What is a "MAGA Republican" Exactly? (Ep. 356)

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1:42 So Sunday, September the 18th at 6 p.m.

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2:20 but it's going to be exactly what is the culture saying

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2:25 and how you can defeat those arguments.

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3:19 So, here's the thing about today's podcast,

3:22 is I'm gonna be doing quick hitters first.

3:25 And shout out to my boy Paul,

3:26 he's one of our black belts from the Forge,

3:28 you send me a text randomly, he's like,

3:29 "Dude, I love the quick hitters."

3:30 Well, you're gonna love this

3:31 'cause you're not gonna have to wait for him, Paul,

3:33 'cause I'm doing him right from the beginning.

3:34 And the reason why I'm doing him from the beginning

3:37 is 'cause Joe Biden ruined my week last week, okay?

3:40 But I'm not gonna let him ruin my day.

3:41 I'm not gonna let him ruin this.

3:43 I'm recording this on Labor Day

3:44 while you guys are getting the day off

3:45 I'm up here working hard.

3:46 So why is it that Joe Biden ruined my week, okay?

3:50 Was it because I was reminded of his incompetence

3:53 while filling up my truck with gas?

3:55 No.

3:57 Was it because of the hundreds of thousands of people

4:00 and fentanyl pills that have just waltz right across

4:02 our wide open southern border this year so far?

4:05 No, not because of that.

4:07 Was it because he pooped his pants

4:08 in front of another world leader like he did at the Vatican?

4:10 No, wasn't even for that.

4:12 It was because I was going to avoid

4:15 talking about politics this week.

4:17 I was gonna avoid it entirely, but now he's making me.

4:21 He's making me do it because of the stuff

4:24 that he had to get up in front of the entire country

4:26 and say last week, I wanted to spend the majority

4:29 of today's show on something else entirely,

4:31 but no, Captain Unity had to deliver

4:34 one of the most disturbing speeches,

4:36 if not the most disturbing speech in US presidential history.

4:39 And so I'm gonna end up having to talk about that.

4:41 But in order for me to keep my sanity today

4:44 and to keep my blood pressure low until I get to that point,

4:46 I'm gonna do quick hitters first.

4:48 So I've got a few more than normal

4:49 because again, I'll be out of the studio for a little bit.

4:51 So there's been a couple that I've been saving up.

4:53 And then I'm gonna be spending the last part

4:55 of the podcast diving deep into the speech

4:57 that co-president Biden delivered last week.

5:00 Guys, you're gonna wanna make sure you stick around for that

5:01 because I saw like with most things,

5:04 I try to wait a little bit to see what people are gonna say.

5:07 I wanna kind of like chew on the content a little bit,

5:09 maybe even pray about it to see what should I bring to you guys.

5:12 But I'm gonna be covering some things

5:13 about Joe Biden's speech that I've not heard said

5:16 in conservative podcast world or on Twitter

5:19 or on your favorite news station.

5:21 So I think there's gonna be some unique analysis for you.

5:23 But in the quick hitters segment,

5:25 we're gonna discuss the following.

5:26 Vodie Bockham, maybe my favorite living pastor,

5:29 destroying woke biblical arguments

5:31 surrounding homosexuality in about 30 seconds.

5:34 AI technology, now being able to draw pictures,

5:38 maybe they can record my show for me

5:39 if I keep screwing up like this.

5:41 Also, the fallout from the Dobbs decision

5:43 pushing abortion supporters towards the Democratic Party

5:45 for the midterm elections.

5:47 Google search results prioritizing abortion facilities

5:49 over crisis pregnancy centers.

5:51 The sharp increase in sterilization of women and men

5:54 seeking to get vasectomies.

5:55 A new study showing that the much maligned Ivermectin

5:59 reduces COVID death risk by 92%

6:02 and two men going on a stabbing spree

6:04 that left 10 people dead and another 15 injured

6:07 in Saskatchewan, Canada over the weekend.

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7:42 So let's go ahead and get into the first quick hitter here.

7:44 So Vodibakam destroying woke biblical arguments

7:48 surrounding homosexuality in about 30 seconds.

7:50 So I've talked about Vodibakam on the show before.

7:53 Yes, guys, I've been trying to get him

7:54 on the show for a very, very long time.

7:56 He's one of the hardest people on planet Earth

7:58 to get a hold of, but don't worry.

7:59 I'm not gonna let it stop me.

8:00 I'm gonna keep kind of working at it.

8:01 But he's just, he's got such, well, first of all,

8:05 he's very pleasant to listen to.

8:07 He's got a very good voice.

8:08 He's got a very good cadence.

8:09 He has just enough sarcasm and hints of funny.

8:13 He gets emotional at times, which I can appreciate.

8:15 And so all of my social media algorithms

8:18 also know how much I love Vodibakam.

8:20 They know how much I love his books.

8:21 They hear me talking about him

8:22 because these things are constantly listening to you,

8:24 not only whenever you say, "Hey, Siri."

8:26 But any of those things,

8:27 it's constantly listening to you.

8:28 But as I'm scrolling through TikTok

8:30 to find some stuff to post for you guys,

8:32 some stuff that I can put out there for you,

8:35 I saw a clip of Vodib speaking

8:36 and it was from @livinggodstruth on TikTok.

8:40 And I also found the full sermon of this.

8:42 So both of those were gonna be in the show notes.

8:45 But it was just astonishing how quickly Vodibakam was speaking.

8:49 That was the very first thing I noticed

8:50 about this particular thing,

8:52 is how quickly Vodibakam was speaking.

8:54 'Cause he's usually a little bit deliberate.

8:56 He's not like super fired up.

8:58 But it was almost like he needed to get

8:59 all these things out of his mouth all at once.

9:01 But then he literally destroyed all of the main arguments

9:05 that what Christians give for homosexuality.

9:07 And he did it in under 30 seconds.

9:09 So I'm gonna go ahead and play the clip for you here,

9:11 and then we'll get back in for the analysis.

9:13 - First of all, you're wrong,

9:14 because he did address it in Matthew 5 and Matthew 19.

9:18 Second of all, Jesus is a member of the Godhead.

9:20 You can't separate the Father from the Son of the Spirit.

9:23 Thirdly, the Bible's one story, not many.

9:25 You can't separate the teaching of Jesus

9:27 from the teaching of his apostles.

9:29 And finally, if you take that line of argumentation,

9:33 you would have to eventually be okay

9:35 with pedophilia, as Jesus never said anything about that.

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9:42 So can we dispense without?

9:43 - So if you guys are just listening to this,

9:47 you should go and check out the clip

9:49 that I leave for you, or go to our YouTube,

9:50 make sure you subscribe if you're over on our YouTube,

9:53 or on our rumble.

9:53 But at the end of that clip,

9:54 he literally takes his hands and he wipes his hands clean

9:58 of this, right?

9:59 So this is an entire sermon that he delivered

10:01 on the subject of homosexuality.

10:02 And he, of course, talked about other things.

10:05 But he dispensed with all of those arguments

10:07 with the rapidity that I've never really seen

10:09 with a guy like him.

10:10 So the four arguments that he deals with

10:12 is that Jesus did, like, you know, people would say

10:15 that Jesus didn't address homosexuality.

10:18 And then he also talks about Jesus

10:19 as a member of the Godhead.

10:20 And you can't separate the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

10:22 The Bible is one story, not many.

10:24 And if you take that line of argumentation,

10:26 you know, like Jesus didn't talk about homosexuality,

10:28 then you have to eventually fully support pedophilia

10:30 because Jesus never addressed that.

10:31 So let's go back to the first one.

10:33 And the real thing here is that Jesus

10:35 did address homosexuality, okay?

10:38 So this is one thing that I hear often.

10:39 So when I hear anyone, whether they're non-Christians

10:42 or on the woke Christian side of things,

10:43 they'll say, well, if you read through the Gospels,

10:45 if you read through the red letters,

10:47 the words homosexuality or homosexual or gay or lesbian

10:51 or anything like that were never spoken by Jesus.

10:54 So they don't think that Jesus ever addressed

10:56 a subject matter.

10:57 Famously, Carl Lynch, formerly of Hillsong, New York,

11:01 fame, I don't really know what Carl Lynch is up to now

11:03 since he's not a pastor anymore.

11:05 For those of you that don't know, he cheated on his wife

11:07 and hid it and used some church funds

11:08 to kind of pay for some different things.

11:09 So, you know, good rinse to him as far as I'm concerned.

11:12 But that guy would, I think it was either on the view

11:15 or an interview that he was doing with Katie Couric.

11:17 He said, you know, Jesus didn't address homosexuality,

11:19 so I'm not gonna address it from the pulpit.

11:21 Which is deeply, deeply wrong.

11:22 If you even have a modicum of understanding of theology

11:26 and how language works.

11:27 So in this particular clip,

11:29 Vodie Bakken was referring to Matthew 5 and Matthew 19.

11:31 This is what he's referring to.

11:32 So Matthew 5 verses 31 through 32,

11:35 these are the words of Jesus.

11:36 It was also said, whoever divorces his wife,

11:38 let him give her a certificate of divorce.

11:40 But I say to you that everyone who divorces his wife,

11:43 except on the grounds of sexual immorality,

11:45 makes her commit adultery,

11:47 and whoever marries a divorced woman commits adultery.

11:50 Then we go to Matthew 19 verses eight, nine,

11:52 this is Jesus again.

11:53 He said to them, because of your hardness of heart,

11:55 Moses allowed you to divorce your wives.

11:57 But from the beginning, it was not so.

11:59 And I say to you, whoever divorces his wife,

12:01 except for sexual immorality,

12:03 and marries another commits adultery, okay?

12:06 So this is from the apologetics press,

12:08 because it breaks down what is being said

12:11 when Jesus says sexual immorality.

12:14 'Cause again, Jesus spoke Aramaic,

12:16 and the scriptures were written down in Hebrew

12:18 and Greek and Aramaic and those types of things.

12:19 But this is from apologetics press.

12:21 In order to understand what Jesus was saying,

12:23 we must go back to the original language

12:25 and identify what the word meant in the first century.

12:28 The word translated sexual immorality in this verse

12:31 is the Greek word pornea or pornea.

12:34 The respected Greek lexicon of Aunt Gingrich and Dankr

12:37 states that the word refers to prostitution,

12:40 unchastity, fornication,

12:42 and every kind of unlawful sexual intercourse.

12:45 In their primary definition,

12:46 they mentioned that it refers to the sexual unfaithfulness

12:49 of a married woman.

12:51 The NIV theological dictionary of New Testament words

12:53 has an extensive section on a pornea and related words.

12:57 This word group describes various extramarital sexual modes

13:00 of behavior insofar as they deviate

13:02 from accepted social and religious norms.

13:05 This would include homosexuality, promiscuity, pedophilia,

13:08 and especially prostitution.

13:10 This dictionary further notes,

13:12 it's talking about the rabbinical Judaism dictionary,

13:14 frowned on any kind of prostitution

13:16 of extramarital sexual intercourse.

13:18 Insest in all kinds of a natural sex intercourse

13:21 or sexual intercourse were viewed as pornea.

13:24 So obviously, this is something that is very, very important

13:28 when you're thinking through this,

13:29 that Jesus did refer to homosexuality.

13:33 But the Greek language that most of this is written down in,

13:37 they could use way fewer words

13:39 that we as modern Americans have to use way more words

13:42 to basically describe what we were talking about.

13:44 So if you go back to the time of Bill Shakespeare,

13:46 oh, William Shakespeare,

13:48 you've heard a lot of your English teachers talk about

13:50 how he significantly expanded the English language.

13:52 Well, what that means today is you have to use way more words

13:55 to express the same thing that somebody would have been able

13:57 to understand hundreds, if not thousands of years ago.

14:00 And so in the first century, 2000 years ago,

14:02 whenever he used the word pornea

14:04 or whenever it was written down as pornea,

14:06 everybody in the area that heard him say that

14:09 or that were verbally told it later or that read it later

14:12 would know what he was talking about.

