92: White Lies

00:23 Mo Facts with Adam Curry for June 7th, 2023, episode number 92. Hey, everybody. It's been a hot minute. Did you miss us? We're happy to be back. And it's time to do it once again. Adam Curry coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country. And we'll be spinning that wheel of topics from here to Northern Virginia. Please say hello to my friend on the other end, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Mo Facts. How you doing, Adam? Mo, now that I hear you, much better than five minutes ago. Fantastic, brother. How's everything been on your end? Everything's best of times, worst of times, but we persevere.

01:02 Okay. Everything's good. Everything is good. Go ahead. No, as long as the worst of times aren't too bad, then everything's okay. Hey, man, we're living and breathing. So, I mean, can't complain about much more than that. Okay. Well, I'm happy to hear you. I know everyone's probably going, whoa, there's another Mo Facts. Wait a minute. Stop. Stop. Stop the presses. I got to stop what I'm doing and start listening right now. So welcome, everybody. Thank you for subscribing, hanging in there, and awaiting the next episode in the 100-episode saga of Mo Facts with Adam Curry. Fam good, everything. Rocco good, all that stuff. Rocco's good. He has a birthday coming up, about to be three.

01:43 The family's good. Oh, really? Is she going to be three already? Is that? Oh, man. We've been doing this for a while, haven't we? And we've known each other for four years. I mean, because I know every time your anniversary, I always remember it because we talked over your honeymoon. That's right. That's exactly right. So I'll always be there to remind you if you ever forget. Dude, if I it's only been four years. If I start forgetting, now I'm in big trouble. Right. I should be okay. Well, what do you say? Shall we crank it up here and get everything going? Of course, once again, I have no idea what the topic is. We don't discuss these things. Mo even has to listen delayed to my other shows to make sure that he doesn't get influenced.

02:23 And why don't we crank it up right now? It's not even rusty. It still works perfectly. There it is. The wheel of topics round and run. It goes where it stops. Nobody knows. Of course, Mo knows exactly where it stops. The topic for episode 92 of Mo Facts with Adam Curry is... We're a terror alert orange. Okay. Terror alert orange. All right. Well, terror alert. Terror orange, everybody. All right. What does it mean, Mo? Well, in previous shows, I had mentioned that the forming of the orange people. Yes, as a new minority class. As a new person of color.

03:01 Exactly. Yes. And let me explain what I mean by that. And hopefully across this whole episode, I can validate what I'm sad to see is coming. That there is a separation of quote-unquote white people. And one group is being demoted from whiteness to orange. Now, I know that sounds crazy, but this is what I see. And hopefully I can. I don't want to prove it. Right, right. I have to share with you my analysis. Right. Well, so honestly, what's interesting is I haven't heard the actual color orange mentioned, but obviously that's a metaphor.

03:45 What we are seeing is Department of Homeland Security coming out with, I think basically, if you're male, straight, white, if you can be Christian, that'd be even better, then you are definitely targeted. And that net is even wider than that. So I guess let's go ahead. This is one of the, well, this is the culmination of what I've been seeing. And this is James Carville. And let's, this, actually, this is Fox responding to James Carville's comments. Welcome back. Well, Democrat strategist James Carville's resorting to name-calling to blast the Republican Party. We've heard this before. Over the booze and heckling during President Biden's State of the Union address.

04:30 Well, you know, I told people I have a PhD in white trashology. And you saw real white trash on display. And let me say something about Congress and Marjorie Taylor Brink. She dresses like white trash. She really needs a fashion consultant. I'll recommend George Santos. He could do a good job of dressing up where she doesn't announce her white trash them by her own clothes. Yikes. You know, attacking a woman's clothes, I just think this isn't a good look. White trashology. I'm liking that now. That's a college course right there. PhD in white trashology. And the weird thing was, I think that was Mechanenia, or I think it's Kayleigh Mechaneny. Yeah.

05:15 Yes. She says, attacking her clothes. Did you miss the 800-pound white elephant in the room here? He called her white trash. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's interesting. Let's go back to what Marjorie's Haylor Green. This is following when she said, I think liar or you lie. She pulled the stun out again that they did. Oh, in the state of the union, you mean? Yes. Yeah, yeah. Okay, here we go. You know, you don't plan for these things. You've done a lot of them. You've advised a lot of candidates and presidents. I guess if you had your pick, you'd say maybe better to not have someone screaming lie or maybe just do the darn thing. But it also seemed to expose exactly what the president's up against. Was that a bad moment for Republicans?

05:58 Well, you know, I told people I have a PhD in white trashology, and you saw real white trash on display. And let me say something about Congressman Marjorie Taylor Brink. She dresses like white trash. She really needs a fashion consultant. Could I recommend George Santos? He could do a good job of dressing up where she doesn't announce her white trash them by her own. Well, oh, okay. So that was the original that Kaylee was responding to. Right. The reason why I played the original so you can see what Ari Melburn's question was and how he responded. And it made even Ari upset because he was like, you can't say that. Because for people that may be

06:44 outside the United States, this is one of those slurs. And it's intra group that that's kind of low as you can get. There's one more lower. I'm going to get to that one. Well, wait, there's more. Right. But do you remember what Marjorie Taylor Greene had on when she went to the State of the Union? Oh, man. She had the all-white on. All-white, yes. Okay. With the fur, and she looked like the nature girl, Ric Flair. You know what I'm saying? Like, she came in there ready for action. So that's what he's talking about. And see, this goes to show you that it's not even cultural, regional, because James Carville is as southern as you can get.

07:29 Right. I want to point this out and make because when I heard him say it, I'm like, okay. I'm looking at if he's from the South. Yeah, if anything, if anything, this was more Kardashian than anything, really. I pulled up a picture here. Right. But what made me think about is like the boa, the fur, you know what I'm saying? Like how, yeah. So, but that's how he came at him, at her, excuse me. And it just, when you start hearing words like this being thrown across in the political discourse, we're somewhere else with it. Although, you know, it is James Carville.

08:09 You know, it's like, okay, you know, whatever. I mean, does he still matter? Words matter always, but I'm just, I'm just thinking. He matters because what we're having here is the centrist is going to become the new majority, whether it's right or left. This is the whole thing with the Republican Party. They don't know what to do right now. And where the color orange comes from is Donald Trump. Let's be clear. Of course. Of course. And it's, do we want to have the orange Republican or they'll go back to being the red Republican? Well, which obviously is going to be DeSantis, you know, the money Republican. Let's put it that way.

08:53 But can they do that? Because they have this orange monster, for lack of a better word, how they view it, not how I view it, that they have to contend with. And without that block, they're not going anywhere unless they appeal to the center. And that's why I'm saying, like, James Carville is the non-woke Democratic Party or representative of that same way. It's like, we don't want the woke. What's going to end up happening is the streams is going to be getting rid of. I'm going to lay something out here. Well, it looks like your question is always. Yeah,

09:30 let me just position this for a second. Right now in the political arena on the Republican side, we have a clear, you know, a clear money-driven campaign behind DeSantis. And the media, all, you know, all even Fox, all leftist-based, they are going out of their way to show polls. And yeah, you know, I. I have no belief in polls. So it's, you know, who's who's positioning this. So when I hear CNN, MSNBC, and Fox, and all of them, and NBC News saying, oh, Donald Trump is killing DeSantis in the polls, that's meant to split the party. I think there's probably truth to it, but we do. But all we know is that

10:16 Trump is benefiting from the media trying to discredit DeSantis. So it's actually helping Trump whether he's ahead in the polls or not. Correct. So I'll agree. I'll agree with that. Now, my personal experience out here in the Hill Country is there's definitely still a large contingent of people who are behind Trump, but a lot of people are like, oh, Ronnie, yeah, Ronnie's got something going on. So they are falling for it. I can see that. But here's the thing.

11:00 Of those two groups, I'm posing it as a question. Of those two groups, the Trump people and the Ronnie people, if their candidate didn't win, who will be more likely not to vote? Not to vote. Yes. I don't know. That's a good question. I would think it would be Trump people. They wouldn't vote. You want it? You got it. Possible. Yeah. I can see that. And I think that's, I'm going to lay this out, but I just want to, first of all, the language that's being thrown around. I mean, yeah, it's, in fact, it's

11:41 racist. And it's not only James Carville, clip four. Well, let's take a walk down memory lane and some of the things Republicans have been called by Democrats. The last thing we need is the Neanderthal thinking. The Republican Party is basically a domestic terrorist cell at this point. They're starting to look like the jihadists. It's not a political party. You're a white nationalist movement. You're a fascist threat to our nation. A party of dupes, a party of knuckleheads, party of weirdos, party of freaks. You can put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. The credulous boomer rube demo that backs Donald Trump that wants to think that Donald Trump's a smart one in there.

12:20 Oh, y'all, y'all elitist for them. You elitist with your geography and your maps and your spelling, even though Mike Math, you're reading. Yeah, you're reading, you know. James Carville, I want to remind you: when Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton, James Carville's boss, of sexual assault, a fact that Bill Clinton pled guilty to, lost his law license over, and agreed to an almost $1 million fine. James Carville said about Paula Jones that if you drag $100 through a trailer park, it's amazing what you'll find that turns up. He has a history of doing this. And my advice to everybody in politics is if you're going to use the word white something, is it okay if somebody else uses the word black something or Puerto Rican something or Hispanic something?

13:04 So if you don't want it to happen to somewhere that you care about, don't use those words yourself. Mo, I really appreciate you jumping in there for the white people. It's about time. We need your help, brother. I told you. You were right. But you are black people first and we're next. It starts with us. And that's why I see this being, it's the same thing with, think about Black Lives Matter. When they started getting too rowdy, it's like we need to pivot away from them. Even though they were useful to us, the same way with the Trump or the Orange people, they were useful. But now they're like, well, we got Ukraine going. We can get a lot of Republicans behind on that.

13:48 It's the Una Party. It's always been the Uniparty. I love you, man. This is what Tina has said at home all day long. It's the Uniparty. Yes, you're right. That's exactly it. And the Uniparty is the one world government, which is by nearly full definition white supremacy. White supremacy. Yes, I had to go there, but I'm going to explain to you. Listen to the terms. You're white trash, Neanderthal, which Neanderthal is the other N-word. Yeah. Ooh, I like that. The way it's thrown around, and I've heard troglodyte, mouth breather. These are all boomerube. I kind of like that one. Boomer rube.

14:29 Right. What does that? What does that imply? Lower education. Yeah. The non-intellectual, the non-elite. Oh, you're blue-collar. You know, you work for a living. You don't think that's the whole thing with the office and work from home kind of thing, that work-from-home crowd. Yes, yes, yes. yes, yes, yes. And the way they flipped it was that people that had to fry fries, you're essential. Yeah, for a hot minute. For a hot minute, you're real important. And then we don't need you anymore. They never were because why do I need to put fries in the bag? Risk my life to put fries in the bag for 10 bucks. That's right. Are you really essential? Yeah. No, essential people do that. Exactly.

15:12 Just to add context to the whole Neanderthal thing. And I didn't go down that rabbit hole because that's a loaded when you start using that term, which is synonymous to caveman and that kind of thing. That's really heavyweight racial language. It's interesting that I forget who this was, a buddy of mine. Maybe we were having dinner and he had one of the 23andMe tests, which, of course, I always cringe when I hear someone did that at all. And he said, I'm 2% Neanderthal. I said, that's actually, that's a thing on the results. Yeah. Neanderthals. That's really interesting now that you bring this up.

15:52 And if we want to be elitist, it's Neanderthal. They even tried to do that, like change it. But interesting. I want you to listen to this room full of elitists when Joe Biden drops the other N-word. The whole tone has changed. And, you know, every single year we've done better. As I said, but surprisingly, last year, we ran into this sort of Neanderthal crowd that, you know. No, I mean, when you think about it, I mean, did you ever think we'd be fighting over, you know, 17 years, 18 years later to reauthorize this?

16:38 Wow. You know, that's so weird. I find it interesting, but of course, also beautiful that you pick up on this as the slur that it is. Where, you know, I hadn't even thought about that. But yeah, you're right. The other N-word. You're so spot on. And that's the second time he used it because it was in the other clip in the super clip they had there. Or the super cut, excuse me, that they threw together. Now we got to go to Marjorie Taylor Green, their favorite target. This is the 60 Minutes interview. And I want you to listen to the setup first before Marjorie Taylor Greene even gets to speak.

17:23 And I know it's weird. People are like, oh, he's defending Marjorie Taylor Greene. No, I'm letting you know, for lack of a better word, the White Walkers are coming. Like on Game of Thrones, you know how everybody was fighting with each other? And here come the Ice Walkers or whatever their name was. I think it was White Walker, whatever it is. They're coming. And they're coming for all of us. Rare for a member of the House of Representatives to become well-known nationally, especially someone in only their second term. But Marjorie Taylor Greene, MTG, is as famous as they get.

18:00 She's gained her national celebrity, some say notoriety, with a sharp tongue and some pretty radical views, like her proposal for a national divorce where red and blue states would go their separate ways. But she has managed in just two years in Congress to accumulate real power, landing on important committees and influencing the direction of Republican policies. Before Congress, she helped run the family construction company in Georgia, known to be smart and fearless, and has a history of believing in conspiracy theories. We interviewed her earlier this week before former President Trump was indicted.

18:45 Yeah, you know, I never even, let me just play that last bit again. That was really good. Hold on. Before Congress, she helped run the family construction company in Georgia, known to be smart and fearless. Smart. Smart. Unlike all those other dumb hicks there. Smart. She's the smart one. Yeah. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. They had to say that, but we're going to. So you see the already set up. They're tying her to Trump being indicted because it's rolled out right before the indictment. Yep. So she, once Trump is gone, she'll be the person, the punching back. Yeah, the orange designee. Right.

19:28 So now they called her smart. Now, listen to the, that's the setup. Now look at the knockout. We looked up some words that have been said about you. Okay. Crazy. Q clown. Looney tune. Unhinged. unhinged, moron, pretty ugly stuff. Looks like the average troll in my Twitter feed. So I don't really care. You're used to it. So I don't let name calling bother me or offend me. I just don't. How much have you styled yourself after Donald Trump? Ah, there it is. People say that you are Trump in high heels.

