The Text Chain

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boston's Bulldozer never sleeps. The Kooner Report weekend edition on
the Voice of Boston WRKO.

Speaker 2 (00:07):
Doctor Grace putting liberals in their place, Grace Vuoto, by
the way, my better half, and yes I'm married up,
no question, Grace. I've got to ask you. You always
have an original insight. That's why I love asking you
these kinds of questions. What did you make of the
text message exchange between the shooter, Tyler Robinson and his

(00:31):
transgender boyfriend who's now transitioning to a woman who's also
a furry Lance Twigs. What did you make of that
exchange between them that was released yesterday.

Speaker 3 (00:45):
Well, Jeff, what you see very clearly is how calculating,
how premeditated he was in everything that he did. So
this is not somebody that, as your caller was talking about,
under the influence of medication. It doesn't seem like that
at all. He's not mentally ill. He actually thinks he thought,

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you know, in his mind, that he was doing the
right thing, because he says, you can't negotiate with quote
unquote hate. So he truly believed that killing somebody is
an acceptable option, and the only danger is you just
have to be careful not to get caught. And so
what we're seeing, Jeff, is that this experiment in secular

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liberalism has completely failed. This is not about medication. This
is not a pharmaceutical issue, not this case. This is
about an ideology. Ultimately, the Democratic Party has descended into
an acceptance of violence, and the polls show us that
you now have one third of gen Z one third

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of millennials that think that it is okay to commit
acts of violence against people with whom you disagree. That
means they do not see the inherent dignity and beauty
in every human being. So if you disagree with that person,
you can go ahead and kill them. That's what we're seeing.
This is part of an ideology. In his mind, he

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thought he was heroic in what he did. He's making
society better by getting rid of this quote unquote hate.
So this is really disturbing, and I think it's going
to get a heck of a lot worse before it
gets better.

Speaker 2 (02:23):
Who do you blame for this? This cancer what you're
describing now as a cancer, it's a political, social, cultural cancer,
and if it continues to metastasize, it's going to tear
our country apart. I mean, you can't coexist with people
like this. No society, you know, one assassination and then another,

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and then another and then another. No society can endure this.
It'll destabilize our society. So who ultimately is responsible? How
did this? How did we get to this point?

Speaker 3 (02:55):
We got to this point because you had the Baby
boom generation preceding hours and generation many of them that
didn't parent properly. Let's just state that they they and
they allow the education system to be devoid of authority,
to be devoid of Christianity. And ultimately, what they told
a whole two generations now of kids, They told them

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two things. Number one, if you disagree with somebody, you
can cancel them, So this whole thing about you can
cancel people, so you can destroy their livelihood. And another
thing they taught them is there's such a thing as
hate speech, meaning if you disagree with somebody, you know
what their motives are, which is preposterous. We our generation,
you know, those of us who are taught differently. We're

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talking about you know, critical thinking, loving and respecting everybody.
If you disagree with somebody, you don't impune their motives
because you don't know their motives, you don't know their heart.
So you have this complete inability to have critical exchange
with anybody. You can't have a dialogue with them. They
believe in violence. So you have one third of these

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two groups, Millennium and gen Z, that believe that violence
is acceptable. They were taught this. They were also taught
that the whole world revolves around them. So it's a
complete act of narcissism when you read, when you see
that that text exchange, he doesn't care about anybody except himself,
what makes him comfortable or uncomfortable, and his partner comfortable

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and uncomfortable. That's all. There's no true regard for anybody else.
So they and I've seen this behavior in smaller doses
amongst the younger generation where they truly don't respect other people.
And so this is a systemic problem. And I don't
believe what everybody's saying that this is a turning point,

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that that is suddenly going to improve. This is going
to get a heck of a lot worse because we
have allowed for a whole segment of two generations to
embrace barbarism. That's what we're facing. These are savages. We've
got to call it for what it is. This is
the behavior, the thinking, the attitudes. More Christianity was introduced
into the world. You know when the Christians came and

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they had to show the savages you don't do that. Well,
that's what we're back to right now, Jeff.

Speaker 2 (05:09):
What's the way out? Is there a way out?

Speaker 3 (05:14):
Well, one way out is we've got to return to
all the things that work. And remember all of our
founding documents, Everything that undergrids this democracy is based on
Christian teaching, Judeo Christian teaching. That is the underpinning of
Western civilization. Without that, the rest of it doesn't work.
I mean, think about this. Every human being has the

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right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. What
does all that mean? Where does all that come from?
That comes from a Judeo Christian ethic? And if that's
not there, all of our founding documents are irrelevant, they
don't mean anything, They're not sustainable. So we've got to
go back to teaching the truth about Western civilization and

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we've got to go back to I'm sorry, Jeff, but
we've got to re christianize this country. That's what it
comes down to.

Speaker 2 (06:05):
What about the Democratic Party in your view, and I
only got a minute left. Have they now effectively become
a terrorist organization?

Speaker 3 (06:15):
They have become a party that embraces violence. So the
Democratic Party and the word violent they're synonymous. Now you
can even call them the violent party, and that's what
I think we should do from not one that's the
violent party. So which party are you for? The peace
loving party or the violent party?

Speaker 2 (06:34):
Grace? We've got about what thirty seconds left, Mike, forty seconds?
Very quickly? Will the shooter get to death penalty? Should
he get to death penalty? Literally twenty seconds?

Speaker 3 (06:45):
Well, Jeff, I've always told you that I am a
radically pro life, whether it's a baby in the womb
or the most heinous criminals. So I don't believe in
the death penalty. I've said that many times on your show.

Speaker 2 (06:57):
Interesting, okay, that you and I what you said earlier.
I agree with one thousand percent on the death penalty.
You and I disagree there We part ways, but I
respect you completely and I respect your opinion and you're
right to express it. Thank you so much, doctor Grace.

Speaker 1 (07:18):
Jeff doesn't get a day off. This request came from
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