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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Michael I did here yesterday.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
I believe it was the Adams County Sheriff's Department that
did make.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
For arrests and those bins away in gang members.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
But I still think the best way to stop this
whole thing is for the citizens to.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Do a few task payer relief shots. Then I believe
it will stop. I don't know it will stop. It'll
take it's gonna take a combination of In the last hour,
we talked about the trend Or Ragua gang, the TDA
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gang from Venezuela that is just operating freely in Colorado
and many other states around the country, many other cities
around the country, and the Denver Police Department, the Aurora
Police Department because of the really just absolute lack of leadership,
total lack of leadership on the part of the mayors
of those two cities, is just dragging their feet ondoing
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anything about it. Now. I'm not trying to justify anything
in terms of their lackadaisical attitude toward this, but part
of that is because they're not just fighting the gangs.
They're actually a part of the of the of the
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organized crime group called the United States Federal government and
the Colorado state government, and quite frankly, the government of
any state that you live in where this is occurring,
where they're allowing and encouraging this to occur. Don't ever
forget I hate. This is a reminder why I hate
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talk back dragon. This is now, This is not where
I was going this hour. You you, you have to
comprehend that the long term strategy of the uniparty and
I and by the uniparty, I mean virtually all Democrats
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ninety nine point nine percent of all Democrats, and I
would say, give or take somewhere between ten and fifteen percent,
maybe as high as twenty five percent of Republicans who
are engaged in the actual attraction and encouragement of people
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to invade this country illegally. I don't care how many
times Kamala Harris flip flops about going to build a wall,
not going to build a wall. She wants to decriminalize,
you know, undocumented people coming into this country. She doesn't
want to do that. I don't care how many times
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she flip flops. Her values, which she says has not changed,
are Marxist values. Right now is the first time that
I've used on air since I've been on vacation to
describe Kamala Harris as a Marxist. I did a lot
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of reading while I was gone, and I read several
what I would consider to be rational, reasonable commentators talking
about people like me who refer to Kamala Harris and
the Democrats as Marxist, and how we're way off the
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mark on that, and that we are not contributing in
any sort of rational, logical and reasonable way to the
differences between Republicans and Democrats. And I thought, as I read,
that you're just simply trying to in fact, one of
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the people that, in fact I didn't read. I actually
listened to an interview that Tucker Carlson did, and he
thinks that this labeling of Democrats as Marxist is somehow
detrimental to our national conversation. And I listened intently to
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him and the person he was interviewing about the use
of that terminology, and I thought, but what you're doing
by suggesting that what I'm doing is detrimental to the
national conversation, is completely off the mark, because you cannot
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ignore that what Democrats doing, whether they're doing it, let's
even give them the benefit of the doubt. Let's just
say the Democrats, and there are indeed many Democrats that
are useful idiots. But I believe that the Democrat Party
writ large are useful idiots in that they believe that
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if they somehow get all of these illegal aliens into
the country, that it's okay, you know, it's just part
of you just can't help that when you allow, you know,
millions of people to come into this country illegally, it's
just well, okay, Sarah, Sarah, it's just inevitable that a
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few of them are going to be bad apples. But
we don't really care about the bad apples, because what
we really want are the majority that come into the
country illegally, because we'll convert them to Democrat voters. But
what they don't realize is that that whole attitude is
a Marxist communist theory. And again it goes back to
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what I see happening in Germany with the ADF Party,
where people have become so Now there are cultural differences,
obviously between the United States and Germany, one of which
is an acknowledgment and an embodiment in our Constitution, in
the Second Amendment, which is primarily about us being able
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to defend ourselves against a tyrannical government. Also is an
acknowledgment of the natural, inherent, God given right of self defense.
But they don't care about the criminals coming in. Oh,
they'll talk to you, because how can you not how
can you not be a human being and recognize that
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there is criminal activity in this country? Is that is
taking children. Let me be graphic about it. That is
taking pep bestent boys and girls, taking young boys and
girls that are saved between the ages of well doesn't
mean ages of ten to eighteen, and using them as slaves.
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Oh screw black lives matter. I'm talking about real slavery here.
I'm talking about indentured servitude. I'm talking about for slaver.
I'm talking about sex trafficking where little boys and little
girls are being to the highest bidder, to whomever. Just
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pay us, and we'll give you this little boy. We'll
give you this little girl. And I know that that
is icky and ugly and offensive to your sense of
morality to think about, but it is the under It
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is the ugly underbelly of what democrats are allowing to occur.
And I say that they're useful idiots because they not
all of them, because some of them truly are trying
to fundamentally transform this country. Barack Obama, we're looking at you,
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and we're looking at all your accolytes and all your followers.
You are indeed trying to fundamentally transform this country. You
think America is an evil place, and you think America,
with its wide ranging individual liberty and its constitution that
limits the federal government, you think all of that is wrong,
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upside down, inside out, needs to be fixed, needs to
be completely reversed. You truly believe that. And I know
you believe that because I've read your books and I've
listened to what you say. So there are those democrats
that are truly in Barack Obama and Kamala Harris are
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made out of exactly the same cloth. And it is
Marxism and communism. And I never believed, as I've said
many times, I've never believed that I would be at
this stage of my life actually talking about this on air.
