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See Lowe's.com slash terms for details. Subject to change. Welcome to the program. Identity politics is a Marxist tool that seeks to undermine e pluribus unum. And of course, nobody understands that better than my friend, also a great lawmaker from the great Republic of Texas, Senator Ted Cruz, whose book, by the way, I have lots of questions about this book going further.
Fantastic book about the great Clarence Thomas. Senator, it's a pleasure to have you. Thanks for joining me. Dana, great to be with you. And that may be my favorite intro I've heard yet about how identity politics is Marxist undermining e pluribus unum.
You are speaking my love language right there. Oh, I'm so glad that you agree because I see this, and that's what the left uses. And Senator, you know, you've seen this. I mean, you, I mean, one of the reasons why you became so popular, obviously, during the Tea Party days, you were really speaking what was inside the grassroots hearts. And you saw what everything that they did to grassroot Americans back in 08, 09.
We were racist if we didn't like Obama's health care policy, and it was weaponizing that identity to further divide all of the different segments Of the population.
So instead of out of many, one, you just had many and total chaos. And I don't want to focus on this the whole time, but just as real quick. How does this make you feel to see? Parts, not all, but parts of the right employ these same tactics like what we were just talking about. Look, it's fundamentally wrong.
I think racism and bigotry has no place among conservatives. It has no place in the Republican Party. I've spent a lot of time. Fighting anti-Semitism in particular. A decade ago, anti-Semitism rose up on the left, and the Democrat Party basically looked the other way.
and it all but consumed the Democrat Party. And today they have a very real pro-Hamas contingent in the Democrat Party In the last two years, we've seen anti-Semitism on the right rising, and it threatens to do the same thing. And I've resolved I'm going to do everything humanly possible to defeat anti-Semitism in our party. If you're a bigot, you do not belong here. Get back to the Democrats where they enjoy discriminating based on race.
That's who they are. That is not who we are as conservatives. Yeah, it is. And we hear these phrases like heritage American. I don't even, that, again, that seems completely antithetical to everything that the founders were putting together.
I mean, if you people can have a conversation about immigration at H-1Bs and we can even discuss, you know, at when people can vote after they become citizens of the United States, that's fine. But to do this thing called Heritage American, I feel like a lot of people are going to have their card pulled, maybe by people like me. My ancestors have been here before the Civil War. We're American, Indian, Irish, and Nordic, which apparently is also part like space alien too now.
So, I mean, this is that's not what this country was about. If you want to be free, Senator, then you. You can be an American going about it legally.
Well, sure. And listen, you can have all sorts of discussions about immigration policy. I've spent 14 years as the leading defender of securing the border and stopping the open border invasion that we've had. That's a question of rule of law. But I will say, as some good news, I think much of this is an online phenomenon of a handful of self-declared influencers who like to hear themselves talk.
And are they misleading some young people, particularly teenagers and 20-somethings? Yes. But at the end of the day, I think most Americans reject this, this angry hate. Look, these incels in a basement playing video games and reciting neo-Nazi chants. That is not a meaningful part of America.
I just want to make sure it never becomes a meaningful part of the Republican Party because it's wrong and it's twisted and it's sick. And I believe in the Constitution. I believe in equal rights for all. All because that's what our country was built on. Exactly.
I want to ask you about this polling, and then we're going to switch and we're going to talk about Greenland and the press ban and a couple of other issues. And we've got to talk about your book as well. To that point, somewhat related on CNN, I can't believe I'm citing CNN. I mean, pigs do fly. They are highlighting a 67-point plunge in net favorability from plus 51 in 2018 to minus 16 now.
Ipsos Fox News Market Pew showing unfavorable views from 60% of U.S. adults about. Israel and United States' relation with Israel. I agree with you in that.
So much of this is online, but then sometimes it stops being just online. What are your thoughts about what this means and maybe the future of the alliance between the U.S. and Israel? Look, I think it is very dangerous. There's no doubt we have seen public opinion move on Israel.
That is not spontaneous. It is not organic. It is, number one, being paid for. And you have Iran, and you have Qatar, and you have China that are spending real money to spread this poison in our country. And they're pushing it online, and you see bots and sock puppets that are pushing it.
They're pushing it on college campuses. You looked at the anti-Semitic protests and the violent riots that happen on college campuses all over the country. I'm not the only person who noticed. That the tents all matched. There's real money that is funding tearing this country apart.
And then there are a handful of self-declared influencers, Tucker Carlson. is the most dangerous demagogue in America. And listen, I resolved over a year ago, I'm going to stand up and I'm going to fight this evil. I'm going to fight this poison because it is wrong, and they are deceiving young people. And I believe, Dana, and this is not an exaggeration.
