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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, my friends.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
We talked extensively yesterday about the stunning results in Michigan.
It is now obviously official. Abdel l Sayed has won.
He will now be the Democrat nominee for the US
Senate in Michigan. He'll be facing Republican candidate Mike Rogers.
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It's not just that el Sayed won, it's that the
DSA practically swept the table. It doesn't matter in what state,
in what race. The establishment got absolutely The Democratic establishment
got absolutely destroyed. Their doors were blown off by the
rising tide of DSA communists. Now New York City is
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already under the rule of the Democratic Socialists of America
through the Islamo Communist Zoron Mamdani, and York is already failing.
The murder rate is going up, crime is up, Homelessness
now is spreading like a cancer across the city already.
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Now he is attacking Jews, he is targeting white neighborhoods,
he's tacking attack targeting middle working class neighborhoods. And now
he's implementing what he vowed he would do during the campaign.
And this is what I mean by what I say
the first wave of communism has begun city run or
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to be more accurate, government run grocery stores. They're going
for the food supply and food distribution. And so what
Mamdanie has now done is and by the way, this
is going to cost taxpayers billions and I mean billions
of dollars. Everything that he's doing is going way over budget.
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Even New York Democrats are now fretting, saying that what
you're seeing, the kind of absurd spending, this out of control,
where the government is subsidizing and spending way beyond its means,
is going to eventually bankrupt the City of New York.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
But it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
He is taking taxpayer money and he's using it to
subsidize his grand scheme.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
And his grand scheme is.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
In the very platform of the Democratic Socialists of America,
which is they want government to implement food to control
the food supply, to have government run stores. Eventually, they
want to collectivize agriculture in the United States the way
it was done under maos China or Stalin's Russia. But
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that's a couple steps down the road. The first step
is they want to get rid of all private grocery stores, slowly,
one by one, and have government run grocery stores as
you see in Cuba, in Venezuela, in places everywhere communism
has been tried. And so Mamdanni, now there is going
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to be five. They're starting with five, but they're going
to expand five government run grocery stores. It is going
to be subsidized by taxpayers. What they're gonna do is
they're going to offer now not free food, but cheap food.
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And as Mamdanni said, basic staples will be thirty percent
cheaper at these government run grocery stores. Bread will be
thirty percent cheaper, fruits, vegetables, milk, eggs, everything will be
thirty percent cheaper. Well, Jeff, how do you make everything
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thirty percent cheaper because you can't make money on that.
Of course, you subsidize it. You have other people's money
pay for the fact that now every single one of
these government run grocery stores is going to lose money.
But it gets even worse. In order to have think
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about it, if everything is going to be thirty percent cheaper,
you've got two problems. Number one, how do you prevent
people from going into these city run grocery stores, these
Mamdani stores and.
Speaker 1 (04:39):
Just saying I don't know. Let me buy you know,
let me.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
Buy fifty, you know, fifty cartons of eggs, and then
I just resell it and make a profit, make a
quick buck whatever by you know, clean out all the
chips from the chips aisle, and then thirty percent cheaper
and then I resell it and I make a quick profit.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
You see the problem. So they don't know how to
deal with that.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
Then they got the other issue, which is isn't this
supposed to be for the people of New York City.
Aren't they the ones who are supposed to benefit in particular,
as Mamdannie said, minority, low income areas. That's where these
government run grocery stores initially are going to be rolled out.
They want to roll it out everywhere because eventually they
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want no private run grocery stores. Well, now, think about
the problem. What if people from outside New York City say,
you know what, that sounds like a good deal, thirty
percent cheaper on everything, I'll go there and shop, or
people out of state say that's a good deal and
they go shopping. Well, then they're going to clean out
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the shelves and it won't benefit the people of New
York City.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
You see the problem.
Speaker 2 (06:05):
Now, look at it from the competitors, private grocery stores
already some of them have closed. Why They're like, I
can't compete. If they're going to lower the prices artificially
thirty percent, I'm going out of business. I can't compete
with that profit margins for grocery stores are like three
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to four percent. So you drop prices artificially thirty percent,
you're going to wipe out private grocery store owners. So
now you're gonna have fewer food choices and fewer places
to go to buy groceries because these private grocery stores
are now all going bankrupt one by one. You see,
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all the problems are starting to pile up. Well, communists,
and this is communism. This is what happens. So they
have now given the typical communist response to these problems
of supply and demand. Remember, supply and demand is an
iron law of economics. Supply and demand goes back thousands
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of years. It's rooted in human society, it's rooted in
human nature.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
It transcends culture, civilization, religion, it's the basic laws of
supply and demand. Communists always think they can destroy it
or transcend it or get rid of it. They can't so,
but they have the same answer here. It is so
to deal with all these problems, Mamdani now is rolling
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out I swear to you, you need to have ID,
an ID card because they have to track you. So
now you have to show ID city issued ID in
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order to access these so called government run grocery stores.
Because then they can prevent people from outside New York
City in theory from buying, and they can also prevent
people from outside the state buying.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
But now they got another problem.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
If people are gonna come in and buy and then
make and resell or make a quick buck, well, guess what.
Now they have to limit your purchases. You can only
buy one quarter milk. You can only buy one loaf
of bread. You can only buy one carton of eggs.
You can't buy two, you can't buy three. You can't
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buy no one bag of chips, not two, not three.
They start to limit mandatory limits on what you can buy.
And now Mamdani is rolling out ration cards. Ration cards.
You're only allowed to buy so much food a week.
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You're only allowed to buy what they tell you you
can buy. You come in for a loaf of bread.
Let's say you have a couple of teenagers. They make
themselves sandwiches.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
That's my Ashton.
Speaker 2 (09:22):
He loves peanut butter and blueberry jam. I don't know
how this guy can wolf down so many of them,
but he does. And you go, oops, I gotta go
back a couple days later. Sorry, your ration card. You
only get one loaf bye. So you now have already
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the thing just got off the ground already, You've got
long lines, people are waiting for hours to get their groceries.
Shelves are already going empty. And they must show ID
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now two points and then I want to open it
up to you. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight. I thought it was racist to have
to show photo ID when it came to voting. But
look at this hypocrite, look at this freaking fraud. And
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remember this directly targets minority, low income areas. So if
low income minorities have to show proof of ID in
order to buy food, and by the way, everything in
life you need ID now everything. Jeff Kooner, Boston's Bulldozer
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six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Okay,
as I said, now the Democratic Socialists of America are rising. Uh,
this is now their moment, they believe. And and Mamdani,
already elected last year, is now going to as far
as he's concerned, implement the first wave of what he
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calls his communist revolution.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
And this is now going.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
To be government run or city owned grocery stores. Now,
I just want to stress again that the scheme for
this is that it would sell basic staples fruits, vegetables, cereal, eggs, bread, milk, orange, juice, water,
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you name it whatever, about thirty percent below market cost.
So I mean, in other words, they want to undercut
all private grocery stores and artificially key prices below the
market level, subsidized by the taxpayers. Now what's going to
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happen is it's already happening. It's driving these private grocery
store businesses, the real grocery stores, out of business because
they can't compete. As I said, their profit margin is
two three, maybe four percent. They can't cut their prices
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thirty forty percent to compete with these city owned grocery
stores because they're gonna lose money hand over fist and
they go cupput, they go bankrupt. Now The larger problem
is how do you make sure that these discounted goods
are actually being bought by the people that it's supposed
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to help, these low income minority people in these areas
in New York City. Well, you know another as I said,
in other words, it won't be bought for resale. They're
not just gonna buy it, resell it, make a quick bock.
Or as I said, people outside the city or outside
the state. Well, you have to track them. That's what
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they do in every communist country. So they have to
start to ident They need to identify and then start
to follow, surveil and keep track of their customers. How
often do they come in, what are they buying, how
much are they buying? And of course then you have
to have ration cards, so they now have to show
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ID photo ID. You want to talk about a phony
and a fraud. So all of these low income minority
people apparently, oh no, no, you ask ID to vote.
That's racist. You're asking the impossible. Not everybody has ID.
I mean, come.
Speaker 1 (13:41):
On, well, apparently you need ID A.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
When he wanted people to shovel snow in the winter time,
you had to show not one, but two forms of ID.