14:14 Talking about prostitution,

14:15 talking about sex outside of marriage,

14:17 talking about homosexuality,

14:18 talking about pedophilia, talking about incest,

14:21 talking about all these other things.

14:23 So this idea that Jesus never referred to homosexuality

14:26 is bunk, it's nonsense.

14:27 The second thing is that Jesus is a member of the Godhead.

14:29 This is Vody Bockham again, talking about this,

14:31 Jesus is a member of the Godhead, father, son,

14:33 and Holy Spirit and you cannot separate the father,

14:36 the son or the Holy Spirit.

14:37 And I think that this is very important for people

14:39 to realize that there aren't things that the Spirit does

14:42 that is not known to the father or the son

14:45 or any of those other ways that you can describe that.

14:48 They are all in one, essentially.

14:52 So it's God in three persons, but in one entity, okay?

14:55 So to separate Jesus off and say,

14:57 well, Jesus didn't talk about this as if that means anything,

15:00 as if that means he can be extrapolated

15:02 out of the Godhead, doesn't really make a lot of sense.

15:05 The third argument that Vody makes

15:06 is that the Bible is one story, not many.

15:09 I will say, I obviously knew that, I knew that intellectually,

15:11 but this was a good reminder that when you're reading

15:13 the Gospels and if you're reading one of the letters

15:18 of Paul, or if you're reading Revelation,

15:20 or if you're reading Psalm, or if you're reading Lamentations,

15:23 or you're reading any of the other prophets

15:25 or anything like that, the Bible is one story.

15:28 It tells one main story.

15:30 Now, there might be stories that don't jive with you,

15:32 but there's a reason why those stories are in the Bible.

15:34 They are to tell you something about God,

15:36 or about the Godhead, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

15:39 So to be able to take things out of context completely

15:41 and say, oh, well, Jesus didn't talk about that.

15:43 It's not really gonna help you with your argument.

15:46 And again, the last argument who makes here,

15:47 again, all in under 30 seconds,

15:49 is if you take that line of argumentation

15:51 that Jesus never talks about homosexuality,

15:53 then you have to eventually fully support pedophilia

15:55 because Jesus never said anything about that.

15:58 And so that's where these people get really squirrely

16:00 and really kind of like, oh no, like what's happening here

16:02 because Jesus didn't refer to a lot of things.

16:05 We don't have his writings about everything

16:08 that you could possibly talk about or debate about

16:10 right there in Scripture.

16:11 Okay, we certainly don't have that.

16:13 And so I don't think people really wanna go down that road

16:16 because people start talking about, oh, it's slippery slope

16:18 fallacy, but it's like, that's where these things always go.

16:21 If Jesus didn't talk about homosexuality

16:23 and you actually believe that and you co-sign that,

16:25 what's the next thing they're gonna bring up saying it's moral?

16:28 And they're gonna be like, well, Jesus didn't talk about it.

16:29 So I guess it's okay, okay.

16:31 So my big takeaway here,

16:32 I actually have two big takeaways here for this Vodie clip.

16:34 The first is that if you read the Bible out of context,

16:37 expect for your understanding of what it says

16:39 to be inaccurate.

16:40 And the second is kind of like it.

16:43 If you read the Bible without regard

16:45 for what the words meant when they were written,

16:48 expect for your understanding of what it says to be inaccurate

16:51 because we get this chronological snobbery.

16:54 That's what C.S. Lewis called it to where it's like,

16:55 oh, we're here in 2021.

16:59 Like things, is that the year it is?

17:00 2022, boom, sorry, it happens.

17:03 But we're here.

17:04 We're here 2000 years after Jesus died.

17:07 We certainly know things.

17:09 We're better at things now.

17:10 We have a deeper level of intellect and knowledge.

17:12 We have super computers in our pocket.

17:14 And at any moment, we can basically know anything

17:16 that anybody would wanna know.

17:18 But that doesn't mean you fully understand

17:20 what the words mean when you're reading them in English,

17:23 which is not an excuse to not read the Bible

17:24 'cause you're like, ah, I'm never gonna understand it.

17:26 Obviously you get points for trying

17:28 that goes back to a Pirates of the Caribbean joke.

17:29 So we got all kinds of jokes today.

17:31 But whenever you go back into the scripture,

17:33 especially when there's a sticky point about that scripture,

17:37 it helps if you can have a theological,

17:39 not Bible, but dictionary of terms.

17:42 If you can have people that can help you with the words

17:44 because most of us don't know what people writing

17:47 or talking or thinking in the first century

17:49 meant by the words that were said.

17:51 We've got a lot of great breakdowns of the Bible.

17:54 A lot of great translations.

17:56 ESV is fantastic.

17:57 New American standard version is fantastic.

17:59 You know, you can go back to the King James

18:01 or the new King James.

18:02 These give you a really, really good idea

18:04 of what was meant during those times.

18:06 But again, it's always good to go back

18:07 to get the most accurate view.

18:09 So you're not putting anything out there that is nonsense.

18:11 Like what Carl Lynch used to do when he said,

18:12 "Jesus never talked about homosexuality."

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18:45 - All right, next quick hit her here.

18:46 AI technology now being able to draw pictures.

18:49 Okay, so about two weeks ago,

18:51 my wife mentioned just in passing, she's like,

18:53 "Hey, you know, there's like AI art now?"

18:56 And I was like, "Artificial intelligence art."

18:57 Okay, like what do you mean?

18:58 She's like, "Yeah, you can just like plug words

19:00 into like this computer thing

19:02 and it'll like spit out an image based on the words

19:04 that you put in there."

19:05 And then almost immediately,

19:07 I was going through TikTok and I saw these videos

19:09 'cause of course my phone's always listening to me.

19:11 And it was a new testament artwork.

19:14 So it was this guy and he doesn't do it anymore.

19:16 So I'd love to be able to tag him,

19:17 but he doesn't do it anymore.

19:18 But he would basically take sections of scripture.

19:21 So like Revelation 1-1,

19:22 I think I posted one of these on our Instagram

19:24 a week or two ago and it makes these images

19:27 and the AI, the artificial intelligence

19:29 will basically glom on to certain parts of the words.

19:32 And then you can like elevate certain parts of it

19:35 to bring more of this type of art in or whatever.

19:37 I by no means understand it.

19:39 There's a program called Mid Journey

19:41 and you put it into something called Discord.

19:43 I don't understand how either one of those things work,

19:45 but basically it's where artificial intelligence

19:47 is making artwork for you.

19:49 I even saw this morning when I was scrolling through Twitter

19:52 that there was an AI that won an art contest

19:55 and all the real artists were like furious

19:57 'cause they're like,

19:58 "This person didn't even do anything.

19:59 "They just plugged up into a computer

20:00 "and it just created this whole thing."

20:02 So the reason I bring that up

20:03 is because the very first thing is we're screwed.

20:05 So I guess that's my big takeaway.

20:07 Is we're mega screwed.

20:08 If we've got computers making better art than human beings,

20:11 how long until we've got little dog robots coming in

20:13 and stealing all of our crap out of our houses?

20:15 Just saying, I'm a little worried about that.

20:17 But I say all that to say that I'm putting the call out.

20:20 So here's my APB, here's my all points bulletin.

20:22 So it's been a very, very long time

20:24 since I've gotten any tattoo work.

20:25 Okay, so I have about 50 hours total

20:27 on my arm, shoulders and back,

20:29 but I'm looking to do way more of that type of thing.

20:33 I love black and gray photo realism.

20:35 Okay, so probably my favorite artist is Jun Cha.

20:37 So that's J-U-N, last name, Cha, C-H-A.

20:40 So you can check them out.

20:41 He does like sculptures and all that.

20:43 But it's that style, kind of that old school style

20:46 of black and gray, but it's still really photorealistic

20:48 and looks really good.

20:50 But I'm looking to do some stuff.

20:51 I'm looking to get some more work done.

20:53 I don't really want to go into too terribly much detail,

20:55 but it is revelation related.

20:57 And I think that's really awesome.

20:59 So shout out to any of the best black and gray

21:03 tattoo artists in America.

21:05 Hit me up.

21:06 Info at Undaunted Not Life.

21:07 That's info at Undaunted Not Life.

21:09 If you've got some really good black and gray,

21:11 not just black and gray, but really, really good

21:12 like top tier black and gray.

21:14 And you know the artists or something like that.

21:16 Get us connected because it's kind of a complicated project

21:18 and not every artist is willing to take that on.

21:20 So just wanted to get that out there to you guys.

21:22 All right, next quick hitter here.

21:23 The fallout of the Dobbs decision

21:25 pushing abortion supporters towards the Democrat party

21:27 for the midterm election.

21:28 So I hate reading this, but here we go.

21:29 This is according to Fox News.

21:31 A Wall Street Journal poll indicates

21:33 that American support for abortion increased in the months

21:35 since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade precedent

21:38 that recognized a nationwide right to terminate pregnancies.

21:41 Otherwise known as abortion.

21:42 Come on Fox News.

21:43 The rise in support for abortion could affect

21:45 the November midterm elections with voters viewing abortion

21:47 as a more important issue than it has been in previous elections.

21:51 The Wall Street Journal poll found that support

21:54 for abortion increased 5 percentage points

21:56 from 55% in March to 60% in August among all likely voters.

22:00 But a vast majority of Democrats 83% said the ruling

22:03 in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization this summer

22:06 would make them more likely to vote

22:07 in November midterm elections

22:09 and 53% of independent voters said the same.

22:12 That poll echoed other recent polling indicating

22:14 that abortion is not the most important issue for voters

22:16 when compared to economic concerns like inflation.

22:19 But abortion did come out as the top reason

22:22 that would make voters turnout in November

22:24 according to the Wall Street Journal survey.

22:26 So here's the thing.

22:27 It's one survey from the Wall Street Journal.

22:30 These people do get paid to make sure

22:31 these surveys don't completely dupe the public.

22:34 So I think we should take it with a grain of salt,

22:36 but not that big of a grain of salt.

22:38 And again, there's still several months

22:39 before the midterm elections.

22:40 There's a myriad of things that could happen.

22:42 You should expect some sort of January 6th type of thing

22:45 to happen for the midterm so that Donald Trump is seen

22:49 as the Great Satan and so that Joe Biden can rubber stamp

22:52 all this MAGA Republican stuff,

22:53 which we'll get way more into that here in a bit.

22:55 But we've were assured by big-time conservatives

22:59 after the Dopp's decision came down

23:02 and big-time pro-lifers that this would not happen.

23:06 That, hey guys, don't get too worried about this.

23:10 The abortion issue is not even in the top 10

23:11 for most of these people.

23:12 They're worried about jobs.

23:14 They're worried about the economy.

23:15 They're worried about inflation.

23:16 They're worried about the war in Ukraine or whatever.

23:19 This isn't gonna happen.

23:20 So namely, Ben Shapiro talked about that a lot.

23:22 Sean Carney, who we love.

23:23 We've had on the show, he's been 40 days for life.

23:25 He basically said, Kyle,

23:26 people aren't really gonna be worried about this.

23:28 But my big takeaway will go right to it

23:29 is sometimes I hate when I'm right

23:31 and it seems like I'm gonna be right on this one.

23:34 But there's still time for me to be wrong,

23:36 but I think I'm right.

23:38 When I said, and I always used it in terms of people moving

23:41 from these blue communities,

23:42 these Democrats moving from blue communities

23:44 coming to the state of Texas,

23:46 in saying that I think Texas will almost assuredly turn blue

23:49 at some point within, certainly within our lifetime,

23:51 if not much, much sooner for most of us,

23:54 because most people vote with their hearts.

23:57 They vote with things that are really, really,

24:00 they fire them up, okay?

24:02 So when they walk in the booth as an independent

24:04 or as a Democrat, that is, okay,

24:07 with certain Republican arguments or some version of that,

24:10 they're gonna pull the lever for what makes them feel good.

24:13 And if they feel like you hate women, right?

