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I anticipated that you were going to have clowns today, but I'm still always endlessly surprised at the new depths to which certain people fall and showcase themselves. And I was looking at this because you know October seventh, October seventh, three years now. My friends Anne Macaliny and Phelan MacLear. This is cut eight. They were they were actually presenting a theatrical production about October seventh, and some terrorists pulled the fire alarm.
They can't even do that. And these are people here in the United States of America that are now having their right to peacefully assemble robbed from them by terrorist simp's. This is cut eight. That was last night. Northwestern.
They pulled the fire alarm. They were threatening to not allow the production to go on anyway. This is Ann McElhinney's video. They were doing a play about the horrors of October 7th. Look at this.
This is in the United States of America. Are we going to allow Islamists to control what we do here in the United States of America? Where where are all of the where's the woke right at America First right? Where are you all at? Curious.
I saw some Reuters shared a they had a post today. This is what started it all, the mood today. Reuters posted today, and they posted an image of Gaza. Northern Gaza, to be specific, where you had probably the greater concentration of Hamas. Gaza City, where they had their headquarters, underneath a hospital.
People don't realize this. They think, I guess, that it's all made up. I'm not quite sure. But Reuters, they had this picture of Gaza, and of course, the argument is that. I guess the argument they're trying to establish is that Israel's response was just too much.
That's what you hear over and over again. They try to move the goalposts. It said they had a picture of Gaza and it was some destruction, and it said view of Gaza City on October seventh, the anniversary of what? Reuters. Why didn't they answer their question in their post?
What is it the anniversary of? Is it the anniversary of over three thousand terrorists? You guys know it was over that many, right? Thirty-five different sites that paraglided, that crawled over through the fencing, day workers even that decided that they were going to enact terror that day. Reuters could not even put it in context.
Forty Americans were killed. And this god-forsaken rag could not even put the context on this. I don't think the response was proportionate enough, truthfully, because this has been allowed to go on for so long. And Hamas, all these people—they all have blood on their hands. All of the people who sit here and perpetuate these myths—you all have blood-stained souls.
Because you perpetuate this, you close your eyes to the atrocity of what Hamas has done for two decades. You close your eyes to the fact that Hamas has opened a terror headquarters in Judean Samaria. You close your eyes to the fact that Iran pays all of these little all of these little terror groups. It's little armies in the streets in order to go and and and brutalize and butcher innocent people. All of these people are just I to me, there's no difference anymore.
You either see terrorism for what it is, or you don't. And these jihadis, they thrive on the indulgence of a weak society that can't even bring itself to condemn the monsters that live amongst them. And that's the truth of it. I have a piece out that's in the Washington Times. There is no genocide in Gaza.
And you can scream and you can cry and you can deplete your energy about it all you want to, but it's not going to change the irrefutable fact that there isn't a genocide in Gaza. In fact, the birth rate has only increased. It was pretty high even before October seventh. You know the interesting thing. And at any point, if you would like to go and look at the receipts yourselves at my Substack chapter and verse, feel free.
This isn't a welfare office. People have got their fingers; they can go to the substack and look. But the crazy thing, and I know you all know this, but for the drivebys out there, there is no genocide there. Their birth rate even increased after October seventh. You know what else increased after October seventh?
Hamas's popularity. Let's not forget that Hamas is the duly elected government of Gaza, and. For all intents and purposes, they pretty much run the Jordanians that are in Judea and Samaria. No, I think October seventh. I think that Gazans forfeited a two-state solution on October seventh.
That's it. I don't believe in a two-state solution. I don't think they're entitled to one. They're displaced Jordanians that tried to retcon a history for themselves and made up a word based on a bastardized term that Hadrian gave them after the second Judean uprising. Named named the named that area specifically to spite the Jews after their greatest enemy at the time, an enemy that hadn't been there for 200 years, an enemy that came from Crete, from the sea, the Philistines.
It was Philistia. There's no Palestine. There never was. There's no such thing as Palestinian. There's no such thing as Palestine.
You have a bunch of displaced Jordanians that congregated on a strip of land that was given to them turnkey by Israel in 2005. And what happened? They elected terrorists. And since that time, there have been endless rockets. There have been endless bombings, stabbings, shootings, nonstop.
Every ceasefire violated by the exact same entity, time and time again. History keeps score, and on October seventh, over three thousand of them streamed in. I've seen a lot of the footage that has not been made public, and the. Amount of brutality. One of the things that really stuck out to me, and I reposted this from a friend of mine, is that, and we know this too.
All the people who deny this stuff happened. You guys are idiots because you're you're denying what Hamas recorded on their own body cams themselves, shooting kids in the head. You know that that was recorded by Hamas fighters, and they bragged about it and they uploaded it on Telegram. You know that, right? Or the raping of women.
