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That is right, my friends, Conservative not bitter. Indeed, I am
still looking, still looking with all my might for the left's version of not
bitter talk, because I am certain it does not exist. Because it can't
exist. It is antithetical to the worldview and to the acceptable behavior type to
the godless extremists on the radical left. And just as a point of clarification,
I'm not talking about all democrats. I'm not even talking about liberals.
I'm talking about the extremist radical leftists, which, by the way, this
Israeli Palestinian conflict, war, war on terror, whatever you want to call
it, has actually caused these people who are the radicals to raise their hands
and to identify themselves. The problems that exist. The hatred that exists for
the not just the people of Israel, but for the Jewish people around the
world, my friends, is unbelievable. This is a worldwide phenomenon of evil.
In fact, I'm going to tell you some of the things you've seen
probably by now that this airport, where was it? Os, wasn't it
one of the stands? I think where Augustan? It was stormed? Allegedly.
This has been reported on social media. I've seen articles. In fact,
I think I've got an article in the stack of stuff today at toddefshow
dot com. But a bunch of individuals hell bent on apparently kidnapping or assaulting
or maybe worse, a flight of Jewish people that they believed had arrived in
in their city at their airport. They stormed the airport, stormed past security,
got onto the tarmac, charged the plane. It's crazy. It's absolutely
insane and crazy, the stuff that is going on out there, even in
our own streets. My friends. Look, I've said to OS, I've
said to lots of people. I've said on here. We can have disagreements
on the particulars of potential ways to address this conflict. People can have different
opinions on one state or two state solution. People can have You know,
this show is not designed to be a blanket approval, a rubber stamp of
everything that Israel does. People can disagree on particulars of what is you know,
maybe some things that can be changed and so forth. But the idea,
the idea that Hamas is in the right. Here, my friends,
if you want to tell me and tell the world that you have a nonexistent
moral compass, then tell me, then make the statement on social media or
elsewhere in public. Of course, these these clowns do it in two places.
They either do it in large groups when they protest typically turns into riots.
But when they protest or riot in groups stopping traffic oftentimes, as we
talked about last week in Minneapolis, attacking, assaulting allegedly and an older gentleman
who was not part of that who was simply trying to get through the area.
They either gather in large groups and yell very offensive things. Of course,
I'm, my friends, and virtually unoffendable. I don't let the words
of people with no moral compass, the morally reprehensible, those who do not
care or have no ability any longer to discern between right and wrong. I
don't let those individuals' impacts or excuse me, their words and silly phrases impact
me other than to say it's dangerous, right, and for you to know
and for others to know and to hear the truth, because truth, of
course is the antidote to this nonsense. And so it's around the world they're
calling for reprehensible things. What did I see? I've got a tweet somewhere
that I saw. Let me see if I'm trying to find it. Really
I haven't. Actually, I think I retweeted it out yesterday. This is
from a Muslim am mom. He goes on Twitter. His Twitter handle is
Emom of Peace and he has retweeted. It's got a screenshot here of some
other lunatics post. It's got a picture of Hitler. Oh, of course
Hitler. Hitler with his Nazi symbol on his left arm and his ridiculous looking
little mustache. The tweet, the initial tweet says, at least now the
world know well knows they left off the s at least now the world knows
why he talking about Adolf Hitler, why he did what he did. Yeah,
at least now Because the hatred of the Jewish people is rampant in certain
circles. I don't care where you are, it's certainly worse in some places.
But it exists everywhere, every corner of the world. And dare I
say this, Dare I say this? To ignore this, the religious component
of this is Doing so is a dangerous, a dangerous step to take because
this at its core, my friends, I am not I'm not saying it's
justified. I'm not saying it's good. But at its core we have to
recognize the religious connotation here. This is deeply, deeply religious. You have
a group of people, a group of people that believe that they the radical
Islamic extremist, the fascists of all shapes and sizes, Whether they are just
of the atheistic wing of fascism, whether they are the Islamo fascist wing of
fascism. It doesn't matter which wing of fascism. There is a deep and
abiding hatred for that which is good, for that which is godly, truly
godly, scriptural, biblical, and they hate it. They hate it in
ways. Folks, I've said on here for a long time, sit on
here for a long time. One of the things that this country has done,
our nation. You know these things have to happen. You can't.
