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Speaker 2: And I am pleased to welcome to the fifty five
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Speaker 2: with Josh Bernstein, talk show host, political analyst, commentator, professional speaker,
Speaker 2: one of America's most sought after television and radio ghosts
Speaker 2: guests and meetia today. Fortunate to have him on. He's
Speaker 2: been called a political savant because he has an encyclopedic
Speaker 2: ability to break down many of the important issues of
Speaker 2: our times. He also happened to be former national spokesman
Speaker 2: for the Association of Mature American Citizens, the largest senior
Speaker 2: advocacy group with more than two million members. He's got
Speaker 2: multiple areas of expertise, and today he joins the morning
Speaker 2: show to talk about well demonstrating his areas of expertise.
Speaker 2: The book he's written preserving liberty, bold and brave solutions
Speaker 2: to save America and create permanent freedom. Welcome to the program,
Speaker 2: Josh Bernstein. A pleasure to have you on today.
Speaker 3: It's great to be on the program with you.
Speaker 1: Well, let me just.
Speaker 2: Pivot over right now. I was talking about freedom this
Speaker 2: morning and liberty this morning, and the left, you know,
Speaker 2: the Actually here a quote from Kamala Harris's first campaign ad.
Speaker 2: You're gonna laugh on this one if you haven't seen
Speaker 2: her or read it already. There are some people who
Speaker 2: think we should be a country of chaos, a fear
Speaker 2: of hate. But us we choose something different. We choose freedom.
Speaker 2: I read that and I laughed, Josh, who wants to
Speaker 2: control and micromanage away our freedom?
Speaker 1: Is more than the left?
Speaker 2: The Democrats who wants to tell us how to live
Speaker 2: our lives, how to run our businesses. They accuse the
Speaker 2: Right of being fascist, when clearly they are the fascist,
Speaker 2: controlling the means of production as they see fit, not
Speaker 2: leaving us alone.
Speaker 1: Have I got that wrong?
Speaker 3: Josh, No, you got it one hundred percent right. And honestly,
Speaker 3: I'm surprised the ED didn't say just want to bring joy.
Speaker 3: Everyone wants to bring joy right, Because Joy, by the way,
Speaker 3: was a program that Nazi Germany used in the nineteen
Speaker 3: thirties and early nineteen forties to basically improve morale around
Speaker 3: the Nazi troops. And they were in such a downward
Speaker 3: spiral mentally, physically, emotionally, and they knew what they were
Speaker 3: doing was terrible and wrong, and so they came up
Speaker 3: with a Joy everyone's joyful and happy, and they did
Speaker 3: recreational activities and educational activities and sporting events. And isn't
Speaker 3: interesting that the Party of quote unquote Freedom uses a
Speaker 3: Nazi Germany wartime slogan as their campaign slogan. Pretty insane
Speaker 3: if you ask me.
Speaker 2: It is, Josh, And I'm just thinking to myself, I
Speaker 2: wonder how the plan was implemented the Nazi Germany. I
Speaker 2: bet you were forced to go and participate in these
Speaker 2: joy of its under thread of punishment, fine, imprisonment or
Speaker 2: maybe even death.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt about it. And you know what, this
Speaker 3: is not the first time that the left has used
Speaker 3: this type of communistic socialistic ideology and phrasing. For instance, MSLSD, right,
Speaker 3: let's call it what it is. That network used to
Speaker 3: say lean forward. Well, if you know anything about the
Speaker 3: word forward. Forward has been used as a communistic and
Speaker 3: idealistic call for revolution in communist countries, right, the great
Speaker 3: leap forward in Russia's time, it was leaped towards. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: it was forward to communism under Stalin. And then of
Speaker 3: course in the German Nazi youth group, you know, they
Speaker 3: would yell vordwards, bordwards, which meant forward forward. So it's
Speaker 3: interesting that even Barack Obama went from change we can
Speaker 3: believe in to forward when he was running. And what's
Speaker 3: their newest thing, a new path forward? So you see,
Speaker 3: nobody in the prostitute media is going to call those
Speaker 3: things out and bring attention to these types of things
Speaker 3: to the American people.
Speaker 2: Or seek to analyze what exactly they mean when they
Speaker 2: say forward, because many of us would perceive it to
Speaker 2: mean backward or it to a darker, worse place. Certainly
Speaker 2: not something that embraces what you address in your Preserving
Speaker 2: Liberty book, the concepts of freedom and how do they
Speaker 2: do that one of the things they milk And I
Speaker 2: know you address this in your book, which my listeners
Speaker 2: can get at fifty five KC dot com and got
Speaker 2: a link there for you, Josh, how to end Oh no,
Speaker 2: happy to do it. This is information needs to get
Speaker 2: out because not only do you just address the problems
Speaker 2: we're dealing with, you also have solutions for them. But
Speaker 2: they get there by I think the biggest, most profound mechanism,
Speaker 2: which is this class warfare thing that they've been running
Speaker 2: on with Karl Marx loved it that. You know, somehow
Speaker 2: it's evil for people to make money. Somehow it's evil
Speaker 2: for businesses to be prosperous and successful. Now I view
Speaker 2: that as thank God, And I even talk about this morning.
