Did the Commies Already Win? (Ep. 555)

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2:13 So we named this the, did the commies already win?

2:18 That's the name of today's episode.

2:19 Did the commies already win?

2:20 And just to not leave you in suspense,

2:22 because sometimes I'll, you know, pose a question at the beginning,

2:24 and then I'll just kind of like let you linger on

2:26 and then I'll give my view at the end.

2:29 But I think the communists may have won.

2:32 I think they may have won.

2:34 They didn't need to shoot a single bullet.

2:37 They didn't need to shoot a single missile.

2:40 They didn't have to invade either of the coasts of the United

2:43 States.

2:44 They didn't have to invade the US from our northern border,

2:46 which is somewhat secure in our southern border,

2:48 which is completely porous.

2:50 They got us to destroy ourselves.

2:52 I was talking about this with somebody in Sunday school

2:54 today and it's almost like, you know, when you have a big

2:56 brother or an older brother or somebody like that and they're

2:58 making you hit yourself with your own hand and it's like,

3:00 stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself, stop hitting

3:02 yourself, stop hitting yourself.

3:04 Well, eventually they can let go and you'll still kind of be

3:06 hitting yourself.

3:07 That's what I feel like the communists have done is they let

3:09 go of our risk a long time ago and we're still just punching

3:11 ourselves directly in the face or directly in the nuts.

3:14 However, you feel like you want to think about it.

3:15 Now I've been wanting to talk about the infiltration of

3:18 America with communism for a while now, but there's not always

3:22 like a really soft place to land for something like that.

3:24 And again, I know for some of you that listen to the show,

3:26 it's like I go from an interview with an author and then we'll

3:29 have a forging table and then I'll talk about some incendiary

3:31 topic and something like that.

3:32 So it's kind of all over place and can be fairly scattered.

3:35 But I feel like I've come to the right point where I had enough

3:37 time to kind of do some research and do some really some

3:40 thinking about this because some people are hyperbolic and

3:42 they always want to scream about the sky falling.

3:44 And that's what a lot of people in the conservative space do.

3:46 And I never wanted to be that person, but I feel like now is

3:49 the time and the signs that communism might be taking over

3:53 the United States have literally been here for decades.

3:56 Because there were times in our history where you could appoint

3:59 and been, you know, the person saying the communists are trying

4:02 to take us over seemed crazy.

4:04 But if COVID in 2020 taught us anything, it's that remember

4:08 when all the conspiracy theories were, oh, you're crazy.

4:11 If you think that, oh, you're crazy to think that COVID

4:14 started in a lab in China and it was, it escaped from there

4:17 somehow, you're crazy to think that now that is the most

4:19 plausible explanation for explanation for how that virus

4:22 just spread across the entire globe.

4:25 But this has been happening for a very, very long time.

4:28 And so what I want to do today is I want to go back in our

4:31 history and reveal some things to you that I think point us to

4:35 the moment that we're in right now.

4:36 And the first year that we're going to be starting in, you know,

4:39 interestingly enough, is 1984.

4:41 In that year, a man named Yuri Alexandrovich, Ben Bezmanov.

4:46 OK, I got messed up with the middle name and I, you know, I

4:48 thought it'd be good on the last name, but it's Yuri Bezmanov.

4:50 Let's say that he's former KGB and he's also a Soviet

4:54 defector. He defected to Canada in 1970.

4:56 So he did an interview in 1984 with G Edward Griffin and Bezmanov

5:01 detailed four states of mass brainwashing used by the KGB.

5:06 And so the KGB, for those of you that don't know, that was a

5:09 Soviet Union's main security agency.

5:11 That was their spy agency, those types of things.

5:14 And they had this guy, Bezmanov, was a part of the KGB.

5:19 And he knew how to perform these different tasks that would

5:23 basically give us stages for how people can be brainwashed.

5:26 But specifically what the Soviet Union was trying to do to

5:30 brainwash the West and most specifically the United States.

5:34 Now, the main point that he made during the interview is that

5:38 Russia was planning to defeat the United States through

5:41 psychological warfare.

5:42 Okay, they weren't going to try to invade us.

5:44 They weren't going to try to, you know, drop a bomb.

5:46 It was going to be psychological warfare, essentially a

5:49 PSYOP to demoralize us as a nation and as a people.

5:53 That's capital in nation and capital P people.

5:55 And that's the long game.

5:57 So the short game is, well, we're just going to look at your

6:00 border. We're going to go across it and then we're going to

6:02 militarize it and then we're going to fight you.

6:04 Right. That's the short game.

6:06 This is the long game. This is something that takes decades

6:09 and decades and decades to accomplish.

6:11 You have to have dictators in place in order for this to

6:14 happen. Or you can have quote unquote duly elected

6:17 politicians like Vladimir.

6:19 Oh my gosh, well, I mean, you've had different people.

6:23 I'm trying to think of all the different people in Russia.

6:26 But you've had different people that where they're put in to

6:29 office via an election.

6:31 But the election was basically a foregone conclusion.

6:35 So I was going to talk about Lenin a little bit, but Putin,

6:38 who we have right now, this is a guy where Russia has these

6:41 duly elected politicians, him being one of them, him being the

6:44 main one. And yet the voting is absolutely ridiculous.

6:48 It's like they it's like a dictatorial relationship, a

6:50 totalitarian relationship with its populace, whether they're

6:53 they're privy to it or not.

6:55 So this is the process that he described in this interview,

6:59 Bezmanov described as the great brainwashing.

7:03 Okay. And he said the great brainwashing of the West,

7:06 specifically America would occur in four steps.

7:09 So the first step is demoralization.

7:12 Okay. And I'll have the entire interview in the show notes so

7:14 you guys can check it out.

7:15 But I'm just going to kind of give you the high points so that

7:17 we can set up what we're going to talk about.

7:18 So demoralization, step one takes 15 to 20 years.

7:22 And so Bezmanov detailed that it would take time to get a new

7:25 generation used to the ideas of communism.

7:27 And by the time that they were fully bought into it, these

7:30 same people would be in positions of power.

7:32 And so the specific example that he gives in this interview is

7:36 hippies from the 1960s, eventually taking over important

7:40 positions in government and in businesses and in organizations

7:43 and universities by the 1980s, which is exactly what happened.

7:46 And then Bezmanov actually thought that the process of

7:49 demoralization had been completed by the time of this

7:52 interview, which again was in 1984 or well would be so proud.

7:55 But here's a quote from Bezmanov detailing what a demoralized

8:00 person would be like.

8:01 So here's the quote, "As I mentioned before, exposure to

8:04 true information does not matter anymore.

8:06 A person who has demoralized is unable to assess true

8:10 information.

8:10 The facts tell nothing to him, even if I shower him with

8:14 information, with authentic proof, with documents, with

8:17 pictures, even if I take him by force to the Soviet Union and

8:20 show him a concentration camp, he will refuse to believe it

8:23 until he receives a kick in his fan bottom.

8:26 When a military boo crashes his balls, then he will understand.

8:30 But not before that.

8:31 That's the tragedy of the situation of demoralization.

8:35 I mean, that's it.

8:36 That's an absolutely haunting and chilling quote.

8:37 Then we have step two.

8:39 Step two is destabilization.

8:41 So destabilization takes two to five years.

8:44 Okay.

8:44 The first process to decades, this takes two to five years.

8:47 And the target, uh, what they would do is they would target

8:50 what would be considered the essential elements of the

8:53 structure of American society.

8:54 So they would be targeting the economy, foreign relations

8:58 and defense systems.

8:59 Okay.

8:59 So that's step two.

9:01 Then we have step three crisis.

9:03 They say that this is going to take up to six weeks.

9:06 And according to Besmanov, this crisis would bring about,

9:09 quote, a violent change of power, structure and economy.

9:13 Unquote.

9:14 Again, do I need to take you back to 2020, anyone?

9:17 COVID, anyone.

9:19 A violent change of power, the people that are in power.

9:23 All of a sudden people that never had power have ultimate power.

9:26 Structure.

9:27 We restructured our elections.

9:29 We restructured our education systems, we restructured immigration,

9:33 the economy.

9:34 All of a sudden, it's just the big box stores that are open and all

9:38 the mom and pop shops are not considered to be essential.

9:41 Right.

9:42 And again, this says, you know, according to Besmanov, this process,

9:45 step three crisis takes six weeks, right?

9:47 Remember 15 days is slow to spread.

9:49 Horace part of the first 15 days is slow to spread is the first three years.

9:53 Right.

9:54 That's kind of where we all lived through.

9:55 And then the final step is normalization.

9:58 So again, just take you through step step one, demoralization,

10:01 step two, destabilization, step three, crisis, step four, normalization.

10:07 So this is step four.

10:08 This is when the country and its populace accepts its new normal

10:13 and forgets how things used to be before total ideological capture.

10:18 Okay.

10:18 But I'll share one more thing about this before we move on to the next thing.

10:22 This is perhaps the most chilling quote of this, this entire interview.

10:26 The interviews about hour long again, it'll be in the show notes.

10:28 Just listen to this quote.

10:29 This is from Besmanov again.

10:31 Most of the American politicians, media, and educational systems

10:36 trains another generation of people who think they are living at the peacetime.

10:41 False.

10:42 United States is in a state of war, undeclared, total war against the

10:48 basic principles and foundations of this system.

10:51 Think about that.

10:53 They know that we're at war.

10:56 We don't.

10:57 I've heard the same thing described with these fundamentalist, Islamist,

11:02 terrorist groups.

11:03 They're at war with us and we don't think we're at war with them.