You've heard the analogy, of course of boiling the frog, right, You
put a frog in. And this is just the metaphor, my friends,
take it easy. If you're a fan of frogs, but you take a
frog, you put them in lukewarm water, right room temperature water, and
you begin to heat it up gradually as he's in the pan of water,
and at first it begins to feel good, comfortable, even he's got a
little jacuzi going on. But then it's just gradual turns up the heat to
where now he's sitting in his own death trap here. And that is effectively
what's been happening in this country for a long long time. We have been
on the wrong path, the wrong trajectory. We have a group of people
that I am convinced, excuse me, I am convinced without any hesitation whatsoever,
that at their core they hate that which is good. They hate truth
ultimately because they hate the notion that there is a creator. They hate the
notion that they are accountable to a creator. Friends, if you're a true
conservative libertarian and you don't believe in in God, and you want to live
your life in such a way to not respect that and not to acknowledge that,
that is your prerogative in your business. However, what happens is there
are people who do not respect, do not respect the choices and the freedoms
of others that you're note. They want to eradicate those who believe those things.
They want to eradicate those who believe in a God, in the God
of the Bible in particular. They don't want to have to hear about This
is why I think at their core, they don't want to have to hear
for externally in their ears, coming from someone else, the things that they
have known in their hearts to be true, meaning that they were created in
the image of an almighty, all loving, all powerful God, and that
God has standards and expectations, and that we've all fallen short of that.
But see those that fall short of that and turn to that God and say
forgive me, and begins a relationship that God opens his ardens wide to them
through his son Jesus. But others don't want that. They know that accepting
a path back to God means accepting that I have to be accountable. I'm
not the God of my own life. I can't do this this and this
behavior in the look. Christianity is not a list of dos and don'ts,
but the idea that we cannot and do not have to repent and turn from
things is of course a lie straight from the pits of hell. And so
these folks, these folks, they hear these things externally, and they think,
how can I turn that off? Because it echoes externally what I believe,
what I know in my heart to be true. And so they want
to make everything morally equivalent. They don't like this idea of one thing being
better or preferable to another. They don't like the idea of a moral standard,
because, after all, my friends, if there is a moral standard,
then there absolutely has to be someone who set that standard in place i
e. God. They don't like any of that, They hate that.
And so we just haven't had the temperature turned up as hot here in from
coast from sea to shining sea, right. And there are certain cities where
that water temperature has been boiling for some time. And that's where you see
in places like Portland or San Francisco or Seattle, these these places that are
truly godless and run by extreme radical, deranged thinking and mentality and so forth.
But even more so outside outside of this country, where it's been boiling
over for a long time. It doesn't take them nearly as long to get
to the point where they're suddenly totally fine with posting things like this like I
read to you. By the way, the emom of pieces is retweeting it
saying it's wrong. I want to be clear, he's not promoting that message.
Promoting the message that we hear from the anti Semites around the world,
the evil, wicked, godless anti Semi around the world. They're the ones
that are saying they understood why Hitler did what he did. This Imam of
Peace actually said, they will tell you it's about Palestine and quote the occupation
to hide the fact that they want Jews dead, whether they support Israel or
not. Absolutely true, my friend, this is a Muslim emom who tweeted
this. They want them all dead, massacred, burned alive, and thrown
into the ocean. This is the truth. He is exactly right. So
when you hear them protesting, when you hear the Hamas Kaccus, the Aocs,
the Rashida Talibs, the Cory Bush's, she's out there. I got
something on the stack of stuff that she's out there saying that's absolutely despicable and
absurd accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing. In fact, So I want to talk
about this today. Oz and I have had a good discussion kind of behind
the scenes here and it's spurred on some things that I want to share with
you because I think it's helpful. I think it provides some context, and
I think it's necessary. So we're going to talk about this today. Let
me and I will say this. I know and I fight sometimes I do.
