Speaker 1: No bed of that are.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan Jacob, and today
Speaker 2: we are going to be uh dispelling some of the
Speaker 2: campaign rumors that have been running rampant through through certain
Speaker 2: political talking points, certain campaign adages that have been really
Speaker 2: just getting thrown around and you know, just.
Speaker 3: Down right accusations. Let's call it what it is.
Speaker 2: That's what they are. That's that's all they are. They're
Speaker 2: you know, the certain campaigns they always like to create
Speaker 2: boogeyman on the other side. And I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: Trump hasn't done that, because he obviously, like for sure
Speaker 2: he has. I mean he's he's talked, he calls them
Speaker 2: all like names and shit, and I get that, But
Speaker 2: this whole Project twenty twenty five shit is really I
Speaker 2: I didn't know the severity of the amount of people
Speaker 2: that actually believe this nonsense. It like, it is the
Speaker 2: talking point as to why the people that aren't voting
Speaker 2: for Trump. It is the reason why Now I'll say this,
Speaker 2: I think that people who aren't voting for Trump probably
Speaker 2: never we're going to be voting for Trump, and so
Speaker 2: they're attaching themselves to this reason as to why they're
Speaker 2: not because they're essentially saying that if Trump, if Trump
Speaker 2: becomes president, then the Handmaid's Tale is going to become
Speaker 2: a reality. That's basically what they're saying. Now. That being said,
Speaker 2: if you look into Project twenty twenty five, it is
Speaker 2: a real thing. It was brought up by a think
Speaker 2: tank called the Heritage Foundation. It is a real thing.
Speaker 2: But that being said, there are many think tanks and
Speaker 2: nobody ever takes every single point from one think tank.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, we're going to get
Speaker 2: into a certain democratic think tank today and you won't
Speaker 2: be shocked whenever you hear certain names that are attached
Speaker 2: to these and certain founders of these organizations that are
Speaker 2: trying to push American politics in an extremist direction. And
Speaker 2: it seems like this election is getting really decided or
Speaker 2: whoever's going to be voting for these people are allegedly
Speaker 2: going to be this whole thing is going to be
Speaker 2: getting decided because of extremist values, extremist talking points, and
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five Project twenty twenty five is no different.
Speaker 2: So let's get in here and let's actually dispel all
Speaker 2: of this craziness that is going on around the rumors
Speaker 2: of this twenty twenty five. Is Trump attaching himself to it?
Speaker 2: Is he involved into this? Where are they getting this from?
Speaker 2: Let's find it, bro.
Speaker 3: I love this. I love that we're talking about this
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 4: Listen, like Trump, hate Trump, whatever, somewhere in the middle,
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter. This is the same guy that just
Speaker 4: went on the Flickered podcast, just went on Your Boy,
Speaker 4: THEO Vaughn's podcast. Like he is out here trying to
Speaker 4: reach the people where they are, to get his message
Speaker 4: out there. And so he's been asked about Agenda twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five and he's like, look, I like some of
Speaker 4: the stuff, not all of it whatever, But people can't
Speaker 4: hear that. They are just gonna believe whatever their side
Speaker 4: is telling them is true. And you know what, I
Speaker 4: like this, Jonathan. We need to just go ahead and
Speaker 4: blow the lid off of this whole thing.
Speaker 2: Well, dude, we got three weeks to election, Yeah, like
Speaker 2: it is coming up quick. Now. That does that mean
Speaker 2: we're gonna have results from that election in three weeks. No,
Speaker 2: You're probably looking at it at least a month, I
Speaker 2: would say, until we get any kind of any kind
Speaker 2: of results. Well, and they're gonna try and make it
Speaker 2: seem that day right, it's supposed to be, but they're
Speaker 2: gonna try and make it seem like it's so close,
Speaker 2: it's such a close race, and that's gonna be there talking,
Speaker 2: and that's gonna be the talking point to drag it
Speaker 2: on and on and on and on. A lot like
Speaker 2: Bush and Gore, right, like that whole situation, a lot
Speaker 2: like Biden and Trump this last time. I think that
Speaker 2: I don't think that they get better in politics. I
Speaker 2: think they gradually get worse. So if we're using the
Speaker 2: blueprint overlay of the twenty twenty election as as as
Speaker 2: an idea about what we should be expecting, I would
Speaker 2: say that's the baby version, and now we're coming up
Speaker 2: on the teenage version of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, I could agree one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: So let's get into a famous TikToker who I used
Speaker 2: to actually enjoy watching, but once she started getting extremely
Speaker 2: political and started showing her hand as far as you know,
Speaker 2: the sway in the direction of the news in which
Speaker 2: she's trying to believe here and also certain backings that
Speaker 2: she has this woman right here or I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's a a them I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Didn't she used to wear a tie?
Speaker 2: I feel like I remember her, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we've shown her before, but she has actually she her
Speaker 2: TikTok handle is called under the desk news and very
Speaker 2: very very popular. Millions of subscribers on TikTok. Good for
Speaker 2: her or they or them? I'm not sure, but anyway,
Speaker 2: it was like a year ago or actually, damn, time
Speaker 2: is flying by so fast, dude. A year ago seemed
Speaker 2: like four years ago, seems like a year ago. But
Speaker 2: whenever it was the twenty twenty campaign. She was like
Speaker 2: trying to campaign for Biden, and then Obama came and
Speaker 2: met her underneath the desk and they were both like
Speaker 2: campaigning for Biden and it was just real fucking weird.
Speaker 2: It's not surprising to me. But anyway, let's see what
Speaker 2: she has to say about Project twenty twenty five. I
Speaker 2: feel like the majority of people who are looking into
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five and attaching this to Trump are
Speaker 2: thinking like this, Now, keep in mind, all right, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. It's it's pretty fucked. I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 2: to you, but there are some points in it to
Speaker 2: where you're like, is it that bad.
Speaker 4: Let's see if you look at it next to certain
Speaker 4: things that Trump has said, they took like five or
Speaker 4: six things from him and added it to the agenda
Speaker 4: and then went off the rails.
Speaker 3: But I'm we'll get to it. I'm sure we do.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Trump does have an agenda set in place, it's just
Speaker 2: not called twenty project twenty twenty five. So let's see,
Speaker 2: this is like three minutes long. Let's see what she
Speaker 2: has to say about it. And as she's talking about it,
Speaker 2: just think for yourself. Are all of these terrible? Maybe
Speaker 2: some of them are, but are all of them let's see?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: You may have heard of Project twenty twenty five, but
Speaker 6: this is from Agenda forty seven, and you can read
Speaker 6: all of these on his website. First, he promises that
Speaker 6: he will carry out the largest domestic deportation operations.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, I got this video mixed up. I
Speaker 2: thought I sent something.
Speaker 3: Else which is wearing a saber?
Speaker 2: Is that a buffalo sabers? Yeah, it looks like it.
Speaker 2: She's actually getting into Agenda forty seven, so she kinda
Speaker 2: she jumped ahead of me. But that's fine, because this
Speaker 2: is really going to give a good outlay for all
Speaker 2: the people that are thinking that, you know, he's he's
Speaker 2: you know, on the side of Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: His actual running campaign talking points is Agenda forty seven.
Speaker 2: And when she's describing this, she's making it seem like
Speaker 2: it's horrible, but the words that are coming out of
Speaker 2: her mouth are what most people would agree to be, Like, Okay,
Speaker 2: what's what's the talking point here? So this is Agenda
Speaker 2: forty seven and then we'll get into Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: I actually like that a little bit more. Actually, So yeah,
Speaker 2: let's see what she has to say here in history.
Speaker 6: We'll also ask for the death sentence for anyone convicted
Speaker 6: of human trafficking. He will close the Department of Education
Speaker 6: and return all education standards to the states to decide.
Speaker 6: He will put prayer back into school, and he will
Speaker 6: criminalize any race based advantage programs. He will end the
Speaker 6: Affordable Care Act. He will ban gender affirming care for
Speaker 6: adults and children, and he will ban any federal dollars
Speaker 6: from going towards gender affirming care, which means anyone with
Speaker 6: government provided healthcare will no longer be able to access
Speaker 6: gender affirming care except for viagra and cialis. Those will
Speaker 6: still be available.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, I want to talk about these
Speaker 2: points just as she's going here, hey, because what they're
Speaker 2: talking about is is what Trump is saying. Look, I
Speaker 2: don't care if you want to change your sex. I
Speaker 2: don't care about that, But the fucking taxpayers aren't paying
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 4: Right, So if you're on you are on state insurance,
Speaker 4: you don't get gender affirming drugs or some sort of
Speaker 4: surgery or whatever be paid for by the taxpayers.
Speaker 3: No, I'm one hundred percent on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, death penalty for child predators.
Speaker 4: But yeah, sign me up. Traffickers, it's like, yeah, no, please.
Speaker 2: Like by you don't belong here anymore. Nobody even invited you.
Speaker 3: Put prayer back in schools.
Speaker 4: I do believe in separation of church and state, Yes,
Speaker 4: but I also believe that the Muslim children should be
Speaker 4: allowed to do their calls to prayer at school alongside
Speaker 4: the children that want to meet around the flagpole for
Speaker 4: morning prayers. I believe those should equally be allowed in
Speaker 4: a public school where we have freedom of speech, religion,
Speaker 4: and press in our federal system.
Speaker 3: Now that is my opinion. I understand that's messy.
Speaker 4: I understand that certain people will say that if one
Speaker 4: does this, then that means the Satanist kids could also
Speaker 4: worship to Baphomet. And it's like, okay, how many of
Speaker 4: them do you think there actually are that want to
Speaker 4: do that?
Speaker 3: But like, if there is, fine, let's have that discussion.
Speaker 4: I don't believe that will actually be a real talking point.
Speaker 4: But okay, so church prayer in school, I can understand
Speaker 4: why somebody would get their little little painties in a
Speaker 4: twist on that one.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: I mean, I personally I'm not a Christian, but I
Speaker 2: don't mind of prayers in school. I don't see a
Speaker 2: problem with that. I mean, and to be honest, all
Speaker 2: religions pray, does it have to be Christian prayer?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know what I mean, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: The Muslim kid, if he wants to bring out his
Speaker 4: mat and do his call to prayer and it's in
Speaker 4: the middle of class, it's a disruption. Let him go
Speaker 4: outside face Mecca and worship his God. He will be
Speaker 4: right the fuck back. Yeah, dude, it's a prayer.
Speaker 3: It's not a fucking two hour sermon.
Speaker 2: Right right. I mean, I don't necessarily see a problem
Speaker 2: with that, But Anyway, let's move on, see what else
Speaker 2: she has.
Speaker 3: But what else? There was a couple? What else did
Speaker 3: she say?
Speaker 4: That was like, oh oh, cutting federal education funding and
Speaker 4: giving it all to the states.
Speaker 3: Okay, once again, I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 2: But well, and that big talking point is more so
Speaker 2: because look, our public school systems are starting to implement
Speaker 2: a lot of this de eye bullshit. They're bringing all
Speaker 2: the sex books and like we we gay books into
Speaker 2: middle schools and shit like.
Speaker 4: That, criminalizing anybody who gave a race based what was it, advantages? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I believe that we are all born inalienably equal. Right,
Speaker 4: there was a whole thing about how we are all equal.
Speaker 4: There are not anybody who are more or less equal
Speaker 4: than each other in America. A citizen is equal to
Speaker 4: everyone else, regardless of race, sex, creed, all of these things.
Speaker 4: Unless the laws have changed without me knowing, then all right.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be roll with you. I honestly believe if
Speaker 2: you look into a lot of the literature that that
Speaker 2: they're teaching in school nowadays, it is teetering on a
Speaker 2: very very sketchy line, and in my opinion, they're teaching
Speaker 2: they're teaching students to.
Speaker 4: I don't say this like normalizing sexually explicit content.
Speaker 2: Well there's that, but I don't and I don't say
Speaker 2: this lightly, y'all know, I'm all right. I think that
Speaker 2: they are fundamentally trying to turn white people into the devil.
Speaker 3: Oh like the way the culture sees us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, white people are inherently racis we are inherently bigoted.
Speaker 4: We need to acknowledge our advantage. Oh yeah, yeah, they've
Speaker 4: been trying to tear down the white man since.
Speaker 2: That ever, which well, I mean, I'm not going to
Speaker 2: go that far, but as far as but as far
Speaker 2: as like you know, it's just pushing a little too hard.
Speaker 2: And now you're getting you know, like maybe some some
Speaker 2: kids in school that are learning this stuff about about
Speaker 2: white people, and it's probably getting them to look at
Speaker 2: their classmates in a certain way in which they wouldn't
Speaker 2: have ever been looked at. And if you look at
Speaker 2: little kids to little kids, don't give too fuck about
Speaker 2: what your skin color is. They they have never cared,
Speaker 2: they will never care. It's that that kind of shit
Speaker 2: is taught along the way. And so this whole idea
Speaker 2: about inclusivity, how about we include everybody that's that's my
Speaker 2: point here, Like.
Speaker 4: Now, yes, I understand that, like historically speaking, there's a
Speaker 4: reason why certain certain demographics view the world in a
Speaker 4: different light because they had a very rough past and
Speaker 4: some of that was inflicted by other racial groups. Like
Speaker 4: I fully understand this, but I'm not saying, like, yo, oh,
Speaker 4: come on, forget about it. That was still long ago.
Speaker 4: Like I just had this conversation with my kids right today.
Speaker 4: We were Jacob in middle school. He saw a book
Speaker 4: about Hitler. Now, my child is a sweet child, right,
Speaker 4: it was this big old textbook all about Hitler and
Speaker 4: he couldn't believe that they've written that much about him.
Speaker 4: But it's like in the library, I'm like, buddy, there's
Speaker 4: a lot of book.
Speaker 3: Written about Hitler, like a lot.
Speaker 4: And he's like why And I'm like there's a reason,
Speaker 4: but why it's not and looked at this exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: But I was like, you gotta understand, but history is
Speaker 4: not often good, Like slavery has only been outlawed in
Speaker 4: this country for under two hundred years. Like that's that's
Speaker 4: like three ma malls. You know what I'm saying, that's
Speaker 4: real life. We only three mo malls ago had full
Speaker 4: fledged slavery, and like that's not okay, But we have
Speaker 4: to talk about this history, and we have to teach
Speaker 4: this history so that we can all understand where we
Speaker 4: are now, how we got here, and so that we
Speaker 4: don't repeat the mistakes from the past. I literally taught
Speaker 4: him this for this exact principle. Okay, I understand that,
Speaker 4: like certain cities have been ransacked with poverty, and a
Speaker 4: lot of that, if you really go up the chain
Speaker 4: high enough, was inflicted out of racial reasons.
Speaker 3: There's a reason why.
Speaker 4: The crack epidemic in the nineties was pumped out to
Speaker 4: certain communities to install more prisoners for slave labor.
Speaker 3: And like there's a whole we did a whole.
Speaker 2: That's and that's my point. It's that a lot of
Speaker 2: that is being pushed by the government. A lot of
Speaker 2: if not all, of it, has been inflicted on you know,
Speaker 2: uh on on just people that like you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, Like think about what was it the the
Speaker 2: what is the name Tuskegee experiment, Oh my god, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like that was inflicted by the government onto black people, right.
Speaker 4: For reason and really no reason. There was no hypothesis
Speaker 4: they were trying to test. It was just for the
Speaker 4: fuck of it.
Speaker 2: And so my point is is that anytime the government
Speaker 2: is involved in telling people how to people, I have
Speaker 2: a problem with that because there's usually an angle to it,
Speaker 2: and that's what I'm trying to say here. Look, I'm
Speaker 2: a conspiracy theorist. I think in five D conspiracy. That's
Speaker 2: how my brain works, and like, that's just how it's
Speaker 2: been wired. We do, you know, five shows a week,
Speaker 2: and that's how I'm looking at the world. So whenever
Speaker 2: you're looking at the government acting as if they they
Speaker 2: have your best interests and we need more government, we
Speaker 2: need more government funding. The government should be funding sex changes.
Speaker 2: The government should be you know, taking more control of
Speaker 2: taking people's guns away and shit like that. I'm just like,
Speaker 2: why do you put so much faith into a fucking
Speaker 2: government that has fucked you ten times over?
Speaker 4: We should have more government in our schools. No, No,
Speaker 4: we should not.
Speaker 3: There should be.
Speaker 2: As little government as humanly possible, Yes.
Speaker 4: At literally the most minuscule, just the people to file
Speaker 4: the fucking paperwork for this shit that the citizens want done.
Speaker 3: That's what the government should.
Speaker 2: Be, right right. So I'm never gonna look at the
Speaker 2: government like they are some kind of fucking Superman, and
Speaker 2: nobody should. So whenever they're coming up with agendas or
Speaker 2: they're saying that we should do this in order to
Speaker 2: evolve and and and you know, be more progressive, you
Speaker 2: gotta look at it with a slanted eye and think
Speaker 2: what is their real angle here? Because I promise you,
Speaker 2: whatever they're telling you it is never what is what
Speaker 2: they actually mean. They speak in code, like we've talked
Speaker 2: about the Hegelian dialeg They they plan on your reaction
Speaker 2: so that they can so they can push forward their solution.
Speaker 3: That's that's how.
Speaker 2: This game works. We're we're fucking puppets. We're test two rats.
Speaker 2: That's all we are.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying is I haven't heard one thing this
Speaker 4: young man has said that I didn't agree with.
Speaker 3: All Right, let's let's keep on.
Speaker 2: Let's see what she's they whatever, has got to say, propose.
Speaker 6: A constitutional amendment that gives a term limit to Congress.
Speaker 6: He will deploy the Department of Justice to investigate the
Speaker 6: Biden crime family.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he wants a term limit to Congress as
Speaker 2: this as if that's a bad Wait a minute.
Speaker 4: Isn't that what literally everyone of all parties and racial backgrounds.
Speaker 4: All of us have said we want term limits on
Speaker 4: these assholes. Wait a minute, I like that.
Speaker 2: He will deploy the Department of Justice to investigate the
Speaker 2: Biden crime family.
Speaker 3: Once again. I like that.
Speaker 4: While you're at it, look into the Bushes and the
Speaker 4: Obamas and the Clinton's. Let's start somewhere, but let's get
Speaker 4: this ball fucking rolling man.
Speaker 6: And any of his adversaries or political rivals. He will
Speaker 6: immediately pardon all of the January six ers, and he
Speaker 6: will create a task force to investigate anyone who arrested, charged,
Speaker 6: or imprisoned a January Sixer. He will increase the penalties
Speaker 6: for underage criminal offenders, strengthen immunity for police officers, and
Speaker 6: deploy the National Guard to patrol woke cities.
Speaker 2: Ah, I'm sorry, what's wrong with any of this?
Speaker 3: Hold on now, hold on, now, let's let's backtrack here.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into a little bit more in depth
Speaker 2: on this agenda forty seven. This is kind of just
Speaker 2: a precursor because I actually have We're gonna go through
Speaker 2: the whole document list and really understand this fully. So
Speaker 2: she's kind of mixing in some words to make it
Speaker 2: seem a little bit more catchphrasey here, But we'll see
Speaker 2: what the whole thing is.
Speaker 3: By woke cities.
Speaker 4: I wonder if we mean like Shyraq, you know, which
Speaker 4: is called that because of the insane amount of gun
Speaker 4: violence that happens there on the daily, or you know,
Speaker 4: Los Angeles or any of these other cesspools.
Speaker 2: Places where police just aren't enough.
Speaker 4: Literally right now, in New York City, the National Guard
Speaker 4: has an outpost that patrols the subways along with the
Speaker 4: police because they need all the help they can get.
Speaker 4: And because of an old statute, the New York City
Speaker 4: National Guard is actually allowed to like help patrol because
Speaker 4: it's like a strategic thing since nine to eleven, right,
Speaker 4: for strategic reasons. They are like pretty much neck and
Speaker 4: neck alongside the cops and the New York City Police
Speaker 4: Department and then like thirty thousand strong or some shit.
Speaker 2: Well a lot of them stepped down because they were
Speaker 2: forced to get the COVID JEB.
Speaker 4: Well that's a shame, but they are one of the
Speaker 4: largest police departments in the country, and they had the
Speaker 4: National Guard helping them out. But like you know, in
Speaker 4: that kind of what we're talking about, And look how
Speaker 4: you don't hear gunfire in New York City very often. Yes,
Speaker 4: you hear it sometimes in certain neighborhoods, but like not
Speaker 4: nearly as much as you do in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Hey, dude, use National Guard as a backup. I don't
Speaker 2: see a problem with that absolutely. I don't think that
Speaker 2: they're going to be knocking at doors and shit. But anyway,
Speaker 2: let's see what she he they whatever keeps on saying.
Speaker 6: On day one, he will reassess our participation in NATO
Speaker 6: and says that every European country needs to pay the
Speaker 6: United States for protection. He will also restore the wonderful
Speaker 6: travel band for Muslims coming to America. He will build freedom.
Speaker 2: By the way, fake news just during that.
Speaker 4: Side the Muslim band. I don't believe that would go
Speaker 4: over at all. You can't just enact that first off,
Speaker 4: and second off, yes, the European country should be paying
Speaker 4: us for protection?
Speaker 3: Is that extortion?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of
Speaker 4: my fucking military mit, you know whatever.
Speaker 3: I like this.
Speaker 2: She says that he will build freedom cities, which we've
Speaker 2: dabbled into looking into before. I think that we're gonna
Speaker 2: need an entire episode on this whole Freedom city idea.
Speaker 2: It sounds a lot like those futuristic cities that are
Speaker 2: being built in Hawaii and possibly Florida and and shit
Speaker 2: like that. Now but maybe not, maybe not. We'll see cities.
Speaker 6: This is ten new cities built on federal land. He
Speaker 6: will award them to areas with the best development proposals,
Speaker 6: and he will prioritize moving young families to these freedom cities.
Speaker 6: He will kill all e vehicles and E vehicle legislation,
Speaker 6: seeking to replace that with the development of a flying car.
Speaker 6: He believes that we could create a car that vertically
Speaker 6: takes off.
Speaker 2: He's a little bit extravagant. That's a fun idea. I
Speaker 2: don't know if that's really going to take off there.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sorry, are we under the assumption that we
Speaker 4: don't have that?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry? Maybe I missed it. Maybe that was her
Speaker 4: trying to take a dig at him or something. But like, bitch,
Speaker 4: we have flying cars like we are in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: We have drones that could pick her fucking stumpy ass
Speaker 4: up and drag her.
Speaker 3: Like what are we talking about here? Like, yeah, we
Speaker 3: have flying cars. Okay.
Speaker 6: Limits on American natural gas exports and drill baby drill
Speaker 6: for oil domestically. He will impose a tariff of up
Speaker 6: to sixty percent on Chinese imports. He will extend the
Speaker 6: twenty seventeen tax cuts and drop the corporate tax rate
Speaker 6: from twenty one percent to fifteen percent. He will push
Speaker 6: Congress to pass legislation that would give every American the
Speaker 6: right to concealed Carrie anywhere at any time.
