right now here is where things stand, hoping the president's top aid is stepping down journey cushion or one of the people. The present is closest to just lost his top level security clearance. Jericho who is discussed, his chief of staff replaced or and carry it out. A weekend happened up and is the head of drums. Economic programme is now threatening to quit, and national security adviser HR, Mc Master is apparently on the ropes as well So basically, every top level administrator, except for John Kelly, is on the ropes. That is not the sign of a healthy. Administration, even John Kelly, doesn't sound super enthused about all of this. Here is heard. Here's the White House Chief of staff yesterday talking about taking the job, as wife has to White House people staff in moving on from homeland security through truly six months. The last thing I wanted to do was walk away from one of the great honours, my life being the six year old man Scurce, but I did so

the wrong, and God punish me. I guess there's an enthusiastic I about his new job of keeping the president under control that punished by moving onto the White House. He talked about how he's happy to be helping the president push the agenda, I'm sure he is. But it is not easy job derision turn over at the White House is so high is because everything is variable over there. Now, let it be known this does not mean that everything that Trump is doing is bad for the present in the United States. By the time he had finished his first term will replace almost half of all of the judges and circuit course across the country. It's a wonderful thing he's doing a great job on that because he's delegated it out, but everyone Trump is or any gets his hands on the gears of power money. When you grabs those levers and he starts playing video games, all the comes out is bad stuff. Here the present needs to be disciplined. This is not because I want to lose its because I would like them to be a good precedent and I like for the country to win with him. I like winning and the president's supposedly twenty two I'll tell you what does not winning what is not winning is putting forward done. Purple

those two seas, weapons from a huge variety of citizens. What does not winning is suggesting a massive trade war across the board as I said earlier, the EU is now threatening massive retaliatory tariffs on the United States, which has just wonderful, great, waited tank economy that we try this before by the way and smooth Holly tariffs and nineteen thirty are widely perceived to have led to the great depression and helped exacerbate it into a ten year. Great depression is opposed to a relatively insignificant recession. This shit- and none of this makes any sense. One of the reasons the trump is doing all this stuff. Now is because, when Trump is isolated, when he feels like he doesn't have all the people around him, he likes to have around him when whole picks has gone and Jordan I've been marginalized, it's just a bunch of people. He doesn't know like John Kelly sitting around him. He feels like he has to go back to his gun and he's got uncertain. Issues is not bad and on other issues, it is surely terrible on trade. It is surely terrible the New York Times reporting on the situation in the White House, apparently people in the White House,

not even know the trunk was going to announce the steel tariffs, an aluminum taxi Austria. By way the pressure we are going to go up to every beer cans, America, is used is made with aluminum, which means that if you like your beer, you're not gonna, get to keep your beer, the price on it is gonna go up, which is, I think, most Americans are not, can be super happy with that of the previous day. According to new times mister trumps, chief economic adviser, Gary Comb mourn the chief of staff on telling him resign. If the president, when I had with the plan according to people briefed on the discussion, color had lobbied fiercely against the measures will see if he quit next week, if Trump actually implement this stuff. As I said, The stock market today has taken a dump yesterday and also to the dumb it's down about two hundred points right now. That is better than it was earlier this morning when it was down about three hundred and eighty point so we'll see usually around three o clock in the afternoon. They finally find out what exactly the markets gonna do today, but, as I say, the five day forecast on the market has been pretty

Burbage, the high was twenty five thousand seven hundred sixty one. Today it is now up to the age of twenty four thousand four hundred. That means that we ve lost well over a thousand points in the last few days and the Jones Industrial Average. The reason haven't lost more than that is because people do not from actually an annuity says it's gonna. Do people are pricing, uncertainty in the market, while anyway Whitehouse age right to work on Thursday no clear idea of what trumpet say about trade had summoned steel and illumine executives to a meeting when the White House only that he would listen to their concerns and seem to signal that coated held on. But at the end of the photo session reporter asked from about measures. Can you confirm that the Eu S what announced next week it is imposing long term. Terrorists have twenty five percent, an unstable and ten percent aluminum. Now how can tell this is not the effective trumpet massive expertise on trade?

even his guy on trade and impeded of our own is not built on trade. Peter Navarro had recommended a twenty four percent tariff on steel. He went to trumps twenty four percent tariff on steel. What did trumped do he said no twenty five, because team round number if we are going to be setting tariff based on multiples of five. Let me suggest this is not our growth of economic expertise, rather an AL growth of our economic foolishness loves. You ve been tremendous turnover in the White House and the discomfort. The trumpets feeling is obvious to everyone again later as things like the w G been a disaster for this country and its been great for China and terrible for the United States in great for other countries, while the United States, still has most powerful economy in world history, and why is it that we generate virtually all of the economic growth on planet earth? Why is that they, so that there is a there's that is. Whilst all of this is just wonderful