I fight sometimes that the heaviness of what's going on, I will tell
you I understand, I understand, and I would also tell you that while
this is quite concerning what we see going on around us, the numbers of
people that show up to these protests that basically call for the death of israelis
from the river to the sea means from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
That's what they want to be, the land of Palestine, that's what
they want to see, you know, they want to see no Jews there.
And if you ask them where you put them, where do you suggest
that they go? The answers you get will appall you and you know exactly
what I'm talking about. But I know this stuff is heavy and so but
I will tell you, and I told Oz this too. I well,
data shows that there's still a lot more people, the vast majority of people
people clearly side with Israel in this matter. And that is good. It
doesn't mean Israel's perfect. It doesn't mean that there's nothing that ever can be
done or you know, it doesn't mean that Israeli lives are worth more than
Palestinian lives. As not the case at all. But as we talk about,
as we'll talk about here in the remainder part of this remaining part of
this program, when you have an evil group that has started a war,
an evil group in Hamas stated in their charter, they want the absolute annihilation,
the destruction, the death of Israelis and Jews. When that group of
people engages in conflict, when they have decided, they have made the decision,
my friends, they have made the decision that innocent people are going to
die. That decision has been made. It is sad and sickening that I
have to tell you that the decision has been made, and it's been made
by Hamas. Israel is trying to limit it. Israel is trying to prevent
it as much as possible. Hamas is intentionally, unequivocally, without any doubt
whatsoever, trying to maximize the casualties, trying to make it look as bloody
and gruesome and as wicked as possible that they so that they can blame Israel
for things like what Corey Bush here, sitting representative member of Congress, lunatic
radical leftist member of the Hamas Caucus, says Israel's engaged in ethnic cleansing,
when Israel is only defending herself and trying to eradicate from the face of the
planet people who are barbaric and evil and wicked, who are hellbent, who
are committed to the death to kill innocent Jewish people in Israel, and by
the way, anyone else that doesn't agree with their religion, and anyone else
that gets in their way. Timeouts in order we're going to talk about this
today. All's so got some a little bit lighter stuff to get to as
well, including Kamala Harris telling us why she supports President Bribery and his reelection
because quote, he is very much alive. So, my friends, quick
time out. You're listening here to conservative not better talk. I am your
host, the one, the only, the benevolent, the all caring man
behind the microphone back here in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends.
You know, I thought, and discussing this with Oz again before the
program today, I thought the best way to maybe frame what's happening is to
use what's happening in Israel with Thomas and so forth. Now, I know
that there's a ton of context here, but I thought, I thought I
would use an example here that maybe maybe hasn't been done and it has nothing
to do well, that has nothing to do with what's happening here. It's
actually completely on the other side of the planet, and it takes us back
what eighty years or so, now, back to December seventh, nineteen forty
one. I think understanding the US war with Japan in World War two is
I think there's a ton of similarities here. So let me be between what
hamas and not. And look, there's a lot of other contexts that we've
been through. I just want to paint the picture because because I think that
there's things to learn and things that we can apply from this. So this,
let me, if you will, kind of paint the picture really quickly.
The Pacific theater of World War two. I'm not by any stretch of
the imagination an expert in this, although I've to this is one of my
most well, you hate to say favorite parts of American history when it involves
war, but it's there's tons of lessons, and there's tons of there's tons
of leaders like Winston Churchill right that they came out of this time and in
generals and so forth, and America coming together. There's a lot of good
story here. But this I want to talk specifically about the Pacific Theater.
So December seventh, nineteen forty one, we know that the Japanese launched a
sneak attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, taking out a large amount of our
Pacific fleet, although not all of that fleet was taken out because some of
the ships, at least a few were out at sea that day and we're
not in Pearl Harbor. They attacked us, by the way, on a
Sunday morning. This is important. This is important because even though as the
Left will tell you today, America is not a Christian nation. It's not
a Christian nation in the sense that it was set up to be a thioc,
but the idea that Christian beliefs and principles and Christians did not were not
instrumental informing this place is inaccurate. But nonetheless, the point is is that
a lot of those men in the navy were it was. It was Sunday,
it was a day of rest, and it was a day of church,
and it was a day that America would be less on its toes.
