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Big TV network.
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You may be rich or poor you might be blind to live you might be living in another country under another name. Aren't you going to have to serve somebody?
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Yes, indeed.
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Going to have to serve somebody. Don't you know you may be the devil? I better be the lord. You're gonna have to save somebody. You may be a construction worker working.
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On a home might be living in a mansion you might even live in.
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A dome you might own guns you might own might even own tanks might be somebody's a landlord might even own a bank you're gonna have to serve somebody no matter who you are. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're gonna have to serve somebody oh, it may be the devil somebody better be the lord. You're gonna have to serve somebody. Sam. You might like to wear cotton you might like to wear silk you might like to drink whiskey you might like to drink milk you might like to eat caviar might like to eat bread you may be sleeping on the floor sleeping in a king s b but you're going to have to serve somebody oh, the people out there, yeah, you're going to have to serve somebody it may be the devil. You may be the devil but it's better be the lord yourself. Somebody. Better be the lord. You're going to have to serve somebody. Yeah. Cross our hearts and hope to die. By these 50 countries differing so much in race and religion, in language and.
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Culture, it is a big idea, a new world order.
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Well, I know they're lying. They tricked me once, but they're not going to trick me twice. The time is now. Welcome back to the Professor Penn Podcast. David Penn, your host. Glad to be with you as always. For episode number 264, you gotta serve somebody. And it might be the devil. It might be the devil coming to you on this Tuesday evening, December 16th, 7:00pm Central Standard Time. Good morning, Mr. Tanner. Good morning. How are you doing? I'm doing good. How about you? I'm great, which is a shock.
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You're really happy this morning.
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I'm not, but for some reason, I'm getting a surge of happy energy. I. I think. Well, part of it is this song. Do you know this song?
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I haven't heard it, but I was rocking with it.
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Okay. So it was very much popularized by my cousin by marriage, a very famous person named Mr. Bob Dylan. And I've told the story. I actually had a chance to play with Bob back in the day when I was young and trying to make it as a rock and roller. I had that. I don't talk about it very much, but I did have a period where I was trying to make it, and I had a chance to play with Bob. And that's a whole other story. Maybe I've told it before. We'll tell it again someday. It's a good story. And I listened to Bob singing this. And Bob's an icon. And I've been in his house. And when you're in a house and there's. Well, it's his mother's house. And the whole house is lined with gold records and pictures of Bob with Paul McCartney and with Phil Collins with everybody. Wow. I know he's a great poet, but I can't stand his vocals. Can't stand it. He had one good song, and I listened to it and I thought, I'm going to play this. And I looked all over the Internet for something that I could use on this song. Because the idea. It's not about the song, it's about the idea. You got to serve somebody. It could be the devil, it could be the Lord, but you got to serve somebody. I make a choice. You got to make a choice, and everybody makes that choice. And let me just tell you, if you're on the left and you don't believe in God, that's a choice. Guess what? If you don't believe in God, guess who you're serving. Because the whole atheist thing and agnostic thing is another psyop run by the master of this world. The Scientific master of this world. So I played that because it's setting up a conversation about this past weekend. This is. This podcast is going to have some very local flavor for Minnesota, but it's also going to bring up some big issues for everybody in the world and everybody in the United States of America. First, Christmas has come. It's Christmas time. Please look at this. Beautiful. Just right. Comes in many different sizes and colors. People are buying these. They're flying off the shelf at the free people radio.comupward/store. And we're going to get Mr. Tanner involved with that store. Got to remember to talk about that. Yeah. Because we want to make this store cool. You know, every time I go to a podcaster, they've always got a store and they're always selling T shirts. And I'm thinking, man, that's a tough hustle. It's a tough hustle. That's why here at Free People Radio, we're building a digital mall anchored by tireget.comt I r e g e t dot com, an online e commerce retailer. Everything you need to know about tires is there. 11 different brands. They're all at the right price. We mount and balance the tires right by your house. It's a great deal, fully guaranteed by yours truly. And when you buy your tires@target.com you'll be supporting this broadcast and Free People Radio. So thank you very much. 25% of you need tires right now. Tanner says his tires are doing good. Yeah, my tires are doing great. A lot of snow this year. Yeah. You're still a satisfied customer. My car still has stayed on the road, so the tires are good. And that was four tires mounted, balanced out the door. For how much? It was like just short of 400, I'm pretty sure. Did you all hear that? $400 for four new tires and mounted and balanced and the old tire disposed of for just under 400 bucks. Yes. And for Mr. Tanner, that was a deal, wasn't it? It was a good deal. Yes. That's what we want to bring to you. We don't just want to sell you tires. We want to give you the best deal on tires you can find any place in this great country. Okay? So you got to serve somebody. Got to serve somebody. And in politics, in politics, man, that's a messy stew pot of figuring out who you're serving. And when someone on the scene pops up like me, who is pretty clear about what he's doing and what he's striving for, and I recognize I'm staking out territory that is aspirational, philosophical, not grounded in reality, the way some of my fellow Minnesota Republican Party delegates would like. Somebody's got to pull on the rope in that direction. Because if we just give in to the evil which pervades this country, if we just give in, evil is what we shall have. And let me just say in reference to that, you know, if you're honest with all kindness, which is going to be very important here in a minute, that's kind of brutal. And I had a brutal interaction at State Central Committee, that's our governing body here in Minnesota. I had a brutal interaction with two different people at that State Central Committee, and it was brutal. And we're going to talk about that. But let's also remember that kindness without honesty is manipulative. Now, State Central Committee had a straw poll there. Straw poll. And guess who won? Kendall Quals. Kendall Qualls came out on top. Kendall Qualls. If you know who Kendall Quals is, you're going to say, I never heard this dude's name. Who is he? Well, that's because he doesn't have great name recognition. He's ran twice and lost twice, and he's going again, and everybody's going, wow, he won the straw poll at State Central. Only one time in 20 years has the winner of the straw poll at the State Central Committee meeting gone on to get the endorsement of the Minnesota Republican Party. And that's because State Central is the insider, Insider game. About 300 delegates, the cream of. The cream of the insider. People have this role. So they elect or they express their desire for the most insider candidate. In a way, it's kind of, for me, discrediting, kind of reinforces my dislike of Mr. Qualls's politics. Personally, I don't know him. He might be a fine man. And that's also something we're going to talk about in a minute, the difference between the theater of politics and what we say and do in politics and you know, on the stage and what it's like personally behind backstage. So they, they, they. They had a straw poll and Campbell won it. And that's only mattered once in, in 20 years. And there's 300 delegates, you know, to the Minnesota State endorsing convention, which will be next May. That's 2,200 delegates. That's much more difficult for the party to have control of. Got a lot more citizens in that group. And how do they get that role? They go to caucus on February 3rd. Caucus counterattack, February 3rd. You can go on February 3rd in Minnesota, to your local community center and caucus. That's a neighborhood meeting. And go with your neighbors and you will be elected if you do it right. And we'll have caucus trainings and we have all of our meetings to discuss this. You could be elected as a delegate and actually decide who the party endorses for office to run for office in this coming 2026, very important year. And let's remember, we're going to do caucus training at Minnesota Speaks every Thursday night, 7pm a space is on X. You can go there. Spaces on X. Minnesota Speaks, please. About a thousand people came last week. I'd like to see 2000 come this week. Minnesota Speaks, that's our digital community. Then I've started an analog peer to peer, face to face meeting once a month at the Wayzata Central Middle School here In Congressional District 3, right in the center of the state, right in the center of the action. 7pm the next one, Wednesday, January 7th. Wednesday, January 7th. I bet you're putting that into the notes of the for the podcast, aren't you? Yeah. Thank you very much, Mr. Tanner. I can tell you're all over the top of it. So we got a real political action plan going here. The idea being to get you, if you're in Minnesota to caucus. Because we cannot leave party process in the hands of insider professionals alone because they have sold out the money. Because the money's the only thing that's showing up. Because we the people aren't showing up. Only 15,000 people go to caucus. One percent of the 1.5 million Republicans here in Minnesota, if we got it up to 2%, if 30,000 people showed up, wow, everything would change in Minnesota in a night. One night. It would all change. So I'm sitting here, I'm going, man, all these people are sitting on the couch at home complaining. They all have opinions. They all want to talk about issues. They all watch. Thank you for watching the podcast. I'm glad to see you. Thank you for being here. That's great. But could we actually do something together? I mean, I'm trying to figure out, what do I say? What can I do? I was at, you know what I was doing this last weekend. What were you doing? Since I started politics, which is 2020, I have not played the piano at all. I played this guy because my piano skill and my singing skill is right about that level. This guy's not a superstar. He's just a journeyman. What we call a journeyman, I can do. And I was actually writing songs, thinking if this keeps up the way it is, I'm going to have to start to sing. I have to sing for my supper because you guys got to go to the caucus. And I don't care what state you're in, we've got to get involved, period. Well, let's remember, kindness without honesty is manipulation. And what we tend to do in politics is this. Play number two.
