Major left, leaning cities push a bevy of insanely backwards policies. The White House prepares for the G7 and Bernie Sanders wants to spend all of your money. I mentioned here this is the bench a parachute allowed to get to you today. The late breaking news right before the show is the passing of David Coke he's. The conservative billionaire obviously he's become this bugaboo left, but that's because the left doesn't understand who David Coke was, and if you watch the response onto a tourist, the workplace on earth, it is just a garbage heap of humanity. It's it's horrible, horrible horrible! If you read the tweet you're looking ill reporters like Matthew, Chapman from Raw story, saying the definitive top ten list of modern people have done the most damage to America. Rupert Murdoch Mitch Mcconnell Charles Coke, David Coke, and then you get the tweet of garbage

this popular stupid parity account six million flowers sing writ our Ip David Coke. That's request to Satan rip him in it, Michael in blacks, without in lieu of flowers. The family of David Coke request that more or simply purchaser republican politician mean this is just disgusting. Is disgusting. Mid Twitter is an awful awful place, David Roth, who is a reporter supposedly a dead spin, which is ridiculous website owned by ten crews. Its without David, Coke, headed dream, which was to make things easier for himself and a few friends while also making things significantly worse for everyone else on the planet he is gone, but now that work fair falls to Oliver. Today, whenever you get a chance, harms when vulnerable mean this is the the way that the left treats the death of em and who gave hundreds of millions of dollars in charity to many of the institutions. They like there know anything about David, Coke All I know is that he's a bugaboo, although knows the day,

and Coke his mean, because you give a lot of money to republican politicians, doesn't matter that EU support trumpet twenty. Sixteen. All that matters is the David Coke was republican and all Republicans are bad, and then you wonder how you got from God. It's because it doesn't matter what the belief system is of any one within our next to their names so long as than theirs in our next to their name. They are the face and root of all evil. We saw this when John Mccain died to their people and left talking about the evils of Mccain was a very moderate Republican. David Coke passes away at the age of seventy nine and no longer matters that David Coke ends that he did he given an enormous amount of money to all sorts of, various non partisan enterprises, whose a major event Back of the Memorial Sloan Catherine Cancer Centre, a dance focused theatre linked Central bears his name. He gave a hundred million dollars to Lincoln Centre. Last year, a coke industry said they coax donations pledges to philanthropic organizations had talk. One point: three, billion dollars. Raising money.

But whose sucking out of somebody else's pocket the the courtesy of government that was money He was spending out of his own pocket uncharitable causes, but he's very, very bad. Now you would think from all of this, but David cope with some rapid right wing or difficult was a libertarian dies. Difficult was an early supporter of same sex. Marriage David Coke to the end of his life, was not pro life. That's not matter so long as David could give money to republican clauses and free market causes. He was evil and understand. This is how a lot of the democratic left feels about anybody who spends any money in pursuit of politics who spends any time pushing right wing, meaning libertarian, in closets. Anybody who pushes for women in government and free markets is a bad guy mean. This is how it is headline at CNN, David, Coke billions businessmen and influential GNP, donor dies and the entire

beginning of the article, doesn't really talk about his company, which is responsible for the employment of a four hundred and twenty thousand people in the United States. The Bernie Sanders is good, he's, never employed a human being and he has paid for himself, not one. It's all been paid for by taxpayer dollars, but he's good. The essence of good on the far left is that if you work at the expense of taxpayer dollars- and you never create anything- you're good, if you are David Coke and your response, but for the creation of a huge company and you hire a hundred twenty thousand people in need one point: three billion dollars and charity, including, enormous amount of charity to non pie. It is an excellent clauses like the arts and fighting cancer. Then you are evil, because you also gave money to republican causes. I honestly do not know how we can continue to have republic when people like David Coke, our demonized by the left.

Now a lot of them is that, while you know he was a need, gas industry welcomes in the gas industry. Yet you know what else a lot of people are in the gas industry you're all of them out of work and David Coke again was an important voice in the political debate, but he was not. He rabid right wing crazy that so many on the left paints him to be here soon, reporting cope retired from his company and the co political operations in twenty eighteen, citing health reasons, sources close to the fair we told CNN, he had been declining health. In recent weeks, the coat brothers were best known and vilified by democrats for their role in politics and they use their vast wealth to build sprawling array of think tanks, foundations and political groups to spread their small government free market message, so evil small government free market messaging, brutal brutal in some elections, the cook network, rivalled, the spending and scope of the National Republican Party analyse view their activism as hat helping to a field. The tea party movement, a movement that called for smaller government, so terrible Koko's, most

