Speaker 1: Greetings everybody.
Speaker 2: This is Chris Dunham again filling in for Todd Huff
Speaker 2: on the Home of Conservative Not Bitter. Thank you for
Speaker 2: bearing with me over the time I've been allowed to
Speaker 2: fill in on this new format. So some of the
Speaker 2: segments are a little longer, and I may have gotten
Speaker 2: a little long winded. I guess it's not right to
Speaker 2: always apologize, but I'm not apologizing. I'm just making a
Speaker 2: placeholder that the one who is more talented and a
Speaker 2: natural at this is absent. And I am overjoyed and
Speaker 2: honored and humbled that he would consider me someone worthy
Speaker 2: enough to fill in and speak to the audience that
Speaker 2: he has built and cultivated. So while he is earning
Speaker 2: a well earned rest, we'll do this last hour together.
Speaker 2: We left the previous hour off on the elections and
Speaker 2: the consequences Therein we dived into the taxation. First, we've
Speaker 2: talked about the absolute stupidity of where we have arrived.
Speaker 2: Then we talked about the unending need to tax. Then
Speaker 2: in the last short segment, we actually talked about why
Speaker 2: the script is being flipped and the very face of
Speaker 2: the Republican Party. The conservative ideology is changing, that the
Speaker 2: old narrative of it is nothing but a grand old
Speaker 2: wizard's party of a bunch of white people who need
Speaker 2: to have guilt. Ironically, a bunch of the people on
Speaker 2: the liberal side who are screaming and crying and have
Speaker 2: what we call the Trump derangement syndrome. Are people who
Speaker 2: are white. And this is quite fascinating because this is
Speaker 2: suburban living, This is suburbia. These are people who for
Speaker 2: whatever reason, have gone off the deep end, and by
Speaker 2: deep end, I mean when you sit down and talk
Speaker 2: to them, first thing they have jettisoned is God. As
Speaker 2: a result, the moral law giver has been abdicated. As
Speaker 2: a result, a moral law is absent an abdicated moral
Speaker 2: law giver, and absent moral law has led to a
Speaker 2: chaotic behavior pattern. They all seemed to dress a certain way,
Speaker 2: seemed to like a certain look, and are absolutely or
Speaker 2: absolutely unhinged on any kind of proprietary morality that says,
Speaker 2: this goes against the very edict of God. We cannot
Speaker 2: have these kind of gender affirming decisions made by a
Speaker 2: three year old. And as a result of that, now
Speaker 2: we are seeing regulations and all that that come from
Speaker 2: a group of people who historically always had it good.
Speaker 2: Supposedly at one time they were the bad people. They
Speaker 2: were the people who were the racist, They were the
Speaker 2: people who were the warmongers, and the people who were
Speaker 2: the darlings of the Democratic Party were these people who
Speaker 2: were disenfranchised, who had been sold and enslaved, and all
Speaker 2: of that other stuff. Then you began to add the
Speaker 2: migrant communities and the language difficulties of the migrant community
Speaker 2: and their need for togetherness, and we created these pockets
Speaker 2: of socialist brilliance. But what happens over a period of time,
Speaker 2: and this is humanity one oh one, This is anthropology
Speaker 2: one oh one. Any place in the world you go.
Speaker 2: If you read books like the End of the World
Speaker 2: Is Just the Beginning by Peter Zeller I think his
Speaker 2: name is. I may have got the name wrong, but
Speaker 2: the End of the World is just the Beginning, or
Speaker 2: The Rise of Totalitarianism by Hannah Aaron, or you read
Speaker 2: any of these classic anthologies, one of the things you
Speaker 2: will see is that the ruling class has always been
Speaker 2: the ruling class. But what they have is they have
Speaker 2: a puppetry session that goes on with the working class.
Speaker 2: They change the dynamics and change the parameters so the
Speaker 2: people who operate within these working classes are kind of shuttled.
Speaker 1: In and out.
Speaker 2: So one season you're good, one season you're bad, one
Speaker 2: season you're victim, one season you're victor. But the ruling
Speaker 2: class seems to play this game. Read Rise of Totalitarianism
Speaker 2: and you'll begin to understand how Europe was shaped by
Speaker 2: a single family that positioned their people in five different
Speaker 2: financial capitals in the world. Now, all that to say,
Speaker 2: as we bring it down to basics, that we have
Speaker 2: been here before. The ruling class has always been the
Speaker 2: ruling class. Even during the Revolutionary War, the ruling class
Speaker 2: were the people who seemingly seemed to enjoy the benefits
Speaker 2: of being called loyalists to the Crown and Britain. And
Speaker 2: as a result, when that big battle in Gloucester in
Speaker 2: Dorchester Heights took place, with Henry Knox's heroic triumph of
Speaker 2: bringing those cannons from Taekwondaroga that three hundred mile march,
Speaker 2: and when the British woke up one morning in the
Speaker 2: Boston Harbor and saw all those guns pointed at him,
Speaker 2: a couple of thousand people left with the British and
Speaker 2: they headed north, and those people were called loyalists.
Speaker 1: Now these were all the privileged.