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What kind of man are you? Sometimes you got to fight when you're a man. This is really going to get me canceled. Ready? The church has not been very helpful to help men be men. Listen, we're saved, not soft. And the church has not been helpful.
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Because the Bible says, stand firm and act like men.
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And most of the time, the church said, actually, settle down. Why don't you just come in, sit.
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Down, be nice and act like women.
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We're gonna sit in circles. We're talking about our feelings.
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Here's a robe.
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We'll sing I ain't doing it. I almost always wear button snap, button down flannel.
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When I wear one of my shirts, I look fine. I don't look great.
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I can't do great. I can do fine, but I look fine. If Gretchen wears her shirts, she looks great. She puts on a blouse, she looks great.
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What's cool is if I come home and she's got one of my shirts.
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On, she looks great. If I got on one of her blouses, it's not great. It's not great. The American church for the last hundred years has been a blouse. It's only fit the women. The church has asked men to not be men. To follow Jesus. You do not have to check your testicles at the door. They were his idea. Grow a pair, stand up, stand firm, act like men. This is what he's called us to do.
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How's that? For a while, it's kind of a wow, isn't it? Yeah, that's. That's a wow. That's a wow. Well, you know, it really fits into what happens at State Central Committee, which is the governing body, allegedly, of the Minnesota Republican Party. And we have two State Central meetings at a minimum a year. And the same thing happens at every meeting. Guess what happens? Nothing. Nothing happens. Nothing happens. And nothing is supposed to happen. It's orchestrated. So nothing happens because people that run the party really don't want a lot of feedback, even from the insiders that compose the majority of the delegates. The State Central Committee and I had a meeting with a bunch of people before, and they were all insiders because they're delegates. And I said, you know what? Instead of we're fighting about this and complaining about that and all the things we normally do, how about stride up to the microphone because I can't do it, because they're going to vote me down. Just because if I show up now, you all know this, right? You're listening to this. You know if I go up to the microphone just because it's me, the motion can't pass, which is a compliment around this group of people. And I said, why don't you just make a motion that says, I so move that from now till February 3, the Republican Party of Minnesota spends every dollar it has and every dollar it takes in on promoting caucus digitally and with billboards on the major highways and let them vote. And when they vote it down, we'll have them on the record that they don't want more people in the party do it. But of course, nobody did it. And the reason they didn't do it was it would blow their cover. And they want to maintain their status in that very elect group. And if you're hearing me and I talk to you, I don't blame you for that. I understand that if you blow cover, they're going to come like, they're going to come for you like wolves on a wounded deer. I mean, they're just going to come after you. I get it. So I'm not mad. But this is the kind of thing we could be doing at State Central. We could be working together to talk about strategy and tactics to win. And I've been to many states central committee meetings, and I've only seen fighting and I've only seen ineffectiveness. And I hope we can change that as delegates in the future and really get down to what we're supposed to do, which is win, which is when. And we need new strategy and tactics to do that. And I played that piece by that minister who said that basically Christian men have been ineffective. That's a nice way of saying it, isn't it? Yeah. See, honesty without kindness is brutality. I know some people that would say Christian men are XYZ and put a scatological word in that xyz. I don't want to do that. I'm saying that we have been raised. And it's not just Christian men, it's also Jewish men. I think it's all men in America. Great. No, not all men. We got some people out there that are willing to die for God and we're seeing them pop up all over the place now, aren't we in Australia, for example, those guys were willing to die. I'm not saying it was good, but they had the courage of their conviction. Obviously it's a twisted conviction, but we have people popping up that are not afraid to give their lives for what they believe, even if what they believe is twisted. But you know, we have a beautiful ideology about loving the Lord our God with all of our heart and all of our soul and all of our might and loving our neighbor as we wish to be loved and walking by faith and not by sight. All these very important Christian ideas. They're Jewish ideas by the way. And Kate, we're going to talk about that a little bit tonight too. Religious hatreds, these are ancient ideas, a 5,000 year tradition of ideas. And we don't promote those ideas. You know what we do instead? We elect military men here in this country to congressional office as Adam Schwarz, he says the SEAL brand. And why is that? Because a man like Adam Schwarze is a very brave man, has a very storied career as a special operator, as a seal and he has warrior energy. And people look at that and they go, I'm going to project upon him. Kendall Quals is another one, ex military. And they tout their military careers. And this allows men who are not courageous, who have not taken a stand to project their denied courage onto power animals who then take that power and get elected. And what is the result of that? About 6% of the U.S. adult population are military veterans. But, but almost 20% of the U.S. congress are military veterans. Almost 20%. Three times the population average we have in the Congress. And that's for many other reasons too. These are people that are raised to serve, want to serve. So it's natural for them to go into politics. They have pensions so they don't have to worry about putting the daily bread on their table, for example. But a big part of it is we respect the military veteran, particularly the combat veteran. And it allows those of us who feel, I don't even know, I mean, I'm not that guy, so I don't know what it is. I'm just commenting on something that might be true. We might be as a delegate body projecting our courage, our denied courage into people that are actually courageous. And they're accumulating that courage and they get elected. But let me just say that is not without a cost. Could you please play number three?
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A vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. Our arms must be mighty ready for instant action so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction. Our military organization today bears little relation to that known of any of my predecessors in peacetime, or indeed by the fighting men of World War II or Korea. Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had more no armaments industry. American makers of plowshares could, with time and as required, make swords as well. But we can no longer risk emergency improvisation of national defense. We have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. Added to this, three and a half million male and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. We annually spend on military security alone more than the net income of all United States corporations. Now, this conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence from economic, political, even spiritual is felt in every city, every state house, every office of the federal government. We recognize the imperative need for this development, yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved. So is the very structure of our society. In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought by the military industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted. Only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals so that security and liberty may prosper together.
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Only an alert and engaged citizenry can keep this military industrial complex meshed into our society in a way that reflects the republic. The idea of the republic. And of course our citizenry is neither alert or engaged. And this was President Eisenhower giving a very famous speech. We've played it before on the broadcast. This was 1961, and he was warning about the dangers of this permanent military industrial complex establishment which now has a lobby in Congress of 20% of the congressional members or ex military. Now, I'm not going to say there might not be some of them who have different ideas and I don't know each one of them personally, but in aggregate, back against the wall and knowing something about this because of my own life experiences, these people are going to be supportive of the military industrial complex. And that is my problem with Minnesota gop, which also has a very high percentage of ex military in its ranks as delegates and party leaders. And I'm not against or anti veterans. I'm not and I have a lot of involvement with veterans over the course of my life and I respect them deeply. I just feel that at this time in American history, after a perpetual war since 1946, that we the people, if we're going to be an alert and engaged citizenry, we're going to either vet out these military people much better before we endorse them, or we're just going to elect civilians. And here's why I say it. You noticed that 15 Jewish people were killed on a beach in Australia. Did you see that? Yeah. And guess what? The Australian government agreed or announced it was going to do today. What even they have very draconian gun control laws there. They're going to make them even more draconian. What are they trying to take all the guns away from all the citizens that extreme Disarm them. Disarm them. And we got all this conflict in our country in the United States of America, and we have all these forces that are heading us towards possibly a suspension of our civil liberties. People are calling for this to happen.