This phony, this fraud. Now, if you want to access
the food, the discounted food at the city run grocery store,
you got to show again a ID. And what it
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is is it's a raction card, and you're only allowed
to buy certain products, certain quantities. And if they don't
have them on the shelves, which is already happening, well,
too bad, too bad for you. Already there are lines
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of several hours. Already they're running out of food, and
more importantly, they're tracking you as many Venezuelans and there
I know many of them are in Florida, but you
got a good chunk of them in New York. The
Venezuelans have now come out saying we saw this with
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our own eyes. Under first Chavez and then Maduro, you
had government run grocery stores, and then you had to
have a national ID in order to go and access
those stores, and they were effectively ration cards. They knew
who you were, they knew what you bought, they knew
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what you ate, and they tracked you and surveilled you.
And usually the stores where the shelves were bare, there
wasn't much left and you were waiting hours to get food.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
Already.
Speaker 2 (15:26):
Now it's what are we barely a couple of weeks
into his program already it's happening in New York City. Now,
what is most disgusting is that, rather than announce the need,
they're calling it now a like a library esque ID card.
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They're trying to soften it up. No, it's a ration card. Okay,
it's an ID ration card. That's what they're giving out.
They're saying, well, think of it more like a library card,
you know, like it's got your name and your address
and your photo and but you know, it's like when
you want to go, you.
Speaker 1 (16:07):
Know, borrow books from the library. That's just the same thing.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
This disgusting Marxist Muslim, this fraud from Uganda, didn't have
the guts to announce the need for ID for his
government run grocery stores because he knows, because he's a devious,
cunning little commie, that this clip would be played over
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and over again because he's going on about how voter
ID is so racist.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
So we had his aid.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
By the way, the one that believes private property should
be abolished, Okay, that's the one that's implementing this program.
She literally believes that private property needs to be completely
eradicated and abolished.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
I e.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Your home, the state takes it, your car, It's all
controlled by the state. All your personal possessions the state.
So your apartment, no, no, no, no government. So that's
who's now calling the shots for the food supply in
New York City. He has her go in front of
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the cameras and say, if you want the food, you
got to get this this ID card, this ration card,
or else no food for you.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
Roll cut eighteen Mike.
Speaker 3 (17:38):
New York City mayor zoramm Donnie is requiring an ID
to access his government run grocery stores. What then, is
your message to Democrats who do not want to pass
the Save America Act and ensure you know, I d.
Speaker 4 (17:54):
I heard about it.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Well, I wish they'd have an ID to access the
voting booth.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
Know my, Mike, that's eighteen A. Mike, that's eighteen A.
That's President Trump. I want mam Donnie a cut eighteen. Okay,
So apparently there's a problem, All right, Mike, no worries.
We'll get that fixed. I'm going to play you the cut.
So my question to you is this, I want to
start taking calls. I'll play you the cut they're basically
they're just admitting you need an ID and you need
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a ration card. Okay, but I want you to hear
it from themselves, you know, out of the proverbial horse's mouth. Okay,
we're still working on that, mum Donnie cut there's some
problem with the computer.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
But we're going to.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Get it fixed. Trust me, okay, and we'll play it,
I promise. Basically, mum Donnie is saying, yes, you need
to have ID in order to participate in this program,
and then it's a ration card, and then he hands
it over to his top aid, the one who believes
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that private party. She's a communist, a straight Marxist. She's
a big admirer of Marx. In the Communist manifesto self admitted.
She's on record, and she says private property needs to
be eliminated in the United States, abolished, and that the
government should take over all the means of production. That
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means every level of society and the economy should be
completely controlled by the state, as what happened under China
and Soviet Russia and Cuba and North Korea and Venezuela,
and I could go on and on. So she's the
one then that comes out and says, if you're going
to buy food, you're going to have to have ID
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like a library card, and we are going to track
you as you come in, as you leave, and we're
only going to allow people from New York City. So
this is, you know, in other words, we're going to
make sure that only people from designated areas are able
to get to the food. And then you're only allowed
to buy so much because we want to prevent as
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much as possible profiteering as they call it. They don't
want people to resell it for a quick buck. So
my question to you, number one, do you support government
run grocery stores? Do you believe they should be in
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every city, in every town across the entire country. That
is now what the Democratic Socialists of America. That's part
of their key platform. That's what their candidates are running on,
and that's what they're winning on. So radical Democrats now
are pushing for the nationalization of grocery stores, and the
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New York City is their grand experiment. Should we have
government run grocery stores? I think it is lunacy. You're
playing with the food supply. It is going to lead
to rationing, It is going to lead to long lines
like you saw in the Soviet Union and other places
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like in Cuba or Venezuela. And in the end, people
are going to start to go hungry and it is
going to bankrupt private grocery stores. And so what's gonna
happen is food is going to become more scarce and
the only place you can get it from is the government.
And I'll tell you this, mom, Donnie won't be getting
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his food from city run grocery stores. Neither will Bernie Sanders,
neither will aoc neither will abdul l said, I trust me,
and neither will you know Biden's family, or Hillary's family,
or Kamala Harris, the Apparachicks, the elites, they will have personal,
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private grocery stores for them and their families, because that's
how it worked in Venezuela. In Cuba, they're not hey,
come on, they're too important. They're not gonna wait three
four hours in line. And then there's only a couple
of pieces of meat left in the in the butcher shopper.
You know, you gotta choose from, you know, a couple
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pairs here, or a couple of salary sticks there, No, no, no, No,
for them, they get the private stuff, the good stuff.
It's for the peasants. You get the government, the government rationing.
So my question to you, are we now making a
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fundamental mistake? And is this going to lead to rationing
of food and more hunger starvation? God forbid? Private grocery
stores getting out of New York, many of them going
under financially bankrupt. And is this going to lead eventually
to a food crisis in the United States as it
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has led in every other communist country in the history
of the world. Six two, six, six sixty eight, sixty eight.
Paul on the Cape. Thanks for holding, Paul, and welcome.
Speaker 5 (23:13):
Thank you very much. I'm a big admirer of your program.
I have been for a long time.
Speaker 1 (23:18):
Thank you, Paul, Thank you. You're going to kick us
off today.
Speaker 6 (23:20):
Go ahead, my friend, Well, uh, who needs uh Mondamie
run grocery stores if we can have Dollartry run on
grocery stores instead?
Speaker 5 (23:33):
Uh see dolatry and its predecessors, like all for a
dollar in Benjamin Franklin a variety store. We already invented
what Mondamie is trying to do, decades before he was
even born. No, we we don't ask for uh Russian
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idea or or ratching anything. Uh. We have no limits
to what you can buy. And it's all cheaper than
the grocery stores. And we're capitalists, we're not communists. Okay,
So Mendomie can go whatever because his ideas were already
invented before he was born.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
Well, Paul, you're making an excellent point. You know, there's
a place called I know you're talking about dollar Store.
And believe me, my kids love the Dollar Store and
my wife too. And you can get great stuff at
the Dollar Store for really really affordable prices. And the
Dollar Store still makes money. I mean, I know the
profit margins are low, but they're making money.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
You're right.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
It's private enterprise. It's capitalism. If you want to go
into food, it's all these all these one that really
very very affordable and you know, and it's still they
manage to make Again, it's the profit margins are very thin,
very narrow, but they still make money.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
So you're right.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
There are private areas its stores that you can make.
You know, they still are profitable and give you an
incredible deal. Paul. What Mom Donnie is doing is something
much worse he's going to the dollar store, he's going
to Aldi, he's going to all these places and saying
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thirty percent less whatever whatever, someone else is charging thirty
percent less, in other words, way below market cost, way
below So the grocery stores are losing money. That's the
entire idea. And you say, well, Jeff, if they're losing money,
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how to this day in business? The government, using our money,
you know, subsidizes them, props them up. Now, eventually this
can't work. I mean eventually everything goes bankrupt. But the
goal is to get the dollar store out of business,
to get all these out of business. Okay, never mind
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Stop and Shop and Big Y and Shaws and Kroger's
and you know whatever. Because we have listeners all over
the country. So whatever grocery store chains are near your home,
safe way. I know they're big out in Maryland and Virginia.
So what I'm saying is the goal is to bankrupt
every private grocery store, every dollar store, because who can
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compete with thirty forty percent less. But the problem is
then there's nothing on the shelves. But now you don't
have a choice. That's in other words, what's going to
happen is. They're already calling them. It's called food deserts,
where they're like, no, we can't there's no grocery store.
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What do you mean, there's no grocery there's no grocery store.
We have to drive miles and miles and miles and
miles because all the private businesses are saying we can't
compete with this.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
I just candidate's impossible. I'm gonna lose my shirt.