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going on there wasn't any was too hard on from is that he was too hard on Hillary Clinton, Thorpe they're, going to condemn him for authors. The disclosure of information about a continuing investigation to journalists according to four people familiar with the inquiry such damning report would give from new ammunition Criticized Mackay was at the centre of trumps theory, the deep state actors inside the F B. I have been working to sabotage this presidency, but Mister Mc Kids, disclosures media, do not fit neatly into that assumption that contributed Negative article about Hillary Clinton and the Obama Administration Steel J, not MR tromp, the departments, inspector general, more what's his zeroed in on disclosure to Wall Street Journal is part of wide ranging investigation into, among other things, how the F B, I approached the two thousand sixteen inquiry into MRS Clinton handling of classified information. Mr horror, what said he explained, expects to release airport this month

next. So my came already said he was going to step down. I stepped down as deputy director in late January, so all of this is far from the FBI's crop, but unfortunately the corruption doesn't seem to run toward from it seems to run toward their bunch. People in the FBI were deeply. Just comforted what's Hillary Clinton's corruption and releasing information to the press, when you cut again from sgt- and that is not good for Trump- has the FBI is out to get him. I've been skeptical of the story that the FBI was out to get Trump and I still think there are open questions about how the FISA warrants were used against Carter page when the FISA Courts in general take information and turn them into warrants. But I've been unconvinced by the evidence produced so far that the FBI was out to target tromp out to destroy tromp out to destroy his administration having their bad people inside the FBI Peter struck. Lisa page those people should have fired and mother did fire them. I think the FBI's current investigation into Trump Russia collusion is gonna, come up with nothing. I think that what the FBI,

is doing. Right now is overblown, but I dont think that, during the transition period. The evidence is there yet maybe it'll be shown, maybe a well. I don't think, is there yet. The F b I was courting hold out to get trump as opposed to their over tell us on virtually everything in this is just another thing that they are overzealous on so in other bad news for Trump. I again it's been a bad from day and I hope By the time we get to Monday's turn it around things are done great again, but gave this not written a letter. Yesterday, the president did a hearing and open forum on the opium crisis. Man and it was very moving falling data, video message about his son, who died of nobility,

and I'd Mobutu overdoes and Trump showed up and in the process he said that we should execute drug dealers and the United States and we have drug dealers, don't we they kill hundreds and hundreds of people and, most sudden, don't even go to jail. You'll. Have you shoot one person they give you life, they give you the death penalty. These people can kill two thousand three thousand people and nothing happens too, and we need strength with respect to the pushers, enter the drug dealers. And if we don't do that, you're never going to solve the problem if you wanna be weak and they want to talk about just blue ribbon many such that the answer, the answers you have to have strengthened. You have to have toughness the drug dealers, the drug pushers. Are there really doing damage there really doing damage some kind?

We have a very, very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty when, when he says that some countries have very tough spent penalty, the ultimate penalty, he suddenly the Philippines, where they will generally execute drug dealers. So there are laws in the books they ve drug, King PEN and your drugs result in death that you can actually get the death penalty in the United States. But if a learned to extend this to all drug dealers across the country that, if you're dealing pot going to execute you. I think this might be a little bit over the top. So in the last forty eight hours of President in United States, history has suggested number one removing guns from people without due process if they are alleged to be mentally ill number to his started in a trade war we have suggested that we execute drug dealer. So it's been a very solid forty eight hours for the for the White House. Now he walked back a lot of the guns stuff yesterday, the president did walked back something done stuff yesterday. He treated at last night and he had met with people over the entire re, the same energy that he was ripping is corrupt just two days ago and even

adding from stealing from heat from his right, which is good one, my great fears before tromp was elected was the sole sucking of the Republican Party. The sole sucking of the conservative movement, that a lot of people are just gonna, follow Trump wherever he goes, because the president is the president and he has a lot of public sway and do you think that we see in a couple of areas where the where the conservative, common Here it is not willing to go even a lot of from supporters, so Tucker Karlsson is an good example of this, so Tucker yesterday, I had this to say about the president's talk. His loose talk about guns and one point: the presence of the government should quote: take their guns. First, go through