That happened. I mean, the brutality. And at not one point, not one point, did they say the phrase that all the Mandanis, and that all of the other leftists scream, where they go free Palestine, or they try to pretend that they're barbarians, and they try to dress up their barbarism in political policy. And at no point. Did any of these animals say that they didn't say anything about "quote unquote" Palestine?
They didn't say anything about the government. They didn't say anything about political policy. They called their parents and they bragged about how many Jewish people they killed. Not kidding. That's a recorded phone call that happened, and we know that because the family publicized it.
The dad was so proud of his jihadi son. And the son, by the way, wasn't man enough to even kill as many people as he claimed. He actually lied about the number of people he killed. He was telling his parents that he killed ten. Apparently, it was only three.
I mean, three is enough, but that's just how these people are. Ridiculous! The brutality. I don't know if I've ever seen anything like that. And people deny that it happened, or they say.
That Israel didn't have a right to respond. Piers Morgan posted this. I'm sure I'm not going to be. I'm not. He asked me to be on a show last time.
I never asked to be on a program ever. He asked me to be on a show last time, so I'm sure he's probably not going to ask again. I'm just waiting for him to have his flappy British tantrum at me. But it's true. We all know it.
The truth of it. He he was saying that he thought that Israel's response was disproportionate. It was disproportionate, and he thought he did not. He didn't. He he was very upset by it, and he he tried to start off by condemning Hamas, and then he retweeted an Israeli who, and he goes, "If the many decent Israelis are wondering why their country is sinking in global popularity, it's because of people like this." This is the type of argument.
That blames, and what you're showing right here, this is the other post that he had that Juan's showing you on the simulcast. He says, "Yes, I think the response has been massively disproportionate." He would he, I mean, this is the equivalent, literal, because Hamas did rape, of blaming a rape victim for the length of their skirt because they, and and blaming the rape victim when they defended themselves. It's the same thing, and literally in this case, because you're talking about Hamas who absolutely did use rape. And they're trying to say, well, they defended themselves, so that's why they're popular. They know their popularity is sinking because there are that many stupid people buying into a Qatari and Iranian-backed psyop that's looking to destabilize the Middle East.
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We had that audio of him. He does not like free speech. Wee wee. The guy who married his teacher, who was like twice his age. Sure.
I was does not understand Cain. He does not je ne parle, je ne parle américain. He does not understand free speech in the United States. He does not understand free speech, and he said so. And he was blasting it.
I don't understand these Americans, les États-Unis. They are their free speech. Oh, quelle heure! This is why why you have people rioting all across France. They're not rioting for schools.
I know that's such an adorable little veneer, isn't that right? We're out here for schools. Oh no, they are protesting because we want better classrooms. Oh no, no, they don't. They are unfurling their Gazan flags.
They're out there screaming about their their Islamist their Islamist rhetoric. It's about it's an exercise of Islamism. They're flexing. That's what this is in France. I mean, the if you look at the the participants, Chersalon look like no school kids.
I mean, this is craziness.
So, in addition to that, you also have let me pull this up. The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, he had a two-page statement. We lost forty. We had forty Americans in October seventh.
So yeah, that's why it's germane to the to discourse today. At least Sadik Khan. I can't believe I'm saying this because I don't like him. But he at least had one, two, at least three paragraphs. Maybe he had four paragraphs where he actually focused on.
What happened on October seventh, and then he gets into oh the unfathomable suffering and killing of, quote unquote Palestinians over the last three years, both in Gaza and in West Bank, and we're calling out the reprehensible actions of the Israeli government, etc. We they need to apply. We need to apply more pressure to keep the prospect of a two-state solution alive. Can I just be very clear here? They would have it.
If they'd accepted Clinton's offer, but yes, Sir, Arafat said no. The PLO said no, and they've said no every time since. In my look, I'm not going to tell them what to do in you know their backyard over in Israel. But if this was the United States, I'd be like, you lost your two state solution. I look at it.
I don't know how they they don't have a two state solution. There is no. Can we stop with this like performative academia? Can we stop with this like empty, false intellectualism? There is no such thing as Palestine.
There's no such thing as Palestinians. This is not supported by thousands of years of antiquity. They're Jordanians who were displaced. If they want their own Palestine, go to Jordan or go to another Arab League nation. It's not Israel's responsibility to be your welfare office.
It's not anybody's responsibility to be their welfare office. Hell, our tax dollars were going over there hand and fist, crazy. But the two state solution is yeah. As Kane noted, Sadiq Khan did not allow for comments on his post. Of course he didn't.
