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Speaker 1: SI, there is only one explanation for what's going on
Speaker 1: in America today, and I'm going to tell you by
Speaker 1: the way, our founders knew all about it. They had
Speaker 1: the foresight. Also, why I'm tired of hearing about the
Speaker 1: humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Speaker 1: It is the crowd Cast. I am Correl so very
Speaker 1: glad you are joining me at my little desk. My
Speaker 1: back has decided that I must sit down, so I'm
Speaker 1: sitting down. But hey, look, we got a little desk
Speaker 1: in my little microphone here, and we just look like
Speaker 1: a regular old talk show, now, don't we. I like
Speaker 1: standing up doing the show. David Hall once told me
Speaker 1: I should always stand up to do the show. But
Speaker 1: my back is really problematic right now. In fact, if
Speaker 1: there's a day or two or three over the next
Speaker 1: week or two that I'm not here, it will because
Speaker 1: I'm probably in the hospital having back surgery. So we'll see.
Speaker 1: But there's a lot to talk about today, and I
Speaker 1: feel kind of like a late night talk show host
Speaker 1: now sitting at this and for my next guest, But
Speaker 1: so I do I feel like Don Lemon? So anyway,
Speaker 1: we got a lot to talk about today, and I
Speaker 1: don't know if I want to start with the thing
Speaker 1: that I'm pissed off at or if I want to
Speaker 1: start with the thing that I'm really that really intrigued me.
Speaker 1: Last night, on a phone call with my friend DJ Valentino,
Speaker 1: Rose heard Fridays on TikTok at seven o'clock and I
Speaker 1: was so engaged with the topic in the phone call,
Speaker 1: I thought you know what, this has to go on
Speaker 1: my show, and so that does today's show. So let's
Speaker 1: start with what I'm angry at this morning. On the
Speaker 1: BBC and basically every other news channel, people are now
Speaker 1: literally dying in mass en mass of starvation in Gaza,
Speaker 1: and I'm furious about that. And this goes back again
Speaker 1: to the conversation I had last night with Steven with
Speaker 1: DJ Valentino where I told him about the Mandela quote
Speaker 1: that moved me. One of the most powerful quotes I
Speaker 1: have ever heard in my life ever, is from Nelson
Speaker 1: Mandela when he said poverty is man made. And if
Speaker 1: you extrapolate that out, basically everything is man made. We
Speaker 1: created all of these systems, and so poverty is man
Speaker 1: made and man can solve it and could solve it tomorrow,
Speaker 1: like homelessness is man made and we could solve it tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And basically income inequality is man made. Starvation is man made.
Speaker 1: This is all our doing, and we could undo it
Speaker 1: in a moment's notice. We really could. And so that's
Speaker 1: that's one of the things that bothers me most about
Speaker 1: our society. We act like so many things are just
Speaker 1: out of our hands that it's divine intervention. It's you know,
Speaker 1: and I don't mean the drag queen. So poverty is
Speaker 1: man made and what's going on in Gaza right now
Speaker 1: is a man made crisis. There's no great laws saying
Speaker 1: that these people must starve. Netan Yahoo is trying to
Speaker 1: commit genocide completely. If he can't blow them all up,
Speaker 1: then he'll starve them to death. It's cruel and it's inhumane.