Speaker 2: A loyalist is just someone who, even in the throes
Speaker 2: of oppression, begins to know which side of their bread
Speaker 2: is buttered. Historically, you will always have the William Wallaces
Speaker 2: of the world. You will always have the freedom fighters
Speaker 2: like Nathan Hale and Patrick Henry. You will always have
Speaker 2: the Alexander Hamiltons of this world, who do the things
Speaker 2: they need to do at the age they need to
Speaker 2: do it. And these are what we would call revolutionaries.
Speaker 2: Revolutionaries begin to create a cause, celeb articulate an orchestrative movement.
Speaker 2: And historically those that have won have enjoyed some of
Speaker 2: the spoils of their victories and have gone on to
Speaker 2: become the leaders in the new formation. This has been
Speaker 2: throughout human history. But let's look at it in the
Speaker 2: contemporary setting. What happens now if the upheaval is complete.
Speaker 2: What happens now is if the people who were victims
Speaker 2: in the last fourteen cycles have now suddenly said, Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm no longer a victim. I came as a victim,
Speaker 2: I was an asylum seeker. I was a first generation
Speaker 2: immigrant like christ Dunham came here with nine bucks. I
Speaker 2: did take a minimum wage job. I did think I
Speaker 2: needed more money because I was worth more. I did
Speaker 2: want people to fight for me. I did want people
Speaker 2: to accept my accent for what it was. But then
Speaker 2: somewhere along the line, someone taught me a different tune.
Speaker 2: A man named zig Zigler came in and looked at
Speaker 2: me and said, Chris, you have a chance to be
Speaker 2: a national champion. You're a once in a generation talent.
Speaker 2: As a result of that, all we have to do
Speaker 2: is fine tune a few things and you'd be off
Speaker 2: to the races. What pray tell other fine tuning. I'm
Speaker 2: an immigrant like everybody else. I'll always be a second
Speaker 2: class citizen. I'll always look different, sound different, act different.
Speaker 2: As a result, shouldn't I go to my own little
Speaker 2: community in little India and create for myself a little
Speaker 2: utopia that resembles where I came from, so the familiarity
Speaker 2: of my origins will never leave me. And as a
Speaker 2: result of that, I can have a white politician waltz
Speaker 2: into my district every so often pander to me about
Speaker 2: how he loves hot curry, and as a result of that,
Speaker 2: they'll get my vote. Look at Britain, my friends, look
Speaker 2: what happened there. Look at any of the Commonwealth nations
Speaker 2: and look what happened there. Do you import large numbers
Speaker 2: of people and then you allow them to behave the
Speaker 2: way they are. Not only that you encourage it. You
Speaker 2: change your prayers in your halls to include Sharia prayers
Speaker 2: and all that. And when you do that, what happens
Speaker 2: is you make them comfortable in their misery. And so
Speaker 2: that goes on for generations. But in that dignity will
Speaker 2: always rise. This is humanity, one oh one. This is anthropology,
Speaker 2: one oh one. You give them enough slool, they'll have
Speaker 2: a business. When they have a business.
Speaker 1: Soon they'll start employing people.
Speaker 2: When they employ people, they have to go and file
Speaker 2: for those people. When you file for those people and
Speaker 2: begin to file on behalf of them, everything sounds good here.
Speaker 2: I like the fact that we need to take six
Speaker 2: months off the year. But if I have a company
Speaker 2: and you take off six months of the year, what
Speaker 2: use are you working for me? Says the guy who
Speaker 2: was the first generation immigrant who felt that he was
Speaker 2: really being caddled nicely by the party. That person now
Speaker 2: begins to realize, wait a minute, everything you're doing is
Speaker 2: to benefit you, and as a result of that, even
Speaker 2: though I own my own company.
Speaker 1: I'm worse off than when I was alone.
Speaker 2: I employ thirty people, but I take home less money
Speaker 2: because of your stupid regulations. That guy wises up, that
Speaker 2: guy who has a small lawnmowing business, that guy who
Speaker 2: has a small tax planning business, that guy who has
Speaker 2: a small handyman business, that guy who is a grassroots
Speaker 2: worker who began by picking fruit in the valley of
Speaker 2: San Francisco, or California in Sacramento, the bread basket begins
Speaker 2: to realize, Wait a minute, there's something backwards about this.
Speaker 2: If I'm doing all the work and you're getting all
Speaker 2: the benefit, and the regulations you have in place prevent
Speaker 2: me from anyhow advancing, yet you're passing these edicts from
Speaker 2: a concushi congressional job. You start off with a networth
Speaker 2: of a one million dollars, You have a salary of
Speaker 2: one hundred and seventy five thousand dollars sanctioned by me,
Speaker 2: the taxpayer, and twenty five years later, after you telling
Speaker 2: me how much you love me and how much everything
Speaker 2: you do is for my benefit, you have four houses,
Speaker 2: and yet you call yourself an independent Senator, and you
Speaker 2: write a book about the good of socialism, and I'm
Speaker 2: broke as can be because i have voted for you,
Speaker 2: and I've pulled the lever for you. And you're as
Speaker 2: wealthy as they come, with three hundred million dollars of
Speaker 2: a net worth now and I'm saying, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: something doesn't add up. That's the great shift that we
Speaker 2: are experiencing now, because never in American history since George Washington,
Speaker 2: a very wealthy man who did not need to be
Speaker 2: president of this country. He was probably as Benjamin Franklin
Speaker 2: was wealthy. The people who at that time gave up
Speaker 2: their lives and pledged their sacred honor and gave their
Speaker 2: treasure work people who had a lot to lose. And now,
Speaker 2: for the very first time, in President Donald J. Trump,
Speaker 2: you see someone who is worth a lot of money,
Speaker 2: whose actual net worth in just assets in one place
Speaker 2: would probably rival congressional buildings.
