Speaker 1: Ain't no time to dally or dilley. Normally we do
Speaker 1: both dilly dally. Resident Trump's big speech. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: this performative political and what was the point of it.
Speaker 1: I think I know we'll talk about this with the
Speaker 1: help of renewed healthcare and God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall
Speaker 1: live MSNBC prior to the speech. I think this features
Speaker 1: my old boss, Michael Steele Charlie So the.
Speaker 3: Performative meeting in the Oval Office, which was really in
Speaker 3: my estimation planned that that was an ambushing of our ally.
Speaker 3: The contrast between what we saw with Starmar and what
Speaker 3: we saw with Trump speaks for itself.
Speaker 1: But I think the important thread.
Speaker 3: Here is how our allies now stand up the reality.
Speaker 3: The truth is, you cannot negotiate a peace settlement from
Speaker 3: a one sided perspective. Trump started this process with Zelenski
Speaker 3: standing in the hallway when he brings them into the room.
Speaker 1: Finally, he berates him.
Speaker 3: He is working out his plan with Putin. Starmer is
Speaker 3: trying to work out a plan.
Speaker 1: For our ally.
Speaker 3: How do you see the European role reshaping this conversation
Speaker 3: and ultimately what this piece plan and process will look like.
Speaker 4: Well, let's just go back to the last forty eight hours.
Speaker 4: Though you'll use the word fiasco and disaster. And the
Speaker 4: more you think about what happened in the Oval Office,
Speaker 4: I think it is more. I think it is more consequential.
Speaker 4: It feels like a turning point, breaking point in world
Speaker 4: history and in the Western Alliance. It's not simply what
Speaker 4: the Europeans are going to do in this particular circumstance.
Speaker 4: They now have to realize that the United States is
Speaker 4: no longer the leader of the free world as long
Speaker 4: as Donald Trump is the present.
Speaker 1: Amazing two former Republicans Michael Steele Gosh, Michael, I don't
Speaker 1: know if you were ever who I thought you were
Speaker 1: And Charlie Sykes and never Trump becomes never Republican becomes
Speaker 1: always Democrats. And let's review Zelenski's back. He wants the
Speaker 1: mineral rights steel. He's realized that europe can't defend him.
Speaker 1: They tweet exactly what they're told to tweet at exactly
Speaker 1: the right time they're told to tweet it. But President
Speaker 1: Trump and I said that, hey, look he hasn't turned
Speaker 1: off AID yet. Then he did, and look at that.
Speaker 1: They came back. It's almost like when Joe Biden said, hey,
Speaker 1: if you don't fire the prosecutor, not getting the money,
Speaker 1: son of a bee. They fired the prosecutor. Remember that
Speaker 1: that was illegal bribery. President Trump, in a very legal sense,
Speaker 1: said no, there's going to be peace. It can't be
Speaker 1: negotiated one sided. No it can't. That's right. Zelensky could
Speaker 1: continue to fight with what That's a precursor leading up
Speaker 1: into the speech. And I think I know the point
Speaker 1: of the speech. Was it performative? Yes, politics had become performed.
Speaker 1: Was there policy in it? Yeah, there's some policy in it.
Speaker 1: But President Trump's doing something that the media can't admit
Speaker 1: he's doing because it would admit that he's responding to something.
Speaker 1: And in this way, President Trump deserves a lot of
Speaker 1: credit because this isn't political. There's politics in it. All
Speaker 1: things are spiritual. Ask God, there's nothing you have that's yours?
Speaker 1: Everything you have you've been given to steward, including this nation.
Speaker 1: What President Trump is doing through his very flawed way,
Speaker 1: and what God's doing through him, is a pushback against
Speaker 1: a cultural revolution. You can't fight cultural revolutions politically. President
Speaker 1: Trump began the process of fighting back against the cultural revolution.
Speaker 1: And it was Andrew Breitbart who wisely said, paul Tics
Speaker 1: is downstream of culture. You can't fight back against a
Speaker 1: cultural revolution through political means. It has to be done
Speaker 1: through performative means, which leads to political solutions. That's what
Speaker 1: the Democrats did when they launched the attack on sanity, saying, well,
Speaker 1: people just need a place to pee. That was the
Speaker 1: groundwork for We're going to destroy truth itself so we
Speaker 1: can rebuild it with political solutions, like the climate catastrophe,
Speaker 1: like it puts the needle in its skin if it
Speaker 1: wants to eat again, like redistribution of income through different means,
Speaker 1: through reparations like and open border is the only way
Speaker 1: we forgot how to close the border. Now the political
Speaker 1: solution is make everybody a citizen. All that started culturally.
Speaker 1: So President Trump's doing something he doesn't get enough credit for,
Speaker 1: which is fighting back against a cultural revolution. And this
Speaker 1: stuff builds up until the point you think it's almost
Speaker 1: And I know there are people who are of the mind,
Speaker 1: for instance, well boys, I've always been girls. No, that's
Speaker 1: that's a thought that's come about in the past three years.