active and Americans for prosperity. The grassroots arm of the coax sprawling network, which built a coalition of more than three million activists to push the agenda of the coax and the roughly seven hundred light minded donors to help fund their public policy work I love it. Whenever people on the left suggests that a campaign donation is so that they will push, they don't dignity. The agenda of the person donating as the politics is simple. Are to bribery. Ok will then unions who donate to politicians are bribing. The politicians Tom's tyres bribing politicians, George Soros. Yes, George Soros is bribing politicians. This is your logic. If your logic is that, if you give them money to a politician who supports the agenda, you also support you're. There. Therefore, bribing the politician, then all campaign donations are bribery and that would include democratic billionaires in the era of President Donald Trump, The network is undergoing a significant shift in focus upping its commitment to work across party lines on top priorities like free trade and creating a path to permanent legal status Four undocumented immigrants, again their libertarian there very there. Soft on illegal immigration

in June, Americans for prosperity announced for new political action committees and set. It would wait into primaries to help in common politicians, including Democrats who side with Coke on trade, immigration and other issues. Obviously, David Coke was supremely evil according to the left because he was rich and because they give lots of money and because they were Republicans The treatment of the coat brothers with shoddy during their lifetime and shoddy after his death, so that is not a major shock. Ok, meanwhile, in other news America's, major cities governed by the democratic left happened to suck, I mean like they. They they are just the The living conditions are getting worse and worse. In America, major cities, and that is because of stupid policies being pursued out of feeling, but not out of actual sympathy for taxpayers or for rule of law. We get to that in just one second, first, let's talk about how you are going to lose weight and getting shape. Now, I'm somebody who works out nearly every.

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their citation that he was never going to pay living on the streets for five years after he lost his graphic design. Job Paul has been having undisturbed nights since the city, council and mayor eased restrictions on public camping this summer, a move that liberal lawmakers build as a humane and. Matic reform of the criminal justice system, but the change has drawn the IRA Republicans and local business owners who decry it as a threat to public safety. And the local economy, exposing a partisan class. Over how to manage poverty and affordable housing in America. Cities. Yes, because it turns out that your feelings of sympathy for the homeless are in direct contravention. Of public order and rule of law, allowing people to sleep in public on streets outside businesses drives down the ability of businesses to do their job, which drives down the taxpayer dollars that you need to fund the city and makes the city's dirtier. It makes the city's more difficult to manage in terms of both

crime and in terms of disease. We have seen it here in LOS Angeles in Seattle, in San Francisco, Austin has their public camping, ban relaxed according to Christopher Pelvis homeless person who again has been homeless for five years. Since losing his graphic design. I couldn't find any other job is working in graphic design. There are no jobs anywhere in the country for a guy who is doing graphic design for five years. Somehow I find this little bit hard to believe. We have a three point: seven percent unemployment rate in this country there there is nothing law, abiding about loitering and trespassing on public property, nothing. This is not about lack of sympathy for somebody who, homeless, particularly in the short term, but when you decide to make the decision to live on street for five years, when there are homeless, shelter is available in a bevy of cities. When you are in fact living on the street with all of your crap, presumably your deficit in public, because, where else would you do it? My sympathies with the taxpayers? My sympathy

is what the businesses my sympathies with the law abiding in that community pauses PETE can sleep better in the open their lot safer than somewhere hiding in a back alley yesterday that he has received twenty citations for illegal camping before the Romans into effect on July fur, but as Paul fifty Sprawled out shirt on the sidewalk and one The greedy shop honour, Craig Stately, stood a few feet away Congress Avenue reconsidering his party affiliation. Bailey's setting out to emails last month from customers. Who said, I can't go to your store anymore because it smells like urine. I'm a democratic heart. I've been in Austin Texas for over three years but I'm telling you I'm feeling a lot more read these days when it comes to my business, yet no bleep, it turns out no everybody is sympathetic to the homeless until they start peeing on your front doorstep. There is nothing law abiding or decent for the city or by the way decent for people who are large. A large. Morality or majority of people who are homeless suffered from some severe mental illness or drug addiction is not sympathetic to leave someone severely schizophrenia on the street talking to themselves living in their own felt. I do know how that is deemed to be sympathetic,

With an estimated twenty two hundred homeless, adult sleeping on I walked in makeshift ten cities. Austin become the latest flashpoint in the national debate. Whether homeless, residents have a constitutional right to sleep on public streets, particularly in cities grappling with overcrowded shelters, Yes, I'm sure this is what the founders meant. They meant that you have the freedom to sleep right in front of some else's business MP on their doorstep. I am sure that that is exactly what The founders meant constitutional right to sleep in public shore, The city of Boise I'd help plans to appeal a ruling from the Eu S court of appeals for the ninth circuit, which applies in nine western states. The rule determine that criminalizing public sleeping is unconstitutional when there is inadequate shelter space, what absolute crap unconstitutional to criminalize public sleeping really. So if there are insufficient public restrooms, let's say the restroom has fallen. They can register wrap in the open, because, apparently, according to the same logic I should be able to. After all the toilet is occupied. I gotta go.