He didn't. He didn't allow for any comments on his post. Of course not. But. The idea of a two-state solution is dead.
You can't have a two-state solution. You have generations of people that are raised. I and I know I sent you guys some video last night showing just the amount of citizenry in Gaza that participated in October seventh. There were tons of just Gazans that were coming across that breached border and going into these towns to loot and to kill as well. That's a fact.
They held a lot of these hostages in their own homes. When they would bring them out, when they would bring them into Gaza, the people would clamor and they would get around the truck and they would spit and they would hit and they would beat people. I mean, there's a lot of that video. I know I sent some of you guys earlier. I there's a lot of that video out there.
I saw one video and a shot from it of a 12-year-old that Hamas abducted, and this is all true. It's all verified. They took this boy Ya'agil Yaakov, 12 years old at the time in 203 October 7th, and 203 he was 12. He was in Kibbutz Nir Oz, and he was his dad was killed. They kidnapped him, killed a ton of people in his kibbutz.
They took him to Gaza. They abducted him to Gaza. They stripped him to his underwear in public, and then everybody, all the men, were like manhandling him and fondling him. There's video of it. You know how we know because they took video of themselves doing it.
That happened. Or what about when they would bring in hostages and? People from all over were coming out of the woodwork to spit, hit, kick hostages. I mean, to say nothing of the hostage release ceremony that they had. Remember when they would every now and then, when the Red the Red Cross was there to help facilitate, and Hamas would they and the all these Gazans would show up in the middle of a city, and they would hand over very performatively.
These hostages, or the remains of the hostages, and I'll never forget when they had Mia Shem, and they brought her out. She was from, I think, I think she was from Sirot too, which is in the south, and they brought her out. And you had all of these like random, everyday, average Gazans that were around, screaming at her, slurring her, spitting at her. And you have the Red Cross people with their little flak jackets on, and they're out there walking them over to hand them over to IDF. Or what?
What about the Bebis family when they had a they constructed a little rickety borderlands looking stage in the middle of the one of their towns in Gaza, and they made a big performance of it. Juan's getting some videos. Just just average everyday Gazans, guys. Hamas drives them into the strip, and in these trucks, this is what Juan is showing you now. These are just the citizens that come out; they're cheering Hamas.
Look at some of the citizens are trying to punch the hostages in the back of the truck. Yeah, no, lost any chance of a two-state solution. The really the difference right now between the right and left. In Israel, and this is just what I observed from being over there, is some. I would say the left still believes.
Well, I don't know if any of them believe this anymore because they have what they call the October Eighth Jew, meaning that if they believed that there was a possibility of a two-state solution before October Seventh or any kind of, or if they were sort of asleep, you know, at the wheel, they're all they're completely awake and aware now, but. I know there are some on the left that believe that you can have a two-state solution, and then on the right that you can't. And I don't know how you can, being over there, I don't know how you can think that there can be. I mean, hell, even the Bedouins, there are Israeli Muslims that don't want to live in Gaza. They don't even want to live in the sections B or C, or sorry, A or B of Judean Samaria.
I told you guys this, but when we were in Jerusalem, I was looking at the map, and I'm like, "Well, Bethlehem's not that far, you know." Surely, like I understand, I think it's in one of the sections that the quote-unquote Palestinian Authority controls, but surely it's not. And I was having a conversation with a friend of mine, a person in our group. We went with a group of Christians to Israel. We were looking at Holy Land, a city of David, all of that. And we were—I was in literally a shop in Nazareth.
I was getting a nativity set and a Coke Zero, and the shop owner is was Bedouin. He's a Bedouin Muslim. Bedouins are not—I mean, there's all different types of Muslims, and they're very amiable towards Christians and Jews in Israel. And they do not like Hamas. And I remember I was talking to my friend, and he very quietly—I had my back turned to the counter—and he very quietly said, "Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, that's not that that is not good for you to go." And I'm like, "What do you mean?" And he said, "Well, he goes that's under the authorities' control." He was like, "If I were you, I would not go." He was like, "It is not safe." And I was like, "What?" And his grandson were in the shop with him, and his grandson looked up and he goes, "Absolutely, don't go." Is what he said.
Just not even, not even solicited. That is not the only Muslim that I heard that from. Every single person I talked to, Muslim and Christian, not even for all the woke Rikers, not even his Jewish Israelis, but they all said the same thing. No, no, no, it is absolutely not safe because. You know you're going to be looked at with suspicion because you're a Christian, but you're a Westerner.
That's bad. It's just the way it is.
So they don't even like it. You have generations of people that are raised with murderous intention. They teach it in the schools, and then they have the audacity to feign victim after two decades of a murderous campaign. And you know they're trying. They would love nothing more to have sleeper cells here in the United States.