Speaker 1: And why European nations and the United States don't simply
Speaker 1: tell net and Yahoo we are sending aid through. If
Speaker 1: you get in our way, we are going to blow
Speaker 1: the crap out of you. You hurt us Israel. We
Speaker 1: are sending food into Gaza. If you get in our way,
Speaker 1: we will blow you up. Now, that's pretty simple. Where's
Speaker 1: all my chatters today? By the way, YouTube dot com
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Speaker 1: Where are you chatters? I miss you when you're not there.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe I'm not logged in. Maybe that's it. So
Speaker 1: the fact that nations could simply tell Israel, no, we're
Speaker 1: not letting you starve people. We're bringing food in period,
Speaker 1: end of story, and if you try to stop us,
Speaker 1: we will consider it an active aggression and will treat
Speaker 1: you accordingly. We need an American president that's going to say,
Speaker 1: we are not going to let these people starve. If
Speaker 1: you don't let us deliver food, we're cutting off every
Speaker 1: bit of four or an aid to your country. We
Speaker 1: will not sell you any more weapons, we will not
Speaker 1: give you any more money, period, and a story. Why
Speaker 1: don't we do that? People are dying? And why don't
Speaker 1: more people care? You know that that's the biggest thing
Speaker 1: for me. Why don't more people care that these Palestinians,
Speaker 1: these gosins as I call them, because there is no Palestine,
Speaker 1: why don't they care? Can can you tell me? Can
Speaker 1: you tell me why no one is standing up to
Speaker 1: Israel and telling Israel we are not going to let
Speaker 1: you systematically get rid of every person in the Gaza
Speaker 1: strip through starvation. Can you tell me? Because it's beyond me,
Speaker 1: it's cruel, it's inhumane. The UN has denounced it, the
Speaker 1: World Health Organization has denounced it. So even if the
Speaker 1: United States doesn't lead the way, why isn't France, Why
Speaker 1: isn't England? Why isn't somebody leading the way to feed
Speaker 1: these people? This is twenty twenty five and we have
Speaker 1: thousands of people now passing away from starvation when food
Speaker 1: is one hundred miles away. They're caged animals and we're
Speaker 1: not feeding them. You wouldn't treat a dog. Most people
Speaker 1: wouldn't treat a dog the way that Israel is treating
Speaker 1: the Palestinians. It is illegal to cage an animal in
Speaker 1: and not feed it. That's illegal. So why are we
Speaker 1: allowing this? Is Trump? So up and yeah, Net, and
Speaker 1: you who's Net? And Yahoo's wahoo, We're not why are
Speaker 1: we We're not afraid of Israel. We're not afraid of
Speaker 1: them attacking us. We're not afraid of them, you know.
Speaker 1: So why what Unless it's that we really want the
Speaker 1: Palestinians to die, unless it's that all of Europe and
Speaker 1: the United States truly do not want the Palestinians to live,
Speaker 1: that has to be it. It has to be that
Speaker 1: we simply want them to die so we can take
Speaker 1: that land and turn it into the riviera, as Trump
Speaker 1: has said. Otherwise, why aren't we demanding telling Israel not
Speaker 1: asking permission? You know, And we're not. We don't need
Speaker 1: to ask Israel's permission to feed starving people who died
Speaker 1: and left them. God, why are we letting people starve
Speaker 1: just because Israel wants us to? This is the most humane,
Speaker 1: inhumane chapter of human history that I've lived, knowingly letting
Speaker 1: people starve to death because Israel wants them to. Oh okay, yeah, yep.
Speaker 1: Well they's Sandy and Rachel and Kennedy and Phineas and
Speaker 1: my chatters. Do you like my desks? Do you like
Speaker 1: my little setup here? Do you like my new little career.
Speaker 1: I think it looks great. Actually, I might just keep
Speaker 1: it even after I even after my damn back if
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Speaker 1: green from around me. I'm glowing green a little bit.
Speaker 1: But outside of that, I like it. I like it
Speaker 1: a lot, all right. So that's my first thing that
Speaker 1: I'm angry at today, that it appears the world is
Speaker 1: acting like Israel is some divine power that can't be
Speaker 1: told what to do, and so letting them starve people
Speaker 1: is okay. It's not okay, it's not okay. We should
Speaker 1: tell them we're going in, we're feeding these people, you're
Speaker 1: getting out of our way, or we're going to bomb
Speaker 1: the hell out of you. It's that simple. If the
Speaker 1: Israelis don't have enough compassion, and boy are they losing
Speaker 1: favor in the world, then they should And why don't
Speaker 1: I hear more Jews speaking out about starving the gossm Oh, well,
Speaker 1: if they give us back our prisoners, so you're okay
Speaker 1: with them starving to death? What a cruel? What a
Speaker 1: cruel people that do this? Cast Israel has become a
Speaker 1: cruel mate and the dudes a cruel people. They're letting
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Speaker 1: So I made a bad generalization just then about the
Speaker 1: Jews must be bad people. From now there are many
Speaker 1: Jews speaking out about the starvation of the Palestinians, and
Speaker 1: I apologize to my Jewish listeners who do speak out
Speaker 1: and are not down with net and Yahoo and the
Speaker 1: country of Israel allowing the Gosens to starve. So I apologize.
Speaker 1: And if you are Jewish and you are as upset
Speaker 1: as I am about the Palestinians starving to death for
Speaker 1: no reason. They could air drop food today, but Israel
Speaker 1: won't let us. You know what, we should just go
Speaker 1: and do it. And if they fire upon us, fire back.