Which if you think back to when the Hamas terrorists attacked the Jewish people in
Israel on October seventh, what day was that? That was the Jewish Sabbath,
which is a Saturday, that's the day of rest for the Jewish people.
It also came during a Jewish holiday, so again the same concept there
so, but the Japanese came in attacked the early morning Sunday, December seventh,
nineteen forty one, doing a tremendous amount of damage to the United States
military Navy in particular in that part of the world. And then they began
to expand their well their delusional vision of world dominance of them along with the
Italians under the brutal leadership of Benito Mussolini and of course the rabid, evil
leader of Germany Adolf Hitler. Of course, that was in the European theater,
but they all had visions of grandeur as they wanted to have world dominance.
And so the Japanese began attacking other parts of the world, taking it
over. And as the United States got into the war, they declared war.
I believe the next day on Japan, FDR made a speech talking about
that day that will live in infamy. The United States rebuilt their military.
The United States came together in this country. Large amounts of men were sent
to war. Women were working here putting together munitions and equipment and aircraft and
everything else to help us fight and win World War two. And so we
rebuilt the fleet. We began a process of reclaiming that territory that the Japanese
had overtaken in the South Pacific, and that's where you will find a lot
of names of islands, Battle of Midway, Iwo, Jima. We began
taking peace by peace the islands that the imperialists of Japan had overtaken, fighting
to liberate them, fighting to push back the true imperials, imperialists here in
Japan. And so we won battle by battle, and it was brutal,
my friends. The Japanese military was committed to fight to the death. There
was really not a lot in the way of surrender. Remember this is also
the nation the culture that created well that used the kamikaze pilot. Right.
You basically, again, you fly your aircraft into the deck of a well
US ship or what have you to call. You know, you're gonna take
yourself out, but you're basically flying a self guided missile at that particular point
in time. Again brings back memories of what happened from terrorists who are basically
of the same cloth as Hamas who flew planes into trade towers on September eleventh,
two thousand and one, or into the Pentagon, or headed to Washington,
d C. To take out the Capitol Building or the White House,
we believe, and they were crashed in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania by
a brave group of passengers aboard flight ninety three. So you have similar situation
and if there's some similarities, right, you've got one group that's an aggressor
that's launching an attack on another unprovoked. Now you could say, you know,
there's some things the United States did public policy wise, international relations wise,
that increased the tensions, but nothing justified what was happening. Here.
Likewise, you could say maybe Israel has done things that made it more tense,
but at the same time, at the same time, decisions are almost
always understandable that the Israeli government takes my friends, almost always, if you
are truly fair about this reason I say almost is because I don't know.
I can't say with absolute certainty that there's not been an example of not But
the things I am aware of, things that I am aware of are justified
the overarching main principles of how they are trying to protect themselves from the terrorists
that are in Hamas, that are running the Gaza strip, that are the
Palestinians elected leaders there. It's understandable to me. So the United States,
as they began back in World War Two to take over these islands and move
their way back to Japan, they started doing calculations. They started calculating the
loss of life, how many how many US military personnel were going to die
in the battle if we went and invaded the main islands of Japan, because
we had pushed them back, had taken over the territory that they had they
had claimed in the South Pacific, and now we were basically trying to get
them to surrender. They would not surrender. Important as well. I gotta
take a break here, but that's important as well. Hamas has been negotiated
with in by the Israelis. They've had people like Clinton and everyone else.