Speaker 1: And he probably is.
Speaker 2: The first president who owns who made less money or
Speaker 2: lost money after having become president. Why because he already
Speaker 2: had it. He knew what it was like to win
Speaker 2: and lose. He didn't do it to a mass as
Speaker 2: a majority of them do now. Folks, I'm calling out
Speaker 2: people on both sides of the aisle. These are some
Speaker 2: of the sellouts we have seen during our own lifetime,
Speaker 2: people who seem nice at the beginning, and suddenly they
Speaker 2: turned on us. So here's where we are. This is
Speaker 2: the cusp, this is the revelation moment. This is from
Speaker 2: a first generation immigrant speaking to you, saying, this is
Speaker 2: what you need to talk to in your neighborhoods. This
Speaker 2: is what you need to talk about to your friends
Speaker 2: who seem to have this derangement syndrome about why, what, if, where,
Speaker 2: and all of that other nonsense. Point to them the basics.
Speaker 2: For the first time in human history. The migrant Indians
Speaker 2: from India, who historically, of course, the current presidential candidate
Speaker 2: on the Democratic ticket, claims to be half Indian Indians,
Speaker 2: are now one of the wealthiest migrant groups in the
Speaker 2: United States. They've already the most educated. Now when a
Speaker 2: vive Ramaswami is speaking as an independent person who has
Speaker 2: made a lot of money on his own, people are saying,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, the script has been flipped. The voices
Speaker 2: of reason are people who are historically supposed to be disenfranchised.
Speaker 2: The voices of reason and rationale are people who historically
Speaker 2: were supposed to be folks who would never get off
Speaker 2: the so called plantation because of histories oppression. The voices
Speaker 2: of reason who are challenging the white talking heads on
Speaker 2: television are flipping the script. Now where do you go?
Speaker 2: You have to get angry, You have to now blame
Speaker 2: them and call them a sellout and saying, don't you
Speaker 2: see how narrow minded your view is? How do you
Speaker 2: tell someone who grew up poor, was raised in the projects,
Speaker 2: had a mother at home who instilled in him good values,
Speaker 2: who told him not to go to the wrong side
Speaker 2: of the street, to stand on the wrong end of
Speaker 2: the curb, to understand the vitriol that was being pumped
Speaker 2: out about the perils of the past, and to focus
Speaker 2: on his education. How do you look at that person
Speaker 2: who becomes a neurosurgeon and actually performs some surgeries, the
Speaker 2: skill of which may only require the hand of God
Speaker 2: to perform. And the man says that that God comes first.
Speaker 2: But when you look at him, he is dark skinned.
Speaker 2: He is supposed to be a victim. And if for
Speaker 2: some reason he talks to you any different than the victimization,
Speaker 2: then suddenly you look at them and say, well, you
Speaker 2: don't understand.
Speaker 1: The whole picture.
Speaker 2: How patronizing can you be? And do you have any
Speaker 2: shame at all when you stand on a pulpit. And
Speaker 2: I'm talking about one of the chan one of the
Speaker 2: hosts on ABC. He was a communications director for a
Speaker 2: former president, and he has seen all of this.
Speaker 1: He has seen the same moral character failures in that president.
Speaker 2: But the economy was doing good, the budget was balanced
Speaker 2: at that time, even though we had a Republican Congress.
Speaker 1: Nobody gives credit for that.
Speaker 2: When he sees the same thing playing out, Why is
Speaker 2: his result different? Why can't we have another person who
Speaker 2: had a few moral failures, who is a very successful
Speaker 2: businessman somehow turned the ship around. What is it that
Speaker 2: he has that is such a threat to democracy? In fact,
Speaker 2: you call him a threat to democracy, And I've never
Speaker 2: seen him do one thing that's a threat to democracy
Speaker 2: except maybe tweets some things that may give you the
Speaker 2: feeling that somehow he is going to make some radical changes.
