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I am just one vote, as is every Michigander. My vote for Senate is going to be with Mike Rogers, and I will tell you why. Because we have to stand with country. We can't stand with hate. We can't stand with Hassan Piker.

Friend of mine was talking about how education is on the ballot, and it's very true.

Now, there's a lot of young people looking at this election. You know, I was a young person once, and we've got to make a choice about who is standing with them. I think that Chuck Schumer is going to become the majority leader. You know, and I think that there are incredible Democrats and incredible activity taking place across this country. I stood with my party, and I was booed off the stage.

And you know it was violently shouted down. You know I was up there with other Democrats. Those people who are on that stage with me—they're going to make their choice. The ballot box is still very personal and and private. And today, in a moment of faith, tied to my faith, into this great city.

By the way, I'm standing here with a guy named Mike Rogers, and there's another guy named Mike. Who ran the city of Detroit for 12 years, and a lot of Detroiters voted for him. And you know, he kind of looks like this guy. And you know what happened with that, Mike? You know, he stepped out of his party.

He put up his hand for a brief while. He was running for governor. You know, I don't know everything that's going to happen. You know, and and all I can do. Is lead with love and integrity.

This was a personal and private decision. I woke up this morning and I decided to go to church, and I am here with the person who I am voting for for United States Senate, and that is Mike Rogers. No tax on voting rights. That your president that endorsed you.

Well, that's my question for Haley Stevens: Is how how are you supporting a candidate that stands so firmly with some of the policies that you support? Look, nothing is perfect. Nothing is perfect. Yeah. Yeah.

Can you just? When did you guys? Did you have any conversations? Right? Did you have any conversations?

Right? Okay. My question. We're done. We're done.

Her hecklers need a dictionary and Jesus. Her hecklers really need a dictionary. They're so stupid. Shut up! What I hate it when I hear people out there go traitor because normally they're the products of incest.

They're like because the cousin love. And they demonstrate how low IQ they are by saying words that have definitive meanings, meanings that don't actually apply to just basic disagreement. It's like the left, right? Of course, that is the left. I mean, they're the ones heckling her.

This is it is so insane to see this. But remember, go back because this isn't the only time that we have seen people losing their mind over, you know. Kind of getting off of the Democrat reservation. This isn't the first time. I mean, you guys remember Melissa Hortman, right?

I mean, this wasn't that long ago. I mean, this was back in June of twenty-five. A long time. She was a long time. I don't know what this party means.

It's basically socialist, democratic, farmer, labor. Member of the Minnesota House, and they had a special session to pass state budget, right? And during the special session to pass the state budget, Melissa Hortman cast the singular, sole Democrat vote, and it was in favor of this Republican provision that ended the. Health coverage for illegal aliens, adult illegal aliens in Minnesota care, and she was trying to stop a government shutdown, and she wanted to get a broader budget through. And it was she was raged at by her side, and then just a few days after that, she and her husband were shot and killed in their home.

And the guy also wounded a state senator and his wife earlier in that same evening.

Now it was said that it was a politically motivated. I didn't say this. Police said this that it was a politically motivated assassination.

Now, she cut these benefits.

Some people like to come out and say, "Well, that guy, he worked. Is uh, he worked. He was uh, picked by like a uh." Oh, he worked with a Republican, etc. It was a nonpartisan thing, but he had he had worked with Democrats, and he also had a bunch of no kings and all kinds of stuff in his car, and he had a bunch of other stuff that indicated otherwise. Choke on it!

I'm so done! I'm so tired of hearing that excuse from the left, so that they can justify their fetish for violence. I'm done with it.

So, Melissa Hortman, we all remember Melissa Hortman. Apparently, Michigan forgot.

So this is a real thing that we are witnessing in Michigan. They're going to try to break Haley Stevens for not endorsing Abdul Elsayed. And by the way, Abdul Elsayed, there, there, there are a lot of people that are saying, "Oh, there's a reckoning coming." Have you seen some of those?

Some of these activists, these Islamist activists in Michigan. Look, I get it that there's an attempted red-green takeover of the United States right now, and that is aiding Islamists more than anything else. But we are not so far gone where you should feel confident enough to get froggy, because there are a lot of people that got a lot, well, lead farmers as you would call us. I'm just saying. Just stop your stupid talk.

So she gets called a traitor by her own side. I mean, I actually am worried about Haley Stevens's security. I, yeah, and Mike Johnson's very worried about it as well. You heard him talking. He's very concerned about it as well.

Now we're going to come back to this because there's even more. Also, the Dallas Morning News over the weekend they ran an editorial. From a paid campaign operative for the Democrat Gina Hinosa, right, who's trying to challenge Governor Greg Abbott, and the Dallas Morning News ran this op-ed from this paid operative with her campaign, and the headline was, "I'm a Republican, and I'm," she's saying that she wasn't voting for Abbott.

Well, she's actually not a Republican. She's literally a paid, you know, who's a campaign operative, and the Dallas Morning News didn't disclose it. They let that stay up for hours before they finally added a little bitty footnote at the bottom, and then they've tried to ignore it.