24:16 You hate women 'cause you're forcing them to get pregnant,

24:18 because you're forcing them to take a baby to term,

24:21 you're forcing rapists to carry their,

24:23 you know, people that have been raped

24:25 to carry their rapist baby and all those different things,

24:27 they're gonna vote for whoever says

24:29 that they're gonna fight against something like that.

24:31 So in November, they're gonna forget about gas

24:34 being so expensive because they will have gotten used to it.

24:37 They're gonna forget about their grocery bill

24:39 going up consistently because a lot of the people

24:41 that are gonna vote have gotten used to it by them.

24:44 And so that's the thing that I find really disturbing.

24:46 And anytime that you spend a lot of time, you know,

24:48 going back and forth, you know,

24:49 weighing the pros and cons of voting on a particular candidate,

24:52 you have some people that walk in the booth

24:53 and vote for the person with the shortest name

24:55 or the cutest sounding name or they just do it randomly.

24:58 So your well informed vote counts just as much

25:00 as some morons vote.

25:02 But in this particular thing, there are people

25:04 that are so fired up about the midterm elections

25:07 because they literally think their bodies are on the line.

25:10 They've bought into the lie that, you know,

25:13 they're not gonna be able to get treatment

25:14 for ectopic pregnancies.

25:15 They bought into the lie that if it's a woman

25:17 and they miscarry, that they're gonna potentially be arrested,

25:19 they bought into the lie that they're not gonna be able

25:21 by spermicidal lube or condoms at Walgreens anymore.

25:24 They bought into all these nonsense lies.

25:27 So to pretend as if that's not gonna have an effect

25:29 on the midterms, I think it's foolish.

25:31 Again, there's plenty of time for me to be wrong here,

25:34 but it looks like I was right on this one.

25:36 All right, next quitter, next quick hitter here.

25:39 Google search results prioritizing abortion facilities

25:42 over crisis pregnancy centers.

25:43 So this is according to the Daily Wire.

25:45 Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia,

25:47 boasted about pressuring Google to suppress search results

25:50 for crisis pregnancy centers.

25:52 The technology conglomerate recently announced

25:54 that Google Maps will only produce options

25:56 for abortion clinics when users search

25:58 for abortion-related services.

25:59 However, crisis pregnancy centers, nonprofits

26:02 that offer financial and medical assistance

26:03 to mothers attempting to keep their babies,

26:05 will no longer appear in queries regarding abortion.

26:08 Back in June, Rep. Slotkin and I wrote,

26:11 this is that Senator talking, wrote to Google,

26:13 urging them to improve their search results

26:15 and prevent users from that search for abortion clinics

26:18 and services from being misled.

26:20 Today, I received a response from Google

26:21 and am happy to report that they will be

26:23 taking action, Warner tweeted.

26:25 Soon, those who search for abortion clinics near me

26:27 will only see facilities that have been verified

26:29 to provide abortions in the local search box on Google,

26:32 meaning that far fewer women will be mistakenly led

26:36 to crisis pregnancy centers that often provide

26:38 misinformation, he continued.

26:40 Additionally, as our letter requested,

26:41 Google says results for searches such as abortion clinics

26:44 will be clearly labeled as to whether the facility

26:47 provides abortions, okay?

26:49 So there were actually a couple of dozen elected Democrats

26:51 in Congress that were pushing Google to do this.

26:54 And I wanna kind of go back to something that I said

26:57 right after the Dobbs decision.

26:59 Do you guys remember me saying that the war for life

27:01 was only beginning?

27:02 Remember me saying that, hey, it's Friday night,

27:06 let's celebrate, let's celebrate the fact

27:07 that this is gonna save untold amounts of babies' lives,

27:11 but that the real war starts tomorrow

27:13 because this is how the war is gonna be fought.

27:17 And you have elected members of Congress telling Google,

27:20 not asking nicely, but telling Google, hey, you need to do this

27:25 or you won't like the consequences.

27:26 And Google being a woke leftist company was all too eager

27:29 to do that.

27:30 It's a shock that they weren't doing that beforehand, okay?

27:32 So my big takeaway here is remind me again

27:36 why I shouldn't have spiked the football

27:38 after the Dobbs decision, because that's what I heard

27:42 from a lot of leftist Christians and a lot of people,

27:45 people on the conservative side, it's like, now's not the time

27:47 to spike the football.

27:48 And there's a lot of people that are hurt by this decision

27:50 and we need to be sensitive to that.

27:52 We need to be empathetic and blah, blah, blah,

27:53 and all that garbage, right?

27:55 In light of what these satanic Democrats are doing,

27:58 was I supposed to just sit quietly?

28:00 Just sit on my hands and perhaps pull them out long enough

28:04 to do a very, very silent golf clap to myself?

28:07 No, we will spike the football on that.

28:11 The Dobbs decision was a great thing.

28:13 A eradicating Roe v. Wade, a eradicating, you know,

28:17 this precedent since the 1970s,

28:19 where we were just gonna be murdering babies at will.

28:22 I'm totally fine with that.

28:24 But now we have to look at where we're at now

28:27 and see what's happening in the actual streets, right?

28:30 And I mean that in terms of Google Maps,

28:32 because I was just talking with people from the Hope Center,

28:35 so the Hope Center in my town in Edmond, Oklahoma,

28:37 they are the pregnancy resource center here.

28:39 So if you have a crisis pregnancy or something like that,

28:41 these are the people that are going to help you.

28:43 Their walk-ins or drop-ins, my understanding is,

28:47 if I have this inaccurate, I'll correct the record later,

28:49 but my understanding is that they've fallen off a cliff.

28:52 And if you go to Google outside of their facility

28:56 and you type in pregnancy resource center,

28:58 they're not gonna pop up all the time.

29:01 It's kinda intermittent.

29:03 And they treat it as if if you're looking for an abortion

29:06 that you wouldn't take what they would give you

29:08 at a facility like the Hope Center as an option.

29:11 That's what Google's doing now.

29:13 You could literally be right next to a pregnancy resource center

29:16 that will help you and you will help service you

29:19 if you decide to keep your baby alive,

29:21 but they're gonna send you perhaps miles away,

29:23 perhaps states away in order to go get an abortion, okay?

29:27 This is how these people are fighting.

29:30 And of all the ways and all the reasons to fight dirty,

29:33 this is a pretty damn good one.

29:35 Because you have individuals that want you

29:39 to kill your children,

29:40 especially if they're black and brown,

29:42 while they turn around and support Black Lives Matter

29:45 and say that if you say all lives matter,

29:46 somehow you're the racist.

29:48 Again, this is a worldview that must be defeated.

29:52 This is what I'll be spending the entire time talking

29:55 about on September the 18th at Faith Bible Church

29:57 in Edmond, Oklahoma is how we can defeat these arguments,

30:00 but also how we can fight back.

30:01 No, I don't mean with bricks.

30:03 No, I don't mean with volatile cocktails.

30:04 No, I don't mean with AR-15s and I don't mean with this,

30:07 but there are ways to push back against the starkness

30:09 and we're gonna make sure that we give you all that information.

30:12 All right, next quick hitter here,

30:13 the sharp increase in sterilization of women

30:15 and men seeking to get vasectomies.

30:17 Okay, so this is according to Washington Examiner.

30:20 More women are opting for sterilization

30:22 following the Supreme Court decision

30:23 that there is no constitutional right to an abortion,

30:25 which opened the floodgates for state level efforts

30:27 to regulate abortion.

30:29 With abortion bans going into effect across the United States,

30:32 women are increasingly choosing to get tubal litigation,

30:35 rather procedures, a common form of permanent contraception

30:38 that around one in four women chooses to undergo.

30:41 Elective sterilization is typically most common

30:43 among women who have already had children

30:45 and have chosen not to have more.

30:47 Now, OB-GYNs are reporting an increase

30:49 in elective sterilizations

30:50 following the Supreme Court's decision

30:52 to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision

30:54 that established a right to abortion nationwide.

30:57 Now, this is also from a different article

30:59 from the Washington Examiner, but I'll go into it here.

31:01 Doctors across the United States are reporting sharp rises

31:04 in men seeking vasectomies

31:05 following last week's Supreme Court decision

31:07 that eliminated the constitutional right to abortion.

31:09 Urologists told the Washington Post

31:11 that more men are making appointments for the procedure

31:13 for the purpose of avoiding pregnancy

31:15 and preparing for the possibility

31:16 of court rulings limiting contraception access,

31:19 which is actually totally bogus.

31:20 But let's kind of go into this,

31:21 let's break this down a little bit.

31:23 This is not all that surprising.

31:25 It's really not because anytime there's a big legislative

31:29 change, people freak out.

31:31 People start losing their mind.

31:33 And so it's not shocking at all

31:35 that this would happen on this particular case.

31:38 And many of the people that we're talking about here,

31:41 these are people that kind of worship at the altar of self

31:46 because that's one of the main reasons

31:47 why you wouldn't want to procreate

31:49 because it comes a drag on your life.

31:52 I mean, I have a two year old

31:53 and an about to be six month old.

31:55 There are a lot of things I'd rather be doing

31:57 than some of the things I have to do with those kids.

31:58 Literally today, guys, I was checking the back

32:01 of my son's diaper to see if he had poop.

32:03 And what do you think I stuck my finger in?

32:05 Because it ran up his back.

32:06 Yeah, got a finger full of crap.

32:09 Now, if I were single and hadn't procreated,

32:12 I would have never had to experience the joy

32:14 of sticking my finger in warm poop,

32:15 but it just is what it is, okay?

32:17 But it's not at all that surprising.

32:19 But many of these people that are doing this

32:21 that are getting their tubes tied

32:23 before they've had children or getting by sectomies

32:25 before they've had children,

32:26 they will live to regret this.

32:28 They certainly will.

32:30 Some of these people are single.

32:32 They don't see getting married at some point

32:35 as they bought into the cultural lie

32:37 that if you get married,

32:38 it's the worst decision that you could possibly make.

32:40 Maybe they're not with the right person right now

32:41 and they're like, "Man, I don't accidentally

32:43 "get this girl pregnant 'cause then I'm stuck with her."

32:44 Or something like that.

32:46 Many of these people will live to regret it

32:47 and they're gonna try to reverse it in the future

32:49 and it may not be possible.

32:50 But also, many will not regret it,

32:52 which is actually very sad to see.

32:56 Because I've seen a lot of examples of this,

32:58 even in my personal life,

32:59 but certainly you've seen this as well.

33:01 You have these people that bought into the lie.

33:02 Let's talk about it in terms of feminism.

33:04 So you have this mainly second, third,

33:07 and fourth-way feminism.

33:08 These individuals have convinced you that kids are a drag.

33:11 They're gonna keep you from getting that corner office job.

33:13 They're gonna keep you from that job

33:14 where you have to work 80 to 90 hours a week

33:16 to prove how much better you are than the men

33:18 or whatever the scenario is, right?

33:20 And then you have these women

33:22 that are well past their peak years

33:24 of caring and caring for children.

33:27 So maybe they're in their 40s or 50s now

33:30 and now it's not possible for them

33:31 to have biological children of their own.

33:34 And they're so unbelievably crushed by that.

33:36 'Cause they bought into the cultural lie

33:38 that women can only be satisfied

33:39 when they're just as dominant in the business world

33:41 or the entrepreneurial world

33:43 as all the men that they see,

33:44 writing all these self-help books

33:46 and doing these stupid YouTube videos, right?

33:49 They bought into the lie, now it's too late.

33:51 Or you thought you may wanna have kids,

33:53 but you're like, "Ah, there's technology now,

33:55 "so I can just have kids whenever."

33:57 And then you spend tens of thousands of dollars

33:59 on IVF and other treatments, and they don't take.

34:02 I know some people personally

34:03 that have gone through that several times,

34:04 spent a great amount of money

34:06 and don't have any kids,

34:08 haven't even gotten pregnant.

34:10 And it's 'cause you wait a long time

34:11 and then there's some other genetic things

34:13 that might be involved.