Meanwhile, I want my favorite thing about left. Leaning, media coverage is whenever Democrats push a really garbage policy. The story is Republicans counting so here is according to the Washington Post, meanwhile Republic, and have made the nations growing homeless population a political weapon characterizing. It is a failure of liberal policies, yet you know why, because it is a failure of liberal policies. I've been alive in lay my entire life. The city was not always like this. Every single bench in the city of LOS Angeles is now occupied by a homeless person. That is a public safety for a lot of these people have criminal background, not all of them. Many of them. Many of them are schizophrenia. Many of them had severe mental illness. A huge number of them are drug addicts, giving that safe for a city you think that is, that is great further public life of a sitting. It is not sympathetic to the homeless. It is not sympathetic to the people who have to live in the community around the homeless.

Is it really bad policy? And again it is sympathy for one particular group of people overtaking a policy that actually makes a city better for everyone. Everybody was all overrule Giuliani in the nineties an early today Thousands when he was cleaning up the homeless problem in New York, except that he hoped turn New York and the Centre of New York, particularly from one of the worst, serious places in America is one of the best president from Senator Cincinnati Rally this month look at away with the tents and the horrible horrible conditions. Look at San Francisco, look at something or other cities. Californy governor Gavin Newsome, said the democratic policies have fuel economic resurgence of u s- cities that had caught that has caused a short term increase in homelessness. Well wait, so he's gonna have to explain. According to Democrats the reason there's a homelessness crisis is because people are too poor to afford housing. And yet, apparently, according to give a new some. It is a burgeoning booming economy and democratic areas that is causing the homeless problem so which is it. California is home to nearly half of the nation's homeless. People who do not yells, who do not use, shelters, which suggests a lot of people are

coming from other states and camping out Noah cities what they earn in California cities. Why does the weather's good? Because they know they're, not gonna, be moved because the acl you has prevented the police from moving bags of crap on allay sidewalks. In a way your apparently we love to sleep in your car. As long as possible, Newsome said we don't need the pay in its megaphone to tell us that we have challenges adding the California spending. One point: seven billion dollars to address housing. Affordability again does the same state that is about to implement a totalitarian rent control statute that basically makes it impossible for developers to create new you, it's in Austin, Governor Gregg Aben has threatened to push the GEO Predominated, Texas Legislature, to pass a while overriding Austin public Camping action, which is what should happen. Mammy cobia, chairman of a county party in Travis County. He says they thought it would be compassionate and not a big deal, but it has been an absolute disaster for the city is our best example of overreach. So we ve been strategically focusing on this issue, but the os-

mayor democratic as when you move these people little disappear they just go somewhere else. Yes, that's true. They go now Outside businesses- and they don't drive down the tax base and provide a public safety hazard in different areas of the city, now obviously doesn't mean you should shuttle them into low income areas, which is the other solution you seen from Democrats in these cities since the answer is not just moving people from theirs who, over and back again thrilling where's, giving them the services they need a really because, as it turns out, this hideous Seattle has what they literally called the drunk dorms, where they do not have restrictions on people getting drunk or using drugs in these affordable housing units, and these places have turned into festering centres for crime and drugs use which is not a particular shock. Previously the city prohibited sitting or lying down, and public sidewalks or sleeping outdoors in downtown Austin between two thousand fourteen in two thousand. Sixteen often police issued eighteen thousand, say tat, since the rule violations, but those cited didn't show up record ninety percent of the time. Yes, but the point is that you don't want people feel

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sleeping on sidewalks. The committee wants City Council too, place in law with one that is more narrowly tailored and compliant with the recent federal court decision. The, ordinance municipal code, section, forty one eighteen known in her was advocacy circles as the sit lie, makes it a criminal offence to sit, light or sleep. Black sidewalk anywhere in the city, the walls, the subject a major lawsuit Jones, verses allay, which was settled in two thousand seven right now. The city can only in forest law under limited circumstances, the proposed replacement law ways out a lengthy list of circumstances and conditions under which occupying a sidewalk would be banned. These include within five hundred feet of parts in schools and within ten feet of a driveway or building entrance, Yes, this will certainly solve the problems. Will shuttle people over five feet nettle? Definitely exit Khamenei, member, and city attorneys offices are recommending. The change in order to align alleys municipal code with the two thousand eighteen federal court ruling that limits how cities can enforce anti camping. An anti loitering was in that case the night Circuit Court of appeal struck

boys, you wanted outlawed sleeping in any public space in that city. The judge in that case, because an answer to court of appeals is an awful terrible, horribly No institution wrote as long as there is no option of sleeping indoors. The government cannot cricket lies indigent homeless people for sleeping outdoors on public property on the false premise they had a choice in the matter will, yes is low There is freedom of travel in United States. Each other choice as to where you choose to live city in that case had no shelter, but it is not the city's Judy. It really is not. It is not the city's duty to provide a bed for everybody in the city. That is not the way the constitution of the United States works. I mean really so now that now the idea is that if you, if the city doesn't pay for your car, then you have rides right. The bus for free. You have a right to ride bus for free. That's that's how this works. Now, if the city doesn't pay for something that you want. Then you get you just take advantage of city services and violate the law in doing so. The allay the Ellie Council law that is currently on the books.