However much you loathe the legacy press is never enough. We've got we got to discuss that. We're also going to get into Tucker Carlson, who has been wrong about everything. The guy who wasn't, who was rejected by the CIA for not being smart enough. The guy who couldn't get into his his preferred college.

The nepo baby who got everything because of his dad. His dad. His dad was a saint, but his dad was the one who like enabled his career and apparently took care. Like these boys had everything taken care of them up until the time they were like in their fifties. He's now coming out there and saying, "Oh, Trump's going to drop a nuke." He is.

There is a part of this red-green alliance is this psychological op to try to demortalize you to the point of giving up. That is what he is, and it's very interesting that there are a lot of people over the weekend where there were a lot of receipts published. Of people who. Pretty much look like they need to apply to become a foreign agent because they're taking money for Qatar and apparently trying to influence American politics on behalf of Qatari, the Qatari government. That's one of the things that came out over this weekend.

Tons of receipts, all over social media. If you want to dive into that, it absolutely is a foreign op to try to influence our elections, and it's happening on social media.

So we've got that. And a lot of other things to unpack today. As we get you set up, it's election Eve. It's going to get really hairy, really, really crazy. But we're going to get you set up.

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So Haley Stevens in Michigan was responding to why she decided to endorse Mike Rogers over the very angry Islamist who. Man, I have a lot to unpack about this. There's so much that's been coming out. First, let's hear what she had to say. This is cut eleven.

This is Haley Stevens, who now the entirety of the left is going after.

Well, look. This is just a weight off my shoulders.

Okay, Abdul has been getting angrier and angrier. I was trying to help, and I endorsed him. That ad was very painful. There's so many Democrats who want to vote for our Democratic nominee, and they're just being told, "Hey, this is a party you don't belong in, or this is a campaign you don't belong in." And I've never cast a present vote in. The Congress.

I'm making a decision here, and you know that's just where I landed on this. I woke up this morning, clear-eyed, fresh, and you know focused on what was in my heart, and that's that. You know, and there's a lot of incredible things going all around Michigan and frankly this country with these elections here, Anderson. I mean that was a good answer. That was a good.

That was a good answer that she gave. I liked her answer.

Now, this is what's. There's even more video and audio of Abdul Il Sayed coming out, and he did an interview with 60 Minutes. That did not go well for him. And I want you to listen to his answer on this.

So he was asked a couple of different things: whether or not first it was okay for dudes to be in girls' locker rooms. That's number one. And then he was asked about whether or not. Israel or the or Gaza has a right to exist. We're going to start with 19.

This is you guys. Listen to this, and y'all tell me what you think of his answer. What happens with transgender kids on sports teams and so on? Right, like these are places where rights are in conflict. Right?

Do you what do you think happens? I don't know that that's actually true. I think we manufacture these social issues because here's the thing about it, Ross. You have an iPhone in your pocket, probably. Or is it iPhone or Samsung?

You have a phone in your pocket, right? You can get access to everything and anything in the whole world, all the world's information in your pocket. The notion somehow that you are going to prevent your child from being exposed to something that you may find disagreeable—that have to do with the locker room—is going to be because of school is so profoundly outdated. Because of course you have all the information, and they have all the information.

So here's the thing about it. I think it's really important for us to recognize that the free flow of information is actually a beautiful thing. It's really important, and the most important thing you can do is not try to protect the person from seeing a thing. It's about trying to make sure that as you coach your kid through the world, that you are engaging with them and saying, "Here's what I believe. Here's what you may see in the world.

You get to make your choices about who you're going to be in the world," but that's going to require us to make. Do with the fact that, like, the internet is a real thing. Oh my gosh! What? Oh man!

I'm gonna need something stronger than coffee to get through this. Oh my! What in the world?

So wait, wait, hold up, hold up.

So basically, Abdel El Sayed's answer to whether or not, and again, looking at notes, checks audio. It's Whether or not it's okay for dudes to be in girls' locker rooms, and his is like, well, they're going to see male, you know, Frank and Beans anyway. Might as well just get, you know, they're going to see in the locker room. I mean, they see it everywhere. What?

They're going to see it on the internet anyway. What? So he wants men in women's locker rooms, is what I'm hearing. And then he tells everyone that if you don't want to see the men in the women's locker rooms, then you're a bad parent because they're going to go see dongs anyway. What?

That's right. That's what. Right. Yeah. Um.

I actually think that's one of the worst answers I've ever heard a politician give in my life. How hard is it to say? I don't think men should be in the women's locker rooms. How difficult is that to say? I mean, it's I know we're talking about Abdel El Sayed.

He could have made the Haley Stevens thing go away. All he had to do the Haley Stevens thing go away by just saying, "No, I don't hate Jews." That's all he had to say, but he couldn't even bring himself to say that. Tucker Carlson's so proud. The oh, I'm going to be horrible for the next two days. Just want to let you know.

I'm just trying to wrap my mind around how horribly absurd his answer is. This is like a—it's a word salad of cowardice, is what his answer is.

So he says in this answer that your kids are online and they're going to go see male Frankenbeans anyway, so you might as well get over it, mom and dad, and just you know, just allow the men in the girls' restroom. And and then he said, "quote I think we manufacture these social issues." That's wow! I am actually stunned. Into I don't know what else to say. I've been trying to think about this.