This is what I people do not realize. You think it stops and ends. You think it starts and ends there. You think this ends there. That is such a myopic, embarrassingly uneducated view.
Because it will come here. That's not a threat. That is a guarantee. I'll I'll even do more than promise. I'll guarantee you.
There are I we sat at a I sat in a church in Nazareth, and I did not want to be there. And I am not a person who I will not pretend with you. And the guy that we were meeting was a Muslim, Muslim majority Nazareth, and. He was asked a question as to whether or not he considers himself Israeli or Palestinian, and he couldn't answer that question. And I immediately was like, "I don't trust you.
I don't want to share a meal with you. I'm not going to sit by you." And I didn't. I didn't want to shake his hand. I didn't want to nothing to do with him. I'm like, "How can you not?
How how is that? How do you say that?" And he was like, "He brought up the example.
Well, you know, you're you're an American, but a Christian." And I'm like, "That's not even remotely the same." Palestinians a made up word, it's a false ethnicity. You're a Jordan, you're a displaced Jordanian, but you're an Israeli because you live in Israel and you have the benefits of Israel. But you're trying to cop this, this, this other identity. What? Because you think it gives you power?
Christian and American, the the first thing that we think of here is we are members of the kingdom. We don't sit here and create false ethnicities for ourselves, while some people do. I thought it was such a ridiculous comparison that I could not take this guy seriously. But that's the only time that I actually ever felt weird being anywhere. But he wasn't as extreme as some of the other ones, but he still went along with a lot of it.
But that is, and even then. He was saying that Hamas is so entrenched, and there are just generations of people that will not think any differently, and it starts very young. That's why you saw so many people in the street when they brought hostages back. That's why you saw people celebrating after nine eleven. Frankly, as we move, our partners that bring you the program—it's the folks at Preborn, which is a great organization out there saving lives.
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Can I just establish right here I'm not going to call a MSNBC misnow because it's confusing. I look at it and I think first I think Mississippi when I see it. Like just MS, so I'm looking at our audio rundown of all of the audio cuts that we have, and we have one that talks about Ms.
Now, and I know that Steve did this as like a joke because he did Ms. Space Now, like Little Ms.
Now, you know, like that whole meme. But then I I looked at it and I saw Michigan. I thought, oh Mississippi, oh wait, Ms.
Now is the dumbest thing ever, the dumbest name ever.
Okay, it's MSNBC. They were talking to swing voters in Michigan, and I'm assuming these are registered voters, but they don't really have like a political home. This is audio soundbite 13. Watch. Show of hands.
Who has decided who they're going to vote for in the Senate race? How many of you are going to vote for Mike Rogers?
So, how many of you are going to vote for Abdul El-Sayed? And how firm do you think you are in your choice? Pretty firm. About ninety percent. If I don't vote for him, I'm not voting.
Right. That's how I would be too. I wouldn't vote for Mike Rogers.
So, for those. Hmm. Hmm. So. All but one chose Al Saeed.
What? What? No one can hear you, King. What did you say to the audience, King? I mean, they're white liberal women.
Yeah, they are white liberal women. Oh wait, you just reminded me. We got to talk about the the what am I? Lindsey Clancy phenomenon. The Clancy, the Clancification of women.
We got to talk about that here coming up.
So they all but one chose El Saeed. I think I talked about this on Waters last night. I think it's hysterical that Democrats are putting all their eggs in his basket. He's having a hell of a time in Michigan right now because I mean it's so incredibly close. He brought in AOC, and I know my friend Jesse Waters is obsessed with.
He just thinks AOC is like the you know the Antichrist. I don't think she has a lot of power. She's one little district in Manhattan. That's it. And I know that in Manhattan, people Manhattanites think that everything is about them, but that's it's a pretty low bar, you know.
It's one little district in Manhattan. It's it. It's not even the largest one. It's actually a relatively small one. She's never.
She's not a good fundraiser. She doesn't raise money. They used to have her when she first got elected. They, I guess, they mistook the online momentum for being something that could actually translate into the real world. And I was talking to a friend of mine who actually worked with Kirsten Gillibrand, and does.
My friend is not an insane person. She's just wrong on everything except for like two things. She's wrong. She's a definitely a moderate Democrat that now does not work in the political sphere anymore because they're all nuts. They don't even want to hire moderate Democrats.
But she was saying that it really, like, the inside party whispers were that it really shocked them when they first, after AOC was running and when she was first elected, they thought that they, the Democrat Party, was mistaking her momentum that you could see online for. They being the same in the real world, and it wasn't.