34:14 But it's sad for a lot of these people

34:16 that think a dog is fine, a cat is fine,

34:19 going on a bunch of vacations is fine.

34:21 And then when they're towards the end of their life,

34:23 they look around and they don't have anybody.

34:26 I just posted something on Instagram

34:27 about a week ago where it's this guy

34:29 that was like the great grandpa, the family,

34:31 he was dying in a hospital room.

34:32 And the entire family looked like,

34:34 so it looked like his wife, his brothers and sisters,

34:38 grandkids, great-grandkids, extended family,

34:40 they're all in there singing hymns

34:42 as he's about to pass on to the other side, right?

34:45 But if he had never had children,

34:48 he would have died in the company of a nurse

34:50 or in the company of the beep, beep, beep of the heart monitor.

34:54 And so these people that have bought into the lie

34:56 that they don't need a family, they don't need a man,

34:58 they don't need any of those types of things,

35:00 they're really, really gonna regret it.

35:02 And I hate that for them.

35:03 But my big takeaway on this one is this is actually

35:06 the direct result of secular humanism.

35:09 That's exactly what it is.

35:12 But oddly enough, it's an anti-human sentiment.

35:16 So if you're a secular humanist,

35:18 you believe that we are just matter.

35:20 We're a matter that doesn't actually matter, okay?

35:22 There is no God, there is no grand plan.

35:25 We are the descendants of fish,

35:26 who are the descendants of chimps,

35:28 who are the descendants of higher chimps

35:31 and then us like that, that's what you believe.

35:32 That's what you think we are.

35:33 We're some cosmic accident,

35:35 and that's how we all got here.

35:37 But if you take this viewpoint, you become anti-human.

35:42 You buy into the green initiatives that say,

35:44 oh, we shouldn't have any more people

35:46 because the earth is gonna fall away

35:47 and mother earth's gonna be so mad

35:49 and all these different things.

35:50 It's gonna be an issue for you, right?

35:52 And I hate that, like I hate that for you,

35:55 but it just, it kinda is what it is.

35:57 But it's so funny when these people have bought

35:59 into the secular humanism lie,

36:01 only to find out on the back end, like, ah, crap.

36:04 Like I should've had kids.

36:06 And now I can't, like it's a very anti-human way of operating.

36:10 So we're probably gonna continue to see this trend

36:13 of people doing that.

36:14 And hopefully some of these people wise up

36:16 and don't actually make these appointments and realize,

36:18 hey, if you're 25 years old and you like to party,

36:19 maybe getting a vasectomy isn't what you need.

36:21 Maybe what you need is Jesus

36:23 and you need to go home and read your Bible

36:24 and not try to have sex with every girl at the club.

36:26 You know, sorry, call me old fashioned.

36:28 All right, next quick hitter here,

36:29 I think we got a couple more.

36:30 A new study showing that the much maligned Ivermectin

36:33 reduced COVID death by 92%.

36:35 So this is according to the blaze.

36:37 A new peer reviewed study found that regular use of Ivermectin

36:40 reduced the risk of dying from COVID-19 by 92%.

36:43 The large study was conducted by Flavio, a Kadangiani.

36:47 Sorry, I'm not Italian.

36:48 And he is a board certified endocrinologist

36:50 with a master's degree and doctorate degree

36:52 in clinical endocrinology.

36:54 The peer reviewed study was published on Wednesday

36:56 of last week by the online medical journal Curious.

36:59 That's C-U-R-E-U-S, curious, curious, whatever.

37:03 The study was conducted on a strictly controlled population

37:05 of 82,000 and 12 people from the city of Itajah in Brazil.

37:09 Gosh, can we give me some stuff I know how to pronounce?

37:11 Individuals who use Ivermectin as prophylaxis

37:14 or took the medication before being infected

37:16 with COVID experienced significant reductions

37:18 in death and hospitalization.

37:20 According to the study, those who took Ivermectin regularly

37:22 had a 92% reduction in their COVID death risk

37:25 compared to the non-users and 84% less than irregular users.

37:29 The hospitalization rate was reduced by 100%

37:32 in regular users compared to both irregular users

37:35 and non-users, the study stated.

37:37 So I guess with all this, thank you for telling us

37:40 what we already knew, because from the beginning,

37:43 if you listen to anybody that actually paid attention

37:45 to this stuff, Joe Rogan mainly being the most maligned

37:47 for this, we knew that it worked.

37:49 We knew it from the beginning.

37:50 So my big takeaway on this one,

37:51 not gonna spend a lot of time on it,

37:53 is this was all about money, guys?

37:55 Because if you're not familiar with Ivermectin,

37:56 it's been around for a very, very long time.

37:58 And it's incredibly cheap.

38:00 It's super duper cheap.

38:02 There was no profit in Ivermectin for Pfizer,

38:05 or Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson,

38:07 or any of these other companies.

38:08 They needed to push the vaccine.

38:10 They needed you to get the vaccine.

38:11 They needed the government to keep paying for it.

38:13 They needed other governments around the world

38:14 to keep paying for it.

38:16 Because if we just thought, hey, we can give you

38:18 a prophylaxis, we can just give you this Ivermectin.

38:20 Ivermectin costs nothing.

38:22 It almost costs more to make it than they can sell it for.

38:25 That's how cheap it is, right?

38:26 But this was all about money.

38:28 As the years continue to go by,

38:30 we've already been told the masks were a joke.

38:32 We shouldn't have been wearing them for as long

38:33 as we're wearing them.

38:34 The school should have never been shut down.

38:36 Your businesses should have never been shut down.

38:38 That herd immunity is certainly better

38:40 than vaccine immunity and all those different things.

38:42 But even as time goes on, all this COVID stuff

38:44 is gonna get worse and worse.

38:45 It's not gonna get better with time.

38:46 This is just the latest version of that.

38:48 All right, last quick hitter here.

38:49 I hate this, but we've got a report on it.

38:51 Two men going on a stabbing spree

38:53 that left 10 people dead and another 15 injured

38:55 in Saskatchewan, Canada over the weekend.

38:57 So this is according to ABC News.

38:59 This is from ABC News as of a few hours ago.

39:01 So if you guys are listening this on time,

39:03 I recorded this on the 5th of September on Labor Day, okay?

39:06 So these guys may have been caught by now

39:07 and who the heck knows when I'm recording on Monday.

39:10 Two suspects in a Canadian stabbing rampage

39:12 that left 10 people dead and 15 injured

39:14 in an indigenous community in Saskatchewan

39:16 remained on the run Monday morning

39:18 as a massive search for them continued

39:20 into its second day authority set.

39:22 Royal Canadian Mountain Police, Saskatchewan,

39:24 identified Damien Sanderson and Miles Sanderson

39:29 as the two suspects in the massacre.

39:31 They are believed to be driving a Black Nissan Rogue

39:34 with SK license plate 119 MPI according to police.

39:39 So I know I have some listeners here

39:41 on this podcast from Canada and from Saskatchewan.

39:43 So I wanna read that again.

39:44 Royal Canadian Mountain Police, Saskatchewan,

39:46 identified Damien Sanderson and Miles Sanderson

39:49 as the two suspects in the massacre.

39:50 They are believed to be driving a Black Nissan Rogue

39:53 with SK license plate 119 MPI according to police.

39:57 Their pictures are in the show notes.

39:58 You guys can check that out.

40:00 So as soon as I heard this,

40:03 obviously my heart broke for this community

40:05 and my heart broke for the people that lost loved ones

40:08 in this horrific manner.

40:10 But knowing the Prime Minister of that country,

40:13 don't you think it's probably about time

40:16 to ban pointy things?

40:17 'Cause he wants to get rid of all guns, right?

40:21 He basically wants to make gun ownership a thing

40:24 of the past for all Canadians.

40:25 That's what Trudeau wants to do.

40:28 But look how many people were killed with pointy things.

40:31 15 people stabbed to death

40:32 and sorry, 10 people stabbed to death and 15 injured

40:36 by stabbings.

40:37 And as a point that I've made way off

40:40 and every time I talked about this

40:41 and in terms of human history,

40:43 way more people have been killed with pointy things

40:46 that have been killed with bullets.

40:48 Pointy things like knives or swords or spears

40:51 or arrowheads.

40:52 And so why don't we want to ban pointy things?

40:55 And this is a big takeaway on this one.

40:59 Evil is the problem.

41:01 Not the tools of evil.

41:04 Every time I talk about the gun issue

41:07 and I was just doing an interview with a guy

41:09 right before I hopped on here to record today,

41:11 we want to vilify the tools of evil

41:14 without addressing the evil

41:15 because we love univariate analysis because it's easy.

41:18 And if you're brain dead or stupid or both,

41:20 then it's way easy to deal with that first level.

41:22 So you think, this many people are killed with guns.

41:24 We just need to get rid of them.

41:25 But then we start going layers and layers deeper.

41:28 You realize it's a much, much different issue.

41:30 And depending upon the community that you grew up in,

41:33 depending upon your experience with firearms,

41:35 depending upon even your basic understanding

41:37 of the constitution is going to affect how you believe

41:40 that Americans specifically should have firearms,

41:42 but then firearm ownership and control throughout the globe.

41:46 But evil is the problem.

41:49 I've pointed this out almost every single year

41:50 you look at the stats.

41:52 Way more people are killed with hands, feet and fists

41:55 than are killed with rifles.

41:58 And yet we need to ban AR-15s.

42:00 I think the last year we have stats about 600 people

42:02 were beaten to death with hands, feet and fists,

42:04 stomp to death, then we're killed with rifles, all rifles,

42:08 right?

42:09 But we don't want to deal with the people

42:11 that are killing people with hands, feet and fists

42:13 because it's kind of hard for the government

42:15 to control those things because they're attached to people.

42:17 But we can control supposedly the weapons

42:20 that these people might use.

42:22 Again, I think it's a foolish ideology.

42:24 I don't quite understand why people would go that route,

42:27 but it's evil.

42:28 And again, gospel-centered believing Christians

42:31 aren't the ones going out there and doing these types of things.

42:33 So to say this isn't a gospel issue,

42:35 I think it's foolish as well.

42:37 Because there are people that are pro-gun that are atheists,

42:40 but it's like, why would you want to defend yourself?

42:43 Why would you not let a stronger monkey take you out

42:46 so that the gene pool could be even stronger, right?

42:48 That's the secular humanist, you know,

42:51 biologist, evolutionary, biologist view,

42:53 is we need the best genes to keep going into the future.

42:57 So it's okay if you were to kill the weaker champ,

43:00 they needed to die.

43:01 It's okay if two sub-champs defeat the strongest champ

43:06 because now you have spread out the strength

43:09 amongst two chimps as opposed to the main dominant alpha.

43:12 You see how far this goes?

43:14 That's where this worldview goes.

43:15 It's silly, but here we are.

43:17 So we made it all the way through.

43:19 Guys, I appreciate you sticking with me.

43:21 We really need to break down Biden's prime-time address

43:23 that he did last week called the continued battle

43:26 for the soul of the nation, okay?

43:28 So he delivered this on Thursday, September the 1st of 2022.

43:33 This was delivered outside of Independence Hall

43:35 in the hellscape that is now Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

43:38 And so I was on Twitter at last Thursday night

43:40 and I kept seeing a bunch of people posting pictures

43:43 and posting these things talking about Biden's speech

43:46 'cause obviously I wasn't gonna be watching that live,

43:48 but there were words like Satan and blood

43:51 and totalitarian and dictator and demonic.

43:55 Like those were the words that were trending on Twitter,

43:58 like worldwide trending, okay?

44:00 And then you got everyone's reaction.

44:01 They're just like, man, this is one of the craziest

44:03 speech I've ever seen.

44:04 How could they let the colors be the way

44:07 that they were and all these different things?

44:08 And again, I hadn't watched a speech.

44:09 I hadn't even seen a clip yet.

44:10 So for me, as usual, as I mentioned earlier in the show,

44:13 I wanted to take a second to breathe.