This is an existential threat to our country. Why is that? Because anti-Semitism is the gateway drug. For anti-Americanism? And anti-capitalism.
And Comrade Mondami in New York is a perfect illustration of the Green-Red Alliance: how these come together, the Islamist and the Communist come together and they share a common cause. They have the same enemies. They hate us. They hate Christians. They hate Jews.
They hate capitalism. They hate the Constitution. And they hate America. And you look at Tucker. He started by just being obsessed with Israel, and like every other show he does, is attacking Israel, and obsessed with the Jews.
He explains the Jews are responsible for everything. He had a series of academics on. He had one quack professor. who came on and said, that Winston Churchill, was the villain of World War two. He had a second quack professor who came and said, there's a very good argument America should have intervened on the side of the Nazis.
We should have supported Adolf Hitler in World War II. Dana, no, there's not. You guys are idiots. You're racist. You're goose-stepping knuckleheads.
And it quickly goes down the road.
So, what has Tucker done? He starts by just hating Israel and attacking Jews. Then he gets to hating Donald Trump, and Tucker hates Donald Trump with a burning passion. He's called Donald Trump the Antichrist. He wants him removed from office.
And and then it goes to embracing those who hate America.
So Tucker Carlson's repeatedly praised Mondami just two weeks ago. Tucker Carlson formally endorsed Abdul Al Saed, who is running for Senate in Michigan. This is someone who is a Marxist and an open Islamist. Who says he has an obligation to follow Sharia law? And Tucker, the woke right, that's where they end up: is supporting the Islamification of this country.
It is dangerous. And what we need is people that have courage to go and fight back because this is a battle for young people, and there are some young people who are listening to this nonsense. We need to press back with the truth. Which is one of the reasons they targeted TPUSA so badly. Senator, I have to say, you are one of, honestly, one of the only people elected in D.C.
who gets this. And who speaks about it this way, which is 1,000% accurate. And we're all very grateful for that because we don't have enough of those allies that are in the Senate and in Congress. To that effect, I wanted to ask you: there's a million things, but I know you're busy, you're going out there representing the people. Let's talk about this book.
I am very, so my first thought was: he's writing a book about Clarence Thomas. Is Senator Cruz gonna go for SCOTUS? As much as I would love you. To be on SCOTUS. That's only if we clone you.
I also need you to stay with us in Texas and to represent us. But this, I mean, Clarence Thomas is, I mean, he's, I've grown up watching Clarence Thomas, and I got into politics partly because of watching what happened when he was going through the confirmation process to Supreme Court. I was a kid when that happened. Talk to me about your relationship with Justice Thomas and your book.
Well, the good news on your first point, I am not going to the Supreme Court. I am not only a no, I am a hell no to going down that path. Um And people are often surprised by that. But but the reason is simple. A a principled Judge.
follows the law and stays out of political fights and policy fights. I would do that if I was a judge. I don't want to stay out of political fights and policy fights. I think they are incredibly important. And if you want to be in those fights, the right place to do it is where I am now in the elected branches of government.
And as we just talked about, there are big fights. I think we are fighting for literally does the greatest country in the history of the world survive or go under? And that's a battle I want to be intimately involved in fighting for our nation. I wrote this book because Clarence Thomas is a friend. I've known him for over 30 years.
And he's an American hero. He's someone whom I admire deeply. And I wanted to tell his story for a new generation because it is inspirational. If you buy this book and read this book, it will inspire you, it will give you faith in the future, it will show you we all need role models. And I don't think you could do any better for a role model than Justice Clarence Thomas.
This book does three things. Number one, it tells his life story where he started from abject poverty, born in rural Georgia with absolutely nothing. faced vicious racism growing up. All the way up to the pinnacle of American law, no Supreme Court justice has ever traveled such a distance. Number two, it traces his ideological journey.
When he was a young man in college and law school, he was an angry left-wing radical. He wore camo pants and combat boots and had Malcolm X on his dorm room wall. He went to Black Panther rallies and he participated in a riot in Harvard Square. Oh my gosh. This book chronicles the journey from an angry left-wing radical.
to becoming one of the most important conservative thinkers ever to live. And then finally, Justice Thomas is today the second longest serving Supreme Court justice in history. In less than two years, he will become the longest-serving Supreme Court justice ever. This book takes 35 years of jurisprudence and explains it in a way that's accessible. You don't have to be a lawyer.
