Speaker 1: Trump's calling Putin's antics crazy. As US Russia tentions hit
Speaker 1: fever pitch, We'll get the scoop from White House Deputy
Speaker 1: Press Secretary on where things stand between the two nuclear superpowers.
Speaker 1: Mike Hawell continues exposing one of the biggest scandals in
Speaker 1: American history, the Biden Auto pen presidency. The American Tributes
Speaker 1: co founder dives into South Africa's chaos, and meme Lord
Speaker 1: Douglas Mackie joins US as he's fighting legal battles for
Speaker 1: the crime of epic trolling. All Next on The Matt
Speaker 1: Gates Show, Let's roll.
Speaker 2: Shaking up Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: We're breaking the fever.
Speaker 4: Do you ever watch this guy on television?
Speaker 5: It's like a machine.
Speaker 2: He's great. Matt Gates, Welcome to The Matt Gates Show.
Speaker 1: I'm Vish Burah, a producer on the show, and I'll
Speaker 1: be your guest host tonight. While Matt Gates is on assignment,
Speaker 1: tensions are flaring between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir po.
Speaker 1: The pair of leaders have traded barbs in recent days
Speaker 1: after Russia unleashed its largest drone attack since the inception
Speaker 1: of the Ukraine War in February of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Over the weekend, Russia launched nearly three hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: drones and missiles into Ukraine, killing at least twelve people.
Speaker 1: Trump responded to the attacks, saying Putin has gone absolutely crazy.
Speaker 6: I'm not happy with what Putin's doing. He's killing a
Speaker 6: lot of people, and I don't know what the hell
Speaker 6: happened to Putin. I've known him a long time, always
Speaker 6: gotten along with him. But he's sending rockets into cities
Speaker 6: and killing people, and I don't like it at all. Okay,
Speaker 6: we're in the middle of talking and he's cheating rockets
Speaker 6: into Kiev and other cities. But he's killing people, and
Speaker 6: something happened to this guy, and I.
Speaker 3: Don't like it.
Speaker 1: The Kremlin discounted Trump's comments, accusing him of being emotional,
Speaker 1: Yet Putin also reject Trump's push to have the next
Speaker 1: round of peace talks at the Vatican. President Trump fired
Speaker 1: back with a truth social post today, saying, quote, what
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin doesn't realize is that if it weren't for me,
Speaker 1: lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia,
Speaker 1: and I mean really bad.
Speaker 2: He's playing with fire.
Speaker 1: While President Trump is growing frustrated over the lack of
Speaker 1: progress to end the war in Ukraine, he is signaling
Speaker 1: optimism with his trade negotiations with the European Union. Trump
Speaker 1: said the EU wants to meet for trade talks and
Speaker 1: he agreed to delay the fifty percent tariff until July ninth.
Speaker 1: Trump called this a positive event after the EU had
Speaker 1: been slow walking negotiations. Meanwhile, in the China front of
Speaker 1: the trade war, the administration has signaled that a deal has.
Speaker 2: Been reached on that as well.
Speaker 1: That would signal a major victory for the president, as
Speaker 1: it would be a keystone deal which would allow the
Speaker 1: rest of the trade dominoes to fall into place. The
Speaker 1: President is dealing with all these issues abroad while still
Speaker 1: battling against the judicial coup in America that is hell
Speaker 1: bent on thwarting his deportation efforts. On Monday, Biden appointed
Speaker 1: US District Judge Brian Murphy accused the Trump administration of
Speaker 1: violating his due process orders by trying to send a
Speaker 1: group of illegals to South Sudan. The judge claims the
Speaker 1: administration is manufacturing the very chaos they decry here to
Speaker 1: provide the White House perspective on all these battlefronts is
Speaker 1: Deputy Press Secretary and Special Assistant to the President, Harrison Fields. Harrison,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for joining. Thank you for having
Speaker 1: me all right, Harrison, The media is a buzz right
Speaker 1: now about the latest strikes in Ukraine by Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: and President Trump's response on truth Social.
Speaker 2: What's the plan of action.
Speaker 1: Now that it seems that Putin and Zlynsky seems to
Speaker 1: be escalating the engagement instead of discussing the peace talks.
Speaker 1: President Trump is trying so hard to see to the
Speaker 1: finish line.
Speaker 7: Yes, well, you said it clearly that the President is
Speaker 7: trying hard and he's going to be relentless in his pursuit.
Speaker 7: And the national security team that he's assembled, the best
Speaker 7: national security team that this White House has ever seen,
Speaker 7: is committed to the President's objective objectives here, which is
Speaker 7: to end this war once and for all. This is
Speaker 7: not going to be an easy process. You have two
Speaker 7: leaders that are not committed to the same goal as
Speaker 7: the president. The President's been very clear on his Truth
Speaker 7: Social that he has concerns with both parties here, but
Speaker 7: we are going to remain committed to making sure this
Speaker 7: war ends. The President talks about it so often. We
Speaker 7: have five thousand men dying a week in this war
Speaker 7: that has to end. The President is committed to doing so,
Speaker 7: and he often reminds the American people and the world
Speaker 7: that this would have never happened if he was the
Speaker 7: if he was president when Joe I was here, because
Speaker 7: that incompetence of the previous administration led to a world
Speaker 7: on fire. Look no further than the Middle East and
Speaker 7: Eastern Europe.
Speaker 1: You know, there's been just chaos all over the world,
Speaker 1: especially on this foreign policy front, but there's been some
Speaker 1: of this chaos on the trade front too. You know,
Speaker 1: there's been talks that a tariff deal has been reached
Speaker 1: with China. Is that real And how far along is
Speaker 1: that deal so far? And when can we see or
Speaker 1: expect its implementation.
Speaker 7: Yes, well, there's always gonna be a lot of chatter
Speaker 7: on the internet, and I would tell people if they
Speaker 7: want the latest news on tariffs, look no further than
Speaker 7: truth social when you hear it directly from the President
Speaker 7: of the United States.
Speaker 2: The one thing he's been.
Speaker 7: Crystal clear about is whether, as well as his masterful
Speaker 7: trade team, is that countries are basically barging down the
Speaker 7: doors of the White House to get a meeting to
Speaker 7: make sure that they get a deal with the deal
Speaker 7: maker in chief, President Donald J.
Speaker 8: Trump.
Speaker 7: We have companies and countries investing in America at record levels,
Speaker 7: over ten trillion dollars in investment commitments already. That is
Speaker 7: precisely because of the President's tariff policies, which is bringing
Speaker 7: investment back to this country. We have a workforce that
Speaker 7: can sustain it. We have the companies here that are
Speaker 7: willing and able to expand we encourage them to do so.
