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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Time, time, time, luck.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
And load.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Until Michael Very Show is.
Speaker 3 (00:13):
On the air.
Speaker 4 (00:14):
Don't talk like one of them.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
You're not, even if you'd like to be.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
To them.
Speaker 4 (00:21):
You're just a.
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Freak like me.
Speaker 5 (00:26):
That I think he'll go on to defeat a very
defective candidate, a candidate that.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Believes in six genders.
Speaker 6 (00:32):
And he takes its at Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
And he's wearing a mask six months ago. Where's anybody
wearing a mask six months ago?
Speaker 7 (00:41):
Doesn't get it?
Speaker 1 (00:43):
And he's a vegan.
Speaker 6 (00:44):
He's a vegan in Texas, and you can't get elected
as a vegan in Texas.
Speaker 4 (00:49):
Before we go further, I want to acknowledge that our
trans community needs abortion character to defending trans Texans is
something we have to do every day at the Stay Capital,
and you better believe I'll be getting sermons on that too.
So when I use the word woman, it should not
be understood as an exhausted term, but rather as a
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as a lens through which to understand, examine, and interrogate patriarch.
Christian nationalists like to say this is a Christian nation.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
Now, let's discuss an awful human being who lives in Houston.
His name is doctor Peter Hotez. He's a vaccine scientist.
He takes himself very seriously. This was him in twenty
twenty one saying, quote, we're going to halt transmission with vaccines.
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I have a lot of optimism. We can vaccinate our
way through it.
Speaker 8 (01:48):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
He loves vaccines. He loves big, big pharma. Do you
want to guess why? He said, the vaccines are stopping
a symptomatic transmission, So you've got it, but you don't
know it. And the vaccines are stopping over ninety percent
of it. How do you know as we move to
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a fully vaccinated population, we will halt transmission. He was
insisting that you listen to the science and you get
that jab in your arm that will destroy your life
and kill a lot of people.
Speaker 9 (02:27):
They're also halting PCR pod positive infection. They're actually stopping
asymptomatic transmission over ninety percent. And I think that's going
to be true of all of the vaccines released through
Operation Warp Speed. And if that is the case, what
it means is that as we move to a fully
vaccinated population in the United States, we're going to halt transmission.
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I have a lot of optimism. We can vaccinate our
way through it.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Now, let's go to the same Peter hotes calling from man.
He says, we've done everything we can do by encouraging
you to take the shot. But that's not enough.
Speaker 10 (03:08):
Quote.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
This is why we have to have mandates. He's an authoritarian.
He wants to control you. He says, you will take
this shot that's unproven. He says, you'll do it, and
you're not doing it. Like Joe Biden said, we're losing
our patience with you. You're not doing what you're told. You sheep,
you stupid cattle, you peasants. And then he goes further.
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The internet is full of anti vaccine content. They're not
doctors like him. The Center for Countering Digital Hate has
a plan to de platform the major offenders. Boy, that's science,
isn't it. Anyone who questions Peter Hotez and this beautiful vaccine,
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We'll just get them kicked off of social media. And
they did. I was one of them. The quote far
right activities end quote at seapack and on conservative news
channels need to be worked harder. And then Russia, the
Russian government is piling on anti vaccine content as a
wedge issue. We need Homeland Security, the Commerce Department, the
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Justice Department, and the State Department, an interagency task force
to manage what Americans read about vaccines. You should only
get to hear what Peter Hoteses says, and not anyone
who questions him. Does that sound like science? It sounds
to me like an authoritarian with a fetish for fascism.
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This man should be held to account for what he said.
I'm embarrassed that he's from Houston. I'm ashamed that he's
from Houston. I hope his conscience torments him for the
rest of his life.
Speaker 9 (04:56):
We've done everything we can to encourage people to get
vaccine Needd in terms of pro vaccine messaging, I think
the next and this is why where we have to
have mandates. I think it was the right move not
to push too hard on this, at least in the beginning,
but as we run out of options, this may be
the only one left. I just think it's going to
be very hard to do this successfully when you have
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all of the anti vaccine content dominating the Internet right now.
I think it's I think we need to be looking at.
You know, the Center for Countering Digital Hate has a
plan to deplatform some of the major offenders the the
non governmental level. And we've got to work harder with
some of the far right activities like we saw at
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Cpack around the conservative news channels, and we have to
work harder with the Russian government. Now the US and
British intelligence reports that the Russian government is piling on
anti vaccine content as a wedge issue to divide our country.
And what I've called on the Biden administration to do
is to get bring in some people from outside the
health sector to get advice on how to take this
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down and create an interagency task force that includes the
health and human services agencies. But we need help. We
need help from Homeland Security, we need help from the
Commerce Department, from the Justice Department, and the State Department
to do something about the weaponized health communication that's coming
out of Russia. And until we also do that, things
are going to not Things are going to be really
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rough now in the next few weeks and months over
these mandates.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
Ken Paxton is running for the US Senate. He toppled
the twenty four year establishment Republican John Cornyn. He was
part of the Lindsay Grahamnesty Mitch McConnell, John Thune cabal.
But the Republican voters of Texas said, we've had enough.
We want a maga guy in there. That's Ken Paxton.
Donald Trump endorsedon Well, this is his policy roll out
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as we get close to the election, protecting Texas promise.
A twenty five thousand dollars tax deduction for out of
pocket medical experience expensive including insurance premiums, A fifty thousand
dollars home down home down payment deduction, a five thousand
dollars healthy living deduction for staying active and eating right,
A doubled child tax credit with Trump accounts locked in.
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He says, look, we're trying to get to government out
of your life. We're trying to reduce your taxes for
doing the things that you're doing to protect your health,
your family, your children, your business. Here's his ad.
Speaker 11 (07:27):
As attorney Gentleman, I fought for Texas. Washington is making
it harder than ever to get ahead, and the American
dream is slipping away as a cost of everything from
housing to healthcare rises. I believe every Texan should be
able to buy a home and raise a family and
live a healthy life without reguggling.
Speaker 12 (07:43):
To make ends meet.
Speaker 11 (07:44):
That's why I'm unveiling my Protecting Texas Promise agenda. It
establishes a landmark twenty five thousand dollars tax deduction for
all out of pocket medical expenses, including insurance premiums. It
creates a historic fifty thousand dollars home down payment deduction
make it easier to buy a home. It institutes a
five thousand dollars Healthy Living text deedction to help texan
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and stay active, eat healthier, and invest in their well being.
It doubles the child text fit and makes the Trump
accounts from it. I'm running because I believe the American
dream is still for a fighting for I hope you
all will join me as I travel across our state,
share my plan, and make that train for reaction.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
This is me Michael Berry the Show. One of the
things that Trump did starting in twenty sixteen were really
starting in twenty fifteen is he had his finger on
the pulse of real Americans, which is crazy because he
rides around in a Trump helicopter and a Trump a
jumbo jet with his name across the side, and lived
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in New York at most of the time back then.