You don't have to be a constitutional expert. This is designed so that a smart high school student can read it and understand and know why. Clarence Thomas is one of the most pivotal figures in the history of America. I'm excited to read this book. I've ordered it.
I'm very excited going further. This is, I love the cover as well. It also goes to show that if Clarence Thomas can come back from that. Supreme far-left perspective that anybody can. I mean, in some ways, it's a story of redemption.
It really is. Absolutely. And it traces. His own struggling, you know, some say, well, why did he become a conservative? The most important man in Clarence Thomas's life was his grandfather, Myers Anderson, who was a very strong, hard man, a disciplinarian.
He taught, he raised, Justice Thomas was raised by his grandparents, and he worked the boys from early in the morning till late at night. But he taught him. Thomas's grandfather did not consider himself a conservative. But his values were so, for example, He lived in poverty his whole life. His grandparents were illiterate.
They were functionally illiterate. They couldn't read and write. They were in poverty their whole life. And yet Thomas's grandfather never once took welfare from the government. And he told young Clarence, he said, if you take welfare from the government, You give the government permission to come into your house and tell you how to live your life, and I don't want to do that.
That rugged individualism, self-reliance, those were the seeds of what became the conservative giant that is Clarence Thomas. It came from his grandfather, as his grandfather told him growing up. He said, Boy, If it don't make no damn sense, It doesn't make no damn sense. There it is, right there. I love the homespun truth, Senator Ted Cruz, the book.
You can go to goingfurther.com and order it. Always a pleasure, Senator. And thank you for your consistency. Grateful for you. God bless.
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So Ed Sheeran. As you know, to recap, Last week, McElturd The wrapper. Yeah. The Ginger, who has not had a hit in 15 years, and he had like maybe two, but he had also a handful of people write them for him. And he decided like many people do, that When the fame is fleeting and they need to Step up there.
Their promo, or they need to somehow get more attention for themselves, they decide to do all this political nonsense, right? He was at his concerts running his mouth at Ed Sheeran's concerts, I should say. Ed Sheeran. Put McElturt on the bill. Put him on the bill.
And McElturb repaid Ed Sheeran. By making a mockery of his tour, And turning every one of his performances into a political rally. And he didn't just get up there and say free Palestine, he literally. Gave speeches and ranted. One of his previous tours, he dressed up.
And an Yeah, it was an anti-Semitic costume because he wore this whole thing. He dressed up as like, I guess, an old dude with a hook-nose mask and got up and ran around the stage and l did the Hitler salute. That wasn't just an an apparently inappropriate Image during while photographing movement during a concert like there's video of it. Yeah, I think that makes somebody. That I think that would probably make you anti-Semitic.
And the venues were starting to get a lot of criticism. And feedback, very negative feedback from people. Who were going to these shows and they wanted to go and see a concert, and they didn't want to go and be lectured to. And so to that point, One of the venues finally said, look, if he's going to be doing this. He's got to be off the bill.
And the promoter made the decision. to drop McElturt, right? It wasn't Ed Sheeran, it was the promoter. Which is an important Distinction.
Well, it didn't matter to all the people who just, you know, this is the new. This is the new uh virus of the mind. It's a contagion. It is the Protest contagion. It's like PCU, the movie, which if you have not watched You're missing out.
It's like PCU, the movie.
So They get all upset. And they start boycotting all of his stuff and then he lost his two opening acts. And well, his other opening act, and then his band quit. And then you had Damon Auburn from the um. Guerrillas who went out on stage.
And decided he was gonna wave the flag and all of this other stuff. Not just him, but also the Imagined Dragons, who are, by the way, absolute wait, King, can I say the word? Can I say that word? Can I say On air.
Okay, imagine A man's name, Rick, and put a P in front of it. That works.
So imagine dragons have always been jerks. Like they, for I remember after Parkland, they just went off on me. I w opened X. One morning to see last, like the night before, the Imagine Dragons was up late railing at me. I'm like, what?
Anyway, so they went out with the Gazan flag. And they were screaming about Ed Sheeran saying no one's neutral. Imagine dragons went out and did that. Let's see what else. Oh, yeah, you had Damon Albert, the gorillas.
They went out and did the same thing. They went out, had the same flag. They decided to go out. Damon Alburn waved the Gazan flag at an Orlando show for the guerrillas. He went out, did the same thing.
and he said don't ever be neutral. I mean, it's this is ridiculous. It is a virus of the mind. I don't know if we have any of the video of that. I mean, I these these are all also things tweeted.
But The It's just kind of crazy.
So they went out. He was waving the flag around. And then Ed Sheeran at his first performance since all of this started, this was cut nine. Listen to this, this was just the other day. Yesterday, I think.