Speaker 2: I said, I've been w employee my life, my entire life,
Speaker 2: you know, a big deal. I'm a MENSA member, But
Speaker 2: so what. It doesn't mean anything if you don't have
Speaker 2: the wherewithal our ability to create an iPhone or establish
Speaker 2: a business. Thank God, there are others out there to
Speaker 2: be able to do that. I'm glad they're wealthy and successful.
Speaker 2: That was a driving motivation to do it. They look
Speaker 2: at it as bad. Somebody is successful, there's somebody over
Speaker 2: here who's not. That's just inherently unequal. It's not equitable.
Speaker 2: We need to take from someone who earned and give
Speaker 2: to someone who did not. How do we get around that.
Speaker 3: Josh, Yeah, you're talking about two each from.
Speaker 2: What Metaccordon's ability to each according to his need exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: That's actually Chapter nine. I address that. And one of
Speaker 3: the things that I talk about is that class warfare
Speaker 3: is embedded in tax policy. So if you remove the
Speaker 3: tax policy, then you can remove the class warfare argument.
Speaker 3: And one of the things that I talk about in
Speaker 3: the book, and it's something that people may not want
Speaker 3: to up their head around right away, but if they
Speaker 3: think about it, it makes a lot of sense. If
Speaker 3: we have all these different taxes and we have the
Speaker 3: one percent versus the ninety nine, right, that's the class warfare,
Speaker 3: that's the envy. Meanwhile, we know that fifty percent of
Speaker 3: the people you know, don't even pay taxes, right, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's the top fifty percent that pay all the taxes.
Speaker 3: So that's obviously not fair. So what I thought was,
Speaker 3: wouldn't it be great if we had a system that
Speaker 3: didn't help the poor any more than it helped the rich,
Speaker 3: nor did it help the rich any way and any
Speaker 3: different than it would have helped the poor. And I
Speaker 3: talk about going to a twenty two percent consumption only tax.
Speaker 3: That would mean that you would you would eliminate all
Speaker 3: other taxes, property taxes, capital gains taxes, payroll taxes, all
Speaker 3: those different taxes, and it would be on only the
Speaker 3: things that you consume. Now, most wage earners have to
Speaker 3: pay a seven point sixty five percent payroll tax as well.
Speaker 3: So if you take that and you add that to
Speaker 3: the fifteen percent that most people will fall into, twenty
Speaker 3: two percent is high enough. Yet it is also a
Speaker 3: situation in which you can keep more of your money.
Speaker 3: So you can keep more of your money and you're
Speaker 3: only being taxed on the things that you consume, you'll
Speaker 3: have more money to reinvest back into market, to do
Speaker 3: better things, to have more money for your family, for
Speaker 3: your community, and everything else. Twenty two percent is high enough,
Speaker 3: but yet it's fair enough. It doesn't help the rich,
Speaker 3: it doesn't hurt the poor. It doesn't help the poor,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't hurt the rich. And what you're doing
Speaker 3: essentially is you're removing the class warfare argument. Well, that's
Speaker 3: just one of the things that I talk about.
Speaker 2: But I think more fundamentally lost from the left than
Speaker 2: those who seek to control our lives is that you
Speaker 2: lose the ability to control the decision making of the
Speaker 2: American public. You can no longer provide incentives and dangling
Speaker 2: carets to do this or that, or rewards for following
Speaker 2: some government edict or dictad like you know, an energy
Speaker 2: tax credit for going green or buying an electric car.
Speaker 2: That's a low product of this in monstrous tax code.
Speaker 2: I say, nothing, zero, no manipulations whatsoever, No credits for
Speaker 2: having children or not, nothing for how what vehicle you
Speaker 2: buy or not.
Speaker 1: Just leave us the hell alone. And just like you said,
Speaker 1: how about twenty two.
Speaker 3: Exactly? And that's what I'm saying. And then when you
Speaker 3: take the effective rate, which is closer to the fifteen percent,
Speaker 3: you're getting rid of that seven point sixty five percent,
Speaker 3: So now your effective rate is even less than that,
Speaker 3: and again you keep more of your money. More money
Speaker 3: comes in to the market. Another thing that we can
Speaker 3: do to pay off some of the national debt. There's
Speaker 3: four point five trillion dollars sitting an offshore accounts. Why well,
Speaker 3: because of our highest you know, in the world, other
Speaker 3: than Denmark capital gains tax rates. So why not bring
Speaker 3: that money back into the US economy. Why don't we
Speaker 3: go to a zero percent capital gains tax? For at
Speaker 3: least a minimum of ninety days, no penalties, no nothing.
