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Speaker 2: I want to start today. Jd Vance, vice presidential candidate
Speaker 2: for well Trump's running mate. He made his way down
Speaker 2: to the southern border, a place that I'm not sure
Speaker 2: Kamala or Mamla can find on a map. Jd Vance
Speaker 2: went there in person, talking about the border, talking about
Speaker 2: the disaster that has ensued since this current administration. You
Speaker 2: could call it the Biden Harris administration or heck by
Speaker 2: now it might be the Harris Biden administration. If you
Speaker 2: watched any of the coverage of the prisoner swap that
Speaker 2: we just had with Russia, you might think, given Kamala's
Speaker 2: interruption of President Bribery and then her comments, you might
Speaker 2: think that Kamala is currently acting as our president. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on there. It's a disaster. We'll
Speaker 2: talk about that, and of course there's a whole host
Speaker 2: of other things in today's news that we can get to.
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Speaker 2: let's start here today. Jd Vance. Jd Vance is down
Speaker 2: at the southern border. This is a SoundBite I'm gonna play.
Speaker 2: This was tweeted out by Donald Trump Junior. But I
Speaker 2: want you to listen. Fact, you'll hear some of what
Speaker 2: we talk about on this program, some of the you know,
Speaker 2: Kamala's supposedly in charge of figuring out as borders are,
Speaker 2: which she was and is currently borders are unless she's
Speaker 2: been fired. Has she been fired as our borders are?
Speaker 2: They want to pretend that she was never the borders are.
Speaker 2: They want to make believe that she was never tasked
Speaker 2: with the responsibility of trying to figure out this problem.
Speaker 2: Of course we knew it was all a ruse in
Speaker 2: a game, and so forth from the beginning. They don't
Speaker 2: want to solve this problem. They benefit from this problem.
Speaker 2: They benefit from it unless it has exploded to the
Speaker 2: point and has created so much negative coverage and negative
Speaker 2: pressures on the party that they have to do something
Speaker 2: about it at that point, and we've reached that point,
Speaker 2: by the way. That's why they're talking about it, telling
Speaker 2: us how great she is. There's an ad that they
Speaker 2: put out I played I think I think I played
Speaker 2: that ad yesterday maybe the day before, where they say
Speaker 2: Kamala is better for the border and for border security
Speaker 2: than President than President Trump is it is crazy. I
Speaker 2: appreciate the boldness of the campaign, folks, but given that
Speaker 2: there's a video which I also share with you, a
Speaker 2: video that James O'Keefe's team has and they've released of
Speaker 2: someone who's a campaign manager in Kamala's campaign out there
Speaker 2: saying that they'll tell people whatever they want to hear,
Speaker 2: which is that the border is secure in this particular
Speaker 2: instance an example. So when you factor all those things together,
Speaker 2: you know they be lying. Because this is an unmitigated
Speaker 2: disaster along our southern border. They are to blame, pure
Speaker 2: and simple. And so jd Vance finds the border, finds
Speaker 2: the border that Mama La Kamala cannot find, and jd Vance,
Speaker 2: while at the border, outlines the problems that we have
Speaker 2: along that border and why we have them, and this
Speaker 2: is what he has to say along our southern border,
Speaker 2: said that here we go, I swear there we go.
Speaker 2: You know, I've had some internet problems and in fact
Speaker 2: in complete transparency. We had a power outage here today.
Speaker 2: We had a power outage which messed up production of
Speaker 2: the program. So I don't know if that has anything
Speaker 2: to do with this or not. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: I had this club let's try it again. Here's jay
Speaker 2: started again.
Speaker 3: Their administration, Kamala Harris came into office making promises and
Speaker 3: she kept those promises to open the American southern border.
Speaker 3: They stopped deportations on day one. They stopped construction of
Speaker 3: the border wall on day one. We see the border
Speaker 3: wall sitting here ready to be completed behind us, and
Speaker 3: that can't happen because of Kamala Harris's administration. They reinstated
Speaker 3: catch and release and they stopped remain in Mexico. So
Speaker 3: all these asylum claimants who come to our border, they
Speaker 3: can now get released into our country because they're not
Speaker 3: forced to stay in Mexico while we adjudicate their asylum claims.