But here was the guy who understood what drove you
and me and talked about it, and he made the
politicians look silly. That's why Jeb Bush had to read
one of these lines from people who probably wrote for
his brother and his daddy before him, and at the
end of the line had to say, please clap. That's why,
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because he didn't understand real Americans, because he had no
sense of what drives us. Trump does well. Marco Rubio
has been quietly his understudy, as have some others, and
he was asked a question by Laura Trump on Fox News,
and this is this is the sort of answer. This
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is the sort of sentiment, whether it's true or not,
that Trump taught Republicans to say, appeal to the people
that are our voters, that are real Americans.
Speaker 8 (09:42):
Full week off without having anyone access you. What would
you do.
Speaker 10 (09:47):
If I had a full week off, I'd be wondering
what was going on. I'm being honest, and maybe that'll
change when I'm out of this job. But if I could, like,
if I can make the world stop for a minute,
I have nothing going on, I'd love to like, Well,
my wife's gonna hate this answer, but I'd love to
sit down and like watch like every college football game
starting at noon Eastern until when the West Coast games
end at two am our time Eastern. I'd love to
being able to do that at least one weekend. I
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doubt I'll be able to do that anytime soon.
Speaker 1 (10:10):
James Talafrico was at a campaign event held in a church.
He invokes Jesus. He says, healthcare is a human right. Oh, yes,
we have human rights.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Now.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
You don't have a right to your gun. He authored
three bills his first term in the state House to
take away your guns. You don't have a right as
a parent to keep the school and the doctors and
the weirdo organizations from chopping off your kids. Willie, you
don't have any of those rights. But you have a
human right to healthcare. Well, who will pay for it?
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Not a privilege? And how do we know? Because of
Matthew twenty five. He's asking you to read the scripture
because he's about half pastor you see Jesus, he says,
spent most of his time healing the sick. And that's
how we'll be judged. In other words, Obamacare on steroids.
We need government run healthcare and by this measure, by
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the way. By this measure, there's no more Christian nation
than Cuba, where the government handles your health care.
Speaker 4 (11:11):
We can finish the work of President Obama and pass
a public option so that every single American has access
to the health care they deserve, because health care is
a human right, it is not a privilege. I just,
since we are in church, and because I said bs earlier,
if you read our scriptures, if you read the New Testament,
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what does Jesus spend most of his time doing. It's
not well, you already know, okay, it's not preaching. It's
not teaching. It is healing, healing the sick, and in
Matthew twenty five scripture says that's how we will be
judged and how we will be saved, by healing the sick,
by feeding the hungry, by welcoming the stranger, by visiting
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the prisoner.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Now we've got the same James Talerrico for every Texan
who's willing to let the Californians fund the campaign so
that they can own the Texas senator with leftist sentiments.
Here he is at that same church, and a Navy
veteran black woman named Amanda stands up and tells him
about being at a Juneteenth celebration when the popost shut
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it down two hours early with no explanation because cops
are all racist, something that he has said. She says
she has more trauma living back here in the US
than in Afghanistan. Oh really, did you walk the streets
alone in Kabul? Tallarico tells her that he was in
Houston the night before at a prayer vigil for Lorenzo Salgado.
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He's the illegal alien who in the process of deportation,
tried to ram the cops and was killed. And he says,
from June tenth shutdowns to immigration enforcement, every resource going
after construction workers like Lorenzo Salgado is a resource. It's
not going after folks who are actually amitting crimes. Although
he has said our prisons are actually violence, he doesn't
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believe in prisons. He believes in cutting bad guys loose.
And then he says, if he's elected a US Senator,
he will build the political will to take federal action
to ensure quote law enforcement is actually protecting and serving
all of us, not just some of us. That's James
tall Rico, not running for the US Senate in Texas
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running in California, but running for the US Senate in Texas.
My god, California, Reid Hoffman, George Soros, it is impressive,
the hoodspy. You have to try this in Texas.
Speaker 8 (13:41):
Hello.
Speaker 7 (13:42):
Hi, I'm Amanda Meredith. I'm a veteran of the US Navy.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
Hey, thank you too.
Speaker 7 (13:47):
I'm from South OKL. My question is, since I've gone
back since twenty seventeen, I have noticed the over police
in our neighborhoods, especially during Junetieve, I myself was attending
an event in Lancaster and our event was closed down
two hours prior to it actually ending. We were doing nothing,
we were just having a very joyous occasion, and yet
we were told to leave without even giving a proper explanation.
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Every since that Trump had ended the investigations into civil
rights investigations, police investigations, the craziness in this in this
country has gotten worse. Our people have getting killed left
and right. Carmel and Anthony's case, it's just autracity. Excuse
my language, but it is.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
But it is.
Speaker 7 (14:27):
So what are we going to do to fix those harms?
Speaker 1 (14:29):
There should be no.
Speaker 7 (14:30):
Reason why I can't go to a cookout and enjoy
and enjoy myself amongst my people. I have more trauma
from living here coming back here than I did when
I was in bad Bayhrain, Kuwait, Afghan as Sand and.
Speaker 8 (14:43):
This is this is.
Speaker 7 (14:44):
That is that's the anxiety. That's what I was most
worried about. I came back here because my family is
here for my son so he can get to know them.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
But that was what what it It's going.
Speaker 7 (14:51):
To be like now when I'm driving around, am I
gonna get harassed by the police of state troopers and
he has got to side.
Speaker 4 (14:56):
Thank you, Thank you for your question, and thank you
for your service. This is unacceptable. I was proud to
march in doctor Opaliz's Walk for Freedom in for Worth
for Juneteenth. It was one of the most beautiful celebrations
I've participated in in the whole campaign. So many Texans
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showing up, black, white, and brown all together, marching for justice,
marching for progress, marching for freedom. It was a joyous,
beautiful thing to see. And I'm so sorry that law
enforcement felt the need to shut down a joyous festival
for you in this community. It is unacceptable. Law enforcement
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is here to serve us, it is here to protect US,
and too often we see law enforcement weaponized against black
and brown communities in this state. We have a deeply
broken justice system, we have a deeply broken approach to policing.
And we'll just and I do want to just mention this.
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I was in Houston last night and we had a
prayer vigil for Lorenzo Salgado Rajo who was murdered by
ice on the streets of Houston. Our immigrant community is
also facing a similar threat from being over policed. Every
resource going after construction workers like Lorenzo Salgado is a
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resource that's not going after folks who are actually committing crimes.
And so we have to get back to a place
where police were law enforcement, where ice, where they are
actually fighting for public sacy nothing mighty work from Michael
Berry known as this are also known as El Tasino.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Now let's go to Ashik Sabe, a nice Muslim fellow
who's the co chairman of the Democrat Socialists of America,
which you will learn has at a lot of their
leadership is Muslims. And what they do is they get
Muslims elected or on Mumdani on the basis of the socialism.