So they would have her out to do these events and try to fundraise for these candidates, and she was not a draw. Nobody wanted to come see her. She cannot raise any money, and she's very awkward, and slightly combative with a crowd. That and that is not who you want to be. Like if you look at the Republican side, there are people that are in safe districts, and they're the ones responsible.
For they have to raise almost double. It is a very expensive thing to be in Congress because you have to raise money. If you're going to get a chair, if you're going to go for like a chair on a committee, you have to be able to bring in a lot of money to the party for them to even consider you for that. It's all a money game. It doesn't matter.
Seniority is kind of irrelevant. It's if you can bring in the money to do that. That's how these people get these chair, these these these chairs of these committees. And it's also very well known that if you are a lawmaker and.
Solid, like for instance, in the Republican side, if you're a Ronnie Jackson and you're in a solid red district, Ronnie Jackson has to travel all over the United States because he's in a secure spot.
So now he has to go help fundraise and be a firebrand for those Republicans who are in not as safe districts. It is a, and you're expected to do it. You have to be a team player and you have to go out, even though those people aren't expected to return the favor. You have to go out by nature of being. In a safe district, I get really mad on behalf of some of our lawmakers because they work incredibly hard.
Some of them, not all of them, and then when they come back, like for instance, I know of a couple who, when they came back. They wanted to spend time with their family for Christmas. It was a shorter break, and then they ended up having to travel everywhere to go fundraise because they had to go meet the the party's quarterly fundraising. It was insane. It's ridiculous.
They didn't even get to see their family at all. Not even they got to see half a day on Christmas, then go back to the airport. That's a true story.
So this is a real thing. She can't do that, and so the it's she's kind of viewed as sort of it's kind of a waste. Because she is just, and like Ronnie Jackson, for instance, I'm back to why I brought him up as an example. He's a very amiable person. He's super likable.
He knows how to read a room. He's so he's good at that kind of stuff. She's not. She's very awkward. She is not a good off the cuff speaker, and she can be very combative, and that is.
These are not hallmarks that you want in a fundraiser. The only reason that she, the only times that she comes out, if you notice, and does anything is when they have like these influencer things. She only tracks with people who are online, but they don't go out to vote. I mean, you saw his son, Piker, cannot translate any people rage watch him. I think he can't translate any of that perceived strength into anything meaningful offline.
And so I really think a lot of the, a lot of the stuff, a lot of the hype around her is really overblown. I think she's a way overrepresented person. El Sayed may be as well. It all depends on what these other groups think.
Now I know that in Michigan the black community is—I mean, I've seen videos from black activists where they are having a major problem with the Islamists that are in their community. They're black Christians, and they don't like the way that they feel that the Islamic the Islamist community is treating them, and they have not been on the El Sayed board, and it's on on on board his train. They have. Not been on board with him. There's several other groups.
But you know, you can always count as Kaine said on the white progressive women. I don't know. They're the ones who feel like they got to do this. But I'm going to tell you, if he ends up winning against Mike Rogers, you're never going to hear Democrats shut up about this.
So I feel like everyone should just go out and vote, maybe twice, just so we don't have to hear this stuff. About Elsa, because oh my gosh, it's going to be obnoxious. Did I say twice? I would never, ever. I would never tell you to take advantage of Michigan's, you know, absence of a voter ID and try to go and easily, illegally vote twice in an election.
I would never encourage you to save the soul of our country to do anything like voting twice. Where you probably wouldn't get charged for it. I'm not suggesting that at all. I'm not at all. Look, I'm one of those people that if you're going to cheat, I'll cheat harder.
When they go low, I go lower.
So, I'm kind of only sort of joking. Yeah. The speaking of Michigan, this is cut nine. A Michigan Shiite Imam. Name Osama bin Laden.
Yeah, praises the October seventh attack in Michigan. This is one of Al Sayed's friends.
So three years is basically the three year anniversary for October seventh, and I'd like to talk. Start off today's talk, talking a little bit about what we should feel about that event.
So, what happened on that day is something we all remember. There was a daring group of commandos who flew over the apartheid wall, and in a self-sacrificing mission, went to take the fight to the Zionists themselves. And the mission was a glorious success. They succeeded in storming the Zionists' strongholds. I believe our brothers were even surprised with how much success they had, and we heard later that if it hadn't been for that immediate support of the globe of the West, of their leadership, of them actually taking the command roles for the Israeli military, Israel could have collapsed in a week.
Israel could have collapsed from a small group of kind. They were that stunned by what happened. Hmm. That's in Michigan. In Michigan, that's what's crazy.
That's in Michigan. That's what's happening in Michigan right now. He's he's sitting here justifying this. He's justifying it. This imam guy.