new process. Second, now, I'm in how honest you wanna be imagine if Barack Obama had said that just ignore due process and start confiscating guns, Obama would have been denounced as a dictator we would have denounced in first trust me. Congress should be talking impeachment right now, so would be muttering about secession. Would media agreed with what the president said yesterday slave underplayed it or they presented, is just a little battle between the president and the inner re located. There is talk of a thousand ripping into Trump, pretty rare thing when you see ripping into drum but again trumps not had a good forty, eight hours, good for Tucker and good for conservatives who are saying when things are wrong. The wrong, whether its trump saying, whether it's about saying ok so, will continue does and also a poll the chose. The Democrats really do want to grab guns. I don't just mean some Democrats. I mean a majority of Democrats amazing, poor little about that in just second going over to Facebook, for that, so you can have took over two to daily wire for that unsubscribe, so

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Ass, a nation, so Democrats are jumping on board with what What tromp was suggesting- and this is why said yesterday- I'm not super worried about what Trump had to say yesterday, because right now Republicans are in charge of the Congress. What happens if democratic control, the collars? Well, I have a good hint for you as to what happens they listen to what from says they go. They talk with from an interim says disorder? Seven they draw up legislation specifically to the two, his specks. They draw up, parameter passing through the house and then attempt to Mitch Mcconnell to stand between you and and everybody was ribbon on which will cause the weakling land to be defeated by the trumpets image. Mcconnell was the guy who had to be stood up to because here, to weaken having to the left. If the Democrats, when the house there any real nasty and Mitch Mcconnell could be the guy standing between conservatism and disaster. And we will see how that goes. Ok, but here is what the Washington examined report this yesterday southern Democrats said they will introduce a gun control bill. There would expand

projects, man certain weapons and give the courts the power to temporarily take guns away from people are deemed to be a threat to themselves and others after president, from offered support for these goals and a White House discussion on Wednesday, send a minority leader chuck shimmers that the only way to advanced measuring the GEO pilots, and it is with the endorsement and help from President Trump. He described a scenario in which the Seneca passion, RS proposal, mostly democratic support and a few Republicans encouraged by Trump and humor, then reached out to trumped Erectly and said that the president should endorse the Schuman Plan then said the president is the first step. He said the Mcconnell would not bring up the bill without the president's persuasion. So, as I say from you had the entering the room, everything was hunky, Dory, but House Democrats Senate Democrats. They put together that basic a gun ban bill and they're asking trumped to take the lead on it. If they were to take control of the house and send you can't rely on their good graces to maintain done rights here as a whole, a pull from you got it ask people: what are they

ever or oppose banning semi automatic weapons, knots amount of attic rifles, all semi automatic weapons? That means all semi automatic pistols, semi automatic, handguns, surmounted, manic rifles here are the pull numbers. Are you ready for this? Ok, fifty five percent of Americans say they support they favour strongly or favour somewhat. Banning all semi automatic weapons in the United States. That is the removal of three hundred million guns from people in the United States by Party Idee. Eighty two percent of Democrats. Eighty two percent of Democrats are in favour of removing all semi automatic weapons from the citizens of the United States. Banning them. Ok, that's the question. A question was banning them. Ok, now here's where it gets totally crazy. Ok, then they followed up by asking people how they feel that banning all handguns, which would include revolvers and now we're not talking just some airmail

but we're talking also may autos and all revolvers and oversee the revolver in a semi automatic weapons that when you shoot a revolver, then these cylinder moves and re chambers by moving Wonder and when you shoot cemented matter can got one bullet pops up into the chamber automatically everytime you every time you fire bullet until the day magazine is empty. Here are the numbers on people who had been all guns, all of them. Ok, ready, so favours strongly favour somewhat. Only twenty six percent of Americans favour strongly or favour somewhat banning all all guns banning all hand. Dunce hey among Democrats among Democrats irregulars. Forty, let's see this is forty four percent of Democrats. Forty four percent of Democrats any favours forty. Forty six percent of Democrats say they do not always that means that they are basically split. Fifty fifty on repealing the second amendment by taking away all guns in the United States, they are split.