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Foreign you know, if the Congress decides to suspend my civil liberties, I want that to be done by civilians. I don't need a military government ushered in by military members in Congress. I want to make this clear. I am a civilian sovereign citizen of the United States of America. I do not and will not cede my God given rights to life, to liberty and the pursuit of my happiness. I'm just not gonna. I'm not gonna give that up. And I want to vote for people that I know are going to support that. And I did walk up to Adam Schwarze at this State Central Committee and shook his hand, and I gave him very, very warm energy. And I said, adam, I want you to know I respect you. And he smiled at me, and we had a moment of interaction that was positive because what I wanted him to know. And I say this over and over again on the broadcast, we're going to fight for what we believe and hold to our principles. But the day after the primary, and there will be a primary, it seems I will be supporting the Republican Party ticket no matter who it is. And I was trying to reach out to Adam and let him know that if he's the standard bearer, I'm going to support him. And why am I doing that? Because if Royce White is the standard bearer or Mike Lindell is the standard bearer, I would like the Republican Party constabulary, the traditionalists, to also support whoever is the Republican Party winner the standard bearer, because we need to beat the Communists. And I've been saying this more and more. We need to find aligned interests. We can fight with each other, but not reject each other in total. And I said to Adam, I said, adam, I said, you know what? The. The broadcast is theater. I said, this whole room is theater. I said, it's not personal. It's business. And he said to me, that's not right. He said, I have a man of principle, and it is personal. And, Penn, you're a grifter and a liar. And I said, wow, that's not very friendly to myself. Why do you say I'm a liar, Adam? And he said, you know that I didn't work for Nikki Haley, but you lie about it. I said, no, Adam, I'm not lying. You didn't make the case for me about Nikki Haley, because if Nikki. And then he explained to me again this. She used his name. Hey, if Nikki Haley used my name on a letterhead, I'd call her campaign and say, right away, get my name off your material. I do not support you. And of course, I have Adam on tape saying he'd work with anybody in Congress, including Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, which is a very far stretch for the. What one would call the mega wing of the Minnesota Republican Party, which is a very significant block of people in the party. But I'm going to say, hey, we all got to work together. President Trump is going to and has endorsed Lindsey Graham. So after the primaries are over, we have to unify. And that's why I said, adam, it's not personal. I respect you. Well, I was rejected. I am not a liar. He did not make the case to me as far as him calling me a grifter, that's somewhat of a joke because I've been self employed since I'm 17. But I did wonder because I have known people like Adam, which he said I didn't, but that's not true. He doesn't know my history. And I actually knew someone that I trained with for many years who had that same attitude about me because he believed that the only true compensation, because he was a priest, warrior priest, like Adam is a warrior priest. I think that's how he fancies himself, warrior priest. Those people are on the payroll of the government. That's not grifted, that's weight. That's risking your life every day for God and country. That's why I respect him. But Adam, I'm not a grifter. I know you're watching this. And so for you to call me a grifter, we're just going to leave it there because that's ridiculous. If you're a grifter, you're a really bad one. Thanks for. Thanks for sharing. That's great. Tanner. He's. Thanks T. You know, now I got to hope Mrs. Professor Penn doesn't watch because I'm going to get a raft from her again on that deal. Anyhow, my point is that we had a bad interaction and I was rejected when I was trying to reach out and make a relationship. And that's. I'm going to stay with that theme here in a minute. But then I said, well, Adam, if you think I'm a liar and you think I don't get it, he said, yes, you know, I'm. He went off on he's, you know, for limited military involvement, he's America firster. Although someone walked up to me at the convention and said, boy, I just saw Adam. He said he wasn't maga. So, you know, I don't know what it is. I can't figure it out yet. That's hearsay. That's hearsay. Didn't hear it myself, but I will say this. I said, adam, you know, if you really want to win me over, where do you stand on your support of Israel? And I don't mean the nation of Israel or the Jews. I mean, do you support keeping a deployment of American military in the Middle east to defend the nation of Israel? And he said, and I can't remember exactly because in the heat of the moment he'd amped up. We, you know, it got a little intense. Not variant, just a little for politics there. We don't allow that to happen. Generally. In politics where people man up and he manned up a little bit because he was triggered. I called him darling. He didn't like that either. Because my response to him manning up was, come on, darling. Because I think it's childish to man up over ideas. We're not going to fight each other, so why act like that? I was trying to be friends. I really was trying to be friends. I really was putting out an olive branch, was rejected. But I said, hey, you know what, as long as you want to conflict with me, where do you stand on this issue? And I can't remember exactly what he said, but basically it was, no, I don't support that. And I said, well, why don't you go up on the stage and tell this body of 300 delegates how you feel about it? He said, well, I'm not doing that. That's not a good elective strategy. And that's exactly why I do not support Adam Schwarzy. Because this reminds me of the trick that Tim Pawlenty talked about when he was on the stage being interviewed by the Minnesota, the paper of record, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and he said, you gotta, you gotta trick the voters. Yeah, got a trip. No, we're not into tricks. See that? We're not in the tricks. So, Adam, I'm going to tell you, you can deny the whole thing. This is just my testimony of what I think I heard. I'm not saying I got it right. You did get a little bit, you know, intense with me, gave me a little bit of that warrior energy. So, you know, it kind of clouds my thinking a little bit because I have to pay attention. What might you do next? That was your choice, not mine. But thank you for walking away. It was a, you know, within the boundaries of. Okay, I'm not. I was, I didn't, certainly didn't feel threatened, but I did feel rejected. And see, that's okay, Adam, because on the day after the primary, whether we like these people or not, to defeat the communists, we're going to back them up. And that's called a strategy to keep our state from going communist. Everything in politics is a choice between two bad options. The options are always bad because human beings have feet of clay. So you got to pick the one that is the least onerous. And that's what we're going to do. Because a Republican is better than a Democrat socialist backed candidate, period. I could go on and say why, maybe he isn't. But that's not going to win here in Minnesota. So we're going to leave that Kind of division aside and find a way to unify. I respect that he stood on business with.
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You. I feel like that's better than.
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Just smiling at your face and lying to you that you guys are okay. Well, that's cool. But you know what? When somebody shakes your hand and says, I respect you. Yeah. What you say is, thank you very much. Because it's politics. We talk too much in politics. Yeah. You know, him telling me that he doesn't support it, but he won't say it was an error. It allows me to come on and say, who are you? For example, he brags all the time about seeking the endorsement of the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the money that goes with it. Well, let's just play number.
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Five. In the war room. Last week, one of the most outrageous tweets I've seen from the. From the Republican Senatorial Fund run by Daines, put out that for your fight against McCarthy, that you were a Democratic operative. I called Daines out, and it's not about you. It's about Danes. Daines, I will meet you anywhere in Montana. I'll meet you anywhere in the country. You can come here in the war room, and we'll play fair, play nice. But I will rip your face off about your record and what you said in your gutless coward for putting that out and not coming out personally. And why don't you just come in and personally attack Rosendale and stop hiding behind the nrsc? Just be a man. Montana is known as a state of men, right? I mean, strong women, strong men, patriots, America first. The word is your bond, Lord, assaulted the earth to make in a vast wilderness out there, to make that state what it is. Just incredible, the history of the people out there. And to have someone like Steve Daines is an embarrassment. What's your response? Not to Danes, but to them calling you a Democratic operative for basically defending this country in our budget? This sounds like Zelensky's.
