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your support. So, there were some elections over the last

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day or two that thought you would be interested to

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know the results. First down in Argentina, the libertarian president

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Javier Melay won decisive victories in key districts in midterm elections,

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clinching a crucial vote of confidence that strengthens his ability

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to carry out his radical free market experiment. Is this

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is NBC News. I should have Yeah, I should have

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given you the heads up on that one, NBC News

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calling it a radical free market experiment with billions of

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dollars in backing from the Trump administration. By the way,

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this is changing the course of Argentinian governance and its economy,

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which has been led by leftists for decades. Peronists that

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have been in charge, so I guess in that regard

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it might be radical, as in a radical departure of leftism.

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Malai's governing party, called La Libertad Sorry La Libertad Avanza,

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won over forty percent of the votes in the national

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elections to renew almost half of the lower House of Congress,

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according to tallies in local media using numbers from electoral authority,

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with more than ninety seven percent of the votes counted,

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La Libertad Avanza also swept six of the eight provinces

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in the vote to renew one third of the Senate.

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The figures exceeded analyst projections. This vote occurred yesterday. In comparison,

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the results showed the left leaning populist opposition movement known

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as Parnism, which sounds like a medical condition, they won

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over thirty one percent of the vote, what analysts described

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as the alliance's poorest performance in years. Malaise Sorry. Malay

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said that his party went from holding just thirty seven

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seats in the lower House of Congress thirty seven now

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will go to one hundred and one. In the Senate,

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he said they picked up fourteen more seats. They now

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have twenty senators. These strong showing ensures that Malay will

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have enough support in the Congress to uphold presidential VTA,

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prevent an impeachment effort, and see through his ambitious plans

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for tax and labor reforms in the coming months. And

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here is the most NBC line in the NBC story.

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Beaming as his supporters cheered, he seized on the results.

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He did not pounce on them. He merely seized on

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the results as evidence that Argentina had turned the page

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on decades of parrhanism that brought the country infamy for

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repeatedly defaulting on its sovereign debt. Right, because that's what

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happens with socialism, is you eventually run out of other

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people's money, and so they kept defaulting on the debt.

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They're cheering that inflation is thirty two percent. That's how

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bad Argentina was before Malay went in there with his

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trademark chainsaw right and started cutting all of the programs

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and all of the bureaucratic bloat and all of the

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spending and such. They had two hundred eighty nine percent

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inflation annually, two hundred eighty nine percent. It is now

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down to just thirty two percent. So yes, Argentinians are

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still struggling. Things are still getting more expensive, but he

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is slowing the rate by a lot. So there's some

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good news for freedom loving people. Now the bad news.

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The independent socialist Catherine Connolly swept to a landslide victory

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on Saturday to become Ireland's next president, dealing a record

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breaking rebuke to the two center ground parties of government.

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Center ground meaning just center. They're in this supposedly in

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the center. She's sixty eight years old, she's a lawmaker

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from Galway in the West. In her victory speech, she

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struck an immediate note by the way, this is politico,

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she struck an immediate note of unity. She stood side

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by side with Ireland's government leaders and pledged to stick

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it to the far right. In a sign of unity,

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she pledged to challenge the far right and its anti

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immigrant agenda. Quote. Together, we can shape a new republic

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that doesn't have Irish people in it. I'm just kidding.

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I put that last part in there. That values everybody,

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a new republic that values everybody, see, because that would

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be different or something that values in champions. Here we go.

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Diversity and the new people that have come to our

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country I will be an inclusive present for all of you.

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And in a special message to foreign assilees, if you

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would like to conquer us for Islam, come on in.

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Ireland is open to you. We will give you this

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former bastion of Catholicism. I added that well most of

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the last part there, like well all of it. She

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won a record sixty three point four percent of valid votes.