Speaker 3: And we have to remember that as terrible and idiotic
Speaker 3: as these policies were, they cause real human beings to
Speaker 3: suffer a lot of You know my story, and I
Speaker 3: have been a little kid waiting at the bedside of
Speaker 3: his mother, angry that his mom took something that she
Speaker 3: shouldn't have taken, but praying to God, please Jesus, let
Speaker 3: her wake up. And the unfortunate truth is because of
Speaker 3: the poison that Kamala Harris has let come into this country,
Speaker 3: there are a lot of those prayers that won't be answered.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of parents that won't wake up,
Speaker 3: because when you take fit and all, you don't wake up,
Speaker 3: it takes your life. So there are a lot of
Speaker 3: kids out there who've been deprived of second chances with
Speaker 3: their moms and dads. There are a lot of moms
Speaker 3: and dads out there who will never see their kids
Speaker 3: walk down the aisle because of what Kamala Harris has
Speaker 3: unleashed at this border.
Speaker 2: There you go, I mean well said, by the way. JD.
Speaker 2: Van's very articulate, well spoken, good communicating, good at communicating.
Speaker 2: Here's what the root causes of the problem are. Kamala
Speaker 2: had to go to another country, a couple of other
Speaker 2: countries in Central America and study this and scratch her
Speaker 2: her head and stroke her chin and just sit in
Speaker 2: silence and solitude as she conjured up and just tried
Speaker 2: to understand, tried to understand why there's a problem along
Speaker 2: the southern border. She still hasn't told us what it
Speaker 2: is besides Trump. I get, I don't know what do
Speaker 2: they say say it is? It's Trump? It's who knows.
Speaker 2: They don't understand why people want to come here. I've
Speaker 2: said this before. If America was as the left and
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party described it, nobody would want to come here.
Speaker 2: In fact, there would be mass, a mass exodus of people.
Speaker 2: This would look more like this country would look like
Speaker 2: Moses leading the people out of America into the Promised Land,
Speaker 2: which would be anywhere but America. The left and their
Speaker 2: description of America are correct, then that is what happens.
Speaker 2: That is what would happen. Nobody would want to come
Speaker 2: here under the America that Kamala and Biden and these
Speaker 2: other folks on the left described. Now it's also helpful
Speaker 2: that jd. Vance has I mean, it's unfortunate, but it's
Speaker 2: helpful in connecting it, painting the picture, communicating the idea
Speaker 2: that he's actually he's actually had struggles with this. I mean,
Speaker 2: this impacted his his mother, this impacted his life as
Speaker 2: a as a young man, and so he's down there
Speaker 2: on the border trying to communicate this. So that is,
Speaker 2: of course he's right. Kamala, of course is wrong. Kamala
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden are to blame for this. In fact,
Speaker 2: you could say the Biden administration is of course ultimately responsible.
Speaker 2: But she's the one no matter how much they try
Speaker 2: to convince you otherwise. She's the one that they tasked
Speaker 2: with the responsibility of taking care of our problem of
Speaker 2: illegal immigration along the southern border. So that is where
Speaker 2: that stands. I'm looking here at a couple of other things.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of things that I want to
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Speaker 2: Here a bit this I found this on the Blaze
Speaker 2: Blaze Media. The Blaze dot com CNN permanently acts as
Speaker 2: opinion section, informs some writers via terse email. This is
Speaker 2: the piece at Blazemedia dot com Ordiblaze dot com News Juggernaut.
Speaker 2: CNN decided to shut down opinion the Opinion vertical on
Speaker 2: its website permanently as part of the overall restructuring project
Speaker 2: undertaken by CEO Mark Thompson. The news of the shutdown
Speaker 2: was actually revealed several weeks ago in a substacked substacked
Speaker 2: article by journalist Claire Atkinson. On July tenth, CNN opinion
Speaker 2: editors and contributors were told they would be laid off
Speaker 2: effective the end of next week, that's August ninth, Atkinson reported.