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Propaganda. Well, that's Steve Bannon, the great Steve Bannon, ripping on Steve Daines, who is the former head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. And let's talk about what this thing is. This is the insider, insider inside game, who this committee decides to support. It has hundreds of millions of dollars to put in these political campaigns. They vet their. They vet their candidates out. For example, as Adams like to say, they are the progenitors of the Seal brand because they know that people that have denied their courage will project it onto a strong military member who has risked their life because these people deserve respect. That's what I was trying to say to Adam. Hey, dude, I respect you. Yeah. It's not personal. It's theater. We're broadcasting here. Nope. He made it personal. He said he had principles. And the principles he's trying to espouse is he's for limited military engagement around the world, yet he's seeking the support of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which is the mouthpiece, the gatekeepers, the money to make sure that this worldwide empire continues. And that's why Steve Daines got so ripped on by Steve Bannon. Now, he's the ex leader of this committee. The current one is Tim Scott. That's who Adam has said he's met with, or at least I think that's what I remember he said. Or that's who he will meet with if he wants to support this committee. And I'm going to just give you a blast about what people say about Tim Scott. Tim Scott. Critics highlight Scott's appointment to the Senate by guess who Nikki Haley appointed him. You see what a small little group this is. A small little sewing circle. Tim Scott. Senator Tim Scott was appointed to the Senate by the same Nikki Haley that put Adam Schwartze on her letterhead. And Adam said it was a mistake. Okay, okay, it was a mistake. Adam call her and tell her to take it off. But that didn't happen. And listen to this. Tim Scott supported Representative Liz Cheney amid the January 6th committee investigations. And you know, that's pretty intense. I mean, really, if you want to talk about a. A gap in the party here in Minnesota, if you say Liz Cheney, in certain circles, they're going to only have cat calls and booze, and Tim Scott was a supporter of Liz Cheney, and we could go on and on. So I'm just going to say that seeking the money of these people, while it seems like the political thing to do is not necessarily the principled thing to do. Or let's put it this way, Adam. It's a different set of principles than what I have, which means I'm not lying. We just disagree, and that's politics. So what we need to seek is aligned interests. We don't need to agree with each other or like each other. We need to discover aligned interests and put aside our personal dislike for each other and work together to beat the Communists in their home court. Well, let me give you one other reason why I question our dependency on the military industrial complex. Let's play number four. Just because it's such a great historical.
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Piece, Something rather interesting has just cropped up. Listen to that. That music? Civilian broadcasting. I think those fellas in the Pentagon have given us some sort of exercise to test our readiness. Personally, I think it's taking things a bit too far. Our fellows will be inside Russian radar cab in about 20 minutes. You listen to that TR block full of stations all churning it out. Mandrake. Yes, sir. I thought I issued instructions for all radios on this base to be impounded. Well, you did indeed, sir. And I was in the presence of been pounding this very wine. When I hadn't switched it on, I thought to myself, our fellow's hitting Russian radar cover in 20 minutes, dropping all their stuff. I'd venitarial because if they do, it'll cause a bit of a sting.
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Captain, the officer exchange program does.
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Not give you any special prerogatives to question my.
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Orders. I, I realize that, sir, but I thought you'd be rather pleased to hear the news. After all, let's face it, we. We don't want to start a nuclear war unless we really have to, do we? Please sit down and turn that thing off. Yes, sir. What about the plane, sir? Surely we must issue the recall code.
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Immediately. Group Captain, the planes are not going to be.
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Recalled. My attack orders have been issued and the orders stand. Well, if you'll excuse me. Thanks, ez. That would be, to my way of thinking, rather. Well, rather an odd way of looking at it. You see, if a Russian attack was in progress, we would certainly not be hearing civilian.
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Broadcasting. Are you certain of that? Man.
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Drake? That's a regular. And what if it is true? Well, I'm afraid I'm still not with you, sir, because, I mean, if a Russian attack was not in progress, then your use of plan are in fact your orders. The entire.
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Wing?
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Somewhere. Now, why don't you just take it easy, Group.
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Captain. And please make me a drink.
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Yourself to whatever you'd like. General Razar, as an officer in Her Majesty's Air Force, it is my clear duty under the present circumstances to issue the recall code upon my own authority and bring back the.
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Wing. You.
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Probably. Excuse me, sir. I'm friends. I'll screw for the key and the recall code. Have you got them handy, sir? I told you to take it easy, group Captain. There's nothing anybody can do about this thing now. I'm the only person who knows the three letter code group. Then I must insist, sir, that you give them to him. Do I take it, sire, that you are threatening a brother officer with a gun. Mandrake, I suppose it never occurred to you that while we're chatting here so enjoyably. A decision is being made by the President and the Joint Chiefs in the war room at the Pentagon. And when they realize there is no possibility of recalling the.
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Wing. There will be only one course of action.
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Open. Total commitment. Mandrake, do you recall what Clemenceau once said about war? No, I didn't think. I knew. So.
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Now he said war was.
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Too important to be left to the.
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Generals. When he said that 50 years.
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Ago he might have been right. But today war is too important to be left to politicians. They have neither the time, the training nor the inclination for strategic thought. I can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to SAP and impurify all of our precious bodily.
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Fluids. Kind of gripping theater, isn't it? Every time I watch that, I just want a cigar. That's a good response to it. I get it. He makes the cigar look so good. And he says something very interesting. That's a Dr. Strangelove from 1963. It should be on your must watch list if you haven't seen it before. I know many of you have. But he said something so potent that's so appropriate and ties in with General Eisenhower's. President Eisenhower's comments about the military industrial complex. He says war is beyond the province of the politician. It has to be in the hands of the generals. The generals have. And that's exactly the world we're living in. And the generals have 20% of Congress as their own. Baked in lobby. And we wonder why we're always at war. Why are we always at war? And one more thing. You know, just because you served, it doesn't mean you're a good person. You might serve the devil. As General Jack D. Ripper was fully on display there. He was crazy. And there's a lot of people that go real far in the military. And they don't necessarily have it together. And Adam said, you don't know anybody like me. Well, Adam doesn't know me. That's not true. And in fact, Adam, next time we get together, I'll name you somebody who you probably know because you served at the same time. For all I know, you guys were in the same units. And guess what? He sucks. I know him very well. And this guy has a very loose relationship with the truth. And he's not a very good person. But. But. But he was a Tried and wearing member of the SEAL fraternity. And so it happens. And I'll share his name. Can't do it on. On broadcast like that. That would be unfair to him. He's a friend of mine. But I, you know, it happens. And I say this again to you. I don't know you, Adam. You could have been gone through all kinds of work and made yourself wonderful. I'm just not going to take a chance when almost 20% of the Congress is military and we're on the verge of nuclear war and we're on the verge of martial law. And we want. I want civilian control of the military, which has clearly been lost as far back as 1963 when, you know, Stanley Kubrick puts it right out in the script and says, you know, war is modern. Warfare is just too complex, too important. Politicians don't have the time, the training. They're not capable of thinking it through. In other words, they're dummies. Well, how do you fix that? A an engaged and alert citizenry that goes to caucus and starts to endorse smarter people. And we played that thing last week of Mary Franson. That's a stupid question. I mean, come on now. We can do better than this. If we're better. These politicians reflect us. We have to be better. And when we're better, they'll be better. And along this line about this military industrial complex, we have a agency in the Department of Defense called the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. And this agency oversees foreign military sales and international military education and training. Boy, it's like in a off year, they do about $50 billion of sales. Doesn't sound like a lot in a heavy year. I mean, we just read last week that Israel got 25 billion. Yeah, just in the last. Well, the Federal Register came out again on Monday, and guess what was in there from this defense security operation. Break it down for us. Oh, my goodness. It's great. Well, it was a kind of a quiet week. The government of Denmark got $744 million. Here's Taiwan. They picked up what they get. $828 million of hardware. Here's the government of.