Speaker 2 (27:04):
So, Paul, it's a deliberate strategy to make food less successible,
to have people go to these government run grocery stores
because the competition, the private competition, has been wiped out,
and then everybody is dependent upon the government for their food.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
And then they own you. They completely control you.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
And I'm telling you, Paul, this is they're already talking
about this. Americans eat too much. Americans overall are obese,
they're overweight.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
So yeah, why should they have.
Speaker 2 (27:43):
Two loaves of bread a week or two boxes of
cereal a week or whatever?
Speaker 1 (27:49):
Oh lose some weight? Hey fat?
Speaker 2 (27:51):
So ah, one loaf, one jug of milk, that's it,
too bad?
Speaker 1 (27:57):
Well you're hungry. Well, like in Q, we're in Venezuela.
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Just wait till Monday, and then come back with your
ration card and wait three four hours in line, and
you'll get your jug of milk and you'll loaf for bread.
The thing about communism, it is the greatest diet program
in the world. I forget, you know whatever, all these
other diet plants, okay, for just forget them. Nobody makes
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you lose weight more than communists because you're all going hungry,
you know, as people from Cuba and Venezuela say, look
at them, they're all you know, they're all skin and bones.
Believe me, there's no obesity problem there. I can tell
you that. And that's the point. Do you support government
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run grocery stores? Democrats are an enthusiastic Yes, I say,
these people are insane. But that's me I want to
hear from you. Six one seven two, six sixty eight
sixty eight. Okay, we now have the cut. So this
is mum Donnie announcing now these government run grocery stores.
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Notice though he leaves the part about the need for ID,
he won't announce it because he knows it's going to
be played. You know, the clip is going to be
played over and over again because he's been leading the
charge against voter ID because frankly, he stole the election.
There's more information coming out. I talked about it last week,
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but now there's even more. The audit continues, and it's
obvious now that Mum Donnie stole the election and he
is the illegitimate mayor of New York. That's why he's
against voter ID. Okay, but let that go. Just let
that go. So he doesn't want to be caught having
to defend ID to get food for you know, primarily
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low income in my low income minority areas. So he
passes it off to his Marxist aide, the one who
says we need to abolish private property completely, and that
she says she's a huge admirer of the Communist Manifesto.
So here first him, then her roll cut eighteen A, Mike.
Speaker 7 (30:20):
How are you going to keep people from taking advantage
of that you know, that deal basically, and is there
going to be a limit on the number of items
that someone can take that are discounted at that level
from that essential basket.
Speaker 4 (30:32):
So our RFP makes very clear that this is a
program for New Yorkers to be able to put food
on the table, not a program for people to be
able to make a quick buck through reselling. I'm going
to pass it over to our DC DG pack to
add some additional details.
Speaker 8 (30:47):
Yes, if you look at our RFP for the operator,
we are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers,
whether it be a sort of a library card, askit.
And also we manage who's buying, and that is focused
on everyday New Yorkers. So we are mindful of that,
and so we're going to make sure that we have
all the place, all the things in place to make
in sure that that does not happen.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
There you go, so they have to track you, they
have to surveil you. And it's not a it's not
a photo ID. No, it's a kind of a library
esque card, you know. It's it's it's sort of like
you know, having a library card. That's all it is. No,
it's ID and it's a ration card, that's what it is.
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Now many of you are texting the cooner man, emailing
the cooner man, messaging the cooner man saying, oh well, mom,
Donnie backtracked Jeff. He said, there's gonna be no ID,
no ID, no ID. Yeah, they're just changing the name.
It's a savings card. A supermarket savings card, that's what
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they're calling it, or as she just said, you know,
library es card, it's got your picture, it's got your name,
it's got your address. It's an ID card. Okay, I
mean you know they can, you know, mom, Donnie can
say it's not an ID card till the cows come home.
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But if it's got your face, and it's got your name,
and it's got your address, because how else are they
going to prevent people from outside New York City from
coming in and taking advantage of this. And obviously they're
only going they want to limit the purchases because they
don't want people to resell it. So they're gonna start
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already with the rationing. Now I'm telling you, it's already
a disaster, and it's only gonna get worse. It's only
gonna get worse. And you know who's gonna end up
getting screwed, the very same low income minority population that
they're allegedly trying to help, primarily black people, brown people, whatever, Okay,
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poor white anybody who lives in these areas. You want
to know why, because they're not going to have private
grocery stores to go shopping and by the way, remember
many of these people are on SNAP what used to
be called food stamps. Well, you go to your private
grocery store, they accept snaps, then you know they accept snap,
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they accept your food stamps, so you can you know,
if you want to buy cereals, food stamps will cover it, milk, eggs, bread, peanut, butter, fruits, vegetables, whatever.
Now that's gone because those businesses have left, and more
are going to be leaving. More grocery stores are going
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to leave, so you have less food choice and less
availability or access to food. So now you're stuck with
the city one, the mom donnie run grocery store.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
So what do you think is going to happen? The
lines are only going to get longer.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
And the shelves are gonna get baarer quicker.
Speaker 1 (34:09):
And this is, by the.
Speaker 2 (34:10):
Way, this is classic Cuba, classic Venezuela, classic Soviet Union,
classic Eastern Europe.
Speaker 1 (34:17):
You wait, you wait, you wait.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
And there's hardly anything on the shelves. There's no food selection,
there's no choice, there's no variety. You know, you get
the scraps, and you should be happy you get the scraps.
And by the way, it's a massive boondoggle. It's a
massive waste of money. Now what do you think happens?
Then do the commie say, because remember now you're dealing
(34:43):
with Bill and Sudbury and Chris and Gloucester. You're dealing
with that level of mind. Okay, So instead of saying, whoa,
you know, we're violating the basic laws of supply and demand.
They don't understand supply and demand. It's beyond them. So
instead of saying, you know, it was so much better
with private grocery stores. I mean the aisles are full,
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the vegetable stands, the fruit stands, the deli counters.
Speaker 1 (35:12):
It was just the meat section. It was all full.
Speaker 2 (35:17):
And you could choose what you like what you don't like,
according to your budget.
Speaker 1 (35:22):
No, no, no, no, this is what.
Speaker 2 (35:25):
They're gonna say. They're already using the language. These are profiteers, wreckers.
These are people now that are you know, stealing from
the system. So what's the problem. Well, now the problem
is it's the farmers. It's the meat, the chicken plants
(35:49):
and the meat plants. Why are they making a profit
off of selling food to the grocery stores, to these
city run grocery stores. Why aren't they making more chickens
and more beef, and sending more produce, because why are
(36:10):
the shells bere The shell should be constantly full.
Speaker 1 (36:14):
No no, no no.
Speaker 2 (36:16):
Now we have to take over the farms and the
meat plants and the chicken plants.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
You see how it.
Speaker 2 (36:22):
Goes, because now the party, the government, the state. No, no,
no no, we're gonna run.
Speaker 1 (36:31):
It better.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
And we're gonna sell it cheaper. And then, of course,
what do you think that happens? Then you've got collectivization
of agriculture, which, by the way, is another key plank
in the Democratic Socialists of America and what everybody forgets.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
In the twenty twenty four election, look it up.
Speaker 2 (36:54):
One of Kamala Harris's policy platforms was to quote eventually
electivized agriculture in the United States. When I saw that,
I couldn't believe it. That's when I said, I said,
she's clearly a front for the Chinese Communist Party. This is,
I mean, collectivisation of agriculture and land is a fundamental
(37:16):
Marxist communist policy. Now when you start messing with the
country's food supply, because every time this has been tried,
every time in human history, it leads to famine, food shortages,
and eventually starvation every single time take it to the bank.
(37:38):
And I speak from experience because my grandfather, God bless
his soul, was a small peasant farmer in what is
today Croatia, then the former Yugoslavia, and when the Communists
took over, you know, and by the way, communism is theft,
socialism is theft. Mamdani is a thief, el Said is
(37:59):
a thief, Bernie aoc elon Omar, their crooks, their thieves,
they're criminals because it's all based on theft. They literally
confiscated my grandfather's land, his home, his vineyard, everything, Okay,
they stole it from him, and then they collectivized it.
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But they told the former owners, well, now you're just
going to be like employees and you're going to work
on the land. But it's no longer yours. And so
my grandfather told me the story. He goes, so we
come in, the land has all been taken from us.
And you know, now it's a big sort of like
an agro agricultural collective. And now you have apparatchicks who
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run it like Mamdani, Okay, like Elsay, like AOC, like
Bernie people who have no clue about farming, agriculture, supply
and demand, free enterprise. Fact, they never got their hands dirty.
They never planted a single crop in their entire life.