Speaker 2: A senior executive also confirmed to The Hill that CNN
Speaker 2: will soon shutter its online opinion section. This is a
Speaker 2: quote from the executive. We did make the decision at
Speaker 2: the beginning of the month to sunset the Opinion vertical
Speaker 2: on CNN dot com. As a result, we will no
Speaker 2: longer have a standalone opinion section. The executive said, you
Speaker 2: know why CNN doesn't need a standalone opinion section, and
Speaker 2: the answer is obvious. It's because everything that they do
Speaker 2: is opinion. There's no need for a standalone opinion section
Speaker 2: because everything that you consume on CNN, and the same
Speaker 2: can be said, by the way, with the lunatics over
Speaker 2: at MSNBC. This is a major problem. That's why people
Speaker 2: don't have any respect for the news media is because
Speaker 2: they do not engage in providing news. They engage instead,
Speaker 2: They engage instead in propaganda, they engage in opinion. Now
Speaker 2: they try to oftentimes cloak it, make it appear like
Speaker 2: it is news, but it is in fact opinion. My friends,
Speaker 2: true news. True news is when information is provided to you.
Speaker 2: The information. Look, we're all to something, We're all biased.
Speaker 2: None of us are perfect right, none of us are
Speaker 2: purely objective, but we are to seek to be as
Speaker 2: objective as we possibly can. By the way, I think
Speaker 2: I'm infinitely more objective than seeing it. And I tell
Speaker 2: you I am not a journalist. In fact, I get
Speaker 2: some messages from people who say things to suggest or insinuate.
Speaker 2: They don't mean it in any bad way. I take
Speaker 2: it in a bad way. Because it's not how I
Speaker 2: see how I see what we do here. I'm not
Speaker 2: a journalist. I am here with the intention. My intent
Speaker 2: is to persuade people to believe well, to hear and
Speaker 2: receive truth. That's my mission. That is the mission of
Speaker 2: the toad to show is to help people hear and
Speaker 2: receive truth number one. But the truth is, when I
Speaker 2: say this, I'm talking about the truth of how we
Speaker 2: should be living this side of heaven. And so that's
Speaker 2: why I'm a limited government guy. The truth is that
Speaker 2: limited government is a much better way to live than
Speaker 2: a big under a big government, a totalitarian government, A
Speaker 2: government that respects your God given liberties, liberties that are
Speaker 2: given to you by your creator, is a better thing.
Speaker 2: And so I am that is My intent is to
Speaker 2: persuade people to understand, hear these things, understand these things,
Speaker 2: and embrace these things. Now, I don't try to deceive
Speaker 2: along the way. I share my opinion. Sometimes you might
Speaker 2: think my opinion is wrong. You are free to your opinion,
Speaker 2: even though, my friends, that would be wrong in and
Speaker 2: of itself, but not morally wrong. It's just a call
Speaker 2: on judgment. We can have different opinions on things, and
Speaker 2: so sometimes you can look at an issue and someone
Speaker 2: can make an argument for or against whatever the issue is.
Speaker 2: But what happens in the news media far too often
Speaker 2: is that they tell us they're just giving us information.
Speaker 2: They tell us they're just giving us facts, but in
Speaker 2: reality they're not doing that at all, and that is
Speaker 2: a dangerous combination. See with me, I at least have
Speaker 2: the I don't know, the desire, the motivation to tell people,
Speaker 2: Like at the beginning of the program, I told you
Speaker 2: that listening to this program can cause you to lean
Speaker 2: to the right. Science has proven it. I gave you
Speaker 2: a disclaimer that is the byproduct, a consequence, a result
Speaker 2: of listening to this program. CNN doesn't give you any disclaimers. Yes,
Speaker 2: ours is intended to be a little tongue in cheek,
Speaker 2: having some fun with it, but there's still truth in
Speaker 2: the fact that I am making the case for conservative principles,
Speaker 2: limited government principles, and so forth, the Gospel of Jesus.
Speaker 2: Those are the things that I am trying to persuade for,
Speaker 2: but that are to persuade people to accept and receive.