I've been thinking about that soundbite all morning, and I legitimately, I I that is bad. That's a bad answer.

So basically, parents that want to protect their girls' safety and their privacy, man, you guys just get yeah, get your your girls are going to see it anyway. Maybe that's how he raises children in his household, but that's not how everybody raises their children in everybody else's household. I mean, I guess he just lets his kids go on and see whatever on the internet. We're talking about locker rooms where girls are getting undressed. We're not talking about doom scrolling TikTok.

These are two entirely different things that he conflated because he's terrified to address it. If he says that he wants men and women's restrooms, he's going to make all the Muslims and little Mogadishu upset. If he says that they should be in there, he's gonna he's gonna make them the Muslims upset. If he says that no, they they absolutely shouldn't, then his leftist base is gonna get super mad.

So he's got to keep the Islamists and the far left that red green alliance in Michigan that he is writing. That's his coalition, is the red green alliance. What you're seeing in Michigan is exactly what Tucker Carlson and all of his toadies want, and his little bot army with him and his drunk brother. That's what they want for the country. They want that red green alliance.

They want an Abdul El Sayed. That's the red green alliance. What you're seeing in Michigan is exactly what's happening, and I I mean, wow.

So. Let's like what else? I mean, let's think about this. Why, if they can just, if his litmus is whether or not kids can access it online, then why protect kids from anything at that point? If that's his argument, and they that kids can just get anything on their phones, then just don't protect them from anything, right?

I mean, every single vice is on the internet for viewing, correct? They can watch pornography. They can go and they can buy drugs. They can do all kinds of stuff.

So, just let them be exposed to all of it, as Abdul Elsaeed's argument. That's literally what he's saying here.

Well, because they can, they can have access on the internet. I mean, it doesn't matter what happens off the internet. That's exactly what he's saying. And. That he, I mean, I get it.

That he doesn't care about protecting women's sports, and he doesn't care about protecting girls' bathrooms because Sharia law hates women. Islamic jurisprudence absolutely despises women. That's why women have zero representation in any kind of Sharia court. They are second, third class citizens in any kind of Sharia run nation. I mean, this isn't.

This is just an observation. I'm not. This is not an opinion. It's an observation of fact.

So, his answer is very Sharia coded, which is incompatible with the West. It's incompatible with Western jurisprudence. I mean, this is just insane.

So there. I mean, the New York Times latest New York Times CNN poll showed that he was leading. Thus far, oh, but wait, there's more. Wait, what do you mean there's more? Oh, wait, there's more.

Yeah, so this is cut twenty. This is another part of that sixty minutes interview. Watch this. The question of does Palestine have the right to exist? Does Palestine have the right to exist?

Yes. Does Israel have the right to exist? Yes. If there is a shared understanding. Wait, you said let me just let me just let me just understand.

I believe, and this is the this is the problem with this debate. We start from where we sit rather than start from principles. I believe in equal rights, in peace, dignity, and self determination for Palestinians and Jewish Israelis alike. If the Palestinian people decide and the Israeli people decide that they want two states for two people, and they decide that on equal terms, I'm for it. If they decide that they want one state shared in a different way, I'm for that.

Well, they rejected that.

So the the people that he loves over there, he says this knowing that. Hamas has rejected this, and the "quote-unquote" Palestinian Authority, and just you know, again, I am going to say this every single time: Palestinian is a made-up word, like assault weapon and cisgender. It's made up. It is a phrase that has been made up to retcon a history of displaced Jordanians who were trying to literally, out of the ether, cobble together. A makeshift, made-up history for themselves, so that they can try to assert their dominance and sovereignty over a strip of land that, according to every shred of antiquity, thousands of years of antiquity, whether it was Zoroastrian, Islamic, Christian, or whatever secular, doesn't support its existence.

They're trying to claim sovereignty over a strip of land that was never theirs, and they they. Stole the name; they appropriated the name that Hadrian had given the land after the Second Judean Uprising, and to spite the Jews, to name it after their enemies, the Philistines, who were from Crete, seafaring people, and they hadn't even been in the area for two hundred years.

So that's the history on that. I'm going to say this every time: they already rejected the authority. Rejected.

Well, Hamas rejected a two-state solution. The authorities never going to have a two-state solution because they can't even have elections because Hamas will take over. There are no, no one in Gaza wants a two-state solution, and most of the hardcore Hamas supporting. Displaced Jordanians in Judea and Samaria. They don't believe in a two-state solution.

I think that the time for a two-state, personally, I think the time for a two-state solution passed. I mean, hell, Clinton was going to set it up, and Yasser Arafat and the authorities said, nah. They don't want it. They didn't want it, and I think October seventh pretty much put to bed any other. Oh no, we'll go back to two state solution.

No, no, no. You had your chance. You chose violence, literally.

So no, you don't get a two state solution anymore.

So what he's saying there, he tried to put a caveat on it, and he's a very, he's very, very bad with structuring an argument. Because he immediately lets you know exactly what he is, what he is trying to keep out of defending.

So it makes he's trying to do a a lazy Mot Bailey, and it's not working for him. But he's, I mean, you can see right through him. No, his answer is no. He doesn't think they do. He's like, well, a shared understanding of a two state solution.

