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Royce White (0:00)
This is an I heart podcast.
Interviewer/Co-host (0:08)
This day, if the church in America don't wake up and start fighting for the faith, we're going to look up and the Bible going to become illegal.
Royce White (0:14)
If I.
Interviewer/Co-host (0:15)
Be careful how you vote, the Bible is going to become illegal. Everything is going to be hate speech. They're going to attack these gatherings, tell us we can't come to. I'm telling you, if we keep acting like pansy waist, if we keep tucking our tails, if we keep just sucking our thumbs and having church and sing a dumb song and leave and go to the restaurant, come back and do it again and not care and not know that we are involved in a war. We are at war. And if we don't start fighting, we're not going to recognize the church in 20 years.
Royce White (0:51)
I will be your shield in the fiercest battle. I'll defend you from all these arrows and the sword I will will keep you from danger. Let me be your shield.
Interviewer/Co-host (1:14)
Royce White is speaking truth to power.
Royce White (1:18)
We will not give up a single.
Interviewer/Co-host (1:20)
Right, guaranteed under the Constitution.
Royce White (1:24)
You know, I'm always gonna talk about the real things, okay?
Interviewer/Co-host (1:26)
Freedom, Uyghurs.
Royce White (1:28)
If I'm gonna die, I'll die now right here. You let me be your shield. Let me be what's wrong in this country is our sense of American citizenship is lost. It's lost. Inconvenience, convenience will be the death of freedom. This is my show, and on my show, I control the conversation. Welcome back to the Royce White Show. I'm your host, Royce White, here in the belly of the beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota. You're watching Real America's Voice, headquarters of the Ultra Maga and America first movement. We're happy to be back with. With you this Saturday morning. We got the great Steve Bannon at the top of the hour for you with War Room. The cold open there. Coming straight to you. I think his name is Pastor Philip, if I'm not mistaken. Pastor Philip. Hope I'm getting the name right, but his words have never been more important. Yes, you are at war. Understand, you know, transgender jihadists. And I, you know, I've never been one to fear porn about the. The Muslims. The Muslims are coming. The blacks are coming. It. It is a neocon conservative media, you know, boogeyman. And it's not a boogeyman in the sense that it's not an issue. Again, it's a boogeyman in a sense that sometimes you get so caught up in the. The emotion. Sometimes you get so caught up in the. In the echo chamber. Sometimes you get so caught up in the social media commentary, you get so caught up in complaining about the issue, you forget to operationalize, you forget to organize, you forget to activate, you forget to strategize about victory. And that's not a conspiracy theory, that's not conjecture. It's not my opinion, because as much as I see people complain and comment, again, rightfully so, about the rise of Islam, let's say there, in Europe, in the United Kingdom, to be specifically, or here in America. Dearborn, Michigan. Right here in the belly of the beast. Minneapolis, Minnesota. As much as I see people complain, as a candidate and as a citizen, a citizen who adheres to the truth, a citizen who deals with reality, I have to acknowledge that 30 million Christians in this country still aren't voting, that even here in Minnesota, it's estimated that close to a million conservatives and Christians didn't vote in the 2024 presidential election. A million, granted. I lost by 4, 400 votes. On paper, we know Minnesota is the belly of the beast for a reason. Not just because it's run by radical communists, leftists, people like Ilhan Omar, but also because our elections aren't secure. And Minnesota probably more so than anywhere, but still we have to deal with us. We have to deal with our mentality. And that's why I opened up with that. And we're going to talk about a lot of things over the course of the show. We got Governor Hochel there getting a, not, not a good response there at the Ryder Cup. I said earlier on, on X, I just put in the order for my first set of clubs. I gotta hit the golf course. I'm not one for the, the country clubs. But if the, if the golf fans and the golf community is that based, then I have to suffer through it. I've been thinking lately about getting into golf anyway. As you get a little bit older as an athlete, you got to start thinking about what competitive athletic endeavors you can involve yourself in. Like President Trump, who is a fantastic golfer to this day. Probably part of the reason why the golf community is maga. Amazing how sports can have an effect on a demographic of people. And I see it all the time here in Minnesota. Places like the State Fair, when I'm at some of these professional sporting events and so on and so forth, can be a great unifier of people. It can be a place that sort of neutralizes the political propaganda and allows for conversation to be more evenhanded. And I get that a lot. I get a lot of people come up and they'll start a conversation or they'll, you know, they'll support just because they remember me as an athlete, they remember me playing high school basketball, they remember me at Iowa State. Iowa State has a great alumni community out there in the country. And Iowa pretty Republican. Pretty Republican. It's a Republican