Speaker 2: But the reality is I'm not doing it deceitfully. I
Speaker 2: respect your freedom to reject these things that I am saying,
Speaker 2: you don't have to accept these things. Would never dream
Speaker 2: of trying to force you to do that. That is
Speaker 2: not the opinion of the left, though, my friends, they
Speaker 2: are totally cool with forcing you and dare I say
Speaker 2: they have brain w or hypnotized or fooled or whatever.
Speaker 2: A huge swathe or maybe not percentage, but total numbers
Speaker 2: of people that think it's okay now, it's okay now
Speaker 2: to take drastic actions the people in order to get
Speaker 2: the political outcomes that they desire is remarkable. People who
Speaker 2: said that, man, too bad that the shooter missed Trump.
Speaker 2: That doesn't come from this program. I'm not if Biden,
Speaker 2: god forbid, was ever targeted like that, that would be
Speaker 2: to cried as something that we should be outraged about.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be saying anything like some of these jokers
Speaker 2: and clown said about Trump, wishing that they had hit
Speaker 2: the guy. Anytime someone in Trump's family passes away, there
Speaker 2: is a trend on X. I about said Twitter, I'm
Speaker 2: getting better at that. There's a trend on X where
Speaker 2: there's a hashtag and it says wrong Trump. Somebody in
Speaker 2: Trump's family dies, people will say, oh so the wrong
Speaker 2: true because it wasn't Donald Trump. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: pathetic and awful and deplorable and just wicked and evil
Speaker 2: that is. I mean, it's it's juvenile. It's not even juvenile,
Speaker 2: it's just it's pathetic and disgusting, stupid. You don't get
Speaker 2: that on here, but you get that on other places
Speaker 2: where they pretend they're telling you information when they're in
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friend. So let us shift cares a
Speaker 2: little bit. This is along the same vein here article
Speaker 2: at the National Pulse talking about the bias of CNN.
Speaker 2: I guess we're going to merge these two stories. Talking
Speaker 2: in the previous segment about CNN getting a rid of
Speaker 2: getting rid of their their straight opinion section, and I said,
Speaker 2: that's because everything that they do is opinion. They don't
Speaker 2: need to have additional opinion because the opinion is just
Speaker 2: going to echo what they're reporting as news. On CNN,
Speaker 2: I would say, honestly, everybody in the news media should
Speaker 2: do this. There's no point in opinions anymore because your
Speaker 2: news is primarily opinion. See, if you know the journalist's
Speaker 2: opinion on the matter, it is not it is not news.
Speaker 2: You are getting an opinion that should not be a factor.
Speaker 2: You know, my opinion on these things. I am not
Speaker 2: a That's why I say I'm not a journalist. I
Speaker 2: just I'm not actually true journalist I have respect for.
Speaker 2: But there's only a handful of true journalists because they
Speaker 2: all want to be political commentators. But see, they want
Speaker 2: to be political commentators, but they want to put on
Speaker 2: a mask as though they're giving you facts that See,
Speaker 2: if you do that, it's it just feels safer. It
Speaker 2: feels safer because I'm presenting the news, and then I
Speaker 2: got fact checkers that are out there telling you that
Speaker 2: what I told you is the news. The media at
Speaker 2: one point in time used to be viewed as the
Speaker 2: fact checkers, but now they've totally lost the trust of
Speaker 2: the American people, and rightfully so. It's why when Trump
Speaker 2: says it's fake news. That's why when Trump was on
Speaker 2: stage speaking at the Convention Black Journalists a couple day
Speaker 2: or two ago, and he was talking with Rachel Scott
Speaker 2: and he says, are you with ABC News? That's fake news?
Speaker 2: People love that. That is red meat to his base,
Speaker 2: to the average conservative, because we know this to be true.
Speaker 2: These folks are engaged in a game of make believe.
Speaker 2: They are pretending to be journalists. They are not journalists.
Speaker 2: They are opinion folks. They are trying to persuade people
Speaker 2: to a certain conclusion. That conclusion is to vote for
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. That conclusion is to become radical leftists, or
Speaker 2: to accept that ideology step by step, however far they
Speaker 2: can move us. That's why we get stuff crammed down
Speaker 2: our throats like this stupid opening ceremony at the Olympics.