Is virtually identical to the boys. You are, but it has not been enforced there more than twenty seven thousand bill experiencing unfiltered homelessness in the city of L, I at any, given time, about any one hundred shelter beds. More than half of those beds are reserved for families with children. Thousands of people are living on the sidewalk, and here is a list of proposed restrictions within ten vetoed driveway or building entrance, but other than that, I guess, you're. Fine. So you just sleep within eleven figure: fine within five hundred feet of a park school or day care center, because that will certainly solve the problem. Being five hundred feet away, having into a homeless income in five hundred feet away from the entrance of a kindergarten, is fantastic bite paths, ten tunnels, bridge pedestrian subways that is on city designated school routes, on public land, with posted, no trespassing signs and public crowded, sidewalk areas. The proposal would make any legal to follow or speak to a person in a manner that could cause them to fear for their safety or property or into to intimidate a person and to giving money or cause them tourists

on immediately with violent reaction because of the inherent nature of the perceived harm, naturally homeless. It's our calling as inhumane they are. These are turning into trash heaps and this is democratic policy. All the way through how stupid, by the way, is the democratic policy getting San Francisco is introducing a new law. You ready for this. They are now they they want to change the law so that The law does not contain the words offender or act, and they also want to change the phrase convicted Phelan to justice involved person, justice involved person so get out of jail after eleven years for second agreement or something you are now justice and one person, just like a lawyer is injustice, involve person, you're justice, while person the Board of Supervisors, adopted the changes last month, even as the city reels from one of the highest crime rates in the country and staggering inequality exemplified by pervasive homelessness alongside so can valley wealth, the local.

I shall say the new language will help change people's views about those who commit crime. You I'm sure, that's right, I'm not now that Europe now that you set it that rapist was a justice, involve person, I think of him, not anymore convicted rapist. No, I think of him it just a person who is, unfortunately, and against his will involved in the criminal justice system, its unreal, its unreal. These policies don't work. They are specifically designed edge at covering over the failure of democratic policies and love have immediate covered this stuff. The new times is a story today about education in the city of New York City School escorts in job, but less than half of students pass. What's he Doodle turns out that that education in the city of New York, when he spent enormous resources. Only forty six percent of the city's third rate graters pass the state math exam. A three percentage point increase will last year only forty seven percent of students pass the english exam everything is going great in democratic govern cities. It's all wonderful. You can't focus

on any of the underlying problems you can focus on. The mental health problem can focus on the drug addiction problem. When it comes to homelessness, you can't focus on the problem of single parent families, who have to split their attention between work and making sure there kid has hope with their homework can folks at any of the underlying problems. Instead, we just say the criminals are justice involved, since we say that homeless people are not homeless interest on shelter, and we suggest that educational failures are the result of not spending enough money in education. How wonderful? How wonderful and this is how you get too by the way, a democratic party that has now fully embraced the idea that only measure of sympathy is how much money is spent on crap we'll get to that in just one. Second. First, let's talk about dressing. While so, let's say that you, Don't want to look like this one anymore. You you're sick of going down to local department store in picking a suit off the rack, and it hangs off of you like apparent rapes, and now

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envisions a significant expansion of the government's role in the economy. No Bernie the socialists. Now he would offer billions in subsidies to replace gas guzzling vehicles with electric ones by twenty thirty, a new. Public system of clean electricity generation could sideline private utilities and it infrastructure programme. Remake much of the economy and employ an estimated twenty million. More Americans is one of the beautiful things. Is one the beautiful things about being a democratic and just say stuff, like I'm, gonna spend one could Gillian dollars and it will create twenty the chilean jobs relate. How they re well. Man remember: Burma was talking about shovel, ready jobs that didn't materialise, and then, who is talking about green jobs that didn't materialise? nobody's Andrews is doing the same thing in the media. Is yours

gale of the upper which the independent from Vermont compares to F tiaras nineteen, forty mobilization to fight world war. Two was central to his message in rolling out the plan right into its feature, not above that is going to destroy the american economy and forces suspend trillions because after all, we can measure your sympathy in dollars now your own dollars and the number of dollars that you wish to take out of somebody else's pocket a beautiful, beautiful thing now? This does result in a great irony, which is that when very centres is called on, it he's got nothing so listen to these new clothes is pretty funny the town hall they yesterday and he's talking about how we have, the transition away from fossil fuels, which, if you're worried about climate change, then you do want a a transition away from fossil fuels over the course of time. There is no way to do it right now. The technology is simply not sophisticated enough. There are certain things, you can do it. We should explore GEO Engineering building more infrastructure to prevent against rising sea levels. Right building Seymour There are certain things you can do for mitigation, their certain things. You can do to heighten adaptation and making it easier for people.

