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you include the appropriate amount of adoration and praise. So, as usual,
mondays, lots of things to cover, lots of things to talk about that
happened over the weekend. Maybe some things we didn't get to. Got a
question from a listener in the audience, and have that on the list of
things, or dare I say the stack of stuff to get to as well?
Today? But I want to start with the story that we referenced talked
about a little bit, not this part of it. We talked in general
about this story. Last week, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, leftist,
radical, leftist democrat. Remember we briefly shared with you that he was
accusing Governor Abbot of the state of Texas of being racist because Abbot and other
conservative or Republican governors were sending illegal immigrants to cities that were run by black
mayors. That's he said, Hey, this is racist. Abbot and others
that are doing this, probably undoubtedly to Santists, which again where we are
in Florida currently as well. I don't know that he mentioned to Santis by
name, but anyone that's doing it. According to Eric Adams, leftist running
the city of New York, said that it's it's racist if you're sending illegal
immigrants or those who are seeking asylum, which folks, even I look,
I understand, I've gone through this before, and I think sometimes this gets
lost in translation, and I've said this on this program before, but I'm
going to say it again before we talk specifically about Eric Adams. But I
understand, I understand why people want to come to this nation in general.
With Look, I don't have problems with this nation. I think that this
nation is a city on a shining hill or shining light right just for all
of the world to see. Not that it's perfect. Heaven knows that there
are problems in this country, but they're not foundational problems. Those foundational problems
we have have been eradicated and fixed. It does not mean, though,
that we have perfect people who are living in this country, right, And
this goes that that's the case no matter no matter where you're going to live,
right, no matter which country, which part of the world you're going
to have. This is the nature of humanity. This is our fallen and
broken and sinful nature. We're not going to be perfect. So case by
case, of course, there are going to be problems as the As it's
been said before by conservatives in the past. And I don't know who gets
the credit for this one. It's not me. I'm I'm taking it from
someone else. I think it may have been William Buckley, but he said,
whoever said it, I think it was Buckley said, the problem with
socialism is socialism. The problem with capitalism are capitalists. In other words,
the system of Socialism itself is broken. It's the system that is the problem.
If you want to talk about something that's systemically the problem, look at
socialism. Socialism causes an equality of suffering. Socialism, as Churchill said,
as the it's the creative of envy, right, this is it's a morally
bankrupt worldview and ideology. Now that's because of the force aspect. If folks
willingly decide to share things as human beings, that is their prerogative, but
under the force of government where folks do not have a choice, and where
it actually incentivizes people to not work or provide for themselves. We talk about
this every year we talk about the story of Thanksgiving. There's an element of
that that we can find in the real or the true story of Thanksgiving that
Rush Limbaugh used to share that we've continued in his honor on this program.
But this this problem that we have as it pertains to Eric Adams, or
just in general, with kind of the hypocrisy that we see from the left,
criticize people for wanting to have a secure border, criticizing people for wanting
to tighten down some of the issues that we have, criticizing people who want
things like the remain in Mexico policy, criticizing people who have pointed out that
AOC engaged in pure political theater when she went to the border to pretend that
she was crying outside of cages that children had been locked in by President Trump
himself. Virtue, basically, that's basically the idea. And so we've we've
got this this false narrative, and we've got the hypocrisy. But at least
people like me and the vast majority of you, we understand why people want
to come here. The leftist, if they're being honest with themselves, that
they're being consistent, if they're not being hypocritical, would say they don't.
They don't even understand why someone would want to come here, because the way
that they talk about this nation, the way that they talk about the founders,
the way that they talk about the liberty that we have, the constitution
that we have. They don't outright just badden out the constitution, but they
pull out principles, the principles of liberty and freedom of fact. I got
a story in the stack of stuff where again the politicians, the leftists,
and the state of this time is Virginia, are doubling down on the idea
that parents have no business deciding what their kids are learning in the public education
system, which is insane, which is absolutely ludicrous, that we have gotten
to the point where the government believes are certain people in the government, people
who are making decisions in this government, believe that parents do not have a
right or a role in public education what their children are learning. Instead,
they want to hand it over to the technocrats, the education experts, and
so forth, who are undoubtedly, without a question, always education and taught
and trained by radical, extreme leftists. And I'm not talking individual teachers that
sometimes the case. I'm talking about the people that run the people that run
these things, like teachers unions. By the way, that's another story in
the stack of stuff. Colorado, the state teachers union there has recently passed
a that I can't they've passed. They voted to basically condemn capitalism the teachers
union in Colorado, which, by the way, even though those teachers are
in the socialists, you know, type of little economic or i should say,
educational bubble where they think they should be compensated based upon how many years
they've been to school, regardless of the value that they bring to the classroom.