Well, Hamas has rejected that. The Muslim Brotherhood that he loves so much has rejected that. That's just taqiya. And I think it's racist for him to think it's racist and and really bigoted for Abdel El Saeed to think that that we're going to buy that that we don't know what's happening over there that we don't understand the lay of the land geopolitically that was offered and it was rejected. End of next.

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There's a big. It's not an argument. I think it's like a planted thing. On social media, and I hate giving into these things because they're just absolutely ghey, but they are, and it's so mine. I mean, there is like the.

I think it started as a satirical thing, but you know, you have people who live hyper online that take it. Everything online is being super ridiculously serious. And there has been this like huge effort to make Darth Vader, A.K.A. Anakin Skywalker, apparently an avatar for the disgruntled. Like alpha and young zoomer, maybe not even older zoomer, but like young zoomer and alpha generations, right?

And it's like it started. Like Elon Musk had even tweeted it, and it was like this picture of Anakin with Padme and Luke and Leia, and it's like, look what they took from us. And I'm like, what do you mean they? And I just, I'm like questioning. It began as like a funny thing, but then it took a turn to be serious.

And there his Really been, you know, one of the reasons we talk a lot about the doomerism and the demoralization is there's this huge effort to really demoralize the up and coming generations in a way to program them to to be more receptive of authoritative tactics and tyranny at large, like authoritativeness at large, and that's really what I think this is playing into, and it's really a war shock test. Like I thought, like that's what Musk tweeted. I mean, it's kind of funny, and I don't know what he means by what. I'm like, who's they? Like, first off, what's they?

What does they mean? And I was thinking about this because, like I said, it began as funny, and then there were really people who were like actually taking it super seriously. Like, you know, like Vader was the good guy. Wait, wait, wait! Hold up!

Wait, wait, wait, wait! And I made a, I made mention of it, and then the bots like lost their minds, and I guess a bunch of other like I don't know some folks lost their minds. But I'm right, and it's we'll talk about this briefly.

So the whole thing with. Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader. I first off, I hated the prequels. The prequels were horrible, and I hated everything Kathleen Kennedy did through Disney with with Star Wars. I haven't watched any of that because I just.

I'm not going to lower myself to do that, right? I mean, the prequels were clunky. I'm not a big fan of Natalie Portman as an actress because I always thought she's the same character all the time, and I, you know, I didn't think the dude who played Anakin was that bad, but it was just weird. It was a weird thing, but this idea that there. That he there's this this effort to invert everything.

Have you guys noticed this? And it and I've seen some people. The ones who started it as satire, it was clever. But then the ones who miss that point and take it took it very seriously. That's what made it kind of dumb.

So you know this. What I mean with inversion is this idea of inverting all of these. I guess you would say villains in all of these stories, and making it to where they're they redeem them and make them look like the good guy, and the good guy the bad guy. Like for instance, with Wicked, I never saw Wicked because I am allergic to musicals, and my I'm not going to do it. But this idea that well, we just got to make the Wicked Witch more understanding.

No, we don't.

Sometimes evil is evil, and it's okay. It is okay to say that that evil is evil. I get that there is this thing in the left where they want to try to find some redeeming quality, but yet they also reject everything that goes along with that. They want to they want to think that the good guy is the bad guy, and that the person who is bad is bad because someone made them bad. They always want to.

Exonerate them and remove from them accountability. It's a rejection of accountability, and it's a rejection of conscience, and it is a rejection of what. Establish good and evil, right? And so this idea of of inverting that with all of these stories, like, well, there's some other ones out there. Like, what are some of the other ones that they that they've done that too?

Didn't they do that with a new series that's like on Netflix where they were looking at Jason's mom and how she got to be where she was at Camp Crystal? And I saw the description of that. I'm like, you're kidding me! I'm not even dealing with this.

So there, there definitely is. This this desire to invert all of this and make it seem like well it's okay because someone made them bad again removing the accountability and removing the free will which is incredibly important somebody made this point and I think it goes in here.

Someone made the point, and I think it, like I said, dovetails with the situation. How Jordan Peterson's counsel to young men differs from the woke right post-constitutionalist counsel. Jordan Peterson told young men, "Life is hard. Clean your room. Take responsibility.

Bear each other's burdens." The woke right, a.k.a. post-constitutionalist, tells you everyone is against you, and your problems are because of everyone else, not you. You're seeing that play out from the group that took this, you know, funny meme thing about Star Wars, and has now made it a serious war shock test.

So there's two things that are happening there, and I think that there's something to it. That's also what I think is driving a lot of this with the argument about retconning this, right? Like, for instance, you know, going back to that image that. Elon Musk posted. It's like, well, this is what they took from us.

Well, nobody, nobody made Anakin, you know, force strangle Padme, and break her will to live after the massacre at the temple. Nobody made Anakin. The movie indicates that he killed all the younglings, which are all the young Jedi in training. Nobody did that. He did that, right?

He did that. I mean, Anakin literally choked his wife to the point of unconsciousness. That is not a character of the good guy. That's not a character trait of a good guy, right? That's not the character trait of the hero.