He's trying to justify what happened. This. As it was as though it was some sort of glorious success. That's how he's presenting it. Truly horrible stuff.
Horrible stuff. You know, I was. There's one book that you definitely you should read. It's really good. It's called While Israel Slept.
Because there's a lot of myths about October 7th as well. One of those is that they had four. They had advanced knowledge of what was going to happen. That's not really true. They actually thought it was the attack was going to happen a lot earlier.
Senoir was trying to do was they what they were trying to coordinate with Hezbollah.
Now the crazy thing is that every single military, every every military commander, every think tank, every politician, they all recognized that had Hezbollah joined in on October seventh, that country would not be there. They didn't have enough interceptors to fend off all the. All the incoming rockets. There were over. There were thousands, almost like 2,000 something rockets just that day alone that were fired into Israel.
And Hamas uses what do they call them? The Kassam rockets. Those are the ones that are pretty crude. They're these. Ordinances that are made from pipes.
It's like when you you'll see little like drainage pipes, and there's there were so many of them that they still have some remnants that are lying near the border where I was at at Gaza, and they they're incredibly crude. They have no targeting capabilities, so they're just sort of there. I mean, not sort of they're indiscriminately lobbed in civilian areas because that's the purpose of it. But what they did have, and we'll talk about this coming up after the break, is they that some people, some in their government, had an. They thought that that it was too quiet, because there there was the belief in the containment trap.
This idea that Hamas wasn't going to do anything, and if they did anything, they would come up from the tunnels. But they didn't. They they didn't use the tunnels at all. Not one terrorist. They have hundreds of miles of tunnels.
Not one terrorist used those tunnels on October seventh. Not one; they literally were in the open, staging attacks on basically like shoot houses that they created to look like some of the IDF outposts near some of the other kibbutzim that were there in the desert in southern Israel. But the belief is that Senoir used to. Have regular. He used to organize regular protests at the at the border, the Gaza border, and they thought that this was more of the same because it was in some and in many ways it was in keeping with what they've always done.
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It's just there's a lot of good things that he does that I like. This is not one of them, and I'm a free American, so I can say that. But here's why I don't like it. And he's doing this thing in the White House right now. We can show some of the B-roll if you want, because this is live, like in the White House right now.
He announced this. This was something that was in the one big beautiful bill.
Now, there's as I, I, I talked about this on air at the time, and this was when when was this first?
So this was back in December. This is December of last year. I'm looking at my notes.
So this was December of last year, where he announced this program that. Is about giving money to newborns whose births meet certain qualifications, and you have two different ways that there's money into it. You have the Dells, Michael and Susan Dell. They pledged to put two hundred fifty dollars into each account of twenty five million children. It's considered one of the largest philanthropic donations in the country's history.
Now that's one one aspect of it. The second part of it is drawing money from our treasury.
So we take one thousand dollars per baby from our treasury and just give it to them. That's our taxpayer dollars. It's actual money. I'm not talking about a tax credit. I'm not talking about anything else.
The federal government. And by the way, I have I've linked this. I have written about it. I have quoted the actual bill and taken screenshots for those who need everything annotated. But The one thousand dollars that comes from the Treasury Department and the donation for the donation, the regulations on that, the Treasury will deposit one thousand dollars into the accounts of children.
The funds are then invested in an index fund, which tracks the overall stock market, and. Families of older children can open and contribute Trump accounts as well. They just will not get the federal startup deposit.
So, for the people trying to tell you that it's like a tax credit or anything else, that's an outright monstrous, disproven lie. It is literally a redistribution of money, our tax dollars from the treasury, into the accounts of all these kids. And the there's you know they have to be born between this these dates. Also, the other thing that you should know is that anchor babies are absolutely eligible. Anyone who's trying to tell you that they are not does not understand the federal law on this.
Federal statute stipulates that children must be born in the United States to take advantage of child welfare, but the parents specifically do not have to be so. The eligibility requirements for the Trump accounts, and again, I have linked this, written about it, screenshoted the bill, and annotated the screenshots. I mean, I can't make you swallow, but I can put food in your mouth. And Keynes, life—it's true though. They have two different sets of requirements.
The eligibility for the Dell donation, which is two hundred and fifty dollars per baby, is different from the one thousand dollar donation. A contribution. It's. I mean, it's literally, for all that we complain about Social Security, you just created another welfare scheme. That's what this is.
So the requirements they do absolutely do not have to be born. The parents they don't have to be born in the United States. Just anchor babies.
So anchor babies absolutely can and will be getting this money.
So this money is going to go to illegal immigrant families. That's a guarantee. That's not me making anything up. I just read the bill and screenshoted it.
