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What is 3 4? If you ask a Southern California University student, the answer is 11, 000. Also, what is democratic socialism? Well, USA Today had a really interesting opinion piece trying to explain why it's not actual socialism. It's a whole democratic system which will leave people starving in the streets. Also, is the government going to start digging through your trash? Well, if you live in a certain state, the answer is yes. All that more coming up on this episode of Turning Point Tonight. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks so much for tuning in. Together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback. This is Turning Point Tonight. Remember, you can email the show anytime you want. Tptpusa.com we love seeing each and every one of your emails and scrolling through those is actually become one of the more fun parts of my evening. So tptpsa.com, send your thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms and your advice to not let your state turn into California or New York or any of those other deep blue hellholes, sorry states. Also, go subscribe to our YouTube channel Turning Point tonight on YouTube on Rumble on X, on Instagram, on Facebook, all of the social media platforms. You get an exclusive last segment that you don't see on Real America's Voice because it's too. There's too many things. There's too many interesting things to say. I also feel like either at some point this week, I have very interesting advice regarding how you should sign petitions that people might be getting you to sign outside of your local grocery store or whatever it may be. I had an interesting experience, but you can only hear about it if you go to our YouTube channel and subscribe to the Turning Point Tonight YouTube channel, which is growing by leaps and bounds. First up, tonight I want to talk about the government going through your trash. Literally. I wanna start off by setting this up by playing this clip that has been floating around the Internet that kind of explains what exactly is happening when the San Diego trash literally come to your house and start digging through your waste. Watch this and we'll discuss Big Brother. Hit the Curbside in San Diego, we've never been this detailed and thorough with it.
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The Democrat run city hired lid lifters to snoop through your garbage at 6am.
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Joe Bob (Turning Point Tonight Host)
Checking for proper recycling under new state mandates. I'm weird, I'm excited. I think it's cool to dig through trash, but I get it. I'm not the normal person.
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Non compliant bins get slapped with oops tags forcing resorts while managers gush over digging in trash.
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Joe Bob (Turning Point Tonight Host)
We're not going to be enforcing or doing any kind of citation for minor.
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And major contaminations, privacy invasion or eco necessity.
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Joe Bob (Turning Point Tonight Host)
Okay, so the government is literally hiring people or at least putting people out on the streets that they already employ to dig through your trash. Yes, that is happening in San Diego, California in response to a statewide legislative bill passed saying that, well, you gotta be able to separate things accurately in your trash. Well, what is this? What are the key statistics? What are the key facts going on here? 12 inspectors are deployed to monitor trash sorting. Depending on where you live in the country, this may not be something super familiar to you, but in California you've got your green waste, you've got your trash and then you've got your recyclables. It's all basically on the honor system here. And you throw your recyclables away. There's various ways to do so. Uh, or I probably shouldn't admit this. You're like me, you just throw everything into whatever bin works because I don't know, it's the trash company's job to sort it all out. And if the state wants to actually put any effort into this, they may look into the fact that the recycling components that exist in the United States of America don't actually work financially and don't actually solve the crisis is literally we ship recycling overseas, but that's a different story for a different time. Basically in California you have three different waste bins and you throw whatever in whatever. But now there are certain municipalities that are going to make sure, legally speaking, that you do it correctly. Twelve inspectors have been deployed in the state, in the city of city of San Diego, they are going to work weekdays, 6am to 8am literally lifting your lids and monitoring what is going on in your trash. The city has said they are not having any new hires. These are people that already exist on the task force for lid lifters. And while I hate this thing overall, and I'll get to the specifics as to why, at the very least they're making government employees actually do something, people that already work there and you Know, if I'm judging by the standard practice of municipal local government officials, they don't do anything anyway, so at least they're doing freaking something. But they also say that every home in the San Diego area will be inspected at least once per year. Now the question is, what is the