He cut his son's hand off, and was going to kill him for not converting to the dark side.

Now later, yes, you can say, ah, well, Vader was ultimately redeemed, and he went and came as like, apparated into the, into the forest, and presented himself to Luke Skywalker, and he was there with Obi Wan, etc.

Okay, that's when he went back to Anakin, but Vader lost. Darth Vader lost. He was ultimately defeated, and it wasn't until after he was killed that Anakin came back as a Jedi ghost. Right. So, I don't.

I just think it's weird that everybody's making a big thing out of this. Nobody did that to Anakin. Nobody made him do that. Nobody. I.

I mean, it's just. Can we just let the progressives be the progressives? Without trying to invert it and make that into something, it just doesn't make any sense to me. But the other thing too, I'm looking at this whole thing because everyone's like the Jedi's were the bad ones. The Jedi's were bad.

The Jedi, and I going back to when you had Samuel Jackson and they were all sitting on the Jedi Council, and you had. Anakin Skywalker go in and they were evaluating him, and he gets mad and dismisses the council. None of their failures make Anakin's choices righteous, right?

So that's the other thing that's getting inverted by this whole thing. Like you, someone else's failings do not make your I guess moral failings—they don't sanctify that; those choices—they don't make. If you do something wrong, your choices are not made righteous because someone else was wrong. That is judged entirely in its own different, independent realm from that. I mean, my gosh, you could go back to James, first one twenty.

Human anger does not produce the sort of righteousness that God—that God's righteousness.

So. The redemption also at the end is not vindication. That's another big thing about this. Like Vader's return was like the real heart. Like when he became Anakin again, that was the real repentance.

He turned on the Emperor and then sacrificed ultimately himself for his son.

Now you could read that as grace. The thief on the cross is not celebrated for his career as a thief. Honoring the redemption is good theology, but lionizing Vader's power and his corruption and his menace—that is the—and they're lionizing the fall that preceded it, and they're confusing that with righteousness. Do you see what I'm saying? There is a big misconception about how all of this is.

I mean, it is wild. And you know, ultimately, the people that are like lifting up Vader, you're admiring him for the fall, but you're not celebrating him for the redemption, which are two entirely different things, right?

So. And Juan's like it's an Islamist view, which is true. I mean, yeah, if good deeds outweigh bad deeds, then the person may be granted paradise. That's what Juan said. Juan is spot on, absolutely spot on.

So I was thinking about this. I have a column that I have to turn in for the Washington Times, and I think I am actually going to write it about this. I actually am. Yeah, I think I am going to write it about this. Absolutely.

I think there are so many other good, legitimately good. Examples for Alpha Generation and young, like super young Gen X, like twenty five and under. I think that are not Gen X, but Gen Z. Like Gen, I'm thinking of Gen Z as being the ones that I see doing this the most, are twenty five and under. I I think there are so many other good representations, but it did begin as a joke, but then people took it way too far.

Now it's like a serious theological and political debate. Not even kidding.

Social media is a stage for personality disorders. Just so you know that. All right, we got a couple of other things that we got to touch on here. There's a lot that's been happening, and we got elections tomorrow. Everybody needs to go and vote.

There is. Let's see. Let me look at my audio because I've got some audio that I want to make sure that I am sharing with you. And there's one that I that really stuck out to me, and I think this is this is cut 23. This was Rachel Campus Duffy on Fox over the weekend.

I wanted to play this really quickly. But what you're spending at foreign wars in general, not just Israel, so our foreign wars debt. I mean, what's driving inflation is certainly the spending that happened during COVID, which was out of control. But the amount of money that our government spends on wars, it's an enormous part of our budget. I think we're spending, you know, billion dollars.

I I need to get the figures before the next hour, but the amount of money being Sent on four wars over the last twenty years, have a lot to do with our debt.

So I don't think we are maybe true. Maybe they should have sent four wars instead of Israel. I mean, maybe they could pay that. Finish the whole point that me has been. Wow, I heard this and I thought, okay, yeah, the audio was odd.

There is other. There's other clips. There are other clips out there that there was apparently like this discussion that they were having. I guess I don't watch. I really don't watch a lot of cable news, and I definitely.

I really don't watch a TV over the weekend at all either. Normally, I keep it on to watch lower thirds, or I keep it on C-SPAN. The idea that, and a lot of this came down because she, I think, was criticizing. The stuff with Iran and also, I guess the FMF with Israel that wasn't included in the clip, and I don't want to speculate too much about that. But I think a lot of people look at Brown University's Cost of War project because it looks at the funding and tries to do like I guess some sort of mathematical figures about how much things cost after nine eleven.

But if you're looking at what gets me is that we don't actually spend. If the argument is that we're spending more on war over the past twenty years than anything. Else, that's absolutely not correct, which is kind of crazy when you look at Social Security and Medicare.

Social Security costs, and what's crazy is these are not costs that they should have. This is your money that older generations have paid in. Like my parents are, my mom's a boomer, and she, and I'm not saying that to be mean. It's the generation I'm Gen X, she's boomer. You know, my kids are Gen Z.