Speaker 2: You're making me want to vote for him more. I
Speaker 2: don't know what your point is to this video, bro.
Speaker 3: I think that she's in support of him. She must be.
Speaker 2: She has to be.
Speaker 4: Maybe we have, like, maybe I've been throwing shade unnecessarily.
Speaker 3: Maybe she's like posting. But that little dig about how
Speaker 3: like he thinks we have flying cars that get take
Speaker 3: off ronically makes me think that she's not.
Speaker 4: But like, she's spitting straight bars right now, dude, I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And he will revoke any gun restrictions or legislation that
Speaker 6: seeks to inhibit people's ability to own guns that's been
Speaker 6: passed in the last several years.
Speaker 3: Sign me up, fucking bar Son.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 6: He will demand that Europe payback all the money we
Speaker 6: gave Ukraine, and then he will use all of that
Speaker 6: money to recruit for the American military, and he will
Speaker 6: take billions and billions of dollars from private university endowments
Speaker 6: by taxing, finding, and suing the universities he specifically names
Speaker 6: Harvard in this one, and then he will use that
Speaker 6: money to create the American Academy. It is a free
Speaker 6: online college that will be free of wokeness that he
Speaker 6: will force employers to recognize as a bachelor's degree equivalent.
Speaker 6: So that's Agenda forty seven.
Speaker 2: Take my vote and run with it.
Speaker 3: That last one's not gonna fucking happen.
Speaker 4: But like it's a good idea, I like where your
Speaker 4: head's at, your heart's in the right place. But like
Speaker 4: in the real world, that would be what we call
Speaker 4: a campaign promise, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, it's just that she's marketing all this
Speaker 2: as if all of it's bad, And that's the thing.
Speaker 2: The idea is is that through I don't know, dude,
Speaker 2: like this whole idea of just shitting on the political
Speaker 2: adversaries or whatever. It's like, you're you're speaking to people
Speaker 2: who want this kind of stuff, who want to like,
Speaker 2: you know, get gun rights back. You know, take all
Speaker 2: the weird shit out of schools, and take the weird
Speaker 2: shit out of universities and and all this kind of shit.
Speaker 2: You're making it seem like it's a bad thing that
Speaker 2: that that that's being taken out. I don't understand that.
Speaker 4: That's my question, right, So, like we're listening to this
Speaker 4: and we hear one thing, but like, what's her target demographic?
Speaker 4: Like who are the people that are in the comments
Speaker 4: that are like, oh my god, this is disgusting, bah
Speaker 4: bah bab literal hitler blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Like okay, and how many of those are bots?
Speaker 4: How many of those are just fake AI generated things
Speaker 4: to keep the conversation going a lot of them. But
Speaker 4: all right, now, let's let's think about this away from
Speaker 4: AI and away from the bots for two seconds.
Speaker 3: Let's talk just about the young gentleman themselves.
Speaker 4: Right, So the people that are listening to that and
Speaker 4: are like clutching their pearls at.
Speaker 3: Those things, let's listen. Let you know those things themselves.
Speaker 4: Some of those I could understand why somebody of an
Speaker 4: extremist personality would not be happy about it, Like taking
Speaker 4: away all gun restrictions. I know that some people are
Speaker 4: going to just he gat at that.
Speaker 2: Okay, they're wiping away our progressiveness. Look at all the
Speaker 2: progress we're made, and he's taking it all the way right.
Speaker 4: Fine, some people are just anti gun period, forever, period,
Speaker 4: and they're wrong.
Speaker 3: But that's their right. They have the right to be wrong,
Speaker 3: and that's they're free to do so. Okay.
Speaker 4: But when there's certain things that I like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 4: listening to it. I see this as a good thing.
Speaker 4: For instance, a corporate tax down to fifteen percent. Now,
Speaker 4: this whole freedom city idea, it's not like this is
Speaker 4: a first time America's ever done this. There was this
Speaker 4: whole thing called Manifest Destiny where the government incentivized young
Speaker 4: families to take off and settle in new areas by
Speaker 4: basically saying, if you can claim it before anyone else does,
Speaker 4: it's yours, and I don't give a fuck how big
Speaker 4: the parcel is get after it. That's how we got
Speaker 4: these massive ranches out west and these basic royalties like
Speaker 4: they make in the show Yellow Yellowstone, Like it's that
Speaker 4: type of shit that actually happened, and that's real life.
Speaker 4: So making a new city on federal land in strategic
Speaker 4: areas and incentivizing young families to come in and basically say, hey,
Speaker 4: we'll give you an insane killer deal on this mortgage,
Speaker 4: and if you already have a craft or something, we
Speaker 4: can guarantee you a job with benefits and a pension. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they would have so many twenty and thirty something year
Speaker 4: olds flocking to.
Speaker 3: That city, so like, that's not a crazy concept.
Speaker 2: Also, reducing the corporate tax by what was it like
Speaker 2: twelve percent or something like that.
Speaker 3: Brok, that's actually thirteen percent. My boy is, oh.
Speaker 2: I don't see an issue with that. And I know
Speaker 2: that everybody is always saying, well, the rich should be
Speaker 2: getting taxed at a higher rate, they should be paying
Speaker 2: a little bit more. And now when you look at
Speaker 2: those terms and you think about it, just on the surface,
Speaker 2: you're like, yeah, they should be paying a little bit more.
Speaker 2: Like why would they be taking more money away from me?
Speaker 2: I don't even make as much money as they do,
Speaker 2: or even a percent of the money that they do.
Speaker 2: So on the surface, to the people that don't look
Speaker 2: into this shit, they'll say, that makes sense tax the rich, right,
Speaker 2: But we don't understand how the fucking economy trickles down.
Speaker 2: So whenever you want to talk about handling inflation. That's
Speaker 2: how you do it. Like that is one way to
Speaker 2: do it is to stop taxing the fuck out of
Speaker 2: these big corporations, because you know what the big corporation
Speaker 2: is gonna do, I'm not paying for that shit. The
Speaker 2: consumer is going to pay for that. And so then
Speaker 2: a thousand dollars computer turns into two thousand dollars because
Speaker 2: you decided to bump up the tax, and so they're
Speaker 2: never going to pay that. Like, you have to understand,
Speaker 2: these people are fucking geniuses whenever it comes to moving
Speaker 2: around and manipulating money and everything to where they're never
Speaker 2: going to be the ones that are getting fucked. I
Speaker 2: promise you that. So I understand both sides of that
Speaker 2: argument as well. So I believe in trickle down economics.
Speaker 4: Okay, it absolutely fundamentally works, not at one hundred percent efficiency,
Speaker 4: And I understand that because the problem is the ritual
Speaker 4: oftentimes hoard their wealth rather than and spend it. Therefore,
Speaker 4: it doesn't trickle down, and instead they just stack more
Speaker 4: and more and more and more. But the thing is
Speaker 4: that even though they stack whatever they stack, they still
Speaker 4: spend money. Okay, The only way that the jetliner can
Speaker 4: fly is because enough people have enough wealth to get
Speaker 4: onto a plane.
Speaker 3: Okay, and that's what offsets the cost for everybody.
Speaker 4: The only reason that puts the guys that run the tarmac,
Speaker 4: that puts the tsa people, that puts the pilots, the stewardesses,
Speaker 4: the people that are working at all the restaurants and
Speaker 4: shops in the airports to and from this is the employees,
Speaker 4: all of them to make this happen. Trickle down economics
Speaker 4: works at the personal and at the at the micro
Speaker 4: and the macro level. However, yes, there are people that
Speaker 4: take advantage of that, and that is the top of
Speaker 4: the one percent that I agree we like something should
Speaker 4: be But at the same time.
Speaker 2: But taxing them more is not going to take care
Speaker 2: of that issue.
Speaker 3: That's not It's not.
Speaker 4: What we should be doing is being more spending our
Speaker 4: tax dollars more wisely as a country.
Speaker 2: Big facts, So let's get into this. This is a
Speaker 2: Reuter's article came out in July of this year. It
Speaker 2: says Project twenty twenty five, What is it, who is
Speaker 2: behind it? And how is it connected to Trump? It says,
Speaker 2: a set of I'm sorry, a set of conservative policy proposals,
Speaker 2: known as Project twenty twenty five has become a lightning
Speaker 2: rod for opponents of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as
Speaker 2: they seek to highlight what they say are the dangers
Speaker 2: of him retaking the White House. Trump has recently tried
Speaker 2: to distance himself from the twenty twenty five or Project
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, even though many of his closest policy
Speaker 2: advisors are deeply involved the campaign of Democratic President Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Then this is before he stepped down, says that the
Speaker 2: project is proof that Trump will adopt a series of
Speaker 2: authoritarian and hard right policies if elected. This is his proof,
Speaker 2: is what he's saying.
Speaker 3: All right, It.
Speaker 2: Doesn't really make a whole lot of sense because this
Speaker 2: is a think tank. You're not gonna pull everything. But anyway,
Speaker 2: it says, So what is Project twenty five or twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five? It says, at its heart, the project is
Speaker 2: a series of detailed policy proposals put together by hundreds
Speaker 2: of high profile conservatives that the projects participant participants hope
Speaker 2: Trump adopts if elected. They hope that Trump adopts some
Speaker 2: of these if he's elected.
Speaker 4: These proposals are not things that Trump said he will
Speaker 4: adopt these. This whole agenda is things that they hope
Speaker 4: he will take.
Speaker 3: Okay, making sure.
Speaker 2: These proposals are laid out in the roughly nine hundred
Speaker 2: page book. It's actually nine hundred and twenty two pages. Shit,
Speaker 2: it's a lot. It's it's fucking huge, but it says.
Speaker 2: The participants in the project are also assembling lists of
Speaker 2: thousands of conservatives that could be slotted into politically and
Speaker 2: I wanted positions throughout the government in the opening days
Speaker 2: of a Trump administration. Behind the scenes, the project's affiliates
Speaker 2: are drafting executive orders and agency regulations that could be
Speaker 2: used to quickly implement the policies that the project is
Speaker 2: advocating once Trump takes office. Again, the project is advocating
Speaker 2: once Trump takes office. You got to read the fine
Speaker 2: literature here. He's not saying that this is him. They're
Speaker 2: not even saying that this is what he's gonna do.
Speaker 2: This is what they hope he does. All right, So
Speaker 2: is it connected to the Trump campaign? Yes, and no,
Speaker 2: Ruder says. The project, the collaboration of dozens of conservative organizations,
Speaker 2: is overseen by the Heritage Foundation, a right wing think tank.
Speaker 2: The group is independent of the Trump campaign, a fact
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five and Trump himself have empathized, emphasized, emphasized,
Speaker 2: there we.
Speaker 3: Go, fuck boys.
Speaker 4: So they said yes and no, even though they just
Speaker 4: said that it is a fact that it is independent
Speaker 4: from Trump. So they just literally caught themselves in a
Speaker 4: lie in two sentences.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see, you're you're gonna see how it is
Speaker 2: kind of connected to him, just through the people that
Speaker 2: he has on his campaign. But it's not necessarily him,
Speaker 2: it's just his affiliates.
Speaker 4: It's a loiters. So you got it, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. They're they're gonna have that twang on it.
Speaker 4: They're gonna have that that that liberalist look at it.
Speaker 2: Well it says uh uh. For instance, former Trump administration
Speaker 2: official Russ Vaught, which it's pretty funny. You remember that name, right,
Speaker 2: Vaught from from the Boy from the Boys Vought Enterprises.
Speaker 4: Oh god, dude, I haven't seen The Boys in so long.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen any of the new season. It's I
Speaker 4: need to catch up.
Speaker 2: Oh dude. Okay, So you don't understand my point that
Speaker 2: I'm trying to make then, because the new season of
Speaker 2: the Boys it's on Amazon. By the way, it's a
Speaker 2: It was a great show until they went extremely political,
Speaker 2: and they went extremely le I'm talking about they made
Speaker 2: Homelander seem like he was Trump and he's going to
Speaker 2: be trying to take over the world and he's trying
Speaker 2: to put Nazis in control and all this other shit,
Speaker 2: and it's it's fucking sick, dude. But anyway, yeah, they
Speaker 2: went that way. So the fact that you know, one
Speaker 2: of Trump's boys, his name is Vought, and he is
Speaker 2: attached to this Project twenty twenty five, which is fucked,
Speaker 2: which is more of a Handmaid's tale kind.
Speaker 3: Of future, It's hilarious.
Speaker 2: It's like, I don't know if that was a coincidence
Speaker 2: or if they meant for that, But anyway, Russ Vaught,
Speaker 2: he played a major role in the Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: It says that he also serves as the policy director
Speaker 2: of the Republican National Conventions Platform Committee, an appointment the
Speaker 2: campaign signed off on. So what are the project's main
Speaker 2: proposals of Project twenty twenty five. So let's get into
Speaker 2: actually what it is first.
Speaker 3: So wait, wait, wait, this guy who run Spot he
Speaker 3: does work for Trumps.
Speaker 4: That's what they're saying, yeah, and he was in a
Speaker 4: think tank for the Heritage Foundation, or he was on
Speaker 4: the think tank for this agenda.
Speaker 8: He was.
Speaker 2: He just played a major role in the development of
Speaker 2: this whole Project twenty twenty five. Okay, all right, all right, okay,
Speaker 2: so you see what I'm saying, how it is connected
Speaker 2: to them, but it's not at the same time, so
Speaker 2: I actually agree with them in that sentiment, but it says.
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five's policy suggestions range in topic from
Speaker 2: foreign affairs to education. Among other things, Project twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five proposes enforcing laws that make it illegal to mail
Speaker 2: abortion pills over state lines, criminalizing pornography, and eliminating the
Speaker 2: part of the Department of Education. The project also advocates
Speaker 2: a sweeping or advocates a sweeping elimination of environmental regulations,
Speaker 2: and to crack down on programs to boost diversity in
Speaker 2: the workplace, which the project argues are broadly illegal. The
Speaker 2: project also calls for a broad expansion in presidential power
Speaker 2: by boosting the number of political appointees and increasing the
Speaker 2: president's authority over the Justice Department. That last proposal has
Speaker 2: spooked many law enforcement officials, who say it will undermine
Speaker 2: the Department's ability to conduct investigations without political interference. So,
Speaker 2: like I said, I mean, it's not everybody's fancy. I'll
Speaker 2: say that this like some people. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: There's definitely some people that are like, I don't see
Speaker 2: what's wrong with Project twenty twenty five. Yeah, they have
Speaker 2: their own version of extremism here, So you have to
Speaker 2: call a spade a spade.
Speaker 4: The lot of you haven't read all of the agendas,
Speaker 4: so I can't say fully what isn't isn't extremists, but
Speaker 4: I am saying that, you know, let's see how much
Speaker 4: of it is like really that bad where it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: hold on, homie.
Speaker 2: Well, it says Project twenty twenty five has been around
Speaker 2: in some form since early twenty twenty three. However, the
Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation was actually formed whenever Reagan was president. That's
Speaker 2: like how he got elected was because of the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 2: And this is kind of like their baby. The Heritage
Speaker 2: Foundation's baby is Project twenty twenty five, which is not
Speaker 2: that crazy. Every single president has some form of think
Speaker 2: tank working for them, and that's not even just presidents,
Speaker 2: that's corporations, I mean tech industries, have them all over
Speaker 2: the place. So whenever we talk about think tanks, it's like,
Speaker 2: I'm sure that there is a think tank for Apple
Speaker 2: that says, you know what, let's throw some wings on
Speaker 2: this baby so it can fly to me whenever I
Speaker 2: lose it. Like that would be a think tank idea.
Speaker 2: Like that's like it's never going to happen, but it
Speaker 2: would be cool, you know.
Speaker 4: Bro the Watergate episode that we did, Nixon's think tank
Speaker 4: was the Creeps, the Committee to re Elect Potus, right,
Speaker 4: that was his think tank. That was his goon squad.
Speaker 4: That's the whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, And by the way, this whole the Heritage
Speaker 2: Foundation and Project twenty twenty five. Now, it says right
Speaker 2: here that it's been around since early twenty twenty three. However,
Speaker 2: from what I read in other articles and also the
Speaker 2: people that are talking on behalf of Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: these people have said that they have talked to every
Speaker 2: president and they've like kind of had like in depth
Speaker 2: conversations with every president since Clinton. So everybody knows.
Speaker 3: Of this organization right, right, makes sense.
Speaker 2: So I'm saying since Clinton, it probably goes back even
Speaker 2: before that because it was formed, you know, for Reagan.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it says, the Biden campaign has made a
Speaker 2: concerted effort to raise awareness of the Project twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five among voters and turn the project into a symbol
Speaker 2: of the hard right political shift that it says would
Speaker 2: occur in the US should Trump be elected. Biden said
Speaker 2: this week that Project twenty twenty five will destroy America,
Speaker 2: and his campaign has created a web page dedicated to
Speaker 2: the project. The in July announced plans for billboards mentioning
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five in ten cities. So, of course political
Speaker 2: ad stunts, you're going to see that. And by the way,
Speaker 2: this is the main talking point, Like this isn't one
Speaker 2: of them. This is how they're trying to turn Trump
Speaker 2: into the boogeyman, as if he wasn't already to the Democrats, right, yeah, so,
Speaker 2: it says. The Trump campaign, in turn, has expressed increasing
Speaker 2: annoyance with the project, repeatedly emphasizing that the project's proposals
Speaker 2: are separate from the campaign's official policy platform. In a
Speaker 2: statement to Reuters, a campaign official accused the Democrats of
Speaker 2: fear mongering and said the only official Republican platform and
Speaker 2: a series of proposals from the campaign known as Agenda
Speaker 2: forty seven should be taken as official. So like they're saying,
Speaker 2: look like nobody is attaching themselves to this project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, Like we already have our own agenda, Like
Speaker 2: why why are you attacked? Like you can go on
Speaker 2: to Trump's website right now, which we're going to not
Speaker 2: right now but in a little bit, and you'll be
Speaker 2: able to see his agenda forty seven and we're gonna
Speaker 2: go through it piece by piece because this this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff does need to be detailed. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if you go over to Kamala's website.
Speaker 3: You ain't gonna see no plans.
Speaker 2: She ain't got none.
Speaker 3: Wasn't that her whole thing in the debate? Do you
Speaker 3: have a plan?
Speaker 4: And he has, I have ideas of a plan, And
Speaker 4: that was like a thing where she like quote unquote
Speaker 4: dog walked him.
Speaker 3: But the only one heard any plan of hers.
Speaker 4: All I've heard is that things that she you know,
Speaker 4: we're gonna do this, We're gonna do this, and no
Speaker 4: actual plan to make any of that happen.
Speaker 3: It's just words, it's just phrases.
Speaker 2: And most of her talking points are things that Trump
Speaker 2: has actually stated first as far as attacks on tips
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. So anyway, it says Team Biden
Speaker 2: and the DNC are lying and fear mongering because they
Speaker 2: have nothing else to offer to the American people. Danielle Alvarez,
Speaker 2: a campaign spokes and said, so, yeah, that's pretty much,
Speaker 2: in a nutshell, the whole idea behind Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: or at least what they're trying to fear monger people into.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into a little bit more into it
Speaker 2: because that's kind of like surface level shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I.
Speaker 2: Did want to get into this article because it does
Speaker 2: describe the whole Project twenty twenty five a little bit
Speaker 2: more in detail. And it was published in August, So, uh,
Speaker 2: what was that like a CNN So you're gonna see
Speaker 2: extremely pushing a certain agenda here. So it says last
Speaker 2: month Russell Vought, the guy from Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: sat in a five star Washington, DC hotel suite, bowing
Speaker 2: his head in prayer with two men he thought were
Speaker 2: relatives of a conservative of a wealthy conservative donor. So
Speaker 2: and and we'll see they actually did like a Project
Speaker 2: Veritas style kind of conversation here, and they you know,
Speaker 2: they they videoed him without him knowing it, which I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna lie. I'm not here to like stick up
Speaker 2: for Project twenty twenty five. Dude, I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: like these people. I don't want that. But anyway, it
Speaker 2: says so they were.
Speaker 4: They were kind of the video is played, Can we
Speaker 4: play the video or now let's.
Speaker 2: See all right, So this is the company that kind
Speaker 2: of went in disguise here in talking to this VAT
Speaker 2: guy and we actually have the video. Now this is
Speaker 2: the CNN version. Do with that as you will, but
Speaker 2: it's five minutes long. It's very interesting though, the things
Speaker 2: that are being talked about as far as possible implementations
Speaker 2: if Trump becomes president and if they can have their
Speaker 2: influence on him and Jonathan.
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Speaker 9: You are looking at secretly recorded video of Russell Vote,
Speaker 9: a former cabinet member in the Trump administration.
Speaker 8: This year has been predominantly now getting ready for a
Speaker 8: year five of a Trump administration. We got about three
Speaker 8: hundred and fifty different documents that are regulations and things
Speaker 8: of that nature.
Speaker 9: Vote, the platform policy director for the Republican National Committee,
Speaker 9: says he is building the plan for Trump's second term.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell it is.
Speaker 3: It's Project twenty five.
Speaker 9: Trump publicly disavowed Project twenty twenty five, a conservative blueprint
Speaker 9: for his administration if he gets re elected, but in private,
Speaker 9: Vote said, that's just politics. The details of the real
Speaker 9: plans are secret and based on Trump's own beliefs.
Speaker 8: Notwithstanding, I expect you to hear ten more times from
Speaker 8: the rally the president, you know, distancing himself from the
Speaker 8: lefts s bogging me out of Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: I'm not worried about that.
Speaker 2: I'm not worried about it.
Speaker 8: And so I see what he's doing is just a
Speaker 8: very very conscious distancing himself from a brand. He's very
Speaker 8: supportive of what we do and know that we have
Speaker 8: an all manner of things that we do that's you know,
Speaker 8: even unrelated to product twenty twenty five.
Speaker 9: Sure Vote has been a mastermind behind expanding the powers
Speaker 9: of the presidency. Some of those policy proposals Trump has supported.
Speaker 9: Two sources tel CNN. Trump even hosted a Marlago fundraiser
Speaker 9: two years ago for the group Vote founded, the right
Speaker 9: wing Center for Renewing America.
Speaker 8: He's been at our organization, He's raised money for our organization.
Speaker 9: He's left in this hotel suite. Vote thinks he's talking
Speaker 9: to family members of a wealthy donor, but one is
Speaker 9: a journalist, the other an actor working undercover for the
Speaker 9: UK based Center for Climate Reporting. The center provided the
Speaker 9: video to CNN on the condition we blur their faces
Speaker 9: so they can continue their undercover work. The conversation covers
Speaker 9: a host of issues like abortion and how his position
Speaker 9: differs from Trump.
