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now there's something else that he said, but I thought was really good, very patriotic yadda yadda, but I haven't seen anybody really talk about this. The way perhaps it should be, and today, with the new candidates jumping in and d the new green deal, we should go back to the president's speech and we do that in one minute. This is that Glenn Back Programme three days left until Valentine's day stood just shook his these three days, I did you like we were just talking about being tend. I know I know now, there's three Ah so everybody's got something and you're not going to be able to get something good. Now you do better very soon we better you better do something today, right now ready now, one eight hundred flowers, dotcom one, eight hundred flowers, dot com, they have eighteen red roses for twenty nine. Ninety nine

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red flowers, dot, com you remember the towards the end of the speech. The president said one thing that I thought was stunning that a president had to say- and I was Bobby said it. He took an unequal because stand against socialism and if you remember right, he said America will never be a socialist country and all the way publicans, and I think there were a couple of people. In the Democratic Party that stood up for that? We will never be a socialist country. I want to point this out. In a different way, because most people the press have ignored it

we have said yes. Finally, somebody is saying it, but what is it that he actually said. When he said the United States will never be a socialist country feeling in the room was palpable, but what was it? He actually said. Because we ve heard him say it before just indifferent words. In fact, we ve heard said bite Every single member of Congress just indifferent words. Those words I will protect and fanned the constitution of the United States, that's What he said we'll never, be a socialist country. I will pay tact and defend the constitution of the United States. What why

That was so shocking and I didn't think of it at the time Why that was so shocking is because it's been a long time since we ve heard any politician say those words side of their own that they quickly forget. I will protect. And defend the constitution of the United States. Now the problem is dammit. Braddock Socialists, their agenda here in the. U S is crazy You have that audio. We just played from Corey Booker on the new deal. The new green deal. Listen to this. Our planet is impaired. And we need to be bold. Twenty this is why sign onto the resolution to co, sponsor the resolution for the green new deal and theirs. A lot of people now that are born bafflement review, always impractical. Oh it's too expensive. Always all of this

we used to govern our dreams. That way would never go onto the moon. God, that's a practical! Is it at all in the sky? that's impractical. We, our nation, that has done impossible things before, and my parents taught we reach for the reach for the movie star, the stars, This is this: is the problem you notice how their framing this that this is a moon, shot that this Something that we are going to do together and it's it's it's fantastic. The moon shot was something that we that we did together through private companies. We did it together. Now there were possible things like NASA as Well- and we have debated that forever. In fact, we ve just out of that. And we now have things like space acts which are showing us that they can do things much fun,

Esther, much cheaper and better than even NASA. But we're talking about with a new green deal is something entirely different see our institutions says there is bill of rights and the so the things that the people own and the government must never do. These things ever were the green new deal. The new green deal does is in. The court. Has his own words takes a second bill of right which was attempted by hefty, are. And expands that, where we We never passed the second bill of rights her kings

they don't even know. There was an attempt to do this and what it was was to say there. Is a new bill of rights. Forget about all those other ones. Here's the bill of rights, the United dates. Government believes that you have a right to a house. You have a right what job you have a right to food. You, of a right to medicine and medical care, where We ve already pass the medical care they're doing it in bits and pieces. Now this is a large sweep to be able to take over the entire economy. This is not constitutional now that's why you see progressives, they hate the constitution and the declaration of independence. They hate it. They need. To be destroyed? That's why try to convince people that it's a living document that it's out of date by debt, old white men.

The constitution is a barrier, you see it's, earlier to fascism to socialism the com Ism, All forms of statism, because the Institution is written as you are the king. You are the one who is in charge of your life and credit socialist hate it and they think of the people democratically choose socialism, then somehow it makes it fair and acceptable, but that's it exactly what the constitution prevents, no matter how how the people might vote the cons, The two should makes the voting part irrelevant slave by the way No it's one by popular vote is still slavery, pop our vote doesn't matter. Does it matter how you try to spin it. The people want slavery. Well, the feeble can't have slavery the car.

Institution inherently limits the power of democracy to ensure that our natural God, given rights as individuals, are ever subverted by popular opinion. This is the antithesis. The socialists doctrine are found Our founding documents identify and protect the rights and the freedom of the individual against the state. Socialism in socialist doctrine, protects the rights and interests of the state and the collective over the rights of the individual. You know very few people have the courage to speak out and face the criticism. I don't know what it is about, Donald Trump, but he seems to thrive on criticism.

And in an era where standing for the rights of the individual and standing up for America first leads. To rapid accusations of Racism and massaging of bigotry and greed. It's kind of makes a guy who thrives on criticism kind of a guy who could possibly whether this storm. By saying America will never be a socialist country. What d Tromp said last week is: we are going to continue To live under the Eu S constitution. What he said yesterday last week. What he said and on No I had form with Nancy Pelosi grinning at him.

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However, this will be the green new deal other try to give new deal together because that's innovative democratic policy. You see there is a great idea of a new deal. That is so new and exciting to all he's millennials, who problem You don't know there was a new deal and then a new deal which were rejected by the american people, This is this is the final play I believe to subvert the on in the bill of rights. This is the play. To reverse the Bill of rights and change our system into, and I'm there's no hyperbole here read it for yourself, you choose the system for a charter of naked, of liberties against the government to it, charter of positive liberties are things a government must do, and you have. The Soviet Union institution which, by the way change like every ten or fifteen years.

Oh, the one of the big things is they will of course get us off of fossil fuels completely within like a decade she's pretty aggressive, considering the amount that we now. I guess I don't do it. We still don't know an answer like will we be able to use plastic cups right? Will we now I will be able to know- I guess not well, if we're not getting flop fossil fuels, we also won't be able to take medicine because out of medicine is coded in Reno petrochemicals and so you know to be able to take your medicine in that capsule. You need fast, fuel sulphur not using fossil fuels. You won't be able to take any capsules minor things like that. Nobody. Ninety nine percent, of course, would be taken off the road because they want all electrical every building restructure in Amerika would need to be retro fitted with all sorts of different eco materials which, by the time you finish, the job would be completely outdated anyway, added but they're talking about

tearing down or gutting every structure every structure in America now this is what Corey Booker just sit here. No people say that's crazy yeah. It is crazy. You're getting rid of all cars within ten years all far, Tal fuels within ten years, but you you want tear down or got and rebuild every single structure in the United States of America in the night ten years there's a difference to between impossible, impossible on inspiring photos right like theirs There's those little hang in there, posters that you can get that inspire you at work. You hang on your walls like you, know resume the incinerators like a nice little quote about it. There somebody who's like climbing, a mountain right like that, and yet you could send it's impossible, but it's not really the term. What were really impossible means. You look at the moon. Look at us big shot, there is almost no traffic. You can get their retard right, that's not impossible rocket right,

impossible is getting rid in writ retrofitting. Every single structure in the country plus digging. Ninety nine percent of cars off the road and replacing them with a whole new fuel system within ten years. That's about feel system that you don't have yet by the way. You rightly says that we don't even know what it is Also, the EU replacing. I would assume that, because they didn't ban coal, that we would be using coal but cold. Is dirtier than the combustion engine today was obviously coal, but could be a factor gladden fact, not even nuclear power, we're going to be a factor, even though it has zero emissions. They want that, God to the fore yes part about. This is how they see they're gonna pay for it. Now, of course, that's that's the Corey Booker. You know he's ease indignant over some questions like that. How we gonna pay for it effort exaggerate Curzio Cortez, as if they were willing to pay for it because we're rich country we can pay for it in the day. You mean they say they will pay for the same way they paid for the new deal, which again,

you're following the long is fifty trillion dollars of debt, that's how they paid for their good bitter regular new deal the out the old Timey renewed deal has caused us fifty trillion dollars of debt so that how they're gonna pay for the green new deal they actually cited as a positive example, be new deal with causing almost all of our debt problems by at last it was. You know it's just like you to insist like you to just to say these things like that there s quoting them. I don't know if it was just like me all. I know I know you call them and still not be a conspiracy theories to didn't. You learn that over the weekend that you can you can still quote them and be all the conspiracy theorist. So what what the what one of the guys was saying that was on her team

was that this is not going to just cause that they're gonna they're gonna be able apprentice, money they're going to print this money and there print this money and they're gonna buy the stuff, but remember it's it's. Too few goods being chased by too many dollars right too many dollars too few goods that inflation, but they say if we are tearing down all of Amerika Those dollars are going to be chasing goods we have to. Make those goods, so We're gonna be fine, there's not going to be hyperinflation, because can just print the money and me the goods. This is true. Philosophy right. This is how you come up with ghosts cities where no one lives. Yes, you spend hundreds of billions of dollars on cities with sky.