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Most of them, as my grandfather said, they came from
these commune doctrinated universities in the city. He goes, they
they never cooked the chicken in their life. Okay, grab
a chicken, pluck the chicken, kill the chicken, whatever, eat
the chicken. No, So he comes in with his tie,
of course, with the communist uniform, and he tells all
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of these farmers whose land has now been collectivized. My
grandfather's looking at this and he says, I want you
to know, we're gonna treat you workers humanly, because we're
about the working cloths. And these poor peasants like my
grandfather looking at each other like, well, what does he mean.
You just you just took everything we owned, our little
small plot of land that our families have had for centuries.
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You're gonna work nine to five. You're not gonna be exploited.
It's gonna be an eight hour day.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
I started.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
The farmers are looking at each other like what he said,
and you're all gonna have coffee breaks. You're gonna have
what was it, ten thirty, ten forty five, three o'clock whatever,
he goes, you're gonna have two guaranteed designated coffee breaks,
and we're gonna give you half an hour for lunch.
(40:24):
And he thought they were all gonna get up and
go oh clapping, bravo, comrade, bravo, Long live the Motherland,
Communism forever. Okay, Like these idiots like Bill and Chris
and Gloucester, my grandfather told me we right away made
(40:45):
a decision we have to leave. Pretty much everybody in
the room said, we're getting the hell out of here.
I don't know how. We're going to America. We're going
to Canada, We're going to Australia where who will ever
take us? We are out of here because this place
is going to collapse. These people are idiots. People are
going to starve. Why because, as my grandfather said, when
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you're farming the land, there's no eight hour shift. The
sun rises at four. You get up with the sun.
You work all day till dusk. You work because that's
what the plants or the crops or the produce or
(41:32):
the fruits or the whatever whatever you're farming. That's what
the land needs, that's what the land gets. So he said,
there's no eight hour shift. You work according to the
cycles of the land and of nature and of farming.
(41:54):
Now in the winter you work a little bit less,
but in the spring, in the summer, and especially in
the heart visit, you work twelve fourteen, sixteen hour days,
because you go by the cycle of agriculture, not by
some dick tot from some central committee and you know,
by some idiot from the capital city or from the
(42:15):
regional town. And they right away said, you're going to
see food shortages. The crops are not going to grow,
they're going to have bad harvests. Is going to be
shortage of food. They're going to keep most of the
food for themselves, and the peasants are going to starve,
which is pretty much what happened. We got to get
(42:36):
out of here. As my grandfather said, I don't want
to starve to death. It's bad enough they took everything
I ever had, but now they're going to have me starve.
I don't think so. Now, that's eventually what happens. That's why.
And the DSA, the DSA communists already anticipating this so
(43:00):
ask them, ask Bernie, ask aoc ask l said, ask them,
I'm Donnie.
Speaker 1 (43:08):
Just ask them all.
Speaker 2 (43:08):
I don't care this uh uh, all of these new
dssays that have won. Ask them, Well, when the grocery stores,
when there's rationing and there's no more food on the shelves,
what's what's your plan? B Oh no, No, then we
we grab the agriculture. No, then we nationalize and collectivize
the lend. Do you realize every time that's tried it's
(43:33):
led to literally famine starvation.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
Well not this time. No, we're gonna do it right.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
That's the that's the that's the communist answer to everything,
just because it's always failed.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
But no, a, they.
Speaker 2 (43:50):
Didn't have Zoron running the show. Ay, they didn't have Bernie,
they didn't have ed Markey. Come on, now, they didn't
have Obama.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
That dear litter.
Speaker 2 (44:04):
He knows how to make the land work even though
it's all collectivised in the hands of the state. That's
the road we are on. This is step one, and
they're open about it. This is only the first wave.
Step two, have city run grocery stores everywhere. Step three,
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get rid of private grocery stores.
Speaker 1 (44:33):
Permanently. Step four.
Speaker 2 (44:37):
Then they go for agriculture and the farms six one
seven two six six and buy and private property. That's
that's when they go for the full what they call
the means of production. Six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight. Susie in Georgia. Thanks for holding, Susie,
(44:59):
and welcome.
Speaker 9 (45:02):
Good morning Jeff, and good morning corner country. This am
cardio is, this ALM cardio has been delightful. So these
Democrat hypocrits that have squandered the last six months refusing
to pass to Save America Act voter ID only to
(45:25):
now offer food ration cards as if we're in a war,
because trust me, this is a civil war going on
right now. Indeed, you know what, here's my question, here's
my question. How long until these hypocrit Democrats converts their
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national food ration cards into their own version of voter
I d this entire, this entire basco is. If this
is unconscidable, we the people cannot count on our representatives.
(46:13):
We the people cannot count on Republicans to capitalize on this.
I mean it's a good say capitalized because I'm a capitalists.
We cannot count on our representatives of Republican representatives to
point out how communism has not worked in nation after
nation after nations. I don't care who they think is
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in charge, and it's going to make communism work in
this country. Communism is not compatible with our sacred, treasured constitution.
We the people need to get the word out. We
the people need to stand up. Now is the count
to stand up, because again, we are in a civil war.
(46:57):
Whether people want to admit it or not, whether they
want to see it for what it is or not,
the civil war has been done and it is being
carried out by these lunatics that keep voting for these communists,
Socialist Marxists, AOCS, outside needs, Mundani's Cama, Lamading, bog dum As,
(47:24):
whoever you want to put in there. But the Republicans
are not representing us. We elected them to represent this,
they're not. We the people need to stand up. We
the people need to get vocal. We need we need
the people need to stop this invasion.
Speaker 2 (47:42):
Well, you know, Susie, the thing I admire about Mumdanni,
and I know this is going to shock people that
I would say anything positive about him, But the thing
about Mumdani, like all fanatics. He can't keep his mouth shut. Okay,
the same thing with Bernie with aoc with else said
(48:03):
with Ilanomar, notice just they tell you everything. They don't
hide it. They can't hide it. They try to hide it,
but they can't. Mamdani is very fond of quoting Lenin.
When Lenin and the Bolsheviks seized power in Russia nineteen seventeen,
Lenin gave a directive to communists both in the Russia
(48:25):
or in the Soviet Union then and to communists all
over the world, including in America, including in America, and
they have followed this playbook to this day. Lenin said,
the world is ours. We will take over every society,
but we have to do it through capturing the culture.
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And he said, you have to capture the media. You
have to capture the universities, academia, you have to capture.
At the time, there was the burgeoning, you know, motion
picture industry. He said, you walk, Hollywood is going to
be the most influential medium in the world. And he
was right, and he said, we have to penetrate Hollywood.
(49:09):
If we don't penetrate Hollywood, it's going to be a
losing cause for us. And that's why they established the
Communist Party of the United States. It was literally founded
and funded by the Soviet Union. And right away they
set up a branch in Hollywood to infiltrate Hollywood, and
they're there to this day. In fact, they've only gotten stronger.
(49:30):
But he said, education is the key. We got to
grab him in the schools. You grab them in the schools,
then you are going to create brainwashed, indoctrinated good Marxists
and Communists. This is what we're seeing now. It's been
a couple generations in the making, but all under thirty.
(49:54):
For those under the age of thirty, polls now show
fully over fifty percent of young Americans white, black, brown,
Asian man, woman, male, female, gay, straight, it doesn't matter
they favor socialism or Marxism. The reason why these people
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are getting elected is because they.
Speaker 1 (50:19):
Sound like they're young.
Speaker 2 (50:23):
To the students, to these now in their twenties and
early thirties, they sound like they're professors from school, from
college and university. They go, yeah, that's what we were taught.
Yeah of course, yeah, of course you have city run
grocery stores, yeah, yeah, of course, he sees the means
of production. Yeah, of course, you would get rid of prisons.
Yeah of course, you abolish the police. Yeah of course,
(50:45):
you get rid of borders of course. Yeah of course
we're a deeply evil, racist country. Yeah of course you
overthrow capitalism. Yeah of course, you choose and try to
implement socialism and Marxism.
Speaker 1 (50:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (51:00):
Hey,
Okay, my friends.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
We talked extensively yesterday about the stunning results in Michigan.
It is now obviously official. Abdel l Sayed has won.
He will now be the Democrat nominee for the US
Senate in Michigan. He'll be facing Republican candidate Mike Rogers.
(00:22):
It's not just that el Sayed won, it's that the
DSA practically swept the table. It doesn't matter in what state,
in what race. The establishment got absolutely The Democratic establishment
got absolutely destroyed. Their doors were blown off by the
rising tide of DSA communists. Now New York City is
(00:49):
already under the rule of the Democratic Socialists of America
through the Islamo Communist Zoron Mamdani, and York is already failing.