Speaker 8: He talks about rape, incests in life and mother Well,
Speaker 8: I don't actually believe in those exceptions. I want to
Speaker 8: get to abolition, but I also we got to win elections,
Speaker 8: and so I want to get as far as we possibly.
Speaker 9: Can his view of who should be an American.
Speaker 8: So I want to make sure that we can say
Speaker 8: we are a Christian nation, and my viewpoint is mostly
Speaker 8: that I would probably be Christian nationism. That's pretty close
Speaker 8: to Christian nationalism. If we're going to have legal immigration,
Speaker 8: can we get people that actually believe in Christianity? Is
Speaker 8: that something or do we have to have? You know,
Speaker 8: we now allowed to have asked questions about Sharia Allah.
Speaker 5: What could we see America looking like?
Speaker 3: I guess I mean, well.
Speaker 8: In an ideal world, I mean I think we we
Speaker 8: could save the country in a sense of you know,
Speaker 8: the largest deportation in history.
Speaker 9: And even pornography.
Speaker 8: We'd have a national band of pornigraphy if we could, right.
Speaker 9: But the most striking of vote statements has to do
Speaker 9: with presidential power.
Speaker 8: George Floyd obviously was not about race. It was about
Speaker 8: destabilizing the Trump administration. It's the left belief that structures
Speaker 8: in society are the problem. The pulling society down for
Speaker 8: purposes of revolution is exactly what they want, and what
Speaker 8: you're seeing at college campuses is a part of that
Speaker 8: as well. The presidence has you know the ability, both
Speaker 8: along the border and elsewhere to maintain law and order
Speaker 8: with the military.
Speaker 9: A major part of Vote's plan is turning thousands of
Speaker 9: career federal jobs into political appointments, meaning workers could be
Speaker 9: fired if they're not sufficiently loyal to Trump.
Speaker 8: Eighty percent of my time is working on the plans
Speaker 8: of what's necessary to take control of these bureaucracies. I
Speaker 8: want to be the person who crushes the deep state,
Speaker 8: and I think there's a lot of different different ways
Speaker 8: to do that.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 8: Defunding it, it's impoundment, the ability to not spend money.
Speaker 8: It's getting rid of their independence.
Speaker 9: Even as Vote talks about the so called deep state,
Speaker 9: he claims his group is forming its own to take over.
Speaker 9: On day one.
Speaker 8: We are trying to create a shadow Office and management budget,
Speaker 8: a shadow National Security Council, and a shadow Office of
Speaker 8: Legal Council.
Speaker 5: These are the.
Speaker 8: Main organs in government that you need outside to create
Speaker 8: the battle plan.
Speaker 2: And you're not going to publish days no no pay
Speaker 2: guys straight, then yeah, it.
Speaker 8: Is very very close.
Speaker 2: Wow, Kim Okay, So that is Vote. It looks like
Speaker 2: vaugh because it's spelled the same way from the boys, right,
Speaker 2: But but you'll see that. Here's here's the deal. I
Speaker 2: think that what they're really trying to bring back, and
Speaker 2: what they're really trying to implement, in my opinion, is
Speaker 2: almost trying to bring back like the Bush days, like
Speaker 2: that extreme rightism that you know that nobody really wants.
Speaker 2: I certainly don't want that. I don't like. I want
Speaker 2: to move forward progressively in a sense that isn't crazy.
Speaker 2: It's not rape to the kids, it's not fucking us
Speaker 2: in politics, it's not telling you what you can and
Speaker 2: can't do. Like, look, this is this is like as
Speaker 2: extremism as the right goes. This is as extreme as
Speaker 2: it gets, I think.
Speaker 3: But let's let's listen to what your boy just said here. Okay.
Speaker 4: First of all, he acknowledged that Trump sees exceptions to
Speaker 4: the abortion law in the case of rape incest.
Speaker 2: Or uh, what's the other one, uh rape incest, one
Speaker 2: of those. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: It's he doesn't believe in something.
Speaker 2: He doesn't believe in any kind of abortion.
Speaker 4: Okay, but he just acknowledged that Trump does believe in
Speaker 4: these exceptions, but he doesn't, right, And then he went
Speaker 4: on to say that he wants Christian nationalism. He wants
Speaker 4: this and this, Trump would this over here, But we
Speaker 4: want that. I want this, it's what I I If
Speaker 4: I could have it my way that he didn't say
Speaker 4: if Trump could have it Trump's way. So, just so
Speaker 4: we're clear, this whole big whistle blowing situation was a
Speaker 4: guy who works for Trump who happens to be a
Speaker 4: bit of an extremist, but even pointed out the fact
Speaker 4: that his views and Trump's views do not align, so.
Speaker 2: Right, He's just trying to have some kind of impact
Speaker 2: on the way that Trump is going to be running
Speaker 2: the country.
Speaker 4: Now, these tried to run that as if that was
Speaker 4: Trump's ideas.
Speaker 2: Because of his connections and certain people like that, like, look,
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about certain connections on the other side,
Speaker 2: and you know, all right, so these are these are
Speaker 2: the things that Project twenty twenty five really would like
Speaker 2: to implement. In a nutshell, it says that they would
Speaker 2: like to end no fault divorce. How do you feel
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 3: End no fault divorce?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they basically don't want people getting divorced.
Speaker 4: So basically, two people acknowledging that they don't want to
Speaker 4: be together anymore, and it's just for the good of everybody.
Speaker 4: They're wanting to outlaw that. Yep, yeah, well they can
Speaker 4: go fuck themselves. I also believe that the law should
Speaker 4: be nowhere near the bedroom. That's just my personal opinion
Speaker 4: as a grown fucking man.
Speaker 2: But I know they also want to have the complete
Speaker 2: ban on on abortions without exceptions. They want to ban contraceptives,
Speaker 2: so no birth control, no day after pill, any of that.
Speaker 2: They don't know condoms. They're like, yo, if you fucking
Speaker 2: you making babies.
Speaker 4: Well, technically condoms are profileactive profileactics, not contraceptives.
Speaker 2: So oh maybe condoms are okay then yep. They want
Speaker 2: additional tax breaks for corporations in the one percent. They
Speaker 2: want to hire taxes for the working class, elimination of
Speaker 2: unions and worker protections. They want to raise the retirement age, cut,
Speaker 2: social Security, cut Medicare and the Affordable Care Act, raise
Speaker 2: prescription drug prices, eliminate the Department of Education, use public
Speaker 2: taxpayer money for private religious schools, teach Christian religious beliefs
Speaker 2: in public schools, and free and discounted school lunch programs,
Speaker 2: and the civil rights and the DEI protections in government.
Speaker 2: Ban African American and gender studies in all levels. Of education.
Speaker 2: They want to ban books and curriculum about slavery, end
Speaker 2: climate protections, increase arctic drilling, deregulate big business and the
Speaker 2: oil industry, promote and expedite capital punishment, end marriage equality,
Speaker 2: Condemn single mothers while promoting only traditional families, defund the
Speaker 2: FBI and Homeland Security, use the military to break up
Speaker 2: domestic protests, mass deportation of immigrants, and incarceration in camps.
Speaker 2: Not against that or I'm not for that. Rather, they
Speaker 2: want to end birthright citizenship. They want to ban Muslims
Speaker 2: from entering the country. They want to eliminate federal agencies
Speaker 2: like the FDA, the EPA, the NAA, and more, which
Speaker 2: I'm not entirely against. The FDA can fucking suck it.
Speaker 2: And they want to continue to pack the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: and lower courts with right wing judges. So maybe a
Speaker 2: couple of these you're not crazily against, but you can
Speaker 2: see this is very white right wing extremism.
Speaker 4: No, bro, this list is fucking insanity, Like out loud, yeah,
Speaker 4: it is bro Okay, real quick. I want everybody to
Speaker 4: remember we earlier said that we believe in as little
Speaker 4: government as humanly possible. The vast majority of the Conservative
Speaker 4: Party agrees that the government should be.
Speaker 3: As tiny and minuscule as possible.
Speaker 4: This Project twenty twenty five would take a very massive
Speaker 4: government intervention.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, it's not something that we want.
Speaker 2: I was saying, you know, there are a couple in
Speaker 2: here that aren't that crazy, like defunding the FBI and
Speaker 2: Homeland Security. I'm with that. You want to eliminate federal
Speaker 2: agencies like the FDA, I'm with that. Most of this
Speaker 2: other bullshit, I'm like, hmm, that's making it way too
Speaker 2: fucking far.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 4: This is how they stack the bills, right, and the
Speaker 4: laws they are getting passed out of like nine hundred pages,
Speaker 4: there's like one thing in there that people want and
Speaker 4: like eighty five things that people don't want, but they
Speaker 4: pad it that way.
Speaker 3: That's all this is that that was ridiculous.
Speaker 4: They sprinkled in one or two points that Trump has
Speaker 4: said before, and then right behind it said ban Muslims
Speaker 4: from the country.
Speaker 3: Like whoa, whoa, whoa, bro, Hold on, now.
Speaker 2: It's too funny, does not it's too goddamn far. So
Speaker 2: this is why Trump is not attaching himself to it.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's trying to you know, uh, get certain funding
Speaker 2: from certain people. Again, these are think tanks. They're going
Speaker 2: to be as aggressive as possible. That's how think tanks
Speaker 2: actually like, that's how they work, to be honest with you.
Speaker 2: That's not to say that Trump is for any of
Speaker 2: this shit. And as a matter of fact, I can
Speaker 2: show you that he's not for it by going to
Speaker 2: his website right here, Donald J. Trump dot com, and
Speaker 2: you'll be able to see everything that he's trying to implement.
Speaker 2: As far as this agenda forty. Now, we had the
Speaker 2: they them kind of describing it surface level, but this
Speaker 2: is a little bit more in depth, so that he
Speaker 2: lays out twenty key points here and then we're gonna
Speaker 2: get even more in depth on those. So Number one,
Speaker 2: he wants to seal the border and stop migrant stop
Speaker 2: the migrant invasion.
Speaker 3: I'm with that.
Speaker 2: Number two, carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. Look,
Speaker 2: I mean, look at the borders, millions of people coming
Speaker 2: across every single day. That's not good. No, that's not good.
Speaker 2: He wants to end inflation and make America affordable again.
Speaker 4: I do that, And I'm also gonna say that now
Speaker 4: knowing all that we know about our our untapped mineral
Speaker 4: reserves and our new gas wells and drill, baby drill,
Speaker 4: and like, you know what, we could do that in house.
Speaker 2: Make America the dominant energy producer in the world by far.
Speaker 3: We had the capability to do that.
Speaker 2: Stop outsourcing and turn the United States into a manufacturing superpower.
Speaker 3: We have the facilities and the scaleability to do that.
Speaker 2: Large tax cuts for workers and no tax on tips.
Speaker 3: I'm liking the sound of this.
Speaker 2: Defend our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, and our fundamental freedoms,
Speaker 2: including freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and the right
Speaker 2: to keep and bear arms.
Speaker 3: Son, you got my attention.
Speaker 2: Prevent World War iie, restore peace in Europe and in
Speaker 2: the Middle East, and build a great iron dome missile
Speaker 2: defense shield over our entire country, all made in America.
Speaker 3: I like everything that has been said thus far.
Speaker 2: And the weaponization of government against the American people.
Speaker 4: I really do like this. I mean, holy shit, is this?
Speaker 4: This is this the is this the Heritage Foundation? Is
Speaker 4: this the extremist Jonathan?
Speaker 3: This is a genda.
Speaker 2: This is Agenda forty sive and this is Trump's policies
Speaker 2: of which he's trying to implement.
Speaker 3: My God, I'm really liking this thus far.
Speaker 2: He wants to stop the migrant crime epidemic, demolish the
Speaker 2: foreign drug cartels, crushed gang violence, and lock up violent offenders.
Speaker 3: Okay, liking all of it.
Speaker 2: Er rebuild our cities, including Washington, d C. Making them safe, clean,
Speaker 2: and beautiful.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Strengthen and modernize our military, making it without question the
Speaker 2: strongest and most powerful in the world.
Speaker 4: It's not in question, but I like that. We would
Speaker 4: be putting more funding towards it.
Speaker 2: Continue keep the US dollar as the world's reserve currency.
Speaker 4: Yes, for the love of fuck, I cannot stress how
Speaker 4: important that is.
Speaker 2: As Americans fight for and protect social Security and Medicare
Speaker 2: with no cuts, including no changes to the retirement age.
Speaker 3: I would like it to be lowered. Personally.
Speaker 2: That's against Project twenty twenty five that was trying to
Speaker 2: basically take it away, right yep. And cancel the electric
Speaker 2: vehicle mandate and cut costly and burdensome regulations.
Speaker 4: I like that because we know how horrible ev evs
Speaker 4: excuse me, there are to manufacture extremely expensive.
Speaker 2: They're pulling way more minerals from the ground, and they
Speaker 2: don't last long.
Speaker 4: They're non recyclable. They just end up in a landfill,
Speaker 4: which is horrible. There's no and we don't have the
Speaker 4: scalability to like actually start doing something about that because
Speaker 4: we've never had this many fucking batteries this size to
Speaker 4: deal with.
Speaker 2: He wants to cut federal funding for any school pushing
Speaker 2: critical race theory, radical gender ideology, and other inappropriate racial, sexual,
Speaker 2: or political content on our children.
Speaker 3: I like all of that.
Speaker 2: Keep out of women's sports, yeah, deport pro Hamas radicals,
Speaker 2: and make our college campuses safe and patriotic.
Speaker 3: Again. I like the first. Don't know how you're gonna
Speaker 3: do the second.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a wild one.
Speaker 4: Like like terrorists support groups in America? Yeah, I get
Speaker 4: him the fuck on Outaya, I'm with you. I don't
Speaker 4: know how you're gonna make college campuses love America more.
Speaker 4: I would love to hear how he plans on it,
Speaker 4: but like, okay, I'm still listening.
Speaker 2: Well no, I mean he was talking about targeting Harvard
Speaker 2: right and basically saying that like, look, if you're gonna
Speaker 2: keep on pushing all these crazy, crazy ideologies, you're no
Speaker 2: longer going to get state funding. And see the thing
Speaker 2: is is that see the minds of the young are
Speaker 2: very malleable, and if you teach them at a very
Speaker 2: early age to hate the country, it'll be easy to
Speaker 2: create uproars all throughout the entire country. But once you
Speaker 2: start lamenting, you know, loving the country and supporting the
Speaker 2: country and being patriotic, after a few years, that's going
Speaker 2: to get instilled into the young minds of college students
Speaker 2: and high school students. And that's how you're going to
Speaker 2: implement it. Maybe it's it sounds like more of a
Speaker 2: long game, but I think that it absolutely can be
Speaker 2: done because just look at it on this end, it's
Speaker 2: already been implemented, Like, look at look at the college
Speaker 2: campuses right now. They're absolutely pro Hamas. They're going fucking crazy,
Speaker 2: they're getting taught all this wild shit. Nobody can even
Speaker 2: relate to these kids anymore because they're so far fucked
Speaker 2: because the colleges have just completely hypnotized them and to
Speaker 2: believe in all this shit. So how you how you
Speaker 2: like reverse that course is you know, just making it
Speaker 2: more patriotic and saying like, look, we're not going to
Speaker 2: be we're not gonna we're not gonna be a pro
Speaker 2: like hate America foundation over here, like and just over time.
Speaker 2: I think that it changed.
Speaker 3: I see it.
Speaker 4: I just I don't know how you flip a switch
Speaker 4: and just say like, okay, yeah, we cut your funding.
Speaker 4: But that's not gonna make them start screaming red, white
Speaker 4: and blue here, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean. So like, I don't know, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Saying no, possible, no, not initially. No, It's gonna take
Speaker 2: probably ten, fifteen, twenty years for that to start really.
Speaker 3: Happening, That's what I'm saying. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I like the first part, getting the Hamas fuckers out
Speaker 4: of here. I'm with you, don't know how you're going
Speaker 4: to do the second, but I'm still listening.
Speaker 2: We'll see secure our elections, including same day voting, voter identification,
Speaker 2: paper ballots, and proof of citizenship that should go without saying.
Speaker 4: It really should, and the fact that it has to
Speaker 4: be stated actually bothers me.
Speaker 2: And finally, the last bullet point here is unite our
Speaker 2: country by bringing it to new and record levels of success.
Speaker 4: I mean, everybody can agree that we had more money
Speaker 4: in our paychecks and grow didn't cost as much when
Speaker 4: your boy Donnie T was in. I think that's a
Speaker 4: pretty widely understood correct statement, you.
Speaker 2: Know, right, So I really wanted to bring that up.
Speaker 2: And to be honest, I think the reason why they're
Speaker 2: pushing this project twenty twenty five is to get the
Speaker 2: people to believe that that's what Trump is really running on.
Speaker 2: Because if they saw this, this agenda forty seven, most
Speaker 2: people would be like, yeah, that's what I want, right.
Speaker 2: Most people would think that.
Speaker 4: I didn't see anything there that was religiously motivated.
Speaker 2: No, not really.
Speaker 4: I didn't see anything in there about you know, something
Speaker 4: that was really a hot button issue.
Speaker 2: No, you're not going to. You're not going to. So
Speaker 2: this is actually from his website. Also, this is the
Speaker 2: what was it, the twenty twenty four GOP platform, So
Speaker 2: this is a little bit more in depth as far
Speaker 2: as what they're going to be running on. He gives
Speaker 2: the dedication to the forgotten men and women of America.
Speaker 2: There's a preamble here it says America First, a return
Speaker 2: to common sense. So if you really want to look
Speaker 2: in depth as far as what Trump is trying to
Speaker 2: represent here, this is it. Like I get it, Like
Speaker 2: some people don't like watching his certain rallies because it's
Speaker 2: a little repetitive and it's a little let's just be
Speaker 2: real here, A lot of those it's kind of culty,
Speaker 2: but this rate here is actually what he's running on. Like,
Speaker 2: forget all of the all of the the who's and
Speaker 2: the haas and all that other shit.
Speaker 4: Whips and the little trump isms and the whole just
Speaker 4: take that away for two seconds.
Speaker 3: Let's look at what he's saying, what he's trying to do.
Speaker 2: Vote on policy, not the person. Yes so, but he
Speaker 2: says this is the like I was saying the preamble,
Speaker 2: it says our nation's great Our nation's history is filled
Speaker 2: with the stories of brave men and women who gave
Speaker 2: everything they had to build America into the greatest nation
Speaker 2: in the history of the world. Generations of American patriots
Speaker 2: have some in the American spirit of strength, determination, and
Speaker 2: love of a country to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges. The
Speaker 2: American people have proven time and time again that we
Speaker 2: can overcome any obstacle in any force pitted against us.
Speaker 2: In the early days of our Republic, the founding generation
Speaker 2: defeated what was then the most powerful empire the world
Speaker 2: had ever seen. In the twentieth century, America vanquished Nazism
Speaker 2: and fascism, and then triumphed over Soviet communism for after
Speaker 2: forty four years of the Cold War. But now we
Speaker 2: are a nation and serious decline. Our future, our identity,
Speaker 2: and our very way of life are under threat like
Speaker 2: never before. Today, we must once again call upon the
Speaker 2: same American spirit that led us to prevail through every
Speaker 2: challenge of the past if we are going to lead
Speaker 2: our nation to a brighter future. For decades, our politicians sold,
Speaker 2: They sold our jobs and livelihoods to the highest bidders overseas,
Speaker 2: with unfair trade deals and a blind faith in the
Speaker 2: in the siren song of globalism, they insulated themselves from
Speaker 2: criticism and the consequences of their own bad decisions, allowing
Speaker 2: our borders to be overrun, our cities to be overtaken
Speaker 2: by crime, our our system of justice to be weaponized,
Speaker 2: and our young people to develop a sense of hopelessness
Speaker 2: and despair. They rejected our history and our values. Quite simply,
Speaker 2: they did everything in their power to destroy our country.
Speaker 2: In twenty sixteen, President Trump was elected as an unapologetic
Speaker 2: champion of the American people. He reignited the American spirit
Speaker 2: and called on us to renew our national pride. His
Speaker 2: policy spurred historic economic growth, job creation, and resurgence of
Speaker 2: American manufacturing. President Trump and the Republican Party led America
Speaker 2: out of the pessimism induced by decades of failed leadership,
Speaker 2: showing us that the American people want greatness for our
Speaker 2: country again. Yet, after nearly four years of the Biden administration,
Speaker 2: America is now rocked by raging inflation, open borders, rampant crime,
Speaker 2: attacks on our children, and global conflict, chaos and instability.
Speaker 2: Like the heroes who built and defended the nation before us,
Speaker 2: we will never give up. We will restore our nation
Speaker 2: of by and for the people. We will make America
Speaker 2: great again. We will be a nation based on truth, justice,
Speaker 2: and common sense. Common sense tells us clearly in President
Speaker 2: Trump's words, that if we don't have a border, we
Speaker 2: don't have a country. Restoring sensible border security and immigration
Speaker 2: policy requires many steps, all of which would have been,
Speaker 2: would have been, and indeed we're taken for granted by
Speaker 2: prior generations as obviously necessary and good we must have.
Speaker 2: We must secure our southern border by completing the border
Speaker 2: wall that President Trump started. Hundreds of miles have already
Speaker 2: been built and work magnificently. The remaining wall construction can
Speaker 2: be completed quickly, effectively, and inexpensively. We must also vigilantly
Speaker 2: check those who enter our country by other routes and
Speaker 2: ensure that no one can enter our country who does
Speaker 2: not have the legal right to do so. And we
Speaker 2: must deport the millions of illegal migrants whom Joe Biden
Speaker 2: has deliberately encouraged to invade our country. We will start
Speaker 2: by prioritizing the most dangerous criminal minds and working with
Speaker 2: local police. We must not allow Biden's migrant invasion to
Speaker 2: alter our country. It must not stand under the Trump
Speaker 2: administration and to Republican Congress, it will be defeated immediately.
Speaker 2: Common sense tells us that clearly that if we don't
Speaker 2: have the domestic manufacturing with low inflation, not only were
Speaker 2: our economy and even our military equipment and supplies be
Speaker 2: at the mercy of foreign nations, but our talents, communities,
Speaker 2: and people cannot thrive. The Republican Party must return to
Speaker 2: its roots to as the party of industry, manufacturing, infrastructure,
Speaker 2: and workers. President Trump's economy or economic policy to end
Speaker 2: inflation in return manufacturing jobs is not only what the
Speaker 2: American economy and American workers need right now. It is
Speaker 2: also the way they want it right now. Common sense
Speaker 2: tells us clearly that we must unleash American and er
Speaker 2: if we want to destroy inflation and rapidly bring down prices,
Speaker 2: build the greatest economy in history, revive our defense industrial base,
Speaker 2: fuel emerging industries, and establish the United States as the
Speaker 2: manufacturing superpower of the world. We will drill, baby, drill,
Speaker 2: and we will become energy and dependent and even dominant again.