Speaker 7: We want American made goods once again. This is exactly
Speaker 7: what these trade policies are doing. And the one thing
Speaker 7: I'll say about the progress of these negotiations that we've
Speaker 7: made historic efforts and advancements in making sure that we
Speaker 7: get these deals across the finish line. You saw that
Speaker 7: with the UK, you will see that with many other
Speaker 7: countries forthcoming announcements, to be sure, but we are making
Speaker 7: tremendous leaps and bounds when it comes to the President's
Speaker 7: trade policies.
Speaker 1: You know, before I get to the injunctions, I do
Speaker 1: want to ask you about this policy that's breaking that
Speaker 1: President Trump and the admin is suspending student visas all
Speaker 1: across the world at embassies. Tell us about that move
Speaker 1: and why is that move important now?
Speaker 7: Well, it's so important because we've seen people hijack our
Speaker 7: generosity when it comes to our student visa program. If
Speaker 7: you come to the United States and want to divide us,
Speaker 7: if you want to cause chaos in our communities based
Speaker 7: off of the rhetoric and radical ideology that you're bringing
Speaker 7: to a country that you were not born in, that
Speaker 7: you do not have residency in. You are a temporary
Speaker 7: visitor seeking an education. If you want to come here
Speaker 7: and try to stir up division and divisiveness, you are
Speaker 7: not going to be welcome. We are taking an assessment
Speaker 7: of everybody that we're letting into this country. The State
Speaker 7: Department has been very clear about what their intentions here.
Speaker 7: We want to make sure that we are not letting
Speaker 7: in radical propagandists in this country, and we want to
Speaker 7: make sure we have the best and brightest coming to
Speaker 7: American schools. We've seen the devastating impact of anti Semitic protests,
Speaker 7: mainly from students at Ivy League campuses, some of whom
Speaker 7: are also foreign born people who are here on student visas.
Speaker 7: We need to make sure that we're restons or in
Speaker 7: the majesty of our higher education facilities and making sure
Speaker 7: that this immigration policy is smart, because what the previous
Speaker 7: administration did was reckless, lawless, and created a devastating reality
Speaker 7: that this president is now having to clean up.
Speaker 1: You know, speaking of lawless, there are these district judges
Speaker 1: across America that have gone wild with injunctions on all
Speaker 1: sorts of actions from the Trump admin from foreign policy
Speaker 1: to domestic policy, especially with deportations. What is the action
Speaker 1: plan that the White House has to deal with these
Speaker 1: injunctions and what can the public expect moving forward in
Speaker 1: these legal battles.
Speaker 7: Well, the action plan has been one that's been extremely decisive,
Speaker 7: and we haven't relented in our pursuit for the constitution
Speaker 7: to prevail in this matter. The Constitution is very clear.
Speaker 7: You know, your viewers know, very educated people that the
Speaker 7: Constitution affords this president his Article two Responsibilities and powers
Speaker 7: to be the chief executive of the Executive Branch that
Speaker 7: is written in the United States Constitution, which has governed
Speaker 7: this country since its founding. Why we have radical judges
Speaker 7: who are now putting together these nationwide injunctions trying to
Speaker 7: hamstring this president from enacting in constitutional authorities is something
Speaker 7: that is not just head scratching. It's a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 7: We have done everything possible to fight this in the courts.
Speaker 7: This issue is now in the Supreme Court, where we
Speaker 7: think we will find a favorable ruling forthcoming because this
Speaker 7: could not stand. You cannot have a judge in Hawaii
Speaker 7: talk about or give rulings that are going to impact
Speaker 7: people in Connecticut. We cannot have a judge in Maine
Speaker 7: dictate policy in my home state of Florida. So we
Speaker 7: are fighting this in the courts. We do think the
Speaker 7: Supreme Court will rule favorably, but the American people should
Speaker 7: know that this president, this administration is not going to
Speaker 7: allow these radical judges to tramp on the constitution the
Speaker 7: way they've been doing.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: Harrison Fields from the White House, thank you so how
Speaker 1: much for joining the program tonight, Take care and coming up.
Speaker 1: President of the Oversight Project, Mike hal joins us to
Speaker 1: discuss the scandal of our lifetime, Biden's auto pen presidency.
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Speaker 1: Tonight, we confront a scandal so grave it threatens the
Speaker 1: very foundation of our republic, the Biden Autopen scandal. What
Speaker 1: began as whispers of bureaucratic overreach has exploded into a
Speaker 1: constitutional crisis, with the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project uncovering evidence
Speaker 1: that could unravel the legitimacy of our government's actions. This
Speaker 1: isn't just about a machine signing documents. It's about who
Speaker 1: was really running the country and whether our democracy was
Speaker 1: hijacked by unelected operatives. The Oversight Project's bombshell findings revealed
Speaker 1: that thirty two of President Joe Biden's fifty seven clemency
Speaker 1: warrants affecting over four thousand individuals, were signed using an autopen,
Speaker 1: a device that replicates a signature without the president's direct involvement.
Speaker 1: These weren't routine proclamations. They included sweeping preemptive pardons for
Speaker 1: the Biden's family, political allies like doctor Anthony Fauci and
Speaker 1: General Mark Milly, and members of the January sixth Committee
Speaker 1: like now Senator Adam Schiff. The same auto pen signature
Speaker 1: appeared on nearly every executive order and major document, except, curiously,
Speaker 1: Biden's twenty twenty four election withdrawal letter. This raises a
Speaker 1: chilling question was Biden even aware of these actions, or
Speaker 1: were unelected staffers wielding his authority like a blank check. Worse,
Speaker 1: allegations have surfaced that Biden aids, including names like Ron Klain,
Speaker 1: Anita Dunn, and Bob Bauer, we're not just using the
Speaker 1: auto pen, but may have been selling access to it,
Speaker 1: pedaling pardons like commodities in a DC flea market. DOJ
Speaker 1: Pardon attorney Ed Martin came on our show recently to
Speaker 1: explain the latest from a whistleblower who claims these gatekeepers
Speaker 1: profited from controlling Biden's signature while he was, as evidence suggests,
Speaker 1: in significant mental decline.
Speaker 9: What you know, what I was told was about who
Speaker 9: was really in control in the White House. And you
Speaker 9: know I've had concerns, Matt, I've expressed him for almost
Speaker 9: three months about the competence of Joe Biden when it
Speaker 9: comes to whether we had valid pardons. What I've heard,
Speaker 9: and I mentioned some of the names, I think they're
Speaker 9: well known names. Ron Klain is one. Also the Bob
Speaker 9: Bauer and his wife Anita Dunne are key players in this.