Speaker 1: And things build up so they're normal. There are conditions
Speaker 1: in your body that are built up so that they're
Speaker 1: just normal. For instance, this if you're waking up all
Speaker 1: the time at nights and you got to pee and
Speaker 1: that gets really really annoying, it just becomes normal. It's
Speaker 1: a thing you do. But it doesn't have to be
Speaker 1: that way. When we talk about regularity, being regular, it's icky,
Speaker 1: it's gross, it's embarrassing. I sound like a seventy five.
Speaker 1: I like to be regular, right beyond my whole meal.
Speaker 1: Don't don't. It doesn't make you regular. By the way,
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Speaker 1: that you're saying I like to be I like to
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Speaker 1: the speech and a comment along the lines of letting
Speaker 1: the truth slip out. This is Democrats who decided to
Speaker 1: let the truth slip out. And you could say this
Speaker 1: is a kinseygaff. That's Michael Kinsey Kinsley gaff. Michael Kinsey
Speaker 1: invented this. It's when political leaders accidentally tell the truth.
Speaker 5: You don't care about this country, and that is unacceptable
Speaker 5: if you claim to be the president of the United States.
Speaker 5: So we are here, we are not going anywhere. We
Speaker 5: are going to continue to fight back, and we are
Speaker 5: going to continue to speak lies to his truth, to
Speaker 5: his stealing and to his cheating. Thank you, We're going to.
Speaker 1: Continue to speak lies to his truth. It's so perfect
Speaker 1: because standing behind her as she makes this statement are
Speaker 1: women pretending to defend women as they're about to go
Speaker 1: into a building where the president's making the point that
Speaker 1: we're not going to pretend kids are born in the
Speaker 1: wrong body. If you're an adult, you want to have
Speaker 1: plastic surgery, you want to pretend to be the opposite sex.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, I don't care, I do care,
Speaker 1: I do. I think it's awful for you. And there
Speaker 1: are people I know who've done this, and they appear
Speaker 1: very happy, and they're adults, and I'm not going to
Speaker 1: pretend along that they're the opposite sex. But men, I
Speaker 1: can look them in the eye and say, I am
Speaker 1: so happy you're happy. And of course my goal would
Speaker 1: be that they become attached to the true source of happiness,
Speaker 1: eternal happiness, walking with Jesus right. And but for kids,
Speaker 1: we've crossed finally, finally, a mental rubicon, because part of
Speaker 1: this is a culture war. The very tool used to
Speaker 1: launch the live transgender transgenderism into this society had so
Speaker 1: many touch points culturally that it's almost ridiculous account. The
Speaker 1: big one is the capturing of truth. Government being allowed
Speaker 1: to say what you see with your own eyes is
Speaker 1: not true. This came along at the same time as
Speaker 1: they were launching the misinformation and disinformation and anything we
Speaker 1: don't sponsor is a lie that lead that with a
Speaker 1: boy as a girl and a girl as a boy.
Speaker 1: If they say so so, if the government says you're
Speaker 1: the opposite sex you are. And that's a massive thing
Speaker 1: in a culture revolution, because when you're responding to cultural
Speaker 1: revolutions saying but that's not true, and there's this prevailing
Speaker 1: drive in society where people are ducking and covering mentally
Speaker 1: because I don't want to get kicked out of school,
Speaker 1: I don't want to lose my popularity on social media.
Speaker 1: It juggernauted boom boom boom and cowardly lay down Republicans,
Speaker 1: some of them very famous conservative hosts, laid down. They
Speaker 1: were afraid to talk about it. Praise God. Matt Walsh
Speaker 1: and other people with big footprints come along and pick
Speaker 1: up the baton from people like us. We talked about
Speaker 1: it early on, and you start to see the cultural shift.
Speaker 1: You can't win your culture back when the government owns
Speaker 1: the definition of truth. You can't win your culture back
Speaker 1: when brains are broken to the point where there are
Speaker 1: people who either have been caused to break their brain
Speaker 1: so they can believe a boys a girl, and that
Speaker 1: requires brain breaking. You can't rebuild the culture based upon
Speaker 1: broken brains. So President Trump, yes, some of this is
Speaker 1: performative and there's policy attached to it, but a lot
Speaker 1: of it's performative. You have to change culture to win
Speaker 1: a cultural revolution, and in this case, to push back.
Speaker 1: We are in a counter cultural revolution, and the Democrats
Speaker 1: do not adjust that. They do not change tactics because
Speaker 1: they're locked in lies. Their entire approach is built around
Speaker 1: a whole course series of lies. Oh, Democrats are the
Speaker 1: ones securing the border. What President Trump didn't do anything
Speaker 1: to secure the border. Joe Biden did that.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 1: We didn't kill any chickens. Oh that's Trump. He's the
Speaker 1: one with the egg price problem. That's him. He didn't
Speaker 1: We didn't kill We don't kill chick What problems with
Speaker 1: the shots? What are you talking about? Those shots were
Speaker 1: deadly when when President Trump was in office, and then
Speaker 1: they became miraculous when he left office. Now they're deadly.