Speaker 2: The United States has more liquid gold under our feet
Speaker 2: than any other nation, and it's not even close. The
Speaker 2: Republican Party will harness that potential to power our future.
Speaker 2: Common sense tells us clearly that if we don't have
Speaker 2: a strong military, we won't be able to defend our
Speaker 2: interest and we will be at the mercy of hostile nations.
Speaker 2: The policy of the Republican Party must be to ensure
Speaker 2: that America's military is the strongest and best equipped in
Speaker 2: the world, and that our government uses that great strength
Speaker 2: sparingly and only in clear instances where our national interests
Speaker 2: are threatened. Common sense tells us clearly that the Republican
Speaker 2: Party must stand for equal treatment for all. Likewise, the
Speaker 2: Republican Party must ensure the equal application of law to all,
Speaker 2: regardless of political affiliation or personal beliefs. Recent Democrat led
Speaker 2: political persecutions threatened to destroy two hundred and fifty years
Speaker 2: of American principle and practice, and must be stopped. American
Speaker 2: needs determined Republican leadership at every level of government to
Speaker 2: address the core threats to our very survival, our disastrously
Speaker 2: open border, our weakened economy, crippling restrictions on American energy production,
Speaker 2: are depleted, military attacks on the American system of justice,
Speaker 2: and much more. To make our clear commitment. To make
Speaker 2: clear our commitment, we offer to the American people the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four GOP platform to make America great Again.
Speaker 2: It is a forward looking agenda that begins with the
Speaker 2: following twenty promises that we will accomplish very quickly when
Speaker 2: we win the White House and Republican majorities in the
Speaker 2: House and Senate. So we already read the twenty, but
Speaker 2: it does get a little bit more in depth here,
Speaker 2: so it starts going and we don't have to read
Speaker 2: all of it. I just thought that, like, if we're
Speaker 2: really trying to understand certain policies, then like let's understand
Speaker 2: them rather than just saying, oh, it's Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: because it's not that.
Speaker 4: Are we also going to do the same deep dive
Speaker 4: into the Harris run of the mill? Are the things
Speaker 4: that she's talking about?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, we.
Speaker 4: Will, okay, just as long as we're gonna be fair
Speaker 4: and balanced here, Okay, because I know some people, some
Speaker 4: people out there are gonna say that we are just
Speaker 4: riding Trump's dick and all the Okay, you know what,
Speaker 4: I'm just wanting to make sure that we are keeping
Speaker 4: it one hundred here. So let's read through Donnie T
Speaker 4: and then we'll read about what the whop Kamala has
Speaker 4: to say on things we'll.
Speaker 2: See all right, So it's it's broken down into chapters,
Speaker 2: and so chapter one it says that he wants to
Speaker 2: defeat inflation and quickly bring down all prices, and this
Speaker 2: is their commitment. The Republican Party will reverse the worst
Speaker 2: inflation crisis in four decades that has crushed the middle class,
Speaker 2: devastated family budgets, and pushed the dream of home ownership
Speaker 2: out to out of reach for millions. We will defeat inflation,
Speaker 2: tackle the cost of living crisis, improve fiscal sanity, restore
Speaker 2: price stability and quickly bring down prices. Inflation is a
Speaker 2: crushing tax on American families. History shows that inflation will
Speaker 2: not magically disappear while policies remain the same. We commit
Speaker 2: to unleashing American energy, raining and wasteful spending, cutting excessive regulations,
Speaker 2: securing our borders, and restoring peace through strength. Together, we
Speaker 2: will restore prosperity, ensure economic security, and build a brighter
Speaker 2: future for American workers and their families. Our dedication to
Speaker 2: these policies will make America stronger, more resilient, and more
Speaker 2: prosperous than ever before. So the first thing he gets
Speaker 2: into is unleashing American energy, which we kind of already
Speaker 2: touched on. Rein in on wasteful federal spending. Please right,
Speaker 2: cut costly and burden some regulations. It says, Republicans will
Speaker 2: reinstate Trump's deregulation policies, which saved Americans eleven thousand dollars
Speaker 2: per hourk household, and end Democrats regulatory onslaught that disproportionately
Speaker 2: harms low and middle income households. See the Democrat Party.
Speaker 2: What a lot of people don't understand is that they
Speaker 2: are the wolf in sheep's clothing. They make you seem
Speaker 2: they seem like they are pro you, they're pro people.
Speaker 2: But whenever you this is why we say, you got
Speaker 2: to look into the policies. Fuck the people. It doesn't matter,
Speaker 2: like like get rid of the avatar of Kamala and Trump,
Speaker 2: like completely get rid of that, and you'll see very
Speaker 2: clear and very quickly, just like what these people are
Speaker 2: standing for and what they aim to implement. And so
Speaker 2: that's why I'm so happy that this is laid out
Speaker 2: in this way, because all right, for the longest time,
Speaker 2: we wanted somebody who wasn't a politician to become president.
Speaker 2: We wanted that for the longest time, and I remember
Speaker 2: the saying, maybe we should have a businessman be president,
Speaker 2: you know, because we have so much debt, and you know,
Speaker 2: like it just seems like that would be a better
Speaker 2: idea rather than just another politician that's gonna say that
Speaker 2: they're gonna do a bunch of shit and they never
Speaker 2: end up doing it.
Speaker 4: So then people were excited about Romney because he was
Speaker 4: a very successful business owner as well, But then he's
Speaker 4: also a rhinos so it was like, okay, maybe he
Speaker 4: could make a run of it, But nah, Obama smacked
Speaker 4: that one down.
Speaker 2: So then Trump gets elected. He is a businessman, although
Speaker 2: he was, you know, pretty involved in politics and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. You know, he had friends in high places
Speaker 2: and shit like that.
Speaker 4: But he was actual affairs and things. That's his whole jam.
Speaker 2: Right right, And so a businessman who said all of
Speaker 2: the things that he was going to do, and people
Speaker 2: were shocked whenever he did them.
Speaker 4: Wild shit, dude, standing by your word, not just talking
Speaker 4: about it, but being about it.
Speaker 3: And somehow he got shit on the whole time. But whatever.
Speaker 2: So then cut too, Biden becomes president. He said he's
Speaker 2: gonna fix the economy. He's going to bring back more jobs,
Speaker 2: inflation's gonna go down, We're gonna recover from this whole
Speaker 2: COVID thing of that really got fixed. We're more fuck
Speaker 2: now than we ever were. Kamala says, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm I'm like a fucking I'm a fairy princess over here.
Speaker 2: I'm a fairy godmother, like I will use my wand
Speaker 2: and I will magically change everything. But the problem is
Speaker 2: is that, Mitch, you've been in control for the last
Speaker 2: four years and you still ain't done shit.
Speaker 3: What makes us think I hadn't been in control as shit.
Speaker 4: She's been the dog that's been kept in the in
Speaker 4: the kennel over there in the corner, somewhere where nobody.
Speaker 4: Keep in mind, six months ago, everyone was making fun
Speaker 4: of her.
Speaker 3: We can pull up so many comedy.
Speaker 4: Bits, so many SNL skits, even people on CNN saying.
Speaker 3: Shit about her.
Speaker 4: Okay, six months ago, yeah, Only now do people start
Speaker 4: looking at her like she could even potentially be a leader.
Speaker 4: No one actually wants the drunk ant to be the
Speaker 4: fucking leader. But they're kind of fucked into this now, right.
Speaker 4: But okay, okay, Oh my god, so much to unpack here.
Speaker 4: The only quote unquote magical thing that the Biden administration did.
Speaker 3: Actually, there's two things.
Speaker 4: One, somehow Hunter Biden is still route there running amok
Speaker 4: that hasn't been stopped somehow. And two, he has defied
Speaker 4: the laws of physics on at least three separate occasion
Speaker 4: falling upstairs.
Speaker 3: That also is magic in its own regard.
Speaker 2: Oh hold on, let me give you another magical thing
Speaker 2: that happened. I don't know if you heard about this.
Speaker 2: This is this is new uncoverings. But supposedly you remember,
Speaker 2: remember whenever they found coke in the White House, and
Speaker 2: everybody was like a.
Speaker 3: Coke but like nobody knew where it came from.
Speaker 2: Everybody was thinking, oh, that has to be Hunters, right,
Speaker 2: like it has to be. Turns out a government whistleblower
Speaker 2: from inside the White House has leaked information that said
Speaker 2: that that was actually Kamala's coke bag.
Speaker 3: Oh I could believe that, dude, crazy, right, I could
Speaker 3: have won believe that. Look at her. She she is
Speaker 3: always just giddy as fuck, ain't she.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's uh, she's geeked out. But anyway, so.
Speaker 4: So she's just rambling on about nonsense half the time.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, Yeah, what are your policies? Well, whenever I
Speaker 2: was a little girl, my mom raised me in a
Speaker 2: middle class Shut the fuck up, what are your policies?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 3: The coconut tree? Right? Like no, what?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. So this is why
Speaker 2: you gotta look at policies, even though sometimes it's blatantly obvious. Whenever,
Speaker 2: all you have to do is just look at the
Speaker 2: character and look at the conversations, look at like how
Speaker 2: in depth she is, which I'm gonna tell you it's
Speaker 2: not as in depth as even I don't even think
Speaker 2: that she believes that she has any kind of deep thought.
Speaker 2: To be real with you, the only thing deep. Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna go there. I'm not gonna say. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna bring about penetration here.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna just say she's been done out pretty
Speaker 4: deep dog from what I've understood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can yodle up that bad boy.
Speaker 3: Apparently your boy will even stood up in it, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know anyway, all right, I'm talking shit. I
Speaker 2: want to get back to these policies because I think
Speaker 2: that that's the most important thing here. So he wants
Speaker 2: to reign in the federal spending, which hey, we're all for.
Speaker 2: He wants to cut costly and burden some regulations. He
Speaker 2: wants to stop illegal immigration, restore peace through strength. Chapter
Speaker 2: two gets in to seal the border and stop the
Speaker 2: migrant invasion.
Speaker 3: We're for that.
Speaker 2: Secure the border, enforce immigration laws, begin largest deportation program
Speaker 2: in American history. They want strict vetting. They want to
Speaker 2: stop the sanctuary cities, which is pretty interesting. It says
Speaker 2: Republicans will cut federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions that release
Speaker 2: dangerous illegal alien criminals. Onto our streets rather than handing
Speaker 2: them handing them over to ICE. We will require local
Speaker 2: cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. I actually didn't know that
Speaker 2: that was a thing. The sanctuary cities where instead of
Speaker 2: you know, there's basically cities that are holding you know,
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants rather than reporting them to ICE.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, that's that's most of your big, big
Speaker 4: liberal towns. Yeah, they're considerraouc Yeah. The whole thing.
Speaker 2: Wow, that is that's It's.
Speaker 4: Crazy how many people are just like, yeah, please come in.
Speaker 4: And if you look at it, the people on the ground,
Speaker 4: the boots on the ground, so to speak, are usually
Speaker 4: kind hearted people that are just trying to help these
Speaker 4: these migrants come to America for a better life, or
Speaker 4: at least that's what their intent is.
Speaker 3: But if you look up the chain of these organizations.
Speaker 4: That are like about these sanctuary cities, it's all just
Speaker 4: trying to push certain voter numbers in certain areas to
Speaker 4: boost the liberal agenda. Because this is also the same
Speaker 4: groups they're saying that they don't want voter ideentification at
Speaker 4: the ballots, i e. Like not a driver's license or
Speaker 4: a passport or something showing your true you know, citizenship.
Speaker 2: Which is racist in and of itself to say that
Speaker 2: they're too poor to get to the fucking DMV.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 4: No one doesn't have driver's license except for those fucking
Speaker 4: uh what were those people? Those sovereign citizen fuckers that
Speaker 4: think that just because they burn their ID and all
Speaker 4: their paperwork that they're no longer adherent to the American
Speaker 4: law or some dumb shit.
Speaker 2: Hey, you watch your damn mouth. I love those people.
Speaker 4: Look, they're fun people, but like, come on, in the
Speaker 4: realm of reality, you've got to understand that that's not
Speaker 4: how this works. Like, I'm sorry that you happen to
Speaker 4: be born in one of the best accidental spawn points
Speaker 4: in human history and you're upset about it. But like, dude,
Speaker 4: America pretty much kicks ass these days. Acknowledges that and
Speaker 4: be blessed. Like I don't know what to say.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, so stopping the sanctuary cities and ensure our
Speaker 2: legal immigration system puts American workers first. Chapter three gets
Speaker 2: in to build the greatest economy in history. It says
Speaker 2: they want to cut regulations, make Trump tax cuts permanent
Speaker 2: and no tax on tips, fair and reciprocal trade deals.
Speaker 2: They want to have reliable and abundant, low cost energy,
Speaker 2: which I don't know about. You know, I'm getting pretty
Speaker 2: damn tired of paying over two hundred dollars for my
Speaker 2: electric bill in this six hundred square foot fucking apartment.
Speaker 2: That's absurd.
Speaker 3: That's that's the reason for everything, dude.
Speaker 4: The fuel costs is the reason why the energy cost
Speaker 4: is hides the reason why the grocery costs are highs,
Speaker 4: the reason because the refrigeration for those groceries cost more.
Speaker 4: Now it's it's it's all fucking connected, dude.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, well, yeah, you gotta have gas and oil to
Speaker 2: get from point A to point B. Like people think,
Speaker 2: oh well, let's just let's just make the the the
Speaker 2: big Chinese fucking colossal ships that are bringing in all
Speaker 2: of our things that we order. Everything, every single thing
Speaker 2: is from China, by the way, and let's let's just
Speaker 2: make that run on electric.
Speaker 4: Okay, real quick, Where is that electricity come from?
Speaker 3: Everybody?
Speaker 4: Oh the wall or like, oh, those Tesla vehicles when
Speaker 4: you plug them up and charge them, where does that
Speaker 4: electricity come from? Anybody? Anybody want to take a quick guess?
Speaker 4: Coal typically is from burning coal. Now I would like
Speaker 4: for us to move into a much more nuclear future.
Speaker 4: But so many people, because the word nuclear is so scary,
Speaker 4: they're afraid of it.
Speaker 3: And that's talk for another day.
Speaker 4: But all I'm saying is, any way you look at it,
Speaker 4: it's the burning of fossil fuels.
Speaker 3: There's no way that you could scale up solar wind.
Speaker 4: Maybe we could talk hydro electric, but at that point
Speaker 4: we're talking damming up more water waves, which comes with
Speaker 4: its own inherent problems. Like look, it's a part of it.
Speaker 4: If you want the luxuries of life, it takes fossil fuels.
Speaker 4: I'm not happy about it either, but that's where we're at.
Speaker 2: And he also wants to champion innovation, and he gets
Speaker 2: to three main things here. It says Republicans will pave
Speaker 2: the way for future economic greatness by leading the world
Speaker 2: in emerging industries, the first one being cryptocurrency. Republicans will
Speaker 2: end democrats unlawful and un American crypto crackdown, and oppose
Speaker 2: the creation of a central bank digital currency. We will
Speaker 2: defend the right to mind, uh defending the right to
Speaker 2: mind bitcoin? How about that? And ensure that every American
Speaker 2: has the right the right to self custody of their
Speaker 2: digital assets and transact free from digital or free from
Speaker 2: government surveillance and control.
Speaker 3: I like it a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, let us play with crypto. Who cares if
Speaker 2: it doesn't become the main currency of the world, Like
Speaker 2: we should have the right. It's a fuck. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be real with you, dude. The crypto world is mainly
Speaker 2: it's basically a stock market. Like, let's just be right.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a it's a side stock market.
Speaker 4: It is a new stock market, right, I'll tell you. Okay,
Speaker 4: here's what it is. This is the Internet's stock market basically,
Speaker 4: like if you if you want to look at the
Speaker 4: dot com bubble led to an entire new industry, right,
Speaker 4: Crypto c currency is now the stock market that's spun
Speaker 4: off of the dot com bubble industry. If you want
Speaker 4: to look at it like that. It's like a it's
Speaker 4: like a grandparent to it. The stock market from the
Speaker 4: nineteen twenties in our generation.
Speaker 2: Is crypto exactly right? Exactly right. And they also have
Speaker 2: something to say about AI. Here it says, God, we
Speaker 2: will repeal Joe Biden's dangerous executive order that hinders AI
Speaker 2: innovation and imposes radical left wing ideas on the development
Speaker 2: of this technology in its place. Republicans support AI development
Speaker 2: rooted in free speech and human flourishing. Look, AI is
Speaker 2: coming whether you want it or not, and so if
Speaker 2: you're going to have it, you'd rather have it this
Speaker 2: way than extremely left leaning crazy shit.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I hear you.
Speaker 4: And that's the fact of the matter, is that AI
Speaker 4: is coming one way or another. It's the new dot
Speaker 4: com bubble, it's the new industry. It's popping off, it's
Speaker 4: the new tech. I get it. I don't like it,
Speaker 4: but I get it. I'm saying that that's a very
Speaker 4: broad brush statement because what does and doesn't classify as
Speaker 4: human flourishment.
Speaker 3: But like, I see that that's.
Speaker 4: A political that's a political comments basically saying those neutrals.
Speaker 2: Basically saying that like, look, if you if you want
Speaker 2: it to help in your business or or help you
Speaker 2: create or something like that, then let it be used
Speaker 2: as a tool for the person and not to push
Speaker 2: a certain ideology. Right, I can get down with that.
Speaker 2: And the last one here, as far as the innovation,
Speaker 2: it says they want to expand freedom, prosperity, and safety
Speaker 2: in space. Under Republican leadership, the United States will will
Speaker 2: create a robust manufacturing industry in near Earth orbit, send
Speaker 2: American astronauts back to the Moon and onward to Mars,
Speaker 2: and enhance partnerships with the rapidly expanding come Marcial space
Speaker 2: sector to revolutionize our ability to access, live in, and
Speaker 2: develop assets in space.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 4: He's the one that made the Space force, so he's
Speaker 4: trying to push more into space.
Speaker 3: I like it a lot.
Speaker 2: Look, if space is not faking gay, then I'm with it.
Speaker 2: I just don't know it's not though, according to them anyway.
Speaker 2: So let's move on. So Chapter four gets into it, says,
Speaker 2: bring back the American dream and make it affordable again
Speaker 2: for families, young people, and everyone. Says. The commitment is
Speaker 2: is that they offer a plan to make the American
Speaker 2: dream affordable again. We commit to reducing housing, education, and
Speaker 2: health care costs while lowering everyday expenses and increasing opportunities.
Speaker 2: They want to have housing, housing, affordability, accessible higher education,
Speaker 2: affordable healthcare, which is interesting, and also lower everyday costs.
Speaker 2: So affordable health care, I'm kind of interested in that.
Speaker 2: It says healthcare and prescription prescription drug costs are out
Speaker 2: of control. Republicans will increase transparency promote choice and competition
Speaker 2: and expand access to new affordable health care and prescription
Speaker 2: drug options. We will protect Medicare and ensure seniors receive
Speaker 2: the care that they need without being burdened by excessive costs.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: Look, that's not just a political talking point. He's backed
Speaker 2: up everything that he said so far, and that's with
Speaker 2: every single haymaker that they probably that they possibly could
Speaker 2: have thrown at him, and he was still able to
Speaker 2: uphend all of his all of his things that you know,
Speaker 2: he had promised.
Speaker 3: So I'm with you, he's stuck by his word.
Speaker 4: He does he did the things that he said he
Speaker 4: was gonna do, which that's the thing campaign promises versus
Speaker 4: actual things happening, actions being taken rather than words being spoken.
Speaker 4: That's what we've always wanted in a leader. So once again,
Speaker 4: it's kind of his track record stands for itself. And
Speaker 4: I'll also point out that we were not in any
Speaker 4: open wars.
Speaker 3: Right, which is crazy for.
Speaker 4: America to not be at war with somebody like I
Speaker 4: can't stress how fucking insane that is.
Speaker 2: There was just a few years ago we had Beece
Speaker 2: in the Middle East, well now long ago.
Speaker 4: That is an insane statement out loud, and like I
Speaker 4: was just talking to my son about this part too.
Speaker 4: We were talking about history being so crazy, like, look,
Speaker 4: America's history is not that old. We've only been at
Speaker 4: peace up until recently. Well I even had to stop myself.
Speaker 4: Then a couple of years ago, the statement was that
Speaker 4: America had only had like seven years of peace since
Speaker 4: our founding. That number has changed, now, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. But that didn't just happen.
Speaker 2: Right, right. So the next point that he gets into
Speaker 2: is Chapter five, and it says protect American workers and
Speaker 2: farmers from unfair trade. And now, if you've been in
Speaker 2: this conspiracy bubble that we you know what we like
Speaker 2: to call it the Truther kind of experience over here,
Speaker 2: then you remember whenever they were slaughtering cows and chickens
Speaker 2: and destroying crops because they got contaminated with COVID nineteen.
Speaker 2: Remember that whole boogeyman bullshit, right, And basically what this
Speaker 2: is saying is like, no, we're going to We're going
Speaker 2: to make sure that the farmers are taken care of.
Speaker 2: They're not just being shipped on and told what to
Speaker 2: do all the fucking time, and just you know, and
Speaker 2: I can appreciate that, but they want to rebalance the trade.
Speaker 2: It says our trade deficiting goods has grown to over
Speaker 2: one trillion dollars a year. Republicans will support baseline tariffs
Speaker 2: on foreign made goods past the Trump Reciprocal Trade Act,
Speaker 2: and respond to unfair trading practices. As tariffs on foreign
Speaker 2: producers go up, taxes on American workers, families, and businesses
Speaker 2: can come down. It seems logical. It seems logical to me, Like,
Speaker 2: I don't know why we haven't been doing this. I mean,
Speaker 2: I do know why, because our rulers don't like us
Speaker 2: very much. But the next one, it says, secure strategic
Speaker 2: independence from China. That's a big one, dude.
Speaker 4: That is a very very big one, right, And again,
Speaker 4: I was just talking to him about this too. China
Speaker 4: is not a threat to us physically. They're a threat
Speaker 4: to us down the road economically and with tech. There
Speaker 4: comes a level of power that goes with that.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: It says that Republicans will revoke China's Most Favored Nation status,
Speaker 2: phase out imports of essential goods, and stop China from
Speaker 2: buying American real estate and industries. Yes, please, can we
Speaker 2: get a little bit of that.
Speaker 4: If you look right now, dude, how much land does
Speaker 4: the Chinese government own of American soil. It's staggering, And
Speaker 4: I believe that shouldn't be a thing. I believe that
Speaker 4: the only land that a country should own on our
Speaker 4: soil is literally only their embassy.
Speaker 2: That's about it.
Speaker 4: I can't think of another place that I would be
Speaker 4: comfortable with them owning.
Speaker 3: To be completely honest.