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You. And ooh, this is a big score. 7.3 billion. They're right there on the border with Russia. Gotta prop up those polls. Here is the air force proposing $105 million again for the government of Poland. Poland's making out big this week. Here is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It's a small contract, 440 million proposed. Here's the government of Japan, another small one, 113 million. Here's Taiwan again, back for 1.16 billion. And we end up this week, 450 million for the government of Switzerland. I thought the Swiss were neutral. How come they're getting all this cash, all this money, all these arms? So this is the business we're in here, folks. We have a permanent defense industry and military which is running a worldwide empire. And what we think is that it can't be any other way. Well, I'm going to tell you one day it will be another way. The question that is still unanswered is will we proactively unwind this over time and create a more human centered culture or will this thing crash and burn in a giant conflagration and we all go back to living off the land, the few of us that survive, because that is what is going to happen. I mean, it's one or the other. Now, of course, most likely it's going to end in a conflagration. I just noticed this week the New York Times editorial board came out and advised all of its readers that we need to prepare for war with China. And that was a week after President Trump took China off. We're going to the war list and we have a defense planning and they kind of amped it down with China. That would be the Trump administration. Trump sees different enemies. Enemies are everywhere. He just sees different ones. He sees enemies amongst our alleged friends. And I want to do. Make a, I want to make a quick comment. Boy, President Trump said something really intense about Rob Reiner and his wife and they died. Did you read about how they died? You know what I'm talking about. You know who Rob Reiner.
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No. Okay. Rob Reiner is an icon for my generation. He played a character called Meathead on a very seminal television series called all in the Family. The lead character was Archie Bunker. He portrayed the working class man was filled with racisms and hatreds and his son in law, Michael Stivic, played by Rob Reiner. This is back in the 60s and 70s. You were not even a twinkle yet in your father's eye. He was fighting against his father in law, Archie Bunker, to try to interject more liberal ideas, more. He was liberal, he was leftist. Archie's daughter married him, much to Archie's dismay. And Rob Reiner is the son of Carl Reiner. He's an icon in Hollywood. And most of you know what happened to him. He was murdered. And his wife was murdered, stabbed to death, allegedly by their son, which is a very awful. I mean, you can't think of that's. I mean, we're right, we're out there at the edge. Awful, right? I mean, even stabbing them, I mean, shooting them is bad enough, but stabbing them to death, boy, that's something. I'm not even going to speculate what it is. And people have respect for that. They go, wait a second, whoever that guy. When President Trump said some very unexpected things about this, and he's getting a lot of pushback about it because he, he basically said Reiner made people hate him and then talked about Trump derangement syndrome, because Reiner was a vociferous critic of President Trump. And I thought about that, and at the first level of things, I thought, man, we don't talk like that. But, you know, Trump is out there shattering things. He's a, he's a wrecking ball. And I thought about what he said and I, I've been following Reiner for years and I know what Reiner says and what Trump is saying. And this is what happens when you get up every day and you're embattled. These people are, have, in Trump's mind, people want to kill him. In Trump's mind, people are trying to take him down in Trump's mind. And this is true. And he lost that election. He'd been in jail right now, where he would have spent the rest of his life, like Bolsonaro is in Brazil. I mean, Trump had it all on the line and he sees these people as being his enemies. At the last thing he said was Reiner and his wife, may you rest in peace. So he did say something religious at the end. But this goes back into the military thing. You know, when people kill people, I mean, they feel bad about it sometimes. But I, Adam, again, if you're still watching, another friend of mine 38 times worked for the State Department also, and I'm talking about a close friend, a brother, a real brother, he doesn't have any qualms. I know him really well. He has no qualms about what he did because he viewed these people such that he killed him, and he has no qualms about it. So I think President Trump has taken this whole dialogue to another level, and we need to think about not what he said only, but why he said it, why he said it. Just like he said the press was the enemy of the people. We hadn't thought about that. When he said that, everybody thought he was crazy, for example. We pretty much understand that now, don't we? And we had another set, too, to move on at State Central. That was very interesting for me personally. At the previous State Central, I saw a young man sitting in the crowd, and I looked at him and I said, he's Jewish, and he looks familiar. Of course, you know, tribal. Can recognize a Jew. Jews can recogn. Not all the time. I mean, I get fooled, but most of the time, there's Judah. I got a small smirk out of Tanner for that one. Got a little radar work. Oh, there's a Jewish person. Because it's tribal. Hey, there's a brother, somebody I can talk to. Because the tribal consciousness, as we were talking about in the last episode, and I walked up to him at the previous State Central, I said, you know what? You look familiar. Because he looked like a cousin. He looked like cousins of mine. And it turned out that he was my cousin. He was the son of somebody I knew pretty well. I'd never met him before because he's in his 20s, right? But his dad is still younger than me. But I knew him from family events. And let's say your name. Louis. Lewis Fine is his name, and Lewis is my cousin. And I at that previous time, when we first met, he talked to me about his deep misgivings about Royce White, that he thought Royce White was an anti Semite. And I said, louis, that's not true. I know Royce. He's not anti Semitic at all. He just brings up issues that nobody's talking about. Kind of like President Trump in his own way. And he said, no, he's an anti Semit. I said, louis, would you like to talk to Royce? Because I can arrange it right now. And I took Lewis over, and he talked to Royce for about 10 minutes, and they got into it. And I walked away with Lewis, and I said, lewis, do you see? He goes, I don't believe him. I thought, wow, I guess that didn't work. So that was the previous time. Now, at this State Central, Louis walked up to me and again, started in and brought up Nick Fuentes and said he was worried about Royce, and he's. He'd listen to about 12 hours of Royce's podcasts and that he thought that Royce was in alignment with Nick Fuentes, which, of course, I know that's not true. That's exactly. Louis, while you can buy this T shirt just right, because we're not far right here at Free People Radio, we're opposed to anti Semitism. We're post Islamophobia. We're opposed to, you know, racism, sexism. What we are pro is an honest dialogue, the search for truth about what's going on in our country politically. And so we're just right. We're not far right. And I tried to talk to Louis about this, and then Royce walked up, and they got into it again and kind of had a meaningless conversation because Louis has committed to the fact that Royce is anti Semitic for saying things like, there's a Jewish lobby. That was one of the first times Royce got accused of being anti Semitic. The Jewish lobby. Well, the first time I saw it personally, when he used the word globalism when he announced his run in 22 for Congress. And the Minneapolis Star and Tribune said the word globalism was the dog whistle for anti Semitism. And there's a lot of people that still believe that. Of course, this is getting deconstructed now. That one doesn't work so good anymore. But the whole Jewish lobby thing, the Jewish lobby, you know, Louis, of course there's a Jewish lobby. It's called aipac. You know, what are we hiding about this for? And then Mark Miller walked up, who runs the local chapter of the rjc, the Republican Jewish Committee, which Norm Coleman is the top dude in. And he walked up to me and walks by. He knows who I am, and he says, royce White is a bad man. What he's basically saying is, I'm a bad man. These people are pissed at me. And they're going, you must be a sellout, David, to anti Semitism. No, no. And I told Louis, I said, I love the Jewish people. I still pray in Hebrew. I just want America to be about Americans. And I said to Louis, I said, hey, dude, your family is here just like mine. You know, your great grandfather, he could have gone to Israel with the socialists and hung out with the communists. He didn't. He was religious. Or he wanted to come to America for economic freedom and perhaps religious freedom. He didn't go there. You're not carrying an Uzi over on the west bank there Young man, you're living here in this great republic, and this republic has problems. And I am a staunch supporter of our resources and our politics being about compressing the morbidity of American citizens and extending our longevity and educating our people how to do it and making our people such that they are alert and engaged, not dumbed down, playing with their phones and addicted. That can be addressed politically in a way that's very loving, and that's my politics. And I don't think being in a forever war my entire life, Louis, is good for my longevity or the longevity of your cousins, who are my kids. So Louis walked away, and I had to leave early to go take one of my kids to tennis. And Royce told me Lewis walked back up, and Royce and him engaged again. Now, this part's hearsay, so I might have got this wrong, Louis, but I want to clarify something for you. First of all, I'll get together with you anytime. If you want to have an honest dialogue and sit down, I'll work with you. And I don't owe it to you because you're not that close. But just in reference to my grandmother, I'll do it. Tireget.com where convenience meets the road. Why make buying tires complicated? With Tireget.com it's simple. Tireget.com one site. A few clicks, and the tires of your choice are shipped to an installer right by your house. But Royce told me that you said there was only two Jews in the room, you and Mark Miller, which is, you know, very indicative of that particular group of delegates, was what you were saying. You were criticizing that group of delegates in your own unintentional way. And Roy said, well, what about Professor Pan? Isn't he Jewish? And Lewis apparently was reported to me, said, no, he's no longer a Jew. He's a Christian. And that's because he didn't get along with his father, which is a rumor that Lewis heard my family. So, Louis, let me set you straight. When my father died, we couldn't have been closer. My father was raised by his father, my grandfather, my Zadi, who didn't speak English as a first language, spoke Yiddish as a first language and Russian as a second language. English was downstream. He was very religious, and he got to me, and he made me a believer in God. My father had fallen away from the faith because he couldn't square the circle of the Holocaust. So even though he went to the yeshiva, he became a secular humanist. When my father got closer to dying, because he was, you know, you can take them and you can break them. But at the end, they came back. My father came back to intense faithfulness at the end of his life. And I'm going to tell you, Louis, when he died, I couldn't have been closer to him. I personally took care of him for five years, every day when he needed me. So this rumor banging around the family is not true. I want to set you straight on that. My father loves me. I love him. He's still alive as far as I'm concerned. And I'm looking forward to being with him someday. Something maybe you don't understand. So I want to clarify that and I want to show something to you and Mr. Mark Miller about why you're clinging to this Jewish identity scam. Please play number six. Buckle yourselves in. This is not an easy scene. This is a scene of a Jewish soldier in Saving Private Ryan. A great movie. And Steven Spielberg, in his own inimitable Jewish fashion, captures with great clarity what motivates Jewish people. Please play it. Number.
