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And I thank you for keeping it tuned here to Chosen Generation Radio. Well, I'm very pleased to welcome my next guest to the program. He is a longtime and well-respected commentator, political commentator.

He is also a negotiations expert and a bestselling author of 10 books, including the new book, The War on Whites. I want to welcome Ed Brodow. Ed Brodow, correct? Oh, it's Brodow. Brodow. I said it right the first time. You know, there's a site. I found a site on the internet that says, how do you pronounce Brodow?

And they pronounce it incorrectly. But it's Brodow, like Frodo. Got it. Got it. Excellent. Excellent.

Well, I'm going to just stick with Ed. Is that okay? That works. All right. Excellent. Excellent. Well, Ed, welcome to the program. Thanks for being with me today.

It's always a pleasure. So let's talk about this particular topic. I mean, it's interesting because here we have a couple of white guys talking about a war on whites and the political left is going nuts. The politically correct would be calling us all kinds of horrific names. But your goal is to debunk all of that.

That's exactly right. Debunk it and make people aware of it. And the reason people should read The War on Whites, the biggest reason is that the media won't report on what's going on. They don't tell us that there's an inquisition against white people. But it's quite obvious everywhere you look in the society that white people are being demonized and suppressed. And it's really, you know, the interesting thing is people, we normally think of racism as being whites being racist against blacks.

But now the tables have been turned. Now whites are being bullied racially. Whites are demonized. And I've become a defender of white people.

I never thought, you know, 20 years ago, I never believed I would say this. But in the current environment, we have to defend white people. White people have done some wonderful things in this country and they don't deserve the reputation that the left is trying to inflict on us. They have this thing called critical race theory, which says that all white people are racists, oppressors, all of us, we're oppressors, and all black people are helpless victims. So the War on Whites is not only bad for whites, it's bad for blacks, because it forces them or attempts to force them into a position of saying, I'm a helpless victim, I can't control my own life.

That's a terrible thing to lay on somebody. So this whole War on Whites is insidious from top to bottom. Well, and it stirs up anger and animosity, you know, as well. I mean, you're teaching children that they should judge predicated on the color of skin, and that they should literally hate predicated on the color of skin. And I don't understand how they can do that. And really get away with it, Ed.

Well, that's the amazing thing. The left has taken over the educational system. And not only are these kids being told to hate based on color, the white kids are being told to hate themselves. You have four and five and six year old kids coming home and telling their parents, the teacher told me that I'm a flawed person, that I'm evil because I'm white. And then the kids are crying. What a terrible thing to do.

This is happening all over the country. Now, you know, the other argument that they say is they say, well, you know, but yeah, but this is what, you know, was done. Every black child was told 100 years ago, however many years ago it was, that they were all bad.

So it's just, we're just making it equal. Well, this is the fallacy with a lot of the thinking that says, you know, that white people are evil. You don't correct one wrong by creating another wrong.

You don't eliminate racism by having more racism. And what these people fail to recognize is the tremendous changes that have taken place in the last 60 years. So maybe, you know, in 1950, you could say that we have systemic racism against black people, but you can't say that today. The Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964. We've had immense changes. And in my book, The War on Whites, I deliberately quote leading black thinkers like Thomas Sowell, Bob Woodson.

They all say the same thing. And that is that there is no such thing anymore as systemic racism in this country. And white privilege, it's all, things are different now.

And the people who are saying that it still exists are simply, either they're lying or they're in ignorance of what has taken place in the last 60 years. And they're also, you know, I'm of Italian descent. And when my relatives came over to Eureka, Nevada, they came over as indentured servants, because they had to pay off the fare that was paid for them to come over.

And they worked in the coal mines in Eureka to have to pay that debt off. And there were conclaves of Italians and Irish and Scot. I mean, every nationality, to a degree, had to kind of come together initially to kind of carve out their own space in America. Go ahead. I'm sorry.

No, you go ahead, please. The history of Italians in this country, they were discriminated against, and there were lynchings of Italians. And people thought Italians were the lowest of the low. And same thing happened with the Irish.

Look at the movie Gangs of New York. You can see what happened to the Irish when they first came here. And the Jews and the Hispanics. So people who think that blacks are the only ones who've been discriminated against, they're missing the whole, the big picture. Everybody has had a history of discrimination. But it's in the past. Slavery was in the past. It's 150, 160 years ago. That's ancient history. We have to deal with what we have today.

And today, in 2023, we have a very different country. You see that everywhere. You just turn on the TV and you see all the blacks that are featured on TV commercials.

You never saw that before. It's one indication of how the country has done everything possible to bring minorities into the fold. And I say that white people did this. White people enacted the civil rights legislation. They didn't have to do that, but it was the right thing to do.