Speaker 2: With you, why would you allow this?
Speaker 3: Why is that a thing?
Speaker 2: So Y' also wants to save the American auto industry.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool, it says, bro. They will revive the
Speaker 2: US auto industry by reversing harmful regulations, canceling Biden's electric
Speaker 2: vehicle and other mandates, and preventing the importation of Chinese vehicles.
Speaker 3: Preventing that well, I like it.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure what they mean by Chinese vehicles, but
Speaker 4: like or how many components are made in China or
Speaker 4: whatever he means, but I agree.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah.
Speaker 2: He says, bring home critical supply chains, you know, bringing
Speaker 2: back jobs here instead of you know, them going and
Speaker 2: taking them over in cheaper places. Buy American and higher American,
Speaker 2: it says, they will strengthen buy American and higher American policies,
Speaker 2: banning companies that outsource jobs from doing business with the
Speaker 2: federal government and then become a manufacturing superpower. All while
Speaker 2: doing that, they also want to protect the seniors, protect
Speaker 2: social security, strengthen medicare, support active and healthy living, protect
Speaker 2: care at home for the elderly, and protect economic foundations
Speaker 2: for supporting seniors. I can get with that.
Speaker 3: I like it a lot. Take care of them old folks,
Speaker 3: this is.
Speaker 2: A big one. Cultivate great kindergarten through twelfth grade schools,
Speaker 2: leading to great jobs and great lives for young people.
Speaker 2: They offer a plan to cultivate the k K through
Speaker 2: twelve schools, ensure safe learning environment from a free from
Speaker 2: political meddling, and restore parental rights.
Speaker 3: I like this a lot.
Speaker 2: Like as a parent, how could you not love that?
Speaker 3: These are disgusting times we're living in.
Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, parents, please be involved in your children's lives.
Speaker 3: Be more involved than you are right now.
Speaker 4: Okay, And I don't mean to throw shake because I'm
Speaker 4: saying that to my day, I'm self like, there's no
Speaker 4: way that you can be too involved in what your
Speaker 4: child's up to, who their friends are, they're what music,
Speaker 4: they're into what kind of movies they want to watch,
Speaker 4: and like being super involved with your kid. I don't
Speaker 4: mean helicopter. I mean giving a real fuck about your child. Please,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you become your child's friend on that level,
Speaker 4: like it's a it's a thing.
Speaker 3: We need this now.
Speaker 2: And if you don't, the state will.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, no, if you don't, someone will. I promise
Speaker 3: you want to know what's going on with your kid.
Speaker 2: It says our education system must prepare students for successful
Speaker 2: lives and well paying jobs. So they want great principles
Speaker 2: and great teachers. It says that they will support schools
Speaker 2: that focus on excellence and parental rights. We will support
Speaker 2: ending teacher tenure, adopting merit pay, and allowing various publicly
Speaker 2: supported educational models. Then they want universal school choice. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's interesting. It says that they believe families should be
Speaker 2: empowered to choose the best education for their children. We
Speaker 2: support universal school choice in every state in America. We
Speaker 2: will expand five hundred and twenty nine education savings accounts
Speaker 2: and support homeschooling families equally. Let's go, dude, Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm with that.
Speaker 3: I'm down with all this.
Speaker 2: Prepare students for jobs and careers, safe, secure, and drug
Speaker 2: free schools. They will support overhauling standards of school on
Speaker 2: school discipline, advocate or advocate for immediate suspension of violent students,
Speaker 2: and support hardening schools to help keep violence away from
Speaker 2: our places of learning. Okay, restore parental rights, knowledge and skills,
Speaker 2: not CRT and gender indoctrination. It says they will ensure
Speaker 2: children are taught fundamentals like reading, history, science, and math,
Speaker 2: not left wing propaganda. We will defund schools that engage
Speaker 2: in an inappropriate political indoctrination of our children using federal
Speaker 2: taxpayer dollars. Please, yes, I'm with that as well. Promote
Speaker 2: love of country with authentic civics education. Republicans will reinstate
Speaker 2: the seventeen seventy six Commission, promote promote fair and patriotic
Speaker 2: civics education, and veto efforts to nationalize civics education. We
Speaker 2: will support schools that teach America's founding principles and Western civilization.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, I mean.
Speaker 4: I'm not really seeing any like huge red flags to it.
Speaker 4: I mean, am I missing something?
Speaker 2: No? No, this is the point though, Like I'm reading
Speaker 2: all of this on purpose, so that, yeah, everybody can
Speaker 2: see Project twenty twenty five is some crazy people's way
Speaker 2: of conjuring up their fucking wet dream of what they
Speaker 2: hope that this country will eventually turn into. That's not
Speaker 2: Trump's plan. This is Trump's plan right here. When I'm
Speaker 2: reading you, I'm loving it. He also wants to instill
Speaker 2: freedom to pray. They will champion the First Amendment right
Speaker 2: to pray and read the Bible in school and stand
Speaker 2: up to those who violate the religious freedoms of American students.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that as long as it's not just
Speaker 2: you know, Christianity, like you said, it should involve everybody.
Speaker 2: You want to be a Buddhist, go ahead, and you know,
Speaker 2: pray or meditate or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right if there's something that you have to do at
Speaker 4: a certain time, or you and other kids that are
Speaker 4: of your religious background want to get together in the
Speaker 4: library a certain day to like do like yo, okay,
Speaker 4: abs fucking lutely, and and I will fight for your right.
Speaker 3: To do so.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we should be celebrating tradition, not banning it.
Speaker 4: This is the multiculturalism that we're talking about. This is
Speaker 4: good because on some real shit. I don't know if
Speaker 4: you ever had any Did you have kids friends of
Speaker 4: yours growing up in high school or whatever that were
Speaker 4: like different religion other than Christianity or atheist?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Mormons and what was the other ones?
Speaker 2: I don't remember, it's been a minute, but Mormon is
Speaker 2: the one that I remember the most.
Speaker 4: So in school, I had a couple of Sikh friends,
Speaker 4: which is kind of rare.
Speaker 2: Six are fucking awesome.
Speaker 4: By the way you talk, you are they are, And
Speaker 4: they have a legendary track record of military service because
Speaker 4: that's like a whole part of the religion. That's why
Speaker 4: they have to carry a knife on them at all times,
Speaker 4: like it's a part of their religion. It's real shit.
Speaker 4: I love them. But anyway, that was like kind of
Speaker 4: a cool thing for me to learn about. Back in
Speaker 4: the day. I had Hindu people that I live next to,
Speaker 4: and it was really good for me to learn about
Speaker 4: their culture and their customs and their religion at an
Speaker 4: early age. It didn't make me think, keep in mind,
Speaker 4: grew up Bible belt Christian here.
Speaker 3: I didn't think, oh, you're worshiping those demons.
Speaker 4: No, I never thought of it that way, not one
Speaker 4: time but it helped me understand other people's perspectives, right
Speaker 4: Mormon friends or atheists, agnostics, some sort of pagan, whatever
Speaker 4: the case may be. This multiculturalism is what makes America
Speaker 4: work the way that it does.
Speaker 3: It makes us stronger.
Speaker 2: It's a melting pot. That's the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 2: They want to return education to the States. This is
Speaker 2: something that I was kind of curious about, but it
Speaker 2: says the United States more money per pupil on education
Speaker 2: than any other country in the world, and yet we
Speaker 2: are at the bottom of every educational list in terms
Speaker 2: of results. We're going to close the Department of Education
Speaker 2: in Washington and send it back to the States where
Speaker 2: it belongs, and let the States run our educational system
Speaker 2: as it should be run. Our great teachers, who are
Speaker 2: so important to the future well being of our country
Speaker 2: will be cherished and protected by the Republican Party so
Speaker 2: that they can do the job of educating our students
Speaker 2: that they so dearly want to do. It is our
Speaker 2: goal to bring education in the United States to the
Speaker 2: highest level, one that has never attained before. Now I'll
Speaker 2: say this, and I've said it before, but like every
Speaker 2: person that I've ever talked to that comes from a
Speaker 2: different country and then like you know, in high school
Speaker 2: or middle school or whatever, mainly high school, but they
Speaker 2: come over from another country and they get into high
Speaker 2: school over here. It is a fucking joke the education
Speaker 2: that we have over here. Like multiple choice, they look
Speaker 2: that is a that is a laughing joke that multiple
Speaker 2: choice is an option for test. Like it shouldn't be
Speaker 2: that easy, you know what I mean. And so so yeah,
Speaker 2: that's why you see.
Speaker 4: Talking about he's talking about taking away benchmarks and standardized tests,
Speaker 4: and what he's doing is he's removing that scale system
Speaker 4: as far as what is a quote unquote good student,
Speaker 4: because unfortunately, good benchmark scores do not lead to high
Speaker 4: end levels of intelligence later on down the road.
Speaker 3: It teaches kids how to pass a test.
Speaker 2: That's it, dude. I'm gonna be real with you. There's
Speaker 2: no way I should have passed school like I didn't
Speaker 2: any absolutely, dude. I know it's not because I wasn't smart.
Speaker 2: I didn't give a fuck, Like I literally gave the
Speaker 2: absolute minimum amount of effort at learning or studying or
Speaker 2: you know, uh homemark any of that. I literally gave
Speaker 2: the minimal amount of fucks possible, and I still pass
Speaker 2: like with like a sea average. It's like, I don't
Speaker 2: know if that should be a thing.
Speaker 4: To be real with you, I gave way too much
Speaker 4: of a fuck. I was in honors classes. I was
Speaker 4: trying to get to college, like I had a whole plan, and.
Speaker 3: Then I got lied to and was told that because I.
Speaker 4: Wanted to go I knew I was going to join
Speaker 4: the Marine Corps, right, but I didn't know if I
Speaker 4: was going to I wanted to go officer, and for
Speaker 4: that you had to go to college and get a
Speaker 4: bachelor's which was fine.
Speaker 3: I was in honors classes.
Speaker 4: I was geared up, right, but someone said that you
Speaker 4: couldn't be on adderall while you're in the RTC program
Speaker 4: in college. I didn't understand that it's fucking college and
Speaker 4: everyone is on everything. That's how this works. Yeah, they
Speaker 4: pissed test you once a year. Ooh ah, fucking plan
Speaker 4: ahead like you know. Sixteen year old Jacob was like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, well let me try a year with no
Speaker 4: medication and see how I do. My grades plumitted and
Speaker 4: I was like, well, less did we go?
Speaker 3: And so here we are?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, Well the next thing, the next thing that
Speaker 2: he gets into is Chapter eight. It says, bring common
Speaker 2: sense to our government and renew the pillars of American civilization.
Speaker 2: They want to empower American families, rebuild our cities, and
Speaker 2: restore law and order. Make Washington deceive the safest and
Speaker 2: most beautiful capital city. That's gonna take a lot, because
Speaker 2: that plays a shithole.
Speaker 3: It could use a good power washing, if you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about like get rid of the pentagram. Maybe
Speaker 2: we should get rid of that.
Speaker 3: You're talking about rebuilding it.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, now I'm talking about like at least just
Speaker 4: give it a facelift.
Speaker 3: The old girl has been through it.
Speaker 2: Oh she she been ran through Uh.
Speaker 3: He been fucking stood up in so by multiple.
Speaker 2: No, we're not talking about Kamlo this time.
Speaker 4: No, No noc In general is I'll call Washington, DC
Speaker 4: a whore as well.
Speaker 3: I stand on that for sure.
Speaker 2: They want to take care of veterans. It says Republicans
Speaker 2: will end luxury housing in taxpayer benefits for illegal immigrants
Speaker 2: and use those savings to shelter and treat homeless veterans.
Speaker 2: We will restore Trump administration reforms to expand veterans' health
Speaker 2: care choices. Protect whistleblowers, and hold accountable poorly uh performing
Speaker 2: employees not giving our veterans the care that they deserve.
Speaker 3: Let's fucking go, dude.
Speaker 2: How about that? Like how how imagine looking at that
Speaker 2: sentiment as if it is extremism, Like, Okay, you don't
Speaker 2: want to give illegal immigrants all of this money and
Speaker 2: free housing and free food stamp Dude, they're getting food
Speaker 2: samps of like two thousand dollars a month, which is unreal.
Speaker 2: They're getting free housing, they're getting free health care and
Speaker 2: all that shit, But you don't give that to the
Speaker 2: people that literally like gave their lives to your country.
Speaker 3: Wid we got here and turn key life into welfare
Speaker 3: babies that quickly.
Speaker 2: So if you can do it for the illegal immigrants,
Speaker 2: you absolutely should have the capability to do that for veterans.
Speaker 4: You have the resources to house and feed and give
Speaker 4: help and aid to all these families. So absolutely we're
Speaker 4: to have all the resources to put towards the people
Speaker 4: who have sacrificed for you, for you.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm with this.
Speaker 2: We're not here without veterans. We're not here, Like this
Speaker 2: country doesn't exist without like people giving their lives up
Speaker 2: to join the military and defend the country against the world.
Speaker 2: We're not here without that. What have the immigrants done
Speaker 2: to deserve that? Like, I'm not here to shit on immigrants. Like, look,
Speaker 2: I get it, like you should. I get why everybody
Speaker 2: would want to be in the United States. I completely
Speaker 2: get that. But you can't do it illegally and then
Speaker 2: be provided the absolute princess treatment. Like that's so asked
Speaker 2: backwards to me. How people can get behind that?
Speaker 4: Here's oh dude, all right, And I've said this before
Speaker 4: on this show, but for any of our new cult
Speaker 4: members who may be a relatively new listener and haven't
Speaker 4: heard me give this little tangent soapbox moment, let me
Speaker 4: give you this. So when I was in the Marine Corps,
Speaker 4: I was a part of a joint force for a lot.
Speaker 3: Of things that we did.
Speaker 4: And what I mean by that is we usually had
Speaker 4: representation from all branches of the military at the events
Speaker 4: that we would do. And so there was a soldier
Speaker 4: he was stationed at Fort Myers in Washington, DC, and bro,
Speaker 4: I'll never forget this guy. He was from Africa, born
Speaker 4: and raised, and he.
Speaker 3: Won the lottery.
Speaker 4: Now, the lottery in this country was a six year
Speaker 4: work visa to the United States. That was their national lottery.
Speaker 4: That was their fucking power ball. The thing that was
Speaker 4: like the life changing thing that made him almost a
Speaker 4: celebrity back home was a six year work visa to
Speaker 4: the United States. Okay, Now, for anybody who doesn't fully
Speaker 4: grasp how powerful that is, like, really let that one marinate. Okay,
Speaker 4: the level of abject poverty that he was in that
Speaker 4: the opportunity to go work your fucking ass off for
Speaker 4: six years and make as much money as possible USD
Speaker 4: was seen as the actual national lottery.
Speaker 2: That's pretty crazy. Yeah, that's that's pretty awesome.
Speaker 4: And what did he do with that six year work visa?
Speaker 4: First month on US soil? He joined the United States
Speaker 4: Army in the infantry, and he was serving his time
Speaker 4: to earn his citizenship, which he had. He brought his
Speaker 4: wife and his kids over from that country. They are
Speaker 4: all United States citizens, and he is making a career
Speaker 4: out of the United States Army and he is living
Speaker 4: the fucking American dream compared to back home.
Speaker 2: To hear that, you love to hear those kind of stories.
Speaker 4: Bro, You want to you gonna tell that man that
Speaker 4: America was never great. You're You're gonna tell that man
Speaker 4: that America has is inherently so racist and blah blah
Speaker 4: blah blah. Bro he can't hear you over his fucking red, white,
Speaker 4: and blue.
Speaker 3: You feel me.
Speaker 2: Also tell that man that if he would have just
Speaker 2: waited ten years, he could have just came in here
Speaker 2: for free and he would have been given everything that
Speaker 2: he had to work for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just hand it over. Just whatever.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, dude. What an absolute fucking slap to the
Speaker 2: face to that guy.
Speaker 3: And there's so many stories of guys like that. Dude.
Speaker 4: There are so many stories of people who like went
Speaker 4: above and beyond serve their country, and not even just
Speaker 4: in the military, but like police officers and like these types.
Speaker 3: Like there are so many stories of.
Speaker 4: Dudes that and women that like earned their citizenship and
Speaker 4: they are proud to be an American and they're proud
Speaker 4: to be where they're also from originally. They don't lose
Speaker 4: pride or loyalty, but they also see America as this
Speaker 4: realistic dream come true, and yes, it has some problems
Speaker 4: with it, but they've also seen what the other side
Speaker 4: of the world looks like, and they understand what a
Speaker 4: blessing this place really is.
Speaker 2: They also want to make colleges and universities sane and affordable.
Speaker 2: It's crazy that you have to run on a platform
Speaker 2: that says, look, we just want to make sure like
Speaker 2: our universities aren't crazy.
Speaker 3: Because they're fucking crazy, dude.
Speaker 2: It says they will fire radical left accreditors, drive down
Speaker 2: tuition costs, restore due process protections, and pursue civil rights
Speaker 2: cases against schools that discriminate. Like all this, I thought
Speaker 2: Trump was racist? Why does he care about that?
Speaker 4: Well, they didn't say who he was a scriminating against.
Speaker 2: Bullshit, combat anti semitism.
Speaker 3: Okay, I like this too.
Speaker 2: They want to condemn anti semitism and support revoking visas
Speaker 2: of foreign nationals who support terrorism and jihadism.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: They will hold accountable those people who perpetrate violence against
Speaker 2: Jewish people.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 4: By the way, everybody who may feel some type of
Speaker 4: way about Israel, just keep in mind every one of
Speaker 4: those groups that are screaming about GIHD have an issue
Speaker 4: with America too. Okay, that's that's and you could say
Speaker 4: it's because of Israel, but it doesn't matter. They hate
Speaker 4: us too, regardless of who's in the White House. So
Speaker 4: I absolutely stand with that that people that support a
Speaker 4: g hod don't need to live in America. They also
Speaker 4: re target for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's not good for us. It says they
Speaker 2: also want to overcome the crisis in liberal arts education,
Speaker 2: restore American beauty, and honor American history. And then it
Speaker 2: gets into chapter nine, which is the government of by
Speaker 2: and for the people. They want to Uh, they will
Speaker 2: stop woke and weaponize government. They will dismantle censorship and
Speaker 2: protect free speech. That means we get to keep doing
Speaker 2: our job, which I love it. I kind of like
Speaker 2: our job. It's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: Literally the best job I've ever had, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 4: And like, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess if you enjoy this podcast or any podcast,
Speaker 2: or any TikTok or any Instagram video, any YouTube video,
Speaker 2: well man, you know what I mean. Yeah, if you
Speaker 2: enjoy that, then you might want to, you know, look
Speaker 2: into these policies a little bit more, because that's what
Speaker 2: they're for.
Speaker 4: They Meanwhile, the other side is talking about pulling back
Speaker 4: free speech, and like she even said openly that she
Speaker 4: wants to regulate more of our free speech.
Speaker 3: So anyway, continue.
Speaker 2: They will defend religious liberty. It says, we are the
Speaker 2: defenders of the First Amendment right to religious liberty. It
Speaker 2: protects the right not only to worship according to the
Speaker 2: dictates of conscience, but also to act in accordance with
Speaker 2: those beliefs, not just in places of worship, but in
Speaker 2: everyday life. Our ranks include men and women from every
Speaker 2: faith and tradition, and we respect the right of every
Speaker 2: American to follow his or her deeply held beliefs. To
Speaker 2: protect religious liberty, Republicans support a new federal Task Force
Speaker 2: on Fighting Anti Christian Bias that will investigate all forms
Speaker 2: of illegal discrimination, harassment, and persecution against Christians in America.
Speaker 4: Okay, I like this because I would say that in
Speaker 4: certain regards Christianity is being persecuted currently. I know that
Speaker 4: that may not be a hot take that everybody's going
Speaker 4: to agree with, and I get that, but I.
Speaker 3: Can actually say that I see it.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm not even a Christian.
Speaker 3: I see it like there's a real weaponization against it.
Speaker 4: And it's just I understand that there is a lot
Speaker 4: of dogmatic issues that a lot of people have with
Speaker 4: it because of their horrible experiences with horrible people who
Speaker 4: had that faith. And I get that, and there's like
Speaker 4: a whole like almost counter culture to it because it
Speaker 4: has been so inherent within American culture since its inception.
Speaker 4: People want to argue that point, but that's almost like
Speaker 4: beyond arguing that. That's the point of it. So I
Speaker 4: get why there's so much of a you know, I
Speaker 4: mean after it.
Speaker 2: There has been a lot of There has been like
Speaker 2: crazy religious extremism in the past, which is what has been,
Speaker 2: which is what birthed you know, these kind of ideologies
Speaker 2: and whatnot.
Speaker 3: But it's like an overcorrection at this point.
Speaker 2: Though, right, Yeah, I agree, I agree. So it says
Speaker 2: they will protect and defend a vote of the people
Speaker 2: from within the States on the issue of life. It
Speaker 2: says we proudly stand for families in life. We believe
Speaker 2: that the fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United
Speaker 2: States guarantees that no person can be denied life or
Speaker 2: liberty without due process, and that the States are therefore
Speaker 2: free to pass laws protecting those rights after fifty one years.
Speaker 2: Because of us, that power has been given to the
Speaker 2: states and to a vote of the people. We will
Speaker 2: oppose late term abortion while supporting mothers and policies that
Speaker 2: advance prenatal care, access to birth control and IVF.
Speaker 3: Wait access to birth control.
Speaker 2: That's not what Project twenty twenty five said.
Speaker 4: It said that he was gonna ban pretty much everything
Speaker 4: up into and possibly including condoms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, Well that's just simply not true. How
Speaker 3: crazy is that?
Speaker 2: Read the man's policies. Stop falling for the political propaganda.
Speaker 2: Like if you actually read it and see what it says,
Speaker 2: it's right there, we're reading, we're reading it. I just
Speaker 2: read it. He's not going to turn abortion into you know,
Speaker 2: it's not gonna be. People just get so fucking crazy
Speaker 2: with all this kind of shit, dude, And it blows
Speaker 2: my mind because they just take what is given to them.
Speaker 2: They make no effort into looking into anything. You got
Speaker 2: to look into something. If you're gonna have a political opinion,
Speaker 2: you might want to be like, make it at least
Speaker 2: an educated one.
Speaker 3: He made it a state issue.
Speaker 4: He took the federal part completely out of the conversation.
Speaker 4: That means that you have in America, you have the
Speaker 4: freedom to go to a different state if you so chose.
Speaker 4: That does do these things that I disagree with, But like, okay,
Speaker 4: I'm not here to judge anybody. That's between you and God.
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying you have the freedom to do so. Now,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of people that will say, yeah, well,
Speaker 4: not everybody has the ability or the means to do so. Look,
Speaker 4: I understand that, and that sucks, but at least the
Speaker 4: option is on the fucking table. That's all he did
Speaker 4: was say it's no longer a federal issue and somehow
Speaker 4: he's bad for this. Yo, go fucking vote change it
Speaker 4: at your local level.