The murder rate is going up, crime is up, Homelessness
now is spreading like a cancer across the city already.
(01:12):
Now he is attacking Jews, he is targeting white neighborhoods,
he's tacking attack targeting middle working class neighborhoods. And now
he's implementing what he vowed he would do during the campaign.
And this is what I mean by what I say
the first wave of communism has begun city run or
(01:36):
to be more accurate, government run grocery stores. They're going
for the food supply and food distribution. And so what
Mamdanie has now done is and by the way, this
is going to cost taxpayers billions and I mean billions
of dollars. Everything that he's doing is going way over budget.
(02:00):
Even New York Democrats are now fretting, saying that what
you're seeing, the kind of absurd spending, this out of control,
where the government is subsidizing and spending way beyond its means,
is going to eventually bankrupt the City of New York.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
But it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
He is taking taxpayer money and he's using it to
subsidize his grand scheme.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
And his grand scheme is.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
In the very platform of the Democratic Socialists of America,
which is they want government to implement food to control
the food supply, to have government run stores. Eventually, they
want to collectivize agriculture in the United States the way
it was done under maos China or Stalin's Russia. But
(02:52):
that's a couple steps down the road. The first step
is they want to get rid of all private grocery stores, slowly,
one by one, and have government run grocery stores as
you see in Cuba, in Venezuela, in places everywhere communism
has been tried. And so Mamdanni, now there is going
(03:16):
to be five. They're starting with five, but they're going
to expand five government run grocery stores. It is going
to be subsidized by taxpayers. What they're gonna do is
they're going to offer now not free food, but cheap food.
(03:39):
And as Mamdanni said, basic staples will be thirty percent
cheaper at these government run grocery stores. Bread will be
thirty percent cheaper, fruits, vegetables, milk, eggs, everything will be
thirty percent cheaper. Well, Jeff, how do you make everything
(04:03):
thirty percent cheaper because you can't make money on that.
Of course, you subsidize it. You have other people's money
pay for the fact that now every single one of
these government run grocery stores is going to lose money.
But it gets even worse. In order to have think
(04:24):
about it, if everything is going to be thirty percent cheaper,
you've got two problems. Number one, how do you prevent
people from going into these city run grocery stores, these
Mamdani stores and.
Speaker 1 (04:39):
Just saying I don't know. Let me buy you know,
let me.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
Buy fifty, you know, fifty cartons of eggs, and then
I just resell it and make a profit, make a
quick buck whatever by you know, clean out all the
chips from the chips aisle, and then thirty percent cheaper
and then I resell it and I make a quick profit.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
You see the problem. So they don't know how to
deal with that.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
Then they got the other issue, which is isn't this
supposed to be for the people of New York City.
Aren't they the ones who are supposed to benefit in particular,
as Mamdannie said, minority, low income areas. That's where these
government run grocery stores initially are going to be rolled out.
They want to roll it out everywhere because eventually they
(05:35):
want no private run grocery stores. Well, now, think about
the problem. What if people from outside New York City say,
you know what, that sounds like a good deal, thirty
percent cheaper on everything, I'll go there and shop, or
people out of state say that's a good deal and
they go shopping. Well, then they're going to clean out
(05:58):
the shelves and it won't benefit the people of New
York City.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
You see the problem.
Speaker 2 (06:05):
Now, look at it from the competitors, private grocery stores
already some of them have closed. Why They're like, I
can't compete. If they're going to lower the prices artificially
thirty percent, I'm going out of business. I can't compete
with that profit margins for grocery stores are like three
(06:26):
to four percent. So you drop prices artificially thirty percent,
you're going to wipe out private grocery store owners. So
now you're gonna have fewer food choices and fewer places
to go to buy groceries because these private grocery stores
are now all going bankrupt one by one. You see,
(06:48):
all the problems are starting to pile up. Well, communists,
and this is communism. This is what happens. So they
have now given the typical communist response to these problems
of supply and demand. Remember, supply and demand is an
iron law of economics. Supply and demand goes back thousands
(07:10):
of years. It's rooted in human society, it's rooted in
human nature.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
It transcends culture, civilization, religion, it's the basic laws of
supply and demand. Communists always think they can destroy it
or transcend it or get rid of it. They can't so,
but they have the same answer here. It is so
to deal with all these problems, Mamdani now is rolling
(07:42):
out I swear to you, you need to have ID,
an ID card because they have to track you. So
now you have to show ID city issued ID in
(08:02):
order to access these so called government run grocery stores.
Because then they can prevent people from outside New York
City in theory from buying, and they can also prevent
people from outside the state buying.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
But now they got another problem.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
If people are gonna come in and buy and then
make and resell or make a quick buck, well, guess what.
Now they have to limit your purchases. You can only
buy one quarter milk. You can only buy one loaf
of bread. You can only buy one carton of eggs.
You can't buy two, you can't buy three. You can't
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buy no one bag of chips, not two, not three.
They start to limit mandatory limits on what you can buy.
And now Mamdani is rolling out ration cards. Ration cards.
You're only allowed to buy so much food a week.
(09:09):
You're only allowed to buy what they tell you you
can buy. You come in for a loaf of bread.
Let's say you have a couple of teenagers. They make
themselves sandwiches.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
That's my Ashton.
Speaker 2 (09:22):
He loves peanut butter and blueberry jam. I don't know
how this guy can wolf down so many of them,
but he does. And you go, oops, I gotta go
back a couple days later. Sorry, your ration card. You
only get one loaf bye. So you now have already
(09:44):
the thing just got off the ground already, You've got
long lines, people are waiting for hours to get their groceries.
Shelves are already going empty. And they must show ID
(10:04):
now two points and then I want to open it
up to you. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight. I thought it was racist to have
to show photo ID when it came to voting. But
look at this hypocrite, look at this freaking fraud. And
(10:26):
remember this directly targets minority, low income areas. So if
low income minorities have to show proof of ID in
order to buy food, and by the way, everything in
life you need ID now everything. Jeff Kooner, Boston's Bulldozer
(10:46):
six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Okay,
as I said, now the Democratic Socialists of America are rising. Uh,
this is now their moment, they believe. And and Mamdani,
already elected last year, is now going to as far
as he's concerned, implement the first wave of what he
(11:10):
calls his communist revolution.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
And this is now going.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
To be government run or city owned grocery stores. Now,
I just want to stress again that the scheme for
this is that it would sell basic staples fruits, vegetables, cereal, eggs, bread, milk, orange, juice, water,
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you name it whatever, about thirty percent below market cost.
So I mean, in other words, they want to undercut
all private grocery stores and artificially key prices below the
market level, subsidized by the taxpayers. Now what's going to
(11:57):
happen is it's already happening. It's driving these private grocery
store businesses, the real grocery stores, out of business because
they can't compete. As I said, their profit margin is
two three, maybe four percent. They can't cut their prices
(12:18):
thirty forty percent to compete with these city owned grocery
stores because they're gonna lose money hand over fist and
they go cupput, they go bankrupt. Now The larger problem
is how do you make sure that these discounted goods
are actually being bought by the people that it's supposed
(12:39):
to help, these low income minority people in these areas
in New York City. Well, you know another as I said,
in other words, it won't be bought for resale. They're
not just gonna buy it, resell it, make a quick bock.
Or as I said, people outside the city or outside
the state. Well, you have to track them. That's what
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they do in every communist country. So they have to
start to ident They need to identify and then start
to follow, surveil and keep track of their customers. How
often do they come in, what are they buying, how
much are they buying? And of course then you have
to have ration cards, so they now have to show
(13:21):
ID photo ID. You want to talk about a phony
and a fraud. So all of these low income minority
people apparently, oh no, no, you ask ID to vote.
That's racist. You're asking the impossible. Not everybody has ID.
I mean, come.
Speaker 1 (13:41):
On, well, apparently you need ID A.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
When he wanted people to shovel snow in the winter time,
you had to show not one, but two forms of ID.
This phony, this fraud. Now, if you want to access
the food, the discounted food at the city run grocery store,
you got to show again a ID. And what it
(14:06):
is is it's a raction card, and you're only allowed
to buy certain products, certain quantities. And if they don't
have them on the shelves, which is already happening, well,
too bad, too bad for you. Already there are lines
(14:26):
of several hours. Already they're running out of food, and
more importantly, they're tracking you as many Venezuelans and there
I know many of them are in Florida, but you
got a good chunk of them in New York. The
Venezuelans have now come out saying we saw this with
(14:49):
our own eyes. Under first Chavez and then Maduro, you
had government run grocery stores, and then you had to
have a national ID in order to go and access
those stores, and they were effectively ration cards. They knew
who you were, they knew what you bought, they knew
(15:10):
what you ate, and they tracked you and surveilled you.