11:06 We only think we're at war with them whenever they knock some of our

11:09 buildings down, right?

11:11 Whenever they chop off the heads of some people that we love or that we know,

11:16 then it's like, okay, we're at war now.

11:18 It's like they've been at war with us this entire time.

11:21 And so that's a very, very chilling quote again.

11:24 That was in 1984, 40 years ago.

11:27 But then we got to turn the clocks all the way back to 1965.

11:30 So in 1965, Paul Harvey delivered a radio broadcast called if I were the

11:36 devil. So Paul Harvey, he's a legendary radio broadcaster that did it from 1951

11:42 until 2008.

11:43 He's an okey.

11:44 He was born in Tulsa.

11:45 He was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by George W.

11:48 Bush.

11:48 I think that was in 2005 or something like that.

11:50 But on his radio show, again, at the time was even going out to millions of

11:54 people in 1965, he performed something that he wrote called if I were the devil.

11:59 Now I'm going to play this for you.

12:01 The audio isn't great, but I do want you to listen to it closely.

12:05 And I know I always encourage you guys to listen to things at two time speed.

12:09 Like I always do that.

12:10 And I definitely think that you should do that.

12:12 Listen to things at two time speed.

12:13 Listen to podcasts, listen to books, get as much content as in as possible.

12:16 If you're one of those people, if you're like me, go back to one time speed.

12:21 I want you to hear his cadence. I want you to feel the pregnant pauses.

12:25 And I really want you to engage with what he's about to say.

12:27 So I'm just going to lay it out there for you.

12:30 So let's go to the clip.

12:31 If I were the devil, if I were the devil, if I were the prince of darkness,

12:42 I'd want to engulf the whole world in darkness.

12:44 And I'd have a third of its real estate and four fifths of its population.

12:48 But I wouldn't be happy until I had seized the ripest apple on the tree.

12:51 The.

12:53 So I'd set about however necessary to take over the United States.

12:57 I'd subvert the churches first.

13:00 I'd begin with a campaign of whispers with the wisdom of a serpent.

13:03 I would whisper to you as I whispered to you, do as you please.

13:06 To the young, I would whisper that the Bible is a myth.

13:10 I would convince them that man created God instead of the other way around.

13:14 I would confide that what's bad is good and what's good is square.

13:18 And the old I would teach to pray after me, our father, which art in Washington.

13:25 And then I'd get organized.

13:28 I'd educate authors in how to make lurid literature exciting

13:32 so that anything else would appear dull and uninteresting.

13:34 I'd threaten TV with dirtier movies and vice versa.

13:38 I'd peddle narcotics to whom I could.

13:40 I'd sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction.

13:43 I'd tranquilize the rest with pills.

13:45 If I were the devil, I'd soon have families at war with themselves,

13:49 churches at war with themselves and nations at war with themselves

13:53 until each in its turn was consumed.

13:56 And with promises of higher ratings, I'd have mesmerizing media fanning the flames.

14:03 If I were the devil, I would encourage schools to refine young intellects,

14:07 but neglect to discipline emotions.

14:09 Just let those run wild until before you knew it.

14:12 You'd have to have drug sniffing dogs and metal detectors at every schoolhouse door.

14:16 Within a decade, I'd have prisons overflowing.

14:21 I'd have judges promoting pornography.

14:24 Soon I could evict God from the courthouse, then from the schoolhouse

14:28 and then from the houses of Congress.

14:30 And in his own churches, I would substitute psychology for religion and DFI science.

14:35 I would lure priests and pastors into misusing boys and girls and church money.

14:40 If I were the devil, I'd make the symbol of Easter and egg and the symbol of Christmas,

14:45 a bottle. If I were the devil, I'd take from those who have

14:48 and give to those who wanted until I had killed the incentive of the ambitious.

14:53 And what will you bet?

14:56 I couldn't get whole states to promote gambling as they way to get rich.

15:02 I would caution against extremes

15:07 in hard work, in patriotism, in moral conduct.

15:11 I would convince the young that marriage is old-fashioned,

15:15 that swinging is more fun, that what you see on TV is the way to be.

15:21 And thus I could undress you in public.

15:24 And I could lure you into bed with diseases for which there is no cure.

15:31 In other words, if I were the devil, I'd just keep right on doing what he's doing.

15:37 Yeah.

15:38 Again, guys, that was back in 1965, 59 years ago.

15:47 I mean, it literally seems like that guy could have written that and performed it this year.

15:53 It's almost terrifying to listen to that.

15:56 It's really chilling, if we're being honest.

15:59 And there's two things here.

16:00 There's so much to talk about about this and I could go all day really just on this one

16:05 particular video, but I'll be brief.

16:07 There's something called primacy and recency.

16:09 So back when I was doing my undergraduate degree, we did more presentations than we took exams.

16:14 I was just the program that I was in, the corporate communication program that I was doing.

16:17 I was also doing a leadership minor.

16:19 And so I remember being taught the concept of primacy and recency.

16:23 People tend to remember the first thing that they heard and experienced.

16:27 And the last thing that they heard and experienced, that's why you will have

16:31 professional speakers have a very dramatic and kind of attention grabbing thing at the beginning.

16:37 And then they will end typically in a dramatic fashion as well.

16:40 Because they know in the middle, your mind's wandering.

16:43 You know, who do you need to follow up with in your email inbox, who you're going to go

16:47 to lunch with the next day, you know, what you need to do at the house.

16:50 And so, but at the very beginning, you basically have their full attention and at the very

16:54 end, if you're good at it, you can kind of sense that the end is coming and so you're leaning forward.

16:58 It's like in a movie, maybe you go get up and use a bathroom in the middle.

17:01 But you would never do that at the beginning or the end.

17:02 You'll just feel like you get lost.

17:03 So I want to talk about primacy and recency in terms of this Paul Harvey skater thing that he wrote.

17:09 The first big point that Paul Harvey makes is this.

17:11 I wouldn't be happy until I had seized the ripest apple on the tree.

17:16 The, and that's not T H E. That's T H E E.

17:22 And again, if he were the devil, because again, if we look at the devil and how he's depicted

17:26 in Ezekiel, the devil got to a point where he was tired of, I think how my pastor, buddy,

17:31 Joby Martin puts it, he was tired of being looked through.

17:34 He wanted to be looked to.

17:36 So he was the angel in heaven that was basically in charge of the concert.

17:40 That was basically what he did.

17:42 And he was tired of being looked through to God.

17:44 He wanted to be looked to.

17:45 And so again, the quote, I wouldn't be happy until I had seized the ripest apple in the tree.

17:50 The and only God is the we are not the.

17:55 The Satan and his minions certainly aren't the, but God is the.

17:59 So that's the primary point, right?

18:01 Primacy and recency.

18:02 And then the most recent point at the very end, the last big point he makes is this.

18:07 In other words, if I were the devil, I just keep right on doing what he's doing.

18:11 Cause the thing about it is, again, this was written almost 60 years ago and delivered

18:17 almost 60 years ago.

18:18 And it seems like it was a plan that was put forth and has continued a pace since then.

18:25 So if you were the devil and you were wanting to keep as many people worshiping you,

18:31 which if you worship at the altar of self, you are worshiping the devil.

18:35 You don't have to, you know, perform a seance and sacrifice a cat to worship the devil.

18:38 You just worship yourself.

18:39 That's exactly what Satan would want you to do and aren't all the things

18:43 described in that little monologue that he delivered pointing to that end.

18:47 He's doing a fantastic job.

18:49 Now again, that was in 1965.

18:51 If we go back two years before that, I think Paul Harvey might

18:55 have read a little bit from a guy named Cleon Scalcin.

18:58 So Cleon Scalcin wrote something called the naked communist.

19:02 So in 1958, okay, 1958, the FBI special agent, W.

19:07 Cleon Scalcin, pin the book, the naked communist, and this described the history

19:12 and the appeal of communism.

19:14 Okay.

19:14 Then in 1961, Scalcin added the 45 goals of communism to the book, the naked

19:22 communist, and that list was so shocking, guys, that it was officially read

19:27 and recorded in the 1963 congressional record by Mr.

19:31 Albert S.

19:31 Hurlong of Florida in order to alert the public about the dangers of communism

19:36 in America.

19:36 Again, this is in 1963.

19:39 Okay.

19:40 45 goals added read into the congressional record in 1963.

19:44 So according to my account, because I went through the list.

19:47 Okay.

19:48 I got the list right here as I knock everything over in my studio.

19:51 Okay, got the list right here.

19:53 You can see me with all my writing on it.

19:55 I made a count.

19:56 So according to my account, I guess you could say my opinion.

20:00 I think that 37 of these 45 goals, 37 have been achieved already.

20:08 I think I think that six maybe have not been achieved and there's two

20:17 that I'm not sure.

20:18 Actually, wait, that math doesn't really add up, does it?

20:21 Yeah, yeah, yeah, it does.

20:22 Okay.

20:22 37 have been achieved 37 of the 45 at six that I do not think have been achieved.

20:29 And then two that I'm not sure.

20:30 Hopefully that's 45.

20:31 I think that's 45.

20:32 But here's one thing about the list.

20:34 Actually, you know what I'm going to do?

20:36 I was going to read the whole list and then go back.

20:38 So I won't make you sit through me reading out loud that long.

20:40 So this is what I'm going to do.

20:41 I'm going to give you the things from this list of 45 that I do not think

20:45 have been achieved yet and perhaps even are not even being fought for yet.

20:49 And then I'm going to read the two that I'm not sure about.

20:51 And then we're going to dig into the ones that I think communism has already

20:54 accomplished.