Speaker 3: That's what he just gave you the power to do.
Speaker 2: They will end left wing gender insanity. It says we
Speaker 2: will keep men out of women's sports, ban taxpayer funding
Speaker 2: for sex change surgeries, and stop taxpayer funded schools from
Speaker 2: promoting gender transition. Reverse Biden's radical rewrite to Title nine
Speaker 2: education regulations, and restore protection for women and girls.
Speaker 3: Good. I like everything that's been said thus far.
Speaker 2: They will ensure I'm sorry, I don't care.
Speaker 4: If somebody wants to swap genders as an adult, that's fine.
Speaker 3: Don't start doing it with these children.
Speaker 4: Leave them alone that their body's mature naturally, and let
Speaker 4: them make the decision when they are a fully mature
Speaker 4: adult what they want to do with their bodies. Parents
Speaker 4: need to get the fuck out of that shit, and
Speaker 4: so does the government, and also fucking tax dollars and.
Speaker 2: Also like, you know, maybe what is it. I always
Speaker 2: get Medicaid and Medicare mixed up. Medicare is for the
Speaker 2: for the old folks, right, yeah, all right, maybe like
Speaker 2: Medicaid shouldn't be paying for six changes. Just gonna throw that,
Speaker 2: like maybe why why is that even an option?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's like, you know, since that is a uh
Speaker 4: a non essential surgery and this whole process and the
Speaker 4: hormones and it's like not actually going to kill you
Speaker 4: if you don't get this.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's treatment for cancer.
Speaker 4: It's not like it's it's not like it's a dialysis
Speaker 4: treatments that are keeping you alive. It is a optional
Speaker 4: thing that you're doing to your body, which again you
Speaker 4: are a free adult to do with what you want.
Speaker 3: It's your body, I hear you.
Speaker 4: But like, if a woman wants to get triple G
Speaker 4: booms installed, I don't believe taxpayers should fund that. I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: that is an optional thing. It's not going to save
Speaker 4: your life getting these, as a matter of fact, it's
Speaker 4: probably gonna do more harm than good. But if you
Speaker 4: want to do that, you're a free human being. You
Speaker 4: can save up your money, do whatever you do, go
Speaker 4: to a place that will perform this surgery on you, and.
Speaker 3: Like, godspeed. That's cool.
Speaker 4: Now, it's also on you to maintain that. I don't
Speaker 4: believe that taxpayer dollars should go to making sure you
Speaker 4: keep getting your estrogen treatments. Once again, you made this decision.
Speaker 4: It's like buying a fucking muscle car. You're gonna get
Speaker 4: mad whenever you gotta change the oil. Nah dog, that
Speaker 4: that's on you. That's your bird, that's your cross to
Speaker 4: bird to carry if you will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't expect the federal government to pay for
Speaker 2: me to have a foot long pepperoni. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Like, I'm not going to ask. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to ask taxpayers to you know, hey, look, I
Speaker 2: was blessed with what I was blessed with, but I
Speaker 2: want more, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like it sounds real, mean real shit.
Speaker 4: If I want to get a second dick install, could
Speaker 4: I get the government to do that?
Speaker 2: I mean, according to Kamala, you can.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be very honest with you.
Speaker 4: I've seen what fully state funded medical facilities look like.
Speaker 12: I e.
Speaker 4: The fucking VA, and I can tell you right now
Speaker 4: you don't want those people doing any type of surgery
Speaker 4: on you, because these are being paid for by the
Speaker 4: lowest bidder. The doctor I just saw, this fucker has
Speaker 4: to be under thirty years old. And the entire time
Speaker 4: that he's trying to find something to prescribe me, the
Speaker 4: entire time he's looking back at this thing and this thing,
Speaker 4: he's debating between these two options. The the only thing
Speaker 4: he was actually looking at was which one would cost
Speaker 4: the VA less to give me, not which one was
Speaker 4: actually better for me. That's the type of care that
Speaker 4: the federal government gives its veterans. And if the states
Speaker 4: and if the government is the one in charge of
Speaker 4: all of our medicine, that's what becomes the standard.
Speaker 3: There's no other option, y'all.
Speaker 2: They will protect Americans in the territories. So the territories
Speaker 2: of Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa,
Speaker 2: the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico are of vital importance
Speaker 2: to our national security, and we welcome their greater participation
Speaker 2: in all aspects of the political process.
Speaker 4: I like that, I would like those people to also
Speaker 4: get more political representation and for them to be heard.
Speaker 3: I one hundred percent would like.
Speaker 2: That Chapter ten. They want to return peace through strength.
Speaker 2: We kind of talked about what he wanted to do
Speaker 2: with the military and the border wall and infrastructure and whatnot.
Speaker 2: So I'm not gonna you know, that's that's pretty much
Speaker 2: the gist of everything that I wanted to go through,
Speaker 2: as far as Agenda forty seven and whatnot. There is
Speaker 2: a couple of videos that I did want to play here.
Speaker 2: Now where is it? Oh yeah, all right, so we
Speaker 2: know that.
Speaker 3: Uh, look at your fucking boided I know.
Speaker 2: So this These are people who are uneducated, all right.
Speaker 2: And this is the propaganda that is being played all
Speaker 2: throughout radio and TV and all across the internet. This
Speaker 2: is the propaganda of the left wing trying to scare
Speaker 2: the absolute shit out of everybody into thinking that Trump
Speaker 2: is connected to Project twenty twenty five and this is
Speaker 2: what the world's gonna look like.
Speaker 4: Why Why did I already know that it was going
Speaker 4: to be some sort of liberal thing before you even
Speaker 4: said that, just by looking at your guy's fucking haircut,
Speaker 4: like he looks like a screaming libtard. Already before we
Speaker 4: even press play. I was hoping I was wrong. I
Speaker 4: was sitting here looking at him, thinking maybe he's like
Speaker 4: mad and super supportive of Trump, and that's the direction
Speaker 4: that this is about to go. But the bro they
Speaker 4: have a look about them. You see the dull look
Speaker 4: in his eyes. There's no intelligence, there's no independent thought.
Speaker 4: He's literally an NPC clone type. Look at his eyes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a reactionary type of individual. I'm glad.
Speaker 2: I'm glad. I'm happy that you brought up NPC because
Speaker 2: these are the people that are grooming our ute So
Speaker 2: did you say ute youths? But these are the people
Speaker 2: that are grooming the young and so you're gonna get
Speaker 2: people who aren't just naturally reactive instead of type in
Speaker 2: a couple of keys on a fucking keyboard and actually
Speaker 2: doing a little bit of research. But this is the
Speaker 2: propaganda I want to show you. This is crazy, dude,
Speaker 2: all right, beauty to watch.
Speaker 3: This driver's license registration?
Speaker 2: Oh sir, Oh, by the way, this is a video.
Speaker 2: It says, this is a viral ad that shows life
Speaker 2: under Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's your daughter, Sure is Abigail? Right?
Speaker 2: How do you know.
Speaker 13: Worry about eight weeks pregnant. So you've been spotting recently,
Speaker 13: you've had any cramps or nausea.
Speaker 3: That's personal, You've been taking your pre natal vitamins. Excuse me,
Speaker 3: are you ticketing me for something?
Speaker 13: Where you ahead and Abigail.
Speaker 2: To go see my older sister Natalie.
Speaker 13: Well, that's strange, this says here, and Natalie is at
Speaker 13: a concert in Dallas, and your navigation is set to
Speaker 13: a woman's health clinic in one of those abortion states.
Speaker 4: Step out of the car, police officers, both of you out.
Speaker 5: Now, you, sir, under arrest for crossing state lines to
Speaker 5: obtain an abortion from under your care. And you, young lady, well,
Speaker 5: you're under arrest for evading motherhood.
Speaker 2: All right. So it says under Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: a nationwide ban on abortion is enforced by anyone with
Speaker 2: a badge.
Speaker 4: And once again, we just read Trump's Agenda forty seven
Speaker 4: and it said that he has no intentions of doing
Speaker 4: anything else with it.
Speaker 3: He put it to the states and that's where it'll stay.
Speaker 2: Here's another video of the president of the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 2: and he's talking about what is going on in his
Speaker 2: conversations that he's had with Trump, the agreements, the disagreements.
Speaker 2: This is on Fox News not too long ago. But
Speaker 2: this is their agenda, all right, And he's basically just
Speaker 2: trying to say, like, look, I know Trump has put
Speaker 2: a little distance between us, but this is their talking points.
Speaker 2: The guy who stands for that organization.
Speaker 14: Did Donald Trump, former president, ever endorse this project before
Speaker 14: it happened? Was he a part of the formation of
Speaker 14: Project twenty twenty five?
Speaker 7: No to both, because that's not how we can operate
Speaker 7: as a public policy organization. We have to be candidate agnostic,
Speaker 7: as a five oh one C three. And so mister
Speaker 7: Trump is not only telling the truth when he says that,
Speaker 7: he's also reminding people that we all operate in our lanes.
Speaker 7: Those of us who are think tank leaders are in
Speaker 7: one lane, campaigns or in another. Political parties are in another.
Speaker 7: And we've been doing this since nineteen eighty and every
Speaker 7: single one of those election cycles, Bret. Since nineteen eighty,
Speaker 7: we have offered policy briefings to every candidate across the
Speaker 7: political spectrum. This is what we do in think tank
Speaker 7: world is create and cultivate these ideas.
Speaker 14: We're a conservative think tank. To have the Republican candidate
Speaker 14: you know, distance himself from something like Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 14: which is nine hundred and twenty two pages of possible policy.
Speaker 3: Isn't that a bad thing?
Speaker 7: It's a bad thing if we forget what the reality is,
Speaker 7: which is that Project twenty twenty five became the target
Speaker 7: of the radical left. Why did it become a target
Speaker 7: of the radical left? Because what the radical left can't
Speaker 7: have an intellectually honest conversation about, they attempt to destroy
Speaker 7: and to mischaracterize literally everything you ran in the intro
Speaker 7: in that interview of the Senators and the representatives is
Speaker 7: untrue about Project twenty twenty five. It's a menu of
Speaker 7: conservative boilerplate options. I don't think there's a conservative I've
Speaker 7: met who would say in those nine hundred and twenty
Speaker 7: two pages, I'll agree with everything. But the left can't
Speaker 7: run on ideas and policies because they're destroying the American dream,
Speaker 7: and that, by the way, is the motivation.
Speaker 14: For they spend a lot of time talking about it,
Speaker 14: not a lot of time details of it.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm happy that he said that. He's saying
Speaker 2: the left can't run on ideas and policies about what
Speaker 2: they're hoping to implement because they know that's not how
Speaker 2: they're going to win. How they're going to win if
Speaker 2: they do, is by just absolutely shitting on their opponent.
Speaker 4: Right, And he even said that he's never made a
Speaker 4: conservative that agrees with everything that was proposed here.
Speaker 3: This is just a long list of shit, right, It's
Speaker 3: very detailed.
Speaker 14: There is one. This is Jared Huffman, Democrat from California.
Speaker 14: He leads a task force to stop Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 14: Apparently they're holding a news conference tomorrow. It says Trump's
Speaker 14: Project twenty five, which we've talked about, is not the
Speaker 14: connection plans to resurrect a Victorian era law, the Comstock Act,
Speaker 14: to criminalize reproductive care nationwide. We must rectify past injustices
Speaker 14: and ensure our dark history cannot repeat itself under any
Speaker 14: future administration. Stop Project twenty twenty five. I deal specifically
Speaker 14: with that comment.
Speaker 7: Totally untrue. We talk about the history of the Comstock
Speaker 7: Law and the project, and so what the Congressman is
Speaker 7: doing is glomming onto a search function where those words
Speaker 7: are in there, and then everything else that follows, literally
Speaker 7: everything else that follows is untrue. The Vice President of
Speaker 7: the United States is a liar when she says, for example,
Speaker 7: that Project twenty twenty five wants to implement a nationwide
Speaker 7: abortion band. Do we have a difference of opinion with
Speaker 7: the vice president on abortion policy? Of course, but let's
Speaker 7: have an intellectually honest conversation. The great thing, Brett is
Speaker 7: that all of this targeting of Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 7: by the radical left has caused people to go to
Speaker 7: the document, which is, by the way, been out in
Speaker 7: the public sphere for eighteen months. And what I love
Speaker 7: is to get emails from left of center Americans who say,
Speaker 7: I disagree with you, but this is a great piece
Speaker 7: of work that has laid out the cards on the
Speaker 7: table for us to have a policy conversation.
Speaker 14: It's options for a possible president Trump in the second term,
Speaker 14: but it's not that he's signed on to these specific things.
Speaker 2: That is exactly correct.
Speaker 7: And I want to be really clear. Never before and
Speaker 7: not now has this project, which sometimes is called Mandate
Speaker 7: for Leadership and Heritage's history, have we asked any candidate
Speaker 7: to sign on to it. We can't do endorsements at
Speaker 7: the Hair Foundation. We don't seek them. It is a
Speaker 7: menu of options that if the president and Vice president,
Speaker 7: whether they're a Republican or Democrat, by the way, wants
Speaker 7: to enact certain policies. There's a plan there for them.
Speaker 14: Some of the others in here Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 14: merit hiring, market based pay, dismantle Homeland Security, department leverage,
Speaker 14: State Department confirmation process, CIA accountability through new hires, EPA, restructuring,
Speaker 14: and streamlining. Those are bullet points. One of the things
Speaker 14: people talk about is like a scouring of the bureaucracy
Speaker 14: to make sure only acolytes who are supportive of, for example,
Speaker 14: President Trump would be inside the agencies.
Speaker 7: That's what the left has done for fifty years. Project
Speaker 7: twenty twenty five is the corrective to that, where we
Speaker 7: get competent people who are virtuous to go in. But
Speaker 7: let me also end with this point on this comment.
Speaker 7: When you go out and pull the specific policy positions
Speaker 7: of Project twenty twenty five bread most of them are
Speaker 7: eighty twenty issues, and so the left note is focused
Speaker 7: on mischaracterizations of those ideas and the name itself. They
Speaker 7: don't want to have a conversation about the policies themselves,
Speaker 7: because when the American people learn about them, they realize
Speaker 7: they support them.
Speaker 2: This is Steve Corbyn. Okay, so I'm not going to
Speaker 2: play that whole thing, but I just wanted to show
Speaker 2: that even the president of this foundation is like, look,
Speaker 2: it's not necessarily something that we're saying it needs to
Speaker 2: be implemented. It's that we're we're giving a list of
Speaker 2: certain ideologies and if you were to implement them into
Speaker 2: your policies, this is how you would do it. It's
Speaker 2: not a this all of this needs to happen and
Speaker 2: we're going to implement it. That's not even the fucking
Speaker 2: angle that they're taking. They're just offering them up as
Speaker 2: ideas of if you want to run on this platform,
Speaker 2: this is how you would do it.
Speaker 3: For Republicans and Democrats. You heard him say that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he said since nineteen eighty they've been approaching presidents.
Speaker 4: Okay, so wow again throw that Trump that is not
Speaker 4: his agenda.
Speaker 2: Right right, So this is somebody also defending Trump and
Speaker 2: somebody you know, asking about Project twenty twenty five. I
Speaker 2: thought it was kind of a funny video, but uh,
Speaker 2: here we go. Check him out.
Speaker 12: What you got to say about Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Have you heard of Agenda forty seven? Say?
Speaker 12: What agenda forty seven. Nah, it's the actual platform that
Speaker 12: Trump is going to push when it becomes president. It's
Speaker 12: listed on his official campaign website. Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 12: is not to be found there by the fact. Project
Speaker 12: twenty twenty five was created by a conservative think tank
Speaker 12: named Herrita's founder. It's supposed to make it legal to
Speaker 12: be That's nothing new with Trump. Trump has neither endorsed
Speaker 12: nor supported this platform.
Speaker 2: He has his own.
Speaker 12: I's b I don't care what any Hollywood elite or
Speaker 12: b it T awards show hosted by to rojjp Henson
Speaker 12: have told you about Project twenty twenty five. It is
Speaker 12: not a talking point of President Trump's campaign, nor is
Speaker 12: it something that he's interested in. It's just another tool
Speaker 12: to fear among you until just conteine to vote for
Speaker 12: the same people over and over again and never break
Speaker 12: into cycle.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll stay well.
Speaker 12: See within the black community once again, just look at
Speaker 12: the decades long open Democrat control over black cities. Uncle Tom,
Speaker 12: it makes sense, man, But listen, do you be mad
Speaker 12: at what you want to be mad at, but you
Speaker 12: ain't mad at Trump?
Speaker 2: And shut up coom. Yeah that was hilarious though, it.
Speaker 2: It's like, that's that's what happens when people actually do
Speaker 2: research and they don't let the media and the government
Speaker 2: do your research for you. It's a it's a dangerous
Speaker 2: tool to be able to have a brain and use it,
Speaker 2: it really is.
Speaker 4: But it is really fun to think for yourselves, people,
Speaker 4: I promise you.
Speaker 2: Here was another video this dude right here. He's kind
Speaker 2: of describing a little bit of the same. It's only
Speaker 2: a minute and a half long, but he's talking about
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five as well.
Speaker 3: I said, why does he look liberal?
Speaker 2: Oh no, he's not liberal, is he?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: All right, he's a younger dude.
Speaker 11: Okay, everyone has been asking me to talk about Projects
Speaker 11: twenty twenty five, so I'm going to Project twenty twenty
Speaker 11: five is a one thousand page playbook which calls for
Speaker 11: far reaching changes in the government.
Speaker 2: By conservatives now.
Speaker 11: Project twenty twenty five calls for some pretty crazy things
Speaker 11: such as abolishing the Department of Education and banning Plan.
Speaker 2: B pills, among other things which you can go read
Speaker 2: on your own.
Speaker 11: But the main issue here is that people think just
Speaker 11: because the people that wrote Project twenty twenty five are
Speaker 11: on the same political party, as Donald Trump. That's what
Speaker 11: Donald Trump wants for the country, and that's untrue. I've
Speaker 11: been hearing a lot of far left media talking about
Speaker 11: a vote for Donald Trump as a vote for Project
Speaker 11: twenty twenty five, which is also untrue. Donald Trump has
Speaker 11: set himself. I know nothing about Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 11: I have no idea who is behind it. I disagree
Speaker 11: with some of the things they're saying, and some of
Speaker 11: the things they're saying.
Speaker 3: Are absolutely ridiculous and abysmal.
Speaker 11: Anything they do, I wish them luck, but I have
Speaker 11: nothing to do with them now. I am not a
Speaker 11: conservative or Republican influencer by any means. All you would
Speaker 11: have to do is look through my page to see
Speaker 11: that I will talk about the good and the bad
Speaker 11: of either side. All I'm pointing out here is it
Speaker 11: seems a little bit disingenuous when the media is constantly
Speaker 11: saying a vote for Donald Trump is a vote for
Speaker 11: Project twenty twenty five, when it's simply untrue. Donald Trump
Speaker 11: has repeatedly said that he has nothing to do with
Speaker 11: Project twenty twenty five and that does not at all
Speaker 11: represent his political agenda. So all I'm saying is, you
Speaker 11: people need to stop letting the media persuade you and
Speaker 11: do some simple research on political things to realize not
Speaker 11: everything is what the media tells you.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 4: Pre tell me I was wrong about him with my
Speaker 4: knee jerk reaction.
Speaker 3: I like the homie.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's that's somebody using a brain. So
Speaker 2: uh and yeah I did. I did get a little
Speaker 2: screenshot of that. By the way, Trump's quote, I know
Speaker 2: nothing about Project twenty twenty five. I have no idea
Speaker 2: who is behind it. I disagree with some of the
Speaker 2: things that they're saying, and some of the things that
Speaker 2: they're saying are absolutely ridiculous and abysmal. Anything they do,
Speaker 2: I wish them luck, but I have nothing to do
Speaker 2: with them.
Speaker 3: There it is.
Speaker 2: I was posting on truth Social Okay, so all right
Speaker 2: now we kind of went over this whole Project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five deal, but let's look into it a little
Speaker 2: bit more.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 2: Funny little thing happened here recently whenever somebody just endorsed
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, and you know, I get it. An endorsement
Speaker 2: isn't everything. It's just one person for somebody to say
Speaker 2: that they endorse. I mean, that's like the cult of
Speaker 2: conspiracy endorses Donald Trump. What are they gonna do with that?
Speaker 2: You know, it's like fucking who cares? But but this
Speaker 2: rate here, This is a former Oklahoma congressman. His name
Speaker 2: is Mickey Edwards. Okay, Now, for anybody that knows anything
Speaker 2: about Mickey Edwards, I didn't until I started to do
Speaker 2: research on this. But whenever you see he is, he's
Speaker 2: basically saying, look, I give my vote to Kamala and
Speaker 2: I'm announcing it to the world. Okay, Now you're like,
Speaker 2: who's this Mickey Edwards guy? Okay, I get that. He
Speaker 2: was like a he was a congressman from Oklahoma whatever.
Speaker 3: Retired, he's still serving.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Former.
Speaker 2: However, Edwards was the uh where is it? He was
Speaker 2: the one of the main people that started the Heritage
Speaker 2: Foundation in the first place. He formed the Heritage Foundation.
Speaker 4: And now he's retired and he's back in Kamala.
Speaker 2: He formed the Heritage Foundation, which produced Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: and now he is saying, Yo, I love Kamala. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna stick with Kamala.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so pretty crazy shit. I just want to throw
Speaker 2: that out there. So anybody talking about Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: look up your boy, Mickey Edwards, find out what his
Speaker 2: roots are, who he stands for, and understand that at
Speaker 2: his roots he's the one who is Like he's back
Speaker 2: in Kamala the fucking the scare of Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, dude, broll.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But remember the guy said, the Heritage Foundation is not
Speaker 4: politically motivated as a five A one C three.
Speaker 3: They can't be. They are a all encompassing think tank.
Speaker 4: So the fact that the former head of it right,
Speaker 4: come to find out, is a liberal that proves the
Speaker 4: point that the Heritage Foundation is not some sort of
Speaker 4: like collective hive mind of conspiratorial radical conservatives.
Speaker 3: Like, that's not what it is.
Speaker 2: So Mickey Edwards, whose real name is Marvin H. Edwards,
Speaker 2: was a founding trustee of the Heritage Foundation. The Heritage
Speaker 2: Foundation authored Project twenty twenty five, and he just endorsed
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 4: So, like I said, I mean, the Heritage Foundation is
Speaker 4: not some sort of conservative terrorist cell. It's just not.
Speaker 4: It's a think tank, y'all. They think about all kinds
Speaker 4: of shit.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm happy you brought us there. Think tank is
Speaker 2: exactly what we're going to be getting into. So you
Speaker 2: want to talk about far right think tanks, let's take
Speaker 2: a little gander into the far left think tanks and
Speaker 2: see who represents these fucking people. Okay, I like it.