Speaker 2: You know, when I talked about that earlier this week,
Speaker 2: I said, look, there's clearly problems with this. They can't
Speaker 2: be serious that they don't see a connection between the
Speaker 2: Last Supper and what they performed. But I said, look,
Speaker 2: it may very well. Be I'm leaving open the possibility
Speaker 2: because I'm very fair guy. I didn't think that it was.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying, look, maybe maybe this is the feast
Speaker 2: of Dionysus.
Speaker 3: What do I know.
Speaker 2: But then you see what some of these people that
Speaker 2: were in that opening ceremony did, some of the things
Speaker 2: they posted. One of the ladies, I believe, the one
Speaker 2: in the center, said that she was she was playing
Speaker 2: the role of Jesus, and I think she may have
Speaker 2: given that an adjective that's inappropriate. I can't remember exactly,
Speaker 2: but nonetheless, this is why they do this. It's to
Speaker 2: bombard us. It's to chip away at our I guess defenses,
Speaker 2: little by little. It's why they've built this seven pillars
Speaker 2: of propaganda. They pushed this ideology on us through entertainment.
Speaker 2: They pushed this ideology on us through media. They pushed
Speaker 2: this idealogyog on us through science. They push this ideology
Speaker 2: on us through academia. They constantly are just drip drip drip,
Speaker 2: assaulting truth, assaulting the conservative worldview, assaulting faith and Christianity.
Speaker 2: Drip drip, drip. They do this, and they're able to
Speaker 2: get away with more and more and more I mean,
Speaker 2: they got away with the Russian collusion delusion, and that's
Speaker 2: the stupidest thing. The ability to believe that even from
Speaker 2: the very beginning is never made any It made no
Speaker 2: sense to me, zero percent, totally made up a bunch
Speaker 2: of crap. Then you had my goodness. I mean, there
Speaker 2: are so many things, big things like COVID for example,
Speaker 2: not enough to say, hey, okay, we've got a pandemic,
Speaker 2: we've got a problem. You know, we're gonna try to
Speaker 2: mitigate this. No, you have to shut down your life.
Speaker 2: You got to shut down your economy. You have to
Speaker 2: look to your government to provide for your every single need.
Speaker 2: You're not going to go outside, You're going to wear
Speaker 2: a mask, You're going to be forced to take a vaccine.
Speaker 2: All of this stuff has been proven to be completely
Speaker 2: ineffective about in regards to fighting COVID, and on down
Speaker 2: the list we go the different pillars of propaganda pushing
Speaker 2: this stuff down our throats. The media is one of
Speaker 2: those things. They do it subtly, they don't do it well.
Speaker 2: The government's another one. The deep state, the bureaucratic state.
Speaker 2: We talked about that in a previous hour. The role
Speaker 2: of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is actually one
Speaker 2: of the only things that's working right in this country
Speaker 2: right now. They have now found themselves in the political
Speaker 2: crosshairs of the radical left, as far as the radical
Speaker 2: left going after them to try to change them into
Speaker 2: what they were formerly, which was a part of the
Speaker 2: pillar of propaganda, to take away freedom, to grow the government,
Speaker 2: to gradually chip away at constitutional rights, make up make
Speaker 2: up out of whole cloth, things like the right to
Speaker 2: an abortion and everything else. And so we also have
Speaker 2: big tech. Big tech is another culprit. So as we
Speaker 2: segue away from the media and what CNN is doing there,
Speaker 2: let me read you this headline at the not what
Speaker 2: is this nationalpolse dot com study confirms AI is biased
Speaker 2: against conservatives. Now this isn't surprising. We've already talked somewhat
Speaker 2: about this. It's been several months ago that some AI
Speaker 2: will not cooperate with conservative sorts of requests. You know,
Speaker 2: there's things that we use it. I've used it for
Speaker 2: to help me with you know, to maybe to help
Speaker 2: proofread articles or things that I've written. It's crazy the
Speaker 2: amount of times I probably should I should probably post.
Speaker 1: Some of this.