enforcement going to look like? Okay, well, this is a standard trope that I think we see consistently across a bunch of liberal initiatives. Initially, it's going to start with an oops tag. Oh, you accidentally threw radioactive material in your green waste bin. You get a big oopsie there right there. They also said that they are going to move forward with do not collect stickers. Oh, now we're outside of a warning and into we're not going to pick up the trash. Even though you pay the city by mandate, by the way, try to get out of a city trash situation. You're not able to. And again, this may look different across the country. This is more of a warning sign. Do not become like the communist hellhole that is California. But you are required to pay for the trash company to pick up your trash. And now some government bureaucrat, if they don't like you, can put a do not collect sticker on your trash cans and not allow you to benefit from the services that you, in fact pay for. Currently, they say this, and this is just classic mission creep here. We will not be issuing any sort of citations, except for the fact that I can almost guarantee you they will at some point in time. We will revisit this maybe in a year or so and show, hey, there's now a $50 fine for putting whatever in your whatever trash can. If you accidentally put a cardboard box in your actual waste bin and not the recycling, I can guarantee you that you will eventually get a monetary ticket that you will be forced to pay. And if you don't, I can guarantee you they're going to do something even worse, like put a lien on your property or something crazy. Email us tptpusa.com if you think eventually they're going to increase these citations to actual, tangible fines. The inspectors are supposedly only going to lift the lids. They're not going to sift through the trash, which is a sentiment believed by literally nobody. I can almost guarantee you. And I'll. I'll get to the reason why I think this, because I think it ends up being a bureaucratic power thing which philosophers have delved into over the course of human history. But supposedly they will not dig through your trash. They're just going to lift the lid and see if anything that isn't supposed to be in your trash is on the top level. Again, I can almost guarantee you that that is not going to be the case. A little bit more context. This was instituted following the launch of or the signing of the Senate bill in California that said, hey, this is going to be a burden required by the people in the state, even though, and I know at the risk of going off into a tangent, the recycling programs do not work. Maybe producer Glenn, keep a note on this. Maybe we should talk about the whole idea that we literally ship our recycling overseas, which kind of defeats the purpose of recycling, because I don't know if people know those big cargo ships actually burn a lot of fossil fuel, which if you're a proponent of green energy and recycling and renewing the planet and all that sort of stuff, maybe you wouldn't want to ship your garbage overseas to China. But that's where it's coming from. It is a new organic waste recycling program and it has been implemented in the state of California. It actually was signed in a lot like two years ago. But they're doing this, I don't know, nowadays in the local municipalities. And this bill gives the authority to those local municipalities to literally ticket and fine you, even though they say we're not going to. Okay, cool. So what is the problem with this one? I think first and foremost, I'm sure you have the same concern, these surveillance tactics. I don't want the government at any level, federal, state, even local, digging through my trash in the wee hours of the morning. It doesn't, it, it does not bode well for the longevity of me, a private individual, and my freedoms and the ability to keep whatever I want private, to be private. Not to say that I'm throwing away anything that would get me in trouble, but I just don't like it as a whole. This, this, this reminds me a lot of the, hey, you know, we're going to tap your phones, but if you have nothing to hide, don't worry about it. Where has that ever gone awry? The second is obviously, like I mentioned earlier, there's no way in no way, shape or form will they not start to issue compliance, enforcement. In other words, they are going to write you a ticket and they're going to dig through your trash, even though they say we are absolutely not going to. Find me an example in which the government takes some sort of power and authority and doesn't abuse it for their own sadistic nature. If I can go as far as to say that the. Let's see, obviously there's mission creep. We talked about that. The climate agenda is, I think, another big component here. You're just trying to save the planet by enforcing recycling policies that don't actually do anything because again, we ship our trash across the ocean, which is not green in any way, shape or form. And here's, here's the bottom line. And the last component of this. How are you going to enforce the enforcement of this? Right. Let's just put this as a hypothetical. My neighbor Dan built. I don't actually have a neighbor Dan, by the way. This is again entirely hypothetical. My neighbor Dan built some fencing around his house and he colored it all of the different colors of the rainbow. It's pink and purple and green and blue and it looks horrible. It's an eyesore. It's bringing down property values in my neck of the