20:09 I didn't intentionally style myself after President Trump, but I can see how people draw those similarities. We both come from the same industry, construction. I also have pretty much a plain speaking style, and so does he. But also, he's often in attack mode. And you appear to be. Yeah, I think, but I think our government deserves it. They don't really deserve to be respected that much. Including for her, the president. While many consider Marjorie Taylor Green's behavior outlandish, even thuggish, MAGA activists and right-wing media eat it up.

20:52 God bless you guys and keep up the good work. Thank you. In just two years, Green, at age 48, has moved from the fringe of the party to the front row. Interesting how thug can be used as the N-word for both colors. I'm glad you recognize that. The language, we have to pay attention. Moron, why did you go off? You called her smart, and then you go off and read this list. All of this took place before even Mario Taylor Greene got to speak, the setup, and then the list of words that you're described as. The Q clown is my favorite. Oh, well, there were some outtakes.

21:32 You want to hear some more? Oh, yeah, definitely. You got them right here. Number seven? Yeah, number seven. We looked up some words that have been said about you. Okay. Crazy. Q clown. Looney Toon. Unhinged. Moron. I've got a few more. Osama Ben-Karen. A dipstick. A dingbad. Adult. A dullard. A dimwit. A doofus. A dummy. Dumbass. I'm only a third of the way through the D's. Looks like the average troll in my Twitter feed. A good argument for misogyny. Nazi wine mom, Nazi cavewoman, just Nazi.

22:14 Oh, I don't let name calling bother me or offend me. I just. Quitter brain. This one's from someone across the pond, a daft wanker. That's British for stupid. Lives on a diet of glue sticks. A lower level life form. I don't really care. Can I speak to the manager, Barbie? Meth Barbie, Nazi Barbie. Again, just Nazi. Oh, sorry. Okay. Low IQ and on. Now, wait a minute. Is that the same interviewer? That's the same. No, that's the daily show. Oh, okay. That's funny. But that's the list, though. That's true. I've heard all those terms. Low IQ and on. Can I see the manager, Barbie?

22:58 That's funny. But everything's rooted in intelligence. Of course. Of course, because these people are stupid. They're dumb. They're not playing along with the game. They don't understand how it's played. Correct. So this is the orange crowd. They've been insulted this way, deplorable. And at the end of the day, I think they're a problem that the Republican Party doesn't know what to do with. And they created this own problem. Now we got to go back a little bit and talk about Sarah Palin. Sarah Palin was the pre-Trump.

23:39 Okay. Yep. Totally. And I think they set her up there to embarrass her to make the whole, you know, it wasn't the tea party then, I don't believe, but it was that mindset was being formed. Well, it was Palin and it was totally, first of all, it was outrageous, the misogynistic nature of it. And, you know, Sarah Palin, she was, I mean, I remember reading her book. I remember walking through the airport and I had bought her book because I was doing a lot of traveling back then. And I remember how people would look at me

24:20 with disdain. Like, you're reading that woman's book? And, you know, and we know now in hindsight that she was really set up by, was it Jane Pauley who set her up? On the question? Are you talking about what do you read? What do you read? I think it wasn't Jane Pauley. Pauley. It was 60 minutes, I believe, right? It was 60 minutes. I think so. I think so. Let me just look it up real quick. No, Katie Couric. I'm sorry. Katie Couric. I get those two confused. Yeah, it was Katie Couric who set her up. And it wasn't. I believe the whole thing. I think the whole thing was a setup.

25:01 Like, John McCain's not going to beat Obama. Let's go ahead and, and I'm just purely speculating with you. This is an educated guess. We got this party forming over here that are very, you know, they were very unhappy with how Bush did things. Even going back to Clinton and the first Bush, they were just fed up. And this is really when the Trump party started forming before even Trump came and commandeered it or they elevated him, however you want to, whichever way you want to look at it. So I believe the Republicans like, let's put this

25:40 hillbilly out here. That's how they look at it. And she's going to make a fool of herself and then they'll go crawl back in their hole. I think. Now, this was the 2008 presidential election. So what was what you're calling kind of the Trump Party at the time, I would say, was the Ron Paul Republicans. Yeah. That's where it's. It was the original Tea Party, which got hijacked. And it got hijacked right around the convention. And they just kicked him to the curb. And then all these douchebags came in. Then all of a sudden it was McCain.

26:20 And maybe, you know, we had just started with no agenda. So we're only looking at things. We're just kind of getting into it, me certainly. But I would say the original Tea Party is, of course, that, you know, that carried on to become the Orange Party. Right. But they try to hijack them the same way they're trying to do. Now they're past the hijacking. They're past. Yeah. Because they. They're going all out. They're already there. They're like, okay, it's Ronnie. Well, they're trying to ride the tiger. They tried to ride the tiger. But the only problem is it sounds like a good idea. But now they're on the back of the tiger and they know, they don't know what to do.

27:04 They don't know which way to go. Trump, I wouldn't even say Trump because the MAGA party or the orange people have even pushed back against Trump over the vaccine. Over the vaccine. So it's bigger. It's bigger than Trump. And I think they understand that. And I think that's why they have to deal with them. But let's go. Go ahead. Well, I was just going to say, because you brought that up, because I get this all the time. It's like, why doesn't Trump just say I blew it? He doesn't even just have to recognize that the vaccines were not a great idea. Do you think this is a specific tactic that he's not doing this? Or is this ego that he's not doing this?

27:48 I think it's a specific tactic. And he'll pop it. Because he can always fall back on, I didn't make you take it. Right, but he hasn't done that yet. Why would you? I mean, because it's kind of like I'm not losing anything by not saying it. It's kind of the same thing. Like, if I don't say it, my people are still going to vote for me. But if I do say it, it introduces a whole nother set of problems that I don't want to deal with. So I can say, hey, I got you the vaccine so that people think the vaccine are a good thing still. Like, well, you got to give it to him. He got us the vaccine. And people to know what's up. It's like, yeah, that's a bad thing he did, but I'm still going to vote for him.

28:31 So I think he's doing the right thing, just in my opinion. You know, I stand with the vax, but politically, I think he's doing the right thing because it's a game of chicken. It's kind of like when people figure out they're being duped, he can play that he's been duped too. Like, I'm in with y'all. Yeah, yeah. So I love you, Mo. You're so smart. It's nice to get a fresh perspective on these things. Love it. Love it. Okay. All right. So let's go back and listen to Sarah Palin, the pre-Trump. For Republicans, Sarah Palin ignited a new political force.

29:14 Sarah Palin came out and brought the house down. She electrified that GOP base like no one I had ever seen. And you recall, that was one of the times where the prompter failed and she just ad-libbed it. I love those hockey moms. You know, they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick. Lipstick. And people loved it. She was almost a pre-Trump in the way that she just sort of had this matter-of-fact, sort of folksy.

29:52 She wasn't too highbrow. And so, real Americans, you know, regular folks could relate to her. Well, I'm not a member of the permanent political establishment. She was the beginning of the shift where the people began to believe that they could take the power back from the elite. I've learned quickly these last few days that if you're not a member in good standing of the Washington elite, then some in the media consider a candidate unqualified for that reason alone. But she capped into a simmering grievance in the country that's real.

30:39 There's a rebellion that's taking place in this country against the elites. Thank you, and God bless America. Thank you. I'm glad you played that because I'm just realizing that, man, she already was on the media, fake news. I remember when she said, Can I just call you Joe? She had it. She had them. It was taken by storm. It was rocking and rolling. And she just couldn't. I mean, they took her down so hard with the media. And I'd say the most important factor in that was Saturday Night Live

31:20 with. I know who you're talking about. Yeah, Tina Faye. Yeah, and she said, you know, it was Tina Faye who said, I can see Russia from my porch. Sarah Palin never said that, but that's how good it was that everyone believes now to this day that Sarah Palin said that. And was Sarah Palin right? Of course she's right. It's right across the water there. Of course you can. I don't mean about that. I'm saying about Russia. And that shows you how the leader party moves, right? That's the dumbest thing we ever heard. And now it's like, we got to do everything to take out Russia. Take out Russia. You're absolutely right.

32:02 Even with Mitt Romney, you remember it was like our biggest third is Russia. And Robam was like, did you get your foreign policy from the 1980s? You know, now look. Yep, you're right. You're right. Well, that was also the time when Obama was, you know, hot mic talking to Medbedef, saying, hey, man, once I'm in, don't worry about it. We'll take care of y'all. We'll fix this all up. We'll hook you up, bro. Oh, we will hook you up. Yeah, they hooked him up. All right. Yeah, I sure did. So that was the origin of the orange. I know people like this orange thing, let it go, Mo. No, this is Malcolm Nance, aka.

32:42 No, no, don't laugh. Malcolm Lance. Hey, man, Nance makes me laugh. I can't help it. Well, he used to make me laugh too after I played this set of clips. This is Malcolm Nance, aka the Neil deGrasse Tyson of counterintelligence. And that's how he has it in his bio. I've listened to several of his lectures or long-form interviews. And every time they mention that, the Neil deGrasse Tyson of counterintelligence really interesting. This is the number six, 8A first. We're going straight in because I want you to hear that. This is the end. This is the punchline. And I want you to hear how he got to that point.

33:27 Number six. The deranged ideology of the orange jihad. That's a technical intelligence phrase. If I were to actually. No, really. Okay. I want you. That makes it even funnier than you realize. I want you to think about this for one minute because we do come up with some very clever phraseology for our strategic intelligence assessments. And that little phrase, turn of a phrase, immediately evokes the knowledge of what I'm talking about, right? The orange jihad, which is what is going on here, which is, you know, I mean, I could have used Caucasian jihad or something like that. No, no, orange is perfect. No, no. Orange. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What is this interview from?

34:13 This is him and Mark Lamont Hill. And the title of his is covering his book, They Want to Kill Americans. Which I don't want to lead the witness or whatever how you say that. You know what I'm saying? want you to pay attention to the duplicity of his language and how it could be. Even they want to kill Americans. That title. Like, look at that. They want to kill Americans. Who's the they? Yeah, well, and who's the Americans? Well, yeah. Equally good question. Because that can go either way.

34:51 Is the they, the one world government, you know, want to kill actual Americans, or are the they, the orange, and we see the non-orange is the actual Americans. And he does this with his whole, it's a, he's gifted. I got to give him his credit. I mean, I ain't a hater. So he's very gifted at what he does. That's what intelligence is. Intelligence is information warfare. And sometimes you can be really good just by your, you know, your stupidity, I think. A lot of a lot of information warfare people are not even that smart, but they use the right words at the right time. Or they're very smart and it's just their perspective.

35:35 They see things that when you go in a bubble, when you go in this bubble, there's no room for thinking the other way. Fair point. So it's like, I'm smart, but I'm dumb at the same time. I'm dumb how the world works, but I'm highly intelligent. You see what? Fair point, totally. Let's go ahead and get to number one now. So you know where we're coming from with the orange jihad. Now let's get into number one. I started this book in August of 2020. And what I was seeing was a follow-on to some of the writing that I had done in a previous book about Trump and the Trump-Russia scandal.

36:11 Last book was called Plot to Betray America. And what I saw was that the people who were involved in Charlottesville, the neo-Nazis, the neo-Confederates, some of these smaller militias, the Patriot Front, after Charlottesville, everyone, they'd sort of disappeared throughout all of the rest of 2018 and 2019. They just went away and you didn't see them out protesting. You didn't see the Boogaloo boys in their camouflage or their Hawaiian shirts and all of that stuff. People thought that they really had gotten chased and had gone. And what I noticed was by summer of 2020, the George Floyd summer, they had come back, but they were inside of massive crowds of armed men and women who weren't part of

37:05 the Oath Keepers, the 3% militias. Yeah, because they were the feds. Yeah. This is the net widening that we're not just focusing on these militias and these groups or whatever else. If you're even out there, you're your problem. Right. And the reason why I can identify with this from the quote-unquote so-called black side is that this is how they start looking at if you're even on the block or if you're even out this time of night or if you're even hanging in the park or whatever, whatever.

37:48 Driving. Come on, say it, Mo, driving, driving while black. It's whatever. And it's whatever we deem. It's just like with the Black Lives Matter riots or rallies, whichever lens you're looking through it from. If we say it's okay to be out there, you can be out there. You can do whatever we allow you to do. But as long as you're out there unsanctioned, what they call them in Baltimore, thugs. So it's not even about behavior or anything like that. It's about what we sanction. And you being out here associating with these groups, we're widening the net. It's getting very wide. Same playbook. Same playbook. Number 11.

38:31 Good example is there was a protest in Louisville, Kentucky. And it was a peaceful protest. And people were just marching downtown, going out to the riverfront. And there was at least 150 armed camouflage people with their AR-15s confronting them, getting in the faces of people. And I was like, whoa, that is not the usual five extremely fat guys that I'm expecting to see. This is 150 fat guys and their fat wives with AR-15s. And, well, you know, I make that little joke, but it's a fact.

39:14 It was becoming this family affair. And these people were not 3% militia. They were new militias, state militias, groups that were fought. were forming themselves, these patriot defense leagues of people who were self-appointing to go out and defend places that they weren't asked to ever come to. Perfect example, Kyle Rittenhouse. Oh, man. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Fat white guys and their wives. Wow. And this is coming from, he lives in the bubble of you can't call people fat. I don't, you know, that's that's what fat shaming.

39:59 Yeah. But if you're shaming orange people, oh, go right ahead. Just like this whole thing with intelligence. Say, for instance, that they are dumber, then you're an ableist, right? Yep. Right? You know what I'm saying? That you're mocking them for their mental capacities. You sound like a real ableist, but it's in the context of orange. It's okay. Yeah, it's okay in the context of orange. Yeah, in the context of non-white people, it's okay. That's what I'm saying. Orange is being demoted down to the position of persons of color. Just like I said about when liberals used to call Kanye Kunye.

40:39 It's like, you can do it. We give you the green light, but it has to be sanctioned. And this is bigger than just jokes and everything else. They're about to ratchet it up if people don't understand what's going on here. And people don't understand. And this is what's interesting because until, of course, you remind me, and I'm like, oh, yeah, that's right. But I don't even see it this way. Or it's good that I'm being jarred awake again, that this is a true color thing. All right. So let's go ahead and get he's still ramping it up. Let's go to 12.