Speaker 2: But this is the guy you're going after, and this
Speaker 2: is the guy who has built companies, and when you
Speaker 2: go to his golf courses and you go to his hotels,
Speaker 2: the people he employs are the kind of people you're
Speaker 2: trying to scare away from him, and they're saying, he's
Speaker 2: not that kind of a man. None of these stories
Speaker 2: are told because they do not fit the narrative. And
Speaker 2: that is the biggest fear that we're going to see
Speaker 2: in the three to four months down. Folks, two things
Speaker 2: you cannot hide from. You cannot hide from history. You
Speaker 2: cannot hide from his story. And third thing, those are
Speaker 2: the two things you cannot hide from history, and you
Speaker 2: cannot hide from history. And by history I mean the
Speaker 2: Lord Jesus Christ. What we are seeing now is almost
Speaker 2: a divine rendezvous. This is now a playout of good
Speaker 2: versus evil in the public eye. Now, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: good will win, because my Bible does not promise me
Speaker 2: that except in the end times. I'm not a chronological
Speaker 2: doomsayer of something saying we're seeing the end times. But man,
Speaker 2: if Sodom and Gomorro were destroyed for what they were
Speaker 2: destroyed for, look around the world today and ask yourself
Speaker 2: why we don't see sulfur raining down from the skies
Speaker 2: above on our head right now. But we are in
Speaker 2: this privotal fight of good versus evil. The script has
Speaker 2: been flipped. The Latinos for Trump, the African Americans for Trump,
Speaker 2: the Indians for Trump, the Asian Americans for Trump, whatever
Speaker 2: nomenclature you want to use. And I'm not a big
Speaker 2: nomenclature word. I'm just trying to be politically correct. But
Speaker 2: why is it that historically the group that was always
Speaker 2: a shoe in is now saying not so fast. Charlie Brown,
Speaker 2: you can't count on me because I want to see
Speaker 2: my life better. I don't want to see my life
Speaker 2: better because of some ideological stupidity. You're going to push
Speaker 2: at the school board and allow for feminine products to
Speaker 2: be put in a male restroom because of an identity crisis,
Speaker 2: and you consider that your car sellerb and you stand
Speaker 2: there because people need to mind their own business. And
Speaker 2: yet you really don't care about the fact that I
Speaker 2: cannot go to the hospital because they're overrun by your
Speaker 2: lax policy. I'm now finding that this is hitting home.
Speaker 2: I'm a tax maying, law abiding citizen. I thought you
Speaker 2: were for the little guy. I thought you always cared
Speaker 2: about the disenfranchised. I thought you always cared about those
Speaker 2: that were at the lower end of the totem poles,
Speaker 2: so to speak. But no, all your policies seem to
Speaker 2: actually be benefiting those that do not want your benefit anymore.
Speaker 2: All your policies are about as stupid as the day
Speaker 2: is long. I'm wising up to you, says the young immigrant.
Speaker 2: I'm wising up to you, says the person who was
Speaker 2: disenfranchised or was told that they were disenfranchised. I'm wising
Speaker 2: up to you, says the person who came from another
Speaker 2: country as an asylum seeker some years ago and actually
Speaker 2: fell in love with this country. I'm wising up to you,
Speaker 2: says the Ethiopian who came here on a college scholarship
Speaker 2: and then suddenly found themselves gifted in a certain thing
Speaker 2: and is elevated to the status of a national champion
Speaker 2: in athletics. They're wising up to you because they're saying,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm wising up to opportunity. America as
Speaker 2: is and always will be the land of the Free
Speaker 2: and the home of the brave. America will always be
Speaker 2: the place where lightning in a bottle is possible. America
Speaker 2: will always be the place where an idea or an
Speaker 2: innovation can lead to a Nobel prize. America will always
Speaker 2: be the place that ideas, dreams, and opportunities and hopes manifest.
Speaker 2: So regardless of where you're from, when you're listening to this,
Speaker 2: ask yourself the question. If the script is being flipped
Speaker 2: by those people that were historically the victims, why is
Speaker 2: it such a hard sell to the normal people in
Speaker 2: everyday grind who live in suburban homes. Why are they
Speaker 2: still dancing this tune? More importantly, why do they absolutely
Speaker 2: go ballistic vocally in your face? Why is everything a
Speaker 2: personal choice except intellect. Government is intruding in my right
Speaker 2: to procreate and my right to have an abortion, but
Speaker 2: they don't want to think for themselves, saying, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: this guy who's spouting off stuff on the evening news
Speaker 2: is just a talking point, liar, because when I look
Speaker 2: at the collage, everybody is saying the same thing. Suddenly
Speaker 2: on the news channels, day in, day out, for about
Speaker 2: twenty four hours, NonStop, the word weird appears, and then
Speaker 2: you go and read the fourteen points says the Republican
Speaker 2: Party is weird? Really, I looked at one clip and
Speaker 2: I thought a guy who was the sum attached to
Speaker 2: the new program in the presidency, a bald head with lipstick,
Speaker 2: wears a dress, and then guess what, he's arrested for
Speaker 2: stealing someone else's luggage. But he's not arrested because he
Speaker 2: stole someone else's luggage, because I travel a lot, and
Speaker 2: if you pick up someone else's bag and leave the airport,
Speaker 2: hardly anybody is the wiser because all bags look alike.
Speaker 2: He's arrested because then he's wearing the dress of the
Speaker 2: person whom he stole it from, and that lady sees
Speaker 2: the dress on a thing. That's not weird, that's stupid.
Speaker 2: Even if you steal a dress and steal a luggage,
Speaker 2: odds are you're not going to be dumb enough to
Speaker 2: wear that same dress because you're already popular, and you're
Speaker 2: already gone viral because of the way you look.
Speaker 1: That's weird.
Speaker 2: So how is it that the national news can, with
Speaker 2: a straight face look at a kid who was raised
Speaker 2: in absolute poverty, whose book becomes a movie, whose book
Speaker 2: becomes a best seller, and suddenly now you think that his.