woods and I freaking hate it. Well, Dan puts out his recycling bin and his trash bin and his green waste bin and well, I just really, really, really dislike my neighbor Dan for fortunately though, however, I do happen to have some radioactive material in my oven that I need to dispose of. And rather than throw it into my trash can and subject myself to the enforcement of the lid lifters at the city, I say, yeah, Dan, I don't like your fence. Your dog barks too much in the middle of the night. And there's several other reasons that I don't like Dan. And maybe I throw that radioactive waste in his green waste. And you know, while I hate Dan, I also don't think I should be able to do that. I don't think I should be able to subvert the rule of law by just chucking something in his trash can and making him pay for the consequences of it. Look, these big trash companies, especially in big metropolitan areas, have huge contracts. And by that I mean, you know, you look at a 60,000 household city, which is, is, is high, but in California that's probably around average. That's like a $10 million a year contract that those trash companies don't want to lose. And at the end of the day, who should it actually come down to when there's enforcement mechanisms? My bet is the trash companies that one, require you to pay their fees and two, are the ones that should be responsible for separating any waste or whatever that, that comes from trash companies. Now the last point that I'd like to make here that I think is super important is the idea of power when it comes to bureaucracies, when it comes to bureaucrats who work for a government that has given them power that they should not have. Otherwise, you tend to see personality traits that none of us as free people would want to see. Philosopher Simone Vale actually had a really interesting quote here. And this is not to dive into the philosophical elements of this, but, well, actually, maybe it is at least just a little bit. She says this. The desire to dominate and humiliate others is one of the strongest and most constant passions of the human heart. To hurt someone and to see them suffer gives a feeling of power, which is intoxicating. Now, if you're looking at this as a realist and you're looking at human nature as a whole, it's pretty difficult thing to argue with. You can see this over the course of human history. When people get a taste of power, they want to milk that as much as possible. Even the lid lifters who aren't going to sift through your garbage and can't actually write tickets, which I'm sure they will do, and I'm sure they will actually get the power to institute some sort of consequence for that. I can almost guarantee you the bureaucrats at that level will take that power into their own hands. Now, the good news is, right, you are supposed to have some sort of divine guidance that tries to combat the human nature that you're born with and doesn't guide you in a path that doesn't want to dominate and wield power over other individuals. That's at least what we were set up as, as a fundamental practice in the United States of America built on Christian, Judeo, Christian values. But at the same time, if you are a government bureaucrat, I can almost guarantee you you're not going to bend that will to the divine guidance and instead will probably unfortunately resort to the human nature, that is someone who wants to wield power over the next person. I recognize the, the, what's, what's the term I'm looking for ridiculousness, maybe of trying to draw philosophical values from a trash inspector. But also I do think that this is actually very important and I do think we should talk about it as much as possible because mission creep is a big thing. Give these people a minimal amount of power, you're giving a mouse a cookie and they're going to try and extend that power. So to be able to dominate you and the lifestyle that you want to live by monitoring your trash, of all things. Again, this is happening in California. Don't let your state become California or else these sorts of things will befall you and everyone you love. Coming up here in Turning Point tonight, we got college students who can't solve simple math problems. Seriously, the numbers and the stats around that are concerning to say the least, but revealing in the sense that, well, we're just letting anybody into college and we're milking them dry of all of their resources and finances. Then we're trying to get you, the taxpayer, to cover that debt. Also, Tim Wallace, Governor of Minnesota, talked about the changing of the Minnesota state flag and how racist it used to be and how not racist it is now. And also we're going to talk about Ma' am Danny, what is democratic socialism? Well, I get guarantee this. It starts with people digging through your trash. Tptpsa.com is the email. Let us know if in your neck of the woods there are people digging through your trash trying to ticket you and wield some sort of power over you, as well as any of your thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms about anything else in the show or anything we should be talking about. Send those emails to tbt tbusa.com also go subscribe to our YouTube channel Turning Point Tonight which is growing by leaps and bounds. You don't want to miss out on the exclusive content that exists only on our Turning Point Tonight YouTube channel. We will be right back after the break to discuss college kids and the math that they can't do after the break. Don't go away.