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But you get them. You get the Islam with it.
It's a it's a bogo deal, a buy one, get
one free. You vote for the socialist, but you get
the Muslim to voote because how else do you get
liberal Jews in big cities to vote for a terrorist
sympathizing pro hamas candidate. You say, I, no, no, but
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he's a socialist. Oh okay, well that'll be good. People
keep saying abolish the police. That's not what he says,
he says, he says, that's not the DSA platform. The
actual language abolish quote the police and prison system that
protects capitalism, that protects capital over people. So he has
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no problem with quote something called a prison for the
right people. Just know, the right people are not the
murderers and rapists. No, no, no, those are victims. You're
the right people. That is what history has shown us.
Socialists and communists want to throw you in prison. Make
no mistake. Read your history. Let's look about the platform.
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Sure you know what's interesting is abolish the police is
not in here.
Speaker 12 (18:22):
The language that we actually have about the criminal justice
system talks about how currently our police and prison system
is stacked toward persecuting poor people and excusing rich people's crimes.
I personally have no problem with having something called or
prison be the police where people like that are kept
if they can't. Is it just that it's the language
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that we have in there is abolishing the police and
prison system that protects capital over people. These horrible crimes
that have been perpetrated by some of the most powerful
people in society are being protected by this system, which
is instead mostly going out after people for you know,
having some weed, or for jumping a turnstile on the train.
Speaker 1 (19:04):
Ab Kowas, my goodness, there are such a big tint
so many Muslims is a Democrat Socialist of America member
running for the New York State Senate. She's talking about capitalism, racism,
white supremacy, colonialism, all working together. Then she gets to
October seventh, the day the Americans and the Jews were
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killed without calling it that. She says she finds it
reprehensible that she is asked to apologize for, quote, a
terror attack that a couple of people did. Gosh, that's
exactly how Ilhan Omar described the nine to eleven attacks
in the US, and she says there have been no
apologies for genocides and slavery.
Speaker 3 (19:48):
She's had it and finding that like you know, this
sis them of capitalism and racism and white supremacy, etc.
Have all and Islamophobia have all been used you know
to colonized lands, right to take resources from other people.
And so this is like a long trajectory and we're
just seeing the manifestations of that continuation right with nine
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to eleven. And so a lot of times when people
are asking us to respond about you know, an attack,
right when if you look back like historically, right, you
know a lot of us come from lands that were colonized,
lands where wars are being waged right a lot of
times because of US policy or the policies in Europe.
And so I find that we can connect over that.
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But then also that the idea that we have to
apologize for like a terror attack that like a couple
of people did and then there is no apologies or
reparations for genocide and for slavery, et cetera, is something
that I kind of find like repents.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
James Carvel, along with his then business partner Paul Mgala,
was the brains behind the Clinton victory in nineteen ninety two.
Now it might seem like a foregone conclusion today. But
in nineteen ninety two, it had been sixteen years since
the Democrats had won a presidential election, and that election
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they barely won, with Jimmy Carter nosing out Gerald Ford,
who was closing at the very end. And the only
reason he beat Ford is because Nixon had resigned after
Watergate and Nixon and he had pardoned Nixon. The Democrats
had won in seventy six because of the Nixon smear.
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You would have to go back to Democrats winning in
sixty four, which LBJ won after the nation was mourning
the young President of Camelot who was assassinated. You'd have
to go back to Kennedy in sixty to have a
straight up race where Kennedy beats Nixon. And then you
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had eight years before that of Dwight David Eisenhower. So
you'd have to go back to fifty two, the end
of Truman's term as president or his full term as president.
So that the Democrat Party was struggling. They had moved
too far to the left under LBJ in nineteen sixty five.
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The social programs, the affirmative action, the bussing, all of
this was very unpopular, so Carvill and Begala put together
a plan to dupe Southern working men to vote for
Bill Clinton. And in fact, if Gore had followed that
strategy in two thousand he didn't, he would have beaten
George W. Bush. But Carville was at one point the
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brains behind the Democrat Party. Now he sounds like a madman,
and on some issues he is a madman, but make
no mistake, he has a good understanding of his party
and the American electorate. Here he was on Newsmax when
he was asked, are the Democrat Socialists of America a
problem for the Democrat Party? The Democratic Socialist in America?
Speaker 6 (22:59):
Are the problem for the Democratic Party going into midterms
or an asset or neither.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
I think they're a problem.
Speaker 5 (23:05):
I mean I think pretty clearly they are a problem.
Both they took mostly urban oriented. I think they're way
further to the left, and the average Democrat Democratic voted Yeah,
I don't have any problem.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Same James Carvill, this time on CNN, and of course
with a sexual reference, because he does love those.
Speaker 5 (23:26):
Let's take in Michigan. Now, outside is partly competent, but
he's way left. I see challenges from.
Speaker 8 (23:36):
The quote.
Speaker 5 (23:38):
Progressive left unquote, and these people they're too hot headed
to know that they're not popular.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
People don't like them.
Speaker 5 (23:49):
But if you get a skewed turnout in a primary,
you might end up losing the race that you should
have never lost in the first life.
Speaker 4 (23:57):
When you say progressive left, it's sort of there's a
tone of contempt there.
Speaker 5 (24:02):
Yeah, yeah, so you were very wise. Hoka camera was
able to pick.
Speaker 1 (24:06):
Up the biggest, most powerful voice against the Democrat Socialists
of America right now in America is not a Republican,
it's not a writer or thinker on our side. It's
actually a long time liberal, nonpracticing Jewish white talk show
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host who is absolutely nightly shredding the Socialists of the
Democrat Party. It's Bill Maher. Here he is reading from
the dssa's own documents the Marxist Unity Group within the DSA,
which is now in ascendance, as he notes their stated
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commitment the long term struggle for a fully liberated, classless
society that's communism.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Now, the coalition within the DSA called the Marxist Unity
Group is an ascendance and I must take them at
their word when their words include our commitment is to
the long term struggle for a fully liberated, classless society
in a word, communism. What do they have to do
tweet out elect more communists? Oh yeah, Sea Weaver did that. Yes, good,
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I'm glad you're shot. People got to realize this is
going on. Yes, my vote is in.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
Twel You've got Michael Berry show. Two Democrat congressmen drafted
a pledge simple words. We are capitalists, we are not socialists.
We believe in safety not lawlessness. We are proud, not
ashamed of America. Straightforward, not hard to sign right. Out
of two hundred and twelve Democrats in Congress, eight of
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them signed eight because the others are scared to death
of the muscle in the party that does not agree.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
Through Democratic congressman released an open pledge they wanted their
fellow Democratic members to sign. It said, we are capitalists,
not socialist, We want safety not lawlessness. We are proud,
not ashamed of America. These should not be hard words
for a Congressional Democrat to sign on to.