20:55 Okay.

20:55 So here's the list of the ones, the six that I think have not been achieved yet.

20:58 And I'll read them according to their number on the list.

21:01 Number three, develop the illusion that total disarmament by the United States

21:06 would be a demonstration of moral strength.

21:08 I don't think they're even trying for that anymore.

21:10 Number eight, set up East and West Germany as separate states in spite of

21:14 Khrushchev's promise in 1955 to settle the German question by free elections

21:19 under the supervision of the UN.

21:20 Obviously the Berlin Wall came down.

21:23 Germany is unified.

21:24 That's no longer a goal.

21:25 Number nine, prolong the conferences to ban atomic tests because the United

21:29 States has agreed to suspend tests as long as negotiations are in progress.

21:33 I don't think the United States ever bought into that.

21:36 Number 13, do away with all loyalty oaths.

21:39 So a loyalty oath is where you swear allegiance and loyalty to your country,

21:42 even though that seemingly doesn't mean a whole lot anymore, those still do exist.

21:46 So that has not been accomplished.

21:48 Number 33, eliminate all laws or procedures, which interfere with the

21:52 operation of the communist apparatus.

21:54 Again, some of those laws and procedures have been eliminated, but

21:57 certainly not all of them.

21:58 Then we have number 43.

21:59 The last one that I do not think has been accomplished.

22:01 Overthrow all colonial governments before native populations are ready

22:05 for self-government.

22:06 Obviously that's almost an impossible task.

22:09 That's not going on.

22:10 And then there's two that I'm really not sure about.

22:12 I couldn't find any evidence or corroboration about these.

22:15 And so I'm just going to leave them on the maybe list.

22:17 They could go either way.

22:18 Number five, extension of long-term loans to Russia and Soviet

22:22 satellites, couldn't find anything to substantiate or corroborate that.

22:26 And then number 45, repeal the Connolly Reservation so the United States

22:30 cannot prevent the world court from seizing jurisdiction over domestic

22:34 problems, give the world court jurisdiction over nations and individuals alike.

22:38 So I found some stuff on the Connolly Reservation.

22:42 I couldn't really feel it to see anything that had been repealed.

22:44 But those are the eight that are somewhere between I don't know and

22:48 definitely not.

22:49 OK, but here are the ones in the 45 that I think it is very clear to prove

22:55 have been accomplished.

22:56 Again, these were written back in 1961.

23:01 These were added to the book that was written in 1958 and then

23:04 read into the congressional record in 1963.

23:07 Here are the ones that I think the communists have accomplished.

23:10 Number one, US acceptance of coexistence as the only alternative

23:14 to atomic war, number two, US willingness to capitulate in preference

23:18 to engaging in atomic war, number four, permit free trade between all

23:23 nations, regardless of communist affiliation and regardless of whether

23:26 or not items could be used for war.

23:28 Number six, provide American aid to all nations, regardless of communist

23:32 dominant or domination.

23:34 Number seven, grant recognition of red China admission of red China to the

23:39 UN, number 10, allow all Soviet satellites, satellites, individual

23:44 representation in the UN.

23:46 Number 11, promote the UN as the only hope for mankind.

23:49 If its charter is rewritten, demand that it be set up as a one world

23:53 government with its own independent armed forces.

23:56 Some communist leaders believe the world can be taken over as easily

23:59 by the UN as by Moscow.

24:01 Sometimes these two centers compete with each other as they are now

24:04 doing in the Congo.

24:05 Again, this was written back then.

24:07 Excuse me, number 12, resist any attempt to outlaw the communist

24:10 party. Number 14, continue giving Russia access to the US patent office.

24:15 Number 15, capture one or both of the political parties in the United

24:19 States. Obviously, they capture the Democratic Party.

24:21 Number 16, use technical decisions of the courts to weaken basic American

24:26 institutions by claiming their activities violate civil rights.

24:29 Number 17, get control of the schools, use them as transmission belts for

24:34 socialism and current communist propaganda. Soften the curriculum,

24:38 get control of the teachers associations, put the party line in textbooks.

24:41 Number 18, gain control of all student newspapers.

24:45 Number 19, use student rights to foment public protests against

24:49 programs or organizations which are under communist attack.

24:52 Number 20, infiltrate the press, get control of book review assignments,

24:56 editorial writing, policy making positions.

24:59 Number 21, gain control of key positions in radio, TV and motion

25:03 pictures. 22, continue discrediting American culture by degrading all

25:08 forms of artistic expression. An American communist cell was told to

25:11 eliminate all good sculpture from park, parks and buildings, substitute

25:15 shapeless, awkward and meaningless forms. Number 23, control art

25:20 critics and directors of art museums. Our plan is to promote ugliness,

25:23 repulsive, meaningless art. Number 24, eliminate all laws governing

25:29 obscenity by calling them censorship and a violation of free speech and

25:32 free press. And with some of these, the language of all and forever and

25:36 never, again, we're looking at for the most part, right? So if you're

25:39 being super binary with all these, you're gonna have a different

25:41 count. This is just my count. Number 25, break down cultural standards and

25:45 morality by promoting pornography and obscenity in books, magazines,

25:48 motion pictures, radio and TV. Number 26, present homosexuality,

25:53 degeneracy and promiscuity as normal, natural and healthy. Number 27,

25:58 infiltrate the churches and replace revealed religion with social

26:01 religion, discredit the Bible and emphasize the need for

26:04 intellectual maturity, which does not need a religious crutch.

26:08 Number 28, eliminate prayer or any phase of religious expression in

26:13 the schools on the grounds that it violates the principle of

26:16 separation of church and state. Number 29, discredit the American

26:20 constitution by calling it inadequate, old fashioned, out of

26:23 step with modern needs, a hindrance to cooperation between

26:26 nations on a worldwide basis. Number 30, discredit the American

26:30 founding fathers, present them as selfish aristocrats who had no

26:33 concern for the common man. Number 31, belittle all forms of

26:37 American culture and discourage the teaching of American history on

26:40 the grounds that it was only a minor part of the big picture,

26:44 give more emphasis to Russian history since the communists took

26:47 over. Number 32, support any socialist movement to give centralized

26:51 control over any part of the culture, education, social

26:54 agencies, welfare programs, mental health clinics, etc. Number 34,

26:59 eliminate the House Committee on on American activities. Number 35,

27:03 discredit the eventual, the eventually sorry, discredit and

27:07 eventually dismantle the FBI. So they haven't dismantled the FBI,

27:10 but they've certainly discredited it. Number 36, infiltrate and gain

27:14 control of more unions. Number 37, infiltrate and gain control of

27:18 big business. 38, transfer some of the power powers of arrest from

27:23 the police to social agencies, treat all behavioral problems as

27:27 psychiatric disorders, which no one but psychiatrists can

27:29 understand or treat. Number 39, dominate the psychiatric profession

27:34 and use mental health laws as it means to gain coercive control

27:37 over those who oppose communist goals. Number 40, discredit the

27:41 family as an institution, encourage promiscuity and easy

27:45 divorce. Number 41, emphasize the need to raise children away from

27:49 the negative influence appearance, attribute prejudices,

27:52 mental blocks, and retarding of children to suppressive influences

27:55 of parents. Number 42, create the impression that violence and

27:59 insurrection are legitimate aspects of American tradition. That

28:02 students and special interest groups should rise up and use

28:05 United Force to solve economic, political or social problems. And

28:09 number 44, internationalize the Panama Canal. Now, as I read

28:15 through that list, were some of y'all going through the headlines

28:18 in your head? Because I was

28:23 I've been doing the shows since 2017, we're well over 500

28:26 episodes on at this point, marching to 600. I've been living in

28:30 the news cycle. I can basically think of all the ones I put on my

28:34 yes list, I can think of just things that have happened since

28:37 2017 that I think would fit into those goals from communism.

28:40 Now, so what do I lean more towards? You know, is the fact

28:46 that I think, well, I'll put it this way, the reason why I lean

28:49 more towards the fact that communism has already won and

28:52 specifically in America. I want to go back and prove that with

28:55 things from that list. Okay, so I'm going to grab a few of these

28:58 from the list so that I can defend my position that, Hey, I

29:01 think the communists have already won here. So let's go back to

29:04 number 17, get control of the schools, use them as transmission

29:07 belts for socialism and current communist propaganda, soften

29:10 the curriculum, get control of teachers associations, and put

29:13 party line in textbooks. So here's a reality. We are actively

29:18 making ourselves dumber. We're doing that. So going back to

29:22 that, that list from number 17, soften the curriculum. Check.

29:26 Some schools don't even give out grades anymore in the United

29:30 States. Some schools give out A's so easily that a lot of

29:34 universities and colleges don't look at GPA for admissions

29:37 anymore. And speaking of universities and colleges, did you

29:41 know that 80% that's eight zero 80% of universities and colleges

29:46 in the United States no longer require an ACT or SAT test score

29:51 to be admitted? Now, I don't think your entire future of your

29:57 education should be determined by what you score on the ACT or

30:00 SAT. But to not require it at all. No one told these schools to

30:05 do that. They just did it. Someone did it because of COVID

30:09 because access to testing centers for the ACT and SAT became

30:12 very difficult. But most of them have just kept that going. It's

30:15 2024 now. And also, they mentioned getting control the

30:18 teachers unions and teachers associations. Check. They've

30:22 absolutely got those the ideological capture of those

30:25 organizations is prominent, again proven very much so in 2020.