Speaker 1: They're locked in lies. So what do they do. It's
Speaker 1: the same thing that people do when they're locked in
Speaker 1: lies and they know they cannot admit the truth. You've
Speaker 1: ever seen a person utterly cornered and everybody knows, dude,
Speaker 1: you're lying, and they just continue to triple down. Okay,
Speaker 1: but we actually saw you taking Bob's pizza out of
Speaker 1: the employee frigeratet We watched you do it. Bob said
Speaker 1: I could. Bob, did you tell them you could? No, Yes,
Speaker 1: you did, right, They just tripled down. So it started
Speaker 1: with people discovering that there were three Democrats who prior
Speaker 1: to the speech again posted videos right before Trump's speech,
Speaker 1: and oh look, they're all the same. They're all the
Speaker 1: same statements down starting on day one. And when you
Speaker 1: look at that, it's all the same statement. Twenty two
Speaker 1: Democrats all the same statement. Remarkable, except it's not. It's performative.
Speaker 1: They're trying to sustain the cultural revolution that they successfully launched.
Speaker 1: And where we were at prior to Kamala Harris not winning,
Speaker 1: Praise God Almighty, was they would have locked the cultural
Speaker 1: revolution in place. This is how close we were to
Speaker 1: utterly falling. They had the tools of capturing churches by
Speaker 1: inventing false churches. One false fake Christian churches created as
Speaker 1: straw men to real Christian churches, so that people could
Speaker 1: go in and get the veneer of faith, but none
Speaker 1: of the power of it. They could believe they were
Speaker 1: worshiping Jesus, but they were so far from that. Your
Speaker 1: government funded the diffusing of American faith walk so the
Speaker 1: disintermediation This has happened in a media sense, and this
Speaker 1: is easy for people to understand, is you look at
Speaker 1: all the choices now from media, mock and bird. Media
Speaker 1: doesn't get this. They don't yet understand that they mean
Speaker 1: themselves on a daily basis. They don't yet understand that
Speaker 1: the Democrats didn't understand it during the speech that they
Speaker 1: just offered the world an opportunity here meme us. So
Speaker 1: the disintermediation has happened time and again when the Internet
Speaker 1: became something through which people could listen to music. You
Speaker 1: watch now radio stations have to deal with this. And
Speaker 1: early on radio stations said, oh, ain't nobody going to
Speaker 1: listen to music online? And those of us who are
Speaker 1: on the internet radio basis said yeah, well actually they're
Speaker 1: doing it now. Now you see where Spotify is worth
Speaker 1: more than any of the radio networks combined. No one's
Speaker 1: going to watch TV on the Internet. Yeah they are.
Speaker 1: Even early on, we knew that was going to happen.
Speaker 1: Now you see YouTube and what it is. It's the
Speaker 1: world's biggest podcast platform and it's also the biggest television
Speaker 1: content provider in the world. It's not Netflix, it's YouTube.
Speaker 1: This intermediation, all these choices took people away from the mainstream.
Speaker 1: So the Democrats they get this, and part of their
Speaker 1: cultural revolution is look, on every street corner, starting in
Speaker 1: the fallen cities, let's put up fake Christian churches funded
Speaker 1: through USAID. Now, of course, President Trump's policy of ending
Speaker 1: USAID by virtue of firing everybody there. Since there's still
Speaker 1: this ridiculous argument that will go eventually to the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court as to whether or not President Trump cast control
Speaker 1: over his own budget, it's going to be hard for
Speaker 1: them to spend money because there's no one there to
Speaker 1: spend it. So those fake Christian churches are going to
Speaker 1: go away because none of the members there, they're not congregants,
Speaker 1: they're members, none of them are tithing. It's one hundred
Speaker 1: percent of their funding their government. That was policy put
Speaker 1: in place in the back end by the Democrats through
Speaker 1: non governmental organizations, which are actually government. That's how close
Speaker 1: we were. Had Kamala Harris either been installed or won,
Speaker 1: us AID would have produced more fake churches, and on
Speaker 1: every street corner you'd have a real church and a
Speaker 1: fake one, and people's itching ears. The Bible warns us
Speaker 1: people will turn from sound doctrine and go to false
Speaker 1: teachers who tickle their itching years. Satan understands scripture and
Speaker 1: the Democrats understand as an academic exercise the need that
Speaker 1: people have for faith, the need for God wired into us.
Speaker 1: So very brilliantly they said, well, give them a God,
Speaker 1: give him a Jesus, but let's make a fake Jesus.
Speaker 1: It's brilliant move. So, yes, part of what President Trump
Speaker 1: did was performative, and performance is important, and the Democrats
Speaker 1: know that as well. That's why they selected a certain
Speaker 1: guy for a certain role, hoping to have a certain
Speaker 1: iconic moment that they did not get because they didn't
Speaker 1: understand that they beclowned themselves on a multi many times
Speaker 1: per day basis because they've been left behind meme culture.
Speaker 1: So we'll talk about this special job one of the
Speaker 1: Democrats had within that rotation of actions last night in
Speaker 1: a performative speech, albeit tied to some politics. The performance
Speaker 1: are being important because you can't win a culture war politically.
Speaker 1: You have to change culture at the roots. So you take,
Speaker 1: for instance, a super small company that makes a product
Speaker 1: that you're going to need for the rest of your
Speaker 1: life and look at the culture. So when Alan Soaps
Speaker 1: was funded, it was founded. It was founded for one
Speaker 1: reason only. That was to give Alan a place to work. Okay,
Speaker 1: because John and his wife are fused to abort Alan
Speaker 1: with all his health unique health challenges, being effectively nonverbal.