Speaker 3: You take that money that you're hiding in the Cayman Islands,
Speaker 3: Luxembourg and elsewhere, bring it back into the US economy.
Speaker 3: We'd have an immediate jolt of more jobs, of more
Speaker 3: you know, everything going right to the market. The market
Speaker 3: would would be in a better situation. And then what
Speaker 3: else do we have. Well, we've got almost thirty five
Speaker 3: trillion dollars in debt for our country. That's three hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty six million people. That's two hundred and sixty
Speaker 3: seven thousand dollars per person. How do we start paying
Speaker 3: down some of the national debt? Well, we can't pay
Speaker 3: it all off, but we can pay probably about nine
Speaker 3: trillion of it. How do you do that? Well, there's
Speaker 3: seven hundred and thirty five billionaires, there's twenty two million
Speaker 3: millionaires in this country, and so you incentivize them and say, hey,
Speaker 3: if each person is two hundred and sixty seven thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: how about you get an opportunity to pay that kind
Speaker 3: of money, but in return you don't have to pay
Speaker 3: taxes anymore. What do you think of that?
Speaker 1: And what will that do?
Speaker 3: That'll bring nine trillion dollars back into the market, and
Speaker 3: these people won't have to pay taxes as much. It'll
Speaker 3: be a great way to pay down the national debt. Now,
Speaker 3: I understand, paying nine trillion of thirty five trillion is
Speaker 3: like putting a bandit on a gunshot wound. But at
Speaker 3: least we've got to do something and moved the needle
Speaker 3: in the right direction. So there's a lot of those
Speaker 3: types of liberty radically liberty based solutions in this book.
Speaker 3: I've got Congressman Paul Gossar who wrote the foreword for it.
Speaker 3: Dershowitz has endorsed it. Roger Stone has endorsed it. Many
Speaker 3: others have endorsed it as well. And what it ultimately
Speaker 3: is is a text book. This is the type of
Speaker 3: book that you read with a yellow highlighter in your
Speaker 3: hand because there's so many different things in it. There's
Speaker 3: ten legislative solutions, including another thirty on top of that
Speaker 3: of just everyday solutions, from everything from immigration to election
Speaker 3: integrity to raining in the fies of courts, I mean,
Speaker 3: you name it, it's all in there.
Speaker 2: In the fies the court you're talking judgentit of allatana's
Speaker 2: language on that one we always talk about those.
Speaker 3: It's very simple, and you can explay this to them
Speaker 3: real quick. Right now, the fives of court. Every single
Speaker 3: judge that is put on that court is appointed by
Speaker 3: the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. So
Speaker 3: in this case John Ji Roberts, Junior. And the worst
Speaker 3: part is that this court has been around since nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy eight. They have a ninety nine point nine percent
Speaker 3: acceptance rate on spy warrants. They've only denied twelve warrants
Speaker 3: since their existence. So you have this shadow court that
Speaker 3: answers to absolutely no one that is rubber stamping our
Speaker 3: rights away in the background. So one of the things
Speaker 3: that I talked about in the book and reigning in
Speaker 3: the court is to at a very minimum, at a
Speaker 3: very minimum, why don't they at least have to go
Speaker 3: through the advice and consent of a Senate confirmation. Take
Speaker 3: the Chief Justice's job away from appointing these these eleven
Speaker 3: judges and at least have them go through a Senate
Speaker 3: confirmation so that we have oversight over this shadowy court.
Speaker 3: So you can tell Judgement Paulatano about that one. I'm
Speaker 3: sure he'd appreciate that he would.
Speaker 2: It would also be nice if any human being would
Speaker 2: have standing to actually go into court and complain about
Speaker 2: the unconstitutional reality of the entire system. If I could
Speaker 2: get into court and I had standing, I think we
Speaker 2: could demonstrate unequivocally that that entire system is outside the
Speaker 2: constitutional framework and unconstitutional period, full.
Speaker 3: Stop, no question about it.
Speaker 2: Josh Bernstein, the book Preserving Liberty, boldenbrave solutions to save
Speaker 2: America and create permanent freedom. Thank you for writing, and
Speaker 2: thanks for sharing your time with us on the morning
Speaker 2: show this morning. Josh, and I will recommend my listeners
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Speaker 1: Josh. Yes, please, thank you, sir. Keep up the great work, my.
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