And usually the stores where the shelves were bare, there
wasn't much left and you were waiting hours to get food.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
Already.
Speaker 2 (15:26):
Now it's what are we barely a couple of weeks
into his program already it's happening in New York City. Now,
what is most disgusting is that, rather than announce the need,
they're calling it now a like a library esque ID card.
(15:47):
They're trying to soften it up. No, it's a ration card. Okay,
it's an ID ration card. That's what they're giving out.
They're saying, well, think of it more like a library card,
you know, like it's got your name and your address
and your photo and but you know, it's like when
you want to go, you.
Speaker 1 (16:07):
Know, borrow books from the library. That's just the same thing.
Speaker 2 (16:14):
This disgusting Marxist Muslim, this fraud from Uganda, didn't have
the guts to announce the need for ID for his
government run grocery stores because he knows, because he's a devious,
cunning little commie, that this clip would be played over
(16:37):
and over again because he's going on about how voter
ID is so racist.
Speaker 1 (16:43):
So we had his aid.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
By the way, the one that believes private property should
be abolished, Okay, that's the one that's implementing this program.
She literally believes that private property needs to be completely
eradicated and abolished.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
I e.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Your home, the state takes it, your car, It's all
controlled by the state. All your personal possessions the state.
So your apartment, no, no, no, no government. So that's
who's now calling the shots for the food supply in
New York City. He has her go in front of
(17:21):
the cameras and say, if you want the food, you
got to get this this ID card, this ration card,
or else no food for you.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
Roll cut eighteen Mike.
Speaker 3 (17:38):
New York City mayor zoramm Donnie is requiring an ID
to access his government run grocery stores. What then, is
your message to Democrats who do not want to pass
the Save America Act and ensure you know, I d.
Speaker 4 (17:54):
I heard about it.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Well, I wish they'd have an ID to access the
voting booth.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
Know my, Mike, that's eighteen A. Mike, that's eighteen A.
That's President Trump. I want mam Donnie a cut eighteen. Okay,
So apparently there's a problem, All right, Mike, no worries.
We'll get that fixed. I'm going to play you the cut.
So my question to you is this, I want to
start taking calls. I'll play you the cut they're basically
they're just admitting you need an ID and you need
(18:20):
a ration card. Okay, but I want you to hear
it from themselves, you know, out of the proverbial horse's mouth. Okay,
we're still working on that, mum Donnie cut there's some
problem with the computer.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
But we're going to.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
Get it fixed. Trust me, okay, and we'll play it,
I promise. Basically, mum Donnie is saying, yes, you need
to have ID in order to participate in this program,
and then it's a ration card, and then he hands
it over to his top aid, the one who believes
(18:53):
that private party. She's a communist, a straight Marxist. She's
a big admirer of Marx. In the Communist manifesto self admitted.
She's on record, and she says private property needs to
be eliminated in the United States, abolished, and that the
government should take over all the means of production. That
(19:13):
means every level of society and the economy should be
completely controlled by the state, as what happened under China
and Soviet Russia and Cuba and North Korea and Venezuela,
and I could go on and on. So she's the
one then that comes out and says, if you're going
to buy food, you're going to have to have ID
(19:34):
like a library card, and we are going to track
you as you come in, as you leave, and we're
only going to allow people from New York City. So
this is, you know, in other words, we're going to
make sure that only people from designated areas are able
to get to the food. And then you're only allowed
to buy so much because we want to prevent as
(19:57):
much as possible profiteering as they call it. They don't
want people to resell it for a quick buck. So
my question to you, number one, do you support government
run grocery stores? Do you believe they should be in
(20:18):
every city, in every town across the entire country. That
is now what the Democratic Socialists of America. That's part
of their key platform. That's what their candidates are running on,
and that's what they're winning on. So radical Democrats now
are pushing for the nationalization of grocery stores, and the
(20:43):
New York City is their grand experiment. Should we have
government run grocery stores? I think it is lunacy. You're
playing with the food supply. It is going to lead
to rationing, It is going to lead to long lines
like you saw in the Soviet Union and other places
(21:04):
like in Cuba or Venezuela. And in the end, people
are going to start to go hungry and it is
going to bankrupt private grocery stores. And so what's gonna
happen is food is going to become more scarce and
the only place you can get it from is the government.
And I'll tell you this, mom, Donnie won't be getting
(21:27):
his food from city run grocery stores. Neither will Bernie Sanders,
neither will aoc neither will abdul l said, I trust me,
and neither will you know Biden's family, or Hillary's family,
or Kamala Harris, the Apparachicks, the elites, they will have personal,
(21:51):
private grocery stores for them and their families, because that's
how it worked in Venezuela. In Cuba, they're not hey,
come on, they're too important. They're not gonna wait three
four hours in line. And then there's only a couple
of pieces of meat left in the in the butcher shopper.
You know, you gotta choose from, you know, a couple
(22:13):
pairs here, or a couple of salary sticks there, No, no, no, No,
for them, they get the private stuff, the good stuff.
It's for the peasants. You get the government, the government rationing.
So my question to you, are we now making a
(22:34):
fundamental mistake? And is this going to lead to rationing
of food and more hunger starvation? God forbid? Private grocery
stores getting out of New York, many of them going
under financially bankrupt. And is this going to lead eventually
to a food crisis in the United States as it
(22:56):
has led in every other communist country in the history
of the world. Six two, six, six sixty eight, sixty eight.
Paul on the Cape. Thanks for holding, Paul, and welcome.
Speaker 5 (23:13):
Thank you very much. I'm a big admirer of your program.
I have been for a long time.
Speaker 1 (23:18):
Thank you, Paul, Thank you. You're going to kick us
off today.
Speaker 6 (23:20):
Go ahead, my friend, Well, uh, who needs uh Mondamie
run grocery stores if we can have Dollartry run on
grocery stores instead?
Speaker 5 (23:33):
Uh see dolatry and its predecessors, like all for a
dollar in Benjamin Franklin a variety store. We already invented
what Mondamie is trying to do, decades before he was
even born. No, we we don't ask for uh Russian
(23:55):
idea or or ratching anything. Uh. We have no limits
to what you can buy. And it's all cheaper than
the grocery stores. And we're capitalists, we're not communists. Okay,
So Mendomie can go whatever because his ideas were already
invented before he was born.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
Well, Paul, you're making an excellent point. You know, there's
a place called I know you're talking about dollar Store.
And believe me, my kids love the Dollar Store and
my wife too. And you can get great stuff at
the Dollar Store for really really affordable prices. And the
Dollar Store still makes money. I mean, I know the
profit margins are low, but they're making money.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
You're right.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
It's private enterprise. It's capitalism. If you want to go
into food, it's all these all these one that really
very very affordable and you know, and it's still they
manage to make Again, it's the profit margins are very thin,
very narrow, but they still make money.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
So you're right.
Speaker 2 (24:57):
There are private areas its stores that you can make.
You know, they still are profitable and give you an
incredible deal. Paul. What Mom Donnie is doing is something
much worse he's going to the dollar store, he's going
to Aldi, he's going to all these places and saying
(25:19):
thirty percent less whatever whatever, someone else is charging thirty
percent less, in other words, way below market cost, way
below So the grocery stores are losing money. That's the
entire idea. And you say, well, Jeff, if they're losing money,
(25:41):
how to this day in business? The government, using our money,
you know, subsidizes them, props them up. Now, eventually this
can't work. I mean eventually everything goes bankrupt. But the
goal is to get the dollar store out of business,
to get all these out of business. Okay, never mind
(26:03):
Stop and Shop and Big Y and Shaws and Kroger's
and you know whatever. Because we have listeners all over
the country. So whatever grocery store chains are near your home,
safe way. I know they're big out in Maryland and Virginia.
So what I'm saying is the goal is to bankrupt
every private grocery store, every dollar store, because who can
(26:26):
compete with thirty forty percent less. But the problem is
then there's nothing on the shelves. But now you don't
have a choice. That's in other words, what's going to
happen is. They're already calling them. It's called food deserts,
where they're like, no, we can't there's no grocery store.
(26:48):
What do you mean, there's no grocery there's no grocery store.
We have to drive miles and miles and miles and
miles because all the private businesses are saying we can't
compete with this.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
I just candidate's impossible. I'm gonna lose my shirt.