She's has paid so much in for Social Security; that's hers. But the problem is that the government has siphoned it off and have used it as a slush fund. Ultimately, they treated it and made it a Ponzi scheme. They should have never taken that from people in the beginning; that was their money to keep. But now, because they've siphoned everything off and they've expanded it to include, you know, even people who haven't paid in, those who come in illegally, you're looking at massive amounts of massive amounts of costs.

Social Security costs grew by 121 billion. You look. Medicare that's grown by one hundred and seventeen billion, Medicaid by over like fifty five billion. These are year over year increases. These, like for instance, the programs themselves run roughly.

This is what this is coming literally from our own government's figures: one point five trillion for Social Security, a trillion for Medicare, six hundred billion for Medicaid alone. Your This is not even coming close to what we have spent for conflict. That's just like mathematically illiterate. I think if people are upset about foreign policy and geopolitical moves, let's maybe not make like silly universal statements that can be disproven with simple fact, a quick research, you know, a quick perusal of publicly available data for SOS. All of this—it's just crazy.

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Please drink responsibly. My friend Kurt Schlichter, he is an author, a political columnist, badass trial lawyer, also retired colonel with our U.S. Army, and he's a senior columnist over at Town Hall. He also has a new book out tomorrow. What a day to release the book, and it's called American Warlord.

Which I feel like also would be a great metal band name. Look at the cover; the cover is spectacular. And he joins us now via video, my friend. Congrats on the release tomorrow. And by the way, if you haven't checked out his Kelly Turnbull series, you need to.

I first off, I let's just start thirty thousand foot. The obvious. You got Decoy Dan. You got this madness here in Texas, not just with the governor's race, but also Telefrico. Then you have all of the stuff with Haley Stevens in Michigan.

I I kind of get the sense that Democrats at this point are like, yeah, we are dirty as all get out, and we don't care who sees it. That's really what I feel like they're telegraphing here. I don't think they ever care, Dana. I think that they care about power, and that's all they care about, and that is a problem because you know if you if you get rid of a paradigm where people can solve their political problems through argument and debate and fair, clean elections. That leaves raw power, and you know I've I actually served in places where raw power was the currency, and I I don't think Americans really want that, but I think there's a half of Americans who are kind of prepared for it.

So perhaps this isn't a great idea among the people who are least suited for an environment where raw power is the currency. That's a really good point because you know there are people we just want. To be left alone, and when you get the people who want to be left alone upset, that's really bad. That is a really bad thing when you get those people riled up and very involved.

Well, I think people are getting involved now. I think the last few weeks, things like data, Republicans' research on the you know would be color revolution by these incompetence ex government employees, the the antics in Alaska, and you know the the guy who wants to represent Hamas but he's really you know getting elected in Michigan. All that stuff has told people, you know. This matters, and maybe you don't like how much gas costs, and maybe you're a little unhappy because Donald Trump is taking out a generational enemy that's killed and maimed thousands of people. Yeah, but these psychopaths want to kill you.

Okay, they want to disenfranchise you, and when I, Kurt, that's that's crazy talk. They want to kill you? Who said they? They did. Yeah, they say consistently.

We all saw the Charlie Kirk video. They they they murdered him. One of their allies murdered him, and they would gladly do it to us. And how how how do I how can I extrapolate that, Dana? Because I know a little something about history.

Because I've lived in Europe, because I lived behind what was the Iron Curtain.

Okay, I know how this game is. I married somebody who had to get out of her country, a hop, skip, and a jump against in front of a firing squad.

Well, her family did. She was an infant at the time, but. The the fact is, normal Republicans who may have said, "I am sitting this one out," I'm just kind of annoyed. I think they're getting activated. I have yet to meet a Republican out there who says, "You know what?

I'm not voting. I'm going to let the anti meat, anti gun, pro castration, literal blasphemer guy represent Texas for the next six years because I want to teach the Republicans a lesson." I haven't met. Yeah, we're talking with our friend Kurt Schlichter. His his brand new book is out, American Warlord. You can also read his stuff over at Town Hall.

I wanted to ask you because you brought up Iran, and I pull. I am going to pull this article up. I I saw this piece that came up earlier today. It was over at Daily Mail, and they were really going at Pete Hegseth, Sec War. They were really going at Sec War.

I feel like there is this effort right now. To throw him under the bus by a faction within the GOP that thinks that you know the only problem that we have to solve with Iran is just peace talks. That's the only thing that we because they're going to be amenable to peace talks. And it was Hegseth and others who encouraged Potus that you know he should hit Iran. When we all know Potus, I mean Potus has disliked Iran for longer than I've been alive.

This man, there are so many cuts at him, Kurt. All. All over YouTube, going all like Barbara Walters back when she was young and alive, and she was interviewing him, and he was like, "I hate you know he he like went on and on, and this was like in the early eighties or seventy. I don't remember. It was a long time ago.

He has been consistent on this, and and I I just want to know why there are so many knives out for Hegseth right now, particularly, and then we'll get into the Iran stuff.

Well, Hegseth has kicked over the rice bowls of a lot of people. Pete Hegseth has come in, turned the military into a military organization again. For years, I was saying, yes, we have problems with our strategy. Yes, we have problems with acquisition. Yes, we have problems with force structure.