Speaker 1: He's fourteen, He's been through about eighteen operations. The last
Speaker 1: time was fusing a vertebrate in his neck so he
Speaker 1: can move a little bit better. And it was a
Speaker 1: place for Alan to work for his lifeline. Lifetime soap
Speaker 1: is always going to be there. But then this product
Speaker 1: began to work and people discovered that, Wow, I like
Speaker 1: all natural soap. I like soap with no chemicals. I
Speaker 1: like a soap where I can look at it and understand.
Speaker 1: This was made in the United States of America, and
Speaker 1: a family with three generations of soap making expertise made
Speaker 1: this soap, and this fragrance came out of an important
Speaker 1: memory in Alan's mind. People like that, they liked the
Speaker 1: experience of every time they open a barb Allan soap,
Speaker 1: they picture Alan. Well, now they can picture Ian, who's
Speaker 1: also impacted by autism differently than Allan. Now you can
Speaker 1: think of Amy and imagine her life experience. She'd been
Speaker 1: neurotypical on her way to college on her way to
Speaker 1: a corporate career, got late onset autism and so very helpful.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Friends and family said, well, you know, there's always these
Speaker 1: institutions you could store her in, and her family, like
Speaker 1: Allen's family, said no, our daughter's going to continue to work.
Speaker 1: So she works at Alan Soaps, and when she's there,
Speaker 1: she is being productive. That's the whole point of Alan Soap.
Speaker 1: It is bigger than the soap itself. So go to
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Speaker 1: all their products there, and you're looking at a culture
Speaker 1: built around one huge goal, all lives matter. Alan Soaps
Speaker 1: dot Com slash Todd so speaker Mike Johnson was put
Speaker 1: into this position of having to remove Al Green because
Speaker 1: Al was selected to be the guy who wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to control himself. Do you remember when Joe Wilson
Speaker 1: did this Representative Wilson, Congressman Wilson about gosh. It was
Speaker 1: when I was in DC. Barack Obama had said from
Speaker 1: He's during his speech, illegal immigrants don't don't get Obamacare,
Speaker 1: and Joe Wilson stood up and he was in some
Speaker 1: of the chief seats.
Speaker 6: You lie.
Speaker 1: And Obama's look of rage. Wilson sent down. He didn't
Speaker 1: have to be removed. But I remember the conversation in
Speaker 1: the Republican National Committee. Someone's got to CeNSE you. This guy,
Speaker 1: he's got to get in front of an apology. He
Speaker 1: needs to be on TV. He he interrupted the first
Speaker 1: black president. And I remember sitting there at the table going, guys, no,
Speaker 1: don't do that to him. No, that's not going to
Speaker 1: change anything. The Democrats are still going to attack USS.
Speaker 1: Don't go do the first black president thing. No, he's
Speaker 1: a president. Let Wilson come out and explain why did it,
Speaker 1: but not apologize, because here's our moment to expose the
Speaker 1: fact that, yes, Obamacare gives healthcare to illegal immigrants. And
Speaker 1: I remember the two week news cycle and a guy
Speaker 1: named David All David It's a friend of mine. He
Speaker 1: since left politics, super creative, unbelievably friendly man, funny dude.
Speaker 1: He jumped in and saved Joe Wilson from apologizing. He said,
Speaker 1: let's launch a fundraiser, and Joe Wilson got a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of money from that event. And it wasn't performative.
Speaker 1: I actually talked to the commerce about this. It wasn't
Speaker 1: he actually felt bad, but it wasn't going to do
Speaker 1: good to apologize. I think this is all staged. I
Speaker 1: think it's all performative. They chose Al Green because he's
Speaker 1: magnetic in terms of charisma. It's hard to turn away
Speaker 1: from MS.
Speaker 7: Finding that members continue to engage in willful and concert
Speaker 7: the disruption or proper decorum. The chair now directs a
Speaker 7: sergeant at arms to restore order, remove this gentleman from
Speaker 7: the chamber.
Speaker 1: The look on President Trump's face is importance here In
Speaker 1: the second I thought he was gonna clock someone with
Speaker 1: the cane For a second jd vance were eyeshadow, and
Speaker 1: I mean that or eyeliner. Does he wear eyeliner? He
Speaker 1: was pointing back at Ja daiais. There's the Democrats with
Speaker 1: their members Mima signs. So to his credit, he walked out.
Speaker 1: He didn't have to have himself removed. Maybe it was
Speaker 1: to set up. I don't want to bear false witness,
Speaker 1: but it's these guys are so performed. The whole night
Speaker 1: was a night of performance with their goofy little signs
Speaker 1: that remind me of dilly bars from Dairy Queen. Am
Speaker 1: I the only one that remembers a dilly bar. That
Speaker 1: was a good Now, see that was that was a
Speaker 1: snack food. If you don't know who the dilly bar was,
Speaker 1: it had the little popsicle stick up in it, and
Speaker 1: then it was like, uh, probably it was like a
Speaker 1: cow patty of ice cream wrapped in chocolate or strawberry wax.