41:17 Well, actually, I think it's 11. Oh, excuse me. 11. Yeah. Okay. All right. Kyle Rittenhouse was not a militia member. He was not part of any of these Biden resistance organizations. This had turned into almost a social event to where they were like, get your AR-15 and come on out. And we're going to do the, there's this phrase they like to use called Koreans on the roof. Have you heard about this? During the LA riots for Rodney King, when they had the fighting, some Korean merchants stood on the roof of their buildings with AR-15s and nobody attacked the buildings. And that has become a white supremacist icon, which is rather ironic.

42:02 But the icon of the Koreans on the roof, we will stand with our rifles and defend and shoot you. But the reason I'm describing this event is these were not the groups you were expecting. This was those groups had now become a small part of a very large militia movement that I can describe in two words: Trump voters. And that all of those disparate groups had now melded together with Trump voters and were now coming out bringing arms to counter protest or do whatever they were going to do, defend things.

42:47 Exactly it, man. Am I exaggerating now? No, you're not exaggerating. It's right down to the color. Trump voters. And I wouldn't even go as far as to say you have to be a voter. Anybody that agrees with anything he says, anything, what's Greg Greenwald or whatever his name is? Greenwald. Glenn Greenwald. Yeah, Glenn Greenwald, all those anything that Russia was a whole, anything that Trump agrees with, you agree with, you're in that group. Yeah. Which this is why it interests me. Other than I see people about to get mistreated. And, you know, in justice, you know what I'm saying? You don't want to see anybody mistreated. But what I also see is anything

43:30 heterosexual, anything. And you got to throw Christian in there. Big time. Oh, that's, I mean, that's, that's, that's, that's automatic. Yep. Which is not. That's automatic. Which is Christian. Christio fascist, Christo-fascist. Yeah. Yeah, it's that's that's interesting. Yeah, so it's all in there. Yeah, well, exactly. So you have a counterintelligence person saying anybody identifies with a presidential candidate is the orange jihad. It's a terrorist, which now, of course, has been codified as such by Department of Homeland Security with their latest security briefing.

44:13 And they're going after LGBTQ. That's what they're after. They're going to go kill him. And that's why we did the. BIE show. The Black Identity Extremist. That was the tech. That's always, they always do the beta test on this. Yes. We're the beta test. They refine it and then they, you know, they move on to putting it into full action. You've been so right because you said this almost from show number one. Maybe it was show number one. You said, no, no, Adam, they start with us. Then they're going to go out. They're coming for you. Because they're going to, as I mentioned before, they'll get it down to 10% and then they'll do 10% of that 10%.

44:59 It's just, it's constant, it's constant refinement, you know, because, and what brings this about the speed of it now is that we don't need as many people anymore. We have AI, which just as a little quick, you know, just as a quick pivot, AI, people need to look at AI like another country. What I mean by that, like how America in the 80s looked at China. It was Japan. We looked at Japan that way. Well, whenever we went to China and said, we can get all this cheap labor,

45:40 that's how they're looking at AI. We can replace all these jobs, all this, you know what I'm saying, all this labor, we could replace it with cheap labor, just more servers. Oh, yeah. So what do you do with the leftovers? You kill them. Yeah. Well, you got to kill them before they reproduce. That's the goal. Yes. Kill them before they reproduce. And I know that sounds like. Well, no, no, no. This is very interesting. Let me ask you a question, Mo. In your experience, do you, and forget about men? Because men is a different issue. Is there a huge black American girl trans issue?

46:21 It started with us. Hello. Right. With like Beyoncé, if I were a boy. Just take a look around. It was, that's why it was, for lack of a better word, it was a stud thing that the Britney Granners of the world. Right. Okay. That, you know, that's where it started. We, we, this is 10 years out for us. Right, but it's already ended for you. No, it's still going. This is what Black Lives Matter came out of. That 10-year incubation period resulted in Black Lives Matter. Now it's that gay is just normalized on the black side to where you can take a 14-year-old boy like Dwayne Wayne,

47:04 Dwayne Wade's son and do it right out in public, and nobody says nothing on the black side, or very few people in the media. Let me say that. Let me clarify that. And this is where, even with the black side, the media has parted away from the masses. Oh, yeah. Okay. No, I mean, like I said, yeah, it's been over here. Wow. Okay. Well, thanks because we got it now. Because it starts with us. Two things I was sure about this show. It starts with us, and we leave, we open the door and we left holding the door.

47:49 Those two things are. Yeah. Yeah. What was the other one? The other one was Beyonce if I was a boy. Oh, Beyonce, Jesus, Michelle Obama. There was another one that was, what's her name? It's going to come to me in a minute. I think Pink had a boy. Yeah. Yeah, I think those, I think that was really influential. It goes deeper than that, man. Like, even with the wire and Snoop, that's a good example. How long was The Wire ago? Yeah. Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. And you had Snoop walking around

48:33 as a male, identify as a male. And that's what I'm saying. It was normalized then. Nobody was tripping on her on the wire about her being that way. So it's been over here for a minute. Wow, man. And it only gets worse. I mean, from your perspective, but it only, the propaganda only gets worse. Got it. Okay, sorry to bum you out. No, no, no. Let's go back to Malcolm Nance because that's funnier. All right, let's go. Now, how did they get from that law and ordered society? How did they get from the thin blue line, we love all cops? Right. But this is where they have invented their own narrative. And that narrative is.

49:15 we love you till the moment you get in the way of white people and what they want. Stop. And then you are listening to what he said. Back it up again. And this is what I'm talking about. That double talk, that double speak. Who are the pronouns here? I mean, no punish in it, but who's who? Who are you talking about? Let's listen. And that narrative is: we love you till the moment you get in the way of white people and what they want. Orange. Orange, black. Well, you can hear it the other way, though. Yes. Because that's actually what they're doing. Like how they're pushing the trans and the woke and everything else.

49:59 That's coming from white supremacy. That's a global idea. No borders, everything. That comes straight from the one world government. And it's if you get in the way of what we want. That's what I'm saying. If you could, you could hear it two different ways, what he's saying, or I can at least. But I understand what he's saying. Like the orange people are saying this, but it's what you say in what you say in Dutch. But what you say, what you say I am is what you are yourself, projection. That's him. That's what he's actually doing here. Let's listen again. And that narrative is, we love you till the moment you get in the way of white people and what they want.

50:46 And then you are an instrument of the state. You're an interest instrument of the Zog, right? The Zionist occupation government. And all of these. They really pack in. They pack in the anti-Semitism, the racism, the massage. I mean, everything I had ever learned in the history of terrorism in extremism in the United States from the Nazi revival in 1935 in New York State, where they actually had a town where all the streets were named after Hermann Goering and Adolf Hitler. And then the America First Movement that had their Nazi rally

51:26 in Pence in Madison Square Garden with a giant wall poster of George Washington on one side and Adolf Hitler on the other side and Nazi swastikas everywhere. And it was packed. All of this is having a revival. Now, he's not wrong about that. We've been through this, the Eugenesis movement, but it was Democrats, brother. Just saying, if you want to pin a party on it, you know, you can't say it was Republicans. You can't say it was orange. It's a sad fact of American history that I was going to say, I'm willing to bet if you asked Malcolm Nance about the Bush family and Prescott Bush

52:10 and IBM and Henry Ford, he would sing a different tune. So it's always pointing down to the masses. Oh, the masses are the problem. Who rented out Madison Square Garden? Can we figure that out? Do you know? Have that rally. We need the name. No, I'm saying that's what we, Mr. Intelligence. What family was behind that? And this is the thing. It's like they see what's going on, but they've been so indoctrinated. And this is the boolean. This is the, let's get all the smart black people and bring them and put them in Ivy Leaf schools and we can shape the way they think and they'll speak for their people.

52:49 And this is why it's a real, the same way it's happened on the orange side between orange people and quote-unquote the white supremacist or whatever you want to look at it. It's happening on what the black elite and the black, you know, what I call the black thumbs. You have an article and then you read the comments and the comments are full of things against the article. So they're not even representing what the true sentiment is. Well, the sad thing is, is that what they don't realize, and man, it's so close to what we're seeing now, so close to 1930s Berlin, where there was huge transgender rhythm, flamboyant gay movements and clubs and all kinds of stuff.

53:33 And it was truly what the Democrat Party and what Malcolm Nance is preaching. They are becoming like the National Socialists, the Nazis, without even realizing it by calling the opposition the Nazis. But they are actually the Nazis themselves. What they are doing. The backs, you're not a human being. You're below a human being if you refuse the vaccine. If you refuse a vaccine. No, that's the sad thing is they don't even. even realize that they're becoming that. They're the ones becoming it. That is the true

54:17 health. This is the friends of New Germany, who they're the ones who rented out and did this rally in Madison Square Garden. This is all people from Chicago. So you tell me. And who are they now? They never get to that point. But I bet you the people that were calling the shots then are still calling the shots now from these foundation institutes. Right now, it's the same in Planned Parenthood is an offshoot of the American Eugenist Association. A society, I should say. And okay, so we all can see who's all behind that and behind abortion. And as you point out,

55:04 medical, what do they call it? Essential transgender care. They even have nice soft words for it. Come on, it's obvious. But I'll say to those people that's getting, I want to say sucked in. The people that they think they're helping, they're not really helping you. No. They're giving you transitional surgery so you don't reproduce because they think you're too dumb to go to the next generation. Everything leads to that way. Another thing I would say, there's two groups of people in this world. The more group, more people group, and the less people group.

55:47 And there are elites on both sides of that coin because if you have commodities, oil, corn, sugar, you know, electricity, you want more people to sell more stuff to them. But when you're on the tech side, it's like, no, we can consolidate. We don't need all these people around. So what are they going to do in their free time? First of all, we got to rob them of their reproductive organs. That's all. Or give them birth control or give them access to, you know what I'm saying, to family choices, as they call it, whenever, because we just don't want to produce it anymore. And here's the thing. Here's the sick thing about it.

56:26 The people that are pushing back against this and saying, no, I told you that before, shut up, eat your steak. Those people, we want you around. You're productive. You're effective. It's going to be rough now. Hey, you're a winner. Okay. We want to keep you. Hey, you didn't fall for it. Good one. Right. And you didn't take the back. We want you. Good. Right. But you have to shut up. And here's the, you know what I'm saying? You have to be complicit. Now, here's where me and you, I would assume, don't fit in their plan because it's like, y'all just won't shut up with you. You're going to tip off with the mouth breathers over there. We're not joke. Yeah, we're problematic for sure.

57:11 Because I can't stand by and know something and not say something. You know, it's like, you know, that manhole cover is going to fall through if you step on it. I got to let you, I feel obligated to let you know. It's an obligation for me. We love that about you, Mo. So what's going on here? And I love y'all too. I honestly do. What's going on here? They got to go to Neely Fuller. And this is what he talks about, the refinement stage. Number 14. Now, in some places in the world, the refinement stage is very prevalent. That's not overt at all. In fact, the black people in some parts of the world will say racism.

57:52 Oh, we had that a long time ago, but we don't have anything like that around here now. That doesn't exist. I mean, we hear that there are some problems in some other places, but not here. So that means that white supremacists are very refined and covering it up in that particular place. That's all that means. And that's the refinement stage. But in other places, there's many white supremacists are saying, hey, the refinement stages calls for too much acting. We have to act like we are, you know, embracing these people, these dark-skinned people.

58:37 And it calls for too much acting. And since it's artificial, I'm tired of acting. So I'm saying, let's go back to the old ways. Let's push them off the sidewalk. Tell them to get to the other side of town. Shoot them. Beat them up. Tell them we really don't care for them like we really feel. In other words, just express your real feelings. stop trying to pacify them and placate them and be friends with them. And it's just too much stress and strain. You know what's really interesting and what this clip reminds me of.

59:22 And we saw this coming in the Netherlands, one of the most calm, kind of liberal places used to be. They have now pushed so hard. It came through the whole Black Pete movement, which has been going on for almost 10 years now. Finally, they're opening up a slavery museum because, oh, gee, guess what? The Dutch were actually the ones who transported the slaves, and now they're shaming everybody into submission, which was never a thing. In fact, black and white was so not an issue growing up in the 70s in Holland. And now they've done the same thing they've done here.

1:00:04 That's the refinement. Yes. The whole thing we're talking about is these companies that say they're your friend, they're actually giving you the poison. Yeah. But it's the other side that says, no, we need to stop acting. Let's just go. Let's go for it. And I think, like, from my perspective, I think the ruling class are Fabian socialists. Oh, gradual, persistent progress. It's like two steps forward, one step back. You know, you're still one step forward, but they make it appear like, oh, no, we're going backwards. We're, you know, we're refining. Now, explain what you mean by Fabian, just so everyone understands.

1:00:48 You go pass by that real quick. No, the Fabian socialists, it's this ideology is longers where they're socialists, but they're not like Hitler. Hitler was like the other side of refinement. That we're going to come in with boots and tanks and we're going to force this identity on you. The Americans, I would say, was more of your Fabian socialists. Like, you know, how Henry Ford did it and IBM did it. It's just business. It's just business. Don't worry about it. It's going to be all right. And it creates this lens of take, for instance,

1:01:29 going from oil to lithium power. They say it's good for the planet, but there's little black children or so-called black children handpicking lithium out of mine. And it shapes this thing of like, oh, I don't see that. I just see the good I'm doing for the planet. And it's like, how can you not see Israeli available? But hopefully I explained that correctly. You have fascists and hardcore nationalist socialists on one side of it, and it's all about force and pushing. And on the other side, it's like this uniparty of is this gradual, you know, gradual progress.

1:02:08 I think some of you had somebody say it's like straightening teeth. You know what I'm saying? It's very gradual. So I hope I explained that. I think that's good. That's a good one. So let's go back and this is show 85 Overman. He speaks on what white supremacy actually is versus what they want it to look like. White people collectively are the smartest people in the known universe. Now you like that for apples, okay? To a group like this. Sitting here among all these African books and whatnot. And among the white people are the white supremacists, and they are smarter than the white people who are not.

1:02:53 And they are also the most powerful. And also, white supremacy is the most powerful religion that this world has ever seen. Nothing matches it. Not Islam, not Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism. None of it. Confucianism. None of these religions match the religion of white supremacy. Because that's what white supremacy means. It means supreme. It doesn't mean four carloads of skinheads riding down the street shouting nigga this and nigga that.