Papers that remain empty because no one lives there or wants to live there and eventually fails ended, eventually fails and their seeing that now, as a beta there already seeing the beginnings of that and their people are feeling the beginnings of that, and if you have a complete control over the government and complete pull over every person in your country. You can get away with that for a little while now it would just so we have the green new deal, I mean really covered. We just want to let you know that it it also banning all airplanes. Yes, it did did we did forget it. That in ten years now isn't Revising that now she's saying we would necessarily phase them out. Weed the visa, because his face those things with a forty year- lifespan out over ten years, yeah. That's we're just gonna phase the mountain because we are going to find new technology in the night ten years will probably quoting have solar technology for solar planes pedigree but above all, exposed clouds pretty fast

yeah yeah. I know I'm pretty super light and efficient battery stew, yeah, really lighted really stand like. I always question this because they will say that conservatives our anti Science- hey, that's a big claim. They were anti sides. We care about science but like. If you get a development you're talking about there would be no need for any these laws now. If so, does in fact create these things that would have cut emissions by that much solar technology and battery technology improves. So by leaps and bounds, which I think is really possible is going to happen. Gonna happen when that happens, you're going to need any these laws and the right so that Problem here is, they have, to both say, there's magical scientific innovation right around the corner, but not unless we do these laws that will require. It really is a circuitous. It doesn't make any sense here. Listening TED Glenn Bank are

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for the time being. We have the first amendment yet exactly, but that's quickly being done away with, as we see every day in the news I mean you ensure you God's freedom of speech, but you can have your job and then that's crazy, California just to contemplated and did they pay the law and prevent a fig aware if you use the wrong pronoun in school in public school, You can be arrested brand find weight If I use the wrong pronoun, I could be arrested well in great Britain. The eight year old mother was arrested in front of her children and locked up for seven. Hours an intensely interrogated after referring transgendered woman, as a man online line, she didn't beat the person shoot the person is she didn't torture, the personnel she referred,

the person as a man on line while and you arrest her for that and that's differed from a bullet. How well in that it didn't, hurt or kill anyone that mean to hurt feelings perhaps, but it used to be sticks and stones would break your bones names would never that's not the case anymore, specially in great Britain. But again it is come in here. I we see it every day. Three officers detained her. An quizzed station at the station first, seven hours for dead, naming nuts tall Jaya dead, namely Algeria is not great that expression yet dead. Naming you can't dead named people What dead naming means is you can not say anything about Caitlin Jenner either.

How about you and Jenner? But you can see Bruce General what TAT argued at any answer: dead dead name, how on sheer, maybe a ruse, Jenner, you're dead, naming Caitlin and that name is dead, but despite the fact that that dead name called battle winter in the Olympic. I that would be like if he ate Hitler would have on the last day of the war and said I am a woman, I'm Gertrude Consuls Flight and I want everybody to know. I'm Gertrude, humble flight and you go wait. You're Adolf Hitler, de la her new debt named her is a different line that never happened to the point where, in documentaries about the Olympics, they now will say Caitlin Jenner, who had time was named Bruce Jenner and it's like

time and again I would not have qualified for the event Rashid. If she was a woman, she would not be able to have been in the event that she supposedly walk and talk about Bruce generous accomplishments, but you are not to connect them to Caitlin Jenner. You can't do that. That's dead, naming you can't so still not the same person. You can't, Caitlin Jenner, show up for an appearance to celebrate. The Olympics are not the same now they're, not the same person. I note that greatly jetted would disagree with this. I didn't believe- and here we have like I generally one, I would disagree with almost all of this crap. He'll engender. I mean who is is one person who It's a lot of sense on a lot of this crap that saying something. But I I don't think that Caitlin Jenner is the person that wants to put anybody in jail because you're, like all it was Bruce Jenner weren't. You whose general one time put him in jail

that is not a cable, enjoy, think Caitlin Jenner would say. Yes, I was, but I'm not anymore, I am, then that should be run it yes, because your eyes, dont, deceive you. The history books are not wrong. This all happened and we all know it, so you go to jail now in great Britain, you go to jail. If you call, if you someone's somebody the wrong Krona, that's crazy! Oh, my gosh, I mean, would you have ever as weird as the world's bed. Especial since two thousand nine, when Obama took over, I could have never predicted something like this. This gender thing so out of control and upside down? It's all encompassing too It is all encompassing it's the same with the new green deal, yeah the link, there are the green new deal it this year? all encompassing this is to give to chain The constitution into a constitution of

Positive liberties which ruins it it's not constitution, acknowledge that no, it's everywhere else. It's why the Canadians, I ask, God said who I think we're gonna try to expedite his podcast and may be put it up this week. Our try. Is it your way of telling us to do that? Can I always right? Really? Isn't it yes, but take it is that I wrote to somebody on Friday and ass. If we could expedite the butter, he's he's remarkable and I said to him: why is it? Why is it that it's all the Canadians that are standing up, we're is today. We are here in America, and there are few academics understanding up but can dine is on the Warpath He said because we don't have the illusion of freedom of speech, you guys, the

first amendment and you think you'll always have it. We know we don't have it, and so, if we don't fight for it, was our losing really really good boy S aim in Britain and this end. What scary is you just think? You're always gonna have it, and unless you even know it, you won't have it, and I'm telling you this is the most radical Congress ever elected. Oh no question did it with there was there was a tweet put out because of this whole green. New Deal and the boy back and forth with a cause, your Cortez and how that was a lie, and it was made up. Ok send yet every seventy six congressmen have signed onto it, pudding bunch of them that are running for president yeah dollar? Seventy six so six congressmen, senators and present presidential candidates have signed onto it. That's that's getting rid of cars, that's gangrene rid of airplanes, that's it within ten years! That's that's! That's decimate

every house strangers yachting how farts every every house all of it. So there was this big thing about the cow farts and whether or not it's a job for those who won't work, that's what we're arguing about we're arguing about the ether how forts were in their or whether they were guaranteeing a job for people who were unwilling to work that your problem. Amerika So anyway, the guy who put it out is hurt for staff. Do you know the chief of staff is, do you know oh, how radical that guy is. I so we thought of Van Jones this weekend in thought. Dude. I think you, you think you're, probably on our side. I think, ordered starting to look like a conservative leave, Overton windowed us to the point where Van Joe S looks like a conservative. I- and I mean that sincerely. I think

and Jones is probably not welcome anywhere near a casual Cortez and her people, but he had lots of heat for working with Jared Cushion on the criminal justice reform stuff, and we need that liar. Yet how dare you work with them and in cross that line? I mean is amazing that I mean that's how far we ve come that fast or like we were pointing out that Van Jones, had all these past belief, sudden he hadn't really. Is she them. Yet when it comes to communism and socialism, now, like that's the mainstream, mission of the Democratic Party in bedrooms no longer welcome and that is phenomenal to me. We salute the phenomenal. I heard you talking about the state of the union. Address last week were the president's said we will never be a socialist country. Can you man?