Speaker 2: I just don't think like that. I'm a child of
Speaker 2: the eighties. I'm gen X. I don't really what I
Speaker 2: do behind you know, behind the scenes. It's it largely
Speaker 2: stays there unless someone says, hey, they might people might
Speaker 2: find this interesting. But I have had problems with this
Speaker 2: where I've written an article and I want to have
Speaker 2: it grammatically corrected, and you know, of course there's hardly
Speaker 2: ever any mistakes, of course kidding, but you know, just
Speaker 2: have it read it, and it would sometimes refuse, it
Speaker 2: would refuse to provide any input because the article was
Speaker 2: written about something that was politically incorrect. And I remember
Speaker 2: having an argument with with chat GPT and I said,
Speaker 2: I'm not asking you. I'm not asking you to endorse everything.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm just asking you to proofread it. Are
Speaker 2: there any grammatical errors? Does this instructure need to be changed? Whatever?
Speaker 2: And it would usually I could get it to cooperate.
Speaker 2: There might have been a time or two that I
Speaker 2: had to start a new inquirer or a new uh
Speaker 2: what do you call it, a new a new series
Speaker 2: of instructions. But science has proven here through study that
Speaker 2: AI is biased against conservatives. I'm going to read a
Speaker 2: portion of this article. Jack Montgomery the nationalpolse dot com.
Speaker 2: Research confirms AI artificial intelligence large language models lms have
Speaker 2: leftist political preferences. An investigation assessed twenty four lms, including
Speaker 2: Google's Gemini, Open AI's chat GPT, Elon Musk's how do
Speaker 2: You Say that Rock Groke I have no gr OK
Speaker 2: to determine political values, party affiliations, and personality traits. The research,
Speaker 2: led by David Risotto of New Zealand's Otago Polytechnic University,
Speaker 2: utilized eleven different political orientation assessments, including the Political Compass
Speaker 2: tests and Eisnick's Political Tests. The results indicate that the
Speaker 2: LM's per dominantly produced answers categorized as you guessed it, progressive, democratic,
Speaker 2: and green. The use of AI in products such as
Speaker 2: search engines has raised concerns, particularly amid accusations from figures
Speaker 2: like former President Donald J. Trump and Elon Musk that
Speaker 2: it could interfere in elections. Elon Musk posted a screenshot
Speaker 2: of a search this will just happen. We talked about
Speaker 2: this for President Donald Trump on X, which suggested President
Speaker 2: Donald Duck and President Reagan. Instead. We actually did the
Speaker 2: search on President Trump assassination attempt and it was looking
Speaker 2: up Truman and everything else. So AI is politically biased.
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Speaker 2: One more thing I want to talk about. I had
Speaker 2: This has been in the stack of stuff for a bit.
Speaker 2: I've seen this reported in a couple a couple of
Speaker 2: different places. This is actually at what is this catalyst,
Speaker 2: Catalyst dot independent dot org. This is the media, specifically
Speaker 2: the New York Times in this instance, blaming the problems
Speaker 2: in Venezuela, which are many blaming. Are you ready for
Speaker 2: this brutal capitalism, blaming brutal cap for the problems of Venezuela.
Speaker 2: I mean they have leftists, a leftist dictator. Now it's
Speaker 2: Nicholas Maduro. Previously it was Hugo Chavez. Hugo Chavez. But
Speaker 2: you can go and google this. This is not in
Speaker 2: the stack of stuff, but you can google Hugo Chavez
Speaker 2: and you can actually google Hugo Chavez lecture. Lecture's citizens
Speaker 2: about length of shower. So the president, the dictator of
Speaker 2: Venezuela prior to Nicholas Maduro actually would get on television
Speaker 2: and tell people that they shouldn't take longer. I forget
Speaker 2: that it was like three minutes, and then he proceeded
Speaker 2: to explain how anyone could wash their body in three minutes,
Speaker 2: and anything longer than that you were wasting the resources.