1:03:31 The white supremacists would have you believe that there go the white supremacists. But the number is not very large compared to the number of black, brown, red, and yellow people on this planet. But they are still the most powerful people in the known universe at this particular time. And the smartest because you can't be dumb and run a package like white supremacy on anybody this long. Yeah, I love Neely Fuller Jr. I think the most important thing he's doing here is his pronunciation. We should probably do that. He doesn't say white supremacist. He says white supremacist.

1:04:13 I think that's important. That's a supreme. So you hear the supreme words. Here the supreme. Yeah, I think that's really important. And he does that consistently, not because he's an old coot. He does that intentionally. Supreme. Everything he does is intentional. But that's the whole point of the code. Yeah. Is that what we learned from the last show? If it's not constructive, stay away. Everything we do should be intentional and striving for justice. I mean, and that's how every episode, me and you could come up and have a wonderful conversation easily. You know what I'm saying? Probably two or three times a week. But it's the point that I see something and I had to get the evidence.

1:04:53 Because if you say, oh, yeah, they're trying to turn, you know, orange people, you know, to color people, and without the evidence, it doesn't hit the same. You know what I'm saying? It's not as constructive. And now when you go back and listen to James Carville talk, who's really the white supremacist? Supremacist. I'm going to start doing this. I'm going to start doing this everywhere. Supreme. I'm going to correct news, news items. It's supremacist, not supremacist, supremacist. I wonder if that's intentional to change the, you know, the take the softening. Yeah, of course. That would be refinement. That's a refinement by itself. That's a fractal. It's a fractal

1:05:35 refinement. It is. No, no, no. You can't say supreme. That'll throw him off. Wow. I didn't think about it like this. Yeah, yeah. That's going to be my new thing. Supreme. Supreme. Supremacist. Because that's their mentality. We are supreme. You know, we don't say Diana Ross and the Supremes. Come on now. That's true. So, speaking of the supremacists or alleged supremacists, George W. Bush. Now, I want you to listen to this clip. And this goes to show you, I think, just the mentality of it. And this is, I don't care. I'll never apologize for the United States of America ever.

1:06:19 I don't care what the facts are. I will lead her. I will do my level best to stand up for freedom and democracy around the world by keeping the United States of America strong and by keeping our eyes wide open as we welcome change in the world by keeping our eyes wide open. Okay. I'll never apologize no matter what the facts are. Yeah, isn't that great? And I believe that's what we're going to hear when all this truth comes out about the vaccine. Yeah. That's going to be Hillary Clinton hit it another way too. I don't care how we got to this point, or she said it something to

1:07:04 paraphrase. At what point does it matter? That's their mentality. In Iraq, yeah, we did that. And Afghanistan and Vietnam and we lied about it. And false flag. And we knew about Pearl Harbor. And it's this supreme mentality that I'm above apologizing even if I'm wrong. I don't care. It's your problem. Deal with it. There you go. And I would say Papa Bush definitely white supremacist. George H.W. Bush is probably

1:07:53 the closest thing that we had to American King since George Washington. Yeah. Where would you put it? Yeah. Go ahead. No, go ahead. You're going to ask me a question. You said, Where would you put it? Yeah, I was going to say, where would you put Reagan? He ran Reagan. That's true. That's true. Just look at this back up, Zoom out for a minute. And then this is what we had to do. Look at it. From JFK, the unfortunate incident happened to him to now. Look how much influence George H.W. Bush had on this country. And the reason what made me pay attention was how long the flag stayed half-staffed.

1:08:36 Yeah. I would guesstimate that was a month. And he got on the train. They brought him on the train. And just the influence over Obama and his son and Reagan and what happened to Reagan and who was in charge after Reagan. Reagan. It's kind of like Reagan is kind of like Joe Biden now. And if that's the case, then George W. Bush's mental H.W. Bush's mentality is still running this country via Obama's third term. Yeah. Yeah. Completely. And that's the mentality. What? We're not apologizing. I don't care what the facts are.

1:09:19 As long as we get to where we need to be. That's right. Because they feel they have a purpose. And we're going to get to that purpose in a minute, but this is people saw this coming. It ain't just me. And this is Pat Buchanan from his book, The Death of the West, The Death of the West. The full title is How Dying Population and Immigrant Invasion Imperil Our Country and Civilization. He got bars. So let's go ahead and get into number 17. When Cornwallis's army marched out of Yorktown, the fife and drums played the world turned upside down.

1:10:02 Now our world has been turned upside down. What was right and true yesterday is wrong and false today. What was immoral and shameful, promiscuity, abortion, euthanasia, suicide has become progressive and praiseworthy. Nietzsche called it the transvaluation of all values. The old virtues become sins, and the old sins become virtuous. Sex, fame, money, power. Those are what our new America is all about. We are two countries, two peoples.

1:10:45 An older America is passing away, and a new America is coming into its own. The new Americans who grew up in the 1960s and the years since did not like the old America. They thought it a bigoted, reactionary, repressive, stodgy country. So they kicked the dust from their heels and set out to build a new America. And they have succeeded. To its accolades, the Cultural Revolution has been a glorious revolution. But to millions, they have replaced the good country we grew up in with a cultural wasteland and a moral sewer that are not worth living in and not worth fighting for.

1:11:29 Wow. It's biblical, too, you know. 2001. Really? Okay. Yeah. He saw it coming from a long way off and that the trans valuation. Yeah, how about that? How about that? So we talk about trans, and this is unfair to you, but I hear you talk about the trans thing. One thing they've talked, I've heard you say they dropped gay, right? Now it's pride. And the real big thing is trans pride. You remember when it was black pride? Yeah, but notice it's not transsexual pride. Oh, yes.

1:12:12 It's just trans. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Trans. You're so right. Wherever we were at. Trans, anti-trans legislation, trans. Yeah, you're such a good point, Mo. So, I mean, you inspired that thought when you were talking about the dropping of words. And I'm looking at that now. Like, let's not look at all the adjectives and things that add to words. Let's look when they start dropping. Yeah, they start chopping them up and just using certain little bits of it. Totally. A good one is asylum-seeking migrant. Oh, yeah, it's my favorite. And they just dropped all. Now it's migrant. They just dropped it all. Right. Which should be refugee.

1:12:53 Correct. Well, this is what is it called? Those are. Oh, no, I can't. My English button is failing me. Would you see how they expand it to contract? Yes. Well, this is what George. This is what George Carlin always complained about. Euphemism. There you go. This is what George Carlin always complained about. You know, it's like used to be you come home from World War I shell-shocked. You know, then it was, you know, before you knew it, it was post-traumatic stress disorder. And then it's just PTSD. I mean, you know, they just shorten and shorten and shorten and shorten until it becomes something

1:13:38 that it doesn't really reflect what it really is. And yes, so we've gone from refugees. Of course, these aren't real refugees. That's why it's good to shorten it to migrants. migrants. And if you said New York City is being bombarded with refugees, that hits different. You know what I'm saying? But that's the legal claim that they're making, right? Is that I'm here in asylum. Remember, boat people? That was another good one. Correct. So it's just they now it's asylum seeking ref asylum seeking migrant down to migrant. And it's, oh, if you don't like migrants, then you're xenophobic. Yes. And it's like, no, we don't want to have refugees.

1:14:23 One, that's one thing. And then two, is you've seen what's happening in Chicago. And now that's the point I'm trying to make is the groups are pulling away these groups they melded together. They're pulling at the seams. Like black people are not quote-unquote so-called black people are not adhering as how they expect it. Yeah. No, there, there's although I get a strong, I get some other vibes from what's going on there as well. You know, if you look at the South Shore and the residents there coming together, and I'm also getting a little bit of the wire season one vibe in that.

1:15:07 Like, you know, you hear some lady who's smart in the back go, I'm not selling. I'm not selling. Like, oh, wait a minute. Someone coming in offering to buy your devalued property because of the so-called migrants? It's funny you say that because I was yelling at my Bluetooth speaker when you were going over there on no agenda. But there's one thing you missed in there. Okay. Is that in the back, faintly, is a guy like, you better watch out for that library that's coming. Oh, I didn't hear that. The Obama Library. The Obama Library. Where do you need to build something like that? Oh, well, that would be a great spot. Cheap land. Cheap land and you're importing the cheap labor. Yep. We got him right there.

1:15:52 You know, my stepdaughter is working for an alderman now. She moved back to Chicago. And they have to wear masks because the migrants, they have scarlet fever. They got lice. Don't worry about it. Just wear a mask. I don't care what your facts are, Adam. Put the mask on. I'm telling you. What about the lice? It's going to work fine. Yeah. Oh, man. And you don't hear about that anywhere. We don't care what the facts are. And it's another way they put it. Like white supremacy rule, no more rules, because I say so.

1:16:33 Yeah. And we're seeing that now. Put the mask on. Wow. I thought we were past masks. Nope. No, no. You got to worry about scarlet fever. It's like, what? Scarlet fever. How'd that get here? Don't worry about it. Shut up. Who cares about facts? Yeah, I don't care about your facts. And that clip right there. And just to give people the context that that's when they have bombed some kind of facility full of civilians. And they were pressing Bush about it. And he was like, it don't matter. Just like the baby incubators, like baby and incubators that you always bring up.

1:17:14 It was a lie. Shut up. It don't matter. You know what I'm saying? We're here now. Move on. What do you mean, aluminum tubes? What do you mean, anthrax? What do you mean, yellow cake? What do you mean? He's dead now. Paul's dead. Who cares? It's over. It's done. And it keeps going. So you wonder how did they get to that point of what he just laid out. And now he explains how we get to the point of this trans-valuated society that we have. A growing population has long been a mark of healthy nations and rising civilizations.

1:17:53 Falling populations have been a sign of nations and civilizations in decline. If that holds true, Western civilization, power and wealth aside, is in critical condition. Four, like the Cheshire Cat, the people of the West have begun to fade away. In 1960, people of European ancestry were one-fourth of the world's population. In 2000, they were one-sixth. In 2050, they will be one-tenth. These are the statistics of a vanishing race. Why is this happening?

1:18:38 Socialism, the beatific vision of European intellectuals for generations is what. one reason. If everyone has the promise of a state pension, children are no longer a vital insurance policy against want in old age, argues Dr. John Wallace of Bologna's Johns Hopkins University. If women can earn more than enough to be financially independent, a husband is no longer essential. And if you can also have sex and not babies, and this seems to be true now of Catholic Italy as it is of secular Britain, why marry?

1:19:20 By freeing husbands, wives, and children of family responsibilities, European socialists have eliminated the need for families. Consequently, families have begun to disappear. Yeah, and you know, the beginning of that clip, he says something which always reminds me of the former New York banker, my buddy Darren Austin, who said to me very, and I'm always looking at the money, who said to me very clearly, America wins. Why do they win? Because unlike China, unlike the European Union, our population is growing.

1:20:00 I said, well, wait a minute. We have children who don't want to have kids, kids who are making sure they can't have kids. We have high abortion rate. He says, that's why the borders are open. And that's it. They don't care about much else. Correct. That's absolutely correct. And these people coming in, by definition, don't have families, not families coming in. And that's the culture. They want to create the consumer culture. And that's what everybody plugs into when they come to America. And I've seen this with many different groups of people down to dietary restrictions.

1:20:41 Once you get here, you know, you tap into the consumer culture of quote-unquote America. But I mean, it's the Western thing, which I don't think is Western. It's this universal mind, this one world, one set of rules kind of mentality. The liberal world order, as they call it. Yes, that's exactly it. And in that order, they have strategies. So now we have to go back how we ended the last show and talk about, we got to remind people again what white sacrifice actually is. Racial white sacrifice confusion. White sacrifice? Yes.

1:21:23 Meaning, when you drive down the street and you look out your car window, you see some white people on park benches. You see some white people who are out there barefooted in the winter time. And you see some white people walking around talking to themselves and whatnot and don't have anything. I mean, and you say, oh, this is racism is over because look, if you got white people who are poor, you got white people that don't have anything. You got white people who are suffering, just like black people. So it's not racism. It must be something else. No, the white supremacists operate on a percentage basis.

1:22:03 They know that, and they even put up, they put in position in the path of danger a certain segment of white people. They'll just pick out white people, so to speak, and just throw them under the bus. This is to distract non-white people to thinking that racism doesn't exist. Yes. But they do it on a percentage basis. See, for every 10,000 black people that they kill, they'll kill 10 white people. And say, see, you know, it's not about race. I mean, you know, I mean, people just out here killing people. That's all it is. Except the new white people are orange people.

1:22:48 But still, it's the numbers game. Yeah. It's the numbers game and this constant white sacrifice confusion. It's ramping up people to feel like they're under attack, appropriately so. And you see them start to lash out or change their mind or way they think about things. And I want to warn people about one thing. This Zoomer class and them after them, there's a super racist tingent because they've grown up in a world of apologizing.

1:23:26 They say, no, I had to apologize for everything, even things they didn't do, but that's by design because then you put them into the mindset of George Bush. I'm not apologizing for crap. I don't care what the the facts are. And it's a hardening effect. So let me explain what I'm saying because I know it's kind of like all over the windshield here. The woke, the woke are going to be the new hippies. When this is all said and done, just like the hippies were left holding the bag after Charles Manson. This is already happening. The woke are going to get holding the bag. Yep. So what they're doing is a honeypot. You know, whoever we don't think is supreme,

1:24:12 we're going to honeypot you. Come over here. Oh, we got all kinds of support groups and everything else and flags. Yeah. Yeah. We need you. You need a new flag. Here's your new flag, right? And so then when it's all said and done, they'll have a God forbid, a Charles Manson type situation. And then even Jim Jones type situation. Those ruin the hippies. And all the hippies wanted to predict. You can almost predict this happening. You're so right. Right. And then they're already being categorized as cult. Yes. Yeah. And then on the other side, you pressurizing, you know what I'm saying, the orange people.

1:24:54 So either one, they're going to pop off, which helps to take the guns. So it's like that works. Or they become so efficient and hardened, they get the George Bush mentality. Like, I don't care what the facts were. And you hear people say this when they talk about not even race, vaccines, like let them die. You know, like the celebrating of people dying that took the vaccine. That kind of thing. You are so right, Mo. This is already happening. I see it around me. First of all, the Zoomers. The Zoomers don't care about anything. The hardening there is, I don't care if I'm tracked. Who gives a crap if I'm tracked? I don't care about politics. I don't care at all now, but I don't care.