a democratic and that the I can't think of a single Europe would declare that you would have thought. I was seventy six percent of the awareness. Seventy six co sponsors of the Red Green new deal that can't aunt you can't that is. That is fascism. What thirty of ashes up when he said it. I think three of them stood up. Let me think about he had one democratic president, since the democratic president was on the stage sang the era of big government is over. Does that little one democratic president ago, you couldn't liquor Bill Clinton. I think what you like that in the Democrat Party now on well, let alone she ok different reasons. My second still now, then I came in. I guess that's you know Bob partially because of of his shenanigans it comes to women when they meet to thing, but also, I think he doesn't fit ideologically eating or know of it,

when are the regular Democrats going to wake up and I don't think they will think I will, because the press is is covering four for all of this. Listen to this fact checkers spy, with Alexandria, Cassio Cortez over their alleged bias, but ended on a high note. Ok, It talks about beyond the fractious. The episode touched off a larger in public back and forth about fact, checking how clean your chosen in the standards used in checking them. That's because because your Cortez in Quit Twitter thread, ask how back checkers do their work, their rules and whether she is being treated fairly compared to other high profile officials like White House, press Secretary era Huckabee Sanders. The fact checkers answered, get out the rules of engagement and explained how she was not being held to a standard different than anyone and from there the congresswoman, pivoted away from conflict. She called fact checking critically

and said it was important for everyone to know the rules and thank the fat Jack, checkers more there were the Washington Post fact. Checker responded this lassie and, I repeat, I appreciate it, asked rotations over fact, checking go. The outcome was as close to a win: win can be had a casualty. A court as is cordial exit, let her reclaim some high ground, even if her Digital tweet is still there. The fact echo has got a high profile opportunity. You explain how they do it and why I'll go out. Good? That's. Are you kidding me during David, her sunny, who used or for the blaze YAP, do read his article on how biased these fact checkers art area and the way they cherry pick their therefore acts in and how they spin everything it. Just the fact checkers are not fat. Checkers

Well, I'm gonna give you you know. When I used to say hey, you know we should look, the people surrounding these leaders think we might want to do that again. A non visual chalkboard per radio coming up just a minute who is, the chief of staff of a cause, Yo Cortez, the The sky makes vans. Remember Van Jones, ten, is, I said, was one of the most dangerous, people in America, because he was a communist radical that would never Explain his past I believe that looks like a I don't. I don't even know a Mr Rogers episode of extremism compared compare to this, I'm gonna innerds see you to the guy who actually wrote the

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boy there, some there. Maybe it's just me, because, where we ve been surrounded by heart attacks and and and deaths recently, there, some some icons that are being lost. One of them is a a huge huge champion of small government and and and all spending and getting back to a real budget, now real loss with Walter Jones congressmen who, who passed away Emily was yesterday and he it was one of the means and the Liberty caucus within just a Martian Thomas Massey, and it's that type of group that we did. At least. I think it was a couple weeks ago where they ranked the best voting records when it comes to

government spending and cutting, and just at a marsh was one Thomas Massey was too we now Jimmy Duncan row. Labrador, Morbid Griffith and Walter Jones was next on that list, and then he was he's one of the best. He was one of the best congressmen when it comes to spend I love how the the rally news an observer, covered it Walter Jones hunger who work to atone for his Iraq war vote is dead at seventy six now this is, for a story in which he voted initially for the Iraq war and then came do not like it so much. He fought very hard for fur, the veterans issues. It was basically his biggest life passion and he would he constantly work for the rights of better information. They were taken care of any found that he was. He thought he was wrong on that boat, and you know, ok, that that was certainly. Part of his career and part of what he following an important part. Though I mean, I don't think that's a slag slam adjust it just the one thing they highly. This is a guy again he's one of the top people who

consistent when it comes to shrinking the size of government. You know what this is and yes, the Iraq war, but was part is, that is that a congressmen who just He would tone for a mistake like they found a mistake he made. So that's it highlight in the in low much better than the much better than all of the congressmen who don't atone for their mistakes. Don't ever it. Certainly stakes are an end. I ever do you give Jones a lot of credit, your lot of real loss for us in Congress and in the fight for liberty. He was a real ally in that fight and definitely sorry to see him now. Well. Good news is we. Because your Cortez I'll get and her chief of staff HU. I will introduce to you next. If you are already on a home- and it might be a time to think about refinancing- I think it's great time, because they these ensured that these are interest rates, have never been lower, we are in a historic period of low interest rates. So why not refinancing something that makes sense,

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arguing back and forth whether or not that you know cause Yo Cortez Pad in her original green new deal, cow, farts or non. We kind of miss that this is a complete reversal of the constitution and seventy six Democrats have already signed on for it. The most radical Congress in american history is now in place and we might want to look at the people surrounding them. I begin with the chief of staff of Abkhazia Cortez in one minute. This is the Glen Back program you knows, its there's another better when something is really amazing gets even better all last year's are not the same. There are those you know: crappy chairs, plague, you can you know you

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Well, we know now because it was because you can't hide on the internet. They went back and forth all week, and about no, I didn't say, cow farts that wasn't something we put in their no. No, no. We didn't say that whether willing or not willing to work you'd get money from the government. Now? No, no, we didn't say anything about that. First. Misdirection, what. Why argue about something of such nonsense when you're talking? a complete reversal of the bill of rights? And that's not my words, that's their words. This is a decision in addition, two Franklin Roosevelt's second, Bill of rights. Well, we didn't have a second bill of rights. America rejected it. Why be as it reverses us and makes us into a socialist or fascistic state. A state

where you might own public production, but the state guides you that's fascism,. The other, is communism where the state owned all of the means of production. And only for a while presented gives it to. The people. Remember that it always ended always happens at way gives a right to the people. This is the people's plan. Although none of the people actually have a say in how it's wrong. While I do give it to people, it's this, usually the that the people at the very top of that are in the government. There, then, once at one of getting an indian, ok so say caught. I know I'm gonna bust his name and I apologize for Chalk Roberti. Is by labour to the chalk, Roberti family. Thank you. He is a casual or tat his chief of staff, and I just want to show you how arrogant and comfortable they are you

when I was in last week, last Tuesday I went to the state of the union and I told do afterwards, what was stunning to me was the Eric since an how radical Its class was. This. Is I'm telling you right now Van Jones looks like you know, a puppet in one of mister, Address kingdom plays is nothing compared to this incoming class and we're going show you some examples of that I just want to show you. You know you look Somebody in you say who were there heroes who are their heroes, You know they spend time. Thinking about who are they? Who are they surrounding themselves with. For instance behind me,

a painting that I did this weekend of Abraham, Lincoln and. When I'm painting I'm generally painting something that is uplifting, something that somebody I admire, etc, etc that the way people are don't generally, where things or surround yourself with pictures of people you despise nowhere in the Democratic party. Are their picture. Me and my family on their desk unless they're just focus, Destroying me, nobody like you know what I've been aware: Glim back T shirt Ben Jones does an old one, who does who does I caught. Who is it? Who did? Who is he willing to wear a t, shirt.