Speaker 1: I mean we act like Israel could in some way
Speaker 1: hurt us. They couldn't. France, England acts like Israel in
Speaker 1: some way could harm them. They can't. So why they
Speaker 1: don't just say, look, we're going to bring this food in.
Speaker 1: If you fire upon us, we will retaliate. I don't
Speaker 1: under you know, it's someone's got to be making money
Speaker 1: from the starving of the Palestinians. Somewhere. Somebody has to
Speaker 1: be benefiting, because anything in this world, and everything in
Speaker 1: this world is only done because someone benefits from it.
Speaker 1: So someone must benefit from starving the Palestinians, and that's
Speaker 1: someone I think is Benjamin Netanyahu. So there we have it,
Speaker 1: all right, Corella. As I told you, nearly eighty percent
Speaker 1: of the Israeli people want this to end, and we
Speaker 1: are devastated and we are ashamed, but we feel powerless.
Speaker 1: You're right, I fully believe that I believe most people
Speaker 1: in Israel right now want this to end and don't
Speaker 1: want the Palestinian starving. I think it's the government. Just
Speaker 1: like here, we can't control Donald Trump, and the Israelis
Speaker 1: can't seem to control Benjamin Nettan Yahoo. We have three
Speaker 1: out of control people in the world right now. We
Speaker 1: have Vladimir Putin, we have Benjamin Nettan Yahoo, and we
Speaker 1: have Donald Trump. And the ironic thing is is that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said when he got into office he would
Speaker 1: take care of those two. He hasn't. Now. Speaking of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump getting into office, last night, in my conversation
Speaker 1: with Steve, I said, you know, we have to remember
Speaker 1: the United States was not started by the best and
Speaker 1: the brightest. That many of the people that came to
Speaker 1: the colonies were religious zealots and people that simply were
Speaker 1: too extreme for the countries that they lived in, and
Speaker 1: so they were sent here. And not only that, but
Speaker 1: we had great wisdom in our founding fathers, and that
Speaker 1: wisdom was that they didn't know at all, but they
Speaker 1: did know the basics because of what they had lived
Speaker 1: through in terms of separating from King George, and I
Speaker 1: reminded Steve about Thomas Jefferson, who is my favorite founding father.
Speaker 1: I want to go to Monticello one day because Jefferson, truly,
Speaker 1: with all of his flaws, is one of my favorite
Speaker 1: founding fathers. And the founders when they were starting the country,
Speaker 1: they did not want everyone to vote. And you might
Speaker 1: think because they were racist. No, well they were racist,
Speaker 1: but they wanted only educated voters, okay, And they assumed
Speaker 1: that white land owning men would have some degree of education.
Speaker 1: So that's why when they were writing the Constitution and
Speaker 1: the Declaration and all that, that's why white land owning
Speaker 1: men were the ones they wanted to vote. Not because
Speaker 1: they liked white people more, not because they liked landowners more,
Speaker 1: but because they assumed that they would be educated. Now,
Speaker 1: there's a great article I found by Marizio Valsani about
Speaker 1: how America's founders believed civic education and historical knowledge would
Speaker 1: prevent tyranny and foster democracy. Prevent tyranny and foster democracy.
Speaker 1: So Jefferson himself said that there is no democracy without education.
Speaker 1: Another French philosopher who lived up until seventeen fifty five
Speaker 1: but was here in the United States, Baron Montess, Thank you,
Speaker 1: he again advocated for the creation of governments for the
Speaker 1: people and with the people, but he said that the
Speaker 1: uneducated would irredeemably act through passion. Consequently, they ought to
Speaker 1: be directed by those of higher rank and restrained within bounds.
Speaker 1: Our founders knew we had to be educated. Thomas Jefferson
Speaker 1: said that a government by citizens in mass acting directly
Speaker 1: and personally according to the rules established by the majority.
Speaker 1: And he said, look, I disagree with George Washington on
Speaker 1: one thing, and one thing only, is that I have
Speaker 1: more confidence than he does in the natural integrity and
Speaker 1: discretion of the people. In other words, Jefferson felt, no
Speaker 1: everybody should be able to vote, but they all should
Speaker 1: meet their civic duty of becoming educated. Jefferson assumed that
Speaker 1: people would want to be educated. Washington wasn't so hopeful.
Speaker 1: He thought there should be some kind of test or
Speaker 1: some kind of something before you voted. They both believed
Speaker 1: in national universities. Their minds must be improved to a
Speaker 1: certain degree, said Jefferson. So while the people are potentially
Speaker 1: the safe depositories for a democratic nation, in reality they
Speaker 1: should go through a training process. He said, we must
Speaker 1: illuminate as far as practical the minds of the people
Speaker 1: at large and give them knowledge of the facts which
Speaker 1: history exhibits. In other words, they need to know their history.