30:29 And then put the party line in textbooks. Check. Seriously,

30:34 just think about this. Where do you think middle schoolers and

30:37 high schoolers get the idea that, well, you know, communism and

30:41 socialism, it just hasn't been done right yet. Where do you

30:44 think they got that idea? From their teachers that come from

30:48 these teachers unions that have been ideologically captured by

30:50 communism and by things that are covered and not covered in

30:53 their books. What I mean by not covered is you can do this

30:57 yourself. I promise you it'll work. Find somebody that's

31:00 currently in college in your area. So maybe go to a coffee

31:04 shop or talk someone that you know a church or something like

31:06 that and ask them to describe to you the Soviet gulags. They may

31:12 have no idea what you're talking about. Soviet gulags like,

31:15 what is that? Well, what Soviet gulags mean like right now?

31:19 Wait, is that like a new song from Drake? Like they're gonna

31:21 say something stupid back to you. And if you really want to

31:25 blow your mind, ask them to describe to you what happened

31:28 during the Holocaust. Because there are kids in college right

31:32 now that have never heard of it. You think I'm lying, you

31:37 think I'm playing around? No. There are kids that are not

31:40 being taught that millions and millions of Jews were killed

31:44 by the Nazi Party. And where that ideology comes from, they're

31:47 not being taught about Chairman Mao and the tens of millions

31:50 that died under his rule in China. They're not talking about

31:53 Lenin or Stalin in the Soviet Union. They're not talking about

31:56 any of that. They don't have any idea. It's not in their

32:00 textbooks. But the party line is now let's go back to these

32:03 two. I'm going to read 20 and 21 again, infiltrate the press,

32:07 get control of book review assignments editorial writing a

32:10 policy positions. That's number 20 number 21, gain control of

32:13 key positions and radio TV and motion pictures. So the reality

32:16 with these two combined is no matter where you go for your

32:18 news, or your information, or your entertainment, we, your

32:23 moral superiors will be there to control and mold you via the

32:26 content we thrust your way. Now we do that algorithmically,

32:32 right? Because these people, they control capital T truth with

32:37 the news. But then they also control perceptions of capital T

32:41 truth with entertainment. So if you just look at it in terms of

32:44 representation, depending upon the stats, you see somewhere

32:47 between two and 7% of the United States population identifies

32:51 as LGBTQ, right? Whatever the heck that means, whatever that means

32:54 today, because of the plus on the end. But when you watch shows,

32:57 it's more like 25% of the characters are gay or lesbian or

33:02 questioning or trans. And that's even being injected into

33:06 children shows. Thank you, Disney. Again, parents, why are you

33:08 supporting that company? What's wrong with you? But think about

33:12 that. They're controlling perceptions of truth and truth.

33:15 Then let's read 25 and 26 again. Here's 25. Break down

33:19 cultural standards and morality by promoting pornography and

33:22 obscenity in books, magazines, motion pictures, radio and TV.

33:25 Number 26, present homosexuality, degeneracy and promiscuity as

33:28 normal, natural and healthy. So here's the reality on that one,

33:32 whatever God says is depraved, and abominable behavior or

33:36 content, we, your moral superiors will hold those things up as a

33:41 paragon of virtue and true identity. Homosexuality is not

33:45 not an abominable sin. It's just who you are. Lady Gaga said,

33:51 it's just, it's just how you were made, right? You were born

33:55 this way, right? And most of you have heard by now about the

34:00 pornographic books that are in your children's middle and high

34:03 school libraries, where it graphically depicts homosexual

34:07 sex, rape, sodomy. And then you have people like, what's the

34:12 problem? Why are you being such proved, right? becomes a major

34:17 issue. Then let's read 27 and 28 together, infiltrate the

34:21 churches and replace revealed religion with social religion,

34:23 discredit the Bible and emphasize the need for intellectual

34:26 maturity, which does not need a religious crutch, right? When's

34:30 the last time you heard, Oh, you're just, that's a crutch that

34:32 you need because you're so weak minded, right? And then 28,

34:35 eliminate prayer or any phase of religious expression in the

34:39 schools on the grounds that it violates the principles of

34:41 separation of church and state. Again, dummy sync, the

34:44 separation of church and state is either in the US Constitution

34:47 and the Bill of Rights, or in the Declaration of Independence,

34:50 it's none of those places, it was in a private letter written by

34:53 Thomas Jefferson. And the whole concept that he was describing

34:56 was not keeping the church out of the state, it was keeping the

34:59 state out of the church. Okay, that's the quick and dirty

35:02 explanation of that. But here's the reality on 27 and 28. We

35:06 have evolved and progressed so much as humans that we no longer

35:11 need antiquated and small minded practices like going to church

35:15 and reading our Bible or praying or any of those types of

35:18 things, right? That's what they've accomplished. And then we'll

35:22 read 29 and 20 and 29 and 30 together, discredit the American

35:26 Constitution by calling it inadequate old fashioned out of

35:29 step with modern needs, a hindrance to cooperation between

35:32 nations on a worldwide basis. Number 30, discredit the American

35:35 founding fathers, present them as selfish aristocrats who had no

35:38 concern for the common man. And so here's their reality. When I

35:42 keep saying reality, I'm talking about their reality. They

35:45 far exceeded their goals with 29 and 30. Okay, the American

35:50 Constitution is seen as a relic of a racist and patriarchal

35:54 past, right? That's why people are so easily like, yeah, let's

35:57 just get out the red marker and upgrade and update this thing

36:01 right? And the American founding fathers are seen as the

36:05 cornerstones of the racist patriarchy. That's what we see.

36:10 Again, I remember when Trump was saying, Hey, they're coming

36:14 for Confederate statues now. They're eventually going to come

36:16 for Washington and Lincoln and Roosevelt and Jefferson. They're

36:20 coming for all of them. Oh, you're crazy. You're saying stupid

36:23 things on Twitter. Oh, you're orange Satan. Except he's right.

36:27 There have been statues taken down of all those people that

36:30 just described all of them. So with all that in mind, some of

36:34 you maybe your head's been spinning for the last 30 minutes or

36:37 so because it's like, man, this is so much like I can't believe

36:40 they were talking about this back in the 80s. I can't believe

36:42 they're talking about this back in the 1960s. I can't believe

36:44 some of these things were written in the 1950s. How did we get

36:47 here? But here's my main point. My main point out of all these

36:49 things, because I could go down every rabbit hole with this. I

36:53 but I have to keep it brief. The communists have been so

36:57 successful at doing all of this that no one has even noticed

37:02 that they didn't technically do it to us. They've convinced us

37:07 to do it to ourselves. So I described earlier with somebody

37:11 making you hit yourself with your hand and then finally let go

37:14 and you're just still sitting there punching yourself in the

37:16 face with the nuts, right? They didn't do this to us. They

37:22 convinced us to destroy our own country from within because

37:26 geographically the United States is a hard country to overtake,

37:29 right? Because we have an enormous ocean to our west and an

37:32 enormous ocean to our east. We're going to see you coming,

37:35 right? And we as of right now have friendly members, friendly

37:40 nations to our north and to our south, right? There are at least

37:43 not nations that will join in a fight against us right now with

37:46 Canada and Mexico. So it's going to be very, very hard to just

37:49 pull up via the Atlantic Ocean or Pacific Ocean or via Canada

37:52 or Mexico and try and take us out. The only way to do it is to

37:56 rot us from within. And they've done that slowly but surely. Think

38:02 about diversity, equity and inclusion, which comes right off

38:06 of the satanic teet of communism, right? DEI is leading to

38:11 worse companies because you have companies that are hiring

38:13 people because they look a certain way, not because they can

38:16 perform in a certain way, right? How about worse schools? But we

38:22 just saw this with Claudine Gay at Harvard again, you know, all

38:24 the anti-Semitic stuff notwithstanding. She was a deeply

38:28 unimpressive academic that was ascended to the position of

38:33 president of the most famous university and educational

38:37 institution on the planet with basically no credentials. She

38:40 was the worst credentialed president in the history of

38:43 Harvard. And she got the job. Why? Two things. She was black and

38:48 she was a woman. That was it. How did putting her as the

38:53 university president make Harvard a better academic institution

38:56 to didn't talk about airlines? Seeing a lot of this recently,

39:00 a lot of these airlines have gone out of their way to make sure

39:03 that there's not any more of those dirty rotten white men pilots,

39:07 right? These airlines have stopped caring about,

39:12 do you want to do this job? Are you capable of doing this job? Are

39:16 you trained to do this job? Do you have the demeanor to do this

39:18 job? They want you to look at certain way. So Southwest Airlines

39:22 is going to post a picture of an all female flight crew, not just

39:25 flight attendants, but the pilots as well. And then you have these

39:29 other organizations that are saying, well, there's not enough

39:32 black women pilots when a little black girl sees a pilot. She

39:36 never sees someone that looks like her. That's important. We're

39:39 going to make sure more of those people are pilots. And I'll just

39:42 tell you right up front, I could give a care less who my pilot is

39:46 in terms of what they look like. I don't care how tall or short they

39:49 are. What color hair they have, what background they have, what

39:52 religion they are. I could give a care less about any of that.

39:55 What I care about is when we take off that we land where we're

39:59 supposed to. And the pilot has the most impact on that outcome.

40:05 Yes, something could go wrong with the plane. The engine could blow

40:08 off. You could have a goose fly into the engine. All things could

40:10 happen, right? But in terms of takeoff, flying and landing, that

40:14 pilot is in almost complete control of their life, their

40:18 copilot's life, and everybody else on board. So if that ends up

40:22 being a black woman, great. As long as I get to my destination

40:25 safely, that ends up being an old white conservative Christian

40:29 man. Great. Makes no difference to me. But these companies are not

40:34 looking for ability anymore. They're not looking for competency.