Speaker 8 (26:30):
You know how many did eight?
Speaker 2 (26:33):
Eight out of two hundred and twelve guys, Really, there's
got to be an easier way to lose the swing.
Speaker 1 (26:39):
State, just for good measure. Since we're on the subject
of Bill Maher and I've been watching some of his
stuff and cutting it up for the show. This is
Bill Maher on gambling. Whatever you may think of gambling.
He points out that Nevada was the one place you
could legally gamble in his lifetime. Now over fifty percent
of people under the age of fifty have a gambling account.
That's a lot over half Americans. He says, we spend
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more money on gambling than on movies, TV, music, books, theater,
and museums combined. Not any one of those, all of
them combined.
Speaker 2 (27:13):
Here's a big one. We are now in a place
in this country where gambling. We spend more money gambling
than on everything else combined. Movies, TV, music, books, theater,
at museums. Well, I never spent a lot of money
at a museum, okay, but all of it combined, not
as much.
Speaker 8 (27:31):
I mean, this is this.
Speaker 2 (27:32):
In my lifetime, gambling has gone from a place where
you did it in one place in America Nevada. You
can do it in one place too. Now it's so
ubiquitous that first of all, it's ruining sports. But I know,
as I always say, when you're on the show. You
think a lot about young boys, is it is mostly
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a disease of young men. Over fifty percent of people
under fifty have a account, have a gambling account. And
I mean this the floodgates open in twenty eighteen when
the Supreme Court said that we could do this, we
could have this kind of online gambling and sports gambling.
I think that's going to look worse than the Citizens
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United decision. Yeah, maybe worse than the one where you
said the president could do anything.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
It could have been.
Speaker 2 (28:22):
So that's a really bad decision. And now this is
the world we're living in.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
Then Bill Maher makes the statement, because apparently Sarah Palin
is the devil herself, that he would vote for Sarah
Palin before the Democrat Socialists of America. James Carvil says
he's done with the Democrats. But Gavin Newsom says, it's
a big tent. We got a little bit of everything
in here. Pedophiles, rapists, sex traffickers, cartel members. Bill Maher says,
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you know what else you find in a tent?
Speaker 2 (28:57):
Clowns Yeah. Carvill said, I'm not in that political party. Now,
Gavin Newsom disagrees, he says he's good with it because
the party is a big tent. Well, you know what else,
you're finding a ten clowns. It's so funny, so many themselves.
Every time Trump puts gold on something in the Oval Office,
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it's historic and the separation of powers isn't. Get your
head out of your ass. I would vote for Sarah
Palin before this.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Trace Gallagher notes that in a Wall Street Journal poll,
thirty nine percent of American adults would vote for a
Democrat socialist for president four out of ten. It gets
worse among Democrats, seventy five percent would vote for a
candidate willing to abolish the police and prisons, and abolish
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the Senate, and abolish the Supreme Court, to abolish ice
and the border. We'd be wide open again. Three out
of four Democrats. This is Trace Trace Gallagher with Fox News.
Speaker 6 (30:09):
The new Wall Street Journal poll instructive. The question is, quote,
would you consider voting for a democratic socialist for president?
Thirty nine percent of US adults said yes, So four
out of ten adults in a capitalist country would vote
for a socialist president.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
It gets worse.
Speaker 6 (30:28):
The same poll says that seventy five percent of Democrats
would vote for a socialist president. Three out of four
Democrats would vote for a candidate willing to abolish police
and prisons, abolish the Senate and Supreme Court, abolish ice
and borders. And when common Sense showed video to a
socialist candidate of thousands of migrants flooding into Spain creating
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mass chaos, the candidate shrugged, and because of his hatred
for ice, he also downplayed any concerns about illegal immigrants
raping and killing Americans, saying it was only quote a few.
Common Sense would point out, it's a lot more than
a few. But when that dsa candidate was pressed on
how many rapes and how many murders by illegal immigrants
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are acceptable, the answer was Trump. Because when the left
doesn't have an answer, the answer is always Trump. Common
Sense thinks at some point, even the seventy five percent
of socialists voting Democrats are gonna have problems, They're gonna
want answers, and Trump will no longer be the answer.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
David Friedberg is a Silicon Valley investor and a podcast host.
He's not a conservative, and he's talking about how alarmed
he is. This isn't me, this isn't Fox, This is
a guy who is, as I said, not a conservative.
He's talking about Mom Donnie's free grocery stores in New York,
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and he thinks they're gonna work in the short term.
He says, Look, they're going to pay above market wages,
the food will be cheaper than Whole Foods. Everyone will
want one across the country. The sixty minutes piece will
come happy shoppers, happy employees, and it will be deemed
a utopian dream come true, and it will light a
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fire for socialism around the country. He calls this the
multi level marketing scheme of socialism.
Speaker 8 (32:27):
I think that people have it wrong. I think these
grocery stores are going to be wildly popular. They're going
to pay their employees above market wages. Employees they're not
going to have to work very hard to work there,
so they're going to be a better place to work.
Everyone's going to want to use them. They're going to
outperform Whole Foods. They're going to outperform Safeway, They're going
to outperform Albertson's. They're going to be so in demand
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that what will end up happening is that over the
next twenty four months, every other city in America will
look to these grocery stores and say we want the same. Yeah,
I does only New York get these grocery stores. Why
can't I have these grocery stores too, where I can
have discounted food, where I can have the service provided
to me by people that are getting paid above average wages,
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above market natal's care.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Why does this not become.
Speaker 8 (33:15):
Available to be in my city? So, you know, I
think that everyone's being a little bit too, I would
say longsighted in their view on what's going to happen
with these grocery stores, with the you know, basic obvious
economic arithmetic that someone has to pay for this and
who's going to pay for it, and cheh blah blah. Well,
I mean the point is, I don't think it really matters,
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because over the near term, what the cheap grocery stores
do is create an incredible success story for socialism that
will help to support and fuel the socialist waves in
urban centers around this country. And I think that there
will be media coverage of these grocery stores on how
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great they are, and it'll be a sixty minutes. And
everyone said Zoran Mamdanie was crazy, But let's go in
and take a look at this beautiful grocery store, and
they're going to walk through the grocery store and there
are going to be happy people taking food off the shelves,
checking out with happy employees working at the grocery stores.
And it is going to be deemed a utopian dream
come reality, and everyone's going to want one, and it
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will help seed the next couple of years, and it
will be part of, as I've highlighted in the past,
a big part of the multi level marketing scheme of
socialism and
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Thank you and good night,
It's that time.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Time, time, time, luck.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
And load.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Until Michael Very Show is.
Speaker 3 (00:13):
On the air.