Speaker 2: And why do they do that? You see, my friends,
Speaker 2: the communists, the socialists, who promised these utopia, this utopians,
Speaker 2: all of this wonderful benefit from you. How wonderful life
Speaker 2: would be if you just gave them your hard earned
Speaker 2: dollars and your freedom and they would take care of
Speaker 2: everything else. That's what they want you to believe. But
Speaker 2: it always leads to a lack. Never, there is always
Speaker 2: a major lack. Yes, you could say, I guess, although
Speaker 2: this isn't even entirely true. You could say that the
Speaker 2: people the haves have less. So it's not that everyone
Speaker 2: else has more, it's that the people who had more.
Speaker 2: You all are suffering now. The ruling class always finds
Speaker 2: a way to take care of themselves, as they do
Speaker 2: here many cases as well. But at least here we
Speaker 2: have the opportunity. Despite I know, we got the boot
Speaker 2: on our throat from the government I experienced that myself,
Speaker 2: as well as a small business entrepreneur who's got a
Speaker 2: conservative talk radio show, who's a white male Christian who well,
Speaker 2: we homeschool. I mean, there's a lot of boxes that
Speaker 2: the lovers of big government that we check off that
Speaker 2: they don't like. We're independent, we don't necessarily need them.
Speaker 2: They don't have avenues into our children like they do
Speaker 2: some other places in some other instances, and so forth.
Speaker 2: But the situation in Venezuela is significantly worse. But somehow,
Speaker 2: The New York Times says that the problem is brutal capitalism.
Speaker 2: Brutal capitalism. It's never ceases to amaze me, never ceases
Speaker 2: to amaze me. This happens every time socialism, communism fails.
Speaker 2: It fails under its own weight. Is a broken ideology,
Speaker 2: a morally bankrupt worldview. Yet when it falls, what do
Speaker 2: they tell us? They tell us it's something else's fault.
Speaker 2: It's usually the problem of the free market capitalists. Soviet
Speaker 2: Union did this right. They said that their citizens were
Speaker 2: able to see how Americans lived, and it just that
Speaker 2: they weren't prepared to make the sacrifices necessary to get
Speaker 2: to that complete utopia. Then they or the other thing
Speaker 2: they do is they blame the lack of the benevolent dictator,
Speaker 2: which is why I refer to myself here, the benevolent
Speaker 2: dictator behind the microphone.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 2: The reason they'll say that the communism doesn't work is
Speaker 2: because they haven't found the right leader yet. What they'll
Speaker 2: never fail to understand, well, they'll always fail to understand.
Speaker 2: What they will never understand is that there is no
Speaker 2: perfect leader. That's the problem living this side of heaven.
Speaker 2: That's why a government with checks and balances prevails. That's
Speaker 2: why keeping the power from being concentrated in the hands
Speaker 2: of the one or the few is a dramatically better
Speaker 2: thing than choosing a dictator or allowing a dictator to
Speaker 2: rule over you with ultimately force. Now you'll notice I
Speaker 2: mentioned the name Nicholas Maduro. I want to say this
Speaker 2: in closing. I mentioned this earlier. But Elon Musk, this
Speaker 2: is in the stack of stuff as well, trying to
Speaker 2: find it here in the moments that the final moments
Speaker 2: of the program. But Elon Musk has apparently said he's
Speaker 2: willing to fight. He's willing to fight Nicholas Maduro. Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: this is at wokespy dot com accepts fight against Nicholas
Speaker 2: Maduro amid claims of Venezuelan election fraud. I can't play it,
Speaker 2: but there's a video of Maduro ranting and raving talking
Speaker 2: about Elon Musk, and he says in his rant it's
Speaker 2: translated into English from Spanish, of course you want to fight,
Speaker 2: Let's have it, Elon Musk. I'm ready. So Elon Musk
Speaker 2: jumps onto his Twitter platform and basically says, I'm in
Speaker 2: trying to find the exact tweet, but basically that's where
Speaker 2: we are. So I guess I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: fighting Zuckerberg first or if he's fighting Maduro first, but
Speaker 2: we've got apparently a dictator, a dictator who in all
Speaker 2: likelihoods stole an election in Venezuela, challenging to fight the owner,
Speaker 2: the CEO of private companies here in America, Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: What a time it is, my friends, to be alive.
Speaker 2: I've got to go have a great day. SDG