Mm I am deeply worried about the idea that venues should pre-approve content of performers. This happens in so many places that I perform around the world, but it should never happen in the free world.
Now I want to address the question of where I stand in the situation in Israel and Palestine and whether my doing this concert here tonight implies where I stand. I have tried in my career not to be a political commentator of any kind because I want my music and shows to be about unity, not division, about humanity, not politics. But This is a humanitarian issue and I cannot hide how I feel about it anymore. Oh good grief. What happened in Israel and at the Nova Music Festival on October seventh was horrific.
and compounded centuries of Jewish pain. What is happening in Gaza is a catastrophic. An unjustifiable and discouraging lives. of children's lives. And the systemic injustice we're seeing unfold in the West Bank cannot be overlooked.
I honestly am so grateful that you're here tonight with me. This this concert is still a place where everyone is welcome. And everyone here can stand beside people that have opposing views, and everyone here can stand above people that they don't agree with on everything. But they can all agree. on singing these songs.
So, look, I know what it's like when you're in an arena. And people Hate you. It is not Any kind of experience that you really want to share with anyone? It can be very difficult to stand one's ground. There's a couple of different ways to look at this.
First and foremost. And I'm being I'm And I'm going to be critical, but I'm also going to be fair. First and foremost, he had also said that he, like some of his own family, had turned on him. I think that's ridiculous if your family's that weak and pathetic. That's number one.
Number two. What happened in Gaza was justified. There's a video, which I'm not going to show. That showed the towner's throat. which is southern Israel.
It's a town I visited. It's right there next to Gaza. You can walk right to Gaza. And that is the town. that when Hamas knock down the fences.
dozed over the fences and began driving their vehicles in. That's one of the first towns that they went into. And I realized as we were driving into Throat. And later on, as we get closer to October 7th, I'm going to share some of my photos on this, and we'll talk about it more in depth here on the show. But When I was driving into the town, We were going through.
this roundabout and the roundabouts You know, there's always, you know, depending on where you are, you know, these municipalities will put statues or fountains or sculptures or something, whatever, in their roundabouts. And the ones, That were in Surot were very easy to remember because it's very, I mean, it's a desert. You're in the desert, right? You're in the Middle East, you're in the desert.
So, it's not like you can put a big tree or a big oak fountain or anything like that there.
So, they have, like, you know, some of them have kind of. I think kinda crazy looking sculptures. And, you know, desert plants and rocks and stuff and It's very pretty and very memorable. 'Cause you know, you're in a desert, so you gotta you're limited with what you can do. And as we were driving through one of them, I realized that I remembered where I had seen that sculpture as I drove past it.
And later on, it was reinforced when I went into the Museum of What Had Happened on October 7th that was in this town, and I watched the trucks of Hamas. Members pull in. To the town and stop right at that same roundabout. That town was under Hamas's control for a couple of days. In the middle of the street.
It was a man who was on a morning walk with his daughter. She's a little bitty thing. toddler. He picks her up. Because he sees what's up.
He sees that the guys that drove in on the trucks. They were wearing Hamas identifiers. Like, you know, the headbands, all that stuff. They shot him, shot him and his kid right there on video. Shot a father trying to flee with his daughter in his arms.
Do you know that when I went to the Reamforest? At where the Nova festival was, that the ropes where they had tied women to the trees, some of the remnants of the rope were still there. where they raped the women to death. If you want to use the word unjustifiable, let's talk about what the duly elected government of Hamas did on October 7th. That was unjustifiable.
Kidnapping children, killing women and children, killing men, women, and children, going into villages. And attacking people, 35 different locations of brutality. across the southern half of Israel. That is unjustifiable. What happened in Gaza after?
By the way, before Israel even had a response. Hamas's propaganda already kicked into gear, and they were accusing them of genocide before Israel even. Even mustard. Even They began accusing them of genocide. They haven't even.
Done anything yet? But no, what happened in Gaza was absolutely justified. Absolutely. You attack people. And you carry out the worst attack on them in their country's history.
What do you think is going to happen?
Now I will add this. Ed Sheeran did not say the words quote unquote Free Palestine. It was almost like He was just throwing that out there. Just to Kind of check a box. Although I still think he shouldn't have done that.
Because you make it worse when you feed the crowd. The crowd is a curse. And when you feed it, it gets worse. He shouldn't have even done that, but he did. But I feel like he threw them a crumb.
when they were wanting some grand demonstration on his stage and he did not give that to them.