40:39 They're looking for immutable characteristics. And so with all of

40:42 this, what's the point? Because I think God is still in control.

40:46 I think even if the communists did take over, even if we were

40:52 attacked from the Pacific side by the Chinese, even if we were

40:56 invaded, even if we were conquered, America might fall. But Jesus

41:01 is still real. Because I know people right now that live in

41:05 America, and I also know that there are people right now that

41:07 are living under the boot of communism, that have put their

41:10 faith in Christ for salvation. And they've repented of their

41:13 sins, and they will spend eternity in glory. That's the ultimate

41:18 point. A secondary point is we should push back against these

41:23 ideologies when we see them creeping into our area. Go back

41:27 to how to avoid being a crappy man in 2024, those 17 things. One

41:31 thing was, you know, pay attention and get involved locally,

41:33 right? Because it's really hard for you in Godibo, Oklahoma,

41:38 or Bangor, Maine, or who's it's what's at Idaho to affect

41:42 something on a national or in a national scale. You can vote for

41:46 your senator. You can vote for president. You can vote for your

41:49 state house and Senate. You can vote for mayor. You can vote for

41:53 dogcatcher. You can vote for city council. You can vote for

41:56 school board. Those are the things that you can vote for.

41:58 But not all those are created equal in terms of your impact. So

42:01 your vote for president doesn't count nearly as much to you and

42:04 your local community as your vote for mayor. Do you know who your

42:07 mayor is? Any idea who your mayor is?

42:10 So if you see communism and some of the things that I've described

42:15 today, creeping into your school system or your community or

42:20 your church, it's up to you to push back that darkness. It's up

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44:49 attend to. Let's get to the quick hitters. Number one, the

44:52 Biden administration doing everything they can to keep the

44:54 US Southern border open while simultaneously claiming that it's

44:57 completely secure. So this is according to CNN. The Biden

45:00 administration on Wednesday, this was a couple Wednesdays ago,

45:03 filed a lawsuit against Texas over its controversial immigration

45:06 law that gives local law enforcement in Texas, the

45:08 authority to arrest migrants, arguing the state cannot run its

45:12 own immigration system. The move comes after the Justice

45:15 Department threatened last week to sue Texas. If it didn't back

45:18 down from this measure, it marks the second legal action

45:21 against the state this week. Again, this was a couple of weeks

45:23 ago, as president Joe Biden and Texas Governor Greg Abbott

45:26 spar over the handling of the US Mexico border. And then we saw

45:30 guys, I think it was last week, New York City. There was the

45:33 story of migrants again, because Governor Abbott of Texas and

45:37 Governor DeSantis of Florida and others are busing and flying

45:40 these migrants into these supposedly sanctuary cities. And

45:44 they're basically telling these people like, okay, well, hey,

45:46 you want to be a sanctuary? Well, here's the people that need

45:49 sanctuary. And they actually kicked kids out of a public

45:53 school in New York City for a day so that they could house these

45:56 illegal immigrants. So that they could sleep in the gym,

46:00 sleep in the hallways and all this. So the kids had to go to

46:02 online learning, which is essentially not learning. And

46:05 they weren't able to go to school. And a lot of people freaked

46:09 out. A lot of the parents freaked out rightfully so they pay

46:12 taxes for their kids to go to that public school. These illegal

46:15 immigrants have paid nothing and done nothing for this country

46:18 except for take. And now they're taking away from our children's

46:21 education. And there were other people that had major

46:23 concerns because inside those illegal immigrant that the

46:26 people that were staying inside that school, there were criminals

46:30 inside of that group. Most of them I would say are just people

46:32 that want a better life, whatever that means to them. But

46:34 there were criminals. And so now the parents, they're being

46:37 assured that the school would be cleaned and desanitize before

46:40 their kids went back. But what about people that were

46:43 potentially storing weapons or drugs or who God knows what

46:47 in these schools? What if a kid finds something like that?

46:50 We've heard about how lethal fentanyl is. What if one of them was a

46:53 smuggler? And somehow they smuggled in something that had

46:56 fentanyl in it. Now you have a little kid pick up a baggie in

46:58 the bathroom, smell it and then die ingested somehow and then die.

47:02 I certainly hope that that doesn't happen. But it's very

47:05 plausible as an outcome. So my big takeaway on this one is that

47:09 this is a planned invasion. And it will continue a pace until

47:14 or unless Joe Biden is removed from office and likely well after

47:18 that. Because Democrats want the border to remain open so that

47:23 they can get a new lawyer loyal voter block into the country

47:28 when Republicans eventually cave and grant to all illegal

47:31 immigrants in the US amnesty because that's definitely going to

47:34 happen. Mark my words. That will 100 happen. I'm not sure when

47:39 but it's essentially guaranteed that the Republicans will cave on

47:41 this. But even if the Republicans don't cave, which again, I have my

47:44 doubts, the Democrats will 100% kill the filibuster in order to

47:50 get this through at some point. I'm not saying it's going to happen

47:52 this year. But there's not a bigger get than this. This is the

47:57 biggest get that they can get. Because if they can just snap

48:01 their fingers and turn tens of millions of people in this

48:04 country into naturalized citizens that will overwhelmingly

48:08 vote for them, it'll be one of the biggest boons in the history of

48:11 politics on the global stage, right? And then we've seen a lot

48:16 of these Democratic governors freaking out there in these

48:19 blue states, you know, Illinois and New York and New Jersey and

48:23 all these places that, you know, we're busing these illegal

48:25 immigrants to. And most of them are freaking out because they're

48:29 claiming that they don't have enough space or resources, which

48:32 I'm sure some of that is the case. But ultimately, that's not the

48:35 reason why they're freaking out. Okay. I think they're freaking out

48:39 because people like the Santas, Nabbit and others are flooding

48:44 already blue states and already blue cities with migrants that

48:48 will end up voting Democrat once they are made citizens. That

48:52 wasn't part of the plan. The forces behind this that, you know,

48:56 this evil cabal, the forces behind this, they want to flood

49:00 red states and red cities, the largest of which being Texas and

49:05 the cities of Texas, they want to flood those places

49:08 because when the switch is flipped and all these people become

49:12 citizens, it's going to make those cities turn from red to

49:15 purple, if not red entirely to blue. So when these people are

49:19 freaking out, like some of you think it's because, oh, they just

49:23 were completely unaware of the plight of what was happening to

49:26 the small cities in Texas or New Mexico or Arizona. Some of that's

49:29 true, but I think it's because this was a wrinkle in the plan.

49:32 Abbott and the Santas are out maneuvering them. They're like,

49:35 wait, we can't have that. When amnesty eventually comes, we have

49:38 to make sure that Texas turns blue because guys guess what?

49:40 If Texas turns blue, the country is essentially finished,

49:44 right? It could end before then again, we spent the first 45

49:47 minutes talking about ways the communists are trying to destroy the

49:49 country. If Texas turns blue, it's a wrap. But just a reminder,

49:54 because I've been dogging and dunking on the Democrats here and they

49:56 certainly deserve it. I just want to give a reminder to all of the

50:00 Trump needs to be reelected so he can shut down the border people.

50:03 Let me let me give you something here. Trump was in office for four years

50:09 and he didn't one, build the wall, two, make Mexico pay for it

50:14 or three, shut down the border. Show me I'm wrong.

50:20 Well, the legal immigration went down quite a bit. Yes, it did.

50:24 It certainly went down quite a bit. Anything compared to what's

50:27 happening currently with the Biden administration is an

50:29 improvement. This is the worst the border has ever been has ever

50:31 been, right? But he got elected because he was going to build the

50:35 wall. He didn't build the wall. There are parts of the wall that were

50:37 built, but in four years, a physical bearer on the southern border

50:40 where a physical barrier could go did not go up. The places that did

50:44 go up were not paid for by Mexico. Another guarantee by Trump

50:48 and the border was still wide open. What's the plan? You're going to

50:52 elect Donald Trump. Also, the Democrats are going to stop

50:55 trying to impeach him and stop trying to throw him in jail and all

50:58 of a sudden he's going to shut down the border. Bless you if you believe that.

51:02 Because here's the idea. What I think should happen is is fairly extreme.

51:05 I do understand. But what I think should happen is that we militarize

51:08 the border immediately and we start accepting zero asylum cases

51:14 until we can figure out what is happening currently in our country

51:18 because there is a year's long backlog of people that are just waiting to hear

51:22 their asylum case heard by a judge years long, two, three years long.

51:28 So we have these people that are in this country and we have no idea why they're

51:31 here and we have no idea if they're asylum case is even relevant.

51:36 And also it's not just people from Mexico. It's obviously a ton of people from

51:39 Central and South America. Why are these people passing up

51:42 other countries to come to come to America? Why can't they take

51:46 asylum in Mexico or Ecuador or Venezuela or somewhere else?

51:54 Brazil. Why are they having to take refuge here?

51:58 Again, no one's ever explained that to me. Now, if Trump is reelected or sorry.

52:01 Yeah, I guess it would technically be reelected just four-year gap.

52:04 If he's reelected, will the border get better?

52:07 Yeah. Will it be shut down? No. It doesn't get shut down until we shut it down.

52:13 We've seen video just in the last week of Eagle Pass.

52:17 So this is actually pretty awesome. In Texas, Governor Abbott sent out the

52:20 National Guard to block Eagle Pass. And so you have all this razor wire and

52:25 barbed wire. And there's this one little sliver

52:27 where we've all seen the videos now of illegal immigrants just streaming

52:31 right through their just walking right through from Mexico into America.