Speaker 2: This is an article from Politicos. This is actually an
Speaker 2: article from twenty twenty one that I, you know, mustered
Speaker 2: up here and it says the most influential think tank
Speaker 2: of the Biden era has a new leader. Patrick Gasbard,
Speaker 2: a longtime Democratic operative who served most recently as president
Speaker 2: of the George Soros run Open Society Foundations, will take
Speaker 2: over as president and CEO of the Center for American Progress.
Speaker 4: Okay, for anybody who maybe a new conspiracy listener who
Speaker 4: doesn't really know the depths of what was just said,
Speaker 4: look up George Soros. Look up his background, where he
Speaker 4: came from, his Nazi ties. Look at how he throws
Speaker 4: his vast wealth into the political arena.
Speaker 3: Look at how he earned that wealth.
Speaker 4: There's episodes upon episodes all about George Soros. But just
Speaker 4: if he didn't know, that's the biggest of red flags
Speaker 4: in the political spectrum.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, So anyway, let's get into a little bit.
Speaker 2: So it's it's called the cap, which it stands for
Speaker 2: where was oh, the Center for American Progress. So the
Speaker 2: Center of a for American Progress. So it is backed
Speaker 2: by the Open Society Foundation from George Soros. But who
Speaker 2: started the Center for American Progress none other than John Podesta. Really,
Speaker 2: some people will say that that is Chester Bennington's real
Speaker 2: dad if you ever looked at a picture, which, by
Speaker 2: the way, let me remind some people here, and there's
Speaker 2: actually another straw that that people are pulling at here.
Speaker 2: As far as Chester Bennington goes, it goes beyond John Podesta.
Speaker 2: They're saying that there may be a connection with a
Speaker 2: afeller here. So I'm not gonna play the sound because
Speaker 2: it's just like music or whatever. But you see Chester
Speaker 2: Bennington here. I fianna. Chester Bennington is ex lead singer of
Speaker 2: Lincoln Park and quote unquote be suicide in himself. But
Speaker 2: all right, so there's Chester Bennington right there. There's John Podesta,
Speaker 2: you can see.
Speaker 3: You can see that.
Speaker 2: And and Chester Bennington we've talked about before. He didn't
Speaker 2: he never said who his real dad was. He talked
Speaker 2: about like who his stepdad was, who he called his
Speaker 2: real dad, But as far as his sperm sperm donor,
Speaker 2: and then listening to the absolute rage and anger in
Speaker 2: his music, talking about his upbringing like absolutely, you know
Speaker 2: he had some some you know, mental health issues possibly
Speaker 2: from his upbringing.
Speaker 3: So that's John either way you look at it.
Speaker 4: John Podesta was on the Epstein flight logs a lot.
Speaker 4: He was in the Clinton emails a lot. He is
Speaker 4: not a good guy. There's no way to split that.
Speaker 2: By the way, John Podesta, he is very well known
Speaker 2: for his art that he has in his house. This
Speaker 2: is an art piece that he has in his house.
Speaker 2: It is literally demonic beasts that has chains over their
Speaker 2: back with kids in cages that they're carrying, looking like
Speaker 2: maybe to hell.
Speaker 4: And I know that some people are gonna be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's just crumpus. That's that's what It's a cultural thing. No, no,
Speaker 4: that's not what you're looking at right here. And again
Speaker 4: Podesta being on those flight logs and seeing this, look y'all,
Speaker 4: don't don't give me that fucking artistic flair.
Speaker 3: Bullshit. He's a piece of shit.
Speaker 2: No, Like, I'm sorry, if you want to call this art,
Speaker 2: you're fucked, And art is fucked. But this is crazy.
Speaker 2: And by the way, another video that we had talked
Speaker 2: about a long time ago, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: the first episode that me and Jacob ever did together
Speaker 2: whenever he was a full time host on this show
Speaker 2: was the show that we did about Chester Bennington and
Speaker 2: Chris Cornell. And that episode we talked about the video.
Speaker 2: If you remember, we talked about the video of John
Speaker 2: Podesta like locking up this kid inside of this shower
Speaker 2: where the he turned the shower the heat all the
Speaker 2: way up. It was like burning hot shower water pouring
Speaker 2: down onto this little kid. And John Podesta's screaming and
Speaker 2: fucking getting off to it, and he's like, say my name,
Speaker 2: tell him what they call me in Washington. Tell him
Speaker 2: what they call me in Washington. And so she screams
Speaker 2: out Skippy, Skippy, Skippy John Podesta. That is his nickname.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, if you go on too,
Speaker 2: I did this earlier. I checked it out. If you
Speaker 2: go onto some of the the underwritings of sea Span
Speaker 2: conversations that they have on there, they literally don't they
Speaker 2: don't even call him John Podesta on there. They call
Speaker 2: him Skippy Podesta. Yeah, like even on c Span like yeah,
Speaker 2: so it's fucked. And it's like, so this guy right
Speaker 2: here formed your think tank. That's that's what that's you're
Speaker 2: proud of that funded by Soros, funded by Soros. So anyway,
Speaker 2: I wanted to throw that out there. But look at this,
Speaker 2: that's that's uh, Lawrence Rockefeller. They're saying possibly John Podesta's dad.
Speaker 2: Wait what Yeah, I don't know that's that's just a conspiracy.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. But the resemblance is absolutely there.
Speaker 3: Whoa John Podesta Rockefeller?
Speaker 2: Yep, So there's there's John Podesta over to Lawrence Rockefeller.
Speaker 3: I could see some resemblance.
Speaker 4: The nose, the ears, the face shape, I see it,
Speaker 4: don't get me wrong, But like I have never looked
Speaker 4: into the Podesta lineage, so I have no idea, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: This was my first time seeing it. I just wanted
Speaker 2: to bring it up. I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 2: there's any factual evidence to it, but there's there's not
Speaker 2: really factual evidence linking Chester Bennington at linking it. No
Speaker 2: no evidence linking Chester Bennington to John Podesta either. It's
Speaker 2: just kind of hearsaying, you're I don't know if you
Speaker 2: can find evidence on that, but I just want.
Speaker 3: To throw that up.
Speaker 4: Both the Podesta brothers, like they're if they're dead, or
Speaker 4: if they were orphaned or something that would be known.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I will start digging.
Speaker 2: Right right, So, uh yeah, I kind of just wanted
Speaker 2: to get into that. But the uh, the Center for
Speaker 2: American Progress, which is the left wing think tank, the
Speaker 2: biggest one by the way, it is, uh the John
Speaker 2: Podesta is the founder and board member, has obliquely called
Speaker 2: for changing the rules of the Senate. But I but
Speaker 2: but the think tank itself has not formally endorsed ending
Speaker 2: the filibuster. So anyway, it's I'm just trying to show
Speaker 2: out there, like, all right, the connections to to George
Speaker 2: Soros and John Podesta are with the left wings version
Speaker 2: of Project twenty twenty five, just to make that be known.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So now we're gonna check out out the Center for
Speaker 2: American Progress website, which is absolutely horrendous. You'll look into
Speaker 2: some of what they're trying to promote up here, and
Speaker 2: a lot of them. It's just you've heard all of these,
Speaker 2: all of these talking points, whether it's talking about racial
Speaker 2: equity and justice and tackling climate change, restoring social trust
Speaker 2: and democracy, and building an economy for all these are
Speaker 2: fucking talking points. They don't actually mean any of that,
Speaker 2: but you know, it gets into affordable housing and abortion
Speaker 2: rights and immigration, and you can kind of see all
Speaker 2: the topics. But this is their think tank of what
Speaker 2: they're trying to push. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: if you look, I don't know if I had it
Speaker 2: pulled up, Oh here we go. Literally on their main page,
Speaker 2: they're talking about Project twenty twenty five. On their main page,
Speaker 2: they're talking about twenty twenty five. It says, exposing the
Speaker 2: far right assault on America, their hopes and dreams of
Speaker 2: guiding America into a brighter future is to throw as
Speaker 2: much shade as they possibly can on the other political
Speaker 2: aisle think tank.
Speaker 4: It's exactly what they did the first time. Right, it
Speaker 4: was all a Russian collusion. He's a Russian asset. Bye bye,
Speaker 4: bab Putin and Trump Coffe all that shit. It was
Speaker 4: not true. There was no evidence to support that claim.
Speaker 4: All evidence pointed to the Clinton Foundation having ties to Russia.
Speaker 4: But they ran it and ran it and ran it,
Speaker 4: and then found out later and came forward saying there
Speaker 4: was never any evidence of it, which shocker, we already knew.
Speaker 4: So now since they knew, they couldn't beat him in
Speaker 4: a policy battle Clinton versus Trump. They're going to try
Speaker 4: to beat him in a name calling session between him
Speaker 4: and Kamala because again, she has no substance, there's no
Speaker 4: actual plans in place, there's no actions there gonna be taken.
Speaker 4: So they're trying to just throw shade at something that,
Speaker 4: once again he has openly admitted has no connection to
Speaker 4: him whatsoever. He has said that he has nothing with that,
Speaker 4: and they're going to just keep running it and ranting
Speaker 4: and raving because that's all they can.
Speaker 2: Do pretty much. So I just want to throw this
Speaker 2: out there too that it says, all right, so this
Speaker 2: is an article from two thousand and eight. All right,
Speaker 2: it says it's a Time dot com article and it
Speaker 2: gets into insides inside Obama's idea factory in Washington. So
Speaker 2: this is going to kind of give a little bit
Speaker 2: of a little bit more of a background to the
Speaker 2: Center for American Progress Foundation.
Speaker 4: That's a good thing. That's a think tank. And I
Speaker 4: remember this Obama's imagination thing, right.
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 2: There was a name to it. I don't remember what
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 3: But he called it that. It was something about him.
Speaker 4: It was his think tank, his personal think tank for
Speaker 4: America and that was the whole point of it.
Speaker 2: Well, it says in the Center for American Progress, the
Speaker 2: most influential independent organization in Obama's Washington, It says CAP
Speaker 2: for Center for American Progress. CAP was the brainchild of
Speaker 2: former Clinton White House Chief of Staff John Podesta, who
Speaker 2: dutifully worked wealthy dinner parties with a simple idea, he
Speaker 2: would create a new organization, a think tank on steroids,
Speaker 2: to help progressive ideas regain power. And then this guy
Speaker 2: named Tom Dashel, he was once the top Democrat in
Speaker 2: the Senate, got on board, calling it an action tank.
Speaker 2: Sarah Wardle, who would become Podesta's deputy, had a more
Speaker 2: homely description, not your grandmother's think tank. So just trying
Speaker 2: to show you that it's like this whole project twenty five,
Speaker 2: it's not just it's not the first of its kind.
Speaker 2: It's just one that is being sounded from the tops
Speaker 2: of mountains for really no reason. Right, So all right,
Speaker 2: so now let's get over here by uh oh, this
Speaker 2: is the White House? Did I even want to read
Speaker 2: this one? This is just more on you know, John
Speaker 2: Podesta's association with the UH, with the UH Center for
Speaker 2: American Progress, and and its influence on left wing politics
Speaker 2: and whatnot. And it actually shows right here on the
Speaker 2: American Progress dot org, which is the Center for American
Speaker 2: Progress organization. It's a tribute to the CAP founder John Podesta.
Speaker 2: They literally made a tribute video and put it on
Speaker 2: their website for John Podesta.
Speaker 3: So these people are sick, dude.
Speaker 4: Well, hold on, we got to pull up Harris's whole
Speaker 4: platform because we gave Trump the whole run through, and
Speaker 4: like we we gave him his due to read all
Speaker 4: of it, and you know, and we got to I
Speaker 4: understand fully that we have to make sure we're looking
Speaker 4: at both sides of the aisle, because everything that Trump
Speaker 4: actually wants to push forward, I gotta say, I really
Speaker 4: like there's a few of them that I could see
Speaker 4: some people having an issue with, but by and large,
Speaker 4: the vast majority of what he wants to do sounds
Speaker 4: really wonderful.
Speaker 2: Well, you go over to KamalaHarris dot com and the
Speaker 2: first thing that you're going to see is them asking
Speaker 2: you for money. Oh, it's the first thing that pops
Speaker 2: right up.
Speaker 3: Oh, begging you for your donations because they need it.
Speaker 3: By God, we need your help.
Speaker 2: We're facing our final FEC deadline, and our fud raising
Speaker 2: has taken a serious dip. Yeah, no shit, because.
Speaker 3: Nobody, no doubt.
Speaker 2: We need to hit one million donations or we'll have
Speaker 2: to scale back our persuasion and turn out efforts. Can
Speaker 2: you donate now?
Speaker 3: No? Oh my god, no, I will need to wow.
Speaker 2: So then it gets into twenty two days left. If
Speaker 2: you've been waiting for the best time to join the fight,
Speaker 2: that time is now. Sign up for the updates, all right, So.
Speaker 4: Another spot to donate right there off the top, all right.
Speaker 2: And look right on her front page, Trump's Project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. Oh my god, on the front page.
Speaker 3: I have yet to see a policy about anything yet.
Speaker 2: You're not going to really see any sir. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but you can something. But you can meet Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and Tim Waltz and find out you know what they
Speaker 2: are and what they stand for.
Speaker 4: Hold on, dude, hold on, there's no way this thing
Speaker 4: has all right, all right, here we go. Let's let's
Speaker 4: have a little bit of the platform talk about to say,
Speaker 4: there's no way her website has nothing about her platform.
Speaker 2: Well, all right, so her platform is it says build
Speaker 2: an opportunity economy. And lower costs for families. They want
Speaker 2: to cut taxes for middle class families, make make rent
Speaker 2: more affordable and home ownership more attainable. They want to
Speaker 2: grow small business and invest in entrepreneurs, take on bad
Speaker 2: actors and break down cost Take on bad actor. Oh,
Speaker 2: I get it. They want to strengthen and bring down
Speaker 2: the cost of health care, protect and strengthen social security
Speaker 2: and medicare, support American innovation and workers. Provide a pathway
Speaker 2: to the middle class through quality, affordable education, invest in
Speaker 2: affordable childcare and long term care, lower energy cost, and
Speaker 2: tackle climate crisis. I don't think you can do both
Speaker 2: of those.
Speaker 3: I don't think you can.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, actually, I kind of want to
Speaker 4: read a little bit more about a couple of these,
Speaker 4: because it sounds great. I would love to know how
Speaker 4: she plans on enacting it.
Speaker 2: Well, let's look at how she wants to cut taxes
Speaker 2: for the middle class families.
Speaker 3: It's big, exactly.
Speaker 4: Let's start there, cause you know, as we were talking
Speaker 4: about things and how Trump and he can and how
Speaker 4: already has cut taxes to the middle class once before,
Speaker 4: there's a track record to go off of here.
Speaker 3: How does she plan to do it.
Speaker 2: You know, Oh boy, you're gonna love this one, bet
Speaker 2: I will. Vice President Harris and Governor Waltz believe that
Speaker 2: working families deserve a break. That's why, under their plan,
Speaker 2: more than one hundred million working and middle class Americans
Speaker 2: will get a tax cut. They will do this by
Speaker 2: restoring two tax cuts designed to help middle class and
Speaker 2: working Americans, the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit.
Speaker 2: Through these two programs, millions of Americans get to keep
Speaker 2: more of their hard earned income. They will also expand
Speaker 2: the child tax credit to provide six thousand dollars tax
Speaker 2: cuts to families with newborn children.
Speaker 3: Okay, six thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Only to the newborns.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean yeah, but like your first time claiming
Speaker 3: kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They believe no child in Americas should live in
Speaker 2: poverty and these actions would have a historic impact. Unlike
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, Vice President Harris and Governor Waltz are committed
Speaker 2: to ensuring no one earning less than four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year will pay more in taxes. They believe
Speaker 2: that we need to charge a new way forward by
Speaker 2: by both making our tax system fairer and prioritizing investment
Speaker 2: and innovation. They will ensure the wealthiest Americans and the
Speaker 2: largest corporations pay their fair share, so we can take
Speaker 2: action to build up the middle class while reducing the deficit.
Speaker 2: This includes rolling back Trump's tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans,
Speaker 2: enacting a billionaire minimum tax, quadrupling the tax on stock buybacks,
Speaker 2: and other reforms to ensure the very wealthy are playing
Speaker 2: by the same rules as the middle class.
Speaker 4: That'll never happen, Okay, All that will happen is we
Speaker 4: will have a massive resource dump and a brain drain
Speaker 4: from the country. The wealthy will take their stocks to
Speaker 4: other countries, to other markets, They'll take their money to
Speaker 4: other markets and other places. They will move. They will
Speaker 4: literally take up citizenship in other countries. That's how this works.
Speaker 4: That's how it has always worked.
Speaker 2: What under her plan, the tax rate on long term
Speaker 2: capital gains for those earning a million dollars a year
Speaker 2: or more or will be twenty eight percent because when
Speaker 2: the government encourages investment, it leads to broad based economic
Speaker 2: growth and creates jobs, which makes our economy stronger. Wrong,
Speaker 2: this is absolutely wrong. This is not how you go
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: So hold on, you're gonna cut but this is all
Speaker 4: about cutting taxes to the middle class.
Speaker 2: Yep, and and taxing the shit out of the wealthier
Speaker 2: and making them pay a twenty eight percent So the
Speaker 2: long term capital gains on earning a million dollars a
Speaker 2: year will be will be twenty eight percent.
Speaker 4: So they're saying, you're eighty thousand dollars, you earn the
Speaker 4: over a quarter of what you earned if you did
Speaker 4: really well for yourself.
Speaker 3: Is Uncle Sam's right off top.
Speaker 2: That's what they're saying. That is how they're supposedly allegedly
Speaker 2: going to give everybody a six thousand dollars tax cut
Speaker 2: to families with newborn children. That's how they and so.
Speaker 4: You understand, like, for instance, a billion dollar cap is
Speaker 4: basically what they also said there. So you're telling me
Speaker 4: that every wealthy business person, which again during COVID, more
Speaker 4: billionaires were created during COVID than ever before in human history,
Speaker 4: and all of them now are over a billion, if
Speaker 4: not multiple billions, they're investing wisely. They didn't get to
Speaker 4: that bee right by being stupid. So now you're telling
Speaker 4: me that they wouldn't just leave, Well, we're not gonna
Speaker 4: let them at what You're gonna stop them you're gonna
Speaker 4: force them at gunpoint to stay on their soil.
Speaker 3: No, they're free citizens. You're all about freedom in this party.
Speaker 4: And then as we're talking about saving people money and
Speaker 4: cutting taxes, go ahead and read me about that energy
Speaker 4: one and that green thing, because I feel like that's
Speaker 4: gonna be expensive. And I'm also curious, how while you're
Speaker 4: cutting taxes to the middle class, which is your money
Speaker 4: maker as far as the taxes are concerned in this country,
Speaker 4: you're talking about cutting the tax which I support. How
Speaker 4: who are you gonna fund whatever the hell is about
Speaker 4: to be read?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: As Attorney General, Kamala Harris won tens of millions of
Speaker 2: tens of millions in settlements against big oil and held
Speaker 2: polluters accountable. As Vice President, she casts the tie breaking
Speaker 2: vote to pass the Inflation Reduction Act, the largest investment
Speaker 2: in climate action in history. This historic work is lowering
Speaker 2: household energy cost, creating hundreds of thousands of high quality,
Speaker 2: clean energy jobs, and building a thriving clean energy economy,
Speaker 2: all while ensuring America's energy security and independence with record
Speaker 2: energy production. As President, she will unite Americans to tackle
Speaker 2: the climate crisis as she builds on this historic work,
Speaker 2: advances environmental justice, protects public lands and public health, increases
Speaker 2: resilience to climate disasters. That's hilarious.
Speaker 4: That is hilarious, resilience to climate disasters.
Speaker 2: You mean by what was it the seven hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars that they just gave everybody, uh in North Carolina, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, did you know that that's a loan?
Speaker 2: What it's a loan? They don't get that they have
Speaker 2: to pay that back, those fucking cunts, dudes, I know, yep,
Speaker 2: it says it.
Speaker 4: That's your taxpayer dollars, y'all, that's your big government that
Speaker 4: you want more involved in people's lives.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmmm. You just get a loan, buddy, You're paying
Speaker 2: that shit back. So uh yeah, it literally said it
Speaker 2: on the government website that they called it a loan.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a handout. And it's crazy, dude. But yeah,
Speaker 2: let's let's let's let's give illegal immigrants two thousand dollars
Speaker 2: in food stamps and free housing and free healthcare.
Speaker 3: Let's do that, of course.
Speaker 2: So it says, as the Vice President said at the
Speaker 2: International Climate Conference, uh, she knows that meeting this global
Speaker 2: challenge will require global cooperation, and she has committed to
Speaker 2: continuing and building upon the United States international climate leadership.
Speaker 2: She and Governor Waltz will always fight for the freedom
Speaker 2: to breathe clean air, drink clean water, and live free
Speaker 2: from the pollution to fuels the climate crisis. Okay, you're
Speaker 2: gonna stop chemtrails, You're gonna stop spraying, You're gonna stop
Speaker 2: polluting the water. Is that what you're gonna do? Is
Speaker 2: that what you mean by giving us clean water and
Speaker 2: cleaner air to drink or cleaner air to breathe?
Speaker 8: Rather?
Speaker 4: Okay, the treatment facilities and door the things that must
Speaker 4: be done to the current facilities to make them up
Speaker 4: to snow and make them safe and cleaner and whatever.
Speaker 4: None of that is cheap. And I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: that shouldn't be done. I believe it should. But like understand,
Speaker 4: none of the options to clean up any of these
Speaker 4: facilities and refineries and whatever else to make them more friendly,
Speaker 4: none of that comes easy.
Speaker 3: None of that comes cheap.
Speaker 4: That comes with slowing down or stopping production as a
Speaker 4: whole to rebuild certain components like yo, this is that's
Speaker 4: a drastic undertaking.
Speaker 2: Remember whenever we were on the Trump website. It not
Speaker 2: only said what it was going to do, but it
Speaker 2: also said how it was going.
Speaker 3: To do it right.
Speaker 2: Well. This is kind of hopes and dreams, whereas the
Speaker 2: other one was more of a blueprint of how they
Speaker 2: plan on implementing it well, investing in affordable chair, childcare,
Speaker 2: and long term care. This is one of her talking points.
Speaker 2: Vice President Kamala Harris cast the deciding vote on the
Speaker 2: American Rescue Plan, which made historic investments in the care economy.