44:15 I wanted to review the actual speech,

44:18 review people's thoughts and kind of spend some time

44:21 thinking about it before I just threw my thoughts out there.

44:24 But then I watched the speech myself.

44:26 And man, it is legitimately and simultaneously

44:32 one of the worst, scariest and demagoguing speeches

44:37 that I've ever heard.

44:39 I mean, certainly ever heard by a US sitting US president.

44:43 And so a lot of people have talked about demagogues.

44:45 So demagogues is a word that's being thrown around

44:47 a lot about this speech.

44:48 It's not a common word.

44:49 So basically it means this is actually

44:50 the Google definition, I believe.

44:52 A political leader who seeks support by appealing

44:54 to the desires and prejudices of ordinary people

44:57 rather than using rational argument, okay?

45:00 You're not gonna see any rational arguments

45:02 as we go in and break this down.

45:03 But something to keep in mind,

45:05 and this is what's shocking.

45:06 'Cause I remember people like last Monday and Tuesday

45:08 talking about what Thursday's speech was gonna be.

45:11 This was supposed to be Biden's big unity speech

45:15 that he was gonna come out here and do his thing.

45:17 And he was gonna talk unity to the American people, okay?

45:21 So what we're gonna do in this podcast is

45:22 we're actually gonna break down clips of this, okay?

45:25 We're gonna start from the very, very beginning

45:27 of the speech.

45:27 I'll try to remember to give you guys the timestamps

45:29 for the link that I'm putting here in the show notes

45:32 because I do skip around a little bit.

45:33 I do go in chronological order,

45:35 but I am gonna skip some sections

45:37 that don't really elucidate things further.

45:38 But the big question I want you guys to keep in mind

45:41 as we break this down is what is a MAGA Republican exactly?

45:46 What is a MAGA Republican exactly?

45:50 Because I took notes,

45:51 and by the time we get to the end of this,

45:53 I've got a list of what a MAGA Republican is,

45:56 and we'll see how many of you guys would opt into that list.

45:59 So let's go ahead and start

45:59 from the very, very beginning of the clip at 000.

46:02 Here we go.

46:04 (gentle music)

46:34 - Please welcome the President of the United States,

46:39 and Dr. Jill Biden.

46:44 (gentle music)

47:04 (gentle music)

47:34 - All right, so that may have seemed like

47:43 an obnoxious way to start this whole thing out,

47:45 especially if you're not watching the show on Rumble

47:46 or on YouTube, even if you're not, guys,

47:48 go on there and subscribe, it supports us.

47:50 But the thing is, is there were some interesting things

47:52 to point out about his walkout.

47:53 That's why it's important for you guys to watch this.

47:55 Now, the rest of it, you're gonna actually hear from him,

47:56 so it's not gonna be as weird.

47:58 The first thing is that the two Marines

47:59 that walk out first before Biden does,

48:03 they play into this whole strange optics

48:05 that we'll see throughout the speech.

48:06 And also, my OCD kicked in a little bit here.

48:09 Could we not get these guys to equally spaced beside Biden?

48:14 'Cause one guy's like right next to him,

48:15 basically in the background,

48:16 the other guy's a little bit over.

48:18 Like, could they not put two Xs on the ground

48:19 that were equally spaced away in terms of where the camera was?

48:22 I mean, come on guys, optics.

48:23 The second thing is, they welcome Dr. Jill Biden.

48:26 I always find that to be funny.

48:27 Again, I come from the higher education world,

48:29 so there was everybody with a PhD,

48:30 you would call them Dr. This and Dr. That.

48:32 But it is funny how much they don't just introduce her

48:35 as the first lady,

48:35 as if that's the most impressive thing about her,

48:37 'cause technically it is.

48:38 But the fact that she got a doctorate in some useless thing,

48:41 that's why they have to call her Dr. Jill Biden,

48:43 that's always funny.

48:44 Third thing is they immediately light up Independence Hall

48:47 as co-president Biden and the first lady come walking out.

48:51 They light it up red, okay?

48:53 It was a strange choice, but okay,

48:55 split up red as they're walking out.

48:56 And the fourth thing is, is Biden legitimately,

48:59 I'm not being funny here, okay?

49:01 I'm not being catty, he legitimately looks confused

49:03 as he walks out.

49:04 He's kinda got this, ooh, I don't know.

49:07 He's got this look of an old person with dementia.

49:10 Because he's an old person with dementia, okay?

49:13 So Jill is certainly more than the first lady.

49:16 She is the handler of the co-president of the United States.

49:20 Like how many times do you remember Barack Obama

49:23 or George W. Bush or anybody walking out to give a speech

49:26 and they've got the first lady on their arm,

49:28 basically leading them to the podium.

49:31 They probably did that because they were worried

49:33 he was gonna veer off if he heard an ice cream truck

49:35 or something like that.

49:36 Okay, we're gonna go to the clip starting at one minute,

49:38 47 seconds, here we go.

49:40 - My fellow Americans, please, if you have a seat, take you.

49:45 I speak to you tonight from Sacred Ground in America.

49:51 Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

49:55 This is where America made its declaration of independence

49:59 to the world more than two centuries ago

50:02 with an idea unique among nations.

50:06 That in America, we're all created equal.

50:12 This is where the United States Constitution

50:14 was written and debated.

50:16 This is where we set in motion

50:20 the most extraordinary experiment of self-government

50:24 the world has ever known.

50:26 With three simple words, we the people,

50:32 we the people, these two documents

50:36 and the ideas they embody of quality and democracy

50:41 are the rock upon which this nation is built.

50:45 - So as soon as he takes the podium here,

50:48 again, this is more the visual side

50:49 and then we'll get more to the optics of the actual speech

50:51 or not the optics, but the words of the actual speech,

50:53 they turn the normal red color

50:57 that they lit up Independence Hall with

50:59 to a deep, dark blood red, like not dark,

51:03 but a bright blood red, okay?

51:05 So it was kind of red and then it was like super red, okay?

51:08 They also turned down the lights

51:09 that were lighting up the Marines that were behind Biden

51:12 to where we basically can only see them

51:13 as black silhouettes now.

51:15 So very, very shocking optics for a speech like this.

51:19 I mean, incredibly shocking.

51:21 And also, I can't really say much about the whole clearing

51:24 of the throat thing because as you guys know,

51:26 like my station here where I do this,

51:28 I've got lozenges, I've got water, I've got honey,

51:30 I've got all kinds of stuff sitting here.

51:31 I've got a lozenge in my mouth right now.

51:33 I literally had to clear my throat just then

51:34 I have to clear my throat constantly.

51:36 But could no one get this man a glass of water

51:39 while he waited to walk out there in the back?

51:41 Like he's been the first 15 seconds gargling.

51:44 It's like, come on guys, but then he starts talking

51:45 and he starts talking about how we're all created equal, okay?

51:49 Now, this is an interesting thing for him to use

51:51 as a part of his intro,

51:53 considering where the speech goes.

51:55 So keep that in mind that in the first minute

51:57 of his speech, he's talking about how we're all created equal.

51:59 And then he says a lot of stuff that he says.

52:01 So I'm gonna start, we're gonna go back

52:03 to the three minute and five second mark

52:04 going back to the clip here.

52:05 - Well, as I stand here tonight,

52:08 a quality and democracy are under assault.

52:12 We do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise.

52:17 So tonight, I've come to this place where it all began

52:22 to speak as plainly as I can to the nation

52:26 about the threats we face,

52:29 about the power we have in our own hands

52:33 to meet these threats

52:34 and about the incredible future that lies in front of us.

52:39 If only we choose it.

52:41 - So equality and democracy are under assault.

52:45 So first thing to point out is we're not a democracy.

52:48 We are a constitutional republic.

52:50 And perhaps that would have been a good thing to mention

52:53 while standing in front of Independence Hall

52:56 where they debated and wrote the Constitution.

52:59 Like equality and democracy?

53:03 And again, he keeps talking about equality.

53:05 He doesn't want equality.

53:07 He wants equity, which is a completely different thing.

53:10 But he wants equality to be a cornerstone of this speech.

53:14 Again, that's important because of what's coming.

53:16 He wants equality to be the cornerstone of what he talks about.

53:19 So back to the clip here, we're gonna go to four minutes

53:21 in 22 seconds.

53:22 - Now in our time, as we build an America

53:27 that is more prosperous, free and just,

53:30 that is the work of my presidency,

53:35 a mission I believe in with my whole soul.

53:39 - So interesting he invokes the soul here.

53:42 Again, he's a really good Catholic when it suits him.

53:45 He's really good and dependent on God when it suits him.

53:47 And then not basically the other 99.9% of his life.

53:50 But the use of the word just there is very important

53:54 because what he thinks is justice

53:56 and what the left wing of the Democratic Party,

53:57 which is what's running the Democratic Party right now,

54:00 when they say just, they don't mean what you mean

54:03 when you're a conservative Christian and you say that.

54:05 When they say just, they mean,

54:07 we're gonna rejigger everything

54:08 regardless of what it causes in terms of consternation

54:11 and prejudice and racism or whatever today.

54:15 That's what they mean when they mean just.

54:17 So we'll go back in the clip here starting at 440.

54:20 - But first, we must be honest with each other

54:24 and with ourselves, too much of what's happening

54:28 in our country today is not normal.

54:31 Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans

54:35 represented extremism that threatens

54:38 the very foundations of our republic.

54:41 - So here we go.

54:42 He says, what we're seeing today is not normal

54:44 and he's gonna talk a little bit more

54:45 about what he means by that.

54:46 But then he says Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans.

54:49 So that's the first time we hear in the speech

54:50 him talk about these MAGA Republicans.

54:52 Like who could that possibly be?

54:54 But then he says Donald Trump.

54:56 So he actually rarely says Donald Trump's name, okay?

54:59 Actually, the entire administration very rarely says that.

55:02 So this is actually important that he uses Donald Trump's name.

55:04 You know, you'll hear, you know, the people that are doing

55:06 the White House press briefings and all that.

55:08 They will, they will always talk about the previous president,

55:11 the previous administration, they will not use Donald Trump's name.

55:13 So it's very important that he uses Donald Trump's name

55:16 explicitly in the speech.

55:17 Also, here's a new branding technique that they're using.

55:20 They tried a bunch of other ones they tried, you know,

55:22 ultra MAGA, they tried extreme this, extreme that,

55:25 but now they're just going with MAGA Republicans, okay?

55:27 So that's who they're gonna try to brand

55:29 and describe here in this speech.

55:31 And he immediately ties MAGA Republicans to extremism, okay?

55:36 MAGA Republicans, whatever that is,

55:38 and we're gonna get more into that in a second, to extremism.

55:40 So you have to guess that he's going to define

55:43 what a MAGA Republican is as he goes, don't you think?

55:46 And so it's important that we need to take him seriously

55:49 as it pertains to that.

55:50 So let's go back into it here.

55:51 We're gonna start at 501.

55:53 - I wanna be very clear, very clear up front.

55:57 Not every Republican, not even the majority of Republicans

56:02 are MAGA Republicans.

56:04 Not every Republican embraces their extreme ideology.

56:08 I know, 'cause I've been able to work

56:11 with these mainstream Republicans.

56:13 But there's no question that the Republican party today

56:17 is dominated, driven, and intimidated

56:21 by Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans.

56:23 And that is a threat to this country.

56:26 - So what Biden tries to do here is he tries to draw

56:29 a dividing line between MAGA Republicans,

56:31 the so-called MAGA Republicans,

56:33 and mainstream Republicans, okay?

56:35 But again, he's yet to define what a MAGA Republican is

56:38 or what they believe.

56:40 So from the beginning, which this is probably

56:42 on purpose as well, he's trying to divide a line

56:44 so that you're not thinking about, oh, not like your grandpa,

56:47 or not like, you know, your brother who voted for,

56:49 you know, Donald, or sorry, George W. Bush back in the day

56:53 or maybe voted for George H.W. or Ronald Reagan,

56:55 he's trying to divide that.