And actually, you know, to me, it was always something
way off in the future that republics off. You know,
republics die because it becomes dumb, fat, lazy, and you know, stupid.
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But I never really thought it would happen in my lifetime.
And here I am, and it is happening in my lifetime.
And when someone advocates for equal outcomes, forced all to
be equal, you cannot deny that that comes straight from
Marxist communist manifesto. And so when you see what's happening
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with the influx of illegal aliens, and as part of
that influx, well just so happens. Well, you know, tough
s word, but you got some criminal elements coming in.
They don't care about that. They honestly don't care. Now,
I don't know how they live with themselves. I don't
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know how they do it other than well they're Marxist
in communists. And if you understand, for example, if you
truly understand what Marx and Lenin did to eliminate the CSARS,
to impose communism on what became the USSR, if you
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truly understand what Mao's cultural revolution was about, do you
understand that there have been tens, if not hundreds of
millions of people that have been killed either by starvation
or by a bullet in the back of the head
by people who advocated and believed in communism, and that
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you have to you have to eliminate those people that
refuse to comply with your worldview. So what I find
fascinating about a Kamala Harris or a Nancy Pelosi or
a Chuck Schumer or a I'm not even gonna throw
Joe Biden in there, because I don't think Joe Biden
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has the mental capacity to understand anything about what's going on.
I truly don't believe that he does. I'll play a
little sound bien mite for you that prove my point
about it. They believe that if they can institute a revolution,
that if they can get enough people, that they can
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gain complete and control power over the system of government
in this country, that they then can impose their view
of whatever their view of Marxism communism is, that they
can fundamentally transform this country and impose that on this country.
So I will continue to call them Marxist in communists
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because I think it is it is a legitimate label
to put on people. When they talk about the fundamental
transformation of this country and they talk about equality of outcomes,
that is not a democratic or constitutional republic. That is Marxism.
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And so they want these people and allow these people
to come in because they can use them so that
you and I now, I don't think in this audience.
I don't think we're going to roll over, and I
don't think we're going to screen for the government to
protect us. I do believe that the people in this
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audience are the kinds of people that will say, you
know what, it's not going to happen in my neighborhood.
It's not going to happen, and in my home, it's
not going to happen in my business. And if that
means that I literally have to kill someone in self defense,
I will do so. I have, you know, as someone
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who has been around guns his entire life, and who
has I believe an unconstitutional concealed carry permit from the
County of Douglas County, Colorado, I have a license to
exercise my Second Amendment rights FU. But nonetheless I have
one because well because in case I ever have to
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use that one of those weapons, I want to be
able to. Yes, I've been authorized by this Douglas County
Sheriff to conceal carry, but it's part of that, not
just training at a gun range or dry firing in
my basement or doing whatever I actually played out. You know,
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because this is how I've I learned to practice law.
One of the things that you do before you go
through trial, Before you go into a trial, one of
the things I do before I go give a speech.
One of the things that I do before I come
into this program is I imagine. I use my brain
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to imagine what it's going to be like, what it's
going to sound like, what it's going to feel like,
what's going to be the aftermath if I actually have
to defend myself, so that I'm prepared, so that I
have the muscle memory mentally and physically that when I'm
put in that position, I know that this is how
I'm going to react. Go back to the Democrats for
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a moment. They believe that over time they can import
enough people, and that they already have enough useful idiot
citizens that they can somehow eventually reached the point where
they can achieve their utopia of some sort of socialist
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democratic country, or for that matter, just a communist country.
I call them useful idiots because in any revolution, what
did mal do, what did Castro do, what did Lenon do?
They eliminated those who participated in that revolution with them
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because they were a threat to their singular autonomous power,
and that will happen in this country if and when
or ever we go through that type of revolution. Those
who lead the revolution, you know, this is what was
unique about the American Revolution, and that was that Washington
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didn't assassinate Jefferson or Jefferson didn't assassinate Nate Adams because
they had a cohesive belief in this I believe divinely
inspired right of self governance. Communism and Marxism is not
about self governance. It's about tyranny. It's about dictatorships, and
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dictators have to eliminate any threat to their pal and
so I think that the heiresses and the Pelosi's, the
Shumers of the.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
World, we know the country's going to hell. But did
you get your Cosabanda founder's card?
Speaker 3 (16:31):
I did, actually know what pisses me off? Dragon M.
I get the email that says, hey, your name's come up.
Speaker 4 (16:42):
Oh you did?
Speaker 3 (16:43):
Yeah, I got that email, and I thought, actually I
texted their friend of mine and asked Chris if he
wanted to go, and he was out of town so
he couldn't go. But I had there's a window. There's
some sort of the window, right, Yeah. But then before
that window expired, which it still hasn't expired. I then
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get an email that says, you're a founder. All you
have to do is go on and you know, click
click here, and you become a founding member and you
get a ten percent discount and you get priorities and
reservations and blah blah blah blah and all of this.
And I thought, what bull crap. But yep, what did
I do? I have a founder's card.
Speaker 4 (17:26):
That's fantastic.
Speaker 3 (17:29):
That's stupid. Now, Tamer didn't want to go, and my
friend that I invited to go with me said, well,
I've been and it wasn't all that great, but I'll
go with you just to go with you because you
and I just have fun making fun of everything because
we're both smartasses. So when he gets back, I guess
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I'll take him nice. Yeah, but yes, I don't know how.