Speaker 1: We need to educate and inform the whole mass of
Speaker 1: the people. He kept repeating it always. This was his mantra.
Speaker 1: Our liberty can never be safe but in the hands
Speaker 1: of the people themselves, and that too, of the people
Speaker 1: with a certain degree of instruction. Our liberty can never
Speaker 1: be safe unless it is in the hands of the people,
Speaker 1: and the people are educated. Wherever the people are well informed,
Speaker 1: wrote Jefferson, they can be trusted with their own government,
Speaker 1: implying if the people are not well informed, they cannot
Speaker 1: be trusted with their own government. Benjamin Russia, Philadelphia doctor.
Speaker 1: He addressed the United States on the need for a
Speaker 1: national university which taught history, the law of nature and nations,
Speaker 1: civil law, municipal laws of our country, and the principles
Speaker 1: of commerce taught by competent professors. George Washington addressed the
Speaker 1: same idea in his farewell speech to the Nation and
Speaker 1: to the Senate. We wish to awaken Congress to the
Speaker 1: desirableness of a national university and a military academy whose
Speaker 1: wings would span over as many citizens as possible, because
Speaker 1: he said, the more homogeneous our citizens can be made,
Speaker 1: the greater will the prospect of a permanent union. The
Speaker 1: more homogeneous, the more like one, the more many things
Speaker 1: blended into one that our nation can become, the greater
Speaker 1: our prospect of a permanent union. Are you hearing what
Speaker 1: I'm hearing? Are you hearing that our founders really believe
Speaker 1: that we all had a responsibility to be well informed,
Speaker 1: and that information, that knowledge was the most important bed
Speaker 1: rock of a democracy, that an educated electricist and an
Speaker 1: educated popas was tantamat to the survival of the democracy.
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Speaker 1: During the break, I was checking the chatroom at YouTube
Speaker 1: dot com, Forward slash, Lykrell and No, Rachel. I don't
Speaker 1: assume that all Americans are maga, Nor do I assume
Speaker 1: that all Israelis hate Palestinians. I do not. I'm simply
Speaker 1: saying Israel is preventing the world from feeding the Palestinians,
Speaker 1: and Israel is not feeding them themselves. Now, those are facts.
Speaker 1: No matter how badly most Israelis want to end the war,
Speaker 1: and no matter how badly most Israelis don't want to
Speaker 1: starve the Palestinians. It's precisely what they're doing, just like
Speaker 1: no matter how we want to say that not all
Speaker 1: Americans are MAGA. MAGA is controlling everything from our government,
Speaker 1: to our media corporations, to regular corporations, public policy. Everything
Speaker 1: is being controlled by MAGA. So if we're not all maga,
Speaker 1: how is that happening? And if most Israelis don't take Palestinians,
Speaker 1: how are they starving them? You'll say, well, we're powerless
Speaker 1: against our leaders. To go back to what I was
Speaker 1: talking about, we are in this situation because most of Americans,
Speaker 1: I mean, we just got to fess up. We don't
Speaker 1: value education in this country. We don't value educated people.
Speaker 1: We don't value education. We are doing everything we can
Speaker 1: to dumb Americans down, to shorten their attention spans, to
Speaker 1: stop critical thinking in its tracks, to make everything a SoundBite,
Speaker 1: and everything play to the emotions and not to the intellect.
Speaker 1: We literally have a president that his stated goal is
Speaker 1: to dismantle the Department of Education, and the courts just
Speaker 1: gave him approval. We are an ignorant nation and becoming
Speaker 1: more and more so. Young people today are more ignorant
Speaker 1: than ever. They do not have the life skills to survive,
Speaker 1: and subsequently they're not And here we are. We have
Speaker 1: defunded education. Instead of having the best schools, the most
Speaker 1: modern schools in the world, that teach the most well
Speaker 1: rounded curriculum that there is, we have the worst schools
Speaker 1: in the world. We have defunded. We have teachers that
Speaker 1: are exhausted. We have teachers that have to give their
Speaker 1: own money just for school supply for their students. We
Speaker 1: have students in sixth grade that can't read and they
Speaker 1: cannot write. No one writes essays anymore, no one writes
Speaker 1: long form papers anymore, No one writes novels, no one
Speaker 1: reads novels. We have purposely dumbed down this country and
Speaker 1: this is where we are. And our founders said that
Speaker 1: we will lose our democratic republic if we are not educated.