56:57 He's trying to divide that from the beginning,

56:58 but he's still yet to start defining

57:00 what a MAGA Republican is, okay?

57:01 So this is important.

57:03 Now we're gonna go to 535.

57:04 - These are hard things, but I'm an American president.

57:10 Not a president of red America, blue America,

57:15 but of all America.

57:16 And I believe it's my duty, my duty to love with you,

57:21 to tell the truth, no matter how difficult,

57:25 no matter how painful.

57:27 - So Joe Biden, no stranger to plagiarism,

57:29 he simply steals the blue and red America sentiment

57:33 from Obama and from his speech.

57:34 So no shock there, but we'll get back into it 558.

57:38 - And here, in my view, is what is true.

57:41 MAGA Republicans do not respect the Constitution.

57:47 They do not believe in the rule of law.

57:48 They do not recognize the will of the people.

57:51 They refuse to accept the results of a free election.

57:55 And they're working right now, as I speak,

57:58 and state after state to give power

58:02 to decide elections in America to partisans and cronies.

58:07 Empowering election deniers

58:09 to undermine democracy itself.

58:11 - So this is where the rubber starts to meet the road.

58:14 This is where he starts to actually define

58:16 what a MAGA Republican is.

58:18 And if you don't know what MAGA means,

58:19 it's make America great again.

58:20 I'm assuming everybody knew that, but MAGA Republican.

58:22 So I'm starting a list here.

58:24 So number one, what a MAGA Republican is.

58:26 They do not respect the Constitution.

58:28 Number two, they do not believe in the rule of law.

58:31 Number three, they do not recognize the will of the people.

58:33 Number four, they refuse to accept the results

58:35 of a free election.

58:37 Number five, they want to empower election deniers

58:39 at a state level.

58:41 Okay, now, that's all very interesting

58:43 because isn't it the Democrats that one,

58:46 think that the Constitution is a living document

58:49 when they want to use it

58:50 and they just ignore it all the other times?

58:52 And secondly, don't they believe

58:54 that law is just getting the way of justice

58:56 and are enforced by racist cops?

58:58 And also, you know, three and four,

59:00 they claim that every election that they lose,

59:02 especially presidential elections,

59:04 especially ones in 2016, are stolen, right?

59:07 And then the fifth thing, don't they believe that change,

59:10 that you should change the laws

59:12 in their favorite swing states

59:13 to make it easier for people to commit fraud?

59:16 Didn't they do that in the run-up to the 2020 election?

59:18 So what exactly are you talking about, right?

59:21 So this is the first bit of gaslighting

59:23 for this entire speech,

59:24 which is he's basically describing what they do,

59:27 but branding it as something

59:28 that the MAGA Republicans do, okay?

59:30 So back to it here, 631.

59:32 - MAGA forces are determined to take this country backwards,

59:38 backwards to an America where there is no right to choose,

59:43 no right to privacy, no right to contraception,

59:47 no right to marry who you love.

59:49 They promote authoritarian leaders

59:52 and they fan the flames of political violence

59:55 that are a threat to our personal rights,

59:59 to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law,

1:00:03 to the very soul of this country.

1:00:05 - So I love it, take this country backwards.

1:00:07 So he's adding to the definition,

1:00:09 to the list of definitions of a MAGA Republican.

1:00:11 So number six, they do not want Americans

1:00:13 to have the right to choose,

1:00:14 otherwise known as killing your baby in the womb,

1:00:17 no right to privacy, that's number seven.

1:00:19 So they're attaching this to the original ruling

1:00:21 for Roe v Wade.

1:00:22 Number eight, no right to contraception,

1:00:24 which is a bogus lie that no one actually really believes

1:00:27 unless they've been fooled.

1:00:28 Number nine, they don't believe you should have the right

1:00:31 to marry who you love.

1:00:32 So this reflects the tiny portion of Republicans

1:00:34 that still have the stones

1:00:35 to say that gay marriage is wrong and immoral.

1:00:37 Number 10, they promote authoritarian leaders.

1:00:40 So obviously they're referring to Trump,

1:00:41 the guy that he told to peacefully protest

1:00:45 there on January the 6th and then number 11,

1:00:47 these people, these MAGA Republicans fan the flames

1:00:49 of political violence.

1:00:51 At which point I gotta say BLM or Antifa, anybody?

1:00:55 How about all of the Democratic politicians

1:00:58 that were all too happy to raise money

1:00:59 to bail out BLM and Antifa writers in 2020

1:01:02 so that they could go stomp for justice for George Floyd,

1:01:05 one of the most colossal pieces of crap

1:01:07 we've ever seen in this country.

1:01:08 So we're up to 11 different things.

1:01:10 Let's get back into it here at 704.

1:01:12 - They look at the mob, the storm,

1:01:15 the United States Capitol on January 6th,

1:01:19 brutally attacking law enforcement,

1:01:21 not as insurrectionists who placed a dagger

1:01:24 at the throat of our democracy,

1:01:26 but they look at them as patriots

1:01:28 and they see their MAGA failure to stop a peaceful transfer

1:01:33 of power after the 2020 election

1:01:36 as preparation for the 2022 and 2024 elections.

1:01:41 They're tried everything last time

1:01:46 to nullify the votes of 81 million people.

1:01:49 This time, they're determined to succeed

1:01:53 and thwarting the will of the people.

1:01:55 - So we keep adding to the list of MAGA Republicans

1:01:58 what they are number 12.

1:01:59 They think that the people that stormed the Capitol

1:02:01 on January the 6th are patriots.

1:02:03 I don't actually know any Republicans that think that.

1:02:05 And then number 13, they're preparing to do the same

1:02:08 in 2022, 2024, right?

1:02:12 Here we go.

1:02:13 Let's get back into it.

1:02:14 Skip ahead a little bit and going to 847.

1:02:16 Here we go.

1:02:17 - I believe America is at an inflection point.

1:02:20 One of those moments that determined the shape

1:02:25 of everything that's to come after.

1:02:27 And now America must choose to move forward

1:02:34 or to move backwards, to build a future

1:02:37 obsessed about the past, to be a nation of hope

1:02:41 and unity and optimism or a nation of fear,

1:02:45 division and of darkness.

1:02:48 - Hope, unity and optimism.

1:02:52 I mean, I don't know about you guys,

1:02:53 but aren't you feeling that hope, unity and optimism

1:02:56 in this speech?

1:02:57 I mean, I'm just feeling so much of that.

1:02:58 Like that's, I'm equal parts, hope, unity and optimism.

1:03:02 Listening to this, don't try to speak words

1:03:04 through his face hole.

1:03:05 But let's get back into it.

1:03:06 We'll skip ahead to 10.21.

1:03:09 And this is a nation that rejects violence

1:03:13 as a political tool.

1:03:15 We do not encourage violence.

1:03:17 We are still in America that believes in honesty

1:03:21 and decency and respect for others.

1:03:25 Traitors and liberty, justice for all hope, possibilities.

1:03:28 We are still at our core a democracy.

1:03:31 And yet, (audience applauding)

1:03:36 history tells us the blind loyalty to a single leader

1:03:41 and a willingness to engage in political violence

1:03:45 is fatal to democracy.

1:03:47 For a long time, we've told ourselves

1:03:51 that American democracy is guaranteed,

1:03:54 but it's not.

1:03:56 We have to defend it, protect it, stand up for it,

1:04:01 each and every one of us.

1:04:04 That's why tonight, I'm asking our nation

1:04:07 to come together, unite behind the single purpose

1:04:11 of defending our democracy regardless of your ideology.

1:04:15 - So nice little applause line there.

1:04:19 Sorry, I'm having to make you guys listen to his voice so much.

1:04:21 It's literally one of the least

1:04:22 and throwing things possible.

1:04:23 But a few things to break down there.

1:04:24 So he talks about rejects violence as a political tool.

1:04:28 So is that why your vice president helped raise money

1:04:31 to get those rioters out of prison in Minnesota?

1:04:34 Right, again, going back to George Floyd's summer, right?

1:04:36 Where $2 billion worth of damage

1:04:38 and untold numbers of cops were either killed or injured

1:04:42 while doing all these different things.

1:04:44 Like, is that what we're talking about?

1:04:45 They were jacked to violence as a political tool.

1:04:47 Are you kidding me?

1:04:48 The reason why Democrats refused to poo poo those groups

1:04:51 is because they were literally doing their political bidding.

1:04:53 What exactly are you talking about?

1:04:55 He also said, we are still at our core a democracy.

1:04:58 No, no, no, even Tucker Carlson says this all the time.

1:05:01 We're not a democracy.

1:05:02 We are a constitutional republic, it is foundationally different.

1:05:05 And then he's talking about how he wants us to come together.

1:05:07 My question to Biden here would be, who is us?

1:05:11 Who is this us you're talking about?

1:05:13 Because you're trying to other a group of people

1:05:15 by saying us think this way.

1:05:17 This group that you're calling us thinks a certain way.

1:05:20 But who is he referring to exactly?

1:05:22 'Cause he's kind of painting with a broad brush at this point.

1:05:25 Okay, let's go to 1128.

1:05:27 (audience cheering)

1:05:31 They're all called by duty and conscience

1:05:33 to confront extremists who put their own pursuit of power

1:05:37 above all else.

1:05:39 Democrats, independents, mainstream Republicans,

1:05:43 we must be stronger, more determined,

1:05:45 and more committed to saving American democracy

1:05:48 than Maggie Republicans are to destroy an American democracy.

1:05:52 - So we've got another thing we're adding

1:05:54 to the definition of MAGA Republican number 14,

1:05:56 want to destroy American democracy.

1:05:59 Let's get back into it here at 1155.

1:06:02 - We the people will not let anyone

1:06:05 or anything tear us apart.

1:06:07 Today there are dangers around us.

1:06:12 We cannot allow to prevail.

1:06:14 We here you've heard it.

1:06:17 More and more talk about violence

1:06:19 as an acceptable political tool in this country.

1:06:26 It's not, it can never be an acceptable tool.

1:06:29 So I want to say this plain and simple.

1:06:32 There is no place for political violence in America.

1:06:36 Period, none ever.

1:06:38 (audience cheering)

1:06:40 - There is no place for political violence in America.

1:06:43 Period, none ever, except Black Lives Matter.

1:06:45 'Cause we like them, except for Antifa.

1:06:48 They're kind of weird with their piercings and their hair.

1:06:50 But we like them too, because they think the way that we do.

1:06:53 There are pseudo brown shirts.

1:06:55 They just take care of business for us.

1:06:57 Oh, and we get a 15 thing

1:06:59 to add to the definition of Maga Republican.

1:07:01 They believe violence is an acceptable political tool.

1:07:04 Again, not BLM, not Antifa, but Maga Republicans

1:07:08 believe that violence is an acceptable political tool.

1:07:10 Let's get back into it at 1303.

1:07:12 - On top of that, there are public figures today,

1:07:17 yesterday and the day before,

1:07:18 predicting and all the calling for mass violence

1:07:22 and rioting in the streets.

1:07:25 This is inflammatory, it's dangerous.

1:07:29 It's against the rule of law.

1:07:31 And we, the people must say, this is not who we are.

1:07:36 - Are you getting the point yet?

1:07:40 Yeah, there's people that are calling,

1:07:41 almost demanding that we have mass violence

1:07:43 and rioting in the streets.

1:07:44 This is not who we are.

1:07:45 Do I need to say it again?

1:07:48 BLM, Black Lives Matter, Antifa?

1:07:51 What exactly are you talking about?

1:07:52 Can someone please get Joe Biden in the mirror?

1:07:54 Okay, back to it, 1331.

1:07:56 - Ladies and gentlemen, we can't be pro insurrectionists

1:08:03 and pro-American, they're incompatible.

1:08:07 We can't allow violence to be normalized in this country.

1:08:10 It's wrong.

1:08:11 We have to reject political violence

1:08:14 with all the moral clarity and conviction

1:08:17 this nation can muster.

1:08:19 Now, we can't let the integrity of our elections

1:08:23 be undermined for that is a path to chaos.