Fifty on whether to remove all guns in the United States. In other words, they are exactly what you thought they were. Democrats are people who want to remove many guns possible New United States than they ve got to tell people like us that they don't Surely one remove the second men from folks know. They're. All, hearted NA didn't wanna take away or that they want to take away or gone. It's obvious. They wanna take away your gun, This is why it matters when the president of the United States endorses their programme and why imperative that Republicans keep the house and keep the Senate in next year's election cycle now, they're a couple obstacles to keeping the house the latest poles are one obstacle, the second obstacle If the economy doesn't particularly do well, then that's going to hurt them and third obstacle a lot of the gerrymandering alot of the redistricting? That's happened over the past several years, actually has not been particularly good ass good for Republicans, as they thought that it was going to be

so G, Elliot Morris. Who is a data journalist, the economist he says the biggest problem Republicans facing the twenty eighteen midterms is Dummy Mandarin she'll, be Matt makers and spread their voters to thin in districts and swing around the deep plus ten mark, causing higher seat loss and ten times the number of competitive seats as Democrats. So, in other words, Republicans we're trying to gerrymander that there's two percent more Republicans than Democrats in particular district, but an off your election. Those people don't show up, and so they actually created fewer a hard red districts, and our blue districts then created a lot of purple districts in the hope that they would win. That means a lot of seats are vulnerable.

It means that a lot of seats that are vulnerable. So if you look at the hour plus districts, if you look at the vote, the republican voter shared districts there are at last count between in that lets, say the hour plus so personal. I'm just counting the numbers here, one two, three, four: five: sixteen seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty one and twenty two seats. There are twenty two seats in which Democrats hold the images. Many of the vote and which Republicans holds eat. Republicans have twenty three seat majority now pack, so It- means there once you two from taking it here is the problem. There are also another there are also another hundreds in legitimate, Then there are several dozen seats, their several dozen seat, that are our plus ten or less. Now another dozen dozens of seats, I'm just looking at in the in the hour, plus one category. Ok in the hour plus one category,

when in industries by whether that, even there, another two districts there, since twenty four seats that are either dead, even or democratic, plus in a mid term election? If you add in areas where it's slightly our plus, there are another there, another ten seats that are our plus three or so within our plus three, because that means of Democrats have a wave they can easily take fifty seats in this Jen Cycle. If there's a way, Democrats can easily take fifty seat in the house. This is dangerous, dangerous stuff, and it is not good news. So this is why it is heard of the present govern well, it's wise imperative, the presidency popular, and why is why it's imperative that the President of the United States, not just stupid things and sink the in sync, the trade policy of the I did state get meanwhile in other news that that is worth discussing twitter, so Facebook has been just destroying everybody who is in the news business just destroying it. There is big company yesterday that went under because Facebook cut their revenue. Seventy five.

Percent isn't just faced but did messing around with the algorithms in order to hurt news companies, it is also twitter. That's about to do so. So Jack was the head of twitter. He tease tweeted out today that he wants to commit twitter to help increase the collective health openness incivility of public contracts, and hold ourselves publicly accountable to our progress. That means shutting down more accounts. Presumably it means banning more language. It means that Twitter is sick of the blow back. It's getting from I have sinned against our banning right wing accounts, and you can see that this is happening on a broader level. There is a case that was brought before the Supreme Court about whether you could, where certain types of tee shirts, Interpol in places case was pretty amazing. This data Minnesota was trying to ban people from wearing shorts. That said, the text of the second amendment to the poles they're saying: oh that's, that's electioneering, hey, so the so Justice Alito asked multi. You went through a bunch of different human through a bunch of different permutations of this key. Where this shortly, where that short Sea said, could you are sure to tat? I love abortion,

people in Minnesota the Minnesota Wars and sure that's no problem. So what could you are sure? That's it. I love guns and they said no. You can't wear that shirt. So, in other words, there are lawyers in all of these states are now attempting to ban free speech from people on the right. It's not a shock. It is. A coincidence. This is a severe movement on the part of the left in order to prevent anybody from having an opening This conversation, listen is their nastiness that happens on Twitter. I was the number one recipient of it in two thousand. Sixteen is their nastiness that happens and public discourse I'm the guy who gets banned from campuses. Yes, there is I These have I like being similar things worth while to be civil, but I dont want to enforce them. Body sitting above anyone, either on twitter or Facebook or in the government saying that we are going to pay rules about civility and then ban people for I'd much, rather have a rock, is nasty exchange of opinions and have no exchange of opinions at all or an approved exchange of opinions by our masters. Ass, really gross, ok, so in just a second

did you some things I like and some things I hate and then we'll get to the fabled mailbag. So, let's jumpin with some things that I like. So the new star wars, movies, have left me called, as you may have noticed. I thought that force awakens wildly overrated. I also thought that the that these sequel blast, yet I was was over, is better. Force awakens and the only person who believes this apparently- and I think that the June of last year I was difficulties, the force awakens, which I thought was derivative and destroyed my childhood. By turning concept, into a loser. Single data gets murdered by his son that young again, but I guess you on a red star wars related stuff. That's good a timid these on a very, very good science fiction rider- and I remember reading these when I was a kid and he wrote a three part series that starts picks up right after the destruction of a second death star. I and it starts with the book heir to the empire, and it tells a whole different story than what's told in the force awakens as way better. They should adjust adapted these honestly. They should it just going back