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Heather Humphries of the Government Coalition Party finished a distant

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second with just under thirty percent. Her triumph shattered the

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previous record set in nineteen fifty nine, when Emmon dev Valera,

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the towering figure of twentieth century Irish politics, won his

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first term as president with fifty six percent. She won

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sixty three percent. She will succeed her fellow Galway socialist

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Michael Higgins, the President of Ireland since twenty eleven. He

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is constitutionally barred from seeking another seven year term. She

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won because she was backed by Ireland's five leftist parties,

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most crucially Shin Fine Shin Fame Sorry, all stood aside

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to give her a clean run on end quote anti

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government platform. Think about that, a socialist running on an

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anti government platform where she would take over as president

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from the guy who is also a socialist of her

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same party. Yeah, that's yeah. So you're running against your

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fellow socialist and you're running on an anti government platform. Again,

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this is politico, so they don't really clear that up

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for you. Ireland's disgruntled conservatives left their own mark on

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the election by vandalizing their their own ballots in unprecedented numbers.

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So this was a form of protest. More than two

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hundred thousand ballots, or about one out of every eight,

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had to be thrown away because they had written in

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the names of candidates that were not on the ballot,

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or they drew an X across the entire ballot. Some

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others defaced their ballots with anti immigrant messages expressed in

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nativist or racist terms. This alienation reflects how the government

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parties since the nineteen nineties have largely ditched their previous

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bonds with the Catholic conservatism and have become like Connolly

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and the wider left, socially progressive and welcoming to immigrants.

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They are doing to Ireland what has been done in France,

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what is being done in Britain. Right. They are welcoming

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in all assiles and because of geography. Most of those

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people coming are from North Africa and from Asia, and

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they are overwhelmingly Muslim. That's what's happening now in Ireland.

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It's happening in Britain, It's happening in France. You know

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where it's not happening Poland, Hungary. Some of these countries

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that lived under Soviet control, they recognize tyranny when they

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see it and they actually don't allow any of these

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people into their country. On Tuesday and Wednesday, crowds of

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up to two thousand people classed with riot police protecting

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City West, which is a hotel and conference center in

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or southwest of Dublin that has been turned into the

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state's biggest shelter for asylum seekers. That area registered one

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of the highest rates of spoiled ballots. So that's what

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happened in Ireland over the weekend. New York City be next.

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New York City, welcoming the form of its destructor. The

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Norm MacDonald candidate Why is Zorhan ma'am Danny? The Norm

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MacDonald candidate Well years ago, actually, in twenty sixteen, the

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late great Norm MacDonald, comedian extraordinaire, posted onto the Twitter

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machine quote what terrifies me is if Isis were to

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detonate a nuclear device and kill fifty million Americans. Imagine

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the backlash against peaceful Muslims, and that is where we are.

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You don't believe me, here we go. Here is Zoron

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as what I heard Michael Rappaport, the actor say, Vince

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Cochley played this clip. I'm not going to play it again,

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but he called He apparently Michael Rappaport is calling Zoron

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Mamdani Zoron the moron, which I like. It's a pretty

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good it's catchy, it rhymes. It's very effective in that

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kind of branding. So Zorin Mamdani Nepo, baby Jihati adjacent communist.

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He he busted out the Islamophobia card, and you knew

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this was coming right. A kami steeped in communism understands

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how this game is played. This is the victimhood mentality

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and the oppressor versus oppressed, and he's got to position

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himself as the oppressed. That's how you gain the power

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in a culture such as ours. That elevates the quote oppressed.

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So everybody is scrambling to be the most oppressed. And

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so Islamophobia, which by the way, I would submit, is

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not actually a thing. It's not people like it's not

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an irrational fear of Islam as an ideology. It's not irrational.

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People can have a fear of it. It is not

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an irrational fear, though, And to support that position, I

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would point you to fifteen hundred years of history. Okay,

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when Islam becomes the majority or close to the majority,

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they behave in a way that if you're not Muslim,

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is suboptimal for you. Anyway. This is his press conference

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that Mamdani held the other day. He will reiterate this

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in a canned video that he recorded, but here was

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the initial comment. Again, this is at a press conference

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outside someplace I don't know, surrounded by people I don't

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know who, and he tried to manu facture some tears,

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but I think sociopaths aren't able to do that really,

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so they never really the waterworks never flowed, but he did.

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He did exhibit some choked upidness. If you will, here's

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from the press conference.