Speaker 9: Obviously Jill Biden.
Speaker 1: The mental decline isn't speculation. Recordings from Special counsel Robert
Speaker 1: Hurst twenty twenty three interview with Shoe Biden struggling to
Speaker 1: recall basic details, raising doubts about his capacity to authorize
Speaker 1: these actions.
Speaker 10: Where did you keep papers that related to those things
Speaker 10: that you were actively working?
Speaker 11: I don't know what was happening, thought Boe die Gotten fifteen.
Speaker 11: What's happened in the meantime is that.
Speaker 12: Has and.
Speaker 11: Hump gets elected in November of twenty seventeen, sixteen, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 11: so a year.
Speaker 2: So why does this all matter?
Speaker 1: The Constitution vests the pardon power solely in the president,
Speaker 1: a non deligable authority meant to reflect the will of
Speaker 1: the elected leader. If unelected staffers were forging Biden's signature
Speaker 1: to issue pardons, potentially for personal gain, they bypass the
Speaker 1: democratic process, effectively staging a shadow presidency.
Speaker 2: This isn't just a scandal, it's.
Speaker 1: A betrayal of the American people, undermining the rule of
Speaker 1: law and the checks and balances that define our republic.
Speaker 1: If pardons can be bought and sold, what's to stop
Speaker 1: the erosion of every other presidential power. House Oversight Chairman
Speaker 1: James Comer is now demanding answers, issuing subpoenas to Biden
Speaker 1: physician and aids like near Tanden and Andy Thomasini to
Speaker 1: uncover who controlled the auto pen and why the stakes
Speaker 1: couldn't be higher. If these allegations are true, we face
Speaker 1: a precedent where unelected bureaucrats can usurp presidential authority, rendering
Speaker 1: our votes meaningless. This isn't about partisan point scoring. It's
Speaker 1: about ensuring no one Democrat or Republican can exploit a
Speaker 1: president's incapacity to subvert our democracy.
Speaker 2: America.
Speaker 1: We must demand transparency before this shadow governance becomes the norm,
Speaker 1: threatening the.
Speaker 2: Republic we hold dear.
Speaker 1: Joining us now is the president of the Oversight Project,
Speaker 1: Mike hal Mike Let's start where exactly the overside project
Speaker 1: is with this autopen scandal. What have you found and
Speaker 1: what you're organizing actioning so far? And is there any
Speaker 1: recourse to flip the act of this auto pen.
Speaker 13: Oh, there's a ton of recourse, and we've mapped out
Speaker 13: exactly what the Department of Justice and Congress both can do.
Speaker 13: But what we've done thus far is, first we discovered
Speaker 13: this whole massive scandal is one of many lines of inquiry, litigation,
Speaker 13: investigation we had into Biden's competency and I could talk
Speaker 13: about that all night long because he was pretty clearly
Speaker 13: incompetent and broken for a long time. But last summer
Speaker 13: we started looking into the actual signatures, discovered the reliance
Speaker 13: on the autopen device a couple months ago, put our
Speaker 13: findings out there right now. Our call has been on
Speaker 13: the Department of Justice to charge those with the fraudulent,
Speaker 13: no good, funky broken pardons with the crimes that they committed.
Speaker 13: So I'm talking about the January sixth committee members, Anthony Fauci,
Speaker 13: the Biden family members, and so it's ONDJ to charge
Speaker 13: the criminals and test those pardons. Also, Congress needs to
Speaker 13: call in all those people involved. President Trump can wave
Speaker 13: executive privilege for them and we could start getting answers
Speaker 13: to the American people. But we're pushing all levels. We've
Speaker 13: ensued the Department of Justice last week to see if
Speaker 13: there was any kind of memoranda concerning the use of
Speaker 13: the auto pen during the Biden administration. We're not stopping.
Speaker 1: That's good to hear, But how many people in total
Speaker 1: do you think had access to the autopen and who
Speaker 1: do you think used it most significantly?
Speaker 13: So it is an infinitely noble answer to that, because
Speaker 13: the way this works is there's a delegation as to
Speaker 13: who can access an autopen device and traditionally in the
Speaker 13: White House, and then there are logs of who actually
Speaker 13: used it. So let's pretend for a minute that the
Speaker 13: Biden administration was complying with that, and that's not a
Speaker 13: sure thing whatsoever that information can be gotten out there.
Speaker 13: I think we're likely looking at a small universe and
Speaker 13: basically a committee of staffers and then outside influences that
Speaker 13: ultimately controlled the Biden administration, to include members of his family.
Speaker 13: Anita Dunn's name has been mentioned, Bob Bauer, Steve Rischetti,
Speaker 13: kind of the Biden inside handlers, and then you had
Speaker 13: the White House staff that may have played a role
Speaker 13: or nearly been an instrument in this corrupt endeavor to
Speaker 13: pretend that we had a president when we actually did
Speaker 13: not know.
Speaker 1: Are there any consequential executive orders that were also suspiciously
Speaker 1: signed by this auto pen?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, I mean there's so many that just are against
Speaker 13: the American interests. But for the ones that I think
Speaker 13: should raise the most suspicion, you just have to follow
Speaker 13: the money. We know that the Bidens and their corrupt
Speaker 13: hanger ons profited immensely from a lot of things that
Speaker 13: were happening in foreign affairs. Think of Ukraine, So I'm
Speaker 13: looking at some of the executive orders as they related
Speaker 13: to that conflict over there. Think of the CCPs basically
Speaker 13: ownership stake in the Biden family. I mean, the Bidens
Speaker 13: were owned in part by the CCP, so I'd be
Speaker 13: looking at executive actions that relate to China. The only
Speaker 13: convenient thing for us now is that President Trump can
Speaker 13: just undo the bad executive orders, But that still doesn't
Speaker 13: answer for the damage that quote unquote Joe Biden did
Speaker 13: via those executive orders.
Speaker 1: Then you know, I call this scandal a republic ethnic event.
Speaker 1: Do you agree that this is how grave and serious
Speaker 1: the scandal is for our country right now, particularly the
Speaker 1: allegations that.
Speaker 2: The power of the pen was for sale.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think this severely diminishes, you know, confidence in
Speaker 13: our form of government. I mean, our form government rests
Speaker 13: on an election that best tremendous power in one dividual
Speaker 13: as the president. The twenty twenty election was already an
Speaker 13: absolute sham. People don't trust it and for good reason.