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You don't want to miss what's going on there. This, there, there, there. I referenced this probably very frequently. Charlie Kirk wrote a book called the College Scam and it was ahead of his time. It was ahead of its time and also so unbelievably appropriate when it comes to diagnosing the problem in our higher education system. The story has been talked about for the last week, but I feel like it was worth it to do more of a deep dive into it. This is from the Daily Caller. Although a number of media outlets have been pointing this out, a once prestigious University of California in San Diego now admits that students cannot solve first grade math problems. I kid you not, that is the actual problem with the, the, the, the current school system, specifically in California. Some of the stats are unbelievable. 25%. First of all, to set this up and give you context, the school has now had to add a remedial math class because too big of a percentage of their school population is coming into the university not able to solve first grade math problems. Like I said in the beginning of the show, what is four plus seven? Well, the answer if you go to University of California San Diego is 11, 000. And that is concerning to say the least. But, well, we'll get to some statistics. Right now, 25% of the students in those remedial classes can't figure out first grade math problems. Nearly 10% of the remedial math students can't Add integers. So if I were to say three plus four is 11, 000, that's actually an accurate assessment of where some of these college kids are. Nearly 100% of the remedial math students can't solve an 8th grade math problem. In other words, if you're, if you have to get put into this remedial math class, the likelihood of you not being able to solve an 8th grade math problem. And also too, I recognize that some 8th grade students have different classes. Some, I was in the elite math class in eighth grade. But we don't need to dig into my bona fides as a math whiz in junior high. But 100% of the kids at UC San Diego who are in this remedial math class cannot solve simple algebraic equations. Assuming you got to algebra and 8th grade like myself. A number of freshmen also did not meet. Sorry, the number of freshmen that did not meet. The minute the middle school math requirement increased by nearly 30 times between 2020 and 2025. The group now represents. The group that can't solve middle school math problems now represents one eighth of the entire entering freshman class at the UC San Diego remedial math enrollment jumped from. This is unbelievable. In 2020, 32 students to in 2025. 665 students are now in the remedial math class who again, 100% of them can't solve 8th grade math problems by 25 and 26. The 1 and 3 of the LLCFF, which we'll explain in just a little bit. Students are required to, to do the remedial math class. LCFF stands for Local Control Form Funding Formula. It is basically, hey, we're going to take all of these low income remedial students and just force them into the university system whether they are ready or not. That's when I reference lcff. That's what that stands for. But the question is, what happened? I mean, aside from the obvious, aside from the fact that colleges basically said, hey, men, they can also be women and they should be able to change in the women's locker room. Which, dang it, there's a joy read clip that revolves around that Even, even a broke DEI hire can be right twice a day. Sorry, a broke clock can be right twice a day. Maybe we'll get to that later on in the show. But the question is, what happened? Well, the UC Board of Regents eliminated the SAT and the act, those tests that you take to be able to decipher whether or not you should get into college. They did that in 2020 since then, applications shot up 18% overall. From removing standardized testings. The school then also UC Santa, UC San Diego also switched to a holistic approach to checking people's GB gpa. Your grade point average. Yeah, you know, you may have gotten a 1.8 GPA, but also you participated in the, I don't know, name your woke extracurricular activity group, excuse me, and basically put a huge heavy reliance on people's outside grades instead of their actual grades because you know, they're just, they're worried about grade inflation, which there is actually a point to be said there too. California schools are notorious for inflating students grades because if the students do better, and by do better I mean on paper, not actually in their heads, they get more money because these schools are entirely focused on what the teachers unions wants and not actually benefiting the schools. As for these local control funding formulas, the, the numbers and statistics are effectively unbelievable. The LCFF admission rate was in 2019. 58% in this University of California San Diego, 58%. As opposed to 64% state level wide. Which you know, I guess makes sense. In other words, if you're a part of this LCFF group, your admission rate into the school is less than the statewide average, which is probably a good thing, except for by 2024 those have reversed entirely. 