Now I still think It is indicative of a weakness that he even said as much as he did. But you have to remember that. The lights are bright. And it can get hot. And the crowd can be loud and mean, and not everyone can withstand that.
It is very tough. And if you think. That it's easy. Look how many people have folded on social media without the benefit of an arena or a crowd right in their face. It's not easy.
And again, I say this from literal experience. I've had an audit an arena scream, burn her, and it's on video.
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The first thing, though, and this is a big one for me because this is one that we've talked about: the media malpractice and media bias for quite some time. Everything for me, I've been so hyper-critical of the mainstream, the legacy press. Yeah. Golly, Kane. How long?
I don't even know. Yeah. first started at Breitbart, Under Andrew I, that was back when all of the websites had what they called the verticals.
So you would have like big government and you would have big journalism. And I was the editor for big journalism. And we had big Hollywood, and it was the five of us original editors, which also included Ben Shapiro. And we. Focused, my beat was media malpractice.
I mean, it was like media malpractice. It got into all of the bad stuff that the press did. I was looking specifically at false narratives. And obviously, one of the big things of the day was the Tea Party movement, of which I was a co-founder, and looking at all of the ways that the press was maligning. grassroots activists across the country.
And I was always so angry at the legacy press because they were impugning the character of really good people. And a lot of you remember how that coverage went in those early days with the Tea Party. You guys remember it? I mean, it was kind of crazy. They We're just Absolutely vicious.
They called us racist. They called us everything. If you Objected. to the Obamacare plan, the proposal. You were a racist.
I cannot tell you the number of times because I was the token on CNN at that point. particular moment in history. And I cannot tell you how many times I'm sitting in a debate on national television on CNN, and we're talking about Obamacare. And if I disagreed with any aspect of it, I literally was accused on camera by a Democrat operative of. like racial Immorality, right?
Like being a racist, being a bigot, because I disagreed with state-run healthcare.
Now, explain that one to me. Like, how does that work? How are you? I know, it's ridiculous. It's a ridiculous thing.
But that's how they operated. And they did that as a way to. Chill speech, they they really wanted to chill. speech. They thought if they could accuse people Of a moral failing and associate them with that, the people would then.
Think, oh, I don't want to be accused of something bad, so I'll stay quiet. There for a while, I will say that it worked. But the other thing that gets me. Is that During that time, all of the stuff that the media is saying now is stuff that they actually did.
So under Obama, Remember, Barack Obama went after reporters. He went after people like James Rosen, who simply reported as to what was happening. And do you remember? This is a flashback. When was this, Kane?
Do we have like the year for this? For what I put in. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, this is we have this in our flashback audio too, but this was. This was Brian Steltzer. Stelter. back in the day. Who, okay, 2021.
So, this was under Biden. By the way, I will have like Obama talked about this as well. I remember this because I had friends who were a part of the White House press pool and they were threatened constantly with having their access pulled. That was a regular occurrence. I have no idea why the left is acting like they've never done this.
It really aggravates me. But listen to this.
So, this is back under 2021. This is Brian Stelter, who literally is talking about getting Fox News pulled from the White House press pool. Listen. There are these questions about Fox's, as Fox radicalizes and as it becomes even more and more of a political tool. Zerwick, you wrote a column recently for the Sun about this saying Fox should be viewed as a political tool.
And that raises a question. Should it be a part of the White House press pool? Should it be afforded the privileges that come with news gathering? Even though they do have some news reporters at the White House, you're saying they're primarily a political tool.
So should that be reassessed, Zerwick? Listen, I really do. I think it's a discussion we need to have. Look, you're not supporting democracy. You're not supporting the larger values of this culture.
They don't even stand up as an opposition party, but there's nothing journalistic in what Lachlan Murdoch said. And you know what? I say, hey, you know what? Let's take them at their word. Let's not let them on the plane.
You want to let the proud boys on your plane on Air Force One? No, I don't think so. These guys are doing things even back then. Do you guys remember too the headline after Pennsylvania. The attempted Assassination of POTUS.
I know we have this element. And I had tweeted about it as well. The headline, if we could throw that up, it's Secret Service rushes Trump offstage after he falls at rally. This was one of the most ridiculous. This was like worse than.
fiery but most f mostly peaceful protests. that they had. Look at this headline. Juan's getting ready to throw it up. This was a real headline.
I did not. Photoshop that we did not photoshop it. This was literally. A screen grab? That was taken.
I'm not exaggerating, guys. This is literally a screenshot. From That day I took this screenshot. This was, I was actually flying back. I was traveling internationally.