Speaker 2 (27:04):
So, Paul, it's a deliberate strategy to make food less successible,
to have people go to these government run grocery stores
because the competition, the private competition, has been wiped out,
and then everybody is dependent upon the government for their food.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
And then they own you. They completely control you.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
And I'm telling you, Paul, this is they're already talking
about this. Americans eat too much. Americans overall are obese,
they're overweight.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
So yeah, why should they have.
Speaker 2 (27:43):
Two loaves of bread a week or two boxes of
cereal a week or whatever?
Speaker 1 (27:49):
Oh lose some weight? Hey fat?
Speaker 2 (27:51):
So ah, one loaf, one jug of milk, that's it,
too bad?
Speaker 1 (27:57):
Well you're hungry. Well, like in Q, we're in Venezuela.
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Just wait till Monday, and then come back with your
ration card and wait three four hours in line, and
you'll get your jug of milk and you'll loaf for bread.
The thing about communism, it is the greatest diet program
in the world. I forget, you know whatever, all these
other diet plants, okay, for just forget them. Nobody makes
(28:25):
you lose weight more than communists because you're all going hungry,
you know, as people from Cuba and Venezuela say, look
at them, they're all you know, they're all skin and bones.
Believe me, there's no obesity problem there. I can tell
you that. And that's the point. Do you support government
(28:46):
run grocery stores? Democrats are an enthusiastic Yes, I say,
these people are insane. But that's me I want to
hear from you. Six one seven two, six sixty eight
sixty eight. Okay, we now have the cut. So this
is mum Donnie announcing now these government run grocery stores.
(29:10):
Notice though he leaves the part about the need for ID,
he won't announce it because he knows it's going to
be played. You know, the clip is going to be
played over and over again because he's been leading the
charge against voter ID because frankly, he stole the election.
There's more information coming out. I talked about it last week,
(29:32):
but now there's even more. The audit continues, and it's
obvious now that Mum Donnie stole the election and he
is the illegitimate mayor of New York. That's why he's
against voter ID. Okay, but let that go. Just let
that go. So he doesn't want to be caught having
to defend ID to get food for you know, primarily
(29:56):
low income in my low income minority areas. So he
passes it off to his Marxist aide, the one who
says we need to abolish private property completely, and that
she says she's a huge admirer of the Communist Manifesto.
So here first him, then her roll cut eighteen A, Mike.
Speaker 7 (30:20):
How are you going to keep people from taking advantage
of that you know, that deal basically, and is there
going to be a limit on the number of items
that someone can take that are discounted at that level
from that essential basket.
Speaker 4 (30:32):
So our RFP makes very clear that this is a
program for New Yorkers to be able to put food
on the table, not a program for people to be
able to make a quick buck through reselling. I'm going
to pass it over to our DC DG pack to
add some additional details.
Speaker 8 (30:47):
Yes, if you look at our RFP for the operator,
we are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers,
whether it be a sort of a library card, askit.
And also we manage who's buying, and that is focused
on everyday New Yorkers. So we are mindful of that,
and so we're going to make sure that we have
all the place, all the things in place to make
in sure that that does not happen.
Speaker 2 (31:08):
There you go, so they have to track you, they
have to surveil you. And it's not a it's not
a photo ID. No, it's a kind of a library
esque card, you know. It's it's it's sort of like
you know, having a library card. That's all it is. No,
it's ID and it's a ration card, that's what it is.
(31:34):
Now many of you are texting the cooner man, emailing
the cooner man, messaging the cooner man saying, oh well, mom,
Donnie backtracked Jeff. He said, there's gonna be no ID,
no ID, no ID. Yeah, they're just changing the name.
It's a savings card. A supermarket savings card, that's what
(31:56):
they're calling it, or as she just said, you know,
library es card, it's got your picture, it's got your name,
it's got your address. It's an ID card. Okay, I
mean you know they can, you know, mom, Donnie can
say it's not an ID card till the cows come home.
(32:17):
But if it's got your face, and it's got your name,
and it's got your address, because how else are they
going to prevent people from outside New York City from
coming in and taking advantage of this. And obviously they're
only going they want to limit the purchases because they
don't want people to resell it. So they're gonna start
(32:39):
already with the rationing. Now I'm telling you, it's already
a disaster, and it's only gonna get worse. It's only
gonna get worse. And you know who's gonna end up
getting screwed, the very same low income minority population that
they're allegedly trying to help, primarily black people, brown people, whatever, Okay,
(33:03):
poor white anybody who lives in these areas. You want
to know why, because they're not going to have private
grocery stores to go shopping and by the way, remember
many of these people are on SNAP what used to
be called food stamps. Well, you go to your private
grocery store, they accept snaps, then you know they accept snap,
(33:24):
they accept your food stamps, so you can you know,
if you want to buy cereals, food stamps will cover it, milk, eggs, bread, peanut, butter, fruits, vegetables, whatever.
Now that's gone because those businesses have left, and more
are going to be leaving. More grocery stores are going
(33:45):
to leave, so you have less food choice and less
availability or access to food. So now you're stuck with
the city one, the mom donnie run grocery store.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
So what do you think is going to happen? The
lines are only going to get longer.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
And the shelves are gonna get baarer quicker.
Speaker 1 (34:09):
And this is, by the.
Speaker 2 (34:10):
Way, this is classic Cuba, classic Venezuela, classic Soviet Union,
classic Eastern Europe.
Speaker 1 (34:17):
You wait, you wait, you wait.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
And there's hardly anything on the shelves. There's no food selection,
there's no choice, there's no variety. You know, you get
the scraps, and you should be happy you get the scraps.
And by the way, it's a massive boondoggle. It's a
massive waste of money. Now what do you think happens?
Then do the commie say, because remember now you're dealing
(34:43):
with Bill and Sudbury and Chris and Gloucester. You're dealing
with that level of mind. Okay, So instead of saying, whoa,
you know, we're violating the basic laws of supply and demand.
They don't understand supply and demand. It's beyond them. So
instead of saying, you know, it was so much better
with private grocery stores. I mean the aisles are full,
(35:09):
the vegetable stands, the fruit stands, the deli counters.
Speaker 1 (35:12):
It was just the meat section. It was all full.
Speaker 2 (35:17):
And you could choose what you like what you don't like,
according to your budget.
Speaker 1 (35:22):
No, no, no, no, this is what.
Speaker 2 (35:25):
They're gonna say. They're already using the language. These are profiteers, wreckers.
These are people now that are you know, stealing from
the system. So what's the problem. Well, now the problem
is it's the farmers. It's the meat, the chicken plants
(35:49):
and the meat plants. Why are they making a profit
off of selling food to the grocery stores, to these
city run grocery stores. Why aren't they making more chickens
and more beef, and sending more produce, because why are
(36:10):
the shells bere The shell should be constantly full.
Speaker 1 (36:14):
No no, no no.
Speaker 2 (36:16):
Now we have to take over the farms and the
meat plants and the chicken plants.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
You see how it.
Speaker 2 (36:22):
Goes, because now the party, the government, the state. No, no,
no no, we're gonna run.
Speaker 1 (36:31):
It better.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
And we're gonna sell it cheaper. And then, of course,
what do you think that happens? Then you've got collectivization
of agriculture, which, by the way, is another key plank
in the Democratic Socialists of America and what everybody forgets.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
In the twenty twenty four election, look it up.
Speaker 2 (36:54):
One of Kamala Harris's policy platforms was to quote eventually
electivized agriculture in the United States. When I saw that,
I couldn't believe it. That's when I said, I said,
she's clearly a front for the Chinese Communist Party. This is,
I mean, collectivisation of agriculture and land is a fundamental
(37:16):
Marxist communist policy. Now when you start messing with the
country's food supply, because every time this has been tried,
every time in human history, it leads to famine, food shortages,
and eventually starvation every single time take it to the bank.
(37:38):
And I speak from experience because my grandfather, God bless
his soul, was a small peasant farmer in what is
today Croatia, then the former Yugoslavia, and when the Communists
took over, you know, and by the way, communism is theft,
socialism is theft. Mamdani is a thief, el Said is
(37:59):
a thief, Bernie aoc elon Omar, their crooks, their thieves,
they're criminals because it's all based on theft. They literally
confiscated my grandfather's land, his home, his vineyard, everything, Okay,
they stole it from him, and then they collectivized it.
(38:22):
But they told the former owners, well, now you're just
going to be like employees and you're going to work
on the land. But it's no longer yours. And so
my grandfather told me the story. He goes, so we
come in, the land has all been taken from us.