Speaker 4 (00:14):
Don't talk like one of them.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
You're not, even if you'd like to be.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
To them.
Speaker 4 (00:21):
You're just a.
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Freak like me.
Speaker 5 (00:26):
That I think he'll go on to defeat a very
defective candidate, a candidate that.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Believes in six genders.
Speaker 6 (00:32):
And he takes its at Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
And he's wearing a mask six months ago. Where's anybody
wearing a mask six months ago?
Speaker 7 (00:41):
Doesn't get it?
Speaker 1 (00:43):
And he's a vegan.
Speaker 6 (00:44):
He's a vegan in Texas, and you can't get elected
as a vegan in Texas.
Speaker 4 (00:49):
Before we go further, I want to acknowledge that our
trans community needs abortion character to defending trans Texans is
something we have to do every day at the Stay Capital,
and you better believe I'll be getting sermons on that too.
So when I use the word woman, it should not
be understood as an exhausted term, but rather as a
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as a lens through which to understand, examine, and interrogate patriarch.
Christian nationalists like to say this is a Christian nation.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
Now, let's discuss an awful human being who lives in Houston.
His name is doctor Peter Hotez. He's a vaccine scientist.
He takes himself very seriously. This was him in twenty
twenty one saying, quote, we're going to halt transmission with vaccines.
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I have a lot of optimism. We can vaccinate our
way through it.
Speaker 8 (01:48):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
He loves vaccines. He loves big, big pharma. Do you
want to guess why? He said, the vaccines are stopping
a symptomatic transmission, So you've got it, but you don't
know it. And the vaccines are stopping over ninety percent
of it. How do you know as we move to
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a fully vaccinated population, we will halt transmission. He was
insisting that you listen to the science and you get
that jab in your arm that will destroy your life
and kill a lot of people.
Speaker 9 (02:27):
They're also halting PCR pod positive infection. They're actually stopping
asymptomatic transmission over ninety percent. And I think that's going
to be true of all of the vaccines released through
Operation Warp Speed. And if that is the case, what
it means is that as we move to a fully
vaccinated population in the United States, we're going to halt transmission.
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I have a lot of optimism. We can vaccinate our
way through it.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Now, let's go to the same Peter hotes calling from man.
He says, we've done everything we can do by encouraging
you to take the shot. But that's not enough.
Speaker 10 (03:08):
Quote.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
This is why we have to have mandates. He's an authoritarian.
He wants to control you. He says, you will take
this shot that's unproven. He says, you'll do it, and
you're not doing it. Like Joe Biden said, we're losing
our patience with you. You're not doing what you're told. You sheep,
you stupid cattle, you peasants. And then he goes further.
(03:35):
The internet is full of anti vaccine content. They're not
doctors like him. The Center for Countering Digital Hate has
a plan to de platform the major offenders. Boy, that's science,
isn't it. Anyone who questions Peter Hotez and this beautiful vaccine,
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We'll just get them kicked off of social media. And
they did. I was one of them. The quote far
right activities end quote at seapack and on conservative news
channels need to be worked harder. And then Russia, the
Russian government is piling on anti vaccine content as a
wedge issue. We need Homeland Security, the Commerce Department, the
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Justice Department, and the State Department, an interagency task force
to manage what Americans read about vaccines. You should only
get to hear what Peter Hoteses says, and not anyone
who questions him. Does that sound like science? It sounds
to me like an authoritarian with a fetish for fascism.
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This man should be held to account for what he said.
I'm embarrassed that he's from Houston. I'm ashamed that he's
from Houston. I hope his conscience torments him for the
rest of his life.
Speaker 9 (04:56):
We've done everything we can to encourage people to get
vaccine Needd in terms of pro vaccine messaging, I think
the next and this is why where we have to
have mandates. I think it was the right move not
to push too hard on this, at least in the beginning,
but as we run out of options, this may be
the only one left. I just think it's going to
be very hard to do this successfully when you have
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all of the anti vaccine content dominating the Internet right now.
I think it's I think we need to be looking at.
You know, the Center for Countering Digital Hate has a
plan to deplatform some of the major offenders the the
non governmental level. And we've got to work harder with
some of the far right activities like we saw at
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Cpack around the conservative news channels, and we have to
work harder with the Russian government. Now the US and
British intelligence reports that the Russian government is piling on
anti vaccine content as a wedge issue to divide our country.
And what I've called on the Biden administration to do
is to get bring in some people from outside the
health sector to get advice on how to take this
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down and create an interagency task force that includes the
health and human services agencies. But we need help. We
need help from Homeland Security, we need help from the
Commerce Department, from the Justice Department, and the State Department
to do something about the weaponized health communication that's coming
out of Russia. And until we also do that, things
are going to not Things are going to be really
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rough now in the next few weeks and months over
these mandates.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
Ken Paxton is running for the US Senate. He toppled
the twenty four year establishment Republican John Cornyn. He was
part of the Lindsay Grahamnesty Mitch McConnell, John Thune cabal.
But the Republican voters of Texas said, we've had enough.
We want a maga guy in there. That's Ken Paxton.
Donald Trump endorsedon Well, this is his policy roll out
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as we get close to the election, protecting Texas promise.
A twenty five thousand dollars tax deduction for out of
pocket medical experience expensive including insurance premiums, A fifty thousand
dollars home down home down payment deduction, a five thousand
dollars healthy living deduction for staying active and eating right,
A doubled child tax credit with Trump accounts locked in.
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He says, look, we're trying to get to government out
of your life. We're trying to reduce your taxes for
doing the things that you're doing to protect your health,
your family, your children, your business. Here's his ad.
Speaker 11 (07:27):
As attorney Gentleman, I fought for Texas. Washington is making
it harder than ever to get ahead, and the American
dream is slipping away as a cost of everything from
housing to healthcare rises. I believe every Texan should be
able to buy a home and raise a family and
live a healthy life without reguggling.
Speaker 12 (07:43):
To make ends meet.
Speaker 11 (07:44):
That's why I'm unveiling my Protecting Texas Promise agenda. It
establishes a landmark twenty five thousand dollars tax deduction for
all out of pocket medical expenses, including insurance premiums. It
creates a historic fifty thousand dollars home down payment deduction
make it easier to buy a home. It institutes a
five thousand dollars Healthy Living text deedction to help texan
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and stay active, eat healthier, and invest in their well being.
It doubles the child text fit and makes the Trump
accounts from it. I'm running because I believe the American
dream is still for a fighting for I hope you
all will join me as I travel across our state,
share my plan, and make that train for reaction.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
This is me Michael Berry the Show. One of the
things that Trump did starting in twenty sixteen were really
starting in twenty fifteen is he had his finger on
the pulse of real Americans, which is crazy because he
rides around in a Trump helicopter and a Trump a
jumbo jet with his name across the side, and lived
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in New York at most of the time back then.