And Kane, you remember because I called you. As soon as I got cell phone service, I was trying to find... News of what had happened, and I took this screenshot and I saved it because I thought, and I put it up on X before.
So I put it up like several years before, but I saved it because I thought this is one of the most ridiculous headlines I've ever seen. And I'm gonna save it because they're gonna deny that they ever did it. And I just, and if in case you don't believe me, other people took a screenshot of the CNN, the entire homepage, and that same headline is on their whole homepage.
So there's like even a wider shot with that headline.
So I. This is not fabricated. That's literally the headline.
So I wonder why. Right? I wonder why.
Now, everyone's going, well, this is an attack on the free press. Guys, it is an attack. On the free press. How many times have you heard that? Because POTUS is talking about these outlets particularly.
And they're saying that this is somehow An attack on the free press. But here's my question, though. Is it really a free press? Think about it. What does free press mean?
Free price means that you're free to what report On what's happening with your government. You're free to ask questions of your lawmakers. You're free. To report the news as it is, to simply report fact. But when I see most of these journalists out there, I don't see journalists.
I see activists who couldn't get a job with a campaign, so they did the next best thing, and they decided to go into the oversaturated market of the media. And they're not free. They're not free to serve the public. They're shackled by their own ideology. They're shackled by their own political zealotry.
They're shackled by their bias. They're shackled by, most to some of them, their sheer hatred for the USA. They're shackled by their absolute hatred of anything that isn't whatever registered political affiliation the letter after their name represents on their. at their ballot. Like they're when they go vote.
They're not free. The idea of a free press. Is something, it's a fairy tale that activists who go into media tell the public. to make that it's like a way of putting sugar on the pill. They're not free.
But what they want to do is deny you all other competing information so that you can see the full breadth of what's being reported and use your own discernment to judge what you think or is or isn't accurate. This the they the greatest offences. to the freedom of the free press has been by said press. The greatest betrayals of the free press has been by the said free press. Because they're not free.
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Where to start? I feel like I need to start taking polls as to where we're going to start with certain things. We were discussing the media as well. I also had this story. As we were wrapping everything up and we were talking about the Ed Sheeran thing, U.
S. favorability for Israel has dropped sharply in recent polls. And this really comes down to The absolute Organized Qatari propaganda that started. It absolutely is, absolutely is. This has been well documented, the coordination, and it is absolutely intentional.
This is absolutely intentional. It is something like, this is not organic. Uh And I do think it's interesting that the more that the Qataris spend for influence, etc. the crazier this has gotten. And I re I mean, really we need to have I guess it's just wild.
I mean, it's wild. This isn't just with Democrats. Listen, this is CNN reporting on this, and I know it's CNN, and I'm not going to do. you know, association fallacy, but I mean, I've seen other surveys and this isn't wrong. This is where all of this has gone.
Watch this. They're all negative. Ipsos, minus 10 points. Fox, minus 11 points. MU, Marquette University Law Schools.
School law poll. Look at that, minus 20 puts. Pew Research Center, minus 23 puts. Negative, negative, negative, negative. And Gallup early this year was also negative.
We're not just talking about the Democratic base anymore. We're talking about the general electorate as well. The general electorate has turned against Israel. This is not just a left issue, it is an American issue when it comes to opinions on Israel. What's the trend line here?
What's the trend line here? The trend line is unbelievable. Look at the trend line here. Compare this to Donald Trump's first term at this point in Donald Trump's first terms, Israel's average net favorability. You go back here, look at this.
It was plus 51 points. Wow, Johnny says. Wow, Johnny says, because this is wow. Plus 51, it's minus 16 points in the average poll now. That is what?
A 67-point shift against Israel in just eight years. Israel used to be a consensus issue in American politics, and that was a pro-Israeli position.
Now the consensus has actually shifted, and now when it comes to general electorate, it is a minus. Israel is now seen negatively, and we're seeing it in poll after poll after poll. You just had this vote. What's crazy about this is it's all, I mean, it's all inorganic. This is, I mean, it's a SYAT that's been targeted.
And let me tell you, if you think that the Qataris and all of these other Islamists that have been funding, The public influence operation on this, if you think that they're not going to come for American values next. You're part of the problem. If you think they're not coming. for our values next. You're part of the problem.
Because they absolutely are. This is imperialistic. I mean this is It's crazy. The other And a lot of this is, you know, you see the McElmore, McElturd stuff, all of that. I mean, you know, it seems like they're just talking about concerts.
All of this weaves in together for a larger narrative. It's just repeated over and over again, like BLM was, right? Hands up, don't shoot. That's the new Gaza. Genocide in Gaza is the new hands up, don't shoot.