Speaker 1: And man, that wax. That was some wax. So the
Speaker 1: Democrats will get to this. They don't understand how mivable
Speaker 1: those little signs were. President Trump's face there, he has
Speaker 1: a smug smile. And here's what I see in this.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna get me. I'm not going to be
Speaker 1: the one to respond. You're not gonna put me until.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna give you the video you want. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna yell at you. I'm gonna let the process
Speaker 1: handle the process. I know I've got behind me jd Vance,
Speaker 1: who doesn't just stand behind me, he actually has my
Speaker 1: six I know Mike Johnson's gonna have you removed. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna stand there and yep, I've got a smug smile
Speaker 1: because I'm not going to give you the emotional response
Speaker 1: you want. Right, great job restraint. I don't want President
Speaker 1: Trump to get back into pride. That would be written
Speaker 1: easy time to be prideful. I won. You didn't remember
Speaker 1: that one Barack Obama said that that John McCain having
Speaker 1: a conference about Obama, John, I want you lost now
Speaker 1: a stop talking. Didn't get that moment from Trump. There
Speaker 1: were some policy moments President Trump talking about reciprocal tariffs.
Speaker 8: On averaged, the European Union, China, Brazil, India, Mexico, and Canada.
Speaker 6: Have you heard of them?
Speaker 8: And countless other nations charge us tremendously higher tariffs than
Speaker 8: we charge them.
Speaker 6: It's very unfair.
Speaker 8: India charges US auto tariffs higher than one hundred percent.
Speaker 8: China's average tariff on our products is twice but we
Speaker 8: charged them. And South Rhea's average tariff is four times higher.
Speaker 8: Think of that, four times higher. And we give so
Speaker 8: much help militarily in so many other ways to South Korea.
Speaker 8: But that's what happens. This is happening by friend and foe.
Speaker 8: This system is not fair to the United States and
Speaker 8: never was. And so on April second, I wanted to
Speaker 8: make it April first, but I didn't want to be
Speaker 8: accused of April Fool's Day.
Speaker 6: That's what that's not just one.
Speaker 8: Day was, of course, there's a lot of money, but
Speaker 8: we're going to do it in April.
Speaker 6: I'm a very superstitious person.
Speaker 8: April second, reciprocal tariffs kick in, and whatever they tariff
Speaker 8: us other countries, we will tariff them.
Speaker 6: That's reciprocal back and forth.
Speaker 8: Whatever they tax us, we will tax them.
Speaker 1: I've never been a fan of tariffs. But then again,
Speaker 1: the economy is not connected to reality any longer. It's not.
Speaker 1: Our stock market is untethered by reality, and sometimes you
Speaker 1: need a patterned interrupt This is also partly performative. President
Speaker 1: Trump knows they can just rack their terras up, but
Speaker 1: he's betting on something that people aren't going to talk about,
Speaker 1: and that is the United States strength in numbers of products,
Speaker 1: numbers of people, and our culture here. It's not a
Speaker 1: great thing that our culture is a consumer's culture, and
Speaker 1: it is. And as President Trump god willing to get
Speaker 1: some of the changes to the economy and that he
Speaker 1: deeply wants, which is making us a net dominant exporter
Speaker 1: of energy, starting with our own energy here coming from
Speaker 1: within our shores. We are now independent in terms of
Speaker 1: energy needs from other countries. Well, now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: they're going to have a harder time making their teriffs matter. Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll make our own culture. One of the cultural aspects
Speaker 1: of America is the culture of entrepreneurism. I see a need,
Speaker 1: I will fill that need. As President Trump freeze up
Speaker 1: the economy from regulations designed to stop startups created with
Speaker 1: the help of companies who they knew what they were doing.
Speaker 1: When the people who ran Joe Biden went to these
Speaker 1: companies and said, we're going to make a big push
Speaker 1: on DEI. We're going to make a big push in
Speaker 1: this thing. And here's what's in it for you. Undercover
Speaker 1: of DEI, We're going to flood this nation with illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: We're going to give money from USAID to groups that
Speaker 1: will settle these illegal immigrants in your towns. Other NGOs
Speaker 1: will give you access to these illegal immigrants. You will
Speaker 1: be able to hire them at fifty percent what you
Speaker 1: would pay the Americans. And when that's not enough, we'll
Speaker 1: have the official Visa program. WI will bring in people
Speaker 1: to work in your convenience stores. Because no Americans can
Speaker 1: possibly do that work. You get to have them employed
Speaker 1: for fifty percent of what you would pay Americans. You're
Speaker 1: going to help us with the DEI part. You're going
Speaker 1: to push this through your communication channel. So it's not
Speaker 1: the government saying it's Target, it's Starbucks, it's Forward, it's
Speaker 1: Boeing's that are airlines. Government's not doing it, companies are.