But here was the guy who understood what drove you
and me and talked about it, and he made the
politicians look silly. That's why Jeb Bush had to read
one of these lines from people who probably wrote for
his brother and his daddy before him, and at the
end of the line had to say, please clap. That's why,
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because he didn't understand real Americans, because he had no
sense of what drives us. Trump does well. Marco Rubio
has been quietly his understudy, as have some others, and
he was asked a question by Laura Trump on Fox News,
and this is this is the sort of answer. This
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is the sort of sentiment, whether it's true or not,
that Trump taught Republicans to say, appeal to the people
that are our voters, that are real Americans.
Speaker 8 (09:42):
Full week off without having anyone access you. What would
you do.
Speaker 10 (09:47):
If I had a full week off, I'd be wondering
what was going on. I'm being honest, and maybe that'll
change when I'm out of this job. But if I could, like,
if I can make the world stop for a minute,
I have nothing going on, I'd love to like, Well,
my wife's gonna hate this answer, but I'd love to
sit down and like watch like every college football game
starting at noon Eastern until when the West Coast games
end at two am our time Eastern. I'd love to
being able to do that at least one weekend. I
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doubt I'll be able to do that anytime soon.
Speaker 1 (10:10):
James Talafrico was at a campaign event held in a church.
He invokes Jesus. He says, healthcare is a human right. Oh, yes,
we have human rights.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Now.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
You don't have a right to your gun. He authored
three bills his first term in the state House to
take away your guns. You don't have a right as
a parent to keep the school and the doctors and
the weirdo organizations from chopping off your kids. Willie, you
don't have any of those rights. But you have a
human right to healthcare. Well, who will pay for it?
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Not a privilege? And how do we know? Because of
Matthew twenty five. He's asking you to read the scripture
because he's about half pastor you see Jesus, he says,
spent most of his time healing the sick. And that's
how we'll be judged. In other words, Obamacare on steroids.
We need government run healthcare and by this measure, by
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the way. By this measure, there's no more Christian nation
than Cuba, where the government handles your health care.
Speaker 4 (11:11):
We can finish the work of President Obama and pass
a public option so that every single American has access
to the health care they deserve, because health care is
a human right, it is not a privilege. I just,
since we are in church, and because I said bs earlier,
if you read our scriptures, if you read the New Testament,
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what does Jesus spend most of his time doing. It's
not well, you already know, okay, it's not preaching. It's
not teaching. It is healing, healing the sick, and in
Matthew twenty five scripture says that's how we will be
judged and how we will be saved, by healing the sick,
by feeding the hungry, by welcoming the stranger, by visiting
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the prisoner.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
Now we've got the same James Talerrico for every Texan
who's willing to let the Californians fund the campaign so
that they can own the Texas senator with leftist sentiments.
Here he is at that same church, and a Navy
veteran black woman named Amanda stands up and tells him
about being at a Juneteenth celebration when the popost shut
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it down two hours early with no explanation because cops
are all racist, something that he has said. She says
she has more trauma living back here in the US
than in Afghanistan. Oh really, did you walk the streets
alone in Kabul? Tallarico tells her that he was in
Houston the night before at a prayer vigil for Lorenzo Salgado.
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He's the illegal alien who in the process of deportation,
tried to ram the cops and was killed. And he says,
from June tenth shutdowns to immigration enforcement, every resource going
after construction workers like Lorenzo Salgado is a resource. It's
not going after folks who are actually amitting crimes. Although
he has said our prisons are actually violence, he doesn't
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believe in prisons. He believes in cutting bad guys loose.
And then he says, if he's elected a US Senator,
he will build the political will to take federal action
to ensure quote law enforcement is actually protecting and serving
all of us, not just some of us. That's James
tall Rico, not running for the US Senate in Texas
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running in California, but running for the US Senate in Texas.
My god, California, Reid Hoffman, George Soros, it is impressive,
the hoodspy. You have to try this in Texas.
Speaker 8 (13:41):
Hello.
Speaker 7 (13:42):
Hi, I'm Amanda Meredith. I'm a veteran of the US Navy.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
Hey, thank you too.
Speaker 7 (13:47):
I'm from South OKL. My question is, since I've gone
back since twenty seventeen, I have noticed the over police
in our neighborhoods, especially during Junetieve, I myself was attending
an event in Lancaster and our event was closed down
two hours prior to it actually ending. We were doing nothing,
we were just having a very joyous occasion, and yet
we were told to leave without even giving a proper explanation.
(14:09):
Every since that Trump had ended the investigations into civil
rights investigations, police investigations, the craziness in this in this
country has gotten worse. Our people have getting killed left
and right. Carmel and Anthony's case, it's just autracity. Excuse
my language, but it is.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
But it is.
Speaker 7 (14:27):
So what are we going to do to fix those harms?
Speaker 1 (14:29):
There should be no.
Speaker 7 (14:30):
Reason why I can't go to a cookout and enjoy
and enjoy myself amongst my people. I have more trauma
from living here coming back here than I did when
I was in bad Bayhrain, Kuwait, Afghan as Sand and.
Speaker 8 (14:43):
This is this is.
Speaker 7 (14:44):
That is that's the anxiety. That's what I was most
worried about. I came back here because my family is
here for my son so he can get to know them.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
But that was what what it It's going.
Speaker 7 (14:51):
To be like now when I'm driving around, am I
gonna get harassed by the police of state troopers and
he has got to side.
Speaker 4 (14:56):
Thank you, Thank you for your question, and thank you
for your service. This is unacceptable. I was proud to
march in doctor Opaliz's Walk for Freedom in for Worth
for Juneteenth. It was one of the most beautiful celebrations
I've participated in in the whole campaign. So many Texans
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showing up, black, white, and brown all together, marching for justice,
marching for progress, marching for freedom. It was a joyous,
beautiful thing to see. And I'm so sorry that law
enforcement felt the need to shut down a joyous festival
for you in this community. It is unacceptable. Law enforcement
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is here to serve us, it is here to protect US,
and too often we see law enforcement weaponized against black
and brown communities in this state. We have a deeply
broken justice system, we have a deeply broken approach to policing.
And we'll just and I do want to just mention this.
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I was in Houston last night and we had a
prayer vigil for Lorenzo Salgado Rajo who was murdered by
ice on the streets of Houston. Our immigrant community is
also facing a similar threat from being over policed. Every
resource going after construction workers like Lorenzo Salgado is a
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resource that's not going after folks who are actually committing crimes.
And so we have to get back to a place
where police were law enforcement, where ice, where they are
actually fighting for public sacy nothing mighty work from Michael
Berry known as this are also known as El Tasino.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
Now let's go to Ashik Sabe, a nice Muslim fellow
who's the co chairman of the Democrat Socialists of America,
which you will learn has at a lot of their
leadership is Muslims. And what they do is they get
Muslims elected or on Mumdani on the basis of the socialism.