did these because it it's in them. The books are much much better. It's about the rise of a particular admiral, whose is a brilliant admiral sort of on the outskirts of the galaxy and how he manipulates things that the empire actually has a comeback. It's not just ass with forty years and the first order, is back, and we don't know how to got here. Why they're here the books well written its clever, also worthy of your favorite characters actually appear to you. Don't have to deal with all of the new characters that nobody cares about is hoping die as soon as humanly possible. We will they doesnt cannibalize the characteristic love in order to preserve characters. You don't give a damn about so check that out.

Early impaired by Timothy's on other things, and I liked so good for candy rice candy came out and she said that we need gun rights because their victimized people, who still require guns, you said, guns, help my Father protect our family during segregation. She said this on the view violent defender of the second amendment. I was a little girl going up in Birmingham Alabama in the late fifties. Early sixties. There was no way that all Connor and the Birmingham police we're gonNA, protect you and sullen white knight writers would come through our neighbourhood by Father and his friends, but take their guns and they go to the head of the table. Slow called a sack and they would fire in the air. If anybody came through, I don't think they actually ever hit anybody, but they protected the neighbourhood anshar. If bull

on our had known where those guns were, he wouldn't have surrounded them up, and so I dont favour some things like gun, registration, ok, good for candy, this exactly right, I wish candy were. Were they the spokesperson for the Republican Party, not trump on guns? I mean she's doing much better job. There, ok, now time for a couple of things that I hate and then we'll get Milburgh, ok things. I hate this entire week other than that things, at least on policy things that I hate told the Oscars are coming up on Sunday so rather than a sit around and pretend awash with three our show full of noxious people who made movies. No one saw this year. No, and saw any of these movies. There are like ways than anybody saw. One was get out. Another is Dunkirk, no one ever seen any of these other movies that's going to win, is so

here's, a Yosemite, I'm indescribable, I think, are rising than a women matured in terms that you're gonna understand, because many use projects that have actually seen over recent years he's gonna win area. First of all the movie that's going to win is grinding memo. Ok, that's the shape of water, TAT, a woman s actually fish. Basically, it's it's over it and left a splash, so check out Grosso. That's that's gonna win grinding lemme get the best director is the guy from Hellboy the bed. That's give motel Torah. The best actor is conditional. Gordon, the best actresses, the lady from Fargo, the by supporting actors that weird die from a man to the by supporting actresses the lady from Roseanne there. Now you know you haven't seen any of these movies, but that's how you gonna know who these people are. You know there is a long period in America where

the Whereat, the Oscars, every picture that one had had been a box office top top twenty Phil. That's because it used to be that the critics respected the american public enough that the american public actually like to go watch something they gave it a little burst back at the box office, but it just shows you anything that the american people actually like to watch. The critics are going to denigrate as as crap for the masses, almost where's it fulfil certain intersection or check boxes. That means that we can already right in black panther for best picture next year. I'm really looking forward to that. In fact, we should give it all the Oscars. I think I think that the first vote actually do think that Michael Jordan should probably be nominated for supporting actor for far too long, because he's actually pretty great and from them, but I think we should just right. Firstly, because very important honestly company only been shocked this year. Is that wonder, woman didn't when everything as it was the greatest movie ever made according to the critics, because women I'll catch up time? You know what I have to show you Alex challenges because Alex Jones Manta Alex Jones yesterday he was fighting back against accusations of Anti Semitism the way

What back was not the strongest way in the world here is Alex Jones fresh office supplements talking about. Why he's not anti semitic? And oh, my god, while a new wife that agrees, the german three quarters german from Omaha and a quarter Irish, I'm proud of that background. I anti Semites call her a collar jewish and everything else, and I have she was I'd, be proud of it, but no she's gotta noble knows but she's, not jewish, show it that's what all this comes down to. Ladies and gentlemen, so I am not as many but my way has joined those people, think she's drew near strong defence. There Alex it's. I got handed to power. Move power, move Alex Jones right there, my wife's, not adieu, but she's big knows so. People think she's. U, but about it, are temper the mail bag with