And that faces on their now. We have seen people that, where CHE Guevara Of course, we know is a brutal killer. Hated homosexuals hated african Americans, brutal, Brutal killer of artists and poets and writers and press. He was a psycho oh he's kind of acceptable. So as I'm I'm looking at the I'm look Yet the website of a Cassio Does and I'm trying to figure out who wrote this green deal. Well, the guy who put it out and who is marked as the author on the pdf. Is her chief of staff. So who is he. Well he's a hot hunk, that's who he is, See him he's a hot hunk? Well looking

The hot hunk teach the picture: that are going around. You know where all of the women are saying all look at him. He's a hot hung. I noticed that he's wearing a t, shirt of somebody that I thought at who is that well stew. Have you ever heard of and again I'm gonna butcher, the name net charges Sub Hoss Chandra bows. I think. I was a seem like a lot of letters. You mixed up ye. Well, so He was a guy that, in nineteen, nineteen, twenty eight. He started the Indian National Congress, one thousand nine hundred and twenty eight one thousand nine hundred and twenty nine somewhere in that. And what was happening in the world and nineteen twenty eight twenty nine. Well, there was a big. Closure kind of like there is now of NASH,

listen, communism, extremism, fascism and nationalism oh he was a nationalist and he started the Indian National Congress in nineteen twenty nine and he Everybody there was two thousand people in this and he had everybody March in these, these new uniforms that he had made this familiar who else in nineteen twenties was getting pulled together under a national socialist flag making reforms and having them marching in these grand parades back to him in a minute. Andy saw this in nineteen twenty eight and said this is an absolute circus but gun a week later have to take a stand in nineteen, thirty, five, the sky was. This guy was a full fledged fascist.

Was calling for a dictator, he wrote a book see if the sounds familiar to you do he wrote book? You might have heard of. Where it might sound familiar, it was called indian struggle struggle, like Comf or as yeah. I got mine com, my struggle. This is India, Indians struggle, indian com, right, ok, you know in the struggle also she Hod, ok, So here aids. The indian struggle when Hitler, Writing my struggle. They both are too, king about fascism in nineteen thirty five. He decides he's going to bring this book to one of his heroes. Benito Mussolini. Now. The reason why he laughed India is because Guy

The and Nehru were against him and they said at, we have no place for you there place for the kind of violence and the kind of system that you are are asking for. Gandhi said that national socialism and car In ism, you can't and these two things you can't go, either direction because they're both wrong he's chased out by Gandhi. Now I want you to understand this guy, a choice between Gandhi, and Mussolini, and Hitler. He chooses Mussolini and Hitler, not Gandhi,. So he goes over to Mussolini, gives him a book. Then he goes over it eighteen, forty one. So there is no free. There is no doubt who

learn is in nineteen, forty one He goes over in nineteen forty one to meet with her Hitler and they meet Andy meets with, I think it was gurgles and The Nazis give him his own storm, troopers that great and these own little radio facility called rate Oh Free India, so he spill, his propaganda, his Anti Gandhi, and tie Nehru propaganda. Pro national socialist propaganda in to India He then goes over to the imperial state of Japan and he sides with the Japanese and the Japanese also give him storm troop. If you will, in nineteen, forty three, he behaved put together the provisional government of a free india. He declared himself head of State Prime Minister Menace of war and minister of foreign affairs. He expected to.

Tenue this after the war was won by the Japanese and the Nazis, and he he. Insisted on absolute loyalty to him and execute, and torture of those who disagreed with him. He in in in the same year. He talked about how India needed a ruthless dictator, not just get rid of the English, but a ruthless dick data to rule for at least twenty years after a liberation. He says, as long as there is a third party these dissensions will not end. There will continue to grow. They'll disappear you're. Only when an iron dictator rules over India for twenty years, for it a few years, at least after the end of british rule in India. There must be. Dictatorship, no other car,

Institution can flourish in this country, and it is the so to India's good that she be ruled by a dictator to begin with. He no longer light. Just fascism. He was now a national socialist. He liked the Nazi. Leaders. How do you pick? How do you pick Hitler over Gandhi? That's pretty hard to do Sk pretty hard to do now when you get up in the morning. And you have a choice of a t shirt on the planet, you could wear And you are a casual Cortez, its chief of staff, and you have a choice of tee shirts. You could pick a Gandhi t shirt.

You could pick a lincoln t. Shirt, you could pick a Nike t shirt. You could pick a calling capper Nick Tee hurt, but you instead pick the t shirt d, During the face of the guy who selected Mussolini and Adolf Hitler and worked with them I think it's time we bring the chalkboard out because I think there's a whole new class of radicals that you need to be aware of, and we need to do it again and we need to do it right. So our democratic friends. Now the ones in Washington, but the ones on the street. We ll, listen, because as they are surrounded by people, who believe in means possible.

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or today ten second station. I d, How do you do that? Do? How do you put on a t shirt for somebody who was color collaborating with the Nazis? I don't I don't care, I don't I care who you were you know. Well, we were fighting the British. No, you chose Hitler over Gandhi. Had he spend that I mean I'm sure there is some social. Spin that he was a hero then there is theirs. There's some. You know You get on about this.

Is haha. Just making. The movies now went to jail whole friend of ours, the national dimension denounces it would know all about this guy and There is a movement to make this guy into a hero, but I'm sorry you picked Hitler over Gandhi. I dont know how you spin that you could say: well, Winston Churchill was a monster I'll agree with you. I one hundred percent agree with you in India? and in the end of his life, Winston Churchill Kind said the same thing: yeah wow. I didn't really see that one. He was a monster in India. He was there is no question about it, but He was fighting for freedom, one side.

And fighting on the other side, but you had Gandhi to go to New Gandhi, and we ve talked about the Czech Vera shirts. For a long time, they became a pop culture, the sort of situation And people would just where them in so many people would wear them with no real knowledge right like that, that was what we were considering as the problem right of people. Don't know the truth about J, so they wear these shirts and wearing a mass murderer. Sure they don't even know it. You don't pick a guy like this without having real, deep knowledge as to what he did with his life. Where do you get a chalk? Roberti t shirt, I mean: where do you he's shocker body right he's numbering are known and suddenly I don't know a genre bows teacher, but my l magazine and want a big, big, big sources for me when it comes to politics Oh yeah sure sure they refer to him not as well. Are you calling suck heat waves?

name again, shock Roberti, yeah, Saka chalk regarding and if I can clear, the fifteen pop up, They come when you go to elder. Come you get. You need to know, Alexandria cause you Cortez his Chief of staff staff, snacks site, Chuck regarding his nickname- is snacks you're gonna, just give you a little bit about, because I know you wanted to some of the better, I'm sure sure sure it's beginning look like newly swarming congresswoman, Alexandria, Cassio Cortez is pandering to me specifically, and I am what grateful thanks. Green new deal. I learned so much about taxes from Twitter University this weekend, I'm pretty much a certified see piano if at all cut. If anyone wants, help me more than ten forty easy thanks were viral dance, video, blah blah blah blah blah, and now I find she has a certified snack chief of staff cycle shock. Roberti if of stacks. Yo, see looking fondly at snacks, when he is, is I came riding on this? Is its it makes my my brain

is literally me. Looking at the pictures of snacks, I taught that I spent hours scouring the internet to find forthwith journalism bring the pole. Certain me directly, so two things to discuss your first of all beard. We need to talk about it, it's lush. It is right and I feel like a goods if I feel like I'm a good socialist, by encourage him to share it. Second of but white button down not to put too fine a point on it, but it's telling me the cheapest next Sunday d get off his chest. I can't wait what a wonderful future we have. We can call this. Sexy sexy chief of staff of a socialist wearing a teacher of values that went what work would be learned. We could all celebrate how good looking he is. The future Journalism, America listening to Glenn back So this is our is twenty three in me, I cannot wait to get a result, back from our test, we are making a Jeanette