How effective they are at teaching students and so forth. They are paid,
they have money to operate their schools because of capitalists. So now they're
out there actually publicly denouncing capitalism. And this is the sort of thing that's
happening in this country. And so how can the leftists do those sorts of
things repeatedly hate on America as founded, hate on the American principles and ideas,
hate on the idea of parents being in control of their children's education,
hate on the idea of actually believing in free market capitalism. How can they
hate all of those things and still explain to us why people want to come
here. Because they hate everything that this nation was built upon and what this
nation stands for, what this nation represents. They want to see this nation
rebuilt in the image of something other than the US Constitution, something other than
Western thought and Western civilization, something other than the founding documents, something other
than jude and Cres principles and beliefs and so forth. They want something altogether
different. And you can see what they want. They want a morally bankrupt
and depraved worldview determining where we go. It's the transagenda, It's the the
I hate America. The blame America first crowd is the anti capitalists, the
woke, the antifa, the pro abortion radicals. I'm not just saying folks
who are even pro choice, though I'm very much pro life. I'm talking
about people who are actually celebrating to take microphones and cheer and celebrate the fact
that they've had abortions or that women are going through at abortions. I'm talking
what do they what do they have if they were being honest, what do
they have to say about this nation that would explain to anyone why people want
to come here? Why would they What redeemable quality in the mind of a
leftist is there that makes people want to come here? The answer is there
aren't anything. There aren't anythings that make people want to come here if they
see this country through the eyes of a radical leftist, because they hate this
country. And so but we clearly have the problem people fleeing their countries,
which again I understand right, and part of it is because their countries are
being run by corrupt individuals. There's violence everywhere, there's poverty. I am
absolutely positively sympathetic to people in those situations, and I think the best way
to solve those problems is to export the ideas that made this country great.
And how can you do that if you're a radical leftist? How can you
do that because you don't believe in those ideas? And so what are we
what are they proclaiming? How are they being ambassadors for liberty and free them?
How are they doing that? They're not, They're not doing that.
Instead, they're out there apologizing for America or coming up with some other ridiculous
policy. Which again, something else in the stack of stuff today is the
state of California. There's been an advisory board that has recommended that they move
forward with reparations, reparations packages that include a minimum, as I understand it,
of three hundred and sixty thousand dollars for every black resident who can demonstrate
prove I guess that they're actually I'm gonna pause because I don't even know if
that's true. I think there's actually a couple of a couple of ways you
might be able to someone might be able to qualify for that money, should
that be turned into law. And by the way, the same state who
has recently defaulted defaulted on a paying back a federal own to the US government
for what was it for unemployment coverage? Like twenty billion dollars during COVID.
They can't pay that. But yet now now they're looking at strongly considering an
eight hundred million dollar package, excuse me, billion dollar package, which is
like two and a half times their annual budget. Yet they are prepared to
funnel money into reparations. I mean, this is all messed up. And
again, if you look at the worldview and you look at the thinking and
the action, well the thinking, I guess that gets people to these beliefs.
It's clear that they do not love this country and they cannot explain why
people want to come here. Conservatives actually can because we understand what it is
that it's appealing about this country. And so our problem is not with people
who want to come here. Our problem is that we have established a a
social safety net that cannot be sustained if we simply have open borders. It
is another way, it is another way to break the backs of the American
taxpayer. And at some point along this path, at some point along this
journey, someone is going to have to say, we are going to think
of and be concerned with America first. Now, that does not mean America
only. That does not mean America at the expense of everything else on planet
Earth. The folks, they have their boot on the necks, on the
throat of the American taxpayer. Don't let them lie to you for a second.