52:34 Well, the border patrol was sitting there with or not border patrol.

52:37 This is the National Guard. We're sitting there with riot shields pushing

52:41 these people back, not letting them through.

52:43 Could that have been for the cameras? Could they have eventually let all the

52:45 people through? I don't know. But they've muscled

52:49 this other border where they know how. Now, is that going to shut down?

52:52 The cartels is that going to shut down the coyotes? Of course not.

52:56 But is it going to stem the tide a little bit? Is it going to give us an idea?

52:59 Is it going to give us the ability to wrap our minds around the 20 to 30

53:02 million people undocumented people that are here

53:05 illegally to give us an idea of what we should do with those people

53:07 before we accept one more person through the back door?

53:11 I think so. So just don't think that magically electing Trump fixes this.

53:15 It certainly won't. Our next quick hitter here. The Vatican doubling down on

53:20 Pope Francis's call to bless same-sex couples. So this is according to Axios.

53:23 The Vatican on January the 4th defended Pope Francis's recent decision to allow

53:28 priests to bless same-sex couples after bishops around the world condemned

53:31 the doctrine. The diastry for the doctrine of the faith,

53:34 the church department in charge of Catholic doctrine in a statement on

53:37 Thursday January January the 4th said dissent to the policy reflected a

53:42 quote need for a more extended period of pastoral reflection.

53:46 Unquote. It also noted that the policy may be a

53:49 delicate subject in countries that strictly outlaw homosexuality,

53:52 most of those being in Africa. But such countries are few per the department

53:56 adding that church leaders under governments with those laws have a wider

53:59 responsibility to defend human dignity. However,

54:03 it said dissent to the new policy cannot be described as doctrinal opposition.

54:07 As the policy reaffirms the church's longstanding beliefs about marriage

54:12 and sexuality. So my big takeaway on this one

54:15 is I freaking told you so. When have you heard me say that before?

54:22 Because if you go back to episode 538 way way way way back to episode 538 of

54:26 this podcast, when I did the podcast called the Pope is an

54:29 effeminate pansy, I signaled that this was coming.

54:32 And like clockwork, it happened like within a week.

54:36 And then here's the thing that I was told in some very some told me very

54:40 angrily Catholics swore up and down that nothing had changed.

54:45 That this was just an example of the mainstream media hating the Catholics

54:48 and Protestants not understanding Catholicism and everyone trying to take

54:51 shots. Okay, and they were saying, well, he didn't mean it that way and it's not

54:55 the way it sounds and nothing actually changed.

54:58 But here's the thing. All these Catholics are defending the pope and the Vatican

55:01 by saying, well, he didn't mean it that way only for the Vatican to come out and

55:05 say, yeah, he totally meant it that way. And I told you, I freaking told you

55:10 because a day after this announcement in January, a day

55:15 after or it wouldn't have been in January is late last year.

55:17 Then very next day, a woke priest somewhere in America blessed a same

55:22 sex couple two dudes while they were holding hands.

55:25 And if that wasn't what the pope wanted, then that guy would have been

55:29 strung up. Figuratively speaking, he would have

55:33 been defrocked. He would have lost his flock. Nothing happened to that guy.

55:37 He probably got a call from the pope said, great job, man.

55:40 You're doing exactly what we want. Don't worry. We'll put you in the lavender

55:44 mafia eventually, right? But again, going back to that article from Axios,

55:49 saying that descent to the new policy cannot be described as doctrinal

55:53 opposition. That is the biggest gaslighting crock of crap

55:58 ever. Because descent to this new policy, again, it is new.

56:03 It is doctrinal opposition. It can like it can't be taken in any other way.

56:10 It is opposition to the accepted doctrine of the church.

56:14 And again, need I remind you what the definition of heresy is.

56:18 It's someone that holds to a belief system that is completely counter

56:22 to the, the overall belief system or doctrine of a particular philosophy.

56:28 So you cannot be a Christian pastor and say homosexuality is okay.

56:33 You can't do it. Because that goes against the accepted doctrine

56:37 of your faith, which is that that is an abominable sin.

56:41 So I freaking told you this is just going to keep happening with this pope.

56:44 And I'll keep telling you that I told you so. All right. Now I'm going to combine

56:48 these next two stories and give you one big takeaway.

56:50 I'm just going to tell you, I've not been looking forward to this section of this

56:53 podcast because just thinking about it makes me incredibly furious.

56:58 Um, there's very few things on this, uh, world

57:01 categorically that can make me shed angry tears.

57:04 And it happens with stories like this. So I'm going to read these two here.

57:08 A Florida prosecutor announcing the first death penalty case for a child rapist.

57:12 So this is according to Colin rug on Twitter.

57:14 A Florida prosecutor has announced the first death penalty case for child rape

57:18 after governor, governor DeSantis signed a measure into law allowing child

57:21 rapist to be put to death. Joseph, Joseph Andrew Gampa filmed a

57:26 video of him forcing a child under 12 to perform a sex act on him before he

57:30 force himself on the child. Thanks to DeSantis's new law,

57:34 Gampa may be put to death in the fifth judicial circuit court attorney Bill

57:38 Gladstone wants to make sure it happens.

57:41 The death penalty reflects the gravity of the charges and the state attorney's

57:44 office dedication to holding criminals accountable for their actions.

57:48 Our commitment to ensuring justice and protecting the vulnerable remains

57:51 unwavering. So just quick thing before I read the next thing, DeSantis is just a

57:55 winner. He's just a winner that keeps on winning.

57:58 He wins legislatively. He's not winning on Twitter or on his own made up social

58:01 media app, but he just keeps winning on the stuff that actually matters,

58:04 which is legislation. He almost never makes a misstep on legislation,

58:07 but I guess, you know, Trump is God. So apparently we don't get to be a fan of

58:11 Ron DeSantis, the best governor in the country. But let's go to the next

58:14 story here. Seven men in Texas being arrested for gang raping two toddlers

58:18 in a mall bathroom. According to Business Pack review, a former Houston

58:22 gallery, a shopping mall employee reportedly filmed himself

58:25 and six other men gang raping two male toddlers at the mall.

58:29 The 29 year old suspect Arthur Hector Fernandez, the third,

58:32 then uploaded the content to the dark web where investigators with the Australian

58:36 Center of Counter and Child Exploitation, the ACCCE later discovered it.

58:41 The ACCCE then handed the content over to the FBI, who subsequently were able to

58:47 identify Fernandez through relatives of the two male toddlers who

58:50 identified the clothes and the children were wearing

58:53 and sanitized images from the videos according to station KRIV.

58:57 The relatives who helped bus Fernandez were also the same ones who had handed

59:01 their children over to him in the first place. A relative of the first toddler

59:05 said they'd been called into work on a scheduled day off, leaving them

59:09 scrambling to find a babysitter the messenger has confirmed.

59:12 They took the child to work where Fernandez allegedly offered to watch them

59:16 and they have evidently agreed for reasons that remain unclear

59:19 same with the second child. A relative of the second toddler said that they

59:23 were in a similar predicament when they brought their child to work.

59:26 Fernandez allegedly said he'd babysit the child,

59:29 walking them around the mall and watching over them, the messenger notes.

59:32 The victims are reportedly aged two and three.

59:36 One of the explicit videos uploaded to the dark web shows one of the boys on a

59:40 changing table being assaulted as Fernandez records.

59:46 So these two and three year old boys were sodomized

59:49 by these seven pieces of absolute human debris.

59:53 So here's my big takeaway on both stories. All convicted child rapists

59:59 should be castrated and then publicly executed.

1:00:06 What's the downside of doing this? Now some people when I post these videos

1:00:11 and stories and stuff like that online, they're like,

1:00:15 you know, they start freaking out. They're like, wait, these people haven't even

1:00:17 been convicted yet. Yeah. But if they are convicted,

1:00:21 let's take the scenario. Let's take the ringleader of these seven rapists or

1:00:25 whatever inside the mall. If he's found guilty,

1:00:29 which there's video evidence of him sodomizing these young boys,

1:00:33 right? Destroying their insides, physically and spiritually, probably, right?

1:00:40 And mentally, certainly. Let's say he's found guilty by a jury of his peers.

1:00:45 I grant him one appeal that begins the next day.

1:00:50 And if his original conviction is upheld, he is executed at dawn the next morning

1:00:55 or the next day. And the public gets to watch.

1:01:00 The public is not forced to watch, but they'll get to watch.

1:01:05 What's the downside? Death by hanging in the public square?

1:01:09 What have we evolved past that? Don't you think that one of these

1:01:13 depraved, satanic individuals that would do that to a child might think twice

1:01:19 if they're like, well, I'm going to be castrated and then hung naked in the

1:01:23 public square? Have we become too decent for that?

1:01:29 Are we too progressive for those things now?

1:01:33 Because I'm all for what we can do to stop these things from happening.

1:01:38 And one of the ways you stop these things from happening

1:01:41 is you punish the people that we catch doing it in the most extreme ways possible.

1:01:47 That's not cruel and unusual. What they did to these boys

1:01:52 is cruel and unusual, right? All these stories that we hear, those

1:01:57 are things that are cruel and unusual. There's another story, not a sexual

1:02:01 assault, but there was a guy who had a kid with his, you know,

1:02:04 ex-wife or whatever. Well, he has his kids or his young daughter.

1:02:09 His daughter was like nine months old or something like that.

1:02:11 And this guy's girlfriend, his then girlfriend was watching the baby.

1:02:15 That girlfriend fed the baby batteries and screws trying to kill it.