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we'll be extraordinarily useful. As you're going is going forward in twenty twenty two be able to measure the demo economic ease and other race is shaping up. We have over twenty factors that you're looking at Stew, yes of our twenty six different categories. They dug from everything from Poland to fundamentals, to whose support in the party alignment, with the political policy positions of activists, sort of voters and there's a lot of different factors are going to my biggest twenty six. So far, probably will expand a little bit from there, but I M so Manila building it fully. Are you looking at the the centre of the country, Democrats NET, all yeah we're looking at that, as well as the early states which will be between you talking about this is about whether these candidates can win the primary we can like a power rankings for the democratic candidate men whose

in can you when you get it done, will you be able to look at which one is you know they might be winning the primary, but not necessarily good against Trump, because you that's all important factors right now: building it is who is going to be the best match up for Trump from the Democrats per se? Although that's a factor in one of the things the business, I'm considering that that sort of pulling which is basically based on general election pulling we're still is out, is already being taken is. That is probably the number thing Democrats want out of a candidate which is to be tough, but they like, if they came up with a person who believed a lots of different things from man, but they believed would actually be Trump. That person's much more likely to actually would ask be different, though you know, with the eve you know, with the with the Keith Alison's of the word, I mean they really believe I read it I call this SAM this week

Something is something along the lines of what was the headline can a moderate win, the against Trump. Can a moderate. What wait, wait, wait! You're, always saying that the republic running extremists. When we when we run people who believe in the constitution your now question whether a moderate could win the Democratic party I say we I mean, Howard Schulz is not a moderate, and I know the liberal Democrat and he can't even fit in the party no he's running as an independent, potentially because he doesn't think he has any chance basically to win as a democratic candidates. We think about that. That is a that's quite a statement he's a life, long Democrat EAST I started star and he's out and he's out is out of the party so think about how radical that

danger today. How do they expect to run a radical when twenty percent of the vote for Donald Trump Card, from people who voted at least once for Barack Obama amidst the best path for when for Donald Trump, if, if he is going too far someone like a you know: Elizabeth Warren, someone who's so far, left that it's impossible for a person in the middle of the country to say I'm coming what that anybody who signed for the new Green deal right and they all as far as I know I know I know Corey Booker- was bragging about it you know, Kemal Harris is, and it with Warren, is on board Torres? I know I don't know of any of the candidates have rejected. I don't think, there's been one candidate, yet that rejected it. Now that might be that the type of job that Joe Biden takes up if you getting race and he's the who says all I want is super mega, liberal, not socialist, and that a b enough in this cause, extra two to win he's up

play doing very well in the polls is, but it then allow that's name recognition and he hasn't even announced yet but yeah interest, you look at that. I did so. I have a very good draft versions of this done have added club, which are yet she just announced weekend Minnesota, amidst showed her, the senator and and she's gonna being touted as the first come moderate to get in the race. She is touted as a moderate she's from a state that Trump almost one and from a region where Trump pulled off some unexpected, Teresa. That's one of the things there she's cheap kind of place herself off as a moderate. I looked covers Kirk. Review score? Now, lottery threats of zero percent conservative reviews so I mean I got enough so she's a She is a two percent a while. By two percent conservative review score. Why already sexy for the moderates out there, but we can go through this. If you want really, like there's so far. I guess one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine nine.

Having their closure will be ten there's a couple of other minor candidates of a diamond yet, but the way it works basically score from one to a hundred. Doug comes to and there's a lot of different cat where's, but then I'll treated equally right, like their certain things that are really important, certain things that are not all that and polite. What's the most important thing, I mean the appalling is up there. Is it as very important. The door from the campaign we want writ. That's hasn't really started yet, but that will become important name recognition quite important in our things like the support from party elite in social reach is, is pretty important? You look at that. Like you look at Like the Social, It is an interesting one. Right like you have people like you know, Elizabeth Warren Inquiry Booker have huge social followings, where someone like a Kemal Harris has a much smaller social falling, get lots of us from the media, which is a very have that,

a too easily and cheaply spread. That message show that will grow if she starts to lead in the polls. These things all start to follow each other and the there's a policy alignment stuff and also in all sorts of stuff like that in us it is it a serious campaign, as is their baggage. You know how many after they have humming many. They have a propensity for gas. So there's a lot of different things to look at their so the score based becomes from zero to a hundred base. It would be impossible to zero or one hundred so give me some in reverse order, as they stand right now. Andrew Yang he's here he's a heat I thought he would be higher up on the land. Can we now yeah he's got a seventeen point. Eight then you ve got John Delaney is a former congressmen, but his You may know impact at eighteen, PETE, Buddha Judge now PETE

the guy from he's the mayor of South Ben Indiana love Buddha, John, yes, he's at twenty nine on our diameter. Tulsa Gabert is next she's at a thirty on our scale, she's a congresswoman from home. Why, then, you gotta Kyrgyzstan Gillette Brand, as at thirty, eight on our scale hooligan Castro at forty one, an interesting that there's couple things found interesting as we get here towards the top is really there's really only three or four big candidates that are in right now and they are at the top. Elizabeth worn is next at forty one point for I was shocked to see her, though much I mean towards the bottom. Group I mean forty one was William Castro. Again he was a hug secretary marrow San Antonio. That's what does she want? It wiser number come down on this. I mean she just got so many problems. She just riddled with brow and that's it right as she has real problems. Fundamentally as candid, she does well on things like social scorched, is ok and pulling their certain things that she does pretty well, but a lot of those candid

I mean how do you deal with Donald Trump? We talked about this, but she has she be it. The heat walk all over. He is as she is, the ideal handed it to run against Trump if Sheikh, if that, if they can make Elizabeth warn, the candidate trouble had the easiest time, I think with her Corey Booker actually figured if finished. Second in this and he's at forty eight point. Five right now, which is considerably better than I thought I think he's a terrible. Can I mean Corey, Bulgaria, seamen, speeches sometimes and he's gonna linking be kind of engaging. He is a performer he when he gets in those moments he intends to write things he's not authentic. The authenticity level of Corey Booker is low. When he gets in big moments, he hit was born on this partly has yet. I am Spartacus is a great example of it. Right I mean so we know so, inauthentic and again, just a he's also. I personally sought with green clip that we played earlier the green New deal cliff where he is a type of person that likes to defend those indefensible positions,