Speaker 13: And then as an outcome of that, we didn't have
Speaker 13: an individual basically acting as the president. We had corrupt
Speaker 13: influences running the country. And so it really lifts the
Speaker 13: mask on what we like to outwardly as a country
Speaker 13: present ourselves to be, and that is a you know,
Speaker 13: advanced constitutional republic. And despite all of the leftist kind
Speaker 13: of you know, claims of a tax on democracy, I
Speaker 13: don't think our country's ever seen something that's been so
Speaker 13: out of order with what we're supposed to be. And
Speaker 13: it's not just the politicians, it's the corrupt media and
Speaker 13: the protections we give them through the First Amendment in
Speaker 13: this country. I mean, you look at the role of
Speaker 13: Axios and CNN, who two of their reporters now in
Speaker 13: Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper are monetizing to cover up
Speaker 13: by promoting their book. And then you take a closer
Speaker 13: look at Axios and it really looks more like a
Speaker 13: NASCAR with all of its corporate sponsorships than anything approaching
Speaker 13: a journalistic endeavor. And so I think we got a
Speaker 13: long way to go in this country to realizing the
Speaker 13: full promise of the constitutional order. And I hope that
Speaker 13: this autopen scandal can have the whole country take an
Speaker 13: honest look at how far off track we got.
Speaker 1: Mike hal the president of the Oversight Project, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for joining us.
Speaker 13: Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 1: Up next, the media refuses to accept the notion of
Speaker 1: why genocide in South Africa despite the evidence. Co founder
Speaker 1: of the American Tribune, Will Tanner joins me next.
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Speaker 14: There a chance that were made during apartheid that he's
Speaker 14: utilizing as something that was made over false claims of
Speaker 14: mass deaths, mass grades, and genocide against white africaners that
Speaker 14: is actually incorrect.
Speaker 12: Unexpectedly played videos that mister Trump said proved his allegations
Speaker 12: that South Africa is committing genocide against white farmers.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 12: The South African delegation pushed back, denying the debunct claim.
Speaker 5: There's a small fringe group in this country of right
Speaker 5: wing conspirators who push a false narrative of a white
Speaker 5: genocide that's simply not true. As one Africana commentators.
Speaker 15: Sit in a nearby village home to farm workers residents,
Speaker 15: was shocked by false claims this was the site of
Speaker 15: a white genocide, No white jedocide.
Speaker 1: That was the line pounded by the mainstream outlets in
Speaker 1: the wake of the meeting that took place with South
Speaker 1: African President Cyril Ramaposa in the Lions Den known as.
Speaker 2: Trump's White House.
Speaker 1: Instead of discussing the merits of the claims made by
Speaker 1: President Trump at that meeting. The media pounced on President
Speaker 1: Trump playing a few videos for the South African president.
Speaker 15: A diplomatic meeting turned ambush. America's Donald Trump makes incendury
Speaker 15: comments about what it's like to be a white farmer
Speaker 15: in South Africa.
Speaker 16: It seemed that mister Trump came to the office with
Speaker 16: the full understanding that there will be this ambush of
Speaker 16: the President Ramafosam Trump meeting with the President of South
Speaker 16: Africa and attempting to ambush and humiliate that leader inside
Speaker 16: the Oval office.
Speaker 1: South Africa's president also jumped on the bandwagon, completely dismissing
Speaker 1: eff leader Julius Maleayma's call to kill the white farmers.
Speaker 17: You know, that's slogan, the boo pill the farmer is
Speaker 17: a liberation chant and slogan, and it's not meant to
Speaker 17: be a message that elicits or calls upon anyone to
Speaker 17: go and be killed. And that is what our court decided.
Speaker 17: So they will probably want to arrest people, willy nilly.
Speaker 17: We follow the dictates of our constitution because we are
Speaker 17: a constitutional state and we are a country where freedom
Speaker 17: of expression is the bedrock of our constitutional arrangement.
Speaker 2: Freedom of expression. That's funny.
Speaker 1: I want to use this historic moment to illustrate a
Speaker 1: concept called a narco tyranny. Narco tyranny describes a state
Speaker 1: where law enforcement fails to maintain order, allowing crime and
Speaker 1: chaos to fester, while authorities simultaneously impose heavy restrictions on
Speaker 1: law by the citizens. This concept is becoming reality and
Speaker 1: has become more evident to Americans over the course of
Speaker 1: the last decade, seming from the Ferguson riots under Obama
Speaker 1: to the Summer of Love in twenty twenty to the
Speaker 1: Tesla burnings that you see today. An arco tyranny describes
Speaker 1: a state where governments neglect core duties like curbing crime
Speaker 1: or securing borders, while cracking down on citizens through over regulation, censorship,
Speaker 1: and mass mandates. South Africa is a prime example of
Speaker 1: a narco tyranny as a governing ideology. The staggering murder
Speaker 1: rate of forty five people per one hundred thousand compared
Speaker 1: to America's six point five people per one hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: The United States, however, is quickly trying to keep.
Speaker 2: Pace, to the chagrin of everybody.
Speaker 1: There's been a seventy percent surge in US murders from
Speaker 1: twenty fourteen to twenty twenty. That's before Biden took over
Speaker 1: the presidency in twenty twenty one. One is the United
Speaker 1: States sliding faster than ever into an Arco tyranny. Joining
Speaker 1: me now is the co founder of American Tribune, Will Tanner.
Speaker 1: In his latest piece, the South Africanization of America is
Speaker 1: just beginning, and he discusses it in detail. Will, thanks
Speaker 1: for joining Walk me through this piece and make your case.
Speaker 1: Why is America backsliding into what you call South Africanization
Speaker 1: and why it's just the beginning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this, Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 10: So my basic case in the piece is that South
Speaker 10: Africa is a crystal ball. It allows us to see
Speaker 10: what's coming next if we continue on this path. There
Speaker 10: are two basic elements to what I call the South
Speaker 10: Africanization of America. The first is an Arco tyranny, or
Speaker 10: the idea that you know, citizens are closely regulated by
Speaker 10: their government while criminals are allowed basically free reign by
Speaker 10: the same government. The other aspect of it is the
Speaker 10: total dysfunction both economic governmental that's caused by race comm meanism,
Speaker 10: or the idea that the government has this mandate for
Speaker 10: enforced racial egalitarianism that needs to make outcomes equal between
Speaker 10: all races, particularly to the disadvantage of whites. So you
Speaker 10: see this clearly in South Africa where they have both
Speaker 10: the narco tyranny angle of these farm attacks, ninety five
Speaker 10: percent of which go unsolved and the killers are often
Speaker 10: aided by the government. That's why you see those military
Speaker 10: grades signal jammers. And in South Africa they have a
Speaker 10: huge problem with carjackings, the like I legal mining gangs,
Speaker 10: squatters taking over farms, empowered by the government as they
Speaker 10: do so, and the state heavily regulates economic activity with
Speaker 10: black economic empowerment laws. Unfortunately, you're seeing the same in
Speaker 10: arco tyranny issue in America. Here we've had trendy Aragua
Speaker 10: takeover swaths of cities, squatters, some of them I legal aliens,
Speaker 10: takeover houses, no cash bail policies, turning violent criminals back
Speaker 10: out on the streets, and even the unsolved crime problem
Speaker 10: is an issue here. Kansas City, for example, has just
Speaker 10: a thirty three percent homicide clearance rate at least of
Speaker 10: twenty twenty three, and sadly, there's the murder aspect too.