And they did it. And what are they getting in return? Contempt, intolerance, anger. It's not fair. No, I agree. I mean, I agree. But at its root, the goal here, we kind of talked about it before we came on the air, is it's about dividing us, right?

I mean, it really is about trying to pit one against the other. And there's one particular group that has consistently kind of pushed this agenda, it seems to me. And that group, they're called Democrats. The Democratic Party has been pushing this agenda.

And it's really kind of sick, you know, it's sick. The idea that all whites are evil, what they want to do with the left, the extreme left wants to eradicate everything that white people have done. And that means Western civilization. It means all the medical advances.

It means Shakespeare. They want to eliminate all of that. And I believe that the intention or the goal of the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party is to replace our republic with a totalitarian state run by the deep state, the unelected bureaucrats in the government.

That's what they really want. And one of the ways they're trying to achieve that is by demonizing the majority white population. Well, and the sad part about that, you know, is that they have been able to continue. A friend of mine who recently passed, Bishop George Dallas McKinney, wrote a book called The New Slave Masters, where he talked about, you know, yes, you had the Civil Rights Act that was passed. But along with it, you had Lyndon Johnson's Great Society and the welfare program. And the welfare program was essentially an effort to try to enslave people once again.

And they've been pretty successful with it. I talk about this to a great extent in the war on whites, how the Democratic Party's welfare system has had a tremendously awful effect on the black community, destroyed the black family, and tried the intention, as you say, is to make blacks dependent on the government. The implication is that blacks are not smart enough or strong enough to make it on their own and they need the help of the government. Well, that's a racist attitude right there. And it puts black people in this what I call the victim mentality.

If we want to really do something about poverty in this country, what we should be aiming to do is indoctrinate black people in the idea that they are strong enough to take responsibility and take responsibility for all of the things in their community that they're not happy with instead of blaming whites or anybody else. You know, there's something else, too, that I think, you know, when we talk about the Democratic Party or the Democrat Party and that whole situation is, and I know we, you know, 1950, we could say that there was a systemic racism to a form. But let's not forget that the Republican Party started in 1854 with the sole purpose of abolishing slavery and with the purpose of allowing black Americans to vote.

I mean, that was a big chunk of what the Republican Party began and its genesis. So for 100 years before 1950, right, you had white people who were fighting and dying so that black people had the right to be free and vote. And the black family had benefited from that going into the 1960s with moms, dads and kids and the most intact families in the country. You know, one of the things I have to be very careful of, when I wrote The War on Whites, I wanted to be sure that people didn't get the idea that I'm anti-black. Because when I'm defending white people, that doesn't mean I'm attacking anybody else. But white people need to be defended right now.

And as I said, it's to the benefit of blacks and Hispanics and other minorities that we stop demonizing whites, because everybody has to take responsibility for themselves. Everybody has to say, you know, I am I am a powerful human being, regardless of my skin color. And that goes back to Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King, this is the biggest social development of the 20th century. Martin Luther King said, we've got to stop judging people based on their skin color.

We have to judge people based on the content of their character. So he's talking about equality, talking about a colorblind society. Well, the left today says, no, we reject the idea of a colorblind society.

That's racist. Now, their logic is completely upside down. But they have a lot of people convinced of this largely because the media has come on board. The media today is in the pocket of the Democratic Party.

And if you watch MSNBC or CNN or read The New York Times or The Washington Post, you're getting nonstop this leftist ideology. And people need to be told the truth. I'll give you an example.

I was taking a walk recently. I met my neighbor on the street and started talking about the election, the last presidential election. And she said she hates Donald Trump. I said, why? And she said, because he lies. He lies. And I said, well, what about Joe Biden? Doesn't he lie?

Oh, no. I said, what about all the evidence of his corruption? Well, she said, that's a lie. I listened to CNN and MSNBC and they told me that that's a lie. Now, she is typical, I believe, of millions of Americans who've been brainwashed to believe lies about what's taking place. Joe Biden, the plagiarizer.

He never lies. No, but see, this is this is the real danger. The left and by the way, I believe they're a minority in this country, but they have managed to take over the influence centers. They've taken over the media. They've taken over academia, Hollywood. And now corporations, a big tech, taken over by this leftist mentality that says that all white people are oppressors and somebody has to push back. And my contribution to this whole thing is that I write books attempting to inform people of what's really going on.

And people need to read the War on Whites to understand how insidious this whole thing is. And one of the big examples I give in the book, I talk about these diversity trainings. Everything today is DEI diversity.

Right. Equity and inclusion. Yeah, that's a big lie.