He liked to jump into those situation. So you know when every one thing the green new deal. It's ridiculous like exempt outs, Andrea, Cassio, Coach Cortez comes out with it, but we will jump on board with it, and and every one starts to see the details come out and say: oh, my god. This is not a serious proposal right now. Momentum is going against the green new deal because its patently absurd anyone who looks at it knows its word he was. Why? Just because you want to abolish air travel cars or have also fuels and in Khartoum, and we re make knocked down and rebuild, or just reef retrofit every single home in America and every single structure. America is not legitimate, ideas I mean is this: this is this is Alexandria, Cassio, Cortez, silliness zone is things and say why you and that's what his defense was right. His defense was item Mapuche people set was impossible, but they didn't say was impossible tat. It was hard this impossible. What you're ruining stupid its ultimate goal? You'd want to do

at least the moon. We get at least look up and say well as critical video downloader. What you get up the green deal except bankrupting people so he was at forty eight point five and then in first place as it stands now was come a Harris and her rating at sixty five point, one so as of this moment based on my model here, Kemal heresies consider stay ahead of the field, it does not necessarily mean anything at this point. We again the top ten candidates. You don't have a bedouin, yet you dont have a Biden in yet you don't a lot of people who were cut talked about in that top Terry. I mean you saw me Obama's appearance here tonight I mean people keep talking about her as a potential candidate. We talked about it before she's not way I mean not showing any signs of running at this point, but I think if you got to a point where they were desperate deriving, there's got to the point where every was like Elizabeth Warren. She Papa. She may pop in an issue

since you wins it right like she is barring something unforeseen she's been Please try she's been out. Five things seem to have any everybody. Ices Oprah Michelle farmers better than Oprah. Yes, because remember that only knows what airports that she has no idea, which is talking have these things Michelle Obama is has lived in this world she's been through the pressure of DC. She knows it. She knows it and oh no around. You know you're on the lighthouse again as active thinking of a democratic activists. They see her as these shining example of what we have set on fire with Donald Trump right they had this wonderful thing going. They had recovered from the evil Bush administration. Everything was going great and then set it on fire by electing Donald Trump, you know it was Hillary Clinton Fault, yeah she's, the one that blew it. She didn't go sheeting go far enough as you couldn't do it, they think Michelle Obama can, and if we show about watch into that primary, it would turn the whole thing upside down. She be at the top of this in seconds, because You know she has that she's the easiest path to that

the nation, if she wanted it now she is- not shown serious signs of wanting it. But you know as a part of everybody that wants to be present in the United States and there's a part of her That was really more activists than him when she was maybe activist. You know me so behind Barack Obama in their early years. She loves it shit. This is she's, not a passive purse. For at First Lady, like lobbying, has literally no no interest at all in be no higher office by any there right mean even rumours of it. We shall always wanted it in a broad at First Michel always wanted just like Hilary always wanted and so Michel, I think if she did Joe Vince, this was easy and she could close to it. What she probably could, unless Biden RAM and bite, and I think that might be an issue there, but I think we're

I would she would have a real, legitimate shot of a clean path. She could clear, she'd, clear. Half these candidates out the day she announced, I would have a more drop out the day she announced that's how that's how much about of a wave that would be in the Democratic Party right now and end. Hillary Clinton must a turtle. Must all aid whom they are the only positive thing about her run, because it would just and so much but it's like. If you watch game of thrones the young girl, she has the needle, I can't remember name, but she the needle and she's praise at night, every night for the whose honour to kill. You sell it here,

he is just like every night just bring Michelle Obama, Michelle Obama, Michelle Obama just, must driver nuts not that she wants to kill Michelle Obama. That's not what I'm saying! Well, we don't live in the game, a throne, something that was fairly clear. No, I don't think so. Now watch you watch our american finance Finding your dream home, only half of the battle when it comes to how ownership the other half is figuring out, how to finance the purchase and for many homebuyers this could come with a lot of stress. You don't have to ass out of it. Now you have you have people. That are salary base, they work for you, they're gonna, try to find the best mortgage for you there doing financing on your side, its american financing. These guys, in it for you, they work around your schedule that customize the right lane other right loan at the at the lowest rate they even offered down payment assistance, its american financing, American finally

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the fusion of entertainment and in line with this is that going back programme. So why isn't anyone really getting involved in Venezuela? Why are the Democrats not getting involved while the New York Times had a headline yesterday it sounded. The warning cry. Except it's not a warning cry that view would expect- or maybe now we all do. We begin their next. This is that land back programme, so we are a one minute away back into the show. We ve got rid of all along commercial breaks. In this first half hour of every hour of the Prague Castle. We can get right back into things. I can't wait Will you how the Democrats are viewing this and how the press is viewing? The people that are struggling in Venezuela first omitted

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Democrats are finally seeing this. This human crisis, for what it is politics. Now, here's their fear, fear is that President Trump might continue? His tough talk of supporting the ouster of the venezuelan dictator, and why if he succeeds. Well, this would be a veto on amazing miracle for Venezuelans. Right I mean you know, maybe they would be able to eat or how medicine, No! No! No, then your times points out that this may be a new generation of Venezuelans who live in Florida. That might start voting for Republicans. Oh my gosh quote. Mc Grath fury could transform venezuelan Americans into loyal Republicans much like Cubit Americans, so Eventually the bigger issue now for the New York Times

remember when Cassio Cortez says there's, there is a difference, Tween being correct being moral this would be one of those places where you could be correct and moral. It's not freedom or basic dignity for people. So not helping people have to spend a week just to be aid. To afford a loaf of bread. But it how this situation could lose flow of votes in the debt. In for the Democrats in Florida and but we really really bad, because you remember what happened with the with Cuba, Cuba Ricans turned against J F K because of the bay of pigs. They didn't like that. So what happens? If this happen? now. President President Trump reach We recognise the opposition leader,

the interim leader of Venezuela, thousands of Venezuelans gathered in Miami to voice their support and that's exact. The kind of thing making Democrats sweat because Florida. If you lose Florida, you who's the presidency. And then there is also this nice reality. A lot of Democrats prefer Maduro. As they prefer socialism you'll notice that the people who were were all up in arms and showing us what we had to do. We had to support socialism in Venezuela. It was good. In turn that country from a a well. An economic utopia which it was to me, now make utopia which it no longer is.

If he gets chased out of office, that would confer Yet another massive socialist failure- and that makes them crafts here in Amerika uncomfortable, in fact, several of the white pants suit, brig aid in Congress would be v very very uncomfortable fact. They lashed out Trump for supporting the opposition leader, criticized the idea of more sanctions against Maduro howdy You do that. Forty four year old woman quoted in New York Times said, fled Venezuela? Twelve years ago, she settled in Florida became a U S. Citizen last year she said she's, leaning, republican but she didn't like President Trump until he started taking a firm stance on Venezuela. She said, thank God we have this precedent, at least. He is listening to Us

Unfortunately, the previous administration did not so go ahead. Democrats go ahead, can and you down your socialist path of less freedom with your green new deal in the freebies galore. Just don't expect any Venezuelans to vote for it, how grotesque a test that you actually start to view everything as just all things are going to vote, how people? a well now hang on just a second. If we saved people from starvation? That's that's that tell Democrats everything they need to know. He won't stand up for the venezuelan people, the people that they helped shove into this situation: They won't stand up now that they are starving to death and there

children are being taken and smuggled across the border as sex slaves, a giant attic humanitarian crisis. And you don't see anybody talking about it. Why? Because they have to explain what caused the crisis. There still fact checking Donald from speech, or is it only the third? He said a third of peace, Who were coming women who come across the border of sexually assaulted when the correct number is thirty one percent, not thirty. Three, three thirty one percent. Now, of course, other studies that have never much higher but there is one sorry. This is thirty one percent. He said a third, which is thirty three point. Three percent this is of is partly true. Maybe me we'll give him a partly to run it I mean this is a group of people that pave the road. For the venezuelan people to have to deal with that. Yes, a shielded them fair international criticism over and over and over again, as this country went down the cropper thanks.

Of and and and, as you know, were bust driving the, We do, they have done there now you know, and so I do the idea that they're not gonna push back on this. When we have opportunity to maybe put somebody in charge who can bring this country to some sort of rational world, It's gonna put it back into the hands of people at least feed people. Yet I don't want to get involved in anybody else's country. You make your own decisions, but When this is going on when, when Madeira always is actually blocking the bridges, so no medicine and food can get into the p full of the city that scene, I mean there's a Toto going around now of a rapporteur from Israel, whose, having lunch over lunch for four People said it costs about thirty bucks and they showed on a currency that they had to spend on it I mean it's like it looks like something out of it.