Speaker 1: So you get people like people who ran Joe Biden
Speaker 1: coming out and saying, look, this isn't the government. I
Speaker 1: don't know why people are blaming the government. These companies
Speaker 1: have made a rational decision. The diversity, equity and inclusion
Speaker 1: is good for business. They've made a rational decision right
Speaker 1: because they're getting employees at fifty percent cost. As President
Speaker 1: Trump from a cultural perspective, changes that through performative politics,
Speaker 1: and there was a bunch of that during the speech
Speaker 1: around immigration. Performative politics. He can then drive policy change
Speaker 1: off of the performative politics. The performative politics of having
Speaker 1: people in the audience whose kids were murdered by illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: It's using iconography, it's using storytelling, it's using emotion to
Speaker 1: drive a cultural change from a performative perspective to put
Speaker 1: momentum behind the policy solutions President Trump has offered, which
Speaker 1: has seen a mass self deportation of people and the
Speaker 1: lowest numbers of border encounters in history, and it's not
Speaker 1: coming across the CBB One app now thing that because
Speaker 1: that's gone on. So President Trump obviously had to address
Speaker 1: the border invasion, and he announced something about that. That's
Speaker 1: it's actually he's right. And with this, there's been a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of Democrats who had a talking point prior
Speaker 1: to President trum speech saying, look at Trump listing all
Speaker 1: his accomplishments and nothing to do with the economy. They
Speaker 1: were saying, Oh, say, he secured the border, but the chicken,
Speaker 1: but egg prices are still high. Nothing to help the economy.
Speaker 1: Oh you mean having criminal illegal immigrants removed from our
Speaker 1: country who were getting our tax dollars for free and
Speaker 1: sending it home to their countries of origin doesn't help
Speaker 1: our economy. It doesn't corrupt idea, and it's a lie.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats are wrapped up in lies. So where
Speaker 1: you're at right now, in the middle of this fight
Speaker 1: back against a culture revolution, a counter culture revolution is
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Speaker 1: Dash one three seven. President Trump spoke about the border
Speaker 1: and the invasion.
Speaker 8: Media and our friends in the Democrat Party kept saying
Speaker 8: we needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure
Speaker 8: the border. But it turned out that all we really
Speaker 8: needed was a new president.
Speaker 1: Then never see me chanting a man's name. Sorry, thank you,
Speaker 1: it's not me.
Speaker 8: Joe Biden didn't just open our borders. He flew illegal
Speaker 8: aliens over them to overwhelm our schools, hospitals, and communities
Speaker 8: throughout the country. Entire towns like Aurora, Colorado, and Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 8: buckled under the weight of the migrant occupation and corruption
Speaker 8: like nobody's ever seen before.
Speaker 1: I flock, oh buckling.
Speaker 3: Or is it.
Speaker 1: Driven to distraction and pain? Now? In point of fact,
Speaker 1: the helping of the US economy is now. Businesses are
Speaker 1: going to have to figure out how to hire Americans.
Speaker 1: How will that work? Hey, maybe meritocracy. Maybe we'll go
Speaker 1: back to a math based system of who gets good work,
Speaker 1: and that would be this, do you return me three four,
Speaker 1: five x what I pay you in terms of profitability
Speaker 1: for my company? Meagan from The Walking Dead was a great,
Speaker 1: great tactician and strategists. He used to say, people are
Speaker 1: a resource. It's also deeply evil character, greatest villain in
Speaker 1: the history of TV. Meagan. People are resource. So now
Speaker 1: American companies may need to return to meritocracies. Who's going
Speaker 1: to provide me this return. There's a young person in
Speaker 1: our family seeking her first No it's not first job,
Speaker 1: but first big job. And I was talking with her
Speaker 1: the other day, just hey, just some tips from a
Speaker 1: guy who used to hire people. Take a great, big
Speaker 1: cover letter and deliver it to the place you sent
Speaker 1: your resume. She's like, well, I already sent it in
Speaker 1: right now, follow up, walk in with a beautiful cover letter.
Speaker 1: And this happens to be a restaurant. She's seeking work,
Speaker 1: and she happens to be a deeply gifted cook. Cook something.
Speaker 1: Walk in close to closing hours so you're not interrupting
Speaker 1: a lunch rush. Never go in during a lunch time.
Speaker 1: Never going during a busy time. If you show up
Speaker 1: and it's busy, don't go in. Go in during a
Speaker 1: slow time. Walk in and say, I know that you're
Speaker 1: going through review of resumes. I've submitted mine. I wanted
Speaker 1: you to see an example of my cooking, so I
Speaker 1: made this at home. Here's some instructions on how to
Speaker 1: reheat it, and here's some pictures and videos of some
Speaker 1: of my work as a cook. And here's a letter
Speaker 1: on why I want to work here. Meritocracy. Ay, wow,
Speaker 1: you took the time to do that. B You cook
Speaker 1: really well. See you have a passion for this. D
Speaker 1: You didn't come in during a busy time, and bug
Speaker 1: us you chose a downtime and you know our menu. Meritocracy. Now,
Speaker 1: after you get hired, you have to prove that merit
Speaker 1: by proving true all these things about you. But maybe
Speaker 1: this is some of the things that will how happen
Speaker 1: in the American economy because DEI was a great, big
Speaker 1: excuse to do away with meritocracy because you could hire
Speaker 1: twice as many people for the same cost. And when
Speaker 1: you hire twice as many people at part time, guess
Speaker 1: what you don't have to do employee benefits. Plus the
Speaker 1: government's taking over anyway. So maybe this is necessity being
Speaker 1: the mother of invention. And maybe the new invention is
Speaker 1: the oldest invention in all of hiring. Maybe that's meritocracy.