Speaker 1: Heritage not all that? Where did your heart go?
Speaker 2: I thought you were for the disenfranchised people, the coal
Speaker 2: miners of Appalachia that were going to lose their jobs
Speaker 2: because you said no drilling with what face do you
Speaker 2: look them and say that, Hey, you know what, even
Speaker 2: though one of yours is elevated to the position of
Speaker 2: the vice president candidate for the United States of America,
Speaker 2: I'm now going to tear down in history because I
Speaker 2: disagree with him. Folks, you can play that game for
Speaker 2: very long, because everybody has a story. And when you
Speaker 2: start unraveling these things, you begin to realize that you
Speaker 2: are actually torching yourself in the process. This is what
Speaker 2: happens when you go so full blown nuts in one
Speaker 2: direction that you end up making a complete three sixty
Speaker 2: and are now chewing your own tail. I've had a dog,
Speaker 2: and those of you who have a dog know that
Speaker 2: this is one of the great things to watch. A
Speaker 2: dog trying to catch it stale, and when it does
Speaker 2: catch it stale, it realizes, huh, I guess it is
Speaker 2: attached to me all along. That's the modern Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: That's why they are in disarray. That's why they're pumping
Speaker 2: out this garbage at such a ferocious rate, hoping that
Speaker 2: you would bite one more time. But we've seen this
Speaker 2: bait dangle in shallow waters, and people are wising up
Speaker 2: to it. Now, I'm not going to say we're going
Speaker 2: to be complacent and watch something because we've used the
Speaker 2: word landslide before and it doesn't work. We still have
Speaker 2: to do our due diligence, and we still have to
Speaker 2: do our sacred duty. Not only are we going to
Speaker 2: do it in a way, and I pray we will
Speaker 2: do it in a way in such an overwhelming fashion
Speaker 2: that even if someone tries to use any methods that
Speaker 2: they feel necessary, the numbers will be so staggering as
Speaker 2: a percentile that people will say, hey, you know what,
Speaker 2: the tide has shifted, this ship has sailed, and this
Speaker 2: is the last hope for America. I do believe every
Speaker 2: election that I've been a part of, and I came
Speaker 2: here in nineteen eighty six and I was first allowed
Speaker 2: to vote about five years later, every election I've been
Speaker 2: part of is the most consequential election in our time.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to use those same superlatives, but this
Speaker 2: I am going to say unequivocally.
Speaker 1: As the first.
Speaker 2: Generation immigrant, I've lived here long enough to realize that
Speaker 2: if this one continues, one more cycle of unfettered nonsense,
Speaker 2: the kind of which has been thrown out with litter boxes,
Speaker 2: and schools because people identify as cats, and giving people
Speaker 2: gender affirming puberty blockers because they decided to change on
Speaker 2: the way to school. I tell you I don't know
Speaker 2: about God, but I think the rope they have given
Speaker 2: us is now long enough that if we don't correct
Speaker 2: it and use it as something to bind us, it
Speaker 2: may be the noose that eventually collectively hangs us. When
Speaker 2: we come back after the break, we'll address a few
Speaker 2: more issues. Hope you're in tuned with me and enjoying
Speaker 2: this little delve into anthropology, history, elections and consequences more
Speaker 2: after this.
Speaker 1: Welcome back.
Speaker 2: This is Kresh Dunham filling in for Todd Huff on
Speaker 2: the Home of Conservative Not Bitter. I'm really honored that
Speaker 2: Todd considers me worthy enough to fill in for him
Speaker 2: from time to time, and I'm really grateful that he's
Speaker 2: getting a much deserved rest as hard as he works
Speaker 2: day in, day out to produce a new show. I
Speaker 2: hope that this little excursion we have taken over the
Speaker 2: last two days has been worth you or listen. I'm,
Speaker 2: like I said, an apologist by training, an evangelists by burden,
Speaker 2: a patriot by urgency, and so I try to weave God,
Speaker 2: family and country. I always try to stay away from
Speaker 2: the political, but this time I think I did delve
Speaker 2: into it a little more today because I wanted you
Speaker 2: to know that even though I try to give you
Speaker 2: a Christian bent when I speak or fill in for Todd,
Speaker 2: I wanted you to know that I really have my
Speaker 2: hand and my pulse on what is going on, and
Speaker 2: I do watch it careful. I don't comment about it
Speaker 2: because of the nature of the work I do and
Speaker 2: the places I travel, not that I have any fear
Speaker 2: about anything else. God has been kind in this journey,
Speaker 2: and whatever society has always tried to take or tried
Speaker 2: to cancel, they have succeeded to some degree. I have
Speaker 2: lost a lot of business as a result of my
Speaker 2: Judeo Christian stance. But one thing I can tell you
Speaker 2: without any fear of error, is I have not lost
Speaker 2: any sleep. One day we will stand in front of
Speaker 2: the Great I Am, and in that day he will
Speaker 2: ask us the questions, not as conservatives, not as Republicans,
Speaker 2: not as Americans, but as believers in the Gospel of
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, and he'll say, what did you do with
Speaker 2: My name? And at that point, I'll just have to
Speaker 2: say I try to honor it the best I can,
Speaker 2: and I let the Jesus in me find the Jesus
Speaker 2: in them, for I know that.