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Is. That's the climax scene of Saving Private Ryan. And there's so much there, we don't have time to go through all of it. But everything you see politically today, part of its germ seed is captured in that scene that was the killing of a brave Jewish ranger by a stronger German warrior. And at the end, he started trying to bargain for his life. A young Christian man up him didn't have the courage to go up those stairs and save him. Everything that we need to know about politics, Louis, is in that scene. So if you haven't watched it, watch.
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Details. And then I'm happy to get together with you and discuss it with you further because we're being motivated by fear and we're being motivated by loss. We have no faith. And without faith, what do we got? A permanent military industrial complex. And we've got plenty of religious hatred going around to justify why we hate each other. We got a thing going between the Jews and everybody else. We got a thing going with the Muslims and everybody else. But even within our own Christian community here in the United States, man, we got a lot going on there. Please play number.
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Seven. Five reasons Catholics aren't biblical Christians. Number one, calling priests father is forbidden. The Bible specifically says not to call them father in Matthew 23 and call no man your father upon the earth, for one is your Father, which is in heaven. Either you believe the Lord Jesus Christ and the Bible or you believe the Catholic Church and their tradition. Catholic Church tradition is not biblical doctrine. Catholics aren't Christian. The second point, praying repetitive words using rosary beads is also forbidden according to the Bible. Jesus said, but when you pray, use not vain repetitions as the heathen do. For they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. Just going to say the same thing over, over and over. And think that God hears.
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No. God wants to hear from your heart. You notice how when you meet a friend, the conversation is always different. Your prayers to God should always be different. Life is constantly changing. When you go to God. If you're chanting the same thing over and over and over, that's vain repetition. And Matthew 6, 7 says not to do it according to the Bible. For that reason they're not. But there's more to it. You think about how for thousands of years, thousands of years, the Catholic Church has only spoken in Latin as well. When they pray, they're doing it in Latin. In Corinthians 14, he says, if any man speak in an unknown tongue, here's the warning. Well, nobody knows Latin, right? He says, let one interpret. Can you imagine coming to church and I'm going to speak Latin and you don't know Latin. What are you going to learn? He says, but if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church. Again, Catholics are not biblical Christians. Here's point three. Praying to Mary is a sin. Praying to Mary is a sin. The Pope teaches that Mary is the mediator between God and man. But the Bible has something else to say in 1st Timothy 2, verse 5. For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. There's only one way to heaven. It's through the Lord Jesus Christ. Praying to Mary is a sin. She's not God. She's not the mediator. I go farther, though, on this. I want you to know something. You know they pray the rosary. They have this necklace of beads that they pray, and each bead they say something different. There are 59 beads on the rosary. 53 of them are Hail Marys. Six of them are our fathers. Now, who are they really praying to? Mary or God? It's pagan at the core. They pray to Mary 10 times more than they do to God. I think they've got the wrong God. Often their rosary prayer ends with a hail Holy Queen. When they talk to Mary, well, she's not the Queen of Heaven. That's my fourth point. Calling Mary the Queen of Heaven makes her a devil. They've got the wrong Mary. It's not the Mary of the Bible. In Jeremiah 7, it says the children gather wood and the fathers kindle a fire and the women knead their dough to make cakes to the Queen of Heaven and to pour out drink offerings unto other gods that they may provoke me to anger. You understand? God gets angry when you pray to another God. When you pray to a devil, a false God. He says they're not even gods, they're devils. When they say that Mary is the Queen of Heaven, they're putting her in a category that the Bible says is a devil, a false God, and it angers God. In fact, in Deuteronomy 32, it says they provoked him to jealousy with strange gods, with abominations, provoked they him to anger. They sacrificed unto devils and not to God, to gods whom they knew not. To new gods that came newly up, whom your fathers feared not. When the Catholic Church tried to overtake Christianity and they brought in all these pagan traditions. You understand, today there are people that think they're a Christian, but they're really a Catholic. They go and they light some candle and they're doing it to God. They pray to Mary, they light a candle and they've got the wrong God. God doesn't hear it. God doesn't see it. He doesn't acknowledge it. He doesn't honor that. They're doing it all wrong. My fifth and last point is this. The biblical Virgin Mary is not the Immaculate Conception. Most Catholics don't even know what the Immaculate Conception means. You think conception conceived, right? We're just dealing with the birth of Christ, how Mary was a virgin, right? No. The Immaculate Conception teaches that Mary never sinned, that she was sinless from her mother's.
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Womb.
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What? As if she's a daughter of God or something weird they also teach the Immaculate Conception that she never had physical relations. Therefore Jesus didn't have any brothers or sisters. They teach Mary was perpetually a virgin and she was always sinless before and after. She was a virgin, always sinless from in the womb. She was sinless all the way to the grave. That's why they pray to her. In Matthew 1. We read this earlier. At the end of the chapter it says of Joseph, it says and knew her not till she had brought forth her firstborn son. And he called his name Jesus. Joseph confirmed the marriage, married her and had many children. You're in Matthew 13. Look at Matthew 13:55. Is not this the carpenter's son? Is not his mother called Mary? And his brethren James and Joses and Simon and Judas and his sisters, Are they not all with us? Whence then hath this man all these things? What did we just see here? Jesus had four brothers and at least two sisters. It says sisters plural. So Mary had at least seven children. Good job Mary. She wasn't sinless, she wasn't a virgin forever. Catholics are not biblical.