We know a mob movie, there's a stacks of cash and extra for five stacks of cash that are probably if seven or eight inches high does all bundled together, get a thirty dollar lunch in that country I mean it is they ve destroyed the entire nation and we now have a bunch of people who are embracing the same thing here yeah I mean. Yes, they're, not as far down the road. Yet the green new deal, though, is not far from what what China is hitting me is that It is that they're saying we're not gonna we're gonna get rid of all cars. Ninety nine percent of cars, we're going do we're gonna, get rid of aeroplanes, we're gonna. Who all high speed trains tell me tell me, which goes. Maybe there's been three three in America and every city that I've ever lived in is always said. We're gonna put in high speed rail put in speed, rail, pudding,

high speed rip. It never works, not the California one, as it is an utter disaster that they said I was gonna caustic a billion dollars and then later estimates were like twenty billion dollars. They are supposed useful, to get from EL aid as San Francisco and on whatever amount of time it was so as to be within the law. They can't do it TAT power Lando I mean it did happen all over the country and F time it happens. It becomes a giant debacle, so we're gonna cancel we're gonna, cut all cars in ten years. Think of that you're gonna have to rid of your car within the next ten years and take high speed rail. Well, how do I get down town we're gonna have all new electric cars that will be pods, that you'll be able to. You know, be able by a taxi kind of away, o o a well that sounds good, except the government would be running it. So I dont think that sounds like a good idea. Governments

gotta be able run either of those programmes efficiently. Look at em track now and that's the thing you have to remember. All of these things, including the green new deal, are just steps Thomas, a book called applied economics thinking beyond stage one and most people don't think of stage one, but this is what they do with her care to these. The Democrats didn't we Obama CARE never wanted Obama care, that's nothing that silliness. You know Palmer. There was nothing but a means to an end, which is what they're doing now back thousand eight. We need Obamacare to solve Oliver Healthcare problems. Now two thousand nineteen? Is we need Medicare for all to solve all the problems from Obamacare right like they they are ten years later saying the system they said would solve. Everything has failed so badly. We have to add a medic care for all something that was the thing the bladder a magnetic can again Medicare a completely failing. Everyone

but nobody likes Medicare whose on Medicare, nobody will supplement the pulling isn't that bad as far as people do, people like it or not, like. I know it's essentially health care, given too for free. They system collapsed, yet so, what's not till, in some ways. Right I mean it's not the most efficient system. There are problems with people know there are problems with it, but we who, when you look at the fact that it responsible for all all of our debt we're tens, trillions of dollars in debt because of this one programme that people are, we are its bankrupting country- and you could say all you want that it's a good thing, but it's not a good thing. Often collapses, which is now that far away. We are completely insolvent because of Medicare largely Social security- secondarily remember it- was ten years Venezuela being a prosperous country. To a failing state and it Ten years from there,

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an official sensor, but essential Sanjay. Yet the way they ve worded it was not specific about king was like we don't like racism right and sees things like well, like racism either so all vote for this, even though I know your basically trying to censure me from my ya, if Steve Kings comments to the New York Times that right housed everything so we're Democrats on the anti semitic remark that has just come out this weekend and our kind of starting to be a long string of them from two nuke but many of them just excusing it. I heard Adam shift basically doing that on CNN today, where he said look, we have to be very specific at the way we work things very legitimate to criticise Israel lure, criticise the israeli lobby in the United States, but we have to be very specific so that no one can take it as if it were anti semitic that was his his explanation. Now, of course, in the same breath, he saying everything that Donald Forms ever said is racist right. It like you, you the region to his soul at all everything he said

is automatically yes, it's a hundred percent racist. With with these comments at our further down these lines and almost anybody, I've ever heard and the Republican Party would go down a racial line. This is, You know she's blatantly saying that. Basically whose are buying off republican politicians, because Jews and money. You know that thing and because it's all about the Benjamin's was her quote. You know that something it's way over the line, and even you know several groups, about. I will say the only Democrat that I saw, who is actually legitimately critical of it, was oddly chipped, Chelsea Clinton who did come out, publicly call her out on that and now she's. She saw that, The problem is trying to repair yes, she said Elsie. I would love to talk with you to Morrow and me because we have to stop you're so right. We have to stop all of these charges. In honor charges of racism and anti Semitism near that's, not what you thought. She sang

still I mean you I wouldn't be surprised to, this be repaired for a little while the issue is. I think this is too deep way Omar and to live in this the new and cause to us at some level as well it so deep within them. The notes socialism. Its socialism is very and and islamist view. I don't know, but I I Since a tendency to be towards an Islamist of Islam. Individual will to live as the first palestinian American. I heard her mother, I believe, lives in the West Bank, she's planning a trip to go to the West Bank. You mean West Bank, otherwise known as Jus data. Now that Palestine, voluntary, but the one in Palestine, the West Bank and Palestine. Sir, formerly known as Jus Data

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I believe that these summary for those of you in order them today right now, don't you feel a sudden urge God Awful House right now. I do I do too I, like waffle, has the hash. Browns are amazing. Just don't eat like twelve to fifteen portions of the maritime May. Only problem with Waffle House is that it's a smoking, restaurant I feel it is? That's not that's so effective. Now like fruit for the like my wife, a lot of such does. I take the kids out for what we call pancake time every weekend for universal breakfasting. Inequalities have suggested waffle house and my wife every time I say it like gives me that look of, like that's a smoking restaurant. You know I find out anything bad. Is it I'm gonna you choose to smoke, you choose a smoke, but it's it's because as there are so few of them. Everybody is smokes It's you feel so few of smoking, restaurants yacht yes and so you're. You know, I remember I remember when I was probably twenty. I went over for a broadcast,

over in Germany and I was in Frankfurt and they didn't of the air handling systems that you have here in Amerika and everybody smoke to NED. I was a smoker at the time tat you just you like halfway through you just me like. I think I should get to a hospital. They ve zebra. I mean it's so bad if you're stone a place where there's a lot of restaurants and allow smoking even having the non smoking section six hour, I urge you could I remember working in a restaurant where they had a smoking section and announced will be adapted. So many of those are gone. If you live in a place, you know like the north we live in the northeast for many years. People who is it us from their work. You walk into a restaurant dwellers, looking like they can even believe it, it's It's amazing how fast that has happened and allow even around here and Texas. It's a very small percentage of the restaurants that will allow you to smoke inside, but the ones that do

arm a little Billiton about it and that in Vienna, as they should be, they have a right there's a bowling alley. That is, you know, family friendly. You know gum ball. We went both air and it was like Really you needed an oxygen masked ball, yeah and end. You know because it was ass, it always fur verse for smokers. Totally fine. Just say you know this is a this is the one for smokers. While you found out didn't, I did I was assigned when you walked in Ngos in an egg in the form of a giant cloud right and then we will know, we didn't complain or anything we just go back. I mean I don't smoke. I dont like smoking. I dont think the government should be involved in tell us whether you should smoke or not. Particularly restaurants and stuff. I will note, So there is a member. The John words to America speech when he was running for president. This before he has he got thrown out because he was, you know not doing some doing some side things. When That aside deal, you know,

with someone other than his wife, the area we who is dying of cancer tat nobody, but there is that the two m This thing applies to bowling alleys. There's the bowling alley that is, like you walk in its just giant smoke, the only thing they server like plastic cups of beer right, the shoes they bought in nineteen, seventy four. Yes, they smell like someone from nineteen six, sixty four and then there's the new age bowling alley, which is like an entered peanut complex with massive lighting, unlike awesome flat, slowly away under the alley. The lanes and projection also looks like your bowling in the water. It's like. I say what is meant that all the massively cool score, keeping in statue odor like waitress service. They bring a good food to your table added a bowling alleys. That's see again, Capital is a man, I mean look if you're in school bowler and you like the old school alley, that's cool. I grew up going to one where you have birthday parties at every time. It is the same thing