These open borders create They create a burden on the taxpayer. They absolutely
do. They also give the government more reason to money, which then hurts
us in another way by creating more inflationary pressures because the government's creating money out
of thin air as they love to do, which is a silent and secret
tax that's paid by the US taxpayer, the American citizen. And all that
being said, and I want to take a break here, but Eric Adams,
mayor of New York City, who told the media last week that Governor
Abbott from Texas was racist for sending illegal immigrants or folks seeking asylum in this
country. He said he was racist. Abbot was racist for sending them to
New York City because New York City cannot take care of them, they don't
have the resources. And so now the hypocrisy and the double standard here,
folks, is just off the charts. Now. Eric Adams is supposedly supposedly
going to start sending the illegal immigrants out of New York City and into the
suburbs outside of his actual jurisdiction. So I guess is this racist? I
mean, do we need to know the race of the mayors or the city
council members in these suburbs to determine if this is a racist action being taken
by Eric Adams? Of course we know that. Of course, many on
the left will never even admit that it's possible for Eric Adams to be racist
because of his skin color. We're just living in a completely delusional, upside
down world where truth is rejected, at least ignored, sometimes many times outright
rejected. And this is what we get. So we've got hypocrisy on display
in many, many ways. And again it also highlights just sounds serious this
problem is because if New York City can't take care of the portion, the
small overall portion of illegal immigrants that have been shipped there, what is this
doing to other cities and towns that don't have that don't have the infrastructure or
the tools, or the equipment or the personnel to do what Eric Adams is
doing once these folks are in their cities in their towns. I mean,
it's clear what needs to happen. We need to secure the border, and
we also need to start being proud of what it is, not in a
bad way, but proud in a sense that, hey, this is what
is good, this is what is right. These principles of liberty, a
limited government, the rights of the people, coming not from government but from
God. We're going to write some of those down, don't have to write
all of them down, and we're going to protect those regardless of someone's race,
ethnicity, gender, whatever. That's what we're going to do, and
we want to export those ideas. We want to see these governments that are
corrupt. We want to see them eradicate well the people that are in them
to be eradicated, and if they need to face punishments, legally, they
should do that. We want to see the violence all cities, whether it's
in the United States, Central America, Afghanistan, whatever. Obviously, violence
is a big part of the problem. And what do the left policies lead
to. Every time again I've mentioned Afghanistan. The way that we left that
country created a vacuum and now once again that is a stage in ground for
Taliban and terrorist activities. That is another way of saying there's violence that's being
basically protected in that region. Now we talked about that in recent recent weeks
as well. Anyway, hypocrisy here is thick. I gonna take a time
out really long in this segment. You're used to that. It's a Monday,
especially so OZ has tried our best here, but I'm gonna take a
time out. My friends were to come back. Plenty of things to get
to. I might have a word or two to say about this before we
move on to something else, but just wanted to share this with you as
well, And as always, you can see any of these stories that we
talk about on this program in our stack of stuff at tahufshow dot com.
Quick time out through my friends, Tight back in just a minute, Welcome
back, my friends. I had referenced a couple of stories last segment.
I want to touch on here as I get us back on track. As
you know, that is my new Year's resolution, and I'm not doing very
good at that, not doing a very good job today at that. But
I want to hit on a couple of the stories that I referenced last segment.
I mentioned Colorado Teachers Union adopts anti capitalist resolution. This isn't a story
from just thenews dot com. Colorado Education Association adopted a statement saying it believes
quote capitalism inherently exploits children. Oh, my gosh, exploits children, public
schools, land, labor, and resources. This, my friends, sounds
like it is taken straight from Karl Marx's communist manifesto. Let me read,
Let me read another portion of this. This again is in today's stack of
stuff if you want to read the whole article. Capitalism, it says,
is an opposition to fully addressing systemic racism. In parentheses, the school to
prison pipeline, the school to prison pipeline. I mean, this sounds like
it is a thesis statement from one of these radical leftist teacher unions, doctoral
statement or a thesis for the doctorate. So capitalism it says is an opposition
to fully addressing systemic racism, the school to prison pipeline, climate change,
patriarchy. In parentheses. Here it says gender and LGBTQ disparities, education inequality,
and income inequality. Well, socialism will address income inequality. It'll make
you all poor, that's what it'll do. There won't be any more inequality
of income. None of us will have a deadly darned thing. We'll all
be begging the government to provide something for us as they live in the lap
of luxury. By the way, this is how it works out every single
time, every single time, if this crap has tried. So I'm gonna
say this too. And I know we've got teachers in the audience, and
look you hear me badmouth I baden moounth the education system. I think we've
got some really, I think we've got some really good teachers. I think
I think we have some really good teachers that are not the really good ones
are the ones that you don't read the stories about, right, And it's
just like average America, meaning if you open I was going to say,
open the newspaper, but that makes me look like a dinosaur here. Actually,
you know, I was never a newspaper reader. Really, I was
by the time I I kind of grew up or graduated high school in the
beginnings, the very beginnings of the digital age, and so I never got
into My dad did read the newspaper. I remember him flipping through that thing.