73% of LCFF students got into University of San Diego versus 71% system wide. In other words, those have flipped and also both grew, which is not a good thing to be looking at as a whole. UCSD's LCFF enrollment jumped from 894 students in 2021 to roughly 1800 students. A thousand more between 2022 and 2024. And 80% of the additional remedial math students came from LCFF schools. In other words, the standards have gone down so much that it's, it's basically taken over the entire school. Which is why University of California San Diego students can't solve 8th grade math problems. What is going on here? Well, first and foremost, and this is not new and something that you should all be aware of, what we've prioritized diversity over competency. The university prioritizes demographic representation instead of intellect, intelligence, ability to do things, which of course is bad for everybody. It's bad for the students who actually can achieve and it's bad for the students who can't. Right. You don't want to put a student or a kid specifically into a situation where they're not going to succeed. Obviously there's another issue of Financial incentives. The more people we let into school, the more people that we can take their money from. They can sign up an 18 year old for $100,000 student loan and they'll never be able to pay it back. But guess what? The check cleared. So great job, university system. They are also. There's, there's the, there's the problem of, of, of refusing accountability for this, this whole idea of social inequities. Right. If you say, hey, we're going to take these kids even though they don't deserve it and can't do the problem. But, but at least we've, we've allowed the diversity in race to explode on campus instead of admitting people that can do the actual work. Well, yeah, you're basically scapegoating accountability. You're not, you're not taking any accountability overall. And well, that's going to be damaging to the school and to you. Which obviously leads to the reputational downfall of the UC system as a whole. Which brings me back to my main point. College is a scam. And Charlie Kirk wrote that book years ago, way ahead of its time. Now I recognize there was a lot of data and loss statistics thrown here to you, so I do want to give a little bit of dessert, so to speak, but also concern this is as we're talking about kids specifically in the math realm, but overall at the uc, the University of California system, it should be noted that, well, unfortunately the average student sounds a lot like this. Glenn, I believe this is SOT5. Your average college student who gets admitted and gets their money stolen from them. On University of California systems play that cut five. President Trump has been president now for almost a month. Do you think that he's making America worse? Better. I heard allegedly he's taking tax money from us, which I don't think they should do that. Like it's tax money is technically for the military, not for themselves. I completely agree with that. So there's rumors that President Trump is taking taxpayers money and putting it in his own own pocket. And how's he doing that? With the help of Elon Musk. Okay, so are they like taking money that's allocated for certain programs and then putting it in their bank account? Pretty much, yeah. So shouldn't like some agencies be going after them for that? Yeah. And, and where can I maybe find out more about this happening? So I saw like a news article talking about it and I think it was like Fox or something or it was like another news channel. It was like one of those Fox was talking about President Trump taking taxpayers money and putting it in his pockets. It was either Fox or another news channel. That's crazy. I don't really pay attention to what type of news. I just see it on the news and you know that's. I'm sorry for having to subject you. There was what. What is the. What's the. The Adam Sandler movie where the professor at the end. Email me tbt tbsa.com is like what you just heard made us all dumber. Everyone in this room is now stupider for having listened to that Billy Madison. I think fact check me on that. TPTP USA.com unfortunately that seems to be the average college student, specifically at the University of San Diego. University of California, San Diego. And well, how do we fix it? I think Charlie's answer would have been tear down the institutions to its studs and start over. The education system in this country cannot be saved. Which is probably why mam Danny has so much support. Interesting article in the USA Today. An opinion piece explaining what socialism actually is. That is coming up next. Tptpusa.com is the email address. Also go subscribe to our YouTube channel where it's growing by leaps and bounds. You don't want to be. You don't want to miss out on the extra segment of the show that you don't get to see here in real America's voice because there's too much to talk about and too little time. 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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback through the mockery of terrible lib ideas, mostly that are being perpetrated in the formerly great city of New York. Tptpsa.com is the email address. What are your thoughts on the college situation, especially in University of California, San Diego, but I guess overall and abroad, is it a scam? I can almost guarantee you I know the answer to that question, but send it anyway. TPTPUSA.com, also go subscribe to our YouTube channel where we are growing by leaps and bounds on on YouTube. Turning point tonight on YouTube, there was a really interesting piece in USA Today talking about what is democratic socialism? What is this new idea of socialism that we've added a positive word to to make it sound not as horrible to and terrible as it probably is. Well, before we get into some of the statistics in that article, which I think are fascinating and you should probably be aware of, let's play a clip of the first endorsement that Mayor Mamdani has made as the mayor elect of again, the formerly fantastic city of New York. This lady is again, his first endorsement. I'm not even going to try to pronounce her name. And that's I, believe me, that's, that's actually generous coming from me because I would have butchered it like crazy. But listen to ma' am Danny's first endorsement. Talking about honest to God, about 911 and what factors led to it. Oh my gosh, these people are nuts. Cut three.