1:08:27 Look, I know politics can be fierce

1:08:31 and mean and nasty in America.

1:08:33 I get it.

1:08:35 I believe in the give and take of politics

1:08:37 and disagreement and debate and dissent

1:08:40 were a big complicated country.

1:08:43 But democracy endures only if we the people

1:08:48 respect the guardrails of the republic, only if we the people

1:08:53 accept the results of free and fair elections,

1:08:57 only if we the people see politics,

1:09:02 not as total war, but mediation of our differences.

1:09:06 - Mediation of our differences.

1:09:08 Well, is that why you keep passing things

1:09:11 with only democratic support through Congress?

1:09:13 Not peeling off a single Republican vote.

1:09:17 Is that what you mean?

1:09:18 But also he talks about respecting the guardrails

1:09:20 of the republic.

1:09:21 So he almost said it there.

1:09:22 He almost said constitutional republic,

1:09:24 which is what we are.

1:09:25 Sorry to ask him.

1:09:26 You mean like federalism where the states have rights?

1:09:29 You mean that?

1:09:30 You mean the part that you don't like very much

1:09:32 'cause you want the government, the federal government

1:09:34 to be as strong as possible.

1:09:36 You don't want the states to be able to side.

1:09:38 You mean like the guardrail that we call the constitution?

1:09:41 You mean like staying in your lane as president

1:09:43 where you don't just do things via fiat

1:09:46 because you can't just forcing things through

1:09:48 with forcing your radical agenda through

1:09:50 without the support of Congress,

1:09:52 the people that are elected by the people.

1:09:53 Is that what you mean?

1:09:54 By respecting the guardrails of the republic?

1:09:57 Let's get back into it.

1:09:57 1441.

1:09:59 - Democracy cannot survive when one side believes

1:10:03 there are only two outcomes to an election.

1:10:05 Either they win or they were cheated.

1:10:08 And that's where the Maggie Republicans are today.

1:10:12 (audience applauding)

1:10:15 They don't understand what every patriotic American knows.

1:10:20 You can't love your country only when you win.

1:10:25 It's fundamental.

1:10:27 - So these people think that, you know,

1:10:30 you either think you won or that you were cheated.

1:10:32 So again, I bring up like 2016

1:10:34 'cause there was an FBI investigation

1:10:36 then a special investigation where the Russians,

1:10:38 the Ruskies were somehow the reason why Donald Trump

1:10:41 was elected and not tens of millions of Americans.

1:10:43 But then he talks about how you can't live your country

1:10:45 only when you win.

1:10:47 Now, if you look at any data that anyone collects

1:10:50 about patriotism versus Republicans and Democrats,

1:10:53 whenever their person is in office,

1:10:55 you see something very, very clear, okay?

1:10:58 In general, Republicans patriotism,

1:11:00 regardless of who is in the president's office, right,

1:11:03 is generally very, very high.

1:11:05 When their guy is not in high office,

1:11:08 it comes down a little bit.

1:11:10 Like it's almost not even worth saying anything.

1:11:13 But the patriotism is still high.

1:11:15 But on the Democratic side,

1:11:16 when their guy is not in office, right,

1:11:19 whenever Trump's in office or George W. Bush or Reagan

1:11:21 or whatever, their patriotism goes way down, right?

1:11:25 And you get a lot of these people saying,

1:11:26 "Well, they're not my president."

1:11:27 I remember first hearing that in college

1:11:29 when George W. Bush was president.

1:11:31 And people were like, "Yeah, well, he's not my president."

1:11:32 I'm like, "Well, are you an American citizen?"

1:11:34 Well, yeah, I'm like, "Well, flowchart,

1:11:36 "he's your president," right?

1:11:38 I didn't like that Barack Obama was president.

1:11:40 I thought he was a deeply corrupt man

1:11:41 and very vacuous as a person.

1:11:43 But he was my president, like Joe Biden,

1:11:46 I think is a mental patient.

1:11:48 He should be hanging out in a nursing home

1:11:49 in a memory facility.

1:11:51 But no, he's running the country,

1:11:52 but he's still my president.

1:11:54 I didn't vote for him, but he's my president.

1:11:55 It goes back all the way to that.

1:11:57 Okay, let's go back into it at 1619.

1:11:59 Throughout our history,

1:12:02 America's often made the greatest progress

1:12:05 coming out of some of our darkest moments

1:12:08 like you're hearing to have bullhorn.

1:12:10 So if you're wondering what's happening

1:12:12 way back there in the background,

1:12:13 you can hear him and Joe Biden even says something about it.

1:12:15 There's a guy in the bullhorn, bullhorn.

1:12:17 There it is, screaming F Joe Biden.

1:12:20 So kind of funny, it shocked that the Secret Service

1:12:22 didn't like clear out, you know, a 10 mile radius

1:12:24 around Independence Hall to make sure

1:12:25 something like that wouldn't happen.

1:12:27 But there you go.

1:12:28 You got a guy screaming F Joe Biden up there.

1:12:29 We'll get back into it 1631.

1:12:31 - I believe we can and must do that again.

1:12:35 And we are.

1:12:38 Maggie Republic is looking American,

1:12:40 they see carnage and darkness and despair.

1:12:43 They spread fear and lies, lies toll for profit and power.

1:12:48 But I see it different America.

1:12:52 An America with unlimited future.

1:12:54 An America that's about to take off.

1:12:57 - All right, we've got a couple more examples

1:12:59 or a couple more things to add

1:13:00 to the definition of MAGA Republican number 16.

1:13:02 Look at America and see carnage, darkness and despair.

1:13:06 And also 17, they spread fear and lies,

1:13:08 lies toll for profit and power.

1:13:11 Let's keep this going.

1:13:11 Let's go to 1847.

1:13:13 - Look, I know the last year, a few years have been tough.

1:13:20 But today, COVID no longer controls our lives.

1:13:24 More Americans are working than ever.

1:13:27 Businesses are growing, our schools are open.

1:13:30 Millions of Americans have been lifted out of poverty.

1:13:33 - Today, COVID no longer controls our lives.

1:13:37 So if you were paying attention to my show last week,

1:13:39 where we talk about the student loan relief

1:13:41 and all that nonsense, we're basically transferring the loans

1:13:43 from one group of people to another group of people,

1:13:46 COVID was the legal basis with which they're going to go

1:13:50 at this and try to make this a reality.

1:13:53 So COVID is no longer controlling our lives,

1:13:55 but it's such a pandemic, we gotta make sure we pay off

1:13:58 maybe up to $900 billion worth of student loan debt, okay?

1:14:02 And then he mentioned schools being open,

1:14:04 businesses are growing and people that are being lifted out

1:14:06 of poverty, poverty, what about all the democratic policies

1:14:10 that kept the schools closed, right?

1:14:12 All those hero teachers, right?

1:14:14 That wanted to just sit at home

1:14:16 and not actually do their fricking jobs in a classroom.

1:14:19 And all these businesses that were shut down

1:14:21 and some of those businesses don't even exist anymore.

1:14:23 'Cause even the PPP loan couldn't keep them open.

1:14:26 All the restaurants that have shut down everything.

1:14:28 And the people being lifted out of poverty, poverty,

1:14:30 what about the people that were put into poverty?

1:14:33 Because they lost things that they've been working for

1:14:35 and that their families have been working for for decades.

1:14:37 All because of government shutdowns,

1:14:38 which started with the Republicans to be fair,

1:14:40 but then the draconian policies that we saw

1:14:42 from these democratic governors

1:14:43 and from the federal government when Joe Biden took office,

1:14:46 you kidding me?

1:14:47 You're talking to me like COVID's over now

1:14:49 or we're allowed to say that now,

1:14:50 we're not gonna get banned from Spotify now if we do that?

1:14:53 All right, next one here, let's get into it.

1:14:54 It's 1926.

1:14:55 - No matter what the white supremacists and extremists say,

1:15:01 I made a bet on you, the American people

1:15:04 and that bet is paying off.

1:15:06 Probing them from darkness.

1:15:08 The darkness of Charlottesville,

1:15:09 of COVID, of gun violence, of insurrection,

1:15:12 we can see the light.

1:15:14 Light is now visible.

1:15:15 Light that will guide us forward.

1:15:18 Not only in words, but in actions.

1:15:21 Actions for you, for your children,

1:15:24 for your grandchildren, for America.

1:15:26 - Can't you feel the light, guys?

1:15:29 Oh, and he added an 18th thing to the definition

1:15:31 of MAGA Republicans.

1:15:32 They're white supremacists, if you didn't know that.

1:15:34 Let's get into it, 1958.

1:15:36 - Even in this moment, with all the challenges we face,

1:15:41 I give you my words and I've never been more optimistic

1:15:44 about America's future.

1:15:45 Not because of me, but because of who you are.

1:15:48 We're gonna end cancer as we know it, mark my words.

1:15:52 We're gonna create millions of new jobs

1:15:54 in the clean energy economy.

1:15:56 We're gonna think big,

1:15:57 we're going to make the 21st century another American century

1:16:02 because the world needs us to.

1:16:03 - You like how he just throws in cancer?

1:16:07 I mean, he's done that a lot

1:16:08 in the first couple of years he's been in office.

1:16:09 He just kind of throws that out there

1:16:11 and then gives no context or any type of a plan

1:16:13 for how he's going to eradicate cancer.

1:16:17 Does he just shove that in the speech himself?

1:16:19 I think he's just spitballing when he does that.

1:16:21 Like, because he just throws it out there

1:16:23 with nothing attached to it.

1:16:25 Cancer, this guy is gonna get rid of cancer.

1:16:28 Okay, kind of like Al Gore invented the internet.

1:16:29 Let's get back into it at 2025.

1:16:31 - That's where we need to focus our energy.

1:16:36 Not in the past, not on divisive culture wars,

1:16:41 not on the politics of grievance,

1:16:43 but on the future we can build together.

1:16:45 - The divisive culture wars and the politics of grievance,

1:16:50 like they've been fighting the culture wars

1:16:53 for all these decades in Republicans

1:16:55 and conservatives finally woke up and realized,

1:16:57 "Ah, guys, we need to start fighting these."

1:16:58 It's like, "Yeah, you need to fight it from the beginning."

1:17:01 You kind of let them take an inch and inch and inch

1:17:03 and inch and inch and then it became a mile

1:17:04 and they're like, "Oh crap, we should probably respond now."

1:17:06 And the politics of grievance.

1:17:08 Like, grievance studies is like a thing

1:17:11 in college campuses now.

1:17:12 It's not a bunch of MAGA hat wearing dudes

1:17:14 that are getting those degrees.

1:17:16 Are you out of your mind?

1:17:17 Like, that is their game.

1:17:19 Like, they don't want to talk about the culture war

1:17:21 the moment they start losing it.

1:17:22 It's just smart people like the governor

1:17:24 of the state of Florida, Ron DeSantis.

1:17:26 Like, he's smoking them in the culture war right now

1:17:28 and they don't like it.

1:17:29 All right, 2039 here.

1:17:31 - The MAGA Republicans believe that for them to succeed,

1:17:34 everyone else has to fail.

1:17:36 They believe America is not like I believe about America.

1:17:41 I believe America is big enough for all of us to succeed.

1:17:45 And that is the nation we're building,

1:17:47 the nation where no one is left behind.

1:17:50 - All right, so number 19 in the definition of a MAGA Republican

1:17:53 in order for them to succeed, everyone else has to fail.

1:17:56 So if you believe in that,

1:17:57 that makes you a MAGA Republican.

1:17:58 Let's get back into it here at 23.04.

1:18:01 - My fellow Americans, America is an idea.

1:18:06 The most powerful idea in the history of the world

1:18:10 and the beats and the hearts of the people of this country.

1:18:13 It beats in all our hearts, it unites America.

1:18:17 It is the American creed, the idea that America guarantees

1:18:22 that everyone be treated with dignity.

1:18:24 It gives hate, no safe harbor.