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But you get them. You get the Islam with it.
It's a it's a bogo deal, a buy one, get
one free. You vote for the socialist, but you get
the Muslim to voote because how else do you get
liberal Jews in big cities to vote for a terrorist
sympathizing pro hamas candidate. You say, I, no, no, but
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he's a socialist. Oh okay, well that'll be good. People
keep saying abolish the police. That's not what he says,
he says, he says, that's not the DSA platform. The
actual language abolish quote the police and prison system that
protects capitalism, that protects capital over people. So he has
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no problem with quote something called a prison for the
right people. Just know, the right people are not the
murderers and rapists. No, no, no, those are victims. You're
the right people. That is what history has shown us.
Socialists and communists want to throw you in prison. Make
no mistake. Read your history. Let's look about the platform.
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Sure you know what's interesting is abolish the police is
not in here.
Speaker 12 (18:22):
The language that we actually have about the criminal justice
system talks about how currently our police and prison system
is stacked toward persecuting poor people and excusing rich people's crimes.
I personally have no problem with having something called or
prison be the police where people like that are kept
if they can't. Is it just that it's the language
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that we have in there is abolishing the police and
prison system that protects capital over people. These horrible crimes
that have been perpetrated by some of the most powerful
people in society are being protected by this system, which
is instead mostly going out after people for you know,
having some weed, or for jumping a turnstile on the train.
Speaker 1 (19:04):
Ab Kowas, my goodness, there are such a big tint
so many Muslims is a Democrat Socialist of America member
running for the New York State Senate. She's talking about capitalism, racism,
white supremacy, colonialism, all working together. Then she gets to
October seventh, the day the Americans and the Jews were
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killed without calling it that. She says she finds it
reprehensible that she is asked to apologize for, quote, a
terror attack that a couple of people did. Gosh, that's
exactly how Ilhan Omar described the nine to eleven attacks
in the US, and she says there have been no
apologies for genocides and slavery.
Speaker 3 (19:48):
She's had it and finding that like you know, this
sis them of capitalism and racism and white supremacy, etc.
Have all and Islamophobia have all been used you know
to colonized lands, right to take resources from other people.
And so this is like a long trajectory and we're
just seeing the manifestations of that continuation right with nine
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to eleven. And so a lot of times when people
are asking us to respond about you know, an attack,
right when if you look back like historically, right, you
know a lot of us come from lands that were colonized,
lands where wars are being waged right a lot of
times because of US policy or the policies in Europe.
And so I find that we can connect over that.
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But then also that the idea that we have to
apologize for like a terror attack that like a couple
of people did and then there is no apologies or
reparations for genocide and for slavery, et cetera, is something
that I kind of find like repents.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
James Carvel, along with his then business partner Paul Mgala,
was the brains behind the Clinton victory in nineteen ninety two.
Now it might seem like a foregone conclusion today. But
in nineteen ninety two, it had been sixteen years since
the Democrats had won a presidential election, and that election
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they barely won, with Jimmy Carter nosing out Gerald Ford,
who was closing at the very end. And the only
reason he beat Ford is because Nixon had resigned after
Watergate and Nixon and he had pardoned Nixon. The Democrats
had won in seventy six because of the Nixon smear.
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You would have to go back to Democrats winning in
sixty four, which LBJ won after the nation was mourning
the young President of Camelot who was assassinated. You'd have
to go back to Kennedy in sixty to have a
straight up race where Kennedy beats Nixon. And then you
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had eight years before that of Dwight David Eisenhower. So
you'd have to go back to fifty two, the end
of Truman's term as president or his full term as president.
So that the Democrat Party was struggling. They had moved
too far to the left under LBJ in nineteen sixty five.
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The social programs, the affirmative action, the bussing, all of
this was very unpopular, so Carvill and Begala put together
a plan to dupe Southern working men to vote for
Bill Clinton. And in fact, if Gore had followed that
strategy in two thousand he didn't, he would have beaten
George W. Bush. But Carville was at one point the
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brains behind the Democrat Party. Now he sounds like a madman,
and on some issues he is a madman, but make
no mistake, he has a good understanding of his party
and the American electorate. Here he was on Newsmax when
he was asked, are the Democrat Socialists of America a
problem for the Democrat Party? The Democratic Socialist in America?
Speaker 6 (22:59):
Are the problem for the Democratic Party going into midterms
or an asset or neither.
Speaker 1 (23:04):
I think they're a problem.
Speaker 5 (23:05):
I mean I think pretty clearly they are a problem.
Both they took mostly urban oriented. I think they're way
further to the left, and the average Democrat Democratic voted Yeah,
I don't have any problem.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Same James Carvill, this time on CNN, and of course
with a sexual reference, because he does love those.
Speaker 5 (23:26):
Let's take in Michigan. Now, outside is partly competent, but
he's way left. I see challenges from.
Speaker 8 (23:36):
The quote.
Speaker 5 (23:38):
Progressive left unquote, and these people they're too hot headed
to know that they're not popular.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
People don't like them.
Speaker 5 (23:49):
But if you get a skewed turnout in a primary,
you might end up losing the race that you should
have never lost in the first life.
Speaker 4 (23:57):
When you say progressive left, it's sort of there's a
tone of contempt there.
Speaker 5 (24:02):
Yeah, yeah, so you were very wise. Hoka camera was
able to pick.
Speaker 1 (24:06):
Up the biggest, most powerful voice against the Democrat Socialists
of America right now in America is not a Republican,
it's not a writer or thinker on our side. It's
actually a long time liberal, nonpracticing Jewish white talk show
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host who is absolutely nightly shredding the Socialists of the
Democrat Party. It's Bill Maher. Here he is reading from
the dssa's own documents the Marxist Unity Group within the DSA,
which is now in ascendance, as he notes their stated
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commitment the long term struggle for a fully liberated, classless
society that's communism.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Now, the coalition within the DSA called the Marxist Unity
Group is an ascendance and I must take them at
their word when their words include our commitment is to
the long term struggle for a fully liberated, classless society
in a word, communism. What do they have to do
tweet out elect more communists? Oh yeah, Sea Weaver did that. Yes, good,
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I'm glad you're shot. People got to realize this is
going on. Yes, my vote is in.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
Twel You've got Michael Berry show. Two Democrat congressmen drafted
a pledge simple words. We are capitalists, we are not socialists.
We believe in safety not lawlessness. We are proud, not
ashamed of America. Straightforward, not hard to sign right. Out
of two hundred and twelve Democrats in Congress, eight of
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them signed eight because the others are scared to death
of the muscle in the party that does not agree.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
Through Democratic congressman released an open pledge they wanted their
fellow Democratic members to sign. It said, we are capitalists,
not socialist, We want safety not lawlessness. We are proud,
not ashamed of America. These should not be hard words
for a Congressional Democrat to sign on to.