Genocide in Gaza is the new fifteen days to slow the spread. Genocide in Gaza is the new BLM. Because there isn't a genocide in Gaza. The numbers don't support it. At even remotely, all.
And by the way, the casualty list that the Gazan. Ministry of Health, which is run by Hamas, gives, did you realize that it's like something like over 87% are actual were identified as actual Hamas combatants? That's a true thing. That is absolutely true. Hamas, which builds tunnels under their civilian areas.
Hamas, whose headquarters was under the largest hospital in Gaza City. Hamas that has stored munitions on the basement of schools when they're not using their rooftops as launch pads for their incendiary, their rockets, and all of that. That's the truth of it. And it's amazing that I feel, you want my honest opinion? I think Israel listened to the West too much.
This is never going to go away. This problem continues because it lives off the indulgence of the retardation that is the SYAP. All these people that go out there and say free Palestine from what? Hamas? They never criticize Hamas.
Notice this. Never. They never do. And if you really press. People on this.
They say that October 7th was justified. That's what these people say. For what? They always talk about illegal occupation. I actually want to slap people who tell me this.
Do you know why? Because it's so unbelievably stupid and so already debunked, it's offensive to throw that out. As a point in an argument where superior points with credibility are being made. That's it's asinine. There's no occupation.
I'll remind everybody, Israel gave them like the welfare queens Gaza is, gave them a strip of land with everything there, greenhouses full. of produce. All it was turnkey. They gave them everything, all of their infrastructure. They forced elderly people even to leave their homes in Gaza.
That is actually one of the things driving a lot of the. Discontentment. With this election, one of the crazy things that I realized when I went over to the Middle East and I was visiting Israel. Is that even in Israel, for the most part, they're right and left. Believe the same thing?
But In some instances, the difference seems to be: did Israel respond? With the strength of force that it needed to. And were they aggressive enough? I believe that Israel was not aggressive enough because I think that they listen to the West. They are constrained by the West, and that makes these people so mad, but I'm right and they know it.
No, they gave them a strip of land. Fully loaded. Literally actual vegetation in the greenhouses. And they unilaterally withdrew. And within one year, those people elected Hamas.
Within one year. Not only that, but Degence France-Presse and several other independent foreign media associations. That have friendly relations with Hamas and are able to go into Gaza noted that when they had municipal elections, Hamas's favorability was still through the roof. Hamas's favorability in Judea and Samaria, which is what some people incorrectly call West Bank, That their popularity has exploded. It is why the quote-unquote Palestinian Authority cannot have elections.
They suspended their elections for no other reason than they knew Hamas would win. Hamas has more popularity than Fatah. Why? Because Fata believes that they can coexist with their neighbor. Hamas does not.
The majority of quote-unquote Palestinians believe they agree with Hamas. That's why their popularity has only surged after October 7th. That's why you had Gazan civilians cheering in the streets and celebrating the murder of innocents on October 7th. That's why. I mean, there are interviews with people where they're like, Yeah, we had them in our houses.
If you talk to the hostages, the of so many of the hostages were shocked that they were kept in people's homes. Not everybody was in a tunnel. Mia Shem wasn't in a tunnel. She was literally in somebody's house. Kids were coming in eating snacks in front of her as a way to torture her.
'Cause she was starving. She hadn't eaten in a couple weeks. That's what happened. That's the reality of it. And people go on camera to these foreign press agents and they're like, Yeah, we did it.
And. Are you kidding me? Stop it. No, the first thing, they elect Hamas. They had, and you remember Clinton saying this.
With Yas or Arafat may rest in hell. They were offered repeatedly. A two-state solution. You can have this, and Israel will stay here. If I was Israel, I would have said, no, no, no, write a conquest.
By the way, I'm going to make this argument to you. If you're denying their association with the land, you're denying Christ. And here's why. Biblical history puts Jesus where? in that land.
Jesus was Jewish. Very simply, you either take biblical history or you reject it. You put on the robes of Christ or none.
So, this is the reality of that situation. Then you have this reporter. This award-winning journalist who admitted This was when I talk about foreign press. This was a journalist. Who was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize because he helped push the narrative about genocide?
And guess what happened? He's a photographer for an agency in Gaza. And He, um. literally was like running around with them. Time magazine named him one of the most influential people in 2023.
He's a huge propagandist. He got GQ Middle East Man of the Year. And He did this podcast. where he was talking about how He actually Hid photographs of what they were doing to their hostages and to Jewish people that they kidnapped. Motaz Azazia admitted that he met with Hamas's leaders.