That's a big lie. Diversity is another way of saying let's have fewer white people around. But what I point out in the book, corporate all just about every corporation and government agency has what they call diversity training that is imposed upon its employees. Right. These diversity trainings do is they tell white employees and I'm not making this up by the way.

It's all it's all cited referenced in my book. They tell white people you have to undo your whiteness. Coca-Cola told its employees to be less white.

Now what the hell does that mean? And think about this. Suppose Coca-Cola told its black employees to undo their blackness, be less black.

There would be riots going on for weeks. But white people put up with this. And this is the amazing thing. We have millions of white people who have come to a position where they don't like themselves. They don't like white people. They like white people.

Well, it's like they believe that they are somehow guilty. And this is why, and I'll be honest with you, this is why when we get into the conversations and that's why I was saying when you were saying, yeah, there was this systemic racism. But you got to go all the way back even to our founding and recognize the contributions of blacks in the American Revolution. Recognize that that yes, you had a racist but but you know, the people in the south, and I'm not I'm not arguing that that that they didn't mistreat people.

I'm not saying that. But they did not see this as as as a as a race issue in many instances. This was just this was commerce. This was commerce. This was cheap labor. And that's what they saw it as and it's it's sad how human life was devalued.

It's terrible. But we devalue human life today. Yeah, I had a very interesting luncheon with a book editor from a major New York publishing house that was publishing one of my books. And she was a black lady. And she said, you know, the people who founded this country, they didn't believe in inequality. They didn't believe.

And I tried to argue, very difficult to argue that. I believe that they did that they understood very clearly. And it says in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution that all men are created equal. The problem at that time, there were political considerations on the blacks.

The southern states would have succeeded if they had tried to push this at that time. But eventually, you know, we had the Civil War and this is what I love about this country. It's not perfect, but it corrects itself as we go along.

It keeps correcting. And I believe that the the essential the essence of what is America is that everybody is equal, that that that skin color does not determine your destiny. And this is becoming we're kind of catching up with that now. It's taken a while, but we're getting there. As I say, the country is not perfect. But give me another country that's better. We're the best country in the world. We are the least racist country in the world.

And much of that is the doing of white people, and they need to be given credit for it. Well, in order to create a more perfect union. I mean, that that phrase kind of sums up that the that the founders recognized that that they didn't have a perfected union, that there were issues that there were flaws that there were disagreements, like I say, there there was a devaluation of certain people's lives. They were they were devalued and and and there was a an argument and if I if I understand my history correctly, we came we were one vote short of abolishing and not including slavery at the very onset of the acceptance of our Constitution in 1789. Well, as I said, it was it was a political expediency. If they had attempted to go full bore with that they would have lost the country we never would have we wouldn't have a country or we would have two countries. Yeah, we have the north and the south. But they were practical about it.

And I said, Okay, we'll we'll hold off on this one. Well, it eventually caught up with us. Well, and and and and again, you know, the Civil War created that the Emancipation Proclamation, but you know, we forget also that there were there were a number of free black Americans in the north, that the north was working very hard. There were a number of people in the north, the Underground Railroad. Those are I mean, the majority of people who were engaged in that were white. Yeah, the thing that I find really quite incredible is you have to you have to look at it in historical context.

The country was formed in the 18th century. We're talking about a whole different mindset in the world. And the men who got together and created the Constitution and created our country were geniuses. These guys were forward thinking geniuses. It's amazing that they were able at that time and the 1780s to come up with the notions that they did is really incredible.

Really incredible. Well, and and to your point, you know, when you look at the landscape at that point in time, there was slavery everywhere. I mean, you know, if you talked to, to a Scottish person in that day and age, that they they would tell you that that they felt as though England was enslaving Scotland.

Right. Slavery has been a part and parcel of human existence forever. It's not something that was created in the United States. So as I say, you have to look at the historical perspective.

But the beauty of it is it's now ancient history. And a lot of the racial people like Reverend Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, they want to bring all that stuff up and and say, look, you know, we have racism, we have we have slavery and it's an ancient history. Well, when you add in and when you look at it in context of okay, you know, here in America, you know, we don't have that now you can get into arguments about, you know, how the government enslaves us through taxes and things, but that's everybody. But when you talk about the rest of the world, there are more slaves now than there have ever been in history, but not in the United States of America. The United States of America has been the country that has been pushing back against the slavery that is happening around the world, at least in in in in the light that this is this has been, you know, our moral high ground.

Yeah, and the point the point of the war on whites is they're trying to turn it around now against white people, and in a sense, enslave white people to this notion that white people are evil. Yeah, this is really crazy. It's really crazy when you look when you think about it. But we have to we have to acknowledge it. We have to be aware of it. And we have to stop it. We can't we can't have a situation where intimidated white employees are told to undo their whiteness.