Speaker 1: So as President Trump talked about the border, and then
Speaker 1: he talked about the change to the border, he got
Speaker 1: then performative. And this is important because you cannot win
Speaker 1: a cultural revolution through political means. You have to start
Speaker 1: at the source, and that's culture. And culture is downstream
Speaker 1: of of course, a God created us. God created us
Speaker 1: to not be beings who seek disorder and chaos. We
Speaker 1: seek order. God is a god of order, not chaos.
Speaker 1: It's the other side that likes chaos. And our spirits
Speaker 1: consents this. If we have the Holy Spirit consent. Wait,
Speaker 1: something's way off. President Trump remembered someone named Joscelyn.
Speaker 8: It is a woman I have gotten to know, Alexis
Speaker 8: Nungari from Houston, wonderful woman.
Speaker 6: Last year, Alexis's.
Speaker 8: Twelve year old daughter, her precious Joscelyn, walked to a
Speaker 8: nearby convenience.
Speaker 6: Sir.
Speaker 8: She was gettingnapped, tied up, assaulted for two hours under
Speaker 8: a bridge, and horrifically murdered. Arrested and charged with this
Speaker 8: heinous crime are two illegal alien monsters from Venezuela, released
Speaker 8: into America by the last administration through their ridiculous open border.
Speaker 6: The death of this beautiful.
Speaker 8: Twelve year old girl and the agony of her mother
Speaker 8: and family touched our entire nation greatly. Alexis, I promised
Speaker 8: that we would always remember your daughter, your magnificent daughter,
Speaker 8: and earlier tonight I signed an order keeping my word
Speaker 8: to you.
Speaker 1: One thing I have.
Speaker 8: Learned about Jocelyn is that she loved animals so much.
Speaker 6: She loved nature.
Speaker 8: Across Galveston Bay from where Joscelyn lived in Houston, you
Speaker 8: will find a magnificent National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine, peaceful,
Speaker 8: thirty four thousand acre sanctuary for all of God's creatures
Speaker 8: on the edge of the Gulf of America. Alexis moments ago,
Speaker 8: I formally renamed that refuge in loving memory of your
Speaker 8: beautiful daughter josly So, mister Vice President, if you would,
Speaker 8: may I have the order.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's performative, it's not policy, but it empowers policy.
Speaker 1: I've often said, make democrats live in the world they're
Speaker 1: creating for others. I don't want to see democrats have
Speaker 1: their kids murdered. God forbid, you shall not murder. But
Speaker 1: they're having to live in this world now they're created.
Speaker 1: And they've given President Trump this opportunity to use storytelling
Speaker 1: and emotion to fight back against a cultural revolution, a
Speaker 1: counter cultural revolution. And you have to fight at the
Speaker 1: cultural level first to win it, and then that informs
Speaker 1: policy or empowers policy. President Trump addressed the hill on
Speaker 1: which Democrats are absolutely willing to see themselves killed, the
Speaker 1: hill that they join in concert with pharma and with
Speaker 1: academics and with the sexual left. And it is the
Speaker 1: ultimate fight back in this cultural revolution. And President Trump
Speaker 1: used performative politics to put this back in the spotlight.
Speaker 1: As Democrats continue to side with twenty percent versus eighty percent,
Speaker 1: we're headed into a moment that is culturally significant for
Speaker 1: many people. For other folks, it's just fun in that
Speaker 1: Saint Patrick's Day. Now, if you have Celtic or Irish heritage,
Speaker 1: maybe this really means something to you. And if it does,
Speaker 1: then hey, go embrace it. We're Americans first and foremost,
Speaker 1: and some of us really choose to celebrate our cultural heritage.
Speaker 1: Tim Krukshank at Bone Frog Coffee, the founder and CEO
Speaker 1: Bone Frog Coffee. His Celtic background informs a lot of
Speaker 1: us thinking. After all, Tim, given the Irish fighting spirit,
Speaker 1: is in fact a retired Navy seal. He did three
Speaker 1: deployments on our behalf. Now, part of this is that
Speaker 1: God made Tim into someone being willing to give his
Speaker 1: life for his brother and sister, because no greater love
Speaker 1: has man. That's truly part of this. That's why every
Speaker 1: bag says God Country Team. But part of it is
Speaker 1: Tim's Celtic heritage. So he designed a bag specifically for
Speaker 1: Saint Patrick's Day. Limited time offer. This is a beautiful
Speaker 1: Celtic cross celebrating the Lord Jesus Christ who willingly gave
Speaker 1: his life for us forgiveness of sins, our propitiation debts
Speaker 1: that we couldn't pay. It also celebrates the fighting spirit
Speaker 1: of the Irish the seal culture, of course, and tim
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Speaker 1: fifteen percent off subscription coffee. So President Trump, prior to
Speaker 1: the speech honored another person in America harmed by the
Speaker 1: culture Revolution. Carolyn Levitt, the spokeswoman for the White House,
Speaker 1: posted to Twitter nineteen year old Peyton McNabb, who has
Speaker 1: spoken out about being left with the traumatic brain injury
Speaker 1: after a so called transgender identifying man spikes of volleyball
Speaker 1: ins our head, will be a special guest at President
Speaker 1: Donald Trump John Trump's Joint Address to Congress, and you
Speaker 1: know that President Trump signed this executive order making it's
Speaker 1: a making it possible to take federal dollars from agencies
Speaker 1: that allow men to steal the trophies and scholarships of
Speaker 1: women and boys from girls. It's not being enforced at all,
Speaker 1: so it's performative, but maybe it's going to be enforced.