And you know, now it's a big sort of like
an agro agricultural collective. And now you have apparatchicks who
(38:45):
run it like Mamdani, Okay, like Elsay, like AOC, like
Bernie people who have no clue about farming, agriculture, supply
and demand, free enterprise. Fact, they never got their hands dirty.
They never planted a single crop in their entire life.
(39:07):
Most of them, as my grandfather said, they came from
these commune doctrinated universities in the city. He goes, they
they never cooked the chicken in their life. Okay, grab
a chicken, pluck the chicken, kill the chicken, whatever, eat
the chicken. No, So he comes in with his tie,
of course, with the communist uniform, and he tells all
(39:30):
of these farmers whose land has now been collectivized. My
grandfather's looking at this and he says, I want you
to know, we're gonna treat you workers humanly, because we're
about the working cloths. And these poor peasants like my
grandfather looking at each other like, well, what does he mean.
You just you just took everything we owned, our little
small plot of land that our families have had for centuries.
(39:54):
You're gonna work nine to five. You're not gonna be exploited.
It's gonna be an eight hour day.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
I started.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
The farmers are looking at each other like what he said,
and you're all gonna have coffee breaks. You're gonna have
what was it, ten thirty, ten forty five, three o'clock whatever,
he goes, you're gonna have two guaranteed designated coffee breaks,
and we're gonna give you half an hour for lunch.
(40:24):
And he thought they were all gonna get up and
go oh clapping, bravo, comrade, bravo, Long live the Motherland,
Communism forever. Okay, Like these idiots like Bill and Chris
and Gloucester, my grandfather told me we right away made
(40:45):
a decision we have to leave. Pretty much everybody in
the room said, we're getting the hell out of here.
I don't know how. We're going to America. We're going
to Canada, We're going to Australia where who will ever
take us? We are out of here because this place
is going to collapse. These people are idiots. People are
going to starve. Why because, as my grandfather said, when
(41:11):
you're farming the land, there's no eight hour shift. The
sun rises at four. You get up with the sun.
You work all day till dusk. You work because that's
what the plants or the crops or the produce or
(41:32):
the fruits or the whatever whatever you're farming. That's what
the land needs, that's what the land gets. So he said,
there's no eight hour shift. You work according to the
cycles of the land and of nature and of farming.
(41:54):
Now in the winter you work a little bit less,
but in the spring, in the summer, and especially in
the heart visit, you work twelve fourteen, sixteen hour days,
because you go by the cycle of agriculture, not by
some dick tot from some central committee and you know,
by some idiot from the capital city or from the
(42:15):
regional town. And they right away said, you're going to
see food shortages. The crops are not going to grow,
they're going to have bad harvests. Is going to be
shortage of food. They're going to keep most of the
food for themselves, and the peasants are going to starve,
which is pretty much what happened. We got to get
(42:36):
out of here. As my grandfather said, I don't want
to starve to death. It's bad enough they took everything
I ever had, but now they're going to have me starve.
I don't think so. Now, that's eventually what happens. That's why.
And the DSA, the DSA communists already anticipating this so
(43:00):
ask them, ask Bernie, ask aoc ask l said, ask them,
I'm Donnie.
Speaker 1 (43:08):
Just ask them all.
Speaker 2 (43:08):
I don't care this uh uh, all of these new
dssays that have won. Ask them, Well, when the grocery stores,
when there's rationing and there's no more food on the shelves,
what's what's your plan? B Oh no, No, then we
we grab the agriculture. No, then we nationalize and collectivize
the lend. Do you realize every time that's tried it's
(43:33):
led to literally famine starvation.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
Well not this time. No, we're gonna do it right.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
That's the that's the that's the communist answer to everything,
just because it's always failed.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
But no, a, they.
Speaker 2 (43:50):
Didn't have Zoron running the show. Ay, they didn't have Bernie,
they didn't have ed Markey. Come on, now, they didn't
have Obama.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
That dear litter.
Speaker 2 (44:04):
He knows how to make the land work even though
it's all collectivised in the hands of the state. That's
the road we are on. This is step one, and
they're open about it. This is only the first wave.
Step two, have city run grocery stores everywhere. Step three,
(44:31):
get rid of private grocery stores.
Speaker 1 (44:33):
Permanently. Step four.
Speaker 2 (44:37):
Then they go for agriculture and the farms six one
seven two six six and buy and private property. That's
that's when they go for the full what they call
the means of production. Six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight. Susie in Georgia. Thanks for holding, Susie,
(44:59):
and welcome.
Speaker 9 (45:02):
Good morning Jeff, and good morning corner country. This am
cardio is, this ALM cardio has been delightful. So these
Democrat hypocrits that have squandered the last six months refusing
to pass to Save America Act voter ID only to
(45:25):
now offer food ration cards as if we're in a war,
because trust me, this is a civil war going on
right now. Indeed, you know what, here's my question, here's
my question. How long until these hypocrit Democrats converts their
(45:50):
national food ration cards into their own version of voter
I d this entire, this entire basco is. If this
is unconscidable, we the people cannot count on our representatives.
(46:13):
We the people cannot count on Republicans to capitalize on this.
I mean it's a good say capitalized because I'm a capitalists.
We cannot count on our representatives of Republican representatives to
point out how communism has not worked in nation after
nation after nations. I don't care who they think is
(46:36):
in charge, and it's going to make communism work in
this country. Communism is not compatible with our sacred, treasured constitution.
We the people need to get the word out. We
the people need to stand up. Now is the count
to stand up, because again, we are in a civil war.
(46:57):
Whether people want to admit it or not, whether they
want to see it for what it is or not,
the civil war has been done and it is being
carried out by these lunatics that keep voting for these communists,
Socialist Marxists, AOCS, outside needs, Mundani's Cama, Lamading, bog dum As,
(47:24):
whoever you want to put in there. But the Republicans
are not representing us. We elected them to represent this,
they're not. We the people need to stand up. We
the people need to get vocal. We need we need
the people need to stop this invasion.
Speaker 2 (47:42):
Well, you know, Susie, the thing I admire about Mumdanni,
and I know this is going to shock people that
I would say anything positive about him, But the thing
about Mumdani, like all fanatics. He can't keep his mouth shut. Okay,
the same thing with Bernie with aoc with else said
(48:03):
with Ilanomar, notice just they tell you everything. They don't
hide it. They can't hide it. They try to hide it,
but they can't. Mamdani is very fond of quoting Lenin.
When Lenin and the Bolsheviks seized power in Russia nineteen seventeen,
Lenin gave a directive to communists both in the Russia
(48:25):
or in the Soviet Union then and to communists all
over the world, including in America, including in America, and
they have followed this playbook to this day. Lenin said,
the world is ours. We will take over every society,
but we have to do it through capturing the culture.
(48:46):
And he said, you have to capture the media. You
have to capture the universities, academia, you have to capture.
At the time, there was the burgeoning, you know, motion
picture industry. He said, you walk, Hollywood is going to
be the most influential medium in the world. And he
was right, and he said, we have to penetrate Hollywood.
(49:09):
If we don't penetrate Hollywood, it's going to be a
losing cause for us. And that's why they established the
Communist Party of the United States. It was literally founded
and funded by the Soviet Union. And right away they
set up a branch in Hollywood to infiltrate Hollywood, and
they're there to this day. In fact, they've only gotten stronger.
(49:30):
But he said, education is the key. We got to
grab him in the schools. You grab them in the schools,
then you are going to create brainwashed, indoctrinated good Marxists
and Communists. This is what we're seeing now. It's been
a couple generations in the making, but all under thirty.
(49:54):
For those under the age of thirty, polls now show
fully over fifty percent of young Americans white, black, brown,
Asian man, woman, male, female, gay, straight, it doesn't matter
they favor socialism or Marxism. The reason why these people
(50:16):
are getting elected is because they.
Speaker 1 (50:19):
Sound like they're young.
Speaker 2 (50:23):
To the students, to these now in their twenties and
early thirties, they sound like they're professors from school, from
college and university. They go, yeah, that's what we were taught.
Yeah of course, yeah, of course you have city run
grocery stores, yeah, yeah, of course, he sees the means
of production. Yeah, of course, you would get rid of prisons.
Yeah of course, you abolish the police. Yeah of course,
(50:45):
you get rid of borders of course. Yeah of course
we're a deeply evil, racist country. Yeah of course you
overthrow capitalism. Yeah of course, you choose and try to
implement socialism and Marxism.
Speaker 1 (50:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (51:00):
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Dateline NBC
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