Speaker 10: If you look at the slangs of Ethan Liming, John
Speaker 10: and Jonathan Lewis and Austin Metcalf, along with countless.
Speaker 3: Others, it's quite similar.
Speaker 10: Sadly, so we do have the inarco tyranny part, and
Speaker 10: our lives are heavily regulated as these criminals do whatever
Speaker 10: they want. The second aspect is the race communism part,
Speaker 10: causing massive economic dysfunction in South Africa s COM for example,
Speaker 10: because a Bee is unable to hire white employees, mostly enrolling.
Speaker 10: Blackouts are common there. The water utility has the same problem.
Speaker 10: Copper cable theft is out of the control. Adding to
Speaker 10: the issues its airlines, water utilities, rail lines. All of
Speaker 10: that is messes too, and it really gets to this
Speaker 10: Bee issue, this race communism issue. In America, sadly, we're
Speaker 10: seeing much the same thing. According to Bloomberg in twenty
Speaker 10: twenty one, just six percent of new jobs went to
Speaker 10: white Americans.
Speaker 3: Disparate Impact law which is the law.
Speaker 10: Of the land in America and makes it prima facie
Speaker 10: discriminatory and thus illegal to have employment tests that cause
Speaker 10: disparate outcomes between racial groups. All of that has led
Speaker 10: to this war on competence that has really made America
Speaker 10: experience similar economic government dysfunction to what you see in
Speaker 10: South Africa. So if you look at those trend lines
Speaker 10: that are very much pointed in the wrong direction, and
Speaker 10: the same sort of things that causing that dysfunction in
Speaker 10: South Africa are causing it in America quite sadly.
Speaker 2: So you mentioned race communism.
Speaker 1: You know, why is it so important for the media
Speaker 1: and the ruling party in South Africa to say a
Speaker 1: genocide of white people is not happening. Why is that
Speaker 1: such a non starter for them.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So the pifthy answer is because they want it
Speaker 10: to happen here. The more involved answer is that South
Speaker 10: Africa's dysfunction, particularly in the massive level of crime you
Speaker 10: see that's effectively a genocide, is proving the myth of
Speaker 10: the Rainbow nation wrong. So if you look at South
Speaker 10: Africa's history, you have really the American government insisting that
Speaker 10: Mandela be made president. Mandela was a communist terrorist who
Speaker 10: founded a terror group called the MK and he was
Speaker 10: in jail because of that. He helped the group carry
Speaker 10: out attacks by helping plan them while he was in prison.
Speaker 10: He was then released and put in charge. By nineteen
Speaker 10: ninety four. So the idea that he was going to
Speaker 10: create this paradise is just insane, But it was very
Speaker 10: much the message push that Mandela was going to turn
Speaker 10: South Africa, which was this backwards racist place, into some
Speaker 10: Kumbai post racial state that was quite nice. Was insane,
Speaker 10: but it was the message pushed by the government. And
Speaker 10: the genocide in South Africa is proving that wrong. It's
Speaker 10: proving the Rainbow Nation myth to just be completely made up.
Speaker 10: And what's the issue with that is they can't say
Speaker 10: that because they want the same thing to happen here.
Speaker 10: They want to bring that race communism here for the
Speaker 10: same purposes of revenge, power and wealth and extraction. That
Speaker 10: is why they're doing it in South Africa. That's why
Speaker 10: Mandela's terrorist path this past is hidden.
Speaker 3: Excuse me.
Speaker 10: It's why he's been grafted onto the American and civil
Speaker 10: rights movement as a hero, and it's why they're now
Speaker 10: so unwilling to admit the genocide that's going on in
Speaker 10: South Africa. And make no mistake, if you look at
Speaker 10: the intentional destruction of African or cultural cultural heritage and
Speaker 10: current culture along with the myrdle of them, there is
Speaker 10: a genocide going on and that's why they're hiding it.
Speaker 10: It's because they want it to happen here. And that's
Speaker 10: very clear if you look at their rhetoric, their actions,
Speaker 10: and their ideology, along with what they've done to cover
Speaker 10: up the current crimes of South Africa and the crimes
Speaker 10: of Mandela.
Speaker 1: You know, the africaners in South Africa are facing down
Speaker 1: expropriation of property without compensation. Now we know the ruling
Speaker 1: party has leftist, communist sympathies, but it seems to me
Speaker 1: that they're more animated by this element of anti whiteness
Speaker 1: more than anything.
Speaker 2: Is that true and is.
Speaker 1: That the same anti whiteness element prevalent in the American
Speaker 1: left and the Democratic Party today?
Speaker 3: Yes, this is absolutely true.
Speaker 10: It's important to note that the ANC's current plan for
Speaker 10: land expropriation is quite similar to what Mugabe did in
Speaker 10: the early two thousands to steal the land of white
Speaker 10: farmers in Zimbabwe. It's the same thing, more or less
Speaker 10: in health. The government will affect it and it's for
Speaker 10: the same reason, which is they want revenge. They hate
Speaker 10: this idea of colonialism. Having built the country and the
Speaker 10: Africaners were the ones who settled South Africa, particularly the
Speaker 10: Western Cape, when there's next no one there, and the
Speaker 10: current government hates that, it hates the idea that they
Speaker 10: built that, and it wants to destroy it. It wants revenge,
Speaker 10: and so that's what you're seeing with the land expropriation.
Speaker 10: It's this final step in revenge where they're going to
Speaker 10: completely purge the Bores from the country because bor means farmer.
Speaker 10: The farmland is their roots, their cultural identity, so taking
Speaker 10: it will be a complete genocide of them.
Speaker 3: It will do away with them completely.
Speaker 10: Sadly, if you look at America, much the same is
Speaker 10: true here, with that anti white racism, that anti colonial
Speaker 10: bias being the basic basis of what they're doing. A
Speaker 10: fabulous book on this is Jeremy Carl's The Unprotected Class.
Speaker 10: If you just look at what they're doing, it's motivated
Speaker 10: by anti white racism.