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Christians. That's good. Thank you. So my point here is that here is a minister, likely an evangelical Christian, probably a strong supporter of the nation Israel, Christian genetic for Israel. And he's reading out of a Bible. And you know where the Bible came from and many of you know this. The Council of Rome, 382 AD under Pope Damasus the First made a listing of the 73 book canon. This is the earliest official church wide list. And what church would this be? This would be the Catholic Church that came up with this Bible. And then Hippo in 393 AD in the councils of Carthage up to 419 AD reaffirm that same 73 book canon that this guy is reading out of to critique. He's critiquing the Catholics and saying they're not Christians, but he's using their text to do it. Got to think this thing through. His source material is created by these devil worshiping Catholics that he's saying are not Christians. That's his source material. The Council of Florence 1442 again reaffirmed the 73 book canon. The Council of Trent 1546 again. So what we have here is people hating on each other in a very intense kind of a way. Here we got an evangelical saying that Catholics aren't Christians. And he's doing it using a book that was put together by the Catholic Church. Something doesn't add up. Kind of like Adam Schwarz, he's saying, I don't support all this military event intervention in the Middle East. But I can't go say it because I can't get elected if I said it doesn't add up. Something's not right. Something's not just not right. Tanner, do you see what I'm saying? I'm just going to keep listening. Not sure yet. Yeah, not sure yet. This is a lot. Well, let me go a step further. If this preacher is right and these heretics, these devil worshiping Catholics, these pagans, put together this book, how. How could we trust these devil worshippers to put together a book that's really sincere and true and good since they're not really Christians? Seems obvious to me. Source materials. Suspect. Suspect on the source material. And I'm only saying this because we're basing a lot on these books and they're constructed what's in them, what's out of them by this group. And I don't think the Catholics aren't Christians. I think they're Christians. In fact, I'm sure they're Christians because I've prayed with them. I know they're Christians. They believe in God. He just doesn't think so. So he's hating on them. But I'm going to tell you, I told that story you heard me tell my Catholic stepson. I took him to Stan Hamilton's church. The executive chair of CD3 invited me to go to church with them last Christmas Eve. And my Catholic stepson, who's the most mellow, smooth. I never seen this kid lose his cool. And about halfway through that Lutheran service, he flipped out. I had to take him out of there because he's been so programmed to dislike Lutherans in his Catholic church, he just couldn't sit there. Does that make any sense to you? Yeah, well, it was a news to me, okay? Because I thought everybody just hated Jews. I didn't realize we all hated each other. I feel a lot better now. The hatred's an equal opportunity employer. Let me show you how bad this one is and how far back it goes. Let's play number eight.
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Him. That can't be William Wallace. I'm prettier than this man. All right, Father. I'll ask.
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Him. If I risk my neck for.
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You, will I get a chance to kill Englishmen? Is your father a ghost or do you converse with the.
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Almighty? In order to find his equal.
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Question. Mind your tongue. Insane.
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Excellent. Stephen is my name. I'm the most wanted man on my.
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Island. Except I'm not on my island, of course. More's the pity. Your island? You mean Ireland?
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Madman. That's good, Tanner. Thank you. So what we have here is Catholic Scots teaming up with Catholic Irishmen to go kill Englishmen who had broken off from the Catholic Church. Isn't that great? So we have now found the roots of our political problems here in the United States. One of the many problems that we have, the schism between the Catholics and the Protestants right here in our own backyard. Right here in our own Republican Party in Minnesota. So it's not just the Jews and the Muslims that hate and all the problems. It's also the Catholics and the Protestants. Man, we're not getting along very good. Let's play Number Nine. Just like Saving Private Ryan tells Lewis everything he needs to know about why one part of our politics is the way it is. Number Nine will teach us a lot about the world we live in today. This is the Gangs of New York. Number nine.
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Please. Join the army, lads. Three square meals a day and good pay. When the Irish came, the city was in a fever. Since the time of the great famine, they'd come streaming off the boats. And they got a right warm welcome. Go back to Ireland, you dumb Mitch. You remember that, you snigger. The boot Patty. I only came two hours downriver from Hellgate but they all took me for an immigrant. Why not? There were a thousand different accents in New York. And to the Natives you see, it was all the same. Welcome to America, son. Your long, arduous journey is over. Go back to your own.
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Country. You hear that? America for.
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Americans. New York loved William Tweed and hated him. And those of us trying to be thieves, we couldn't help but admire him. Mr. Cutting. Gentlemen. Thank you for coming. It's an honor. Mr. Tweed. Sir, please excuse me. I think you're frightening them.
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So? Don't mind.
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Him. He used to be an Irishman. Ah, the Five Points. Murderer's Alley. Brickbat Mansion. The Gates of Hell. Look upon the face of this poor child. She lives in squalor in this godforsaken den of vice and misery behind.
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Me. Every year the reformers.
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Came. Every year the Points got worse. As if it liked being dirty. The Reverend wants you out of here. He can't do that. Come on. Galloping. Resurrection will spring from the filthy depths to which these miserable creatures have fallen. In God, they will find their. You may or may not. You do not know, Bill that every day I go down to the waterfront with hot soup for the Irish as they come ashore. Part of building a political.
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Base. I've noticed you.
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There. You may have noticed me. Indeed I have. Throwing torrents of favors and withering abuse on every single person who steps off those boats. If only I had the guns, Mr. Tweed I'd shoot each and every one of them before they set foot on American soil. Mulberry street and Worth Cross an Orange and Little Water. Each of the Five Points is a finger. When I close my hand, it becomes a fist. And anytime that I wish, I can turn it against you. I understand, but we're talking about different things. I'm talking about civic duty, responsibilities we owe to the people. Schools and hospitals. Sewers and utilities. Street construction, repairs and sweeping. Business licenses, saloon licenses. Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protector against the snares and the wickedness of the devil. Streetcars, fairies. Rubbish disposal. There's a power of money to be made in the city, Bill. With your help, the people must be made to understand that all these things are best kept within what I like to call the 10. Which is why I'm talking about an alliance between our two great organizations. They're talking about muscle work. That too. Muscle to match our spirit. You own the crushes, get them to do it. The police? Oh, no. Jesus, no. The appearance of the law must be upheld, especially while it's being broken. That's the building of our country right there, Mr. Cutting. Americans are born in. I don't see no Americans. I see trespassers. Irish harps do a job for a nickel what a nigger does for a dime and a white man used to get a quarter for. What have they done? Name one thing they've contributed. Votes. Votes, you say? They vote how the archbishop tells them. And who tells the Archbishop? They're king in the pointy hat what sits on his throne in Rome. Bill's got mixed feelings as regards the Irish. Bill, deliver these good and fervent folk to the polls on a regular basis. And there'll be a handsome price for each vote goes Tammany's way. My father gave his life making this country what it is. Murdered by the British with all of his men on the 25th of July, Anno Domini, 1814. You think I'm gonna help you befoul his legacy. By giving this country over to them what's had no hand in the fighting for.
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Why? Because they come off a boat crawling with lice and begging you for soup? You're a great one for the fighting, Bill, I know. But you can't fight forever. I can go down doing it. And you will. What did you say? I said you're turning your back on the.
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Future. Not our.
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Future. That document makes you a.
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Citizen. This one makes you a private in the Union army. Now go fight for your.
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Country.
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Next. Sign here, son. Or make your.
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Mark. When we got the Yankee man.
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Shoved a gun into our hands saying patty, you must go and fight for Lincoln. There's your musket. Make sure you keep it dry on the boat. Where are we going? I heard.
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Tennessee. Where's.
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That? There is nothing here but war where the murdering cannons roll, roar and I wish I was at home in dear old D. Did they feed us now, do you think? My children. My children. I want to mistake, Mr. Vallon, if you understand the true value of this sort of publicity. The Archbishop himself, shoulder to shoulder with half the Irish in the Five Points. I'm offering, my boy, to form an alliance with you against Bill Cutting and his slate of nativist candidates. I'll negotiate a handsome fee for every Irish vote you send Tammany's way in the coming elections. I need a new friend in the Five Points, son. I'd like that friend to be you. Now just a moment, Mr. Tweed. Suppose we do get you those votes. Would you back an Irish candidate of my choosing? I don't think so. What if we get you all the Irish votes? Mr. Balin, that will only happen in the reign of Queen Dick. Beg your pardon? That means it will never happen. Now, I might be persuaded to back an Irish candidate for, say.