I don't know how that goober got a founder's card
because I thought I thought when I got the email
it was personal, and I thought that I was a
founder and that very very few people got those.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
Nope, everybody got it.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
Can you imagine the thousands of people that are now founder.
Speaker 4 (18:20):
I'm pretty sure that everybody got the reservation email is
a founder?
Speaker 3 (18:30):
How speaking of useful idiots? What useful idiots are we
that I actually clicked that on and did it then
sign up? Yeah, and actually signed up knowing that I
still would like to go just one time. But unless
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I just wanted to like, get some goobers together and
go to Costa so we can all just make fun
of them and makes fun of the fact they're actually
doing it, right. She So, Eric Weinstein, who is a
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how would I describe him? He's an investor, He was
part of a Field Capital and yeah, he has a
PhD in in mathematic physics from from Harvard. He was
part of Peter Thield's investment group. He's really really smart.
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He was on a podcast in which he describes Kamala
Harris's you remember her phrase unburdened by what has been?
He describes in a and I want to work through
this interview because I really want to drive this point
home because I so disagree with Tucker Carlson and others
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who say that people like me and now apparently people
like Eric Weinstein. Weinstein that I consider to be highly
a lot smarter than I am, and a lot smarter
than even Tucker carlson Is points out that, oh yeah,
that what can be unburdened by what has been is
actually a line from Carl Marx. It's a pretty fascinating interview.
Speaker 5 (20:29):
What can be unburdened by what has been? What does
that mean?
Speaker 3 (20:39):
He's thinking, I don't know if I should say.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
I don't know if I should say. There's a line
in Mars.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Where sometimes you hear certain phrases like a world to
aoc uses the phrase we have a world to win,
which comes from the end of the Communist manifest originally
written in German. It was the name I used to
hang out in the Revolutionary bookstore in Cambridge, Massachusetts with
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the communists because they print everything in every language, so
if you're trying to learn multiple languages, they'll print the
same text.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
In all of these languages and you can compare. It.
Speaker 2 (21:27):
Basically says you have to wipe out what has been.
Speaker 1 (21:32):
To arrive in the new.
Speaker 5 (21:34):
Where is it from?
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Let me, Paul, remember Michelle Obama talking about how Brock
believes that we need to write our new history. This
is exactly what wein Steems talking about, is that we
have to eliminate everything that was old in order to
usher in the.
Speaker 5 (21:56):
New, unbuddened by what has been.
Speaker 2 (22:01):
It's not a direct translation, but it occurs in Karl Marx.
I wasn't expecting this. I could find you the exact reference.
If you think about what Mao had to do to
wipe out Chinese history, what Pole Pot had to do,
you're trying to wipe out memory because the memory has
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all of this burden. Why do you why why is
it important to go after doctors and lawyers and teachers
and professors, because in some sense they are going to
resist the new order that you're about to impose.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
You're looking for a blank slate to the past.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
If you google nailhouse under Google images, do it, you
can't do it, or you're off the internet. Tell me
what you see.
Speaker 5 (22:59):
The whole building, an individual, standalone structure in the middle
of a road.
Speaker 2 (23:06):
There are these people who will not give up their
homes when a shopping mall goes in or a road
is put and for some reason, they'll build a highway
to screw over the person who stands up and says,
I will not move. And the idea is that that
road is the future, unburdened by what has been. And
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then there's some holdout who won't go along with the program.
Speaker 3 (23:32):
I want that to be all of us. I want
all of us to refuse to budge.
Speaker 5 (23:42):
If Kamala Harris is as unsophisticated as we think she is,
do we really believe that she is? Quoting from the
doc depths of why do you believe she is as
unsophisticated as you have just claimed?
Speaker 1 (23:54):
What did her father do? I don't know.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Look it up.
Speaker 2 (23:59):
And by the way, I'm assuming that I will end
up on the Open Skyes watch list as a result
of this podcast.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
That is crazy.
Speaker 5 (24:05):
By the way, what happened to Telsey the trip the
quadess on her voarding pass.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
I think that there was a lot of Marxist thought,
and as a man of his family comes from the
far left, you recognize certain sorts of commonalities. I'm sure
she would see them in me. I would say, AOC
is straight up Marxist. I don't know. I think Kamala
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is both. Is everywhere between crony finance and Marxism. You're
talking about things for which you do not have language.
Speaker 5 (24:44):
So the reason that I said, I don't think that
Kama can be a sophisticated just perhaps this obscure reference
said one hundred times, apparently according to the archive, Who's
Charles mingus?
Speaker 1 (25:00):
I don't know, Hammel is a lot smarter than you're
giving her credit for.
Speaker 5 (25:05):
I mean, this is your point about how many levels
through it do you go? This is the first one,
this is the second one, this is the third one.
But in order to be able to do the Ukraine
is a country. It is a small country. Russia is
a big country. They are a bigger country. This is bad.
Time is all around us. In order to be able
to do that self referentially, with agency knowing what you're doing,
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the meta cognition to be able to do that and
play a role, to me, seems that's like the two
hundred IQ stuff. To be able to do that, I
don't think so. I think it's one thirty IQ stuff.
I think you could do it better than you think.