Speaker 1: And you know, I want to get to that that
Speaker 1: it's happening in America because in your piece you list
Speaker 1: a particularly eye popping allegation that the USDA had made
Speaker 1: forty two thousand payments to random black Americans as part
Speaker 1: of a reparations program enshrined in Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.
Speaker 1: Are there already are like reparations already the law in America.
Speaker 3: Yes they are.
Speaker 10: There was a bit of puffery there, it wasn't completely random,
Speaker 10: but other than that, it's entirely spot on. The reparations
Speaker 10: program was a USDA one created by section twenty two
Speaker 10: zero zero seven of the Inflation Reduction Act. If you
Speaker 10: want to look it up, it's called the Discrimination Financial
Speaker 10: Assistance Program, and through it, reparations could be asked for
Speaker 10: through January thirteenth of twenty twenty four if a farmer
Speaker 10: claimed that USDA refusal to give them a low interest
Speaker 10: loan had led to the loss of their farmland. So
Speaker 10: between forty two thousand and forty three thousand, primarily black
Speaker 10: farmers were given reparations as part of the program. Around
Speaker 10: two billion was paid out. And Congress had initially tried
Speaker 10: to make it and make a program like this that
Speaker 10: was entirely for blacks, no other races could be considered.
Speaker 10: That was struck down, so they made it technically racially neutral,
Speaker 10: and some Hispanic and Native American Americans did get grant
Speaker 10: or payments through it, but it was almost entirely for
Speaker 10: Black Americans, and unfortunately it's not unlike South Africa's similar
Speaker 10: programs of taking land, taxing things and giving it to
Speaker 10: black farmers. It is a form of equity. So, yes,
Speaker 10: we do have reparations. Yes, it wasn't trying in the law.
Speaker 10: Yes it was quite extensive.
Speaker 1: Will Tanner of the American Tribune, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for informing our viewers of what's really going on in
Speaker 1: our country.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for having me on.
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Speaker 1: The twenty sixteen presidential campaign in the United States is
Speaker 1: often to as the Great Meme War. Coming off the
Speaker 1: heels of the gamer Gate scandal, a new contingent of
Speaker 1: recently red pilled Americans, mostly young men, decided to use
Speaker 1: comedy and creativity to wage information warfare against the Clinton
Speaker 1: campaign and the establishment at large.
Speaker 2: Many people say.
Speaker 1: This directly contributed to President Trump's victory later that year.
Speaker 1: Plenty of people talk about the heroes and veterans of
Speaker 1: the Great Meme War and the victories they engineered into reality,
Speaker 1: but few talk about the price some of those Great
Speaker 1: Meme War heroes had to pay for our freedom to
Speaker 1: be funny and play jokes online. One of the most
Speaker 1: prolific posters of that war was Douglas Mackeie. Veterans of
Speaker 1: the war may remember him better by his Twitter account
Speaker 1: and call sign Ricky Vaughan. During the twenty sixteen presidential
Speaker 1: election circus, Mackie, with his Ricky vaugh account, got under
Speaker 1: the skin of the establishment school marms like no other,
Speaker 1: with fifty eight thousand followers and an MIT media lab
Speaker 1: ranking as the one hundred and seventh most influential election
Speaker 1: voice above Stephen Colbert. His most famous and most consequential
Speaker 1: posts was this, a meme telling Hillary Clinton supporters they
Speaker 1: can vote by texting Hillary to a random number, avoid
Speaker 1: the line vote from home. It said, complete with Clinton's
Speaker 1: logo and hashtags like I'm with her. Estimates say some
Speaker 1: forty nine hundred people fell for it, texting away their
Speaker 1: votes like they're ordering pizza. If people thought that they
Speaker 1: could genuinely vote by texts, I think a serious question
Speaker 1: to ask is whether those people should have been allowed
Speaker 1: to vote by any method in the first place. Fast
Speaker 1: forward to twenty twenty one, and Biden's doj were not laughing.
Speaker 1: They arrested Mackie, charging him with conspiracy against rights under
Speaker 1: an eighteen seventies law meant to stop the KKK from
Speaker 1: voter intimidation, from hooded thugs to Twitter trolls.
Speaker 2: That's quite the legal leap.
Speaker 1: In March of twenty twenty three, a jury from the
Speaker 1: People's Republic of Brooklyn, where I was born and went
Speaker 1: to high school and college, convicts him, saying his memes
Speaker 1: crossed from satire to voter suppression. The judge and Donnelly
Speaker 1: called it an assault on democracy and slaps him with
Speaker 1: seven months in prison.
Speaker 2: Seven months for means.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, my uncle's still dodging jury duty with fake doctors. Note,
Speaker 1: but there's more. Mackie's out on bond. Appealed to the
Speaker 1: Second Circuit Court of Appeals in December twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: They granted his release pending appeal, with oral arguments heard
Speaker 1: in April of twenty twenty four. No ruling yet, But
Speaker 1: the larger implications of this prosecution remain free speech or felony.
Speaker 1: The Harvard Law Reviews sweating over it, worrying about a
Speaker 1: chilling effect on memes. So will martyr of the memoirs,
Speaker 1: Douglas Mackie walk free or will he head back into
Speaker 1: the slammer for his supreme meme capabilities? And here with
Speaker 1: us now is Douglas Mackie, the author of the Douglas
Speaker 1: Mackie's newsletter. Douglas, what's the latest on the legal proceedings
Speaker 1: of your case?
Speaker 18: Bitch?
Speaker 16: Thanks for having me on. This case is going on
Speaker 16: almost five years now, and I'm still a little bit
Speaker 16: stuck in legal limbo. It's going on fourteen months. I'm
Speaker 16: waiting for the Second Circuit Court to issue his decision,
Speaker 16: which could come down any day.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 1: You know, this whole thing seems like a Kafka esque
Speaker 1: force initiated with malice and cruel intentions. But maybe that
Speaker 1: gives these people too much credit. Do you think the
Speaker 1: whole prosecution has any merits or do you think that
Speaker 1: this happened because you're one of the most effective social
Speaker 1: media messengers of a generation.
Speaker 16: I don't think the prosecution had any merit at all.
Speaker 16: They came after me because I was effectively. I was
Speaker 16: effective in supporting President Trump, and really they knocked me
Speaker 16: off first, and then they went after all those J
Speaker 16: six ers, and then they came after the man himself,
Speaker 16: President Trump. So this was all about taking chess pieces
Speaker 16: off the board, which is essentially what they want. They
Speaker 16: wanted to do, and they still want to do. They
Speaker 16: still are plotting to prosecute Trump and all of his
Speaker 16: supporters if God forbid, something bad happens in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, what are the implications for free speech though?