To move from particular low lying areas. A sea level rise, for example, and then there is something you can do to actually mitigate climate change itself. Some of that involves shooting sulphur into the air has been explored. This GEO engineering. There is also talk about technological innovation. Until he's funny to me when people say we have to subsidize technological innovation, ok, well you know who the person, who wins the race to create an alternative energy source is even nearly as efficient as as carbon you know the reward is all the money's all of them, if you, if you are the person who discovers nuclear fusion and it does not require the heat of the sun, if you are the person who discovers that and makes it cost effective on a small scale, then you are going to be the wealthiest person in the history

so? That's a pretty good incentive. Nonetheless, Bernie Sanders as we have the printer should now now we have that we have no choice right. This very instant is no secret that we must transition away from fossil fuel period and there. Ain't, no middle ground, zero right, middle there's no middle ground. Okay, so somebody get seventy say well, so there's no middle ground where he wrapped in a car and burns got nothin you shoot out of it. I'm a change course swear ways. Would you take the practice what we preach? If you were to become president? I know it's dress. Lorgnettes travel lot yet use fossil fuel no, I'm not gonna walk the California. I understand that a week we do the best. We can as an example that I, like sit here and tell you that we're not gonna use fossil fuels

ah well. Well, I thought I thought we had. No choice does no more the wound. I can't if any one, even one specific way in which I am reducing carbon footprint? but it is a wall, and we must be something that is a beautiful thing about being on the left. It's a war against poverty, but I'm not going to spend my money on it I must also be else's money on it. It's a war against climate change, but I am going to continue to play my private Jekyll, Iowa and out of ILO and then again sympathy can be measured according to Democrats in how many dollars when somebody else's pocket, you spend you get Bernie saying this. People are telling me burning. The plan you just released to combat climate change is expensive and you know what the right it is expensive, but the cost of doing nothing is far more expensive. Yes, that this is always the easy thing to say when the cost of doing nothing, it turns out until you reach,

about two point: five degrees celsius in global climate change, actually, the cost of doing nothing is less expensive. William Nord how's, the Nobel Prize Winner Economics last year, is an entire book. I recommended on the show called climate casino. He does not reject climate change. He does not reject that. The climate is changing and, and he actually believes in a carbon tax. But even Nord House, as yet there actually is an economic tipping point at which it is not worth it to actually invest in stopping climate change below a certain points up Bernie Sanders just full of it. But again it's about people's intentions in politics these days, it's not about their actual their actual activity. This is how you, but, but what? What? Here's? What you learn about this the Dnc recognises that this is an argument for a very like, but the worst thing they can do is pitch their climate change plans in public their fine, with with pretending that they care deeply about.

Crazy climate change plans put out by a Yossi and Bernie Sanders. Then I want to talk about a publicly. How do we know this, because a committee within the Dnc on Thursday voted down a proposal for debate focused on climate change, The DMZ resolution voted against the measure. The resolution calling for a climate change debate could still be considered for a vote by the fulcrum on Saturday. The committee defeated the resolution in the seventeenth wait vote. Remember that time that every Democrat said this is the greatest crisis in the history of humanity, and then there like what's hold the debate on it now you know cause then we'll have to talk about how we want to get rid of everybody's car until their cows. That's it it is. It is hilarious. Demo That's love talking about problems, and then, if somebody propose an actual solution to the problem, then they get mad at the solution. To the actual solution to the problem should be feelings, feelings, just change the language make it so a convicted rapist is not a convicted Phelan. Their justice involve person make it so that a homeless person sleeping on

your sympathy for them. So much sympathy you're going to allow them to loiter in public and pee in the gutter and do drugs on the open streets and defecate that sympathy right there. And if you say you want to clean that up, you don't arrest people for loitering. Do you want their garbage to be thrown away, because it is in fact piles of garbage if you suggest that there have to be consequences, if the people who are who are mentally ill and living on the street? need to be put in a place where they can be taken care of it without their permission if they are seriously mentally ill, because many of these people cannot actually make intelligent, rational decisions. If Europe gets a frantic, I've schizophrenia, Emma my grandfather was gets. A frantic. That is not somebody who is capable of making rational decisions. If you say

now you're unsympathetic sympathy and crappy policy, better a lot more than sympathy and good policy, so long as you can cast to get good policies unsympathetic. That, apparently, is the way all of this works. Okay in just a second I want to get to the G7, because the United States is in fact involved in the G7 is going to be pretty dicey this time round. But first, let's talk about safety, so, as I say, allay is now overrun with low level petty crime them in a bunch robberies. My neighborhood people breaking into houses, one of the ways that people break into houses is they bring the doorbell they see if your home, if you do not answer and they figure it save and they try to break into the house, will this is where ring comes in rings mission is to make neighbourhood safer there doing just that. Protecting millions of people everywhere is why they have smart, video, doorbells and care where's I've had one of my house for a very long time. All my friends can do and you should as well ring helps you stay connected to your home anywhere in the world. So there's a package, delivery or surprise, visitor or God forbid somebody coming to rob your house. They bring the doorbell. You can pick it up anywhere in the world.