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Joe Bob (Turning Point Tonight Host)
Okay, so 911 was caused by racism and capitalism. Okay? Good luck with that argument. This is one of those where you don't necessarily even need to make an argument because what they just said, like the Billy Madison clip, was so dumb. Everyone is dumber and stupider for having listened to it. I think he also adds that screed with I word you no points. God have mercy on your soul. But this article from the USA Today trying to articulate to us, you know, non academia educated people, what is democratic socialism? Actually? Well, first off, it kind of goes through some of the statistics around Ma', am, Danny's election. Mamdani won over 50% of the overall vote, which obviously then made him mayor of the city. 75% of voters between 18 and 29 supported this guy. So a bunch of the young people who think that they're just saving the world here. 62% of white youth voted for him. 84% of younger black and Hispanic voters supported him as well. And this is after his June primary win. He, I guess, uh, I guess there was a big push to have other people who think like him run for office. And the, the group that is pushing that sort of Stuff says 10,000 people signed up to run for local and state legislature. So other words, we should probably understand what is actually going on here. Um, this is a quote from the article. Generally speaking, as they're defining it, democratic socialism is defined as a belief that the economy should be democratically running for the benefit of all of the public. Okay, that's democracy. That's. That's what we are. We are a democratic republic. We do exactly that. You don't get to hijack the language to make it sound good for your system that is responsible for more deaths than any war on planet Earth combined. So there's that. The article continues, the Democratic Socialists of America, of which Mam Danny is a member of, describes it as a system where ordinary people have a real voice in workplaces and in neighborhoods. Okay, so in other words, they are describing democratic socialism with this floofy, fluffy language that sounds good but doesn't work. There was a, there was a president that was famous for saying that sounds good, doesn't work. Forget his name. But it'll come to me. Tbt@tbsa.com if you remember the famous president who's done great things for the country that said sounds good doesn't work. Well, what are Mamdani's policy agendas? This is not new information to you, but primarily freeze rent on rent stabilized apartments. In other words, get people out of the apartment and housing industry and restrict the Supply, which, that should bring demand down, right? Is the supply is restricted, the demand also comes down and therefore prices come down. That, that's how that works, right? Economics 101. Eliminate all city bus fares, which many people who work for the MTA in New York have said that that's a terrible idea. You're just gonna have homeless people living on buses. And that's, that's not good for anyone. Universal childcare, which is another terrible idea. But that's a story for a different time. Really interesting. Statistically speaking, kids who are enrolled in universal childcare actually have worse outcomes. So there's that 2% income tax increase on people making over $1 million, which I guarantee you will go up from there. He actually can't probably get that done. Rise in corporate taxes to 11.5% and open government run grocery store stores through each NYC bureau, which is going to literally starve people. Because as it's been tried many times before, it doesn't work. See Kansas City and that whole story that we did several weeks ago. The concerning thing that I think a lot of us should be concerned about is among ages 18 to 34, socialism has a 49% positivity rating and only a 46% negative rating. Ages 35 to 54, 52% have a negative view on socialism, which I guess a majority is good. But at the same time, who the heck are these 48% of people who are in the demographic of people who are doing life that actually matters at this point? Not to say that your life doesn't matter below the age of 35, but 35 to 54, generally you've had some pretty monumental moments that should be conservatizing events. Talked about that with Andrew Colbert on the Charlie Kirk show last week, that getting married, having kids, buying property, paying income tax are all things that generally conservatize people. And so while I'm happy that there's a, there's a majority of people in that age demographic that think socialism is a bad thing, I'm also concerned why that number is so low. That should be around the 80% margin right there. The 80% threshold. There's a bunch of other statistics. I think you get the point. The point is socialism bad. But unfortunately there are so many people that think that this is actually going to fix things. Now here's the one kind of interesting element that conservatives find themselves in, especially when looking towards New York City. And Ma' am Danny, we're caught between, he can't do any of this sort of stuff. And I Hope he does to prove the point that it doesn't work. Right. See that's, that's the actual dilemma with conservatives. All of the things his big policy agendas that, well, we're going to freeze rent, we're going to make buses free for anybody, we're going to put government funded grocery stores into all of these boroughs. Those are things that like legislatively he can't do. Like it just not possible to do it from a legislative standpoint, from a financial standpoint, they're all promises that won't actually work. And at the same time, we played a clip of George Will on Bill Maher's show where he was talking about, I hope he wins and I hope he does all of the things that he claims he's going to do because that will just show the American people, oh my goodness, this doesn't work. That is the dilemma that us conservatives are in. And honest, God, I don't know which side of it to fall on. On one side, I want to see New York City thrive and I don't think they do that by instituting any of these policies. And at the same time I would like a laboratory of democracy that should shows the rest of the country, hey, this is a bad idea and we shouldn't do it. It seems like, it seems like, you know, two very, very difficult options to pick. Email us tptp USA.com I'd love your thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms over what's going on in New York and let us know where should conservatives fall on this? Should we fall on the side of he can't do any of this stuff legally speaking, so we should fight it or let it be an example to the rest of the country because I don't want throw out a Tulsa, Oklahoma to become New York City and they won't if they get the message that this does not work. Emails tbt@tpusa.com Would love to hear your thoughts on where conservatives should fall in that spectrum. Also go subscribe to our YouTube channel which is growing by leaps and bounds. We've got Tim Wall saying the Minnesota flag was definitely racist and therefore it needed to be changed to something that looks oddly familiar with the population of Somalia. Sorry Mogadish. Sorry Minneapolis. We'll be right back after the break. Don't go away.