Now that was the Palestinian those PLO, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, But at
their core, the people that have been leading the Palestinians, they themselves have
almost always been terrorists. And at their core if you look, Israel was
prepared on numerous occasions to give up land in return for peace. The Palestinians
rejected that five times over many years. By the way, this is similar
to the Japanese refusing to accept defeat and to unconditionally surrender. No one was
trying to take over Japan, by the way. They just wanted an unconditional
surrender and a withdrawal from the war and that would be it. But that
of course was not something that Japan was prepared to do for many reasons that
I don't want to get into on this program today. That's again, any
of these things could be you know, multiple programs at times at least lengthy
discussion. So I want to pause. I want to pause at the point
in American history, where we were prepared, where we had regained the territory
that the Japanese had overtaken. We had pushed them back to the main Japanese
islands, and we were considering what to do because they wou they wouldn't surrender,
They would not unconditionally surrender, so we had decisions to make. So
I want to pause there because there are similarities between that war and what is
happening today. So what time out is in order? My friends, sit
tight, We'll continue this conversation on the other side of the break listening to
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a minute here before we got to take another break. But we had a
we had set the stage. United States had surrounded or pushed Japan back to
their main islands. And now we were making calculations. President Truman at the
time and his military and his advisors were deciding what to do, and they
calculated the numbers of casualties and deaths that would be that that would happen if
we sent ground forces in to fight to force them to surrender in Japan the
main islands, right, And so it was an astronomically high number. I
don't have the number in front in front of me, but I remember seeing
this in the past. It was a huge number. And so now they
had a decision to make. You have an enemy that was an aggressor,
an enemy that is the one that started this, an enemy that refused to
unconditionally surrender, and so you have to you have to do whatever it takes
to force them into a position where they are not going to be able to
act aggressively. Again, they have proven, they have proven that they cannot
be trusted. They have proven that they are willing, they are willing to
go after targets. When you were at supposed peace or at least not engaged
in war. They did that at Pearl Harbor, and so we knew we
had to fight to force them to the end. We had to win the
war. And this is another principle. By the way, too many people
want to find a way to all these calls to lay down arms and have
a cease fire. I heard someone say recently, Israel is the only nation
that's not allowed to win a war. They have to win this war because
if they don't, they're just giving these evildoers, these terrorists, a chance
to regroup and to do it all over again. And so it was a
similar situation. I know it's different because we're talking about a whole nation and
it's another side of the world, and there's different factors there that played into
why we got there, But from a thirty fifty thousand foot view, it's
the same general thing. You got an aggressive enemy that launched an unprovoked,
unjustifiable attack on the United States. They refuse to surrender, they refuse to
lay down their arms, and so you're forced to make a decision by them
agree by them refusing to put down their arms. My friends, and this
is the point they they have decided that innocent people are going to die by
not unconditionally surrendering. They had made the decision that there was going to be
more death. They had made the decision to say, come in and fight
us, knowing full well, full well that innocent women, children, elderly
people, sick people were going to die. They had calculated that they the
Japanese, and they were prepared to pay that price. And so we then
had to decide. This nation had to decide, under the leadership of Harry
S. Truman back in the day, what are we going to do?
And along came a weapon that we had been testing and so forth, and
that's when we dropped two atomic bombs on Japan. Note that it was two
by the way. We dropped the first one on Hiroshima, and it's still
after dropping that weapon, it still did not cause the Japanese to unconditionally surrender.