Speaker 1: If Pam Bondi doesn't enforce it, she should be removed
Speaker 1: as Department of Justice. She should no longer be Attorney General,
Speaker 1: so she should be put unnoticed. You've got two weeks
Speaker 1: because you've got separate countries like Washington State that are
Speaker 1: trying to encode abortion into their constitution, and by the way,
Speaker 1: gender mutilation surgery into the constitution, it will be a
Speaker 1: constitutional right of parents to modify to mutilate their kids.
Speaker 1: So this better be enforced. President Trump spoke of something
Speaker 1: to kids in regards to gender ideology, and I guarantee
Speaker 1: that the sexual left is furious because this is a
Speaker 1: coopering of language.
Speaker 8: Stories like this are why shortly after taking office, I
Speaker 8: signed an executive order banning public schools from indoctrinating our
Speaker 8: children with transgender ideology. I also signed an order to
Speaker 8: cut off all taxpayer funding to any institution that engages
Speaker 8: in the sexual mutilation of our youth.
Speaker 9: And now I want Congress to pass a bill.
Speaker 8: Permanently banning and criminalizing sex changes on children and forever
Speaker 8: ending the lie that any child is trapped.
Speaker 6: In the wrong body. This is a big line.
Speaker 9: And our message to every child in America is that
Speaker 9: you are perfect, exactly the way God made you.
Speaker 1: You see the tears as some of the families, mostly moms.
Speaker 1: The pain that families are put through in this process
Speaker 1: is satanic. It's satanic. It's denying God's love for you,
Speaker 1: designed for you the very beginning of the Bible. It's
Speaker 1: satan mocking well, it's not that child's not made in
Speaker 1: your image anymore. It's the most satanic of inventions. And
Speaker 1: of course, it was just this past week that every
Speaker 1: Democrat joined with two coward Republicans who refused to vote
Speaker 1: on this legislation that simply would have not allowed men
Speaker 1: to compete against women and boys against girls in sports,
Speaker 1: but it is encoded into law, and to coward the Republicans,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about them later this week, chose not to
Speaker 1: vote on them because they're cowards. Democrats have chosen this
Speaker 1: as the hill in which they're willing to die, and
Speaker 1: it makes sense why pharma backs it for money. The
Speaker 1: sexual left backs it for power. They can trap kids
Speaker 1: in these pretend bodies for the rest of their lives,
Speaker 1: and only by being members of the sexual left do
Speaker 1: they continue to get the goodies of free wrong sex
Speaker 1: hormones to maintain the illusion all the follow up surgeries
Speaker 1: that so often happen ten twelve to fifteen follow up surgeries.
Speaker 1: As the infections continue to overtake the bodies of these people,
Speaker 1: they want that taxpayer funded stay loyal to the sexual
Speaker 1: left academics who get to live in this world of
Speaker 1: theory and celebrate that they have conquered God's design for people.
Speaker 1: The mockingbird media, who has a whole brand new portion
Speaker 1: of society to whom to sell product. Doubt me. Go
Speaker 1: look up packers transgender so called transgender packers on Amazon.
Speaker 1: This is so your three year old, four year old
Speaker 1: little girl can have a fake penis. Go look at
Speaker 1: the number of products now marketed towards this segment of
Speaker 1: society have been so harmed all the way up into
Speaker 1: of course, Democrats, with their voting base and then, of
Speaker 1: course Satan. Not everybody who gives into this stuff has
Speaker 1: fallen for Satan's trips. Some people are just genuinely confused
Speaker 1: gender just for it has been around for years. There's
Speaker 1: plenty of people who've had these surgeries and hormones done,
Speaker 1: and guess what, you don't know. They're good at it
Speaker 1: and they're confused in their gender. But guess what, they're
Speaker 1: good people, the decent human beings that they're not the
Speaker 1: ones demanded get me done to children. They're not the
Speaker 1: ones demanding it me done against parental wishes. They're the
Speaker 1: ones who would continue to say wait. We began this
Speaker 1: show by talking about the twenty two Democrats who decided
Speaker 1: to read lines into a camera, all the same lines,
Speaker 1: because we're not going to notice they didn't get it.
Speaker 1: They showed up in Congress with a picture of themselves
Speaker 1: being neebable with these silly, dilly bar signs, and sure enough,
Speaker 1: during the speech they were instantly aimed. Even as the
Speaker 1: speech was going on, whatever it said in their signs
Speaker 1: was replaced by things like america last, I love war,
Speaker 1: I don't know what a woman is, I steal from
Speaker 1: taxpayers illegals first and I voted against women. Really well done.
Speaker 1: Democrats can't change tactics because democrats are trapped in a lie.
Speaker 1: And you shall not lie. We shall know them by
Speaker 1: their fruits. This is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go,
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
Speaker 1: effort to walk in the light of Christ.