Speaker 8 (26:30):
You know how many did eight?
Speaker 2 (26:33):
Eight out of two hundred and twelve guys, Really, there's
got to be an easier way to lose the swing.
Speaker 1 (26:39):
State, just for good measure. Since we're on the subject
of Bill Maher and I've been watching some of his
stuff and cutting it up for the show. This is
Bill Maher on gambling. Whatever you may think of gambling.
He points out that Nevada was the one place you
could legally gamble in his lifetime. Now over fifty percent
of people under the age of fifty have a gambling account.
That's a lot over half Americans. He says, we spend
(27:02):
more money on gambling than on movies, TV, music, books, theater,
and museums combined. Not any one of those, all of
them combined.
Speaker 2 (27:13):
Here's a big one. We are now in a place
in this country where gambling. We spend more money gambling
than on everything else combined. Movies, TV, music, books, theater,
at museums. Well, I never spent a lot of money
at a museum, okay, but all of it combined, not
as much.
Speaker 8 (27:31):
I mean, this is this.
Speaker 2 (27:32):
In my lifetime, gambling has gone from a place where
you did it in one place in America Nevada. You
can do it in one place too. Now it's so
ubiquitous that first of all, it's ruining sports. But I know,
as I always say, when you're on the show. You
think a lot about young boys, is it is mostly
(27:54):
a disease of young men. Over fifty percent of people
under fifty have a account, have a gambling account. And
I mean this the floodgates open in twenty eighteen when
the Supreme Court said that we could do this, we
could have this kind of online gambling and sports gambling.
I think that's going to look worse than the Citizens
(28:16):
United decision. Yeah, maybe worse than the one where you
said the president could do anything.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
It could have been.
Speaker 2 (28:22):
So that's a really bad decision. And now this is
the world we're living in.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
Then Bill Maher makes the statement, because apparently Sarah Palin
is the devil herself, that he would vote for Sarah
Palin before the Democrat Socialists of America. James Carvil says
he's done with the Democrats. But Gavin Newsom says, it's
a big tent. We got a little bit of everything
in here. Pedophiles, rapists, sex traffickers, cartel members. Bill Maher says,
(28:54):
you know what else you find in a tent?
Speaker 2 (28:57):
Clowns Yeah. Carvill said, I'm not in that political party. Now,
Gavin Newsom disagrees, he says he's good with it because
the party is a big tent. Well, you know what else,
you're finding a ten clowns. It's so funny, so many themselves.
Every time Trump puts gold on something in the Oval Office,
(29:21):
it's historic and the separation of powers isn't. Get your
head out of your ass. I would vote for Sarah
Palin before this.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Trace Gallagher notes that in a Wall Street Journal poll,
thirty nine percent of American adults would vote for a
Democrat socialist for president four out of ten. It gets
worse among Democrats, seventy five percent would vote for a
candidate willing to abolish the police and prisons, and abolish
(29:56):
the Senate, and abolish the Supreme Court, to abolish ice
and the border. We'd be wide open again. Three out
of four Democrats. This is Trace Trace Gallagher with Fox News.
Speaker 6 (30:09):
The new Wall Street Journal poll instructive. The question is, quote,
would you consider voting for a democratic socialist for president?
Thirty nine percent of US adults said yes, So four
out of ten adults in a capitalist country would vote
for a socialist president.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
It gets worse.
Speaker 6 (30:28):
The same poll says that seventy five percent of Democrats
would vote for a socialist president. Three out of four
Democrats would vote for a candidate willing to abolish police
and prisons, abolish the Senate and Supreme Court, abolish ice
and borders. And when common Sense showed video to a
socialist candidate of thousands of migrants flooding into Spain creating
(30:52):
mass chaos, the candidate shrugged, and because of his hatred
for ice, he also downplayed any concerns about illegal immigrants
raping and killing Americans, saying it was only quote a few.
Common Sense would point out, it's a lot more than
a few. But when that dsa candidate was pressed on
how many rapes and how many murders by illegal immigrants
(31:15):
are acceptable, the answer was Trump. Because when the left
doesn't have an answer, the answer is always Trump. Common
Sense thinks at some point, even the seventy five percent
of socialists voting Democrats are gonna have problems, They're gonna
want answers, and Trump will no longer be the answer.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
David Friedberg is a Silicon Valley investor and a podcast host.
He's not a conservative, and he's talking about how alarmed
he is. This isn't me, this isn't Fox, This is
a guy who is, as I said, not a conservative.
He's talking about Mom Donnie's free grocery stores in New York,
(31:58):
and he thinks they're gonna work in the short term.
He says, Look, they're going to pay above market wages,
the food will be cheaper than Whole Foods. Everyone will
want one across the country. The sixty minutes piece will
come happy shoppers, happy employees, and it will be deemed
a utopian dream come true, and it will light a
(32:19):
fire for socialism around the country. He calls this the
multi level marketing scheme of socialism.
Speaker 8 (32:27):
I think that people have it wrong. I think these
grocery stores are going to be wildly popular. They're going
to pay their employees above market wages. Employees they're not
going to have to work very hard to work there,
so they're going to be a better place to work.
Everyone's going to want to use them. They're going to
outperform Whole Foods. They're going to outperform Safeway, They're going
to outperform Albertson's. They're going to be so in demand
(32:50):
that what will end up happening is that over the
next twenty four months, every other city in America will
look to these grocery stores and say we want the same. Yeah,
I does only New York get these grocery stores. Why
can't I have these grocery stores too, where I can
have discounted food, where I can have the service provided
to me by people that are getting paid above average wages,
(33:12):
above market natal's care.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Why does this not become.
Speaker 8 (33:15):
Available to be in my city? So, you know, I
think that everyone's being a little bit too, I would
say longsighted in their view on what's going to happen
with these grocery stores, with the you know, basic obvious
economic arithmetic that someone has to pay for this and
who's going to pay for it, and cheh blah blah. Well,
I mean the point is, I don't think it really matters,
(33:37):
because over the near term, what the cheap grocery stores
do is create an incredible success story for socialism that
will help to support and fuel the socialist waves in
urban centers around this country. And I think that there
will be media coverage of these grocery stores on how
(33:57):
great they are, and it'll be a sixty minutes. And
everyone said Zoran Mamdanie was crazy, But let's go in
and take a look at this beautiful grocery store, and
they're going to walk through the grocery store and there
are going to be happy people taking food off the shelves,
checking out with happy employees working at the grocery stores.
And it is going to be deemed a utopian dream
come reality, and everyone's going to want one, and it
(34:19):
will help seed the next couple of years, and it
will be part of, as I've highlighted in the past,
a big part of the multi level marketing scheme of
socialism and
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Thank you and good night,
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