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Let's be honest, building wealth doesn't look the same for everyone. It's not just about saving. It's about investing. It's about navigating systems that weren't built for you, embracing your hustle and relying on your community to create something bigger.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight, where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback. Tptpsa.com is the email if you'd like to send us your thoughts, comments, concerns, even criticisms. We welcome all opinions even if they're wrong comments@tptpusa.com also go subscribe to our YouTube channel, which is growing by leaps and bounds. We do an extra segment each and every day that you can't get anywhere else because there's just too much to talk about in a short period of time that we have here together on Real America's Voice and throwing a lot of information at you today, which I think is good. I think it's edifying. I think scientists say, and don't quote me on this, but somebody go look it up and email me tbtppsa.com but I read somewhere at some point you want to take in a bunch of information right before you go to bed, because that's where it's so like, you can, you can take in all the information during the day, but you know, that just flutters out of your head. You want to go right to bed thinking all the things that you want to stick in your brain, and that's, that's, that's how you want to go to bed. This, I thought, was really interesting. It comes from a. The reason we're putting this up is there's a clip making his way around the Internet governor Tim Walls of Minnesota was at the Texas Tribune, which a bunch of libs have been at talking. And maybe we'll play some clips as they kind of trickle out or continue to trickle out. But this is SOT2. Glenn, if you wouldn't mind pulling that up and then we can begin our discussion on the. What Tim Walls calls a racist flag of. Of his great homeland. Cut to. When we do better, we all do better. And the idea is of working together, lifting all boats. It works.
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Pass those things all the way down. The last one on the thing was, is we had a racist flag, so.
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And got rid of it. So it. It mattered. Okay, so racist flag. Glenn, would you mind pulling up the flag that's just oozing with racism? So much racism. So much flag. This. No, Glenn, can we pull up the racist one? This just looks like a guy doing the. That is the flag. Okay, so this was the old flag of Minnesota which was racist somehow. Uh, it was adopted in 1950. Sorry, adopt modified, but from an 1893 design adopted officially in 1957 until Tim Walls in 2023 decided he was going to take control via the state government and say we need to redesign the emblem because of the overt racism that I guess exists somehow. I'm not entirely sure the stated reasons are that the imagery scene depicts native displacement. Okay, I'm not sure I'm getting that. Wanted to desire a. They desired a more inclusive and modern design. I get the modern part. It is kind of old school looking, but I, I don't think that matters all that much. Easier to reproduce and recognize from a distance. So those were the stated reasons as to why they needed to change this racist flag of Mogadish. Sorry, Minnesota. Let's go ahead and show that clip of. Show that graphic of what it is now. And I recognize most of you probably don't know the. That's the flag of Minnesota. Really. Okay, well, 13 member commission was appointed by Walls and legislative leaders. They. They received 2600 submissions as to what the flag should be. And finally they landed on this. Okay, not sure if that was something that needed to take priority in the state of Minnesota. I think the loss of the culture was probably a little bit more important, but such is the Democratic Republic of Minnesota. Glenn thought this would be funny and interesting, but why don't we pull up graphic three to kind of compare and contrast. Now this is the flag of another great state of the United States of America. It is resembles a lot the flag of Minnesota. And it is the. Sorry, what's that, Glenn? Oh, that's the flag of Somalia. Oh, okay. Well, I wonder if that had anything to do with the new design of the Minnesota state flag that wanted to make their flag more like the populace for some reason. There's a lot of different things that we can go off onto tangents here, but the bottom line is this. How you could deduce that the emblem originally was racist is odd. And then the more interesting component is, well, sure does look like a flag that a lot of people in the country or in this state that you represent came from and for some reason refused to assimilate to the place that they immigrated to. And part of that could possibly be allegedly redesigning the state flag to make it look more like home. You know, the place they fled because it was so terrible and awful. So that's that. Uh, let's see. There's. There's a couple more things to get to t here on Turning Point tonight that I'll I think everything we talk about is interesting. I'm not even sure if we're going to get to the CMN article about visiting Somalia, but. Well, maybe we'll do that on one more. One last point. Tptpca.com is the email address. Go subscribe to our YouTube channel. Turning Point tonight on YouTube Rumble all of these social media platforms. We will be right back after the break. Don't go away.