Speaker 1: All need Him.
Speaker 2: And the reason I'm sharing that with you is that
Speaker 2: my election thing is also based on on some of
Speaker 2: the other more temperate hosts like Todd. I don't have
Speaker 2: evil in my heart towards people, though there is some
Speaker 2: angst at times for the decisions they make, because they
Speaker 2: are also people who need grace as much as I can.
Speaker 2: But some of the diabolical decisions that are being made
Speaker 2: have to be called out with a little more of
Speaker 2: a qualifier, so I can just say that, Okay, you
Speaker 2: know so and so is right and so and so
Speaker 2: is wrong, and you know we need to err on
Speaker 2: the side of being fighting for good. But light is
Speaker 2: the absence. Darkness is the absence of light, and evil
Speaker 2: is the absence of good. So when we see evil
Speaker 2: around us in terms of the killing of the innocent,
Speaker 2: or the maiming of the misinformed, or the absolute physiological
Speaker 2: butchering of bodies, so that people can fulfill an identity
Speaker 2: without the proper understanding the moral teachings that God created
Speaker 2: us the way we are, that we have already won
Speaker 2: their eight billion plus people on planet Earth, and there's
Speaker 2: not another one who just looks like you, acts like you.
Speaker 2: When I shared that the other day at an event,
Speaker 2: I had young people cry. They're all struggling and the
Speaker 2: identity issue is so pushed on them that take a pill,
Speaker 2: you know, get a shot, take a pill, drink a tonic,
Speaker 2: bind a body, and then suddenly because of what you
Speaker 2: see in the mirror, you may be happier with what
Speaker 2: you see. Folks, the reflection of who we are is
Speaker 2: a reflection of the image of God. Trying to alter
Speaker 2: that reflection that God gave you in the created order,
Speaker 2: because look around the world, there is not another just
Speaker 2: like you. You can go to the animal kingdom and
Speaker 2: you can look at two dogs and they will look
Speaker 2: alike with considerable certainty. You can see that. But with
Speaker 2: humanity there is a distinct difference. If and identical twins
Speaker 2: have that point of separation. And the reason I say that,
Speaker 2: and I belabor that fact, is just that that we
Speaker 2: are in very precarious times when an entire generation of
Speaker 2: people are being told that you can change that whatever
Speaker 2: is hurting you on the inside, just change the exterior
Speaker 2: a little bit, alter the physicality, take some hormones, change it,
Speaker 2: and somehow you can start thinking of yourself as the
Speaker 2: opposite gender. Forget that we have now moved on. There
Speaker 2: are people who are identifying as animals. They are people
Speaker 2: who are identifying as babies. They are people whose fetishes
Speaker 2: are so alarming and scary that you think. But the
Speaker 2: beauty of this is it's not an aberration in the
Speaker 2: sense that there is one political party in this nation
Speaker 2: that actually gives voice and credence to all of this insanity. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that people don't really struggle. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that mental health is something that you would discount lightly,
Speaker 2: or that someone may have chemical imbalances in the synapses
Speaker 2: of their head. But what I am saying is that
Speaker 2: there is a reason or large percentage of population has
Speaker 2: turned away from that party is because regardless of what
Speaker 2: your political bent is, there is a moral bent to existence.
Speaker 2: Fifty percent of the people may subscribe to a democratic
Speaker 2: platform and may reject a Republican platform, but ninety five
Speaker 2: percent of the people will eventually have to look in
Speaker 2: the mirror and say, when I look at God's creation,
Speaker 2: when I look at the chance that I birthed the
Speaker 2: boy or a girl, and the school board is telling
Speaker 2: me that they can be whatever they want. That's what's
Speaker 2: creating angst in the parents. When a parent is scrutinizing
Speaker 2: the homework of the child, I don't think they care
Speaker 2: that you're spending only two hours a day in the
Speaker 2: entire ap history talking about the Second World War, and
Speaker 2: you're spending every day talking about relationships of same sex
Speaker 2: and pushing that agenda. The parent who's looking at this
Speaker 2: is saying, wait a minute, you're securing my child's thought process.
Speaker 2: Not by giving them all the data like I had
Speaker 2: and allowing me to make a decision. You are changing
Speaker 2: their thought process to a degree that when I evaluate
Speaker 2: their homework I see a deliberate attempt by you trying
Speaker 2: to change the very way in which learning happens. That,
Speaker 2: my friends, is no longer common sense. That's called indoctrination.
Speaker 2: That has not worked in any history, in any civilization.
Speaker 2: It may have lasted a period of time, but Mao's
Speaker 2: China came to an end and they now have what
Speaker 2: is called a kind of con controlled capitalism. Russia does
Speaker 2: went through that brutal experiment with Stalin, but even they
Speaker 2: decided to create Peristroika and some of the norms and
Speaker 2: reforms that came along with Gorbachev. Look at history, Study
Speaker 2: it for yourself, Ask the people in your neighborhoods to
Speaker 2: study it for themselves. What we see is one party's
Speaker 2: deliberate attempt to bring a Satanic version. And I don't
Speaker 2: like to use the devil's name too much in conversation,
Speaker 2: but one look at the Paris Olympics will tell you
Speaker 2: that it is no longer enough to mock the moral
Speaker 2: righteousness of this world. It is now a deliberate attempt
Speaker 2: to constantly parade that which is occultish, and that which
Speaker 2: is sinister, and that which is abhorrent, and that which
Speaker 2: is deviant. Now you do this in the name of art.