So it is Republican championed welfare, and lawmakers are have been for the past year trying to figure out how they can further expand it. They people sit here and go. It's an investment. That's exactly what socialists say when they want more of our money to redistribute. They say investment.
If lawmakers want to invest and buy votes, they can use their own damn paychecks, which are already fat from insider trading. They can do that. Those who want to invest can invest their own money. You don't get to take my money because then what if I want to take some more things from you? Who's to stop me?
You.
Some argue that it's not welfare per se because it's a one-time payment. Guys, frequency of welfare doesn't define whether or not it's welfare. If you have a thousand dollars taken from you and given to someone just one time, is that still theft? If a burglar breaks into your house and steals something for you, he only did it one time. Is that still theft?
Are we seriously going to default to the frequency of a motion actually define said motion? No, we're not. It's another quasi. Ponzi social scheme. That's exactly what this is.
This is a tenet of socialist policy.
Now, I would expect this from Mamdani or Obama or Newsom, but I do not expect it from Republicans who preach America first while giving our hard-earned tax dollars to illegal immigrants and their anchor babies. This is European-style welfare that has failed in Europe. By the way, the projected estimate of births in this two-year period. The two-year period that they're going to consider these newborns is going to exceed is projected to exceed seven million.
So that translates to about eight billion dollars required for this subsidy.
Now, government could make this easier on families, and they could incentivize births in a different way. But throwing money around like Chris Rock in the champagne room is not the way to do it. Because all of that does is make our current situation even more precarious. You know what actually does help: reducing the size of government, stopping the exorbitant spending.
Some people say that, and that sounds very vague to them. That sounds like an abstract to them. When actually, it's the easiest thing government could do, because it's the thing that affects your quality of living. It affects the value of the dollar. It affects your rate of pay.
It affects everything. Reducing or eliminating all government spending down to Article One, Section Eight, Enumerated Powers. Reducing or eliminating property and income taxes, unleashing domestic energy production, including refinement expansion—that's what's holding us back. But you don't solve it by redistributing the dollars of hard-earned, over of hard-earned dollars of overtaxed citizens, who see our money flow to everywhere else, Al Shabab, illegal aliens, never back to our own families.
So this, I am so against it. I think it's one of the worst things that he's ever promoted in his entire presidency. And I say this as someone who's defended his policies, tons of other policies. But don't think for one second that I'm just going to defend this just because he's the one doing it. This is my money.
You know, I feel like that scene in Step Brothers with Derek and what's his face. Brendan, when he goes to the office and he wants a job, and you know, he wants a job leasing helicopters. And Derek is, and stepbrother is telling him about the Catalina wine mixer. And don't you mess with my nut, Brendan. Don't you do it.
That's what this is like.
So this is this is above and beyond. This is above and beyond.
Now, it's it. I mean, it could it can be. Can't ask a good question. It can be private donations. I mean, you can donate to it all you want to.
But the original seed money for a particular slice of the newborn baby pie—you know, kids who are born between these—you know, this state and the state—they get a thousand dollars, a thousand taxpayer dollars in their accounts, and that's taken directly from the treasury. And I am a thousand percent correct. Anchor babies are absolutely included because the federal statute, which I've triple checked. And I've actually convened with an attorney that works in our government. The federal statute is yes, correctly, that when it concerns child welfare, the immigration status of the parents is irrelevant.
It's just whether or not the child was born in the U.S.
So yes, anchor babies are emphatically, emphatically going to get our taxpayer dollars.
So we have our taxpayer dollars going to where illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants and their anchor babies. Where else do we have our taxpayer dollars going? I mean, that's insane. Yeah.
So the Dells donation is separate from the one thousand dollars that comes out of the treasury. I want to make sure people understand this. That's different from. The money coming out of the treasury, and they have their own set of parameters, but that's how this is working.
So we got this. They also want to give nine thousand dollars of our tax money to mothers to pay them for staying home with their kids.
Well, who else are we giving our money to?
So that's ten thousand dollars right there. That they're talking about taking away from us to redistribute. This is wealth redistribution. Just because it's gussied up in the robes of a Republican doesn't make it any less so. That's the truth of it.
How is that America first to be giving money to anchor babies? I feel like that's a legitimate question. No, the Trump accounts are a horrible idea. It is a it's a it's a bad idea. I think it's one of the worst ideas that he's ever promoted.
How about parents take care of their own damn kids from start to finish the way that is expected? Why do you get to claim anybody else's money for the drive bys that support this? Why do they think that they can claim your money? Why do they think that after you work a hard, long day and you come home, that they get to claim a single percentage of what you've earned to to pay for their own kids? Why?