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Speaker 2: I want to use this moment to speak to the

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Muslims of New York City. I want to speak to

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the memory of my aunt who stopped taking the subway

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after September eleventh because she did not feel safe in

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her Hadjab.

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Speaker 1: By the way, no mention at all of the thousands

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of people murdered by the gihattists on nine to eleven.

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In that address, which I think it was, Scott Jennings

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on CNN was exactly right when he said, if you

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are running for any position in New York City, particularly

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the mayor of New York City, and you are going

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to invoke nine to eleven for something, for anything, if

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you are going to say something about nine to eleven

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in New York City, of all the cities around the world,

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you should take a moment and mention the victims, the

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actual victims of nine to eleven. The actual victims of

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nine to eleven do not include your aunt, who, according

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to her LinkedIn bio, was actually working in Tanzania at

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the time and not in New York. So I'm not

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even sure this story is real. She was a leftist

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NGO leader who apparently, according to the people who have

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done the deep dives now into his aunt, she actually

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doesn't ever wear the he job or was she in

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New York City after nine to eleven. So it seems

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like he just made that up. But that doesn't matter.

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It doesn't matter to the leftists. It doesn't matter to

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the Islamists that are backing Mom Donnie's campaign. It doesn't matter.

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To the media, None of that matters. They don't care

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if he's lying about this stuff. By the way, the

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New York Times they actually they did a glowing story

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on him. Vanity Fair cranked one out as well, because

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they can't help themselves from falling in love with these

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leftists and is Lomists. This is the Red Green alliance.

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And you just look at history, these two groups, these

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two ideologies, they pair up often, okay, And people don't

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understand this because it's like, well, wait a minute, you're

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a lefty, why would you be you know, why would

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you be partnering up with Jihattists or Islamists when they're

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gonna like oppose you on all this stuff. See again, remember,

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the issue is never the issue. The issue is always

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the revolution. The revolution is aimed at tearing down Western civilization.

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That's the point. And so both of those ideologies seek

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to do the same thing, which is to tear down

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Western civilization. Now they both want to be in charge

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of whatever emerges from the ruins, which will basically just

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be tyranny of a different kind. One would be Islamist

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and one would be communist. But that's the point. But

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history also shows that once they do tear down the

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existing infrastructure, usually it's the Islamists that go around and

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the Free Press, just because I know what I said

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earlier about Islamophobia. Right, maybe a little controversial, but I

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am of the mind as Peter Sevodnik is as well.

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Islamophobia is a canard, and it's designed to stifle debate

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about the impact that Islam has had on the West

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and Christendom. And I make that I can defend that position.

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Just look at the total territory colonized and conquered by

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the oppressors. It's like seventy percent of Christendom completely wiped

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out four of the five Holy Sees conquered, right, So

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I mean, if we're going to play this land acknowledgment game,

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if we're going to play this oppressed oppressor game, then

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Islam loses because they are the conquering force, one of

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the greatest conquering forces in world history. So that's that's

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where I come down that Zorin Mamdani apparently ran for

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student vice president while he was attending the uber elite

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Bronx High School of Science, despite the fact that he

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ate a bunch of rice on video with his hands,

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which is gross and it's something that people do in

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third world countries because they don't have utensils. But he

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does have utensils. He's probably got very fancy and expensive

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utensils because he's very wealthy, as all of these commies

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on the Upper West Side tend to be. He he

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ran for student vice president. And when I read this

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in the New York Times, I just laughed because this

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is almost verbatim my parody that I make of these

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these leftist politicians and candidates that promise all sorts of

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stupid things because they think you're stupid or they are

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and my joke is always it's like the it's like

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the kid running for student president who promises chocolate milk

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and all the water fountains. Right, it's a stupid idea,

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but the kiddies love their chocolate milk, and so if

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I run on a platform of putting chocolate milk in

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all the water fountains, it doesn't matter that I'm never

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going to be able to deliver on the promise. It's

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just the promise that makes the kids swoon. Right, So

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Zornmamdani ran for student vice president at his high school

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with a pledge, a campaign promise of fresh juice for all,

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squeezed from locally sourced fruits. Yes, the world famous fruit

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farms of the Bronx, don't you know. Yes, there is

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a massive fruit growing operation and industry in the Bronx.