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Captain radiation, the nation is by the way, speaking of democratic proposals that demonstrates empathy. Joe Biden wants razor taxes dramatically. He wants the capital gains tax to be raised all the way back up to nearly forty percent, which would basically double the capital gains tax Euro sink the stock market seems like a pretty damn good way to do it. One of the reasons the stock market has been doing so well is because, if you may, capital gains from your stocks, those are tat in a far lower rate. The normal income are now Joe Biden wants to get rid of that differential capital gains, get tax just like regular income, get ready for the stock market. Ticket well done Joe Biden, but at least you sympathetic eyes. At least you sympathetic, ok. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is prepared to head on over four to the g7. Now one of the things I always find clarity about these international conferences is this pretend nonsense were part of a family of nations. A family of nations were just like us,

family guys, except for how we hate each other a lot of time and disagree, and we have our own particular interests and there is no actual common interest between some of the members of the g7, so the g7 it used to be the G8 is to include Russia. Now it's the g7 plus one. It's a group listing of Canada, France, Germany, ITALY, Japan, the UK and the United States. There are a lot of internal disagreements had on how to handle world affairs in the g7. Those those disagreements excel on everything from how to handle global warming and climate change all the way over to the bronchial where the United States has taken a very hard line, and the Europeans wish to continue to appease the Iranian and the Iranians and the evil regime that takes precedence their according to the, according you, the Washington, Post, Karen's young and rushed out you writing. Like an

we'll holiday gathering were the main goal is to get through the day without a family explosion. That's actually kind of her. One of France's main objectives as host of this weakens G seven is to minimize the chances that president from will blow it up ass. The part that unfair and telling about from blowing up it's never about the Europeans taking crap positions, subjects on which to tread lately include some of the biggest problem once the world's major economies, are facing, including trade, the system of international rules that has ordered the democratic world for decades and climate change according to the? U S and other g7 officials. Now when it comes to trade, the reality, is the reason that trade agreements have been so effective for the past thirty years. Forty years is not because everybody agrees that we're all friend, it specifically, because when you lower your own trade barriers, your help in your own country, so the national interested in you lowering your tariffs, even if other people are not lowering their tariffs as general rule already. President Trump, though, has shaken up the schedule, calling at the last minute for a special meeting to discuss the global economy.

Senior of administration officials say to a contrast: u DOT S growth with Europe's economic, doldrums and press is pro jobs in fair trade messages, but it is certainly true that the United States regulatory system, our tax system in many ways, is better than your abs. Highly confiscatory system generally penalizes the middle class and its orbital rate. When it comes to trade, the president is not actually correct. In his general, in his general. Take that trade is a zero sum game. It is unclear, of course, how receptive the others will be to whatever thoughts Trump might offer as to how they should shift their own economic approaches. Many world leaders are blaming from trade war with China and its threats against Europe and Japan from major contraction in investment in spending. That, of course, is inaccurate. Germany's economy has been contracting. China's economy was contracting before the tariffs actually kicked in crumbs refusal to agree to a joint, you have the climate threat and an agenda to confront it royal, the first a to g, seven meetings, he attended in ITALY and

seven and in Canada last year. Well, that is because half of the countries involved in the G7 make commitments on climate change and don't fulfil them women's. Then virtue signal about how much they are lower emissions, while the United States is actually lower emissions more than any other country. Since two thousand fourteen France hopes to sidestep that issue, we'll be no final. Communique, it's gonna be It's going to be a bleak show, obviously, but that is because, frankly, United States does not have a lot of the same interest as one of the european countries. Right now and with all of that said, the question becomes what President Trump is going to do to prop up an image of an account of the economy going to the twenty twenty. The DOW is down about four hundred fifty points at this point today, president is ordered. U S, companies to look for an alternative to China. He treated our country has lost stupidly trillions of dollars with China over many years, if stolen or intellectual property at all.

Of hundreds of billions of dollars a year. They want to continue. I won't let that happen. We don't need China and, frankly, would be far better off razors. Our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking for an to China, including bringing your companies home and making our products in the United States First of all, that is not how low works guys this candidacies, like Michael Scott, declaring bankruptcy now he's our Gore's out in the middle of the office, and he goes. I declare brain grub say you can just declare on Twitter. An american companies are immediately ordered to start looking for an alternative to China, as our tariffs do not replacing sanctions on China like we have sanctions on IRAN. That is not what this Is what that said? China has unveiled new tariffs on chinese goods, channel, implement new tariffs on another seventy five billion dollars worth of american goods, including autos. Those tariffs will range between five and ten percent. Early