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight, where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback. Tptpsa.com is the email address. If you'd like to send us your thoughts, comments, concerns. Does the new Minnesota flag, I guess new ish flag resemble that of Somalia? Let us know tptpsa.com also go subscribe to our YouTube channel where you get an exclusive segment not seen here on Real America's Voice because there's just too much to talk to talk about. Maybe today at some point we're going to talk about the Somalia vacations. If you, if you're, you're planning a family trip, consider Somalia, even though it's not recommended by the US Government for so many different reasons, but different conversation for a different time. I thought this was really interesting. This is a new study. This is from the New York Post. I'm going to read their, their verbiage here because I think they did an excellent job at capturing the ridiculousness of this new study. A new report urges parents to talk to their babies about changing their diapers in order to teach little ones about consent. Yes, if you are covered in diarrhea because your baby has poop explosion out of the diaper. And I'm familiar with this terminology and this experience as I have two kids that are currently in diapers. I'll save you some of the graphic details there, but I've been wrong. I should have been asking them for their consent. May I change your diaper as you poo poo all over the place and everywhere. This is from the article at the start of a nappy change, which is what Australians call a diaper. Ensure your child knows what is happening. Researchers from Deakin University wrote in November of 2025. Guide get down to their level and say you need a nappy change and pause so they can take this in. In other words, ask your kids who have just diarrhea over all of their clothes, all of your clothes, all over the car seat, all over the wall, if it's you know you had curry. I'm sorry, there's, there's no. This is where we get. This is the last segment of the show. This is where this segment goes. I, I apologize for that horrible and also accurate joke. You should ask for consent to change your kids diapers. Um, and the only reason I bring up this story is because I like throwbacks. I like going back to old clips in which someone else should have been asked consent to have their diaper changed. Specifically Congressman Jerry Nadler as he left the podium, clearly needing a diaper change. I hope somebody asked consent when changing his diaper. Watch with me as we remember this find clip. As I bring on Congresswoman Maloney, I want to join the distinguished chairman in.
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Joe Bob (Turning Point Tonight Host)
Of preserving our, our democracy. With that, I'm pleased to yield to the distinguished chairwoman of the government. That is a man who pooped himself. 100% guaranteed, allegedly. I think that is the only conclusion you can come to after watching that video, which again is the only reason why I brought up this story to begin with. It's ridiculous on its face. The article goes on to say, well, you should ask them, do you want to walk to the changing table or shall I carry you? These people are obviously not people that have ever had kids, have ever been around kids, and have no idea how kids respond to questions of, hey, you want to change your diaper? No. And then they take off running around the backyard. So there's that. I don't know if that's childish of me to bring up this story, one, because it is ridiculous. But two, I just really, really missed that Jerry Nadler clip in which he clearly pooped himself and had to waddle away from the stage as Nancy Pelosi said. What? It doesn't matter what she said. The waddle, the Nadler waddle. It will be missed. TBTPC.com is the email address. We will see you tomorrow. Tonight I am in Bakersfield with Megyn Kelly. Tomorrow in Anaheim with Megyn Kelly. And also on Saturday in Phoenix, Arizona with Megyn Kelly. We will see you tomorrow though. Still here on Real America's Voice. God bless America.
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