state. Donald Trump won the state, President Trump won the state. But they got some problems there in the great state of Iowa as well. However, I had an incredible time when I was in Ames, Iowa at Iowa State University and people remember that. So sports, and I say this for a reason and I always bring up sports and people go, oh, it's convenient. You were an athlete. You're tooting your own horn. It's not that there's a correlation even back to what I said last week in regarding the black community. The thing about athletes, good athletes, athletes who are being honest, who aren't being paid by the woke propaganda machine, athletes who are being honest will tell you you can't really make excuses if you want to be great. Not in sports, not in team sports, not in highly competitive team sports. You can make excuses. There are no excuses. There are reasons, there are realities you have to deal with. There are things that need to be said, there are truths that need to be spoken. But it's never about making excuses. And see, that's where athletes differ from a lot of the political pundits even. We have sort of a pragmatic and practical approach to getting things done. And the great Charlie Kirk, the late and great Charlie Kirk, rest his soul, was an athlete himself, pretty good athlete. I see now that I didn't know him to be an athlete. But obviously when somebody is brutally assassinated the way Charlie Kirk is, people start to go back and look at even the earliest days of his life. And there is great footage of Charlie Kirk, a hell of an athlete as well. And that probably speaks to why Charlie had such a great approach, a great work ethic, a great focus, very one track minded about getting things done. But we need that. We need that in this party, we need that in this country. We need a more competitive, hyper competitive athlete type of mentality about politics and about the war with, with our enemies. And we are at war. Make no mistake about it. Like Pastor Phillips said, we are at war. We got great people in the fight. I'm wearing a shirt here. T shirt that I got from my best friend A.J. barker's gala last last week for his new school, newly opened school, Crown of Thorns Catholic School, Catholic all boys school. And he's looking to open those up across the, across the country Crown of Thorns. And he gave a compelling speech about changing the education system for young men, changing the way that Catholic schools, first and foremost, Catholic schools and Christian communities think about educating their men for the time that we live in. And they're doing all kinds of amazing things at Crown of Thorns Academy. And hopefully one day I'll. I'll get them on the show and we can hear a little bit more about that for you Minnesotans out there that are looking for a nice Catholic private school to send your sons to. But it got me to thinking about 2026. And I shared this with the great Mo Bannon yesterday on the telephone. Shout out to Mo Bannon. One of the things we have to, you know, here's brass tack. We're taking the transgender LGBTQ stuff out of the schools, and good riddance. It was ridiculous to begin with. And we're going to put the prayer back in schools. That's perfect. That's great. But how are we going to change this curriculum so that it encourages the more MAGA empowerment, economic approach that President Trump is trying to accomplish on the world stage? What are the things that we could teach our young people in the schools that would better equip them to deal with the market, with the economy, with the workplace, with the jobs that are available today and that will be available going forward? And I got that. You know, I got a lot of boomer friends, and I talk with them a lot, especially about politics. And I asked them, you know, what things were in school that aren't in school now. And unanimously, they said, we used to have the industrial arts and we should bring back the industrial arts. That should be one of the swift changes that we make to the curriculum at a national level. And if these states don't want to adhere to bringing back the industrial arts, then we should defund them. Because they're saying one thing. They don't care about the American working class. If you're public education system doesn't line up with the needs, the economic and employment needs of the working class, then you have a schism. You have a schism of the academia and the people. And that's what we have. We've had that in this country for a long time. But we can fix that. We should reintroduce the industrial arts to every public school in the country, every public school curriculum in the country. Mechanics, you know, workshop, being an electrician, all of these things. And the benefit is these are the jobs that we need more of. We need more people, especially in those black and Hispanic working class communities, but even the white working class communities, we need more people that can do trades, the trades. And we need to start to introduce, reintroduce the trade back to the grade school level and prepare people for the, the employment that they can use, you know, while they figure out what they're going to do with their life. We're talking about that and much more across the hour. You're watching the Royce White Show. I'm your host here in the belly of the beasts. Minneapolis, Minnesota. This is Real America's Voice, Tip of the spear headquarters of the Ultra Mag in America first movement. We'll be back in a moment. Stay tuned.