We could have a pretend.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
All right, I'm going to talk to you, and you
haven't heard before, so I'm going to school you on
a few things. You can stop that silly grin and
wipe our head off your face. We can sound like
however we want. I could affect some sort of Oxbridge
accent or I could do Cockney.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
It doesn't matter. You're looking at characters.
Speaker 2 (26:08):
This is why I wrote the twenty eleven KFA essay,
because you're looking at professional Do you imagine that the
iron chic, you know, who is the Iron Chic? Who
is Triple H? Who is the Undertaker? Do you think
he actually works in a mortuary? These are characters. George W. Bush,
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as a debater in Texas for the governorship, was really
really smart and suddenly he got real dumb and folksy.
And do you imagine that he actually says nuclear? He
knows it's nuclear. You know, I would learn to say nuclear.
I could say nuclear and I gotta be careful with
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that nuclear physics. And I can get Democrats to correct
me and look like assholes every time. This is there's
an old FDR line, which is nothing in politics happens
by accident. Don't get taken in at level one.
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Don't get taken in at level one. Just as I
am a product of my upbringing. My parents neither one
of them were college graduates inat neither one of them
ever attended college. But I'm an I am a I
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am a product of an upbringing of parents who valued education,
who valued understanding history, who knew without a college education,
how important it was to understand our history and to
understand our way of life, our system of government. And
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so my parents, using what influence they had, were able
to get me. You know, I don't know how they
did it, but I got all the best teachers at
a time when supposedly teachers were just your students were
just randomly assigned to teachers. Tamras parents did the same thing,
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and so we both had the very best of the
teacher of teachers growing up. And then when I went
to college for undergrad I was very selective about what professors,
which professors that I chose to get my bachelors in
political science and public administration, because I wanted to learn
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from the best. So I learned from the best parents,
and the best educators and the best friends, as did Tamra,
and as did Kamala Harris. So when she talks about
what can be unburdened by what has been, that slogan
indeed does come from Karl Marx, And I'm sure that
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she learned that either by osmosis or directly from her
Marxist economics professor father and her Communist mother. So if
it's true for me, what Eric Weinstein is saying here
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is that it's also true for Kamala Harris. She indeed
is There is a line in Marx that says that
you have to wipe out what has been in order
to bring in the new, and that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Hey, DJ Dragon, I've got a song request, black Magic
Woman by Santana, thanks a lot.
Speaker 4 (30:01):
Weirdly, I only see the one by Fleetwood Mac in
the system.
Speaker 3 (30:06):
I don't know, But you don't know how much I
appreciate that. Talk back so close, so close, yeah, so
far away. It's just like that dream that you know,
I always wanted to be a first baseman. I just
you know, someday somewhere, maybe someday when you take vacation.
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You know, I can convince its just not in the system.
Speaker 4 (30:32):
See black Magic by A. Rust and Kelly, black Magic Woman,
Fleetwood Mac, Black Magic Larry McCrae, and then black Mambo.
That's you know, that's all we got in here. Likes animals, Oh,
black Magic Goment by Santana.
Speaker 3 (30:48):
Can you talk for a minute. Why I go over
to YouTube and see what I can find.
Speaker 4 (30:52):
I'd be happy to turn your computer off while you're
trying and go over to YouTube and find whatever you
needed to find.
Speaker 3 (31:00):
God, why did I come back? Why did I come back?
Speaker 2 (31:05):
You know?
Speaker 3 (31:05):
Just some ail A text line tells me said that
maybe I need a little more vacation than I seem
a little too energetic this morning. What's with that? What
do you want me do? Come here? I got things
to talk about. We got things to do here. Liz
Cheney's in the news. Who speaking speaking of useful idios?
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Let's go to the wayback machine. Let's go back to
x formerly Twitter. On August eleven, twenty Liz Cheney, a
verified account so I know it's her, says this, Kamala
Harris is a radical liberal who would raise taxes, take
away guns and health insurance, and explode the size and
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power of the federal government. She wants to recreate America
in the image of what's happening on the streets of
Portland and Seattle. We won't give her the chance. Guess
what Liz Cheney did this week. Liz Cheney endorsed a
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person that Liz Cheney called a radical liberal who would
raise taxes, takeaway guns, and health insurance, and expose the
size and power of the federal government. Liz Cheney is
a useful idiot. Liz Cheney is so consumed with Trump
derangement syndrome that she is among many Democrats. Among what
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there was a I think this occurred when I was
on vacation. There were one hundred, I think or two hundred.
There were two hundred, I forget the number one or
two hundred one or two hundred members of the Bush
administration who came out and announced that they were not
going to vote for Donald Trump. They were going to
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vote for Kamala Harris. And so I found the list
and I went through it. I found I think it
was eleven names that I recognized. The eleven names that
I recognized, and then I looked up Because of the
eleven names I recognized, I recognized what their titles were too.
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I didn't find anybody that was what I would consider
to be at my level. No, they were all like
little worker bees, well BFD
Michael I did here yesterday.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
I believe it was the Adams County Sheriff's Department that
did make.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
For arrests and those bins away in gang members.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
But I still think the best way to stop this
whole thing is for the citizens to.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Do a few task payer relief shots. Then I believe
it will stop. I don't know it will stop. It'll
take it's gonna take a combination of In the last hour,
we talked about the trend Or Ragua gang, the TDA
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gang from Venezuela that is just operating freely in Colorado
and many other states around the country, many other cities
around the country, and the Denver Police Department, the Aurora
Police Department because of the really just absolute lack of leadership,
total lack of leadership on the part of the mayors
of those two cities, is just dragging their feet ondoing
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anything about it. Now. I'm not trying to justify anything
in terms of their lackadaisical attitude toward this, but part
of that is because they're not just fighting the gangs.