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No there's not. Okay, there is not locally sourced fruit,

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fresh or fresh squeezed every day for the kids at

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the elite Bronx High School of Science. I can't. So

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that was his That's that's the kind of person this guy's.

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I know that was a long time ago, pete, Yes,

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but he's still promising the same sort of crap although

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I would point out he did not win that election.

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So even even the students high school kids could see

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through the bs, New York City voters not so much.

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This is from David Strom at hotier dot com. As

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we enter the final stretch of the New York City

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mayoral race, the gloves are coming off. Not that it's

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likely to matter at this point, but Zoron Mamdani is

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taking flak for cozying up to his lobists, including an

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Emam who who was tied to the nineteen ninety three

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World Trade Center bombing, as well as his friendship with

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Hassan Piker. He is the number one twitch streamer who

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just got into a bunch of trouble for putting a

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shock collar on his dog and then shocking the dog

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if it attempted to move off of a little bed

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that he had set up in the background. So this

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way the dog is a permanent fixture of his live streams.

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You know. Put the dog in the back corner there

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so everybody can see the dog, but the dog never leaves.

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Even though Hassan Piker is streaming for like eight hours

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a day every day and he makes his dog sit

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there for seven to eight hours a day and then

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he shocks the thing if it tries to get off

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of its bed. And this was on the live stream.

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Oh and by the way, Hassan Piker, because like that's

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what everybody's outraged about. They want him, you know, to

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be punished by Twitch and the streaming platform and all this,

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which they have not done. That's the thing that got

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people mad. Even though Hassan Piker routinely calls for the

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murder of Americans that he doesn't like and has said

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that America deserved nine to eleven. Yeah. He also, by

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the way, Zorn Mumdani, also chanting globalized the Intifada, could

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not refusee or just flat out refuse to say whether

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Hamas should disarm as part of the ceasefire, which Hamas

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is not going to do. They've now said that. So Yeah,

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when he was asked by Martha mca calum on Fox

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News about whether Hamas should disarm, he said, oh, I

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don't really pay attention to all that, which is an

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absolute load of garbage because he has commented on Palestine

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and Israel for a decade. He has marched free, free Palestine,

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globalized the Intifada. He like it's very clear he has

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opinions about these things. He just doesn't want to say

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it because he doesn't want the negative media attention that

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would come when he says hamashould not disarm. Nobody with

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Mamdani's comfort level with terrorism should be in power anywhere.

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But in a sane world, you would put New York

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City at the top of the list of places where

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praising nine to eleven in particular and islamis terrorism in

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general would probably be disqualifying. But twenty five years after

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nine to eleven, I guess not. We live in an

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age of critical race theory, where intersectional identity politics has

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created and oppression Olympics, where status and power are distributed

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based on how much victimhood one can claim. Victimhood is

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currency now, which means the psychos utilize it and weaponize it.

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All Right, if you're listening to this show, you know

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I did get a link to this from Jason, but

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I've seen it also. Last night there was a big

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rally that was held for zoron the Moron, as my

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Rapperport calls him, zoron mamdannae moum donny. I don't know

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why I say that. It's just it's fun to say, Mom, Donnie,

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mo'm donnie und donne. It's actually a callback to that

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old I think it was like an American Express commercial

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with John Lovetts and him and his buddy got tickets

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to go to Miami to the Super Bowl, and they

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kept doing Miami, Miami, Miami. They kept saying that, That's what.

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I don't know why I'm reminded of that, except for

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the fact that like half of New York City's population

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is probably gonna move to Miami this but we shall

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see so. At the rally last night in Queens, New York,

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Kathy Huckle, the governor who you'll recall, endorsed Zorn Mumdani

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a couple of weeks back, and then Mamdanni did not

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endorse her. She was out on stage at this massive

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rally in a stadium filled with Commis and uh well

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and Islamis, and they were out there chanting tax the rich,

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and they like almost like booed her off the stage

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to the point where he had to come out and

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rescue her, or like he was slated to come out later.