And they're afraid of saying anything because they'll get fired. We can't have small children being told that if they're white, they're evil. We can't have that. And it's time that we we acknowledge what's going on.

And we then put a stop to it. But we have a president right now who is working in the opposite way. He's he's in favor of equity.

Equity is the opposite of equality. Yeah. Yeah. As a new executive order that he's put into effect, where all of the agencies of the federal government have to, in effect, stop hiring white people.

Right. It's amazing if you really if you look at it and then we know about it, most people don't know about it because the media wouldn't report it. But it's incredible how racist the Biden administration is and how anti white they are.

This kind of thing is now condoned by the federal government. Well, and when you look at Yeah, and not to interrupt you, but when you look at like, for example, new pilot hiring, you know, they're talking about, well, we don't we don't want, you know, we don't want white pilots. We want we want a diversity of pilots. We don't care whether they're proficient.

We don't care whether they're ready. I mean, I'm all for whoever is the best guy to fly that plane, red, brown, yellow, black or white. We need the best guy sitting in the seat that's going to ensure that if something happens, he can handle the situation and keep the passengers safe.

Period. Diversity is the opposite of meritocracy. Well merit meritocracy.

Yeah, you have the best person for the job. Not not a person based on skin color. United Airlines. You're talking about the early United Airlines has announced that 50% going forward 50% of their pilots will be selected from minorities and women. Now, to me, that's a racist policy. Because irrespective of qualifications, when I'm up there at 30,000 feet, man, I don't want to think that that guy said that man or woman sitting in the cockpit is an affirmative action pilot.

That's scary. And the same thing is happening in medicine. 23 out of the top 25 medical schools are have adopted critical race theory. And they're trying to bring minorities into medical school regardless of their qualifications. And what that means going forward is that if you have to go in for surgery, it will be an act of suicide. Because you don't know who's when you look up and look at that surgeon, you don't know if he's up there because he had the best grades in medical school, or if he's there because he won this year's social justice award. And that is scary.

Well, you know, and we're kind of close with this, but but, you know, think about the the the billionaire that went down on that on that sub, all of them died. And one of his statements was, well, you know, I just I want diversity in my in my pilot, I don't want some 50 year old white submarine guy, taking us down there, because diversity is more important than, then I guess the safety of those that went much now to their sadness. I think the whole idea of diversity is the wrong idea. What we should be aiming for is maintaining our standards. And with diversity, and the lack of meritocracy, it means the standards have to be lowered. Everything has to be brought down. Well, that's the worst thing that can happen to us right now.

And we have to fight that. Yeah, well, the whole the whole idea here is, is a hand up, not a hand out, and certainly not a hand down. And, and, and so, you know, the bringing equality means that when you see somebody that that needs help, in order to raise their standard in order to in order to be more successful, then you you you mentor them. I mean, that's, you know, in in Christianity, it's called discipleship.

Discipleship is is elevating people not not not not you dropping down, but you helping to raise them up. That Thomas Cole has a great idea. He says, you know, he says, I wanted to be a basketball player, he said, and I had the the opportunity was there for me, I could be a basket, I had the opportunity to be a great basketball player, what I didn't have was the talent. And you know, that's the problem today. If you are, and this is something I stress in the war on whites, today, if you're a black person, or an Hispanic person, and you are competent, you will have no trouble getting a job. Companies are fighting with each other to get qualified minority applicants. The opportunity is there if you're qualified, and affirmative action. The problem with affirmative action is it's only good for people who are unqualified. Yeah, you're qualified. You don't need affirmative action.

Yeah. If you're qualified, if you have the qualifications to be a physician, go for you can do it. There's nothing stopping you. But but we can't lower the bar and say, we're going to bring people in to medicine. Because of this based on their skin color, we can't have pilots based on their skin color or their gender. If that happens, that's the end of America as we know it. And we won't be able to compete, for example, with the Chinese, right? The Chinese don't give a damn about your skin color, right?

Or your under, you know, when they want the best scientists, the best, the best people. And if we're going to compete on the world stage, we have to do the same thing here. This whole war on whites is going in the wrong direction. And if it continues, we're going to become a third world country.

Yeah, if we're if we're not already headed there, or haven't already somewhat arrived by the by the by the methodology they've put in place, hopefully we can get this generation back. And I appreciate it. Yeah. Thank you for for for bringing this out the war on whites. Ed Brodo. Thank you so much for being with me today. I greatly appreciate it, sir. A pleasure. Thank you. All right, folks, we're going to take a break. more shown generation coming up right after this brief break.

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