They're actually a part of the of the of the
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organized crime group called the United States Federal government and
the Colorado state government, and quite frankly, the government of
any state that you live in where this is occurring,
where they're allowing and encouraging this to occur. Don't ever
forget I hate. This is a reminder why I hate
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talk back dragon. This is now, This is not where
I was going this hour. You you, you have to
comprehend that the long term strategy of the uniparty and
I and by the uniparty, I mean virtually all Democrats
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ninety nine point nine percent of all Democrats, and I
would say, give or take somewhere between ten and fifteen percent,
maybe as high as twenty five percent of Republicans who
are engaged in the actual attraction and encouragement of people
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to invade this country illegally. I don't care how many
times Kamala Harris flip flops about going to build a wall,
not going to build a wall. She wants to decriminalize,
you know, undocumented people coming into this country. She doesn't
want to do that. I don't care how many times
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she flip flops. Her values, which she says has not changed,
are Marxist values. Right now is the first time that
I've used on air since I've been on vacation to
describe Kamala Harris as a Marxist. I did a lot
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of reading while I was gone, and I read several
what I would consider to be rational, reasonable commentators talking
about people like me who refer to Kamala Harris and
the Democrats as Marxist, and how we're way off the
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mark on that, and that we are not contributing in
any sort of rational, logical and reasonable way to the
differences between Republicans and Democrats. And I thought, as I read,
that you're just simply trying to in fact, one of
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the people that, in fact I didn't read. I actually
listened to an interview that Tucker Carlson did, and he
thinks that this labeling of Democrats as Marxist is somehow
detrimental to our national conversation. And I listened intently to
(04:34):
him and the person he was interviewing about the use
of that terminology, and I thought, but what you're doing
by suggesting that what I'm doing is detrimental to the
national conversation, is completely off the mark, because you cannot
(04:57):
ignore that what Democrats doing, whether they're doing it, let's
even give them the benefit of the doubt. Let's just
say the Democrats, and there are indeed many Democrats that
are useful idiots. But I believe that the Democrat Party
writ large are useful idiots in that they believe that
(05:20):
if they somehow get all of these illegal aliens into
the country, that it's okay, you know, it's just part
of you just can't help that when you allow, you know,
millions of people to come into this country illegally, it's
just well, okay, Sarah, Sarah, it's just inevitable that a
(05:43):
few of them are going to be bad apples. But
we don't really care about the bad apples, because what
we really want are the majority that come into the
country illegally, because we'll convert them to Democrat voters. But
what they don't realize is that that whole attitude is
a Marxist communist theory. And again it goes back to
(06:04):
what I see happening in Germany with the ADF Party,
where people have become so Now there are cultural differences,
obviously between the United States and Germany, one of which
is an acknowledgment and an embodiment in our Constitution, in
the Second Amendment, which is primarily about us being able
(06:27):
to defend ourselves against a tyrannical government. Also is an
acknowledgment of the natural, inherent, God given right of self defense.
But they don't care about the criminals coming in. Oh,
they'll talk to you, because how can you not how
can you not be a human being and recognize that
(06:50):
there is criminal activity in this country? Is that is
taking children. Let me be graphic about it. That is
taking pep bestent boys and girls, taking young boys and
girls that are saved between the ages of well doesn't
mean ages of ten to eighteen, and using them as slaves.
(07:18):
Oh screw black lives matter. I'm talking about real slavery here.
I'm talking about indentured servitude. I'm talking about for slaver.
I'm talking about sex trafficking where little boys and little
girls are being to the highest bidder, to whomever. Just
(07:44):
pay us, and we'll give you this little boy. We'll
give you this little girl. And I know that that
is icky and ugly and offensive to your sense of
morality to think about, but it is the under It
(08:05):
is the ugly underbelly of what democrats are allowing to occur.
And I say that they're useful idiots because they not
all of them, because some of them truly are trying
to fundamentally transform this country. Barack Obama, we're looking at you,
(08:25):
and we're looking at all your accolytes and all your followers.
You are indeed trying to fundamentally transform this country. You
think America is an evil place, and you think America,
with its wide ranging individual liberty and its constitution that
limits the federal government, you think all of that is wrong,
(08:46):
upside down, inside out, needs to be fixed, needs to
be completely reversed. You truly believe that. And I know
you believe that because I've read your books and I've
listened to what you say. So there are those democrats
that are truly in Barack Obama and Kamala Harris are
(09:11):
made out of exactly the same cloth. And it is
Marxism and communism. And I never believed, as I've said
many times, I've never believed that I would be at
this stage of my life actually talking about this on air.
And actually, you know, to me, it was always something
way off in the future that republics off. You know,
republics die because it becomes dumb, fat, lazy, and you know, stupid.
(09:36):
But I never really thought it would happen in my lifetime.
And here I am, and it is happening in my lifetime.