Speaker 1: If these courts deny your appeal.
Speaker 16: Well, exactly. First of all, they can basically lock anyone
Speaker 16: up for a speech based on it's a conspiracy against
Speaker 16: someone's rights. Well, I mean, what does that entail If I,
Speaker 16: you know, light to someone about the Second Amendment or
Speaker 16: anything else like that, are they going to get locked up?
Speaker 16: It's really a slippery slope here that really infringes on
Speaker 16: satire and protests and jokes. If I tell, if I,
Speaker 16: who's to judge if something's a joke or not? I mean,
Speaker 16: who's to judge if something is serious? We see this
Speaker 16: kind of satire all the time, and yet it seems
Speaker 16: like only one side is prosecuted for it.
Speaker 1: You know when you mentioned that one side is only
Speaker 1: prosecuted for it. Let's talk about the Russia hoax. Is
Speaker 1: the Russia hoax also a meme? And should there be
Speaker 1: a penal action taken against the perpetrators of it? If
Speaker 1: the courts do deny your appeal?
Speaker 16: Absolutely, the Russia thing is just a meme. It's a hoax.
Speaker 16: My case originated from a committee with Senator Klobuchar on
Speaker 16: quote unquote Russian interference in the election, so that Russia
Speaker 16: had to be posting these kind of memes on the internet, right,
Speaker 16: So I went under investigation partially because they said, oh,
Speaker 16: this could be a Russian influence campaign. We've seen Toby
Speaker 16: go and say the most craziest things on MSNBC recently,
Speaker 16: you know, saying that Trump supporters are all a bunch
Speaker 16: of white supremacists and the law needs to change and
Speaker 16: they need to come after us. And so that's exactly
Speaker 16: what they're planning on. And this all originated with the
Speaker 16: Russia hoax one hundred percent, and they need to go
Speaker 16: down for it or else they're going to try this
Speaker 16: thing all over again in the next couple of years.
Speaker 1: The legendary Douglas Mackie, thank you so much for joining
Speaker 1: the program tonight.
Speaker 16: Thanks for having me ONVISH.
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Speaker 1: Tonight, we're zooming in on the New York Young Republican Club,
Speaker 1: a century old bastion of Republican culture and tradition. When
Speaker 1: we say grand old Party, the New York Young Republican
Speaker 1: Club is that party, literally and figuratively, and it carries
Speaker 1: with it the story of the evolution of the Republican
Speaker 1: Party itself, drawing a straight line from Abraham Lincoln to
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump today. In twenty nineteen, the club was
Speaker 1: reborn as a MAGA battle tank under the leadership of
Speaker 1: seventy six president of the Club Gavin Wax. I had
Speaker 1: the honor and privilege of serving as vice president and
Speaker 1: executive secretary of the club during Wax's tenure. The rebirth
Speaker 1: of the club resembled less West Wing and.
Speaker 2: More Wolf of Wall Street.
Speaker 1: Back in twenty nineteen, the New York Young Republican Club
Speaker 1: was on life support, fifty members, no clubhouse and a
Speaker 1: vibe that screamed establishment Snoozefest. Then came along Gavin Wax
Speaker 1: from Queens and Long Island and myself a software guy
Speaker 1: turned meme lord from Staten Island. We didn't just join
Speaker 1: the club, We took it over, and we took it
Speaker 1: over without firing a single shot, paying homage to the
Speaker 1: British taking over Manhattan from Peter Stuyvesant. The takeover was
Speaker 1: widely panned among the party establishment, with some saying that
Speaker 1: the barbarians have sacked the city. Little did they know
Speaker 1: at the time, we were just getting started. Under Wax's administration,
Speaker 1: membership skyrocketed from fifty to almost eighteen hundred members as
Speaker 1: of today, with a midtown clubhouse decked out in leather
Speaker 1: couches and Kellyan and Conaway books. We discarded stale GOP
Speaker 1: talking points to instead flood the zone with provocative events
Speaker 1: and speeches, like our infamous Forbidden Galo of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: featuring Matt Gates. We pushed the limits of COVID and
Speaker 1: their rules in Jersey City, which led to this hilarious
Speaker 1: response by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy from.
Speaker 18: The New York Young Republican Club that allegedly snuck into
Speaker 18: Jersey City last night to hold a gala fundraiser after
Speaker 18: they couldn't find a venue in their own city due
Speaker 18: to the pandemic. So from the videos on social media
Speaker 18: and certainly this picture, there is no obvious attempt to
Speaker 18: enforce social distancing face masks. That guy in the middle
Speaker 18: of the tall, handsome fell in the gray suit that
Speaker 18: is representative Matt Putts. Oh sorry, Matt Gates, And based
Speaker 18: on his past performances, it is obvious being a knucklehead
Speaker 18: is not beyond the pale for him. What a fool
Speaker 18: he and they should be ashamed of themselves. He is
Speaker 18: not welcome. I hope you're watching, Matt. You are not
Speaker 18: welcome in New Jersey, and frankly, I don't ever want
Speaker 18: you back in this state.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty three, we ended up hosting President Trump
Speaker 1: at our historic gala where he kicked off his historic
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four run into the Iowa primaries. His speech
Speaker 1: in Manhattan that night signaled he would campaign in New York,
Speaker 1: and with our help, the New York Young Republican Club
Speaker 1: helped organize his Harlem Bodega visit, his steam Fitters Union
Speaker 1: visit in Midtown, his historic rally in the Bronx, with
Speaker 1: the crowning event being the famous rally at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 1: The club's effort to spread the virtue of populism didn't
Speaker 1: stop in New York County. New York City, being the
Speaker 1: metropolitan envy of the world, helped attract global interests in
Speaker 1: the club. Has helped forge ties with groups in Europe
Speaker 1: from Hungary to Germany, turning the club into a global
Speaker 1: MAGA embassy. Under Wax, the New York Young Republican Club
Speaker 1: exemplified the remaking of the Republican Party in the image
Speaker 1: of bold, working class conservatism. We took a dying institution
Speaker 1: and made it a cultural lightning rod. Gavin Wax stepped
Speaker 1: down earlier this year to join the Trump administration at
Speaker 1: the FCC, but the glow up.
Speaker 2: Is not over yet.
Speaker 1: Joining me now to discuss what's next for the New
Speaker 1: York Young Republican Club. Is the newest president of the
Speaker 1: New York Young Republican Club. He's the seventy seventh president
Speaker 1: in that lineage. Stefano Forte. Stefano, thanks so much for
Speaker 1: joining the program. I want to start by talking about
Speaker 1: what's your vision for the future of the New York
Speaker 1: Young Republican Club.