But the real problem is the United States military has become a petri dish of bizarre social pathologies, and what it needs to be is a military organization with military culture. You wonder. You watch these generals go. Because Pete Hegseth gets out there and does push-ups in front of the troops. Troops love it.

How do I know? Because they are joining in droves. The generals hate it because it puts a spotlight on them. They can't peacock around with their you know with their uniforms. You know their Buttons on them under you know extreme tension from their guts.

They have to soldier again, and they don't like it, and they don't want it. And there are a lot of people there who do not want Hegseth in. The other thing is, particularly on the left, if you can neutralize the security forces and turn them into a organization that will support the left, which is what they wanted to do. Then you've got real a real potential for control.

Now in the United States, fortunately, we don't have centralized control like they do in the other countries. You know, Britain and France. You know, we have a ten thousand different police departments. We have fifty national guards. We have military spread all over the place.

We also have a veto in the form of 400 guns owned by American citizens, and you know, is it any secret that they want to take out the guy who wants to keep our military professional and out of politics? At the same time, they want to take our weapons from us. Right. Ooh, that's a very good point. We're talking to our friend Kurt Schlichter, and you can read his stuff over at Town Hall as well, because this and that's one of the things that I noticed too.

The people. That were complaining about him were the ones that it seemed like they were either obstacles or they were supportive of the obstacles that stood in the way of military preparedness. And it seems that that's like that's how our DOD and everything our armed services now are being positioned correctly. To preparedness and readiness, instead of as a never-ending social experiment, and gone are the days of the guys in the with the medals and the skirts and the lipstick, and they're like lieutenant whatever. I mean, that's we don't see that anymore.

I and I mean, really, to me, I'm just I'm happy to see it. I know you are as well. Oh, extremely. Look, active duty general and flag officers, admirals and generals. Uh.

Are by nature political.

Now they have to be because they're dealing with foreign governments and they're dealing with the American military. When you say, "Well, I don't want political," all generals are political. The problem is if they take a political side and start coming down in the political fight, as opposed to maneuvering through that world, which they they have to do. That's part of their job. You have people have this understanding or this notion that the military is full of you know conservatives.

They're not conservatives. Politically, they're conservative because they don't want to change anything. They are not politically conservative. In fact, many of them—a surprising number on active duty—are leftists. Why would they be leftists?

Because they live in a government environment. They don't have to produce anything. It's a hierarchy. Everything is provided. They have no entrepreneurial needs.

You go now. You go to the reserves, and suddenly you're seeing colonels and generals who, like well, me, started their own business and actually, actually, were capitalists. And they are much more conservative in the political sense. I mean, you look at these generals. I mean, there are generals out there.

Oh well, you know, normal citizens shouldn't have weapons of war.

Well, you know, who's to decide? Oh wait, I guess it's you, the general, because you've spent your life making decisions for other people, and you think that's how the world should work. But it isn't. American citizens don't need a chain of command. Here's the proper chain of command for American citizen.

Um, God. American citizen. Hack politician. See, that's the chain of command. That needs to be.

And you'll notice the general is not between God and American citizen. Amen. Amen to that. I got one more question on Iran. Then we're going to talk about your book.

I really feel like this election, the way, especially, I feel, I see a lot of leftist media, and I'm looking at some of the headlines I have on my giant gaming screen here. They're really, really trying to go at like Republican enthusiasm, trying to suppress turnout, this demoralization. Campaign, and they're they're they're saying, well, Iran is really the litmus test. I really, I a thousand percent backed POTUS right when he got started because he was like a heat-seeking missile on Iran, and I still feel like he has that prerogative, but he also has to battle through all of the bureaucratic BS in D.C. that want to deter him from this.

You would know a thing or two about that, how all of that works. Give us some insight. Like, what is your feeling on this? Because I still feel like he he would have, if Trump would have been able to do what he wanted to do, this would have already been over. But it's still not a war.

It's just it's just military action. But I think they're also exaggerating by calling it a war to further demoralize.

Well, look. I don't think Donald Trump's listening to anyone else but himself. I mean, he obviously has his advisors and everything, and I think he has made a decision to wait to restart combat operations, kinetic operations, until after this midterm, because he thinks it's going to be to his advantage. But the beautiful thing about Donald Trump, Dana, is that he doesn't. Honor bogus guardrails.

He doesn't honor rules that don't apply to the left. They're they're they're out there saying, "Well, you can't do this." Donald Trump's like, "No, no, no. I'm going to do that. I don't care. You you tell me I can't interfere in elections by trying to keep them honest.

I'm going to send the DOJ in to ensure election integrity. You say I can't deport illegal aliens. I'm going to deport hundreds of thousands of them. The beauty of Donald. Trump is he doesn't fall for information operations, information operations designed to manipulate and maneuver him.

He does what he thinks is best. He does what he wants, and I think in general he has pretty good instincts. Yeah, he does. Your book, American Warlord. This is I love this cover.

And let me just tell everybody the description here. It says, "After America falls, an overlooked trucking manager and student of Rome must become the warlord that history demands to defeat the predators and rebuild civilization." And he emerges into a fallen world where institutions are wiped away and the road belongs to predators. And now, a confused and delusional wait for a rescue that will never come. It's going to take a man with a plan. It's going to take a new American warlord.