1:25:38 I don't care. I don't care. They went through some of the Black Lives Matter. Now they see that was a scam. So they're like, I'm not trusting in anything anymore. And sadly, what you're also identifying is instead of going after the system, people are going after the people. By design. Yes. You know, so I'm always like, hey, man, if someone in your family shunned you and they turn around and say, man, I was wrong. I'm sorry. You need to accept them. But no, I'd say a good 30, maybe 40, maybe even half are saying, no, never forgive them.

1:26:17 Never, never forgive them for what they did. That's a hardening of very scary proportions. So when they get mopped up, when you get to mop up the woke, it'll just be, and this is what white supremacy does. Then they'll take the side of the orange people. And it's like, yeah, we want your side. Let's get rid of the woke. Like the people were with the hippies. You know, and all the hippies were saying, like, all this conformity, you know, we don't, we don't like it, which was true. They had some true points about it. But then the way, like, with the woke now, like, it's we're going to rub your face in it. You know, we're just going to rub your, and that doesn't work. And this is how when you're a supreme minority.

1:26:58 This is how you accelerate your mission. You accelerate it by doing that. Yes. So I hope I clarify what all this means or how you shake it. Yeah, I think what happens when you say, well, Mo, why do you care? You know, like, I mean, like, this is kind of like post-9-11 where black people could kind of like fall out. Like, we're still at the bottom, but it's like, the attention's off of us right now. So it's crazy guys in the desert. Look at them now for a while. Right. The reason why I can identify with both sides is the A-DOS

1:27:40 Black American, actual born and black American or lineage to being born in Black America are the white people of America. No, because listen what I'm saying, because like we're 13% of the population in America, right? Yeah. And white people, quote unquote, white people are 13% of the population of the world, 13, 15, something like that. So I can identify. I know what it feels like to be a minority because I live in a country where I'm a minority, but so-called white people are the minority of the world. Correct. So I can see when you start talking about replacement theory, that hits with me because they're trying to replace me right now.

1:28:23 I get it. I get it. They're trying to replace me with every other kind of black lineage there is in America. But isn't that also ultimately what the original America is? Is that we. really feel like we're all Americans and we want to defend America against this, and that truly in our hearts, color is not a color of skin. Pigmentation is melanins, not an issue. Melanie has never been an issue until they created white supremacy racism. Yeah, see, that's the actual death supremacy. The actual definition is there's a hierarchy of races. And if you're in this group, then you're automatically the roles.

1:29:02 It's like just take it for instance in Britain. No doing of your own. You were born a rural. Yeah. You get certain privileges. That's kind of like what white is in America. Yeah. Like you have access to certain privileges. Well, not even privilege, certain rights because they give privileges to everybody else. It's your right as being born in that system that you automatically at the top. Yeah. Now, what you do with that, now you can lose it. Don't get it twisted. You know, if you get out of line, they have ways of getting you, give you some act right. And that's what we're seeing now. Right now. So, I mean, like I said, I'm just pointing out because this is where it takes me to the final clip before the break.

1:29:45 Tucker Carlson. This is his tweet that he had. A lot's been going on since Tucker since we last talked. But let's listen to his tweet and listen to how he may have been radicalized by the media that he works in. Now, in Tucker Carlson's firing from Fox News, a new text message revealed by the New York Times alarmed Fox executives. Carlson was fired days after the text was seen by Fox's board. Senior Investigative Correspondent Aaron Katersky has a story. Good morning, Aaron. George, good morning to you. The text message obtained by the New York Times from Tucker Carlson is racially charged, and it does appear to have set in motion both his firing from Fox News and the network's decision to settle with Dominion voting systems.

1:30:29 Overnight, the New York Times published a text message from Tucker Carlson to one of his producers sent the day after the January 6th attack at the Capitol. Carlson described a video he had seen in which a group of Trump supporters had attacked someone he called an Antifa kid. It was three against one at least. He wrote, Jumping a guy like that is dishonorable, obviously. It's not how white men fight. The message continues. I found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him. Carlson wrote, I could taste it. Then the message said, an alarm went off. I'm becoming something I don't want to be. The message surfaced as part of Dominion's defamation lawsuit against Fox News.

1:31:12 A redacted version appears in public court filings. But the Times reports members of Fox's board of directors became aware of the unredacted version on the eve of trial and were so alarmed by Carlson's views on violence and racial superiority, they took steps to investigate Carlson and settled the case for nearly $800 million. Six days later, Fox News fired its highest-rated host. I love it when you do this to me, Mo. I thought I had this one all figured out, laid out. So this whole thing about him watching a video and getting angry, that's he works in the media, but he's being radical, quote unquote, radicalized by it.

1:31:53 And here's the problem: it's okay to be normal in orange, but you can't be elite in orange. Right. Like, it was okay for people down in the red states, as they say it, you know, fly over country, middle of America. It's okay for them to be orange. But when you have actual elites started thinking with this orange mentality of like, I'm not buying into the system. I don't believe the system. Let's start looking at JFK and all the other things that Tucker Carl start looking at. That's a red flag to them to say, we got bullback here. We got to stop this.

1:32:32 Stop it in his tracks, no matter what it costs. Because he actually has the power to change things. Middle America doesn't. They have single votes and they got their guns. Yeah. But so interesting you bring that up because there are a couple other things that there were some other podcast interviews he did, which I think were even more powerful than this. Although this is pretty powerful, where he said, you know, I couldn't believe that I was agreeing with the Iraq war. I mean, I said, I debated this was a great thing. And he was turning back on that. And without a doubt, without a doubt, Tucker Carlson, white supremacist, without a doubt.

1:33:15 And that's the problem in that context. It's coming back. You know, it's like, you know, it's a blowback. You know, we need to do something about this because the same way he said about the rat war. lived in a bubble to say you don't question it. Yeah, I mean, we saw what they did to Rosie O'Donnell and Bill Maher. Yeah, you know, you don't question it. I don't care what the facts are. And I know this is a running thing, but I have to keep reiterating that point. This is what the establishment, another word for it. This is the talking points. And then you have people start going back and looking and saying, whoa, like they've been lying to us.

1:33:59 And that's okay. Like you heard Sarah Palin say that what? That was 08. So what, 15 years ago? Yeah. She was saying that. It's okay. She's up in Alaska. She's crazy. But when you have a Tucker Carlson saying that, you know, that comes from, you know, the Washington Elite. Of course, of course. We got a problem. Because if he's thinking that way, we might have other people thinking that way. He pulled out 56 million views last night on Twitter. Did you see it? Because I'm still kind of, I'm. I don't know where to put Tucker. I'm be clear. I'm not saying he's acting in good faith.

1:34:40 I don't know. I don't know what their plan for Tucker is, but I saw the actual clip. Here's what bothered me. He said, so this whole thing was his whole 10 Minutes episode one was about the dam that the Russians operated that was blown up, broken, sabotaged, whatever. And okay, so he's saying the Ukrainians did that. And then he said something really interesting. He said, the Nord Stream pipeline, we now know the Ukrainians did that.

1:35:17 And I'm like, what? What did I miss? And so I start looking and he refers to a Washington Post article, which by itself is like, okay, so Washington Post, we trust that now all of a sudden. I look at the Washington Post article and it says that according to our intelligence, the United States, they knew for about three months that Ukraine was targeting the pipeline. And how did they know this? How do we now know this information? How did the Washington Post obtain this information? Wait for it from the leaked documents from the kid they arrested, you know, who had it on the Discord 23-year-old.

1:35:58 Yeah. Bullshit. I haven't seen these. It's like this is the perfect thing. Oh, we need it. We need a document. We need to explain this. Tell them they leaked the document. I'm still waiting for the big dump of these documents. Where are they? They're not there. It's not true. And so I think Tucker's still in the white Supreme Camp. He may not even know it, but they got him back in. For him, for him to believe that? That the Washington Post figured out it was Ukraine because intelligence told him and intelligent had documents for three months. They knew this was happening. How do they know that? From the kid they arrested with the Discord server?

1:36:40 Come on. And you could be in the white supremacist group without knowing it. Well, no, not even that, but be on the more people's side. Yes. You know, because like you think about industries, Elon Musk is trying to sell more cars. So we need more, we need more people to sell more cars to, especially people that can afford it. That's the selective, you know, that's the ideal group they want reproducing. So you could be on one side of that and still be the control. I'm talking about the control, which we always define control as witchcraft. Yes. It's this we use media to control people. And for another thing, I think

1:37:25 Ukraine got got come again. As far as what I mean by that is, they're crash dummies. They let America put a battery in their back. And you know how Biden felt about Ukraine before he left there. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Of course. He said what? You know what I'm saying? You're saying he talked big talk to him. Yeah, but you're not getting your money. I'm keeping a, you're not getting a billion dollars unless you fire that guy. And now all of a sudden we're loading you down with weapons and pushing you out up front against Russia to be chewed up. Everybody knows they can't win. So what's the point? Yeah. Well, there's a number of points there, including new military stuff we got to buy.

1:38:06 But on Elon's side, I mean, I've figured his game out. I know his game. And, you know, he's a government guy. Subsidies for the cars. His biggest client is NASA, the government, for SpaceX. And he's not been shooting. shy about it. He wants to be the most valuable financial institution the world has ever seen. He's renamed Twitter to X.com, exactly what I said, his X.com, his X company strategy. But he's now betting on the new government, which will be the DeSantis money guys

1:38:42 and Wall Street, but I mean, real big money. And I think he will be the rollout of the central bank digital currency or some other controlled financial mechanism. The money. You'll be using X.com for your payments. That, I think, is where he feels. Which would probably be back some kind of UBI. Oh, yeah. What was that thing? The new crypto they want to make, the government-backed crypto. The CBDC. The back door. The CBDC. Yeah. That's the idea. No, I mean, the whole right in July, we're getting the FedNow payment system. Right. Which is going to allow, especially the unbanked, to have a

1:39:26 payment through an app or directly, not through a bank necessarily, but it'll be directly settled with the Federal Reserve, which is, you know, which is not federal. You know, let'll be controlled. Yeah. Go ahead. A STEMI. Of course, no, they can actually sit. They say that right in their documents. When we need stimulus, we won't have to go through this hassle everybody went through with checks being sent out. He'll just show up in your app. Get your STEMI today, sign up. And yes, free money. That's how I see it. Of course, they will print up money that way. And it'll be, you know, we've come up with this revolutionary idea.

1:40:05 So great. Yeah, we feel everybody needs some money, you know, just to help you through this tough time with the transitory inflation. Get your thousand dollars right now to get your action. Or you can wait for the snail mail. You can wait for the snail mail. Exactly. Or sign up. Yeah, sure. Just like the betting, the betting apps. It'll say, you saw that they get a thousand dollar free bet, you know, that kind of thing. Once they get you in it, now they have you. Yeah. All the way. One thing I like you. I like your theory, but I still like my guy, Hawley. I still, and the reason why I would say that is, he would be the perfect middle ground candidate because he got the orange

1:40:49 credentials. What do you mean? Holly is what? Hawley as what? You like him as what? As president. I've always said that. Okay. If you knock Trump out, I'm telling you, the orange crowd, the Trump MAGA crowd, they'll do, they might not show up. They get the uniparty. It's like, no, I don't know about that. But if you can give them somebody that's got orange credentials, they might show up for him. Orange cred. Well, it's possible. So that's how I just see him, you know, 28, maybe, not 24. I don't think that's a good thing. He didn't give me Obama vibes. Let me just tell you, he gives me Obama vibes.

2:00:01 And of course, you can always go directly to our donation page at mofundme.com, M-O-E-F-N-D-M-E dot com, F-U-N-D-M-E.com. And thank you all very much for supporting MoFax with Adam Curry, episode number 92. Okay, so we talked a lot about the quote-unquote elite, one world government, what their plan is. Now I want to look at their vision. And this is Thomas Sowell back in 1995 from the think tank. And he talks about the vision of the anointed. Tom Soul, why don't you start out and tell us what the vision of the anointed is about?

2:00:45 What is it? Well, it's one, a vision that the problems that we see in the world are due to the fact that other people are just not as bright or as compassionate as they are. And that there are all these solutions out there waiting to be discovered and that they have them. And that these solutions are to be imposed upon the rest of us by the power of government through taxation or in other ways. And what's really crucial about it is that their passion is so much greater than the passion on the other side, largely because what they have involved is more. Who is they? Oh, the media elite, the academic elite, political elites.

2:01:23 And the reason we can talk about their vision, even though they obviously vary in their opinions, is that the basic set of underlying assumptions about the world are very similar. And because these assumptions are the prevailing assumptions, the need to find evidence for them or to offer proof is much less. The white supreme. They, they, and this is what keeps saying they. They. And it's amazing how up until recently, that actual term, white supremacy, was not used. No. Just the media elite and the they, the, what's the other one?

2:02:04 The establishment, the you, what was the other one? The deep state. That's another term for it. Yeah. The political. What's the other one? The political elite, the educated. But that system that, you know, doesn't matter who the president, who the politicians are, we have this system in place to safeguard democracy. That kind of thing. It's like, we didn't elect these people. He's like, don't worry about it. You know, don't worry about it. We just run things. And we saw that really play out with the COVID and the fact that who told you to do that? With that's what they said do. Yeah. And everybody was going up the ladder saying that's what they said do.

2:02:49 And now you have people at the, you know, at the ground level interfacing with patients and they don't know why they're doing what they're doing. They're just doing it because they're told to do it. Yeah. So that's the vision of the anointed. And you heard him say they. And the reason why I use that clip is that's a good definition of that. That's the outer guard. You know, it's like, you know, that's the public-facing guard. Now, who's pulling the strings on the back end? We hardly ever hear about them. So now I'm going to let Thomas Soel go a little bit deeper. But I think this is the clip where he stopped short, but let's find out.

2:03:30 Let me go back to that idea of who the they is. I mean, in your cosmology, are these liberals? Is that what they are? Yes. The New York Times, The Washington Post, Harvard, Stanford, the Edward Kennedys, all the usual suspects. Let me. But it's more than those particular people because this mindset goes back at least 200 years. Who does it start with? I don't know where it starts, but you can find it in the 18th century. If you read William Godwin, Inquiry Concerning Political Justice in 1793, you have the whole vision laid out just as it was in the 1960s. But the 1960s were a crucial point because that's when this vision became dominant.