Speaker 19: Well, listen, before it begin, we can't understate your role
Speaker 19: within the club. Vish You've been instrumental on the board,
Speaker 19: on the executive Committee. You've just been fantastic. If it
Speaker 19: wasn't for you, we wouldn't have the club that we
Speaker 19: have today. So thank you very much for your service
Speaker 19: to the club.
Speaker 18: Vish.
Speaker 19: The future is looking bright for the New York Young
Speaker 19: Republican Club. We're focusing on the three c's campaigns, culture,
Speaker 19: and community. We're going to be getting more Republicans elected.
Speaker 19: We're going to be making sure that we have TV
Speaker 19: ready members. We live in the largest media market in
Speaker 19: the world, so we've got to make sure that we're
Speaker 19: affecting the culture and lastly, community. We want to make
Speaker 19: it open for people to say that they are a
Speaker 19: Republican in New York City. And with eighteen hundred members,
Speaker 19: I think we're achieving just that.
Speaker 1: Eighteen hundred, it's the largest club of its kind in America,
Speaker 1: perhaps in the world. You're currently in Slovenia right now.
Speaker 1: Talk about the importance of building bridges overseas with like
Speaker 1: minded individuals and organizations, specifically from a political standpoint.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, being here in Slovenia is a great honor. I
Speaker 19: had the opportunity today to tour their capitol building, and look,
Speaker 19: they're going through a lot of the same problems that
Speaker 19: we are. The left is just as radical in Slovenia
Speaker 19: as they are in the United States. Thank god, Slovenia
Speaker 19: is sending us some of some good immigrants to the
Speaker 19: United States. One of them occupies the White House, so
Speaker 19: we had to thank them for that, Milania Trump. But
Speaker 19: making friends overseas is critically important. We're sharing notes, We're
Speaker 19: making sure that we don't make the same mistakes that
Speaker 19: they do, and they're not making the mistakes that we do.
Speaker 19: And we're seeing what works and what doesn't. The National
Speaker 19: Populous Movement is a worldwide movement. We want to make
Speaker 19: sure that everybody is putting their own country first, because
Speaker 19: that's what the citizens of each country deserve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I can't agree with you on that anymore.
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't agree more with you on that.
Speaker 1: A lot of the club's power has come not just
Speaker 1: from its organizational efforts to recruit members and put on
Speaker 1: a glip show, but it's also about deploying members to
Speaker 1: move votes on the ground in NYC. Considering this is
Speaker 1: a year of local elections, with the New York City
Speaker 1: mayoral races in the highlight. Which race is our priority
Speaker 1: for the club right now?
Speaker 19: Yeah, you know, last year I got to give a
Speaker 19: big shout out to our campaign's chair, Mario Nicoletto, who's
Speaker 19: really doing God's work. Gets paid zero dollars to be
Speaker 19: our campaign's chair. Nobody in the club gets paid. It's
Speaker 19: a volunteer organization. And we went to Bucks County last
Speaker 19: year for the President, and I really believe that we
Speaker 19: delivered Bucks County for the President. We sent eighty volunteers
Speaker 19: down there. We knocked on countless doors, and we're doing
Speaker 19: the same thing this year. We got Frank. We helped
Speaker 19: to get Frank Morano elected in southern Brooklyn. We had
Speaker 19: a bus of about fifty people going down there. I
Speaker 19: helped lead the charge on that. And now we've got
Speaker 19: inna Ernikov in Brooklyn. She is our top race. She
Speaker 19: is getting primaried by a rhino. And let me tell
Speaker 19: you something. The establishment is going hard against her. To
Speaker 19: Assemblyman Alec brook Krasny and Michael Novakov, two terrible rhinos
Speaker 19: and I like to call them KGB. Democrats are going
Speaker 19: after na Vernikoff because she's America first, She's Maga and
Speaker 19: they can't stand it. She's one of the breakout stars
Speaker 19: in the city Council. And I just saw today that
Speaker 19: they endorsed her opponent. And let me tell you something,
Speaker 19: They've made this personal for us. We're going to be
Speaker 19: going down there and making sure we embarrass them in
Speaker 19: this primary. There's going to be nothing left by the
Speaker 19: time we're done in Southern Brooklyn. Na Vernikoff is going
Speaker 19: to have a huge victory like she had the year
Speaker 19: before that and the year before that. So the establishment
Speaker 19: wants to get on us. The Establishment wants to go
Speaker 19: toe to toe with us. There's nobody that can beat
Speaker 19: the New York Young Republican Club when it comes to
Speaker 19: turning votes out, and there is nobody who does the
Speaker 19: ground game better than the New York Young Republican Club.
Speaker 19: So if the Establishment wants to duke it out in
Speaker 19: Southern Brooklyn, I say, bring it up. We're gonna win
Speaker 19: at the end of the day, and you are going
Speaker 19: to lose.
Speaker 2: I definitely believe you when you say that.
Speaker 1: And you know, just to ask, what do you make
Speaker 1: of the Democrats field of mayoral candidates at the moment,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's shaven up to be a doozy with
Speaker 1: current Mayor Eric Adams running as an independent.
Speaker 2: You know, what do you make of that field so far?
Speaker 19: Look, it's really an indication of the Democrats on how
Speaker 19: bad they're doing when they have Andrew Cuomo as their
Speaker 19: front runner. They just got rid of this guy. Now
Speaker 19: they're going to try to bring him back. It's a
Speaker 19: sad state of the Democratic Party here in New York.
Speaker 19: But what I will say is I don't think that
Speaker 19: you can discount Zohran Mahmadi. You know, he really is
Speaker 19: out there knocking on doors, and I got to tell you,
Speaker 19: I don't think Andrew Cuomo has the real support that
Speaker 19: he's claiming he does. I'm very curious to see who
Speaker 19: comes out at the end of this. But at the
Speaker 19: end of the day, this is just a circus to
Speaker 19: see who's the most radical clown. And I'm sure that
Speaker 19: they're going to pick someone terrible out of the Democratic primary.
Speaker 19: But look, the Socialists right now, they feel like they
Speaker 19: have the momentum. And Andrew Cuomo is going to have
Speaker 19: to use those bucks to push back. But what I
Speaker 19: can tell you is they're going to have to go
Speaker 19: toe to toe with the New York and Republican Club
Speaker 19: post primary.
Speaker 1: Stefano Forte, the seventy seventh president of the New York
Speaker 1: Young Republican Club.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for joining.
Speaker 19: Thank you very much of issue the Man.
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