At least over the weekends he'd get the Sunday paper. Maybe we would
get it. I don't know if we got it other days of the week
or not, but he would read the paper, watch the evening news,
that sort of thing. But this, if you read the headlines today,
there's a lot of negative news. And part of that's because there's a lot
of negative news to be told. But the other part of it is is
that you know, what's what's the old saying, if it bleeds, it
leads. So the the idea that we're all drawn a little bit, almost
like the train wreck analogy, we're all a little bit inclined to look for
some of the negative. That's I suppose, to some degree, part of
part of our nature. So I get that there's a lot of good teachers
that don't get credit. There's not going to be stories that are talking about
how a teacher followed the policy and told parents, I'm gonna tell you what
we're gonna do in my class, and you know, if you have a
problem with it, you can communicate with me that that doesn't have drama in
it, that doesn't sell. So there's a lot of good teachers. But
I've also said, and I'm gonna quadruple down on this, I'm gonna quadruple
down on this or however many times, and I'm gonna more than double double
down on this. This radical mindset is in every school. It's at least
it's in at least a classroom or two in every school district. It's potentially
building wide if you've got woke principles, and it's potentially even worse system wide
if you've got woke people in the administration, as we talked about on this
program recently past couple of weeks. In fact, I need to look back
into that story, the story of superintendence around not far from where I live
back in Indiana, who had been busted by an undercover journal list talking about
bragging about how they were avoiding having to deal with parents because they were basically
lying to them about what was happening in the classrooms, keeping it from them
or naming, you know, changing the nomenclatures so that they don't have to
use the same terms and catchphrases to circumvent the will of the parents to not
have this crap shove down the throats of their kids and the taxpayers of the
communities that they don't want their community students to go through this jump and so
there's all these stories floating right out there. Now we've got we've gotten to
where these they're bold. I mean, so we've got the Colorado of Teachers
Union now that has adopted the anti capitalist resolution basically saying that capitalism's a bunch
of buk and that we need to get more woke, I guess. And
this is one example, right, this is just one example. But I'm
gonna say this, and I'm talking to the good teachers out there. Your
local teachers union may be okay. There there were times when I was on
the school board that our teacher's union was okay. In fact, one of
the folks that was the lead negotiator was a very reasonable, just decent,
good person, and maybe maybe others. There may have been others as well.
I'm just remembering that there's one in particular that's not radical or anything anything
like that. But these the money ultimately goes to crap like this, And
so I think, if you're a teacher, and far be it from me,
I've never been a teacher. I did sub I was a substitute teacher
when I served on the school board, and I will point out I had
to do that for free. Technically free because as a member of the school
board, I could not accept money for subbing. But we still a couple
of us would sub And I was young. I was twenty, in my
early to mid twenties. So it's been a while ago, but I you
know, I can I can somewhat relate to some of the challenges, not
obviously all of them. I was in there for one day at a time,
usually maybe a couple of times back to back. I can't remember if
I did two days in a row, so it's a different situation, I
understand. But I you know, I have been in the classrooms. I
have been a school board member. I have I'm familiar with how schools work
and so forth overall, or unfortunately in many cases, don't work. But
if you're a teacher, I think I would straight up, there's no way.
I'm telling you right now, there's no way I would join the teachers
union. There isn't And I know that there's pressures, and I get it.
I understand that money. That money is going to this crap right here.