2:04:13 This sort of arrogant vision that we know best. Oh, yes. And don't even have to subject it to normal forms of brutality. Oh, absolutely not. Back to the 60s again. The hippies. Yeah, interesting. The ex-hippies, the hippies who made it out alive? Which hippies? Well, the elite hippies. The ones that went on to be college professors and write best-selling novels. And a good example is William Ayers. Okay. Yes. The Weather Underground. Yeah. He gets out of jail. No problem.

2:04:55 You can go and kick off the presidency campaign for a president. Go for it. What was the other lady that was linked in with Black Lives Matter? I forget her name now, but she was part of the Weather Underground or has some kind of affiliation with this. We just know she exists. And the fact is, don't worry about what my past was. That Hillary Clinton thing. I'm going to have to clip that. You know, doesn't matter how, you know, doesn't matter how we got here. Susan Rosenberg? I believe that's it.

2:05:37 Yeah, that's the one. Yeah. But I'm just saying, you go and look at these people past, and you're like, how are they getting these positions at universities, whatever? It's they're sticking to the script. And they're the actual elite hippies. And an elite is an elite. It's just that they take both sides of the coin. So just bringing up the hippies thing again, because I want to do a little etymology right quick. Hippie comes from the word hip. Yeah. And that comes from the beat nut and the jazz scene. Like, are you hip? And hip is just another word for being aware.

2:06:17 Correct. Or seeing what's going on, which is nothing but being woke. Yeah. Being in with it, on board. Right. So I'm just saying, like, woke means the same thing as hip. Interesting. I actually looked that up because I want to know where that word hippie came from. But this is from Mad Men, one of my favorite shows of all time. Yeah. This is Don Draper actually talking to some hippies. Toothpaste doesn't solve anything. Dacharon Shore as hell won't bring back those 10 dead kids in Biloxi. Neither will buying some toque wine and leaning up against a wall in Grand Central pretending you're a vagrant.

2:07:02 You know what it's like to watch all you ants go into your hive? I wipe my ass with the Wall Street Journal. How come every time we have a party, the ladies have to sit and listen to the men talk? My God, stop talking. Make something of yourself. Thank you. You make the lie. You invent want. You're for them. Not us.

2:07:42 Well, I hate to break it to you, but there is no big lie. There is no system. The universe is indifferent. Man. Why'd you have to say that? The cops. You can't go out there. You can't. Interesting choice of scene here. So this is set the scene I did poorly.

2:08:23 He's visiting one of his flings, and she's an artist, and she's down in, I think, Soho or somewhere. In the village. Greenwich Venice. Excuse me, that's right. Greenwich Village. And they're smoking pot and then they're pontificating and whatnot. And the cops are outside. And they have this back and forth conversation about the system, if it really works or not, which that's the big lie that the system doesn't exist. But it actually does. Sure. But you'll hear a lot of people stop short even

2:09:04 Thomas Soul to say, well, is it intentional? No, I don't think it's intentional. Or, you know, it's amazing how people are just, they'll stop. It's a limit to where they'll go with their thought. No, it can't be a system. It's got to be a coincidence. That kind of thing that all this plays out this way. And then the scene ends with Don Draper, who is sharply dressed in his corporate attire. He says, the hippie said to him, you can't go out there. He says, no, you can't go out there. Exactly. And that's the whole point. Like, even all these people that were peacekins and everything else, these are the main thing, people that are supporting all the wars.

2:09:46 You know, Ukraine and whatnot. We even seen the people that were against even the Iraq War now are for Ukraine. Yeah. Because if you want to exist in this world, in their world, in the elite world, it's a certain things that you're going to have to bend to. By this token mode, do you think that elections really matter or do you not, or do you think that it's all predetermined? And however it's done, it's done. But whoever's supposed to be next is next. I think it's a suggestion box.

2:10:27 Voting is a suggestion box. I like that. And what makes me think that is, like, look at the second Bush and Al Gore. Like, people are like, we don't want no, you know, we don't want Bush. And they were like, nah, we got too many plans. Oh, we got some plans for 9-11, 2001. And Al Gore is not in those plans. But if it's milquetoes between like, say, a Romney and Obama, whatever, they're both our guy. You know, it doesn't really matter. We'll give the people what they want. Right. There's back to you. Yeah.

2:11:07 So that's how I think about it. And because I'm not one of those people like nothing matters or whatever. No, the reason why I'm bringing all this up is the only thing you can change is yourself. This is why I keep going back to the seven habits. We had to become effective. This is not a doom and gloom kind of thing. This is this is the circle. I'm surveying what the situation is, and I'm just sharing what I think it is. So now let's go back to Seoul. And this is what I mean by the stopping short.

2:11:42 And I think I hate to do this before the clip, but I think they do this because when you start talking like Tucker Carlson was talking, you saw what happened at Tucker Carlson. So everybody knows the gun line. And I'll explain the gunline on the other side of this. Let me read you something that Speaker Gingrich wrote in his book to Renew America. He said, since 1965, there has been a calculated effort by cultural elites to discredit this civilization and replace it with a culture of irresponsibility that is incompatible with American freedoms as we have known them.

2:12:25 Do you buy that? Is that basically what you're saying? Yes, although I would limit that to those who are sort of at the top of this kind of thing. Because further down the people believe things because so many others believe them because they're in the air and so on. But you know, I was particularly interested in what he said was that it is a calculated effort. Now, do you believe that the people, the anointed, as you call it? call them, are sitting around in a conspiratorial mode, calculating, as Snoot Gingrich says, and saying, here's what we're going to do, or do you just think they're wrong and this is what they believe? And they have this certain arrogance about it because it's two very different things. This is why I made the distinction between the leaders and the others.

2:13:08 I mean, I think that when people say things like, more American wives are battered on Super Bowl Sunday, you see that any other time of the year, and there's not a speck of evidence for that. That is calculated. Because, oh, I mean, there is no data that could even be misinterpreted that way. In other words, because there's no data, period. And so, yes. But I think that 99% of the people who believe it are not calculating. Here's how I would say, because for sure my family, parts of my family, were white supremacists, not that they would ever say they were.

2:13:49 And they were hip to the message, and the message would literally come through New York Times, Washington Post, later Atlantic, you know, PBS, NewsHour. You know, this is where it's communicated. And you're just on board. Newsweek at some time, but no longer, but Time Magazine, Newsweek, certainly. Newsweek was definitely the white supremacist weekly communication vehicle. I think that's how it works. No, I agree with you. Key, my point is the intentional.

2:14:35 Everything is happening intentional. Yes. But the elite won't say it because when you go out on that limb, it's kind of like when you went to the store without your mask on for the first time. Yeah. I don't know about that. I don't know about this because I have a good life. Not me, but I'm putting myself in this shoe. I got a good life. I know that look kind of wonky, but is it really worth the risk to push back? But if you get everybody to start thinking like this, this is how you get the high of mind. Well, that's the capture.

2:15:16 That's what cancel culture was about because people are so captured by their financial situation, credit card debt, mortgage debt, you're captured. You can't move left or right. You have no savings. You're afraid to do anything, say anything wrong, especially if you're a doctor. Oh man, I don't want to lose my insurance. Don't want to be canceled from the medical board. That's the capture. Teachers, teachers, what? You don't want your pension? And I'll go even all the way up to the billionaires because you can be a billionaire, but you can be like Trump. You know, you're on the wrong side of being a billionaire.

2:16:00 It's that you don't get invited to these functions and whatnot. Look at Trump. When he was pro-Democrat, he was getting all the weddings and everything. He was a little wonky, but we invited him. But as soon as you stop towing the line, the invitation stopped. Oh, we can't. Including the PGA golf tournaments no longer at his country clubs. Right. Or you can't get that your favorite table in the restaurant that you used to get. You're sitting by the bathroom, even if you can get in. And as you said with the Sarah Palin book, that look that you got. Exactly. That was the look. Like, who are you? Yeah, whoa, whoa, like you're way out, you're way off base here.

2:16:45 And that is a form of lying because they know better. Like, because we know that they know better because most PhDs, or I'm not saying most, they had the lowest vaccination rate according to reports. Yeah. So they knew what was going on and they had the liberty to say, nah, I write books for a living. I don't really need to. I don't need to go anywhere. Yeah, I'm good. But at the same time, I'm not going to take it, but I'm not going to tell anybody else not to take it. And that's the, you know, that's the weird spot. And then that's when they lie to themselves.

2:17:21 Well, it can't be intentional. It just can't be attention. And it's a little white lie, no pun intended, but it is what it is. It's still a lie. So I wanted to define what a white lie was. And this is White Lies versus Phibs. A white lie. Okay, a white lie. lie is a lie that's told in order to be polite, in order to not upset someone by telling them the truth. So I told a little white lie. I'm not sure about white lies, though. But a white lie, yeah, you

2:18:08 just lie in order to save somebody's feelings. Yeah, a white lie is normally about something that's not very important. And it's you're being polite or being kind. No, I think you're saving yourself the embarrassment of telling this person the truth. So a white lie, a harmless, trivial lie that is told in order to be polite, to avoid hurting someone's feelings, to avoid them being upset by the truth.

2:18:46 Let's see, a white lie is considered, a lie is considered white if it's for the greater good, if it's good for the society to tell this lie so that society believes it. Yeah. Oh, I love this because the one thing he does maybe touches on it later, but white lie. Why isn't it a black lie? Why isn't it a red lie? That's a whole other can of worms. Well, that terminology. But in this context, a white lie is usually told by white supreme.

2:19:25 But for what reason? To not hurt your feelings. Yeah, not hurt your feelings, but also to not embarrass me, the white supremacist. I like it. So here's the biggest white lie there is. Once again, no pun intended. This is Neely Fuller talking about what white people fear. And I think this is this next two clips. If we can start having this conversation, then we can make so much headway in removing the awkwardness around the conversation about race. Dr. Wilson dealt with the genetics and the fear of genetic annihilation.

2:20:08 Correct. And that could be correct. I mean, you know, it's got to be a reason. So, you know, I didn't work on that. She worked on that part. I worked on the part of what to do about it. Yes, sir. So I said, well, regardless of how it, so my position is, regardless of how it got started. We sit down and we talk with white people, first of all, and try to find out what's your greatest fear. Yes. What are you afraid of? Okay. Now, if they say, hey, we get the mix in our blood, but you black people, we will be annihilated. It won't be any more white people. So what we're talking about is preservation of a species.

2:20:50 So I'm saying, if black people find this out and we really come to that conclusion after sitting down, let's just fast forward this right this morning. I mean, let's come to the table on this issue right this morning. So this is what you said earlier. Yeah, the annihilation part. Yeah. The replacement theory. The whole shebang. Everything, segregation, Jim Crow laws, all of that was to keep people separated. But the reason why I identify with that is, once again, white people are the majority of the minority of the world.

2:21:29 When you break down the two groups, white and non-white, which we all know, race in itself is constructed to be that way. But just say, for instance, you got two groups, non-white and white. It's the white people. Very, very small percentage. Right, 13%. Now, when you look at American politics and how America works, we're in the same exact position here. And we're looking over our shoulder, looking at the border. Yeah. Saying, hey, wait a minute. This replacement of everybody. Right. But you see where they're shipping them at. And the thing is, and I hate to say it like that, but you're not sending them to communities where they would thrive because they speak the languages of people.

2:22:14 We're sending them there. And if we don't, and just take for instance, interracial commercials, when I see that, I see it the same way you see it. But on a national level, you know, like, yeah, just say, for instance, if that's the goal of Black Lives Matter, wherever, we're just going to bombard them with color until they're no more. no more, yeah, but you're using me as the crash dummy, yeah. And what uh Neely Fuller Jr. is saying here is if we could, you know, this is more likely why if you don't vote for me, you're not black, is uh, because we can't have black and white coming together, of course not.

2:23:02 They have to keep it separated, and that's what they operate out of. And it's funny that we use the word defense, yeah, you know, saying when it's not the proper word to use, it's really offensive. We'll say, We're off your coast, you know what I'm saying, with a with a uh air care carrier for the sake of defense, huh? Yes, yeah, or we're going to Ukraine for the sake of defense, and the Russians are looking like y'all, y'all are initiated because I'm not taking either side in the whole situation, I'm just telling you what I see.

2:23:40 But that white lie is by a lie by omission, and I want to make this very clear that if it scares not you, and or it could be you, that you're going to be annihilated, say it out loud, let's get it on the table. Yeah, you're in, that's why, if like Muhammad Ali said, and I agree with if red birds stay with red birds and blue birds stay with bluebirds, there's no problem, yeah. But there's power that be that are putting that pressure together, like, oh, his daughter, you know, like TikTok is a great example, they're pushing this interracial thing on a whole

2:24:23 perverse level, really, yes. Well, it's interesting because you just use the they word because that's all you can say because we don't know who they are because they hide themselves by design. Yeah, what can we point at, you know, and that's other than white supremacy, which that's the idea that we are the supreme people of this earth, and this is how earth is going to run. This is what I like about TikTok, and this may be the reason, one of the reasons why it has to go is the way, you know, it's a very Chinese algorithm where we don't create strife and discord. No, no, no, you're red, go over here.

2:25:05 You're blue, we'll put you over in this bucket. You're trans, whatever, we'll put you in this bucket. You're, you know, you're black, you're, you know, hip-hop urban, we'll put you in this bucket. Patriot, white, Trump, MAGA, orange, this bucket. And so it's interesting because, of course, I now I'm not on TikTok, but you know, like John C. Dvorak, he's clearly complicit with trans, so he gets all the trans videos. He says, I'm pretty sure he has it. He has using the app. But what you're seeing is mixed race.

2:25:43 So, and that's what's so cool about it is you can drive those algorithms very easily, much easier than I think on any other social network. So, yeah. And that is, of course, driven by they, they who are who are pushing that particular message. And at the same time, say, you're not being replaced. Yeah, of course. You're not being replaced. No, not at all. But who am I going to believe? My lying eyes? That kind of situation. So I see what it is. The same, like you would say with the interracial commercials, my eyes roll. And this is not. You love who you love. I always say that. You love who you love. But what is the agenda?