And when someone advocates for equal outcomes, forced all to
be equal, you cannot deny that that comes straight from
Marxist communist manifesto. And so when you see what's happening
(10:00):
with the influx of illegal aliens, and as part of
that influx, well just so happens. Well, you know, tough
s word, but you got some criminal elements coming in.
They don't care about that. They honestly don't care. Now,
I don't know how they live with themselves. I don't
(10:21):
know how they do it other than well they're Marxist
in communists. And if you understand, for example, if you
truly understand what Marx and Lenin did to eliminate the CSARS,
to impose communism on what became the USSR, if you
(10:44):
truly understand what Mao's cultural revolution was about, do you
understand that there have been tens, if not hundreds of
millions of people that have been killed either by starvation
or by a bullet in the back of the head
by people who advocated and believed in communism, and that
(11:05):
you have to you have to eliminate those people that
refuse to comply with your worldview. So what I find
fascinating about a Kamala Harris or a Nancy Pelosi or
a Chuck Schumer or a I'm not even gonna throw
Joe Biden in there, because I don't think Joe Biden
(11:27):
has the mental capacity to understand anything about what's going on.
I truly don't believe that he does. I'll play a
little sound bien mite for you that prove my point
about it. They believe that if they can institute a revolution,
that if they can get enough people, that they can
(11:47):
gain complete and control power over the system of government
in this country, that they then can impose their view
of whatever their view of Marxism communism is, that they
can fundamentally transform this country and impose that on this country.
So I will continue to call them Marxist in communists
(12:07):
because I think it is it is a legitimate label
to put on people. When they talk about the fundamental
transformation of this country and they talk about equality of outcomes,
that is not a democratic or constitutional republic. That is Marxism.
(12:30):
And so they want these people and allow these people
to come in because they can use them so that
you and I now, I don't think in this audience.
I don't think we're going to roll over, and I
don't think we're going to screen for the government to
protect us. I do believe that the people in this
(12:52):
audience are the kinds of people that will say, you
know what, it's not going to happen in my neighborhood.
It's not going to happen, and in my home, it's
not going to happen in my business. And if that
means that I literally have to kill someone in self defense,
I will do so. I have, you know, as someone
(13:14):
who has been around guns his entire life, and who
has I believe an unconstitutional concealed carry permit from the
County of Douglas County, Colorado, I have a license to
exercise my Second Amendment rights FU. But nonetheless I have
one because well because in case I ever have to
(13:37):
use that one of those weapons, I want to be
able to. Yes, I've been authorized by this Douglas County
Sheriff to conceal carry, but it's part of that, not
just training at a gun range or dry firing in
my basement or doing whatever I actually played out. You know,
(14:01):
because this is how I've I learned to practice law.
One of the things that you do before you go
through trial, Before you go into a trial, one of
the things I do before I go give a speech.
One of the things that I do before I come
into this program is I imagine. I use my brain
(14:22):
to imagine what it's going to be like, what it's
going to sound like, what it's going to feel like,
what's going to be the aftermath if I actually have
to defend myself, so that I'm prepared, so that I
have the muscle memory mentally and physically that when I'm
put in that position, I know that this is how
I'm going to react. Go back to the Democrats for
(14:47):
a moment. They believe that over time they can import
enough people, and that they already have enough useful idiot
citizens that they can somehow eventually reached the point where
they can achieve their utopia of some sort of socialist
(15:08):
democratic country, or for that matter, just a communist country.
I call them useful idiots because in any revolution, what
did mal do, what did Castro do, what did Lenon do?
They eliminated those who participated in that revolution with them
(15:32):
because they were a threat to their singular autonomous power,
and that will happen in this country if and when
or ever we go through that type of revolution. Those
who lead the revolution, you know, this is what was
unique about the American Revolution, and that was that Washington
(15:56):
didn't assassinate Jefferson or Jefferson didn't assassinate Nate Adams because
they had a cohesive belief in this I believe divinely
inspired right of self governance. Communism and Marxism is not
about self governance. It's about tyranny. It's about dictatorships, and
(16:17):
dictators have to eliminate any threat to their pal and
so I think that the heiresses and the Pelosi's, the
Shumers of the.
Speaker 4 (16:25):
World, we know the country's going to hell. But did
you get your Cosabanda founder's card?
Speaker 3 (16:31):
I did, actually know what pisses me off? Dragon M.
I get the email that says, hey, your name's come up.
Speaker 4 (16:42):
Oh you did?
Speaker 3 (16:43):
Yeah, I got that email, and I thought, actually I
texted their friend of mine and asked Chris if he
wanted to go, and he was out of town so
he couldn't go. But I had there's a window. There's
some sort of the window, right, Yeah. But then before
that window expired, which it still hasn't expired. I then
(17:05):
get an email that says, you're a founder. All you
have to do is go on and you know, click
click here, and you become a founding member and you
get a ten percent discount and you get priorities and
reservations and blah blah blah blah and all of this.
And I thought, what bull crap. But yep, what did
I do? I have a founder's card.
Speaker 4 (17:26):
That's fantastic.
Speaker 3 (17:29):
That's stupid. Now, Tamer didn't want to go, and my
friend that I invited to go with me said, well,
I've been and it wasn't all that great, but I'll
go with you just to go with you because you
and I just have fun making fun of everything because
we're both smartasses. So when he gets back, I guess
(17:51):
I'll take him nice. Yeah, but yes, I don't know how.