I don't guarantee it one hundred percent. It's going to elect politicians like
Joe Biden. It's going to fund people who want to pass resolutions that are
anti capitalists, bad mouthing the very system that funds their very existence, and
the taxpayer. You know what, Well, there's so many things I want
to say about this, but I just very kindly inform me that I need
to take a break again. But I do think if you're a teacher out
there, I would not be a part of it. I just I wouldn't.
That's that's me. I'm not It's not like it's morally wrong. I'm
not suggesting that, but I am saying I would really rethink it. Getting
a few scowls and condescending looks is absolutely worth it when we're talking about the
survival of this nation and what's being taught enforced on our on our students,
and we got to break the chokehold that these radicals have who are a part
of the upper echelon leadership of the teachers unions. Whether that's in Colorado,
whether it's nationally, whether that's wherever you are. Timeouts in order that,
my friends, gotta take a break, sit tight listening to a conservative not
better talking. I'm your host, Hugh back in. We gotta there.
We go back in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. Another
story that I referenced earlier in the program, Where did that go? Where
did that go? I just said, here we go, Here we go.
I mentioned that California has a task force that had met that has now
made us recommendation that they should the state should force well, they should force
the state to pay reparations. Headline here California task Force Okay's reparation plan that
could cost the state eight hundred billion with a B eight hundred billion dollars.
Now that story should unt be understood in relationship to another story, which is
the story that I I referenced earlier as well. I know we've referenced several
today. These things are all related. In my mind. Once you talk
about the ineptitude of leftism, the radical left, and when you talk about
just this, I mean it's the race to the bottom. These are these
are ideas and policies that are going to well. First of all, in
the case of reparations, I think if you if it was your mission,
if someone said I want you plump, please understand me. I'm not I'm
just using, I'm just explaining. I'm just articulating an idea. I think
this is true. By the way, I think that this is demonstrably true.
I think if you said, if you said to someone, hey,
let us come up with a plan to increase racial tensions and bring us to
the verge of a boiling point, you would then you would say, hey,
well, how about we get one of the races of people paying the
other race of people a humongous amount of money. And I think that that
would be the plan, which of course begs the question is what are these
conversations that these tasks force, task forces and so forth are having here?
But the Californy, the state of California, had a task force that was
researching and looking into the idea of reparations for its black residence. They came
back on I believe it was Saturday, according to this article here with some
recommendations that could it says here that could cut a minimum of three hundred sixty
thousand dollars in checks to its eligible black residents. Now, Barbara Lee,
a lunatic radical leftists from the state of Florida are actually the state of California,
said that reparations are not only morally justifiable. Okay, she just makes
that statement. Please pray tell miss Lee Pray tell how a group of people
who never had anyone, who never had a single slave, thank goodness,
how they are then morally justified in paying for another to paying another group of
people that did not serve that we're not put under the bondage the evils of
slavery. How is that morally justifiable anyway? But she continues here with her
delusional statement, But they had the potential to address long standing racial disparities and
inequalities. So there are a couple of ways that people can qualify for this
in the state of California if this becomes law, which it may or may
not. But economists estimate that this will cost the state eight hundred billion dollars.
That's two and a half times its annual budget. And this is a
state, as I referenced I mentioned earlier, that has recently defaulted on a
federal government loan of twenty billion dollars I think, to pay for unemployment benefits
during during the COVID meltdown in crisis that we were subjected to. Here's what
it says in this article. To be eligible eligible for reparations here, it
is to be initially eligible. Applicants must be a descendant a descendant of enslaved
or free black people who were in the country by the end of the nineteenth
century. So it's if you have if you're a descendant according to this,
and who knows where this will end up according to this, if you're a
descendant of someone, whether or not they were slave or free, who were
in the country by the end of the nineteenth century, and if there's any
leftist listening, that's at the end of the eighteen hundreds, take it easy.
I'm just playing just a little bit, though, So that's enough to
qualify, which is going to create all sorts of all sorts of problems.
I mean, there's some obvious questions. What happens if if one of the
if you're descending also from someone who who owned God forbid the idea who was
a slave owner? Right? What what about that? What if you're i
mean by racial does that make have an impact? Three hundred and sixty thousand
dollars I mean sounds like that's the minimum what I'm reading here. Who really
qualifies and who's on the who's on the who who's footing the bill here?