and the day stocks were teetering around flat line. After drone, Pallaby fetcher delivered a speech from the annual central begging symposium in it. He said the FED would do what it can sustain the current economic expansion is that our challenge now is to do what monetary policy can do to sustain. The expansion said. The benefits of the strong jobs market extend to more of those two left behind. As that inflation is centred firmly around two percent. He also said: there's no rule book for the: U S, China, trade war. He didn't really give an indication as to whether the rates will be cut it and in September he says after a decade of progress for maximum employment and price stability. The economy is close to both goals, which does not suggest that the FED is going to do a lot more in the near future. Again, I'm not averse to an economic war with China given that the Chinese are expanding the world power, given the fact that use every dollar that they make in the world economy to pour into a fascistic communist regime that runs roughshod over the rights of its own citizens and it tries to expand its sphere of influence

when South China Sea it builds military islands out of atolls in the South Trinity mean that this is a dangerous geopolitical foe. President, from. I don't mind him saying that we need to make sacrifices in order fight that fell, but he needs to give a national address on that. Frankly, you don T need to make Democrats defend why they would instead enrich the chinese government through through mutual trade, but yes, to explain why the american people ought to take a hit on all this. If he doesn't explain that, then we ve got these mixed messages. There are not going to result in anything good for president from as time it moves we're. Ok, it is afraid it means it's time for male violence mail bag. It up a little bit reigns as the honourable bunch of Europe when you're going to leave that hellhole and join us here in the great state of Texas. We're taxes get more than a traffic code for much less, but I digress should ancestry, org any data banks be compelled to or under their own will comply with law enforcement? What is it legal and constitutional ramifications of these companies complying. Well, it seems very dicey to compel

DNA data, banks or ancestry sites to comply with federal law enforcement. I mean absent, compelling search and seizure. Usually that has to be directed against an actual suspect, a blanket dictate that the government should have access to a dna database at seems quite I would have of the fourth amendment, which bans and reasonable search and seizure. You didn't volunteer your information of the government, you volunteered to accompany with the basic understanding that the company was going to eat, then confidentiality So I'm really not into the idea of ancestry companies being forced by the federal government's turnover bastard data banks. Now, maybe that's little bit different. If you actually have a reasonable surgeon seizure, namely they have a crime scene, they have a suspect they want. The dna of that particular suspect. This aspect is on the line, for example, because normally you actually thereby court case on whether you can do blood and unreasonable in a reasonable search and seizure. In particular cases garrets has haven

what is your view? Are our human rights? Are they what stated in our founding documents or is there more to it? What's the counter arguments and thinking where the human right to emigrate to any country, libertarians very often want open borders because they view it as a human right thanks, while human rights are the rights to life, liberty and property, but those rights have to be guaranteed by the system is to be guaranteed. The government? If you are not a member of that system, then you don't have the right from that government but you re generally, but rights have to be guaranteed and the government is instituted to protect those rights, so It is not that you how that anybody in the world has a right to enter the United States, particularly not if the United States is giving out welfare goodies, particularly if there are cultural changes that are inherent in you coming here and then voting by any country has the right to protect its own borders, because if the country could not protect its own views of rights, then it would be very easy to see those rights overthrown by a change in the gutter

so did the founding fathers when they said that there is an email in inalienable right. They did not mean that those rights were just out there in the universe, and the government of the United States has the ability and the capability and the obligation to protect those four people around the world. That is not how it works. If that were the case, then the United States would have the moral authority to invade every country on earth, impose our view of natural rights, which I do not think that we have actually says Haven, T take a break from politics. Can we gather around the campfire in here the story of how the full daily, Our team came together. You knows Craven, Alisha and wash I'd love to know how you guys all got the band together thanks what the first people to know each other here, the daily wire or me in my business partner, Jeremy boring, we were introduced. By a guy that I used to work for whose in the talk where EU industry at the time he wanted, you do movies and Jeremy was the head of the not so secret seat

underground Hollywood organization, friends of aid, which is a bunch of conservatives in Hollywood. So this guy was my boss at the time he said well, Ben, you and Jeremy should talk about that. Germany quickly became friends and we started talking about business ventures together. That was the sort of origin of our relationship to known Jeremy. We ve been business partners for almost a decade and then the next person in the group that I met was illegal. Kraus so Ilusha and I were co host so annually a little bit when she was a producer christianity, and then she became a coat and a morning show that did here in LOS Angeles called the morning answer. Is me any? We should crowds and brain women and we became close friends from that. Then Jeremy and I found it a company called truth revolt and illegal work for us over there and with us over there, and we also brought on Andrew Clayton at that time. To do videos with us, so Craven moved over was doing something repeated tv stolen whose don't doing work for us over a truth. Revolts, that's how I got to know Andrew. I knows Why, when we started daily

he was there basically from inception, but he started off. Doing can a social media for us and he was doing some some behind the scenes office work and turns out his real crappy. That's we give Michel and then finally mouthwash Joe and because we really enjoy man, that's all areas and we hired him so that an that's how all the members of the ban got together in terms of the out front sailing out. The fact is that the companies a lot more in the front talent, we're friends of the lot of the people we work with. Thank God. It's really fun company to work for him, Much as I could about it and the team that is behind the scenes is, I think, much more or just as important as the team that is out in front of the cameras. Never much harder drops, don't get the credit for it but did you an unbelievable job each and every day as much they make fun of them and TAT says