Do it that there are no more wars to Thomas Rights High, Mr Shapiro, my name is Thomas. I may really big fan of the shout I'm a freshman at the university. Southern Mississippi and I just got out of high school. I firmly believe the reason for school shootings is social. Our casting this is not about easy access to guns like left bleeds, but an issue values within those students. Teenagers today are not being target values such as humility, amiability and self discipline from their parents. How should public schools go about teaching good values and prevent kids from me being anti social outcasts. So I think, is very difficult for public schools to actually do that. I think that there can be lessons: inverted I think personal responsibility starts at home. Kids, who are, who lack that are gonNA, have to learning it at school. I dont think schools can necessarily fill that gap, but that but a school that they treat to everybody as far as a victim is not going to is not going to succeed either citing schools is to generate a better feeling of community. One communities were stronger themselves. I again, I'm not gonna put it on the schools to teach virtue to kids. I just don't think that's how it works. I think that the vast majority of children is a virtual by the parents is the parental problem

reason. Disproportionate number, these school shooters, don't have a biological father living in the home. Elizabeth had been lovelier shout what is a good book to read about the history of the second amendment. Thank you lead. So there are a couple of good books. I believe Gordon, would talks about the history of the second amendment when some of his on the foundation of the constitution. There is Believe Paul Johnson may talk about a little bit and history of the american people. There is also a bunch of actually I his name escapes me right now. It's right on my tongue, there's professor at Yale, is actually on the left. Who does An excellent analysis of that sort of original is doctrine on the second amendment and when I his name. I will I'll bring it up, but be it's a lot of calm lost up, so there there's some good come on books on it to justice. Bork has a couple of books in which he discusses the second Mehmet Dean's has high than many dean, I'm a seventeen year old Junior in high school, and I am a firm believer in the sector.

I am a member of the inner right at the moment myself and others in my school are being threatened by the leftist narrative, the where heartless coward for defending our rights. My school allow students to do a walk I and others will not participate, because it is obviously all about gun control. Then how should my friends and I exhibited? amendment during the walk out, it's obvious that myself and other conservative high schoolers are being threatened, giving advice for us thanks for all you. Do, God bless Shapiro, twenty, twenty, okay! So here is my advice. I think that you should walk out with all the other kids and I think, should bring a sign that says sure to save lives, I love the second amendment that I think you should say. I think that you shouldn't you should say both of those things. I think that you should make it clear that you are there to help save lives and prevent school shootings and that these two things connected. The reason they like the second amendment is a good people can stop add people houses Heaven. What do you think the next large scale global catastrophe you'll be examples such as world war? Three, you a civil war, global economic collapse, global pandemic and so on, but well it's hard to predict a pandemic. I would say that you know that

The chance of a pandemic have grown because of the resistance to antibiotics of some strains of disease, so that's always a solid, but because pandemics, you happen as far as global economic collapse. That's? Gonna happen any time in the near future. Almost we actually start by global economic collapsing in a severe economic recession or depression. I think that you could see it happen, the internal asked you know in a inevitably or interminable world war. Three, I think the possibility exists, but it's it's not super high. Actually, dont think that we are on the verge of a global catastrophe. I think the greatest catastrophe, could happen right now. Is America following more and more into the trap of european style thinking, because we have abandoned american founding principle and slow slide? I would say, into global degraded degradation on the economic and moral scale. I think that's probably that the worst thing that could happen, meddling, it's gonna, be like a big flashpoint world war. Three everybody's Wilfred nukes at this point- for that too really happen.

It has recently been reading about dialectic, will materialism its flaws in pretty evident so eyes. Marxist thought, attractive, intellectuals, the region so attractive to intellectuals is because it intellectuals like to think that they are smarter than them than the common man and that the reason that this society has not worked because they're not in charge command and control These are very attractive to people who think they're much smarter than everybody else. Capitalism free market Knox laissez faire. These assume that Joe Schmo plumber knows better to do with this money. Then you know what to do with his money and intellectuals or like that very much intellectuals like to think that they know better what to do with your money, then What to do with your money? They think that everybody is ruled by passion, except for them there, the reasonable people at the top of construction societies. Two way so that everyone is happy, hence the drive towards that. Hence the drive towards progressive ism and bureaucracy. And the notion of expertise ruling the roost. The thing is that collective expertise is are we? than individual expertise? This is why command control. Economies always fail because when you have somebody the top who suppose