Allie. I'm sure is the exact same as it was. Oh yes, it when I was nine years old, but these new ones, I mean they its. It makes it fun right, like they ve got the puppy kids are five and seven they had the popup a bumper bull. Things is pop. Where were you? week when they come up two bullets that it another and when you and when I'm up two bullets, they're, not us crazy, at least an on telling you it's reverse in my family, it's it is an amazing, improve media, and all this going on Glenn. Why were killing the earth were killed? we're doing a drawing the are well not exactly. There are a couple of studies that have come out that shit oh that we might want to revise. A few thing gathers once sword today saying that scientists have reduced the forecast of sea level rise. Seven times, but only so but only the seven- it's not many times now, fifty times. Now it's only seven time right- and this is what happens- there's two things that that these studies tended

one is. They will occasionally revise their estimates and realize you know what things just aren't as bad as we thought they were going to be, but that just because of ex wines happen famously with James Hansen, who testified in four of Congress. This NASA scientists. They got the guy Al Gore's guy when it comes what warming and he projected all these I prefer level rises and with differences, is as to how bad are evil of capital. Go like if he really high emissions and maybe, if we cut them and the tempered the actual, temperatures followed a line that was less dangerous then, the lowest of his estimates and carbon emissions it actually Kurd were higher than is highest estimates That's how wrong they were. That's one of the ways that we hit later on. They say: well, we didn't know what we were doing back then, and now we now we do and that's what you have to believe. Scientists are always wrong until they are always right until they tell you they were previously wrong, but when they tell

you that they were previously wrong. That's them telling you there currently right it's them the greatest place in the world to live, because you can never be wrong, then the only people who can say the wrong and when they see they're wrong. That means there currently right. That's the way to live anywhere said. It's always that they are wrong about global warming when they say we're all going to die and they have to keep Revising it down. And then on things like the economy and money, printing and inflation. They say There is none until they have to keep revising. Oh yeah. This is worse Of course, it's always its It's always. It always makes it easier for the big government to grow curly reading a book called tactfulness dear this. I think it is might have read it. I think it may be made recommended by you, but at the beginning of it they go through to professor and he's talking about how much the world has changed and improved, and he go through list of ten questions?

the questions are stuff like has the global global incredible. Immense poverty has increased by double state about the same or has decreased by half an hour what choice in they ask Lino educated college students is sometimes really import. People and they constantly get it wrong. We all think it's doubled or at the very best it state about the same when in reality, none of the answers are right, it hasn't been decreased by fifty percent is much more than that. Its action We ve been proved that much any closer of questions like that, where meet there, correct answer is something that's kind of positive for the world, and everyone gets it wrong there, The question where people generally speaking get it right is he asks, do so It is generally believed the earth is warming and almost but it gets that one right now. Why of all these things that we're talking about struck him of poverty and hunger

decreased by seventy eighty. Ninety percent. Why on earth would that be? less important and less covered in. That message has not been pushed out there as much as the earth Generally warming media, it The right is the focus of the people that get us for information that the gate, the guards at the gate? And that is what the problem is, You know we have the situation with what is going on. These poor people in Russia. The polar bears, the polar bears now these people live in them in the very remote area of Russia and there being terrorized by polar bears to the point they they can't even set their kids to school. Now we ve been told, of course, that there any polar bears. Letters like nine left on earth, because all of them are being killed by global warming right wing. Not true, they have what habit. Five

four percent increase ought Eve hundred percent increase of the from I really there's five thousand in the seventies and in the last numbers that I saw, which was probably Lee two thousands was about twenty thousand now about eight percent and they are issues vicious animals you get into a reason, but they don't open coke bottles and we're out a leech other. That's not what happens. That's that's not real, but if you know this, what happened when we, Our United States got outraged when people were going in going to hunt lions in Ethiopia. I saw this weekend. Ricky Jarvis came out with her. To you to raise your Jervis. He came out with with these pictures of the people that went on these game hunts. Why do people hunt lions beat pause. The people in the villages want them dead. Yes, we ve been here everyone's outrage because we killed them. They're they're celebrating that we came and killed them there get tat.

Rise by lines, the same thing is happening with the polar bears now course. What's the thing they are sick, was to be extinct. Because of global warming. That's it we're. So there is none left because of global warming. Now, why are they are attacking global warming. Because you see it's warmer, so they have to spend more time on land, which means that's. Why they're all around people all the time now so them going? stinks was global warming, even though they didn't go extinct and other there, so many of them in around humans. It's also global warming. Again, what great place to live every single thing that occurs? You can see its global Warner. They had. No one can disagree with you. I think I'm gonna surrender I just when we liberal progressive. There's a lot easier. It so easy to do it you're famous you read your except in your hang out with the cool people, and you never have to think things through indirect. Have to be right, a love that meantime we will do the right thing the beach

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a two thousand eight event away from Having socialism man, a green new deal in this the brought this is the problem with the binary choice thing, because it they just don't like trump so whatever Travis for they are gets, they used to be against late term in last. Second, abortion not or not, write like they used to be against free trade and now not because trumps, sure trumpet has taken tariff positions that done they used to love and now hate. The problem is if, if it. Comes down to a situation where we have an economic collapse, the one on one situation: they don't like tromp. If trumps, the one are you for capitalism going to go the other way and they also we're gonna go the other way because they ll promise jobs, hey if we have to We have to build high speed rail and we have to do all this they're gonna, they're gonna, just say this: the work projects this week.

Dams like this. This is how every socialist utopia begins right. It's it's the idea of weakening. We understand you, don't necessarily feel comfortable with these sorts of things, but we need them right now. Its common sense to do him right now. The economy is going down and where trouble. You need us. We in Ireland I can't get past is, is how. How blind people are on the left. May I do. I know this is really going to. U no great lengths here, but may I a cardy be from last week when she was when she was tall King about where is it tax dollars go and you know they're taking this money from celebrities. Listen, I think no the government thinking forty percent of my taxes and Uncle SAM? I want to know what to do with my tax money, because you know what I'm saying like what Donnie Leg or you don't look kid from

foreign country they gave you of dates of what they do. Should the nation? I want to know what to do with my tax money, because I'm from New York and the streets is always dirty was boarded the dirtiest city in Amerika. What is doing this to read from the beyond trains are no yonder spending may not be imprisoned, because we give full unawares one John for four or five miles. So what is your with life? Be money? Why is yeah doorway? My money I want to know I want receives. I was everything our knowledge is, though my money she is classy. Entry owing to underwear is in prison and one jumpsuit every six, my lunch could we a video other clap where she says her poor lifestyle. Hey I, who was celebrities, do something very extravaganza, something very luxurious. These people, the UK, dawn needed there, always going back,

whereas who could have done this and that we shall money in is like a boy the top people, what to do with their hard work and as money for do. You know that art is celebrities. The iris of every check they who make the automatically to forty five percent? Why are you serious cardio no standard is, is honestly only happening to celebrities and artists, only celebrities, only celebrities at all they have to pay these things called taxes. Clueless absolutely clueless heads less entertaining from a lot of people, but that that some mainstream You point would have no idea that people like Cartier paying forty five percent of taxes. She just happens to be thrust into this world because our success, most people who are listening to music art, don't believe that even happening with which we