1:18:27 It installs in everyone the belief

1:18:29 that no matter where you start in life,

1:18:32 there's nothing you can't achieve.

1:18:35 That's who we are.

1:18:37 That's what we stand for.

1:18:39 That's what we believe.

1:18:41 And that's precisely what we're doing.

1:18:43 Opening doors, creating possibilities,

1:18:47 focusing on the future, and we're only just beginning.

1:18:52 - So he says America is an idea.

1:18:55 That's probably something you've heard somebody say,

1:18:58 something similar and it sounds okay.

1:18:59 It's like whenever you say something

1:19:00 and that actually means nothing,

1:19:01 it's like you work in a PR department,

1:19:03 like you're using words,

1:19:04 but you're not actually saying anything.

1:19:05 But America's not an idea as much as it is an ideal.

1:19:09 That is why so many people are so desperate

1:19:11 to get into this country.

1:19:12 They're literally willing to risk their lives

1:19:14 and their family's lives to get into this country, right?

1:19:17 And we make it all too easy at our southern border right now,

1:19:19 but we're not an idea, we're an ideal.

1:19:21 And also he talks about regardless of where you started,

1:19:24 that goes back to the grievance politics thing

1:19:27 to where it's like you constantly talk

1:19:28 about where people started, right?

1:19:30 Like that's where you get the basis

1:19:31 of your reparations talk.

1:19:33 Again, it's like you're saying you don't support

1:19:35 these things that you so clearly support.

1:19:37 It's just more gaslighting.

1:19:38 All right, we're gonna do the end here.

1:19:39 So this is gonna start at 25.18.

1:19:42 I have no doubt, none, that this is who we will be,

1:19:47 and that we'll come together as a nation

1:19:51 that will secure our democracy.

1:19:54 That for the next 200 years,

1:19:56 we'll have what we had the past 200 years,

1:19:58 the greatest nation on the face of the earth.

1:20:01 We just need to remember who we are.

1:20:03 We are the United States of America,

1:20:06 the United States of America.

1:20:09 (audience cheering)

1:20:10 And may God protect our nation,

1:20:12 and may God protect all those who stand

1:20:14 and watch over our democracy.

1:20:16 God bless you all, democracy.

1:20:19 Thank you.

1:20:20 (audience cheering)

1:20:23 (upbeat music)

1:20:25 - So all that at the end there would actually sound good

1:20:36 if you didn't always hear him and people like him

1:20:38 and talk about how terrible our country is

1:20:40 and how we've never gotten it right, and all these different things.

1:20:42 And how weird was it that he just said democracy

1:20:46 at the end of his speech?

1:20:47 Blah, blah, blah, democracy.

1:20:49 And just kind of goes on,

1:20:50 like imagine me signing off my podcast with capitalism.

1:20:53 And then just like, that's it.

1:20:54 No outro music or nothing.

1:20:55 And then he looks around because he's lost.

1:20:59 He looks to his right and sticks his hand out,

1:21:01 and there's no ghost there to shake his hands with,

1:21:03 so he looks back over to the left,

1:21:05 and then he looks back to the right,

1:21:06 and then, oh, there's my wife or my sister,

1:21:08 and then he gives him a kiss,

1:21:08 and goes on with his life there.

1:21:11 But that was the end of the speech.

1:21:12 So I do want to make sure that we go over this in summary,

1:21:15 because here is what co-president Biden thinks

1:21:17 a MAGA Republican is.

1:21:19 There are 18 things, okay?

1:21:20 They do not respect the Constitution.

1:21:22 They do not believe in the rule of law.

1:21:24 They do not recognize the will of the people.

1:21:26 They refuse to accept the results of a free election.

1:21:28 They want to empower election deniers at the state level.

1:21:31 They do not want Americans to have the right to choose.

1:21:33 They want no right to privacy, no right to contraception,

1:21:37 no right to marry who you love, whatever that means.

1:21:39 Promote authoritarian leaders,

1:21:41 fan the flames of political violence.

1:21:43 They think that people,

1:21:44 the people that serve in the Capitol

1:21:45 in January the 6th are patriots.

1:21:46 They are preparing to do the same thing in 2022 and 2024.

1:21:50 They want to destroy American democracy.

1:21:52 They believe violence is an acceptable political tool.

1:21:54 They look at America and see carnage, darkness, and despair.

1:21:57 They spread fear and lies,

1:21:59 and lies that are told for profit and power,

1:22:01 and also the cherry on top, their white supremacists, okay?

1:22:05 Now, on the list, let's talk about the list a little bit.

1:22:08 I don't know a single human personally

1:22:12 that fits that description.

1:22:13 Like, I just gave you 18 things.

1:22:18 Who do you know that checks 18, those 18 boxes?

1:22:22 I mean, is it possible that that person exists?

1:22:24 Yeah, that's possible.

1:22:26 But this is not indicative even in a small way

1:22:29 of a subsection of the Republican party.

1:22:33 But also think about the things that he kind of wove together,

1:22:36 right?

1:22:37 Even if you are on the extremist right

1:22:39 and you do believe all those things,

1:22:41 he said you're a MAGA Republican.

1:22:43 If you want to make sure that there are no fraud

1:22:46 in elections, if you think that we shouldn't kill babies

1:22:50 in the womb, that if you think gay marriage is immoral

1:22:54 and shouldn't be legal,

1:22:55 and if you voted or intend to vote

1:22:58 for Donald Trump for president,

1:23:01 that's what he's saying in this speech,

1:23:03 that you are a MAGA Republican.

1:23:05 You're just like all those other MAGA extremists.

1:23:08 If you want to make sure there's no fraud in elections,

1:23:11 make sure that we shouldn't kill babies in the womb.

1:23:13 If you think gay marriage is immoral

1:23:14 and if you intend to vote for Donald Trump

1:23:16 or you have before.

1:23:17 Because guys, if that's the case, then count me in.

1:23:19 I guess I'm a MAGA Republican

1:23:21 'cause I certainly cosign all those things.

1:23:23 So let's break down the speech

1:23:24 'cause I know we're going a little bit long today.

1:23:26 The optics were absolutely horrific.

1:23:28 Guys, go to the show notes.

1:23:29 I've got the link there.

1:23:30 You've seen the pictures spread all over social media.

1:23:32 The one where he's got both of his fist clench

1:23:34 and he's about to bang on the podium,

1:23:36 like Dwight Schrute from the office,

1:23:38 whatever he got up there at that one speech,

1:23:40 like that's a mean that's been floating around.

1:23:42 But a lot of people think that this was just another goof,

1:23:46 another gaff by the Biden administration.

1:23:48 Like they didn't mean to do it.

1:23:50 That well, if you pan out,

1:23:52 they've got blue on other sides of the red.

1:23:55 The red was just in the middle.

1:23:56 They were trying to go for the red, white and blue thing.

1:23:58 And it was just, it was an accident.

1:24:00 But I honestly don't think so.

1:24:02 I think it was intentional because they think

1:24:05 that they're going to get some better results

1:24:08 in the midterms if Joe Biden looks alive.

1:24:11 They can't really get away with just hiding them

1:24:13 in the basement, which is what he did

1:24:14 for the entire election season,

1:24:15 pretending he was hiding from COVID or whatever.

1:24:18 But at this point, they are trying to make him seem

1:24:22 like not only that he's alive, but that he's in control.

1:24:24 And like he's this dark lord that's gonna come

1:24:27 and save us from all these macro Republicans.

1:24:29 Like, how are you going to fight fire

1:24:30 with deeper, darker, bloodier fire, I guess?

1:24:34 Like that's how they were going for this.

1:24:36 So I do not personally think that the optics

1:24:38 were an accident also about the speech.

1:24:40 This was demagoguery, okay?

1:24:42 Again, demagoguery is where a political leader seeks support

1:24:46 by appealing to the desires and prejudices

1:24:48 of ordinary people rather than using a rational argument.

1:24:52 Again, this was a political speech, not a debate.

1:24:54 So we're not getting a bunch of rational arguments

1:24:56 to be fair, but what did you hear

1:24:57 that was even vaguely a rational argument?

1:25:00 What was the point exactly?

1:25:02 Even if you're a Biden guy, which I don't know why

1:25:04 you're still listening to this an hour and 20 minutes in

1:25:06 or so, if you're a Biden guy, what was his point?

1:25:09 Like if you had to pick the point of this entire speech,

1:25:12 what would it be?

1:25:13 And did he hit the mark?

1:25:14 Because he talked about a lot of things

1:25:18 and he just kept saying the word unity and equality

1:25:20 and all these other, did he hit the mark?

1:25:23 'Cause he didn't really feel like it.

1:25:25 Also, Biden seemingly now is everything

1:25:29 that they told us Trump was or would become.

1:25:33 Now again, that might seem rich because of the January 6th

1:25:35 stuff, but again, go back to what Trump said that day

1:25:37 in Washington, D.C., he told people to go over there

1:25:39 and peacefully assemble.

1:25:40 Now all of his rhetoric before that,

1:25:42 like I thought it was egregious.

1:25:43 I didn't think it was great.

1:25:44 All the stuff that he was talking about

1:25:46 to claim these things behind a microphone,

1:25:47 but then not claim them in court about election meddling

1:25:50 and these different votes and election machines

1:25:53 and drop boxes and all that stuff.

1:25:54 It's like, okay, we'll prove it in court

1:25:57 so we can move on and he wouldn't do it

1:25:59 'cause he didn't have the goods seemingly,

1:26:01 but Biden is becoming the thing

1:26:03 the total Trump was going to be.

1:26:05 These draconian measures, these unilateral decisions

1:26:08 that affect the entirety of the United States population,

1:26:11 legal and illegal, right?

1:26:12 That's who Joe Biden is.

1:26:14 Also in this speech, this is very important.

1:26:17 Joe Biden and his administration,

1:26:19 othered, the 63 million people that voted for Trump in 2016

1:26:24 and the 74 million people that voted for Trump in 2020.

1:26:30 So as a reminder, I did not vote for him in 2016.

1:26:33 So I was not one of the 63 million people

1:26:34 that voted for him then,

1:26:36 but I was one of the 74 million people

1:26:37 that proudly voted for Trump in 2020,

1:26:40 which again should remind you,

1:26:42 he gained 11 million votes in four years

1:26:46 and in the middle of a pandemic,

1:26:47 got 11 million more people to vote for him.

1:26:50 And then he lost to Joe Biden

1:26:53 by like six or seven million votes.

1:26:57 Again, I just talked about how Trump didn't prove in court

1:27:01 by any stretch of the imagination

1:27:02 that there was any fraud

1:27:04 that would have led to the overturning of the election.

1:27:07 But guys, 80 million people legally voted for Joe Biden

1:27:14 the guy that didn't even campaign and Trump got 11 million

1:27:19 more votes than he did in 2016, really?

1:27:23 Now, I'm just gonna leave that there.

1:27:25 Gosh, that stinks to high heaven,

1:27:27 but we need to wrap up what we're talking about today.

1:27:30 Again, this speech was supposed to be Joe Biden's big pitch

1:27:35 for unity.

1:27:36 This was his unity play.

1:27:37 Now, I just gotta tell you, wherever you sit on,

1:27:41 if you're far right, if you're your centrist moderate,

1:27:44 which, you know, basically means you can't make up your mind.

1:27:46 If you're far left Democrat or anything in between,

1:27:50 if I were to put the word unity on the wall and say,

1:27:53 remember this word as you're watching this speech.

1:27:56 Did you get that vibe?

1:27:57 Did you get that vibe at all?

1:27:59 Because both sides do this,

1:28:01 but it's especially bad on the left and with Democrats right now

1:28:03 is they want to talk about equality.

1:28:05 They want to talk about unity.

1:28:06 They want to talk about bringing everybody together.

1:28:08 While at the same time,

1:28:10 they are driving the wedge between these two groups

1:28:12 even deeper.

1:28:14 They're separating people farther from one another.

1:28:17 So if this was his big unity pitch,

1:28:20 I think it was a big swing and a miss.

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