2:26:24 This is intent. Now we go back to is it intentional or not? Is it just a marketing ploy? They say, oh, it's the safe thing to do to put an interracial couple because black is represented, white is represented. It's the safe place in marketing. Fine. But let's have that conversation and acknowledge. Are we talking about racial preservation here? Well, I can tell you in marketing, it's white lies. It's being hip. It's what we're doing because we don't want to make problems. We don't want to be called out as racist for having too much or too little. Let's just mesh it all together.

2:27:07 Till you don't have anything. Correct. So you're not really celebrating the differences. No. You're trying to get a homogenous, you know, no, we don't want to do that. No. Yeah. A nice homogenous brown cake with white icing on the outside of it. And that's what they want. And some Asian eyes. We need Asian eyes. That's your total multi-culti person of the future. So that's that's but in society itself, that's the way they should. want the structure. Because if you, when you look at South Africa and other places like that, they still have the making racism great again. We want to talk about South Africa and Japan because there's some very interesting things going on.

2:27:51 But let's get back to Neely Fuller and talk about this racial preservation. Okay, what do we do now? Since we all, as Rodney King said, stuck here on this planet. All right. And it comes down to one basic question: Does everybody here believe in preservation of a species? Or do we have some species of people who should disappear? That's the issue. Let's make that real clear. And that should be clear in everybody's mind. Every preacher, every school teacher, every sociologist, every psychologist, every psychiatrist, every politician should be on board if that is the fear.

2:28:34 If that is the fear, let's not talk about it in whispers. Let's put this all right on the center of the table because we want to get right to the nerve center of what this problem is. And if that's the nerve center, let's talk about it. Which we've been doing for 92,000. That's exactly what we've been doing. Which it takes the taboo away. And if once the what comedy does, right? That's what that's why their comedy is under attack. When you start talking about things that remove the taboo from things, then we can actually discuss it in a serious manner. Totally agree. So, where did this idea of white supremacy come from?

2:29:18 I can't really pin it down, but I know a huge contributor, which I recently found out about Madison Grant. Have you ever heard of him before? Well, it sounds like I would have, but I couldn't tell you. Okay, so this is from the Blaze. Now, just keep that in mind. This is from the Blaze TV. And back in 2012, let's go ahead and get into number 26. Madison Grant is a very interesting man. He's charming, he's witty, he's erudite. He's the kind of guy you would like to have dinner with. Madison Grant has been largely forgotten by history, but he was one of the most important conservationists who ever lived.

2:30:00 Oh, yeah. He was also probably the most influential racist who ever lived. And who led directly to the Holocaust. Madison Grant traces his roots all the way back to the original Puritan settlers. His family owned some of the most valuable real estate in the world. He numbers among his ancestors, signers of the Declaration of Independence. Madison Grant was as American as an American could have been. Among his closest friends were Teddy Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, John D. Rockefeller Jr., J.P. Morgan.

2:30:42 Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I think I probably heard of him in the context of conservationist. Yeah, I know, but thinking more like, I don't know, save some animals, you know, something like that. But it seems like there's a little more to him. It's the same mindset that we can do this for animals, we can do it for humans. And they don't really want racial annihilation. I'm talking about hardcore racists right now. According to the Blaze, they don't want a person like Madison Grant doesn't want racial annihilation. They want to establish racial hierarchy. Yeah. Like long as you know your place,

2:31:27 you know, you can hang around, but don't think about elevating because what does that do? Now you're in my space. And now I got a whole nother set of problems that I had to worry about. When you used to live across town and you knew where you should be at, no problem. But when you want to be my neighbor, now you're bringing your sons into my neighborhood. That's a good issue. We can't have that. And this explains Jim Crow and these things. It was preservation. It was preservation. So what you're saying is, so big overarching thing here is what is known as racism, which is supposed to be a hatred of the darkening of the soul, just a hatred of some other color, some other person, because you're different, is actually comes from

2:32:16 a place of great fear and desperate conservation, preservation of one's own self. Correct. Okay. This is an interesting dude because his. is very interesting. His mother was a descendant of the Walloon Huguenot who recruited the first colonists who settled in New Netherland, the Dutch Republic's territory on the East Coast. Back to those slave owners. Puritans. Listen to the word Puritan. And they try to tell you, oh, it's because they were purity of their religion.

2:33:01 Pure, pure. Root word, pure. That all the way through me or Luke when it's like the Puritans. Like, what do you mean? But in school, they explain it what? Because they had, you know, wholesome, pure beliefs. Sure. Which, and I have no, and this is where what puts me in a weird spot. I have no problem with racial preservation. I have no problem with it. But when you start encroaching on other people's rights, that's why I have a problem with it because nobody's right should be encroached upon. No, you're a big fan of preservation. You want your girls to marry Ados men.

2:33:43 And it's specifically ADAS men because culturally, they have an understanding there. You know, it's vanity as well. I'm just going to be honest with you. Vanity. And I have to traverse this very carefully because I'm sure we have mixed race people that listen to the show or couples that have mixed race children. But my vanity, I want to create a child that looks like me and I want them to create children that look like me.

2:34:25 So I don't think anyone can fault you for that, Mo. Well, they do, though, because it's the racial construct of black, it don't matter because everything that's non that's not white is black or colored. So this Madison Grant dude, he was the secretary of the New York Zoological Society. And he wanted to put, you know, Otabenga. I don't know what that is. Oh, Otabenga was one of the pygmies. He wanted to have like he was an African black dude from the Mubuchi tribe. He wanted them to have them on display along with the apes at the Bronx Zoo.

2:35:08 Correct. This is great. And we talked about Sarah Barth. I kept forgetting her name. Hopentep Hopentep Venus. Remember, they had her on this debate play for her large female party. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, for her butt. Yeah, exactly. Right. Yeah. So this is racism. This is, I want people to think about the three-fifths thing, black people, three-fifths. It's like they're a little bit more than animal, but they're not all the way human. That's what three-fifths is. I know it comes out of the voting and things of that nature, but just to have that kind of idea.

2:35:46 Yeah. It had two forms. It had two purposes. One is, you know, that it was a compromise on how they, when they started counting, I think the House of Representatives, you know, we can't count a slave as a whole. So you give me five slaves, I count as three. So that was the political agreement. That comes, that's so they justified that with scientific racism. But it all, yes, but it also lends to they're not really human. Yeah. Yeah, of course. So that's that's the point I'm trying to make. But let's get more into Madison Grant because you got more information in the clips, dude.

2:36:27 27. There we go. So Grant invented what today we call wildlife management. And that's important because I think that once Grant made the philosophical decision that it was okay to regulate the wildlife population, it wasn't so hard for him to think it's okay to regulate the human population in our midst. So he propagated the idea of eugenics. The government should step in to regulate the breeding of the inferior people, the Jews, the Mexicans, the poor, the handicapped. And so Grant urged the states to institute sterilization statutes in which tens of thousands of Americans deemed to be unfit were sterilized against their will to prevent them from breeding.

2:37:14 Grant also urged the states successfully to pass anti-miscegenation legislation. Yeah, there we go. Yeah. That's our history, people. That's our real history. And this is a great example as it starts with us. Yes. Yeah. Starts with you, but then, oh, white cripple, goodbye. Right. The quote-unquote, what they called as the poor white trash, just to bring it full circle. Yes, yes, yes. Living in a train car. We had an episode. We talked about this already, but those people were seen deemed to not be unwanted. Human weeds. We got to get rid of them.

2:37:57 It's crazy, but it is what it is because with this euphemisms, let me take that back. Scratch that. It ain't what it is. It ain't what it is. It's the truth. And the truth is what gets you canceled nowadays. Yeah. Because they want us to be living these little white live bubbles. It's like, oh, we can't really talk about that. Yeah, the truth, even though we know about it. The truth gets you canceled, but the truth shall set you free in your mind. Free from the system. And that's where the system works in your mind. I can't say that we can't have this conversation. You're self-editing and self-censoring.

2:38:38 Self-censoring. Yeah. I can't. I can't. Can I say that? Even in this conversation with me and you, we're constantly doing a dance. Not much. Not much about it. Not much, but it's still, it's the program's running. What I'm saying, the output is not there, but the program is running constantly. Can I say that? Do I use vax? Can I say vaccine? Can I say COVID? Oh, Mo. I feel so bad. You've really been affected by the programming. We got to work on you. I mean, I have no problem saying those words. Well, I don't either, but I still went through a you ran through a filtering program just in case.

2:39:23 Right. It's like, is it worth it? No, is it? And this is just how you interact with people. Oh, well, for sure. For sure. I mean, I am more open and speak more freely on the podcasts, all of them, than in real life, especially with people you don't know necessarily, but yeah. Oh, yeah. Just like with the mixed race conversation. Yeah, I understand. I know that I'm aware that people can fall in love with each other and it doesn't they see past it, or that's the person they chose and that's the ideal person they want to be with. That's fine. But at the same time, how you had a conversation that is being used as propaganda as well.

2:40:08 Yes. Inflammatory propaganda. Let's be clear. Yep. True. So now we got Farrakhan. Oh, yeah. Got a good little Farrakhan. So this is Farrakhan, I think, late 90s, early 2000s. He was not running the filters. No. Well, no, hold on. You be the judge. Okay. 28. Well, white people, let me help you with these thoughts. Your population is going down. The more black and white get together, the less white you'll see.

2:40:49 If you want to die as a race where there'll be no more white people on the planet, you're on the road to doing that by literally promoting miscegenation, promoting racial intermarriage. Yeah. I don't know if he was holding back. I think he was processing. I don't think he was holding back. Well, yeah, yeah. We know how Farrakhan put it down. That was a different tone. Yeah.

2:41:29 But I think he was saying that so his message didn't get lost, you know, or it could be misconstrued as something else. Well, he does that all the time in the way he speaks. So yeah, he's definitely running, he's running his processes all the time for sure. But there it is. He's saying the same thing around the same time Pat Buchanan saying. And Farrakhan knows, just like I know, or see, just like I see now, that we understand, like Pat Buchanan said, how do we get this socialism? Socialism did what? It replaced the responsibility for not only the women and the children, but the man specifically, no man in the house. If the government can provide what the man provides, what protection and

2:42:14 finances, you can figure out the romance on your own. It's like you. we're freeing you up. You can go date and do whatever, have romantic relationships, but we got you when it comes to the finance and protection, which, i.e., police and welfare. Yeah. We went through that first. The no man in the house. Now it's widespread, and Pat Buchanan picked up on it. In 2001? Yes. Yeah. Wow. So that, I mean, that's, that's, uh, it's amazing when you look at like, you don't get into your little bubbles. You can see a lot of different people, a lot of different angles are saying the same thing.

2:42:55 I wasn't even paying attention to Pat Buchanan in 2001. So believe me. So I love that you bring that back up. Right. But, you know, the funny thing was, he was mostly on MSNBC. Oh, if I remember. Yeah. Yeah. 2000. Let me think. Yeah. No, you're right. Yeah, he would have been MSNBC. Yeah. Well, it was a very, it was different then. It was, you know, then it was NBC and Microsoft and cable was new and things were just new. It was all new. So that still hadn't morphed yet. And we hadn't quite figured out how to. Well, quite honestly, we didn't have a Fox News at the time. You know, we didn't have the opposition. We didn't have the battle. So you could still be kind of. And NBC at the time was a good product.

2:43:40 I mean, for what it was, it was a news product. NBC News was, they were really doing news. Now, the derivative, MSNBC, there's no money. So they just talk about what the other guys are doing and play clips of them. They're not doing any reporting. It's no news. It's just opinion and playing and countering opinions from other people. And they solidify bias, right? Completely. This is what woke is. This is what anti-woke is. Yeah. You know, that kind of, and it just goes back and forth and back and forth. But at the end of the day, it'll be the moderates that stick around and they'll eliminate both extremes. Yeah. Which you can also say is the unopinionated and maybe the least effective or least motivated.

2:44:26 Yes. And that's the key word: least motivated. Because he's like, I don't really see it, but it ain't worth saying it. It's not worth saying anything about it. That's good. So let's go ahead and get into his last little clipette of Farrakhan as he wraps up. And the more you intermix with us, we will see the end of you by 2050. There won't be any more white people if you don't realize that separation will save you and separation will give you more time as a white person on the earth.

2:45:05 No wonder he's such a problem. Can't have that. Can't have that guy saying this stuff in public. Can't have that. And when you say that, it kind of hard to paint him as a race monger because it, which he said other things that make it easy. Don't get me wrong. But in this instance, think about it. If he was really anti-white, he wouldn't say the quiet part out loud. Right. He would let it go. Keep it going, people. Do whatever you want. Sure. But he understands, like, I understand that even if that's the goal, America is kind of like the movie Glory.

2:45:45 Remember how the black troops were the first troops to try to take the fort? Yep. And they were mowed down? Yep. That's what it's going to be for black Americans. We'll be absorbed. Now, the cavalry might come, but it's two real problems. I have that. One, I'm not a crash dummy. And then two, I'm not a person that's trying to eliminate whole groups of people. I hope people understand that. The majority of people. I also don't, even though, yeah, you're first, I don't think it's too late. I think we can, we can, there's still a lot we can do. Oh, of course. I mean, that's why we do the show.

2:46:22 I mean, it's having these conversations and not in a cliche way, but listen to what we talk about. Maybe somebody goes and has this conversation with somebody else or opened up the free like, hey, yeah, I feel like the replacement theory, you try to get rid of us. Yeah, or hey, listen to this series of shows. Right. Your mind might change. Sometimes it's easier if you have someone else say it, like us. True. Easier. And what I love the most is the husband and wife. We give husband and wife a couple something to talk. That's pretty cool. That's my favorite, too. I agree. Well, let's thank some more of them. I like brand new money.

2:52:41 Yeah, yeah, this guy's funny. Let's do it. In 1916, Grant wrote his best-selling book, The Passing of the Great Race. It's one of the most important books of the 20th century. Grant sets forth the theory of the blonde-haired, blue-eyed Nordics at the top of the ethnological pyramid, with all the other races falling in place beneath the Nordics. It was a very influential book. Adolf Hitler, who in 1924 was doing research for his autobiography, Mein Kampf, was given a copy of Passing of the Great Race. He immediately fired off a fan letter to Madison Grant in which he said, This book is my Bible.