We knows about trade. That person knows way less about trade in the cold intelligence of the american people, for example, who trade with each other on a daily basis, Spencer says: what do you think it would take to revive the shared sense of purpose that characterize american society up until the day twenty century. So I'm writing a book on this right now I am bout halfway through that book. I think it's going to require Renewed teaching of values that spring from judeo christian culture as well as greek reason, so the greek style, Enlightenment de LA the philosophy that they combine. These two forces will then have to reincorporate a sense of community based on values system. That is they'll Christian in origin and also based on it Rick teleology. That suggests that you can't cover morality by using logic and reason, and the name of the universe around. You can just kind of moral systems in your head that have no relation to the nature of things in the nature being, but you can buy investigating nature of the universe, see what they. What the underlying cause of things is and therefore come up with with certain aspects of virtue in order boil that down into practical

It is usually mean some form of religion, judeo, christian religion being most prominent. Matthews has Durban with Youtube being as argues. That is today, you think, there's an issue at the weather handling their business. Should we just attempts, take our business elsewhere if we do not agree with their practice, or is it possible that outlets like Youtube in Twitter need to potentially have regulations so This is serious question. I know the Prager. You has been suing Youtube over exactly this issue, so their private business. I think they should do what they want, but they are violating their own terms of service and they're lying about it. This my problems where Youtube and Facebook is other their private businesses, say: listen when in a crackdown on conservative website, you do that fine well go former or business. The problem is that align their say more free speech outlets, we're not penalised specific people, we're not setting up our algorithms to penalize, say daily wire content while boosting t, Whitey content and then this jacket. What they do is that if there are going to them that way, when you, why now you're talking about defrauding people and there he may have a legal case. So I think that's the debate.

Like Facebook. Right now is screwing people so hard. We spent a lot of money on algorithm on trying to figure out their algorithm building a facebook following and then Facebook basically decide they want to downgrade certain kinds of content in order to upgrade kinds of content. They find more genteel an amiable, and that's, I think, riding clothes and he's just defrauding customers. Phil says I then have you talk previously and homelessness, how homeless people do not have a right to the streets and that they should seek community support. My question is: what do you think we should do specifically there's a large, was population? Many from don't have a community to fall back on. I agree that people should set themselves up in a community that not the reality. In many cases, what should be done now to fix the problem or the end is that if you living on the three should be arrested If you are living on the street, you should be arrested and then you are one of the few types of either. You are mentally element of the mentally ill who's on the street. Case. We should be looking at the commitment and we should be looking to mental health treatment for you and if it has to be involuntary

otherwise yuri a schizophrenia and you're out on wandering the streets is danger yourself, then that's why it's gotta be if you're a drug user than drug use is still a crime in the United States, or at least living on the street is so. If you're living on the street, will you arrest you or we will, or we know if you're using it will, will try to detox. You will do our best to help you put you in a community center, but if you're back on the street again arrested again, very little of this is economically driven, as is the point that I'm making here, because you are just a matter of economics and therefore their lot- a homeless people, then the answer would prism. Maybe that there's not much you can do unless you generate more jobs, but that's really not the biggest problem with homelessness. Let's see Zachary says Ben couple of weeks ago, your mail bag, you said the Federal Reserve wasn't a necessary component of the central bank. Why agreed? The fat is mostly dead way, what consequences of allowing the inflation rate to rise or fall out of the current out of the constraints set by the FED, who had just interest rates thanks? I live in favour of going back to a gold system. I know that this is considered here.

See Now- or at least I am in favour of sit pegging- the price of the dollar two to the price of gold, so the gold system suggesting you can actually physically turning your dollar for a certain amount of though, but I don't know the actual have to do that, but you could do instead is simply pay the price of of the dollar to the price of gold, which was the Bretton Woods system up until it was revoked in the nineteen seventies. So I don't see a reason we can go back to something like that, and it would be automatic. Towers has been, can give your opinion on capital punishment, Aren't you for it, but still held that killing his sin. So the answer is that, while on the biblical level there is, the word that is used in the Bible is do not murder. There's a different word in Hebrew for murder than for killing. The word in Hebrew is low. Turn out right, low means no Chertoff means you shouldn't murder, ok, so, there you should not murder is that is that rule it is not low. Tar heroic Teheran would be don't kill. So, on a biblical level, nowhere the Bible Disease has say that you shouldn't have death penalty. In fact, the death penalty is prescribed for wide variety of crimes.