After the disaster, after the chaos and the death and destruction at that
weapon level, they still refused to surrender. So we dropped a second on
the city of Nagasaki days later. I'm not looking, folks, these are
terrible decisions that have to make. I am just saying the decision that said
innocent people are going to die was made by the Japanese. And likewise,
the decision that says that innocent children and women, it's atrocious. I hate
it they've made that decision. The question is is Israel going to stand by
in the case of Hamas and not protect their women and children, because the
only way to protect them ultimately is to eradicate these lunatics and clowns and terrorists
from the face of the planet. My friends, they are not interested in
compromising. They're only interested in cease fires whenever helps them. That's for a
strategical advantage, is not because they've suddenly come to some agreement. They want
the annihilation of Israel, and so Israel is left in this position to say
that Hamas has decided innocent people are going to die. Israel has then said,
we understand that, we don't like it. We're going to try to
minimize as best we can that number. We're gonna drop leaflets, We're gonna
call their cell phones, We're gonna make announcements. Hey get out of Gaza
City, Hey get out of northern Gaza immediately. They've been calling for this
for a long time now, Hamas. On the other hand, what do
they do. They prevent the people from leaving. They put their military command
and control operations in the basements of hospitals, They use mosques, they use
highly populated areas helping my friends for one of two things, either to deter
Israel from striking them where they're shooting these missiles from or making command decisions and
so forth, or to maximize civilian deaths so as to win the propaganda battle
that is being waged in this war. Timeouts in order, I know,
is quick time out. There's a lot of similarity I'm telling you between how
we fought Japan in the war at World War two and how this is being
addressed today. Israel is trying its darnedest to limit civilian casualties. Yet they
are being called by lunatics like Corey Bush, who has no business being in
Congress. They are being called by her ethnic cleansers. It's reprehensible what she's
saying. It's reprehensible what they're doing, what she is allowing, what she
is ignoring. There's a lot of similarities there. I thought it would be
helpful to hopefully us to kind of paint that picture explained From that perspective,
what's going on. Tough decisions have to be made. Israel is trying to
limit the casualties. Hamas is the one that's causing them. There's no other
way to look at it. My friends, quick time out backer in just
a minute. Welcome back to my friends. I want to shift gears here.
I told you I mentioned this earlier. Kamala Harris, she was interviewed
on sixty Minutes. It's a guy's name interview her. I'm drawing a No,
it's not him, it's another gentleman. I'll find it in a minute.
Anyway, Kamala is being asked about Joe Biden. I just want you
to listen to this. This is I mean, all I can take from
this is Kamala is on Joe's is endorsing Joe Biden for president because he's not
dead yet. That's what I meant. That should be. Maybe the campaign's
looking I don't know, he's still alive. Is that how she said it?
Listen to this nonsense. People on Twitter are actually saying this was her
best performance and it includes this gem talking to some Democratic donors and they have
told us that should something befall president Biden and he is not able to run,
that there would be a free for all for who would run as president.
You are in the spot that that would be a natural for you to
step up. But we're hearing from donors that they would not naturally fall into
line. Why is that, Well, first of all, I'm not going
to engage in that hypothetical because Joe Biden is very much alive and running for
reelection. No. I mean, that is a concern, and a legitimate
concern. I would say, I hear from a lot of different people,
a lot of different things, But let me just tell you I'm focused on
the job. I truly am. If our democracy is on the line,
Bill, and I, frankly, in my head, do not have time
for parlor games when we have a president who is running for reelection, I
can believe that that's it. Oops, that silence at the end was not
edited in. Bill Whittaker was the name of the gentleman that had the interview
there. Sorry, I didn't have that at my fingertips. But Kamala out
there probably making the strongest case for Biden I've ever heard for president. Well,
he's very much alive. That's about. That's about the only thing I
could come up with too. Kamala, so well done. That was her
best performance today. Quick time out my friends back in just a minute.
Welcome back to my friends. Not only am I the one who I'm not
the only one who thinks that the best campaign slogan that Biden could come up
with is what Kamala just said. I think that Democrats agree with that.
I shared yesterday that Democrats are what is it eleven percent? Biden in the
past month has seen eleven one percentage points drop in well in Democrats who are
pleased with this. I think it's the overall job performance. He's got a
thirty seven percent approval rating amongst Americans thirty seven percent. What would have to
happen? I don't even want to ask this because I'm afraid to even put
this out there, but what would have to happen for the remaining thirty seven
percent to realize that this guy wasn't doing a very good job? I mean,
really, what would have to happen? Because there is quite literally nothing,
and I mean this, there is nothing for this administration to hang its
hat on. There is nothing. Everything that they touch is worse, from
the economy to the border. Of course, I know that that's by design,
but I'm just saying, in practical terms, all these things become worse
in every conceivable, every measurable way. What are these thirty seven percent out
there saying? I think Kamala is onto something. Joe Biden twenty twenty four.
He's very much alive. Although, as I say that, and I
watched some of the nonsense happen out there, tripping and everything else, I
don't know how long they could get away with that. But I've got to
go. My friends, have a great day. SDG