Speaker 1: The masses know nothing about civics. They know nothing about
Speaker 1: civic law, they know nothing about finance, foreign affairs. They
Speaker 1: know nothing about this, and they don't want to Our
Speaker 1: newscasters because the founders felt that the dissemination of information
Speaker 1: was one of the most important things in our country.
Speaker 1: Our newscasters are not learned individuals. There are no more
Speaker 1: Edward R. Murrows or Walter Cronkite's outside of Rachel Maddow,
Speaker 1: who is a Rhodes scholar. That's about it. We actually
Speaker 1: revel in our stupidity. Our television programs celebrate stupidity. Everything
Speaker 1: in our culture celebrates consumerism and stupidity. And that's why
Speaker 1: we're losing our democracy. Because you're not an idiot. If
Speaker 1: you're listening to me, you're not an idiot. You're educator.
Speaker 1: I know, I have the stats. You're educated. You either
Speaker 1: went through some college or have a college degree. You're
Speaker 1: obviously critical thinkers. We're the minority. That's what this election
Speaker 1: cost us, or taught us that educated people in America
Speaker 1: are the minority, and that includes our young people. Look
Speaker 1: at all the young people now gravitating towards religion and maga.
Speaker 1: Only idiots gravitate towards fairy tales and maga. That's it period.
Speaker 1: Educated people do not believe in guys with white Beard
Speaker 1: sitting on a throne in the sky. Critical thinkers do
Speaker 1: not join maga. So our founders told us that democracy
Speaker 1: could only be safe, that it could only flourish if
Speaker 1: the people were educated and informed about their history about policies.
Speaker 1: And now we're just the opposite. We revel in our stupidity.
Speaker 1: We are now turning our brain over to AI. Let
Speaker 1: AI think for us, Let it write for us, Let
Speaker 1: it come up with ideas for us, Let it do
Speaker 1: everything for us. We don't value education, we don't value intellect.
Speaker 1: We actually make fun of people who are very smart,
Speaker 1: and we don't reward them. There's very few super intelligent
Speaker 1: rich people. We don't reward people for being super intelligent.
Speaker 1: It's very sad. It is very very sad. You know.
Speaker 1: Today on social media, I saw an Indianapolis church allow
Speaker 1: a minister to say that gays should shoot themselves in
Speaker 1: the head because they are an abomination and they should
Speaker 1: all die or be killed by the government. Not in
Speaker 1: sixteen forty July twenty third, twenty twenty five, from an
Speaker 1: Indianapolis church, a preacher stood on the pulpit and said
Speaker 1: gays should have the back of their head blown off, yes,
Speaker 1: and that we should do it ourselves. We should commit
Speaker 1: suicide because we are abominations. Now, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: go into how children could be listening. I'm not. I
Speaker 1: am just going to say that for those of you
Speaker 1: that wonder why we still need gay pride events, for
Speaker 1: those of you that wonder why we still are vocal
Speaker 1: and why we still say we need to do so
Speaker 1: much more. This is why you could not stand on
Speaker 1: a pulpit and say that about any other group of people,
Speaker 1: but he can say it about gays. This guy one
Speaker 1: of those brothers, the fighters. What's his name, there's two brothers.
Speaker 1: They're huge Internet to say Logan Paul that the boxer one.
Speaker 1: I think it's Jake Paul or whatever his name is.
Speaker 1: He is on social media right now getting all kinds
Speaker 1: of props because he said there is three genders male, female,
Speaker 1: and mentally ill, and everybody's agreeing with him. So if
Speaker 1: you wonder why as gay people, and why as a
Speaker 1: gay person I still talk about gay issues and still
Speaker 1: push and still make it a central issue, that's why.
Speaker 1: That's why. Because when you feed that problem to the
Speaker 1: ignorant nation that I just told you about, they're going
Speaker 1: to act on it because they're ignorant. How do we
Speaker 1: solve the crisis mass re education? Will anyone do it? No?
Speaker 1: We need much bigger standards for our media. We need
Speaker 1: better standards for our schools. I'm actually afraid America is
Speaker 1: lost because we won't educate ourselves. That's the sole reason.
Speaker 1: Because we will not educate the uneducated. MAGA doesn't want
Speaker 1: an education. I don't want to be smart. They like
Speaker 1: very ignor and that's why we're where we're at. I
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