That's the question of it. It absolutely is socialism, and it's the right that's doing it. This is part of the post-conser the post-constitutionalist platform, and these are people in Trump's ear. That are trying to. I mean, honestly, this is this is.
I am livid over this. We rioted for less than this back in the days of your during the time of the revolution. Because this is outright thievery. There's no other way to to state it. And you have post constitutionalists that are in the president's ear, telling him to do stuff like this.
Telling him that the only way we can make it better is to spend more. How in the hell do you ever get a handle on government by expanding it? When does that ever work? That's like screwing for chastity. Can a prostitute screw herself back to purity?
I don't think so. How does this? How is this America first million dollar question?
So this is like just like the proposal I mentioned—the $9,000 making welfare queens out of people's money—and there were people who got so upset that I said that. But it's accurate. If you don't want to be called a welfare queen, then don't try to argue that stealing from your fellow American, part of their income, to pay for your choices, then stop arguing in favor of that. That's welfare. If you're getting it, you're a welfare queen.
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So you guys remember Andrew Tate, one of the oh sorry Tate, one of the Tate brothers.
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So, yeah, remember how many of the woke Rikers ran, including Alina Habba, who like sounded completely dippy when she was like, "Oh my gosh, I'm like such a big fan." And was I guess chasing cloud all these people that praised him and celebrated him because they were so eager to get popularity and podcast and they all ran to platform him. We all remember who they are. Also, moving on, we've got. Oh, I know we're I'm running out of time today. We've got rabid raccoon found in a Westlake Village home.
Possible rabid raccoon. There's no possible about it, but they said four workers were were exposed. That means they'll have to get shots. Also, we're going to talk about the classification of stuff here coming up because a mother apparently stabbed her husband and two young children during an early morning attack. What is happening with some of these checks?
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So there have been a number of headlines just over. I don't know, like how I guess what the the span of a couple of months. There was this one, Kane. I'm going to send this one because this was this morning. This is what I was, why I was thinking of this.
And Denton, so North Texas, Denton. Which how far away would you say Denton is from us? Like about thirty minutes.
So just so you all out there have, you get the night. It's like thirty minutes from where we are now. A mother is accused of stabbing her husband and her two young kids in Denton County. And it's in the town of North Lake.
So this was literally yesterday at four something in the morning. The authorities got a call from a man who said that his wife had stabbed him in their home, and the woman, thirty-seven-year-old Holly Flores. Officers got there minutes later. Her thirty-four-year-old husband was taken to the hospital. He had a non-life-threatening stab wound on his head.
But they also found a three-year-old girl. This makes me sick, and a ten-month-old baby boy, and they had stab wounds to the chest. They were taken to the hospital, and thank the Lord above that they're going to survive. Thank God, because that they they're hospitalized with family members. By their side, they're in critical condition.
That's all we know. We don't really know, but they're alive. Thank heavens! And one of the law, one of the law enforcement, the police chief of North Lake Crawford said, "quote They're still in the hospital, but I believe they're going to be okay. I don't think they're in critical anymore, but they're trying to." Figure out what happened.
The officers had visited the family's home five times since March because of concerns about the family's welfare. They didn't discuss that at the press conference, and they asked about the motive, and they said Flores apparently hasn't said much. What he said, now listen to this: He goes, "Quote: She's more just in a stare." Not saying a whole lot. End quote. What in the world is happening?
Because I'm looking at a whole handful of headlines: South Carolina mom, Missouri mom, accidentally puts her put her baby. Said accidentally, Lindsey Clancy obsessed mom, Corey Walsh mom accused of starving kids to death, Texas mom kills daughter, mom influencer kills family, murder suicide. Oh my gosh, what is happening? Did we all take crazy pills? And so is it because we had this national case, and now are we paying more attention to this stuff because of that national case, or is there more of it because it was so national?
Now you have copycat. We'll talk about this tomorrow. Today in Stupidity, came all right. Let's go to Don Lemon. Oh, and this is cut fifteen.
Oh, you hate me. He's no. I don't. I promise. He's no longer with CNN.
Me and old people. But apparently, CNN, according to Don Lemon, is with this new merger recently. They just wanted to make room for MAGA because making America great again was never on CNN's priority list. Listen to this. Logical.
They wanted to move the network to the right. They did not make a secret of it. They said that publicly. They wanted to move the network to the right internally. What they were saying to us.
And that would also imply they were on the left. Which is what we've always had as far as a complaint. The biased recording is not journalism. They were told that they they talked about having more independent, moderate voices. They never said that they were going to move to the right.
That's him, just mad because he got fired. Folks, find us over at Substack, chapter and verse, Facebook, YouTube, like and subscribe. I will be back with you tomorrow. God bless. Hola, es Mr.
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