Speaker 2: As president, she will fight to lower costs for American families,
Speaker 2: including by expanding high quality home care services for seniors
Speaker 2: and people with disabilities, and ensuring hard working families can
Speaker 2: afford high quality childcare, all while ensuring that care workers
Speaker 2: are paid a living wage and treated with the dignity
Speaker 2: and respect that they deserve. On the surface, You're like,
Speaker 2: I can get down with that, no doubt. How are
Speaker 2: you gonna fucking do it?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 2: Where's that? Where are the resources coming from? Where's the
Speaker 2: money coming from? Like, yes, I'm sick and tired of
Speaker 2: paying twelve hundred dollars a month for fucking daycare. Don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong, Yeah I hate it. I'm I'm about
Speaker 2: over it. To be completely honest with you. But I mean,
Speaker 2: unless you're drawing out a plan, these are just words
Speaker 2: on a screen.
Speaker 4: Right And all I've heard thus far is just planning
Speaker 4: on cutting some taxes and taxing the rich and that's
Speaker 4: just going to fund everything, because that's how that's how
Speaker 4: money works.
Speaker 2: But Wade, let's talk about Drump's Project twenty twenty five agenda.
Speaker 3: It's his that's at the bottom of her platform. Yep.
Speaker 4: Once again, the thing that he has said up and
Speaker 4: down that he is not about, he's not connected to.
Speaker 4: It is not something he believes in. He's publicly said
Speaker 4: this on every Wow.
Speaker 2: So she has ten talking points and she has eleven.
Speaker 2: The first ten or about what she wants to do,
Speaker 2: and the final one is this Trump Trump's Project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. This is not something that you're going to implement.
Speaker 2: Why is it on your list of building an opportunity
Speaker 2: economy and lowering costs for families? Why is that on
Speaker 2: this list? What the Vice President Harris's lowering cost agenda
Speaker 2: is a stark contrast to Donald Trump's plans to jack
Speaker 2: up prices, weaken the middle class, cut social Security and medicare,
Speaker 2: eliminate the Department of Education and preschool programs like Headstart
Speaker 2: and and the Affordable Care Act. Project twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: would give him unprecedented control to implement his destructive idea,
Speaker 2: including another handout to his billionaire friends and giant corporations.
Speaker 2: His plans would increase cost for families by at least
Speaker 2: thirty nine hundred dollars a year. By slapping a Trump
Speaker 2: sales tax on imported everyday goods that American families rely on,
Speaker 2: like gas, food, clothing, and medicine, Trump would raise and
Speaker 2: add twelve hundred dollars a year to the typical American mortgage.
Speaker 2: Trump asked big oil executives to give his campaign money
Speaker 2: so he could roll back regulations and cut taxes for
Speaker 2: big oil to boost their profits. And Trump's plans would
Speaker 2: push gas prices up.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Literally, he's gonna drill, baby, drill, so that we can
Speaker 4: have lower fuel costs, lower energy costs, and lower everything
Speaker 4: else costs. And he's doing it because we have more
Speaker 4: reserves of everything than we need. We don't need to
Speaker 4: buy any We can make our own, which is super cheap.
Speaker 2: So Trumps again, this shit is crazy, dude, So it
Speaker 2: ends right here. And saying Trump's economic plans would also
Speaker 2: trigger a recession. By mid twenty twenty five, he would
Speaker 2: be He would be president for six months, and it
Speaker 2: would be a recession. That's what she's saying. It would
Speaker 2: cost America over three million jobs, threaten hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of clean energy jobs, increase the debt by over five
Speaker 2: trillion dollars, send inflation skyrocketing, and hurt everyone but the
Speaker 2: richest Americans.
Speaker 4: Keep in mind, she signed the Inflation Bill or whatever,
Speaker 4: and as the DA she did all that thing. Remember
Speaker 4: she kept people on death row when they were found
Speaker 4: to be innocent and laughed about it later.
Speaker 2: The Inflation reduct their Inflation Reduction Act sent a hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars to Ukraine. That because that's going to reduce inflation.
Speaker 4: And that was somehow supposed to make things greener and
Speaker 4: save people heating and cooling costs on their homes, and
Speaker 4: that was supposed to help inflation, which didn't help people's
Speaker 4: inflation costs on groceries and gas and all of this.
Speaker 4: It helped them with possibly their energy bill every month,
Speaker 4: which is nice, but that didn't help the nation's inflation.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it get it gets worse. Oh oh,
Speaker 2: there's more so all right, So she had ten things,
Speaker 2: and then at the bottom of it was Project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five agenda right for Sure. And then there's another
Speaker 2: one safeguard our fundamental freedoms that she lists two things,
Speaker 2: and then Trump's Project twenty twenty five Agenda.
Speaker 4: Bro No, and then again her talking points has a
Speaker 4: Trump's and it's in red.
Speaker 2: And then the next one Insure Safety and Justice for
Speaker 2: All Trump's Project twenty twenty five agenda bro keep America Safe, Secure,
Speaker 2: and prosperous, Trump's Project twenty twenty five agenda. Literally for
Speaker 2: every single thing that she talks about, she brings that up.
Speaker 3: This is embarrassing, dude.
Speaker 2: It's like she's obsessed.
Speaker 4: This is this is so weak looking, dude. So you're
Speaker 4: basically saying that every single point that you have that
Speaker 4: you're trying to do, you must you you are incapable
Speaker 4: of standing by what you're saying without throwing shade towards
Speaker 4: your opponent in a way that already doesn't affect him.
Speaker 4: Like the people that listen to anything he says knows
Speaker 4: that he has said publicly this is not his thing.
Speaker 4: He's gone on multiple po podcast talk shows and he's
Speaker 4: said it in speeches that everything that you keep trying
Speaker 4: to throw.
Speaker 3: At him, he's not about. So it does nothing.
Speaker 4: You're talking to hear yourself talk and you can't stand
Speaker 4: by your platform enough without doing that.
Speaker 3: That is humiliating.
Speaker 2: Ensure Safety and Justice for All and the Trump's Trump's
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five agenda, she goes Donald.
Speaker 3: Trumpty and justice for all.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's for everybody, not excluding anybody. Nope, but she
Speaker 2: goes Donald Trump is a convicted criminal who only cares
Speaker 2: about himself. He's proven that time and time again, from
Speaker 2: caving to the gun lobby and doing nothing to address
Speaker 2: gun violence, to killing the bipartisan border security deal that
Speaker 2: would secure our border and keep America safe just to
Speaker 2: help himself politically. This is coming from the borders are
Speaker 2: who let millions and millions of illegal immigrants into our country.
Speaker 2: She is talking about a bipartisan border security deal that
Speaker 2: would secure our border and keep America safe. Get the
Speaker 2: fuck out of here, Get the actual fuck out of here.
Speaker 4: I don't there's there's she's just talking like she's literally
Speaker 4: just babbling.
Speaker 2: Essentially, this is this is maniacal, is what I did
Speaker 2: feel my IQ points dropping dog go wow, don't read
Speaker 2: the Internet. Read what I have here on this Internet
Speaker 2: on this Internet page, and that's all you need to know.
Speaker 3: Right, But the Internet has all that false information out there.
Speaker 2: If uh, if elected, President Trump will implement his twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five Project agenda to consolidate power, bring the Department
Speaker 2: of Justice and the FBI under his direct control so
Speaker 2: that he can give himself unchecked legal power and go
Speaker 2: after his opponents and rule as a dictator on day one. Now,
Speaker 2: let's break that sentence down. You mean you you're worried
Speaker 2: that he's gonna go after his opponents. That's that's interesting.
Speaker 2: I heard that one before somewhere. Oh yeah, you fucking
Speaker 2: get it to him.
Speaker 4: Right, like have gone after him in so many ways,
Speaker 4: and not to mention, what do you what kind of
Speaker 4: executive order do you think is gonna happen here?
Speaker 3: He is trying to put in term limits.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, he's not trying to make
Speaker 4: it a lifelong military dictatorship. He has said nothing to uh,
Speaker 4: you know, make that seem like something he wants. And
Speaker 4: as a matter of fact, you're still quoting from the
Speaker 4: that's the point. But this agenda his twenty twenty five,
Speaker 4: which he said is not his. So you're just lying openly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh. Not only will Trump fail to tackle violence in
Speaker 2: our communities. In our communities, oh that's cute.
Speaker 3: Outs there in these streets, un Kamala.
Speaker 2: Or fix broke? Oh my god, Not only will Trump
Speaker 2: fail to tackle violence in our communities or fix our
Speaker 2: broken immigration system, the one through you broke?
Speaker 3: I who fuck this? Broke?
Speaker 4: It is as the equivalent of the Boomer generation blaming
Speaker 4: us for ruining the housing market when they literally are
Speaker 4: the ones that ran the economy into the shitter. The
Speaker 4: boomers want to look at us, the our generation, the
Speaker 4: thirty somethings right now, like we're the one that brought
Speaker 4: it all down. It's like, oh, you handed us a
Speaker 4: pile of shit, and now you're pointing at it like
Speaker 4: we made it.
Speaker 3: Same thing here our border crisis. Who made it?
Speaker 4: I remember a guy talking about building a wall, and
Speaker 4: he was a Nazi. Tell me about this crisis we
Speaker 4: have Kamala please, Well.
Speaker 2: She's the borderzar. Dude, she knows she's.
Speaker 3: A border whore.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he will make us less safe, he says, we would.
Speaker 2: We should just get over gun violence and he is
Speaker 2: pushing for more guns on our streets and wants to
Speaker 2: arm teachers in our classrooms. He'll advance his cruel imagation
Speaker 2: immigration agenda, which includes separating children from their parents, and
Speaker 2: he is refusing to commit to accepting the results of
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty four election if he loses a second time.
Speaker 4: Didn't he say he was gonna try to take away
Speaker 4: the whole birthright citizenship thing. I don't know, because I'm
Speaker 4: just saying talking about ripping children away from their mothers. No, No,
Speaker 4: if I'm not mistaken, he said he was gonna send
Speaker 4: all of them packing. I'm pretty sure that was on
Speaker 4: his agenda of like, you know, I don't know, But again,
Speaker 4: it sounds like she's just kind of full of shit.
Speaker 2: She wants to keep America safe, secure, and prosperous. But
Speaker 2: then whenever you get down to Trump's Project twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five agenda, she goes. Someone as dangerous as Donald Trump
Speaker 2: should never again be allowed to serve as commander in chief.
Speaker 2: In office, he cozied up to dictators and turned his
Speaker 2: back on allies. He undercut America's competitive edge, boasting that
Speaker 2: not a single American factory would close under his watch
Speaker 2: and then doing nothing as factory shuttered. He said he
Speaker 2: would let Russia do whatever the hell they want to
Speaker 2: our NATO allies, and he calls soldiers who gave their
Speaker 2: lives in defense of American democracy suckers and losers. Top
Speaker 2: American military generals and national security officials, including those who
Speaker 2: worked for Trump, have warned that he is dangerous and
Speaker 2: unfit to lead, and he is now surrounded by ultra
Speaker 2: loyalists who enable his worst impulses. Okay, yeah, let's uh,
Speaker 2: let me let me call something out right, mew So,
Speaker 2: whenever he's CosIng up to dictators, you mean whenever he
Speaker 2: created peace in the Middle East talking about those dictators
Speaker 2: that he was CosIng up to, where he prevented war
Speaker 2: for the entire time he was in office, You remember
Speaker 2: those undercutting America's competitive edge hold?
Speaker 4: On about the dictator thing, Oh, we talked about when
Speaker 4: he ended the Korean War and was the first US
Speaker 4: president to walk with Kim Jong into North Korea to
Speaker 4: sign papers that the coosing up to the dictators.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, if you remember before that, only Dennis
Speaker 2: Robman was being friends with him.
Speaker 4: Right, or do you mean him coosing up to Putin
Speaker 4: and making deals happen that was strengthening both nations while
Speaker 4: also simultaneously not letting Putin feel like he had to
Speaker 4: go to war for his own nation survival.
Speaker 2: CosIng up to jijaping so that we could kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, work all of this shit out. I mean,
Speaker 2: is that those the dick taters you.
Speaker 3: Talking about here? Okay?
Speaker 2: Cozing up, cozying up. I would like to think that
Speaker 2: I kind of want our leader to be cozying up
Speaker 2: to other dictators and world leaders, because you know, it's
Speaker 2: like you keep your friends close, but your enemy's closer.
Speaker 2: I mean, what about that on Matage.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's necessarily cozying up, but I
Speaker 4: am I do want a president that you gotta understand
Speaker 4: like these are his, These are his colleagues in a sense, right,
Speaker 4: these are This is like a fortune five hundred company
Speaker 4: CEO get together kind of thing. They may all be
Speaker 4: doing their own thing, but it's like this is a
Speaker 4: different caliber. The presidents and the kings and the dictators
Speaker 4: and the whatever else is they I believe should be
Speaker 4: in contact with each other.
Speaker 3: They should be networking.
Speaker 4: And I'm not saying trying to fuck over every little
Speaker 4: man out there, but I am saying that, yeah, for
Speaker 4: everybody's security, we should have very good communication networks and
Speaker 4: trade networks and military alliances with people all around the world.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: And also she keeps on running on that whole uh
Speaker 2: calling the what was it the military people suckers and
Speaker 2: losers for dying. That is something that was absolutely taken
Speaker 2: out of context, and that has been fact checked time
Speaker 2: and time and time again, and still it is on
Speaker 2: her campaign page, and it's it's just it's disgusting to
Speaker 2: see that people are just blindly listening to this woman
Speaker 2: and her entire campaign because we know it's not just her,
Speaker 2: she's just the puppet. Like I'm not gonna put I'm
Speaker 2: not putting it all on her because it's globalism that
Speaker 2: is wearing a Kamala Harris mask. That's really what it is.
Speaker 3: Like.
Speaker 2: We just got to look at it for what it is,
Speaker 2: and what it is is that she's running in hopes
Speaker 2: that the American people are too asleep to do their
Speaker 2: own research, that the American piece people will just blindly
Speaker 2: follow Democrat always, no matter what, Democrat, no matter what right.
Speaker 2: Like those kind of people, they don't care about policies,
Speaker 2: They don't care about implementations of anything moving forward. I
Speaker 2: just want blue, and I don't care who wins. I
Speaker 2: don't care if it's Joe Biden. I don't care if
Speaker 2: it's Kamala Harris. I don't care if Michael Jackson rises
Speaker 2: from the dead and is tickling little kids again. If
Speaker 2: he's Democrat, I'm voting for him. That's the that's the brainwashing.
Speaker 2: And so that's really why we wanted to talk about this,
Speaker 2: because this is something that has been getting talked about
Speaker 2: for far too long. And to be honest, we had
Speaker 2: talked about Project twenty twenty five for you know, a
Speaker 2: few times, but we never really looked that deep into
Speaker 2: it because it looked like it was nothing serious. And
Speaker 2: I think we found out today it's kind of true.
Speaker 2: It's not really that serious, and it's not something that
Speaker 2: Trump is running on. He's running on Agenda forty seven.
Speaker 4: And I'll say, as far as a whole hymn shitting
Speaker 4: on veterans that was also specifically talking about John McCain,
Speaker 4: who at the time was trying to run against him
Speaker 4: for the Republican nomination, and he was kind of blasting everybody.
Speaker 4: He talked shit on Ted Cruz on DeSantis. He talked
Speaker 4: shit on Huckabee. He talks shit on all of them.
Speaker 4: Remember that that was when it was he was being
Speaker 4: taken seriously as a political figure, and people were like, whoa,
Speaker 4: you already said, he's talking on everybody that was during
Speaker 4: that timeframe. And he talked shit on McCain, which I
Speaker 4: actually like because now that we have learned more things
Speaker 4: about your boy, John McCain, Fuck him.
Speaker 3: And I'm glad that.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump called him a loser because he you know what, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll stand by that.
Speaker 10: I'm glad he called him a loser. Yeah, yeah, fuck
Speaker 10: John McKay. He's the war hero PIW. Yeah, look at
Speaker 10: the story a little closer. We did an episode not
Speaker 10: too terribly long about it. Go check it out what
Speaker 10: they did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, go check out and see what he did to
Speaker 4: the veterans and the POWs that were left behind, because
Speaker 4: there were absolutely at least twelve hundred left behind that
Speaker 4: we never got back.
Speaker 2: Didn't even teach the government and to look for the
Speaker 2: certain call signs whenever calling for the sos.
Speaker 4: And then to that point burned their signifier numbers to
Speaker 4: where even now if one of them were to find
Speaker 4: a radio transponder, somehow get it working and send the
Speaker 4: signal to the United States. We no longer have the
Speaker 4: documentation to authenticate the code that is being sent.
Speaker 3: Basically, too bad, so sad, sorry for you.
Speaker 4: Y'all are just not coming home and people are gonna
Speaker 4: forget about you. It's just understood that you died in action.
Speaker 4: They may still be alive currently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, Yeah, So this is why we talk about
Speaker 2: these things so that you don't just blindly believe, and
Speaker 2: to be honest, I mean, we encourage you to do
Speaker 2: a little bit more research. There's probably a shitload that
Speaker 2: I couldn't even cover. I couldn't even get to, you know,
Speaker 2: So we definitely encourage y'all to go and do a
Speaker 2: little bit more research on this. If you need a
Speaker 2: little bit more validation or you want a little bit
Speaker 2: more insight, definitely go check it out, dude, because this
Speaker 2: this is a blatant lie by the Harris campaign, and
Speaker 2: we think that everybody should be fully caught up on
Speaker 2: the rhetoric that you shouldn't vote for Trump because he
Speaker 2: stands for Project twenty twenty five, because that is absolutely incorrect,
Speaker 2: it's not true, and it is a it's a stunt
Speaker 2: and it's a talking point. And that's how they're hoping
Speaker 2: to get elected, is to scare you into voting for Kamala.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry. You shouldn't be scared into having into
Speaker 2: voting for somebody. You shouldn't be scared for that. You
Speaker 2: should be voting on the policies for the person that
Speaker 2: you want to be elected, not voting because you don't
Speaker 2: want somebody elected. That is so asked backwards and it
Speaker 2: baffles me. And if somehow the election was not stolen
Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty and that was the main reason
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden got elected, because we know it wasn't
Speaker 2: his policies. We know it wasn't because he was such
Speaker 2: a great speaker, or he you know, he stood for
Speaker 2: your values or anything like that. No, let's just be honest.
Speaker 2: You voted for Biden because you hated Trump and you're
Speaker 2: and that's probably what's going to happen again. If it's
Speaker 2: a tight knit or if it's a close race or whatever,
Speaker 2: and we have to have an extra month to count
Speaker 2: all the ballots because of the fucking race is so close,
Speaker 2: the reason will be it's Trump or it's not Trump.
Speaker 2: Those are your options. Yeah, that's really all they're running on.
Speaker 4: And to be fair, whenever we were talking about if
Speaker 4: Killery would have gotten the nomination, I would have voted
Speaker 4: for literally a pet rock over Killery.
Speaker 3: And I still would do that to this day.
Speaker 4: There are people on the other side of that that
Speaker 4: say they would vote for the literal pet rock before
Speaker 4: they vote for Donald Trump. And you know what those
Speaker 4: people are the ones that will read everything on Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris's website and believe it full tilt. Like you said,
Speaker 4: no research, no independent thought. You could see like I
Speaker 4: said with that guy with the weird, crazy haircut, because
Speaker 4: I guess that's a vibe for a certain general of humans.
Speaker 4: They don't see. There's no spark of intelligence. There's no
Speaker 4: you know how you can see like in a child
Speaker 4: who's in a classroom setting.
Speaker 3: They're learning.
Speaker 4: You see the gears turning right, you see that spark
Speaker 4: in their eyes like's they're in the zone. They're learning information,
Speaker 4: their brain is functioning. It's beautiful to behold when it's
Speaker 4: really happening and real learning is occurring. But then you
Speaker 4: see these types, these people on that side of the aisle,
Speaker 4: there is none of that it's dull.
Speaker 3: It's very drone like.
Speaker 4: It's very almost zombie esque, if you will, no independent thought,
Speaker 4: No free will as far as maybe free will as
Speaker 4: far as their self pleasure, sure, but no free will
Speaker 4: as far as like willingly doing something. All of them
Speaker 4: have the degrees and things that they can't use and
Speaker 4: then blame that on the society for why they can't
Speaker 4: get a job doing anything other than working at Starbucks.
Speaker 3: With a liberal arts degree.
Speaker 4: It's those people, right, Or this one chick with a
Speaker 4: master's and lesbian dance theory but somehow doesn't understand why
Speaker 4: she's not making two hundred thousand dollars with her quote
Speaker 4: unquote credentials. It's like, what you know, these people, you
Speaker 4: can tell they've given up. I'm sure there's a soul
Speaker 4: somewhere deep down in there, but it's like so covered
Speaker 4: up with just trash and ilk that they've just let
Speaker 4: their brains absorb and just rot into this thing.
Speaker 3: Like, ah, it blows my mind.
Speaker 4: Like people don't even wake up to see how bad
Speaker 4: they're being brainwashed, and they feel virtuous in their brainwashing.
Speaker 4: How brainwashed they are is how they see themselves as
Speaker 4: a good and virtuous and morally high grounded person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not for the brainwashed zombies out there that
Speaker 2: can't think on their own or do any kind of
Speaker 2: research on their own or whatever. So yeah, we kind
Speaker 2: of just wanted y'all to be a little bit more
Speaker 2: informed and give you the actual real shit that's going
Speaker 2: on here, because what she's spouting, it ain't it. It
Speaker 2: just ain't. So anyway, Yeah, we hope you hope you
Speaker 2: learned a little something on this episode, Jacob, do you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: My god, I it's not like this is necessarily new information.
Speaker 3: It's talking.
Speaker 4: My vote was changed tonight, I'll be honest with you, but.
Speaker 3: Man, this was a bit of an eye opener. I
Speaker 3: knew that she was saying some wild shit.
Speaker 2: But like, bro, yeah, she'd be off for Rocker anyway, Jacob,
Speaker 2: how about some knife hands up in here.
Speaker 4: Dude, If you haven't, dear cult members, please at this
Speaker 4: time head the five stars hit the share the likesns
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Speaker 4: the friends of family shrifes everywhere, especially this episode. We
Speaker 4: are getting closer and closer to election time. Shared this around.
Speaker 4: Let everybody hear for themselves. Stir the pot let them
Speaker 4: do their own research, share this, and let this be
Speaker 4: that conversation starter.
Speaker 3: Here's the deal.
Speaker 4: The more activity that all of the algorithms he across
Speaker 4: all of our listening platforms, the more we get promoted
Speaker 4: to more potential listeners who could then become potential cult
Speaker 4: members like the rest of you. Finallys and gentlemen, we
Speaker 4: thank you for everybody who's already gone and done so.
Speaker 2: And with that being said, this was another beautiful episode
Speaker 2: of the Cult of Conspiracy. And my name's Jonathan Jack
Speaker 2: and there's one very important, extremely vital piece of information
Speaker 2: we need you to learn just as soon as humanly possible.
Speaker 1: No better off that fire Lit speaks