2:53:26 The Nazis come to power in 1933, and you can see how the German policies are directly influenced by the passing of the Great Race. Straight on to the final solution under which six million Jews were murdered. It is chilling that after World War II, when the Allies put the remaining Nazi leaders on trial for crimes against humanity, Dr. Carl Brundt was Adolf Hitler's leading physician in the Third Life, and he entered passages from the passing of the Great Race that had urged the state to destroy sickly infants and to get rid of inferior races.

2:54:10 And so the Nazis defended their policies by pointing to this best-selling American book. Yeah. Yeah, I think I even mentioned that on my most recent Megan Kelly appearance. I said, you know, Hitler was sending fan letters. Now, he predates Hitler by eight years with his book. I mean, when he had discovered it in 1924, he was sending fan letters, but I didn't realize that it was to Madison Grant. And what's really unfortunate, I think, is that the Holocaust and Hitler and eugenics is pretty much cemented in history as just anti-Jew.

2:54:51 And it was only Jews, but it was so much more. And when you put it in this context, it shows you how we are right now with the woke, let's just call it that, trans movement. Thank you for pointing out trans as a transition of all kinds of things. And it's just more of the same. Yes. And you said early in the show that pre-Nazi Germany had a lot of the same stuff going on in it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Prior to the rise of where are we headed? I mean, that's the real question

2:55:31 is where are we headed with this? Because I hope people really pay attention to the fact that it started here, the idea of eugenics and this, you know, bettering of the, you know, of people. Preservation of the race, preservation of the country. We had county fairs where your beautiful baby contest. We had a Supreme Court justice who said, yeah, we probably shouldn't have a third generation of morons. There's your word. Exactly. Then it goes to Germany. It gets refined. Whoa, I don't know about the gassing, man. That's a little too weird.

2:56:16 We got to be quiet over here. Well, no, no, it goes to Germany, gets established. Yes. And then it gets refined and brought back to America. Yes. And like MK Ultra, all the Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood, Refinement. I made up a new one. Don't worry. It's okay. And I want to give people a real world example of how this plays out. Remember the scene for Forrest Gump? When his mom takes him in for the intelligence test? Yes. And she's like, he fought, the dude was like, he falls here.

2:57:00 Now here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And if she allows him to be classified like that, no. nothing else after happens. Oh, you're right. In the real world sense of it, Forrest Gun would probably have been sterilized. Yeah. So I just want to give people an example of that. Of to say, that's a real world example of you fall under this line, you don't deserve to have a life. Yeah. Which is crazy. But it's a lot, it's a lot slicker now.

2:57:41 Of course. Well, to the point where they make it your idea. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we do have some pretty good pharmaceuticals that help them convince people. You know, get you get your kids on these drugs, and then we can easily talk them into it. I hope I keep saying I got to stop that. But because I truly do hope people take a look at what's going on. We're saying if you're homeless, if you're mentally ill in Canada, kill yourself. Yeah. And it's the moral thing to do. Yeah. Well, and that's because the Canadians are so much further along in the programming.

2:58:21 Here, we just, you know, we just, hey, how about a syringe? Well, how about a crackpipe? Free meth pipes, dollar fentanyl. Yeah, see what you can do. See what you can do with this. Yes. I know. I know. I know. People don't see it. They will. They will. They will. Watch when the pendulum swings back, which it is now. Because it was drugs need to be decriminalized. You know, we're past that. We shouldn't be locking people up for drugs. And then they realize what it does to society. So then they say we need to up the potency of the drug so we kill them faster. Yeah. Yeah. That's refinement right there for your face. Like, we can't have 67-year-old junkies.

2:59:02 We just can't have that. So we get, we give them something that's going to knock their socks off. Yeah. Make it nice and potent. And make a profit off it if it make a profit off of it while we're at it. Well, we are America after all. That's true. Let's see. Let's go ahead and get into the final part of the Madison Grant clip. After World War II, no one in America could publicly say they favored eugenics. And for half a century, his ideas lay dormant. Madison Grant died in 1937. He was a largely forgotten figure. Eugenics is making a comeback here at the beginning of the 21st century. We have the Human Genome Project.

2:59:47 We can now see the actual genes that Madison Grant could only hypothesize. Some of the things that Madison Grant postulated, it turns out a number of our personality traits are inherited. What's interesting, the internet has allowed scattered groups of tiny individuals to share the passing of the great race with each other. Thanks to the World Wide Web, Madison Grant and Eugenics are making a comeback. Yeah. Well, and that's what the mRNA is about and what 23andMe is about and CRISPR is about. Yeah. Oh, CRISPR's a big one. Yeah, CRISPR's on deck. And it's amazing.

3:00:31 Nobody really talks about that. We talked about it in our earlier years of the show, but the power of that technology and the lack of understanding. Go ahead. They just approved something. Yes, here it is, April 2023. First CRISPR therapy seeks landmark approval. FDA is now evaluating some of this stuff for therapy, you see. And what CRISPR does is it literally splices genes together.

3:01:11 Yes. But they don't know what they're splicing together. Who cares? It's fine. I mean, they kind of can guess, but then they don't know the outcome. Just as a quick aside, remember the case when they had the mosquito with the black eyes and they put the one red eye mosquito in there that they alter with CRISPR. And they came back and they found all of them had red eyes and that didn't expect that. This is your elite at work. It's like we're going to throw it against the wall and whatever sticks sticks. Yeah. And you know who pioneered this work? Joseph Mengele. You know, the Nazi doctor. I wonder who his American OG was, though. We got to remember, everything they were doing over there started here. Started here, yeah. You started me with a rabbit hole.

3:01:54 Thank you, Adam. I got to figure out who his OG was, just like Madden. Madison Grant was Hitler's. Yeah. Because all the ideas started here. All the technology started here. It just did kind of like how with Ukraine now. We're just kind of off sorts outsources. Yes, totally. Which that's sad. So let's listen to a suspected, I got to be clear, a suspected white supremacist speak. This is from show 47. Let's go ahead and jump into it. What we do between now and 2050 with education, with economic growth, with health and nutrition, that'll really set the course

3:02:42 for moderating the population growth between 2050 and 2100. But it's really a virtuous cycle, letting women have reproductive health tools that they want, educating girls, raising agricultural productivity, getting these malnutrition interventions on a much greater scale than we have today. Those are the things you would want to do anyway. It turns out that by doing those well, you also set the population growth rate coming down quite a bit. And so

3:03:19 it just makes it that much more imperative that we invest in the human capital now. And so that the challenge of what under any scenario will be fairly high population growth, that you're able to benefit from all those young people making a big contribution to their country. Yeah. I love the little laughter. Isn't that great? Yeah, that little laugh tone there was a little laugh in there. Creepy. So basically, he just surmised what he said. The smarter we make them, the less babies they'll have. That's right. And if they're dumb enough to take our poison, allegedly,

3:04:03 it's going to kill them anyway. Yeah. Win-win. And this is the number games that they play. This is what Neely Fuller is talking about. It's a numbers game. Which brings us right back to what you said. It's like, oh, you didn't take our poison? Oh, good. We like you. You can hang around. We need you. We want people like you. Yes. But you would think Bill Gates would tell his daughter not to get married and have children. If that's what he, you know, if he really believes. Yeah, exactly. But he's not. He's like, we don't want more of the fill in the blank with the country with brown people

3:04:40 that they push in the nonsense to, or not non-white people, let me say it like that, because now even orange people we saw with certain counties got hit with certain batches of the vaccines. That's what we've heard. Yeah. The bad batches. They went to orange counties. Yes, they did. So, a couple more clips. That's one suspected white supremacist talking. And here's another one. This is from the World Economic Forum. And Norwal Noval Harari, I think that's how he pronounced his name. Oh, Harari. Yeah, this guy's no good. This is the Israeli guy.

3:05:23 Oh, no, he's horrible. Yeah, here we go. Now, in the past, many times. And nobody had enough computing power and data to hack millions of people. Neither the Gestapo nor the KGB could do it. But soon, at least some corporations and governments will be able to systematically hack all the people. We humans should get used to the idea that we are no longer mysterious souls. We are now hackable animals. Humans are now hackable animals.

3:06:04 You know, the whole idea that humans have, you know, this, they have this soul or spirit and they have free will and nobody knows what's happening inside me. So whatever I choose, whether in the election or whether in the supermarket, this is my free will, that's over. Free will, that's over. Yeah, this guy is a fan favorite. Harari. And people love him. He's top of the pyramid. He's up there with all the white supremacists. I respect him because he says very clearly. Clearly, we don't need you anymore. And he even alluded to the computing power that they have now that other groups didn't have.

3:06:49 That, yeah, we could actually, we don't need you people around anymore. Yeah. Yeah. And we'll just program you to buy what we need to take what we need. We'll just do all of that. Yeah. He's not shameful. He's not bashful about it. That's for sure. So how do you hack people? That's the number one question. And I have Laurel Aricia. I think how you know Erica, if you pronounce it, the R. But she's a self-identified fairy. Oh. Yeah. Okay. And she's also a

3:07:33 big studio of language and affects language. And she speaks on the spell of the English language. In all our efforts to heal our psyche and raise consciousness on the planet, we have all but overlooked the very instrument of conscious thought and communication. Yet our forked tongue English language, which is the leading software of the Western mind, is itself in great need of retuning and upgrading.

3:08:12 Over the course of my life, I cultivated a heightened sensitivity to how the total normality of insanity in society is echoed, reflected, and reinforced by the English language, which inadvertently yet unavoidably propagates an antiquated and manipulated vision of reality promulgated by the ancient church as an instrument of mind control at a time when people had to surrender their mind if they wanted to keep their heads about them, quite literally.

3:08:51 Okay. Well, first of all, you rang the bell. I like that too. That English language is the software. And now, but she's saying that we need to upgrade it. How would we do that? I mean, upgrade the software, upgrade the language as software, or upgrade our interpretation of it. Upgrade, I would think, the actual words that we use, because we use certain words that that's not what we mean. Oftentimes, we use terms that are not even defined between two people. We often stop each other. Like, what did you mean by that? Like you were saying, the Fabian, like, what did you mean by that? So you can get a better, as Grump says, big, big, you understanding.

3:09:34 That's the point. Seek first to understand, then to be understood. But this language in itself, and I'm not trying to get rid of the human language. I'm saying the way it's used. Well, but so it is being upgraded, but it's being upgraded in very nefarious ways. Very small example. mRNA is now defined in all dictionaries as a vaccine. So it is being upgraded, but in very, very evil ways. What was it? Not depression, recession. She has the definition. Oh, yeah. We're not in a recession. No, it's not two negative quarters. No, no, it's just not it anymore.

3:10:16 And we just talked about the asylum-seeking migrants. Yep. The euphemisms. Right. So when you say you're anti-migrant, I'm not anti-migrant. Yes, you are. No. Yeah. I'm anti-illegal immigrant. Now, what was that bit about the church? She was saying about the church is the one that pushed the English language and people had to basically kowtow to it or lose their head, literally. And we're not literally losing our heads now, but you literally can take a big loss if you don't adhere or

3:10:57 conform. Right. Pronouns. I mean, you're on this beat. Yeah, there you go. Pronouns. Pronouns. Exactly. Yes, exactly. Okay, so let's explain to people for people who may not listen to Noah Gender. The pronoun thing, you just like a two-minute, because I want people to understand because it's a great example about words and how they're being used. Well, it's literally a spell and it's confusing your brain. And I believe the pronoun issue or pronoun using words and descriptions or pronouns, literally, that do not fit what your eyes see in front of you.

3:11:38 So, you know, this is they, this is them when you see one person, or this is he when it's clearly a she. In my mind, mind, this was introduced to upset the balance between children and parents. That's the point I wanted you to get to. I wonder if you'd explain it. And that's a very, that's a very, very, that's sinful, in fact. It's a very big problem. And it comes right back to the white lie and to, oh, man, I'm just going to go along with it because I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. And you're lying. When you go along with it, you're lying. You're lying. But

3:12:23 I still like the white lie. It's not just a lie, but it's a white lie. Oh. So we're telling that on behalf of the white supreme, is the way I'm going to interpret that for you. And you don't want, and you don't want to upset people. So I'll lie to myself, which that's really, that's the only, when you lie to yourself, you're disrespecting yourself. Yes. And that's really the only respect there is. So now you're in a position of being conflicted. Because I know the truth, but I'm going to lie to myself, you know, to keep my head. Basically. Mo, I'm going to say to you what I would say after the show anyway. This was a great episode. This was a very important one. And in a way, even for me, it brought some things.

3:13:08 Now, of course, we haven't done a show for a couple weeks here, but it reinforced things so well and how we're all under, we're all together in this. And share this episode, share the entire series with people. Let them discover it for themselves. It'll start conversations that will probably save us in the future as humans, as just human beings together, working together, living together, and trying not to live under the oppressive boot of the white supremacists.

3:13:47 And I appreciate you saying that, Adam. And I just say to people, start an uncomfortable conversation with somebody you trust. There you go. Perfect example. So that's it. That's the orange episode. Yes, a good one. Hopefully, it's beneficial to people. And as I always say, pay attention to everything, and the truth will reveal itself. And we will reveal ourselves for episode number 93 in the near future. Keep an eye on the socials. Keep an eye on your podcast app. Get a new one, podcastapps.com. Mo, I'll talk to you soon, brother. All right, Taught you let Adam. It'll be fine by dust cloud, I'm telling you, baby.

3:14:34 These things eat at your bones and drive your young mind crazy. But when you place your hand between my color and y'all, I don't know much, but there's no way at all. And I'm damned if I do, and I'm damned if I don't. Cause if I say I miss you, I know that you won't. But I miss you in the mornings when I see the sun.

3:15:19 Something in the orange tells me you're not done. Where the hell am I supposed to go? I poison myself again. Something in the orange tells me you're never coming home. If you leave today, I'll just stare out the way. The orange touches all things around. The grass trees and dew, how I just hate you. Please turn those headlights around.

3:16:11 To you, I'm just a man to me. You're all I am. Where the hell am I supposed to go? I poison myself again. Something in the orange tells me you're never coming home. If you leave today, I'll just stare out the way. The orange touches all things around. The grass trees and dew, how I just hate you. Please turn those headlights around. around. Please turn those headlights around.