It's a taxpayer. I mean, if you want to get right down to
it. It's it's I hate talking about these things. This is used as
such a wedge to divide people. We're all human beings created in the image
of God, but this is an issue that is used to drive people apart.
Blame one person. I don't, it doesn't matter to me the group.
You know what the groups are. It's just used to cause so much
hatred and dissension and animosity. It's just it's really sickening, to be quite
honest, And it's what it's. The redistribution of wealth is what this is.
And you can think or you can know, because it's absolutely true that
slavery is a despicable, evil thing, while also at the same time thinking
that reparations is completely out of line and crazy. Anyway, maybe what's happening
in California, who knows, who knows where that's headed. But I've got
to take a time about my friends. Sit tight. You're listening here to
conservative not better talk. I'm your host, the one, the only Todd
huff back in a minute. Welcome back, my friends. I got a
question, and we've been getting more and more questions here. I try to
get to some of them during the program. I try to respond some of
those directly. Again, you can ask whatever you want, and this is
wide open. I mean we cover a lot of things here. But you
can ask about politics, you can ask about history, you can ask I
don't know, personal questions. I reserve the right to not answer some,
but I certainly will will do my best to answer answer those. Or you
know, the other thing you could do is ask if if you've got a
question about your your faith or something that you just never felt comfortable asking someone
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the question I was asked. OZ has given me staring at me back here
as they should get you think it's more than ten to fifteen percent oz is
a firm no on that she's she's thinking it's about one hundred percent too much.
That's something else altogether. Here's a question we got last I think it
was Friday. What happens We were talking about, uh, just the economy,
taxes, just a bunch of things in that in that realm, question
was what happens when the American dollar collapses? Will be will we be Venezuela
all over again? That's I mean, look, this is we are heading
in a direction where this is now. Some people act as though that's a
foregone conclusion. Some people act as though that will never happen. I take
the position that says we're closer, we're still at a point where the dollar,
while it is definitely weakened, and there's a lot of reasons for that,
it is weakened because ultimately, because our politicians have spent it like it
was just monopoly money, and the dollar is ultimately a representation, I guess
or your confidence in the dollar is rooted in your confidence in the American system,
and we've seen a tremendous erosion of that over the past couple of past
couple of years. In some ways, you could say the past couple of
decades, and you can go back all the way to the gold standard and
all these things, and I don't want to do that at the moment,
but I think we're closer to It's it's it's still a highly unlikely situation,
but you have people in positions of power who would happily see us move from
the dollar to some other say digital currency or you know, maybe even some
common currency that's that's global. So we're moving edging slightly towards the dollar,
you know, being in big trouble. But again, this is still in
spite of the fact that we have countries going towards the Chinese currency away from
the dollar, and then we have the whole issue with the petro dollar and
all that, which I don't have time to get into. But the fact
of the matter is, the fact of the matter is that we are moving
towards that situation. And what happens, what happens it is chaos because ultimately
it's now if the currency collapses, what also collapses is everything that's created or
the government that's created that. So there, I mean, massive problems would
arise from this. Some currency is going to have to come out of you
know, people are going to continue to buy and sell and barter and all
this sort of stuff. But it would be a massive, massive problem,
and it would create, perhaps most importantly, a tremendous opportunity for people who
want to remake this nation into something else. And they've been salivating at that
for a long long time. Anyway, that's all the time. There's so
much more I want to say to that, but I just I don't have
time. Can I take a break? So type of my friends back in
a minute, Welcome back my friends again. Look, I don't want,
I definitely don't want. I still think we're at a point where there's a
lot of things to be hopeful for. I think that this nation has a
lot of people that have been awakened, that are not woke, that have
been awakened to the fact that we have massive problems here and that they've been
brought on by people who hate this country, who want to force your kids
to learn things that are just crazy, crazy stuff. And I think that
there's there's a good work. We have great opportunities here, but there are
also are serious problems. And I would be doing a disservice if I didn't
point some of those out. But anyway, that's the question that I got
asked. I've got to go, just out of time, my friends,
thanks for listening. To have a great day SDGC tomorrow