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He came out to stand with her, you know, raise

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her hand up, get the crowd excited for him, and

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then she wraps up her speech and then he walks

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her off the stage. And as people start booing her,

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he then like waves at them, and then the crowd

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starts cheering again and it drowns out the booze. And

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by the way, I think the guy is disqualified merely

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for the way he waved at the crowd if you

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haven't seen the video. No, he didn't do like a

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Hyle Hitler thing, although that would be on brand. But no,

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he did a child you know, like when you're you know,

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like when the baby is learning to wave at people.

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And it's not like a wave, it's an opening and

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a closing of the hand, you know, it's like a

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snapping kind of a open close, open clothes. That's what

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he did. That's how he waves at the crowd. And no,

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it's not it wasn't just like he did it once

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or twice. That's the only way he waved. That's how

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he waves, is open and closing, like he's waving to children,

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which being commies, they kind of are. I mean, that's yeah.

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So what did Kathy Hochl say about the the chant

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of tax the rich, tax the rich. I thought they

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were saying, let's go bills. I wasn't.

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Speaker 2: I wasn't sure.

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Speaker 1: When you're up there I heard some noise, I heard

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a lot of cheers.

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Speaker 2: But later on it became clear to me that there

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is a I know this passion for that.

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Speaker 1: She thought they were chanting let's go Bills because we

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all know Queens, New York is a hotbed of Buffalo

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Bills fans. Yes, that makes total sense. This is another

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let's Go Brandon moment. That's what this is. And for

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people who don't know the origin story of Let's Go Brandon,

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there was a chant that erupted during a live interview

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at a NASCAR race I believe this was circa twenty

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twenty and the NASCAR fans. It was during a live

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stand up interview that the NASCAR reporter was doing with

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a race car drive named Brandon something or other, and

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people that were the crowd that was around the interview

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started chanting, bleep Joe Biden. And she then says, oh,

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they really love you here. I think they're chanting let's

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go Brandon. They were decidedly not saying let's go Brandon.

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They were saying bleep Joe Biden, and so Let's go

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Brandon became a mockery not just of Brandon or Biden

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rather but a mockery of the media. And here's another

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form of it is I thought they were saying, let's

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go bills. Why would they be chanting let's go bills

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in Queens. They're Giants fans, or maybe if they have no,

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you know, self esteem, they're Jets fans. But they're not

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bills fans in Queens. There may be a couple, there's

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most definitely not an entire stadium filled of people chanting

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let's go bills. Oh the lies we tell ourselves. Back

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to David Strom's piece at hotier dot com talking about

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the oppression Olympics, where status and power are distributed based

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on how much victimhood one can claim. This ties into

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something I've been talking about for gosh, I don't know,

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five or six years now. It's this tendency for interpersonal victimhood.

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It's a mindset. It's a way that people see themselves.

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And this has always been something that psychologists and psychiatrists

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have tried to break people of when it manifested after

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some form of physical assault or something right where they

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have been victimized, and then they start seeing themselves only

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as a victim. It becomes sort of a dominant view

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of their self worth and their character and who they are.

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As the late Dan Starks always used to advise, don't

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be a victim, right, you cannot go through life, or

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I should say, you should not go through life viewing

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yourself as a victim, because there are some really nasty

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and negative things that accompany that ways of thinking, ways

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of behaving. But this has now been sort of, you know,

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mainlined into the body politics bloodstream, and people get currency

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when they can claim victimhood and as strom rights. Muslims

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have managed to acquire a lot of victim points for

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some reason, despite being an especially coddled class of people,

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of colonizers, of supremacists. That's what they are, like, that's

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the whole ideology, is it? Like we spread it by

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the sword. And that explains why, you know, people who

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are like, oh, the Crusades, as if the Christians only like,

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like they started that war, and I'm talking about the

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First Crusades specifically, as if they were not battling anybody else, Right,

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it's just everybody converted to Islam. Yeah, that's how that happened. No,

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that's not how that happened. People were forced to convert

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or die, and then people who would make pilgrimages to

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the Holy Lands were raped and murdered. That's what happened,

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and that's what prompted the crusade. The just war theory

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Mamdannie is straight out of intersectional central casting. If only

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he were transgender, he would have hit the power ball

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of the pressure. All right, that'll do it for this episode.

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