dear Mr Shapiro, every week it seems you are recommending a new book to read. Thus I was curious as to how many books you the fastest you what's the, but will you read through Buchwald, depends on the length of the book. Obviously, some books take a while some reading, this biography of Grant branch or announcing a thousand pages. That's probably gonna. Take me a couple of weeks and my free in maritime, but the fact is that if I have time during the week usually should bodies. When I get my reading done, Sabbath is when I get my reading. Them are usually read at least two books over the course of a Sabbath and then actually read, maybe one the rest of the weeks, a two to three books. I may averaging, I think, over the course of weeks. But that really depends me. When I'm in the middle of writing a book, then I'm reading a lot for background, and so I may end up reading five or six bucks in a week's, I would say, over the course of a year, I probably average somewhere in the neighbourhood of a hundred and twenty two hundred fifty bucks, someone somewhere in there now? That does not mean that an that's excluding some of the books that I just came right. There's some books where

you can read the controlling the conclusion and skim everything in the middle, and you get the main argument of the book, but outside we probably a hundred bucks cover to cover, and then I probably skim another hundred two hundred and fifty year says something like that. Probably Thomas as good Day saw when arguing Christianity with atheists, they tend to go straight to slavery in the Bible, explained biblical slavery, how it differs or compares to slavery in America also loved your conversation with Rabbies Macarius are going to bring on re comfort, referring Turk and a future thanks rage, I'd be happy to have on anybody. I mean we have on a wide variety of guess as far as biblical slavery, so the Bible does not mandate. The people keeps late. It is the first one second of all, The Bible has historically been used as a freedom document. Christians were some of the first people to outlaw slavery among fellow Christians. Co religionists were not allowed to be enslaved by Croatia,

play early on in the development of the christian church. Now over time, as extended, obviously to people who are not christian and that's one of the great stories of humanity is the development from enslaving of even your co religionists to slavery being eliminated among intra group rivals and because of majority of human history, people have held slight slavery in the Bible is designed to restrict what slavery was slavery in the Bible. Is a series of restrictions on high can treat your slaves so, according to Munich LAW, you have to feed your slave before you feed yourself, according to Munich LAW, coatings, biblical law, if somebody is an indentured servants for you, you have to give them their freedom at the at the end of seven years, maybe beforehand, depending on if it's the jubilee year, and if somebody wants to stay because they already have a family with you, then you actually are supposed to hammer a and all through their ear lobe, to represent the fact that we are doing something wrong, because the idea is that they should be a free person subject only to God not to another human being. The treatment of slaves in in the Bible is supposed to be.

A lot lot lot more humane than american slavery and people were not supposed to be treated as property. There are supposed to be treated as fellow human beings who owe you a debt. Basically now does that mean that it is right now, but the book, the Bible and is one of the problems of folks. Talking about the Bible, who don't what they're talking about the Bible, those two things, one, it establishes eternal values, but two is also dealing with a specific set of people at a specific time is talking to its specific group of people at a specific time and their attempts to curb human nature in the Bible. So at the time of the Bible, everyone held slaves, so is the by. While attempting to make slavery broader or is it attempting to narrow slavery is attempting to make slavery more humane, or is it attempting to make it less humane? The Bible is obviously attempting to make it significantly more humane significantly narrower in the Bible is, is telling a group of people who held so,

we're not going to give them up. But you need to move toward eventually abolition of slavery, which is how every abolitionist pretty much ever has read the Bible from William Wilberforce, Frederick Douglass this. How abolitionists, who read the bible- and I think that is eminently correct. So you have to understand that when you are trying to read the Bible just as a text, but the Bible is trying to accomplish two purposes to express universal human values about human relationships, and good and evil, and also that the Bible is trying to speak to a particular people at a particular time and win them away from bad ideas. The zoo out what my monody says about sacrifice, for example, that pagan people's used to perform sacrifices and the sacrifices were designed to propitiate the gods resigned to feed the provide something to God that God can get from you and my Monday suggest. The what biblical sacrifice was supposed to do is take that

the realm of the pagan, and instead make it symbolic that you understand that really you owe your life to God and that you have sinned really should be you who's paying the price. But instead you need to feel that this early and so you're forced to bring the sacrifice, and there's a lot of winning in the Bible away from more primitive use and towards more developed civilization views, We know we don't have time for things like or things I hit, because we just want a little bit more long today, but we'll be back here, a little Billy, unable to additional hours or will you here on Monday, I mention here. This is the venture Barroso. If you, join. This episode don't forget to subscribe, and if you want to help spread. The word please give us a five star, review and tell your friends to subscribe to we're avail on Apple podcast, Spotify and wherever you listen to podcast, also be sure to check out the other daily wire podcast, including the Andrew Craven, show that Michael Mole show and that, while show

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