This is really very, very on pulse. I have to say, this whole concept. Tell me about this book, which is out tomorrow.

Well, look, this is a book about a normal guy, Vic Kincaid. What a great name, too, by the way. Yeah, Kincaid means battle chief in Scottish. Yes, which I think is cool. Vic is a normal American.

You would you would recognize Vic sitting in the Houston Control when the Apollo mission was on in short sleeves with short hair. Not a cool guy. Not a hip guy. He didn't go to the Ivy League. He doesn't.

He doesn't eat at the grill in New York City. He's a normal guy. But you know what? American America was built by normal guys, and it's fueled and defended and fed by. Normal guys.

It's normal Americans who are going to save us. Regular Americans, not these hacks. And you look around, Dana. When you're driving around, look around at all the stuff. The buildings, the businesses, the churches, the organizations—that's all normal Americans at work.

Yeah, the government didn't do it. It's not communist country. You don't see well where you do see the you do see you know rows and rows of government apartments and government buildings. It's a ghetto. It's a nightmare.

It's a disaster. It's normal Americans who made say who who brought us who made America. It's normal Americans. Who will save us? But you know, look.

There's a lot of action in this. There's a lot of fun. There's a lot of humor. It's. It is not a batan death march.

It is a American Warlord. It's a fun. It's a happy warrior story. We got our actors, but American Warlord by Kurt Schlichter. Yes, that's right.

You can get it tomorrow when it drops. Congratulations, my friend, Kurt Schlichter. There it is, right there. American Warlord. Go find him on X.

Find his columns at Town Hall, and go get his book. All the best to you and your love. Lovely wife. Give her our best. Good to see you, my friend.

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First off, I think if you're going to drop stuff, do it before early voting. Dear sweet heavens, stop waiting because you realize it's the chunk of people that vote in early voting. By the way, this is one of the reasons why I hate early voting. I hate it. I just hate it so bad.

I only I early vote when I absolutely have to. Like tomorrow is insane. We're on air, and then I have a bunch of events that I have to stop at, and I'm speaking at one, and we got to do all the stuff, and then there's get out the vote stuff.

So I I actually hate it. I think we should have maybe one. Maybe two, one at least one, obviously, or maybe two days. Everybody's off. You go vote because this early vote.

Think about this. This is this this tape drops after we've had two weeks of voting already, and like with a lot of the Abdul Al Sayed stuff with the early voting there. I mean, think of all the people that have gone to early vote. You know, the left really goes to early vote. A lot of independents go to early vote.

They go in their early vote, and then people wait too long to get some of their Oppo out, and then this is what happens. It's incredibly frustrating.

So, look, all I'm going to tell you is this: you need to go vote, and you need to realize that it, if we don't have our turnout, if we don't have turnout, then all the dirty tactics that the left are doing, they'll work. When we suffocate it with turnout, there's no chance because there's just too many of us. But you, people, have to get out to vote, and you need to be checking with everybody that you know to make sure that they vote. Otherwise, if we lose, we're going to have impeachment palooza. If we lose the Senate and the House, I know Trump has.

What did he say? Do we have this audio? This is funny. He said, "I'm just going to veto everything." That only works.

So listen to this. This is cut eight. This is funny. Listen to this. I can stop because it's veto.

Look, if we didn't win, I think we're going to do great. But if we didn't win, I veto everything. I'll be vetoing, vetoing, and then they'll come along, and we'll probably make some deals along the way. But it wouldn't be as good. Yeah, but if if they have enough, they could probably.

I mean, depend depending. I mean, I I don't think at this point everything is so speculative and everything is designed to try to influence turnout or demoralize or suppress. You just need to know that you do your duty to your republic when you cast your vote. Not voting is a choice; it's a vote. Because it enables one vote to rise, that's just that's the rule of it.

That's the way it works. You have to go vote, and we're going to talk about all the lead up. Obviously, Wednesday we're going to break everything down. We're going to watch everything, give you updates, and yeah, get out and vote. I voted.

I already early voted. I already voted. My family voted. But I have some of my son's college friends that are coming in town that are voting specifically tomorrow. They're literally taking off school and they're coming to vote.

So that's awesome. If they can do it, you can. Today in Stupidity King. All right. Speaking of voting and how important it is, Ro Khanna was saying some stupid stuff.

I mean, he does that every week, but this is actually on tape, and he's talking about how Democrats will defund the U.S. military. Which, in this climate, why the hell would you say anything like that? But here he is in cut twenty-four. We have assets in that region.

I would stop the funding. The House and the Senate should stop the funding for any further actions in the Iran War, my lord.

So yeah, let's let the state sponsor of terror. In the world, continue doing what they're doing. Thank you, Democrats. You're really great. Exactly.

So great. Exactly, folks. That does it for us today. Get out and vote. Check with your family, your neighbors, your friends.

Make sure they're going out to vote as well. And like I said, we're going to be following everything tomorrow nonstop. And we'll have a big write up also at the end of the day. Find us on Substack, Chapter and Verse, YouTube, Facebook. Like and subscribe.

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