1:02:19 And she did. She did. Now, she didn't rape the kid.

1:02:24 So, you know, castration doesn't really come into play here.

1:02:27 But why not execute her publicly? Let the, let the public see it.

1:02:32 Why do we sanitize execution? Why do we have it behind closed doors?

1:02:36 Why do we lethally inject these people so that they just go to sleep and never

1:02:39 come back? Why do we extend them any form of decency?

1:02:43 Some of you might be like, Kyle, this is very aggressive and

1:02:46 where's all the grace? Because we're supposed to be graceful and forgiveness

1:02:50 and all that. Fine. You can be forgiven by God

1:02:54 and still suffer the consequences of man.

1:02:59 When I went spoke at Lewisburg, law those men have put their faith in Christ

1:03:03 for the propitiation of their sins and they've repented from their old ways.

1:03:07 That doesn't mean they get out of prison because the people they murdered are

1:03:10 still murdered. The people they raped are still raped.

1:03:12 The children that they abuse sexually are still abused sexually.

1:03:16 And they have to pay. The wages of those sins in terms of this world

1:03:20 should be exactly what I described. For these men, for men like them,

1:03:25 castration, public execution, full stop.

1:03:29 Our next quiketer here, USA boxing deciding to allow trans women, aka men,

1:03:34 to fight biological women. So this is according to NBC News.

1:03:38 Boxing's highest national governing body added a transgender athlete's policy

1:03:42 to its rule book that requires genital reassignment surgery and stringent

1:03:46 hormone testing before competition, making it among the strictest policies for

1:03:50 trans athletes. The guidelines dated August of 2022,

1:03:54 excuse me, and released as part of the USA boxing's 2024 rule book on Friday,

1:03:58 are facing criticism for including trans women at all,

1:04:01 bucking a recent streak of sports governing body decisions

1:04:03 that have excluded trans women entirely if they have undergone male puberty.

1:04:08 The policy states that minors under the age of 18 must compete as their

1:04:11 birth gender and weight classes outlined in the rule book.

1:04:14 Transgender women over 18 can only compete in the female category

1:04:18 if they undergo genital reassignment surgery and submit quarterly

1:04:21 hormone tests for at least four years following the surgery.

1:04:24 The guidelines which define normal ranges of testosterone as less than 3.1

1:04:29 nanomoles per liter for women and more than 10 nanomoles per liter for men.

1:04:33 Mandate transgender women demonstrate that their total testosterone serum level

1:04:37 has been below five nanomoles per liter for at least four years prior to their

1:04:42 first competition and throughout the time they desire to be eligible to compete.

1:04:46 So a few things to point out here about this ridiculous story.

1:04:50 The first is obvious to anyone with a functioning brain.

1:04:52 Men can't become women and vice versa.

1:04:56 There's no such thing as a transgender person.

1:04:59 That means you're outside of gender.

1:05:00 That's not real.

1:05:01 Obviously, you morons, other things.

1:05:03 Most of the left wing coverage of this story thought it was great for two reasons.

1:05:08 Number one, they saw this announcement as the installation of a strict ban on transgender

1:05:14 athletes. They thought that this was like a strict thing.

1:05:17 Like all these things are very strict.

1:05:18 We'll talk more about that in a second.

1:05:19 But number two, these stories upheld that in fact men could become women.

1:05:24 Inside note, the leftist media is finding it more and more difficult to support both feminism

1:05:30 and transgenderism because these two things do not mesh well at all.

1:05:34 And I just think it's delicious.

1:05:35 I'm here for it.

1:05:36 But they're saying that a transgender woman, a man, has to maintain a level of five nanomoles

1:05:42 per liter of total testosterone to be able to compete, right?

1:05:46 Or are I maintaining a level below that?

1:05:47 That is still almost twice as much testosterone as a normal biological female.

1:05:54 Because normal biological female is going to be somewhere between, you know,

1:05:58 2.0 and 3.1 nanomoles per liter of natural total testosterone.

1:06:03 So with that, if a biological female boxer were to test in that

1:06:10 five ish nanomoles per liter of total testosterone, they would be banned from fighting.

1:06:15 Because it would be clear that they would be doping.

1:06:17 And these tests are so easy to get around.

1:06:20 So you're telling me that once a quarter, once every 90 ish days, they go and get tested

1:06:26 and they have to test below a certain level.

1:06:27 Do they know anything about doping?

1:06:31 Back in the, you know, AROD days, he would take a testosterone gummy

1:06:36 that would be out of his system before the game was over.

1:06:40 So he would get a testosterone boost for, you know, two and a half, three hours.

1:06:45 And it would be out of his system by the time he would potentially have to go [inaudible] in a cup

1:06:49 right after a game, because they weren't going to make him do it during the game.

1:06:52 And he knew that.

1:06:52 So you're telling me that if these people know that they're only going to be tested

1:06:57 once a quarter, four times a year that they're not going to find a way to get around those tests.

1:07:01 But most importantly, all that's important, but this is most important.

1:07:06 These transgender women fighters, AKA male fighters, they will forever have the tremendous

1:07:12 physical advantages of going through a full male puberty, regardless of if they cut off their junk

1:07:19 or inject poison into their bodies to bring their T levels down.

1:07:22 It'll forever be that way.

1:07:25 Doesn't matter what they do to themselves.

1:07:27 They will ever have that advantage.

1:07:29 They will have the advantage of bigger hearts, higher VO2 max, bigger and stronger bones,

1:07:34 bigger and stronger ligaments, more muscle tissue overall, stronger muscle tissue overall,

1:07:39 overall, superior endurance, on and on and on.

1:07:41 They will always have that.

1:07:42 So my big takeaway on this story is regardless of all of the distracting language in the

1:07:47 reporting of a story like this, this is the reality of the story.

1:07:51 USA boxing is okay with men fighting women.

1:07:55 They're okay with that.

1:07:58 Ergo, they're okay with men beating up women because they're incredibly skilled,

1:08:04 skilled female fighters that would still get beat up by just a regular run of the middle

1:08:08 man off the street because of all the things I talked about earlier.

1:08:11 Bigger hearts, higher VO2 max, bigger and stronger bones, bigger and stronger ligaments,

1:08:16 more muscle tissue, stronger muscle tissue, superior endurance, all things that have a

1:08:21 lot to do with a sport like boxing that requires speed, strength, endurance

1:08:27 and USA boxing is totally cool with it.

1:08:31 So if anyone from USA boxing is listening to this, which I'm sure at some point you turned

1:08:36 this off, if you were, why not just combine all of USA boxing into one category?

1:08:42 Get rid of the distinctions of male and female because guess what?

1:08:46 If you get rid of gender entirely, then it doesn't matter if you're female, male, transgender,

1:08:51 non-binary, like fluffy gender, whatever thing is going to be made up next, just get rid of all

1:08:57 of it and say this is the 130 pound division or whatever kilos that they put them in.

1:09:02 This is 130 pounds.

1:09:03 All human beings can compete, even though that species is why can't a grizzly bear compete

1:09:09 for USA boxing, you bigots, but let's just say all humans can compete and let them compete.

1:09:16 And watch these women get their orbital bones broken to get to suffer egregiously awful

1:09:23 concussions and you will obviously experience a woman dying in the ring at the hands of a male

1:09:29 fighter. Now, I would assume if USA boxing were to do that, you're going to have a whole

1:09:34 spade of male boxers. I would say the overwhelming majority of them that will say, no, I'm not boxing

1:09:39 a woman. I don't care what you call them. I don't care what they call themselves.

1:09:42 I'm not putting my hands on a woman because if you're a boxer and you're boxing for a spot

1:09:48 in the Olympic team, you know how to throw hands. Like at a minimum, you know how to throw hands.

1:09:53 And so that person is going to mess up a girl, a young woman in such an unbelievable fashion

1:10:00 that it will be preposterous. And for any of you people out there that don't believe me,

1:10:04 go watch videos of the best female boxers on the planet who you don't know their names anyway,

1:10:09 because nobody watches women's boxing. But the best female boxers on the planet sparring with men.

1:10:13 Because they're getting dudes that don't even have amateur fights. These are just dudes that

1:10:18 like to train and they're out there and they're just busting them up. It's because they're different.

1:10:24 That doesn't mean men are better like at being human. It means they're better of being a boxer.

1:10:30 It means they're built to be better at that. And USA boxing, yeah, they just can't be bothered

1:10:35 to come up with a better policy than this. Our next quick error here, another trans identified

1:10:39 person performs a school shooting this time in Iowa. So this is according to the post millennial.