I don't know how that goober got a founder's card
because I thought I thought when I got the email
it was personal, and I thought that I was a
founder and that very very few people got those.
Speaker 1 (18:12):
Nope, everybody got it.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
Can you imagine the thousands of people that are now founder.
Speaker 4 (18:20):
I'm pretty sure that everybody got the reservation email is
a founder?
Speaker 3 (18:30):
How speaking of useful idiots? What useful idiots are we
that I actually clicked that on and did it then
sign up? Yeah, and actually signed up knowing that I
still would like to go just one time. But unless
(18:53):
I just wanted to like, get some goobers together and
go to Costa so we can all just make fun
of them and makes fun of the fact they're actually
doing it, right. She So, Eric Weinstein, who is a
(19:15):
how would I describe him? He's an investor, He was
part of a Field Capital and yeah, he has a
PhD in in mathematic physics from from Harvard. He was
part of Peter Thield's investment group. He's really really smart.
(19:41):
He was on a podcast in which he describes Kamala
Harris's you remember her phrase unburdened by what has been?
He describes in a and I want to work through
this interview because I really want to drive this point
home because I so disagree with Tucker Carlson and others
(20:05):
who say that people like me and now apparently people
like Eric Weinstein. Weinstein that I consider to be highly
a lot smarter than I am, and a lot smarter
than even Tucker carlson Is points out that, oh yeah,
that what can be unburdened by what has been is
actually a line from Carl Marx. It's a pretty fascinating interview.
Speaker 5 (20:29):
What can be unburdened by what has been? What does
that mean?
Speaker 3 (20:39):
He's thinking, I don't know if I should say.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
I don't know if I should say. There's a line
in Mars.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Where sometimes you hear certain phrases like a world to
aoc uses the phrase we have a world to win,
which comes from the end of the Communist manifest originally
written in German. It was the name I used to
hang out in the Revolutionary bookstore in Cambridge, Massachusetts with
(21:16):
the communists because they print everything in every language, so
if you're trying to learn multiple languages, they'll print the
same text.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
In all of these languages and you can compare. It.
Speaker 2 (21:27):
Basically says you have to wipe out what has been.
Speaker 1 (21:32):
To arrive in the new.
Speaker 5 (21:34):
Where is it from?
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Let me, Paul, remember Michelle Obama talking about how Brock
believes that we need to write our new history. This
is exactly what wein Steems talking about, is that we
have to eliminate everything that was old in order to
usher in the.
Speaker 5 (21:56):
New, unbuddened by what has been.
Speaker 2 (22:01):
It's not a direct translation, but it occurs in Karl Marx.
I wasn't expecting this. I could find you the exact reference.
If you think about what Mao had to do to
wipe out Chinese history, what Pole Pot had to do,
you're trying to wipe out memory because the memory has
(22:22):
all of this burden. Why do you why why is
it important to go after doctors and lawyers and teachers
and professors, because in some sense they are going to
resist the new order that you're about to impose.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
You're looking for a blank slate to the past.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
If you google nailhouse under Google images, do it, you
can't do it, or you're off the internet. Tell me
what you see.
Speaker 5 (22:59):
The whole building, an individual, standalone structure in the middle
of a road.
Speaker 2 (23:06):
There are these people who will not give up their
homes when a shopping mall goes in or a road
is put and for some reason, they'll build a highway
to screw over the person who stands up and says,
I will not move. And the idea is that that
road is the future, unburdened by what has been. And
(23:27):
then there's some holdout who won't go along with the program.
Speaker 3 (23:32):
I want that to be all of us. I want
all of us to refuse to budge.
Speaker 5 (23:42):
If Kamala Harris is as unsophisticated as we think she is,
do we really believe that she is? Quoting from the
doc depths of why do you believe she is as
unsophisticated as you have just claimed?
Speaker 1 (23:54):
What did her father do? I don't know.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Look it up.
Speaker 2 (23:59):
And by the way, I'm assuming that I will end
up on the Open Skyes watch list as a result
of this podcast.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
That is crazy.
Speaker 5 (24:05):
By the way, what happened to Telsey the trip the
quadess on her voarding pass.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
I think that there was a lot of Marxist thought,
and as a man of his family comes from the
far left, you recognize certain sorts of commonalities. I'm sure
she would see them in me. I would say, AOC
is straight up Marxist. I don't know. I think Kamala
(24:32):
is both. Is everywhere between crony finance and Marxism. You're
talking about things for which you do not have language.
Speaker 5 (24:44):
So the reason that I said, I don't think that
Kama can be a sophisticated just perhaps this obscure reference
said one hundred times, apparently according to the archive, Who's
Charles mingus?
Speaker 1 (25:00):
I don't know, Hammel is a lot smarter than you're
giving her credit for.
Speaker 5 (25:05):
I mean, this is your point about how many levels
through it do you go? This is the first one,
this is the second one, this is the third one.
But in order to be able to do the Ukraine
is a country. It is a small country. Russia is
a big country. They are a bigger country. This is bad.
Time is all around us. In order to be able
to do that self referentially, with agency knowing what you're doing,
(25:30):
the meta cognition to be able to do that and
play a role, to me, seems that's like the two
hundred IQ stuff. To be able to do that, I
don't think so. I think it's one thirty IQ stuff.