Speaker 2: It can only slide so long. You can only do
Speaker 2: something so long and hang it in a museum before
Speaker 2: someone says that is no longer art. That is a
Speaker 2: blatant attempt at blasphemy. Not because I agree or disagree
Speaker 2: with it, but when you're parading this on my evening
Speaker 2: news channel at six o'clock, which is called the family
Speaker 2: friendly viewing timeframe, I suddenly realize, my entire family is
Speaker 2: being exposed to something that is contrary to what I
Speaker 2: teach them. Love, honor, dignity, respect. Obey your father and
Speaker 2: your mother, because if you obey them and listen to them,
Speaker 2: you will be worthy. If you disobey them, you will
Speaker 2: be disciplined. These simple etics are now being challenged in
Speaker 2: such a sinister and broad way. So if you follow
Speaker 2: the track from where I began talking about how this
Speaker 2: stupidity has manifested, how the entire script has been flipped,
Speaker 2: I can tell you, without any fear of error, that
Speaker 2: the reason the script has been flipped is because now
Speaker 2: suddenly people are saying, the dog has caught its tale
Speaker 2: and it realized it was attached to it all along.
Speaker 2: This was the plan from the very beginning. This was
Speaker 2: the forty year experiment. First, you begin to give them
Speaker 2: the free love that makes them lose reason. Then you
Speaker 2: give them group think and group identity that makes them
Speaker 2: lose individuality. Then you make them believe in abhorrence and
Speaker 2: all kinds of promiscuity, so they lose that morality and
Speaker 2: that moral bearing. Then when you're unhinged with them and
Speaker 2: you can no longer, you begin to say Okay, now
Speaker 2: we have to create labels for you so that you
Speaker 2: would feel safe, and we created the safe spaces. But
Speaker 2: what has this got to do with living? How are
Speaker 2: these people going to make a How are they going
Speaker 2: to make a life? How are they going to earn
Speaker 2: a living? Then you say, I'm going to take care
Speaker 2: of you. I'm going to give you cradle to grave entitlement.
Speaker 2: But folks, there's only so much money on the tree
Speaker 2: that could be shaken if it was shaken. There's so
Speaker 2: much money in the proverbial well, if there was a
Speaker 2: well full of coins. It is funny this day and
Speaker 2: age where people think there is an unending supply of
Speaker 2: wealth to be distributed. The common rally cry is, well,
Speaker 2: the top one percent need to pay their fair share. Yes,
Speaker 2: let's take the top one percent and tax them one
Speaker 2: hundred percent for the next three years, and you'll be
Speaker 2: able to fund our federal bureaucracy for less than four months.
Speaker 2: That's the reality of it. There is not an unending
Speaker 2: supply of money. What is now being becoming evident is
Speaker 2: people are wising up to a very alarming statistic that
Speaker 2: there seems to be no end to this supply chain
Speaker 2: of stupidity. The supply chain of stupidity has gone so
Speaker 2: far the dog has caught its stale, and it's trying
Speaker 2: to still run with its stale, running in a circle
Speaker 2: and knocking itself out. We'll wrap up when he come back.
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot for hanging in with me. This is
Speaker 2: christ Dunham filling in for my dear friend Todd huff
Speaker 2: on the Home of Conservative Not Bitter. Welcome back to
Speaker 2: the home stretch, the last segment of the last hour
Speaker 2: of my time filling and for my dear friend Todd
Speaker 2: huff on the Home of Conservative not Better. We talked
Speaker 2: a lot about America, American history. We brought in some
Speaker 2: of our patriotic founding fathers. We talked about the blasphemy
Speaker 2: of the equating of George Washington's resignation from Commander in
Speaker 2: Chief of the Continental Army to somehow the media saying
Speaker 2: that that is the same as Joe Biden giving up
Speaker 2: his desire to run for president again, that after fifty
Speaker 2: years in service. I mean, I almost chuckle to myself saying,
Speaker 2: you know, you can make this stuff up. You can
Speaker 2: try to chuckle it away, you can try to laugh
Speaker 2: it away, but at some point you got to look
Speaker 2: in the mirror and say nobody is buying it, please
Speaker 2: stop selling it. And now the Democratic Party has figured
Speaker 2: out that nobody is buying it, so they're ramping up
Speaker 2: the rhetoric. They're ramping up the vitriol. They have gone
Speaker 2: as far off the deepend as they can in their
Speaker 2: pick and their selection. The words, if you really clear,
Speaker 2: are not word salad. I think they are actually verily
Speaker 2: cleverly disguised. The equality and equity statement is a very
Speaker 2: Marxist statement, unhinged and unburdened by what was and what
Speaker 2: is or whichever fancy way you say. That is also
Speaker 2: a Maoist manifesto. We have to change where we were
Speaker 2: and untether ourselves from where we were. This is no
Speaker 2: different than one president some years ago saying that we
Speaker 2: have to fundamentally transform. Why why do we have to
Speaker 2: fundamentally transform a nation that has been a beacon? When
Speaker 2: you look at all the Nobel laureates in this world,
Speaker 2: a thousand Nobel Prizes given since the Nobel Prize was
Speaker 2: first initiated, and count how many came from this country,
Speaker 2: and ask yourself how many of them had a Judeo
Speaker 2: Christian identity what are we trying to change. Okay, we
Speaker 2: want to try to get rid of our past and
Speaker 2: we want to get rid of our colonial thing. We
Speaker 2: ourselves were a colony. I mean, if you think that
Speaker 2: everybody who came on the Mayflower were colonizers, and as
Speaker 2: a result, you have to discount everything that this country
Speaker 2: has stood for. America itself was a colony and it
Speaker 2: was the colonizers who fought. The second and third generation
Speaker 2: of the family that came from Britain are the ones
Speaker 2: who fought to separate themselves from Britain.