The Bible itself an unjust, a secular moral level. There are certain crimes that are so egregious that you are to keep people in jail for them. You would be a disservice to the society at large, so I'm not even talking about it. On the term level, there are two types of things are trying to deter. One is you're trying to deter people from committing the crimes. They know that the death penalty- and the second thing is you- are trying to deter tribe vengeance, and one of the reasons that the government has a monopoly on the illegal use of forests, except in self defense, is because what we don't want is tribal warfare, travel warfare usually happens, we have one tribe and they kill someone from the other tribes and then the second trial, as you know, intervention in local somebody from the first tried in the first five says: oh my god, you killed back. I little collected from the second tried this: how war start is how intertribal conflict start its? Why gang violence, which is basically just travel conflict in the inner cities, is so awful. That's why you actually need a system where people feel like the problem is being taken care of by a third party, and that problem does involve the execution of people who kill other people. Just he says,

and huge van we're having election for our city council in May of this year and campaign financed reform is huge topic, as I'm doing the research I am curious as to what your opinion is on campaign finance regulation on a federal state, local level. I do not think that the government ought to ought to be involved in campaign finance regulation on any level. I think they should be old and bribery if your bribing somebody to vote a certain way. That is a crime, but I decided to spend my money and my friends and I decided to spend more money on election. I don't see the problem with that and I think it's an aspect of free speech. Is my money It will do with it. What I want, I should say what I want. I should be able, by the free speech that I'm capable of having it is none of the governments business, because once the government, but in its pretty rare, that it's not gonna, have some sort of impact that is politically motivated campaign. Finance reform is being pushed by Democrats, not because Democrats actually care about corruption in the in the election system, because the perfectly happy with watching unions spend millions of dollars billions of dollars. Actually I'm politicians they like it's because

think of their daily ruling out the rich fat cats on Wall Street, but while allowing the union to do what they want, houses Ben Jordan Petersen argues IQ of the pop up fifteen percent of the population. As he's so low. They can function in normal job. How would you as a libertarian support these people so I am sure this is true. I mean there are percentages, a population that can have a normal job of fifteen percent, but there is certainly a seven percent, and the answer is that community is supposed to pick up the slack and they you're supposed to actually have ok, viable communities, which is why you do need religious communities, it's why you need to have local communities where people get together, no each other and like each other, and it becomes a common commitment to help people can take care of themselves, otherwise gonna get thrown on government. I Cates as Haven. If you re cheese, which cheese would you be? I dont know

That's not a good question her! I don't know the answer to that, because I dont know cheeses well enough to have a solid answer to that. The off the top of my head- mozzarella, maybe mild, but complete every dish It's all right now that I'm sorry getting boot in the studio by my own people, yet added up, I pass. Why, wouldn't you say sharp shudder? Ok, maybe that's fair, just as it is hey man, I want to tell you that I love your show and nobody s approach to politics in the many topics that come with it. My question you today is what brought you'd be up: I heard waits ox, I'm as I heard comes down, have been born, raising Chicago Northwest Indiana area. The rivalry between the two teams is great. Why this ox, because my satisfaction in Europe, a saucepan, wrote an entire book called say it so about the two thousand five whites extra. Being trip. Seasoning get that over at Amazon. So we are huge. Socks stands because, and I will pass it down to my son, because suffering is just our nature. I need to pass down to my son rooting for that

nobody else, routes for, and that is only one one world series in the past hundred years. Lets you one more question: Chelsea, says Haven: what is it the mix, drive more academically socially emotionally with Mary parents. That with cohabiting parents not separate what it is exactly that makes marriage so beneficial thanks, well number one. Cohabiting parents do not separate, there's still the possibility that a separate there's a burden to over. When people get married, what you're really doing is your setting up an obstacle to you getting out right, you're, locking the door behind you when you're just cohabiting there's always the feeling that one person has at least one foot on the threshold, because there's no loss of income, there's no community proper. There's. No there's no notion that you, actually anything by walking out the door. So every day is a re evaluation as to whether this ought to happen once you ve pre committed it's sort of like a chicken when you put a brake on the accelerator- and you should already be done so once you done that you ve pre, committed to everybody else that you are now

walking out that door and children need to feel that sense of cute security, I think, is very important in children feel secure in their upbringing. Secure the mommy and daddy are still gonna, be there to help them and cohabitation by the way is a real bad indicator, cohabitation before marriage? is inversely proportional to lasting marriages after marriage, so you can have it one time then you get married. The chancellor you stay married as a statistic are much lower than if you are just to get married without cohabiting, first, okay, so moving back or next week, we can all hope and pray that policy gets better in in time, because the last forty eight hours have been garbage GEO. So, Mr President, do better- and I will be happy to talk about that. I hope you do. Then Shapiro The venture grocer the bench of Euro shows produced by math is whatever executive producer. Jeremy boring senior producer, Jonathan, hey our technical producers, often Stevens edited by out single audio, is meant by Like Carmona Harem make up his