I think you could do it better than you think.
We could have a pretend.
Speaker 2 (25:47):
All right, I'm going to talk to you, and you
haven't heard before, so I'm going to school you on
a few things. You can stop that silly grin and
wipe our head off your face. We can sound like
however we want. I could affect some sort of Oxbridge
accent or I could do Cockney.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
It doesn't matter. You're looking at characters.
Speaker 2 (26:08):
This is why I wrote the twenty eleven KFA essay,
because you're looking at professional Do you imagine that the
iron chic, you know, who is the Iron Chic? Who
is Triple H? Who is the Undertaker? Do you think
he actually works in a mortuary? These are characters. George W. Bush,
(26:30):
as a debater in Texas for the governorship, was really
really smart and suddenly he got real dumb and folksy.
And do you imagine that he actually says nuclear? He
knows it's nuclear. You know, I would learn to say nuclear.
I could say nuclear and I gotta be careful with
(26:53):
that nuclear physics. And I can get Democrats to correct
me and look like assholes every time. This is there's
an old FDR line, which is nothing in politics happens
by accident. Don't get taken in at level one.
Speaker 3 (27:12):
Don't get taken in at level one. Just as I
am a product of my upbringing. My parents neither one
of them were college graduates inat neither one of them
ever attended college. But I'm an I am a I
(27:38):
am a product of an upbringing of parents who valued education,
who valued understanding history, who knew without a college education,
how important it was to understand our history and to
understand our way of life, our system of government. And
(28:02):
so my parents, using what influence they had, were able
to get me. You know, I don't know how they
did it, but I got all the best teachers at
a time when supposedly teachers were just your students were
just randomly assigned to teachers. Tamras parents did the same thing,
(28:27):
and so we both had the very best of the
teacher of teachers growing up. And then when I went
to college for undergrad I was very selective about what professors,
which professors that I chose to get my bachelors in
political science and public administration, because I wanted to learn
(28:50):
from the best. So I learned from the best parents,
and the best educators and the best friends, as did Tamra,
and as did Kamala Harris. So when she talks about
what can be unburdened by what has been, that slogan
indeed does come from Karl Marx, And I'm sure that
(29:13):
she learned that either by osmosis or directly from her
Marxist economics professor father and her Communist mother. So if
it's true for me, what Eric Weinstein is saying here
(29:36):
is that it's also true for Kamala Harris. She indeed
is There is a line in Marx that says that
you have to wipe out what has been in order
to bring in the new, and that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Hey, DJ Dragon, I've got a song request, black Magic
Woman by Santana, thanks a lot.
Speaker 4 (30:01):
Weirdly, I only see the one by Fleetwood Mac in
the system.
Speaker 3 (30:06):
I don't know, But you don't know how much I
appreciate that. Talk back so close, so close, yeah, so
far away. It's just like that dream that you know,
I always wanted to be a first baseman. I just
you know, someday somewhere, maybe someday when you take vacation.
(30:29):
You know, I can convince its just not in the system.
Speaker 4 (30:32):
See black Magic by A. Rust and Kelly, black Magic Woman,
Fleetwood Mac, Black Magic Larry McCrae, and then black Mambo.
That's you know, that's all we got in here. Likes animals, Oh,
black Magic Goment by Santana.
Speaker 3 (30:48):
Can you talk for a minute. Why I go over
to YouTube and see what I can find.
Speaker 4 (30:52):
I'd be happy to turn your computer off while you're
trying and go over to YouTube and find whatever you
needed to find.
Speaker 3 (31:00):
God, why did I come back? Why did I come back?
Speaker 2 (31:05):
You know?
Speaker 3 (31:05):
Just some ail A text line tells me said that
maybe I need a little more vacation than I seem
a little too energetic this morning. What's with that? What
do you want me do? Come here? I got things
to talk about. We got things to do here. Liz
Cheney's in the news. Who speaking speaking of useful idios?
(31:34):
Let's go to the wayback machine. Let's go back to
x formerly Twitter. On August eleven, twenty Liz Cheney, a
verified account so I know it's her, says this, Kamala
Harris is a radical liberal who would raise taxes, take
away guns and health insurance, and explode the size and
(31:58):
power of the federal government. She wants to recreate America
in the image of what's happening on the streets of
Portland and Seattle. We won't give her the chance. Guess
what Liz Cheney did this week. Liz Cheney endorsed a
(32:19):
person that Liz Cheney called a radical liberal who would
raise taxes, takeaway guns, and health insurance, and expose the
size and power of the federal government. Liz Cheney is
a useful idiot. Liz Cheney is so consumed with Trump
derangement syndrome that she is among many Democrats. Among what
(32:42):
there was a I think this occurred when I was
on vacation. There were one hundred, I think or two hundred.
There were two hundred, I forget the number one or
two hundred one or two hundred members of the Bush
administration who came out and announced that they were not
going to vote for Donald Trump. They were going to
(33:02):
vote for Kamala Harris. And so I found the list
and I went through it. I found I think it
was eleven names that I recognized. The eleven names that
I recognized, and then I looked up Because of the
eleven names I recognized, I recognized what their titles were too.
(33:25):
I didn't find anybody that was what I would consider
to be at my level. No, they were all like
little worker bees, well BFD
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