Speaker 1: So we need to learn our history.
Speaker 2: But I came from a colony that was a British
Speaker 2: colony for two hundred years. You don't have people in
Speaker 2: India walking around constantly worried about what the British did
Speaker 2: all those time ago.
Speaker 1: Seventy years have passed.
Speaker 2: There's got to be a moratorium on misery as much
Speaker 2: as there is a monopoly on misery. And that's what
Speaker 2: we are now seeing. The good, the honest, the tax paying,
Speaker 2: the law abiding, the hard working people in the heartland
Speaker 2: of this country who have been disenfranchised for the longest
Speaker 2: period of time are being said to themselves, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: I'm the good guy. I work hard for a living,
Speaker 2: so I'm going to wise up. The immigrant who came in,
Speaker 2: the asylum seeker who came in, who has begun to
Speaker 2: enjoy the American dream, who is now trying to be
Speaker 2: part of the system, who has moved to suburbia, whose
Speaker 2: children are going to good schools, is steadily saying, wait
Speaker 2: a minute, quit painting me in your corner of stupidity.
Speaker 1: I have already moved on.
Speaker 2: That guy is now saying, when I came as an
Speaker 2: immigrant and minimum wage was three and four dollars an hour,
Speaker 2: and I had to really save money for four years
Speaker 2: to buy my first home, you're saying I could have
Speaker 2: just walked across the border and you'll put me in
Speaker 2: a luxury hotel. That makes no sense. The person who
Speaker 2: you historically used as your favorite trump child for everything
Speaker 2: that was bad, is now looking at you saying, listen,
Speaker 2: Since the twenties, since the sixties, since whenever we had
Speaker 2: the right to participate in the free election process, we
Speaker 2: have always cast our ballot for you, and we are
Speaker 2: worse off than we were. Our homes have less number
Speaker 2: of men in it, the amount of people born to
Speaker 2: single mothers is astronomically high. Food prices are going through
Speaker 2: the roof. So whatever you give me a support is
Speaker 2: now working for their inflation. Some thing's got to give.
Speaker 2: Guess what has now caught up That dog has caught
Speaker 2: it stale, and it's now realizing that the only way
Speaker 2: they have forward is to continue another cycle.
Speaker 1: But guess what.
Speaker 2: The people who were part of the cycle have said,
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, dog, you can chase your tail all
Speaker 2: you want. I'm getting off this merry go round. I'm
Speaker 2: going to go and try to enjoy the American dream.
Speaker 2: I'm going to work a little harder. I'm going to
Speaker 2: put a little bit away because God knows, everything you've
Speaker 2: been selling has been alive. Because if we started off
Speaker 2: in that equity, we all started in the same position.
Speaker 2: You apparently went to school and loved a yellow school
Speaker 2: bus or whatever that was, and then you started off
Speaker 2: in the same spot. You know, that's the rhetoric, right,
Speaker 2: We need equity because equality means we all began in
Speaker 2: the same spot.
Speaker 1: But some of us didn't begin in the same spot.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't begin in the same spot as the
Speaker 2: person who got elected to Congress. They got one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five thousand dollars a year salary, and suddenly
Speaker 2: I look at it. Ten years later there was a
Speaker 2: six million dollar portfolio and I don't so this dog,
Speaker 2: this gig is up. The tail has been caught. And
Speaker 2: as a result of that, we have only one choice.
Speaker 2: And this is my humble pleading and my humble edict.
Speaker 2: Wise up. There is no unending supply of money to
Speaker 2: constantly take care of the programs in the entitlement, but
Speaker 2: there is an unending supply of ignorance. And it goes
Speaker 2: because we have abdicated a moral law and a moral lawgiver.
Speaker 2: It's time for us to stand up, be counted and say,
Speaker 2: I'm going to make a decision for posterity. I'm going
Speaker 2: to make a decision for hope. This is christ Dunham,
Speaker 2: having filled in for my dear friend Todd huff On
Speaker 2: the home of Conservative not Better. God bless you, God
Speaker 2: bless America, and we'll see you down the road.