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Alderman.
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Alderman? We've already got Irish alderman. So we have, that's why. What's bigger than alderman? Sheriff. Sheriff Par. Mr. Tweed. You back an Irishman for. For sheriff of the city and county New York, and we'll get him elected. I love the Irish, son. But higher than alderman you shall never climb. Why not? For one thing, no man living can consolidate the Irish vote. I can. And for another, I mean no effrontery, no one's yet found an Irish candidate for sheriff worth voting.
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For. Well, there's a little ethnography about the roots of our country and our current conflicts, which are hard.
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To. Ten athletes will face the toughest job interview in fitness that will push past physical and mental breaking points. You are the fittest of the fit. Only one of you will leave here with an IFIT contract for $250,000. This is when mindset comes in. Someone will be eliminated. Pressure is coming.
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2 of Unrivaled Basketball is here and the talent is unreal. The best women's players on the planet are running it back with even bigger moments and bigger stakes. Don't miss as Paige Becker, Snafeeza Collier, Kelsey Plumb, Brianna Stewart and more. Take the court and redefine the game. This isn't your regular season. This is unrivaled, where the pace is faster, the energy is higher and every athlete shines. Unrivaled basketball season two, sponsored by Sam's on Galaxy, tips off January 5 on TNT, TruTV and.
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HBO. Max support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like EFTs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINR Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not investment recommendation or advice. Complete disclosures available@public.com Disclosures A new.
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Details. C if you don't know where we came from, let me just drive the point home. Play number.
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10. America faces her greatest threat ever. More and more immigrants cross our borders every day. They steal our jobs. They endanger our people. They conspire against our very way of life. That's right, America. The Irish Ireland is out of control. Like locusts, they've devoured all their potato crop. And now this plague is swarming our once great shores. While we value hard work, these bog jumpers will literally work for tubers. So they're stealing good jobs once held by proud Americans. Ditch digger, grave digger. Pretty much all digging jobs. Our jobs, not theirs. We value the freedom to walk safely in our own neighborhoods. The only thing these pasty skin thugs value is their next whiskey rampage. Busting out our windows with their shillelies, terrifying our children with their talk of blarney. The hunger these locusts have for potatoes and violence is insatiable. And like all pests, they're breeding in massive numbers. With six, eight, even 20 children, this Catholic virus prepares to overtake our Protestant nation. All because their ancient mysterious religion tells them to. Once a week, these religious extremists gather together in their temple, chanting their magic spells in Latin. Latin. The devil's tongue. What secrets do they plot in that dead language? A plot to take over this fine land. Following the orders of none other than their precious Pope, their papal puppet master yanks their strings with with his wrinkled liver spotted hands from atop his Vatican throne. Who knows what sinister schemes he concocts beneath that big hat? What he'll command of his weak minded flock. Is this what the future of America holds? I know nothing but my country. My whole country and nothing but my country. And that ain't my.
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Country. Brought to you by the Know Nothing Party. If there's one thing we do know. If you're not one of us, then you're one of them. And that is the summary statement in the Martin Scorsese piece. The Daniel Day Lewis character was Bill the Butcher, a leader of the Know Nothing Party, which actually is a progenitor of the modern Republican Party of Minnesota. Things we do not know that we need to know as we seek to heal the rifts which have us at each other's throats. So when I put my hand out to someone and I say, hey, it's not personal, it's business, and I give them warm energy, what I'm saying is we have a threat. All of us. Anybody who believes Catholics, Jews, Protestants, evangelicals, anybody that has decided to assimilate into this great country and adopt the Republican values that are expressed in our founding documents and in our Constitution, we have a threat now. And while we're hating on each other. Whoa, hey. Digital Transformation and the Immunization Agenda 2030. You can go find it online. It's published. It's from our good friends at the World Health Organization. Birth register. Digital identity and lifelong vaccine compliance tracking. Linking vaccine records to income, ethnicity, religion and social programs. Conditioning access to schooling, travel and services based on your digital vaccine proof. Using digital systems to prevent wasting vaccines on already immune children. Doesn't that sound so helpful? And thus and so it goes. AI technology descending upon us. All these new nuclear reactors, all these AI centers, data centers. And now we have digital vaccine compliance strategy being unleashed, interoperable in every country in the world. Global interoperability for international data exchange. There's no place to hide. There's no place to run. You Minnesotans that don't like it here and you want to run to Florida, it ain't gonna work. Because guess what? While we're hating each other and not making a stand together, here it comes right in front of our faces. President Trump signs a one rule executive order aimed at centralizing AI regulation. Centralization of power somehow does not seem great to me. President Trump continues to argue that a single national set of rules, otherwise known as one rule book, governing the artificial intelligence industry is essential, rather than a patchwork of state by state regulations that would slow development amid a superpower race. With China, we have an AI gap, a gap, a missile gap, a mine shaft gap, and now an AI gap. So now we have a one rule national policy set by executive order, not by act of Congress, not by we the people institutionalizing an AI rulebook. Great. And meanwhile, President Trump's next big rollout will be executive orders to spur the development of Guess what humanoid robots? So let's keep fighting with each other. Let's keep spitting in each other's faces. Let's mistake theater for personal. Let's take it personal. Let's say we have a strong set of principles and then sell out to the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the most corrupt organization in this country. The ultimate vetting to make sure that we only get our boys in the Tammany Hall. Just like that scene right there. There's a strong price that you. You know what we'll pay a handsome price for Irish votes. The nrsc. There it is. That's what it does. And it raises billions of dollars, not just a quarter of vote. See, they've. They've changed the thing now. Then they actually had to get votes. Now it's who gets endorsed, who gets supported. That's called the Uni Party. Used to be two heads of the same snake. Now I'm hearing it, it's two ass cheeks to the same ass. It's getting better. We're getting better at our metaphors. So what we have here, we have a divided and balkanized population that has been dumbed down for generations that's filled with hatred of self that then is projected outwards like, I don't have any courage, so I'll project my denied courage onto a war fighter. We have all these dynamics working when what President Eisenhower implored us to be an alert and engaged citizenry. An alert and engaged citizenry. So if you've made it to the end of this podcast, I will remind you that every Thursday night, an X spaces called Minnesota Speaks. We're up over a thousand. We're up over a thousand. Let's get 10,000 people in there and let's train 10,000 people to go to caucus because the Republican party's not going to do it. We have to do it ourselves. My companion peer to peer meeting. The next one. Wednesday, January 7th. You're invited. If you're in Minnesota, let us all join the digital army. Follow me at Prof. Pen Podcast on X. There's a lot of information there, and here's what you want to do with that information. Take it. It's yours. Repost it into your social channels. If we get enough people into this digital army that's building up in acts here in Minnesota and around the country, guess what? The algos will not be able to hold us down. The algos will say, hey man, there's a lot of people congregating here. We better monetize it. And we'll go from being suppressed to being promoted, but we have to build it ourselves. Yes, we have a political strategy here. We have political tactics here. It is based on getting that alert, informed and motivated citizenry into politics so that we can create the proper balance. I'm not anti military and I'm certainly not anti veteran, but we need a balance, a balance of energies, a balance of the human will so that we can go through this very important transition in world history and come out on the other side with faith and family and the Republic of the United States. And on that note, I want to thank you for joining. Hope you had a good time tonight. We'll be back Thursday. We got a special guest. I'm going to give a little promo if it all works out. We got Brett Busman coming in from CD7, the recently allegedly deposed head of that executive committee up there. The hits just keep on coming. Thanks very much, Tanner. Have a good night.
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