And he hid all of that. He filmed them. He filmed Israeli hostages being beaten by civilians and Hamas combatants alike. in the streets on October 7th by his own mouth. He admitted that he had all this footage.
and he admitted that he deliberately never pun never published it. Because why? It contradicts the narrative of genocide in Gaza. And then he posted some October 7th footage of the day celebrating the attack, but then he later deleted it when he started to get all this attention. By the way, uh Ms.
Rachel. calls him her friend. And she posted about it. She posted photos of him. I also think, who was it?
Wasn't it Ma'am Donnie that also had photos with him? Yeah. He literally was an enthusiastic supporter of Hamas. He was celebratory in their brutality, and he admitted. almost like he's bragging about hiding the footage.
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So this is crazy. A helicopter narrowly avoided A mid-air collision with a drone over the Ole Miss LSU game. They were fans, football fans, Kyle's football fans were a little concerned because they were like, what's up? It looked like they were almost going to hit. Uh everybody watched it.
And what made it intense is, you know, you had, you know, Lane Kiffen, you had all kinds of stuff happening on the field. But man, they had another helicopter buzzed by. They had the little drone that flew by the stadium. Another helicopter buzzed by. I'm looking at like some of the photos of it, which are just video still, so they're all blurry.
And lots of people were like, uh.
Well why are they that close together? And when I just think when you have people that are there to watch a game and they're looking up and they're asking, why are they that close? That means they were really close. You know, like if they're distracted from all the drama on the field, then that means something's up, y'all. I'm just saying.
So thankfully, they're investigating it, but thankfully everything's okay. Let's see. NASCAR stars. Ooh.
So after, so two NASCAR stars got into a brawl. This is like hockey, man. They had two of them, Ryan Blaney and Carson Hosevar, that got into... I mean, they're throwing punches. And uh The, I mean, really throwing punches, grabbing each other.
They had to get their crews involved to separate them. Uh it uh man, one uh the it I mean, can I have to ask a question? Can they really throw punches that hard if like one of them didn't go down? I mean, you knocked the guy's head off, okay. And then the other guy got hit, I think, what, like on the side of his face.
So, there you go.
So, anyway, they. They were separated by team members. They were screaming, Oh my gosh, they're gonna get penalized. I mean, you can't. Good heavens.
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Welcome back, ladies and gents. I was trying to pull up. It's crazy that I can't see what's on my giant four and a half foot-wide screen in front of me. Almost like there's I can't see what's on the. I was going to pull up because we haven't hardly played any audio today, which is one of the things I just realized.
And so that we need to do that because I know we have some interesting cuts. This is. Yeah. This whole, we talked about this story, this is cut 12. Uh last week.
When it was first announced by the Massachusetts Governor Mara Healy about sending, Massachusetts wants to send home health care workers. to the homes of women who just had babies. to make an assessment. Listen to this, this is cut 12. Everybody in the state, when you have a baby, you're going to have a home visit.
You're going to have a home visit within days, weeks, and that will be an opportunity for a health care provider to make an assessment. Um That's Ridiculous.
So government wants to nanny that's literally a nanny state. They want a nanny state. women who have babies in the state of Massachusetts. Can you What I'm wondering is, can you say no, thank you and shut the door in their face? Because the government doesn't have a right to visit you just because.
You have a baby. You know. It's uh they don't They don't have the right to go into your home. And check on you.
Now, apparently, it isn't mandatory. It is. voluntary, but that's irrelevant still. Because that's how all this stuff starts. It's voluntary until it isn't.
And it's taxpayer money. I mean, this is millions of dollars in taxpayer money that is being used for this purpose. Also, I can't imagine a more intrusive. thing. You just had a baby.
It's not like you're up for visitors, right? And you're They would like descend upon your doorstep. and demand Entry. That's just... And I think that Who would need this?
What are you typing over there, Kane? I can envision a time where the government will mistake the fatigue of post-giving birth to postpartum depression and then inject themselves into your quote unquote health care. Yeah, well and here's the other thing. What if the government, what if you have this government worker that comes to your house, and what if they see that? What if you had a Trump hat?
on your coat rack by the front door. Hmm? What if Triton? Yeah. Yeah, what if you had like um you know your big American flag out?
Uh, what if you they come in and you got your Trump hat, you know? on the coat rack by the door. Or what if They just didn't like what they saw. You know? Who's to say, don't sit here and tell me that government bias can't be weaponized?
We've seen it, we've got numerous examples of this. That's a fear too. All right, today's stupidity came. Juan, this is cut two. You know, early voting has started happening, so just know this is what the left.
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