1:10:44 The suspect behind the Perry High School shooting has been reportedly identified as

1:10:48 senior Dylan Butler, local outlet WHO 13 reports. Police confirmed the shooter's identity while

1:10:54 several were injured. One boy, a sixth grader was killed. The shooting took place in the morning

1:10:59 prior to the start of the school day during a breakfast program. The shooting in the Iowa

1:11:03 School was around 25 miles northwest of Des Moines. Iowa saw three people injured, including school

1:11:08 principal Dan Marburger, who is rushed into surgery. The shooter appeared to have died as a result

1:11:13 of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Butler allegedly had a TikTok account where he went by the user name

1:11:18 took too much. The student's last post was him inside a bathroom stall with a duffel bag on the

1:11:23 ground next to him. The still video features the words now we wait with a song called Stray Bullets

1:11:29 playing. Police are investigating these assets. The account, which has since been wiped by TikTok,

1:11:35 featured an anime girl as the avatar with the biography only featuring the gay pride flag and

1:11:40 identifying as DJ. Other videos on the account include Butler talking about getting faded on

1:11:46 Christmas or getting high, having to pretend gunfight on the school playground with another

1:11:50 person and smoking weed with a group. In one photo posted as part of a group, Butler posted,

1:11:56 "Bro, though I was sharing my Gatorade, he's mad, accompanying with trans flag emojis,

1:12:01 as well as the hashtag genderfluid." Another account called Dylan Say What shows the pronouns

1:12:07 he/they. So this is just the latest story in a trend of mentally ill people that identify as

1:12:15 trans or non-binary performing mass shootings. If you'll remember, we still haven't seen the

1:12:19 entire manifesto of the Nashville school shooter, but we know that if it was a white kid that had

1:12:26 targeted a black school just so that he could kill black people, it would still be front page

1:12:30 news today. We would never be able to get past that story. But my big takeaway on this story and

1:12:36 all the other stories like it is when you constantly tell mentally ill children and adults that they

1:12:42 are victims. They are that they are actually the identity that they claim and that they are being

1:12:49 genocided. We can't be shocked when they act out in violent and murderous ways. Now, I'm not saying

1:12:56 that these people are responsible, but they're certain create certainly creating the witches brew

1:13:00 where people like this that have such mental issues that not only do they think they're the

1:13:05 opposite gender or that they're genderfluid, but that they think the only way out of this life,

1:13:09 the only way that I can express myself and be heard is by killing a bunch of people and then

1:13:13 killing myself, which is typically how this goes. Luckily, the Nashville shooter was killed by law

1:13:19 enforcement before they could kill anybody else. Right? So that was at least some justice or before

1:13:24 they could even kill themselves. But that's the problem that we see with things like this is these

1:13:29 people clearly have mental illness. All mass shooters do some of them extreme mental illness,

1:13:34 but we're tut tutting these people's mental illness or like, Oh, no, you are genderfluid. You

1:13:40 just keep trying to explore yourself and not only that, but all morality is relative. So whatever

1:13:45 around you feel right now is right for you. And you know, standpoint of epistemology is perfect. So

1:13:49 whatever your immutable characteristics you are. And by the way, if you're gay or trans or whatever,

1:13:53 that's immutable. That can't be changed. That certainly can't be redecided on. And we just keep

1:13:57 telling them these things. Why would we be shocked that we're continuing to see more of this?

1:14:02 Then this goes to a larger discussion. When you see a school shooting like this,

1:14:06 the again, why does TikTok automatically wipe the account? Why are all these left is coming out

1:14:12 that constantly want to talk about Black Lives Matter and you know, trans lives matter and you

1:14:16 know, trans people are being genocided. All they want to do is talk about the firearm. That's all

1:14:20 they want to do. They want to talk about the firearms used. And they don't want to talk about

1:14:23 anything else that could have led to that firearm being used. Because again, a weapon is just that

1:14:27 it's a weapon. So this knife right here is a weapon. But if I just set it right here in front of me

1:14:34 and no one ever picks it up, this this knife can never be used to kill anybody or hurt anybody.

1:14:39 It's just going to sit right here. Same thing when you go back to the debate I did on

1:14:44 Justin Briarley show, where I loaded an AR, ran the bolt and put it on safe and set it down in

1:14:51 front of me. And I was like, all right, well, let's see if this thing just jumps up and shoots

1:14:55 anybody while we're talking today. Again, it's not the tool used in the evil. It's the person that

1:15:00 grabs the tool and uses it for evil. But they can't be bothered to be thinking about that.

1:15:05 They can't be bothered to be thinking about how other factors could have led to that.

1:15:12 Because one thing we don't know about the shooter, I don't know if his dad was around and present

1:15:16 in his life, but I would take a guess that he probably wasn't. I could probably take a guess

1:15:22 that his family didn't go to church, that this young man hadn't had the gospel shared with him.

1:15:27 And if he had, he just something that he didn't take seriously, right? We're not allowed about

1:15:32 to talk about any of those other factors. But guys, it's unfortunate, but don't be surprised if

1:15:37 we continue seeing shootings just like this from people just like that. All right, last

1:15:42 quicker to hear before we let you go. The UK banning the ownership of a particular breed of

1:15:47 dangerous dogs. So this is according to the BBC, American bully XL dogs are to be banned by the

1:15:52 UK by the end of 2023. I think that did actually go through the country's Prime Minister Rishi

1:15:57 Sunak has announced. He comes after a man in England died following what Mr Sunak described

1:16:02 as another suspected Excel bully attack on Thursday. It was the latest in a series of deadly incidents.

1:16:07 Mr Sunak said that he ordered work to legally, he ordered work to legally define the breed

1:16:13 being the recent attacks are behind the recent attacks. So it can be banned under the dangerous

1:16:17 dogs act, which applies in England, Wales and Scotland. So here's my big takeaway on this one.

1:16:22 This is one of the few times where government overreach is actually to the

1:16:27 redounding benefit of the populace. So go back to episode 377 of this podcast. So in that episode,

1:16:34 I talked about a lot of different things. But in one of those episodes, I talked about how I'm

1:16:38 basically against the private ownership of pit bulls. So to hit the high points again, you have to go

1:16:43 back to episode 377. I forget how far into it is it was a while ago now. But every year in the United

1:16:48 States, of all the people that are killed by dogs, again, every year, over half of those dog attack

1:16:54 fatalities come from one single type of dog. That's the pit bull. And inside of that type of dog is

1:16:59 also the American Exo bully. So even though that type of dog makes up less than 6% of the dog population,

1:17:06 it's well over half of those fatalities come from that breed. Pit bulls were literally bred

1:17:11 to grasp animals with their jaws, usually the neck or the face and to hang on until that victim

1:17:17 or the other animal suffocates. The victims are almost always elderly women and small children.

1:17:22 Yes, this includes pit bulls that have been family pets for years, plenty of stories

1:17:27 of pit bulls that were raised from the time that they were puppies that they're six, seven,

1:17:31 eight years old. And then one day they snap, they kill the babies. They almost kill mom and the dad

1:17:36 comes home and has to end up killing the dog or forcing it into the backyard. Plenty of those

1:17:40 stories. In my opinion, pit bulls should be seen as wild animals, not house pets. Again, go to episode

1:17:44 377 and listen, because I debunk the most common objections that some of you are thinking to yourself

1:17:50 right now. I debunk all these. It's a problem with the owners, not the breed. There are millions of

1:17:55 dog bites recorded every year. And a lot of those come from small breed dogs. The breed is an

1:17:59 aggressive, they're just misunderstood. You've never owned a pit bull. So what do you know?

1:18:03 It's just like owning a gun. If you don't want a pit bull, then don't own a pit bull.

1:18:06 I've only ever been around nice and gentle pit bulls or only a small percentage of people die from

1:18:12 dog attacks. Anyway, you're just being emotional about this one, whatever. Ultimately, I personally

1:18:17 am for bands like this, like what the UK is doing. And I wish that it would take place in the United

1:18:22 States across the board. So pit bulls are already banned on all military bases in the US. They're

1:18:27 also banned in parts of the following states. Iowa, Kentucky, Ohio, Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin,

1:18:33 Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, North Dakota, Tennessee, Florida, and Indiana.

1:18:39 Many home and renters insurance companies won't cover you if you own a pit bull, or they will

1:18:45 significantly jack up your premiums. Pit bulls are banned in tons of HOA's. And guess what, guys?

1:18:50 It's not because of news coverage of pit bulls. You morons think that, oh, well, pit bulls are

1:18:56 just misunderstood. And it's all these mean people at the news organizations that are putting

1:18:59 all these terrible things out there. It's just propaganda. Is it? Because again, go back to that

1:19:05 episode. I literally go down the list. I like picked a year randomly, went to Wikipedia and just

1:19:09 read the about the attacks, read the breed and read what happened. And it's two year olds having

1:19:15 their throats ripped out. It's 80 year old women being knocked down on the ground and being strangled

1:19:21 to death by a dog. Again, a pit bull is not a pet. And I know your, your pit bulls different,

1:19:28 right? Your pit bull would never snap. It would never snap, right? Until it does.

1:19:33 And I, as I said in that episode, you wouldn't let your kid play with a rattlesnake.

1:19:39 You wouldn't even let a rattlesnake be let loose in your home. Some of you were like, oh,

1:19:44 I don't let my dog around my kid. Okay. Just let a rattlesnake loose in the house. A house that you

1:19:50 and your family lives in. You would think that's crazy, right? Well, having a pit bull loose in your

1:19:58 house in a lot of homes is one of the most dangerous things that you could possibly do. So I know

1:20:02 that's not going to gain me any friends of all the things I've talked about on the show about abortion,

1:20:07 about transgenderism, about politics, about everything in these 550 plus episodes. I've gotten

1:20:13 more hate mail for the pit bull stuff, but I literally don't care. Because if right now today,

1:20:17 we could snap our fingers in more than half. I could tell you this way. I'd say this on that

1:20:22 podcast. I can snap my fingers and make pit bulls, rottweilers, doberman's, and I forget what the

1:20:29 other breed was. If I could just, if those dogs just disappeared, they didn't die horrible deaths,

1:20:34 but they just disappeared, we would essentially have no dog related fatalities in America.

1:20:38 This isn't like people falling off ladders and dying. Because guess what? A ladder is not

1:20:44 going to chase you down the street and beat you to death. This isn't like people falling into pools

1:20:48 and drowning and not being able to get out because the pool doesn't drag you in and keep you there.

1:20:52 Whereas a dog, they will drag you down and they will hold you there until they kill you.

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