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0:00 Are you ready? Yeah, okay, us do an Ill Martinez Live a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez. Well six minutes after the top of the hour. Right now, Bill Martinez here, and we've got Bill Walton, the Common Sence CEO, joining us, a host of the Bill Walton Show. That makes sense. Hey Bill, good morning to you. How are you good morning? I'm great, great, well great, Well. We got the days after now the World Cup is over, a lot of Europeans came and said, wow, we love this country. Air conditioning and BUCkies and in and out burgers and all the wonderful things. And even they're just natural response of saying, well, these people lie to us.

0:47 We thought America was a terrible country and we're finding out different. Well, I think it sparked a movement. I know it did in Europe. Now people are the people as opposed elites are now demanding air conditioning and and that's that's that's something that's a product of the World Cup. And of course, since they've got all this green energy, wind and solar, they can't really provide it reliably. So you know, European elites have really put themselves in a box. It's quite quite bad. Well, I've often said that we live in an era of contrast, lots of contrasts right now, and you know whether it's good and evil, you know, air conditioning, no air conditioning, ice no ice, whatever, And it's it's clear, and it's like, okay, what are we going to do about this contrast? You just continue to you know, put your head in this end and just go, well, you know, it's the way it is. It's just the way it always will be. So I'm not going to fight it, or am I Am I going to do something about it?

1:44 I mean, whether it's you know, whether or not we should have some common sense voting laws or or just go along with the same voting laws that have been there because you know, it was I thought it was quite interesting that the one senator from from Michigan who said that, you know, at least I Bonica said that, you know, if Trump was to pass the Save Act, that Democrats would never get elected. That's quite telling. You know what does that mean? Well, it means that people are figuring out what you know, But wouldn't it be delicious if in Europe the elites were overthrown the whole Brussels consensus, the EU, you know, micromanagement to talitarian state. If that were if the if the thing that brought it down was the demand for air conditioning after they finally saw how Americans, even the poorest Americans actually live.

2:37 Right, Yeah, And I think that this is uh again, this is the contrast that they're seeing and it could be a possibility. And it's also why you have this outside agency, you know, going after Trump. I mean, you know, historically, you look at what happens with regime change, either you know, somebody is assassinated or something you know other you know, otherwise, this you know, tragically occurs that sets things in motion for a regime change. And they've already tried to assassinate Donald Trump several times, so you know that, you know, Donald Trump is getting a lot of flak because he's over the target. And these you know, these one world government types, these elites, they're not happy with this. They don't they don't like the exposure.

3:25 Well it's just if you think about what they had going they were on you know, I don't know, gravy train is putting them mildly. I mean, Elon Musk discovered with Doeje was the significant percentages of the federal budget never left town. And he put the estimate. I've got to do some more research on it, but I think he said it's thirty He thought thirty percent of the federal dollars went into the pockets of consultants and the NGOs that never really spent the money out of the country on their on the professed mission that they had in their name. And so the graft. That's going on, the greed that's going on, you know, it's a little you know, we've got Somolians taking out, you know, all that money out of what is it, the the children's learning centers. I can't remember exactly what that.

4:12 That's just one of many. Well it's one of many. And that's going on at the. Federal level, at the state level, and you know, god knows, our big cities are completely corrupted, and so taxpayers it looks like about a third of what they pay in is going going directly to Democrat or Democrat affiliates. And and of course you know they've got the federal budget rigs, so a lot of what they do, they're politicking, et cetera, is paid for with federal dollars. And I hope people are waking up to that. I mean, I'm certainly you know, telling everybody who will listen. And you and me both we've been, you know, shouting from the timbers in the show is that, you know, the politicians themselves are getting their big you know, he says, thirty percent. Well, how much Our question is how much goes to the reelection campaigns of these Democratic politicians? And I hear it. You know, people go, well, Bill, that's both sides. I don't care if it's both sides or not.

5:04 It shouldn't happen. It's not both sides. It's not both sides. The Teachers Union National Education Association ninety percent of the dues that teachers pay into that go to. Politicking, right. And you know, I rose on an airplane ride back from back in my investment banking days from Washington to I think I was in Chicago then, and I sat next to a guy in first class who asking what he was doing, he said, well, I'm coming in for the NEA, you know, monthly meeting. And I said, well, tell me about that, because he didn't know who I was. And I said, he said, well, you know, we have operatives in every single state, political operatives, and we want to make we coordinate every month on what our line of actions ought to be. And I said, how many operatives do you have? He said, well, right now, we only have two or three in Wisconsin. That's where he was going. We hope to add ten or fifteen in the next year or two.

5:56 Now. That was twenty years ago, and it's only gotten worse. And so, you know, the look beneath the hood, it's pretty ugly. When you think about all that money. I mean, and you mentioned Doze and Elon Musk, you know, initially in a knee jerk type of response that I could find easily a trillion dollars in fraud, right, and they all but tard and feathered feather. I mean, he got up to, you know, close to two hundred billion, right, but go ahead. Well, I just wonder why he stopped. And I think the reason he stopped is the same reason President Trump was under threat of assassination every single day.

6:38 At a certain point, what what what Elan was uncovering was so ugly that I think he felt like, I'm making myself a personal target here, and I've got other things I want to do with this life besides getting killed by a deep state that realizes we've uncovered the extent of their crimes. So yeah, I'm now I'm I'm speculating, But well that's what. We get to do, right, Well, yeah, because I think common sense begs that you exercise some critical thinking here. It's like Donald Trump or Donald Trump says, Okay, I'm gonna do with you know what I've been elected to do. What you know, the law says, I'm supposed to release all the information on the JFK files. All right, he releases about fifty percent and then suddenly hits the wall.

7:25 Well what happened? Okay, it doesn't take a whole lot of thinking to consider that maybe he was threatened, maybe his family's threatened to such a degree figures, Okay, it's been hitting all these decades. What difference does it make? But see, all this is the root of the problem, Bill is, because we're not dealing with the truth. On so many levels, we've been bamboozled, we've been lied to, and these elites have been operating in that environment, getting away literally with murder. Well I so agree. I've done a few essays on beginning you think the theme of my show is what I call the airless Age, and that you don't really know anything. We don't know anything for sure anymore. I mean, we can't you know, what we see on the internet half of its AI generated.

8:12 What we hear from the news outlets. We know that's agenda driven and it's not of both sides at now issue. But we you know, you look, and you know you look at our intelligence agencies and the way we're. Handling things in Iran. If I'm Donald Trump, I'm wondering, I'm looking at my left, I'm looking at my right. I don't know who's on my side and who's giving us the proper information. And it's getting worse, and so you know, I'm beginning to think what we need to do is maybe, you know, just take care of our own things, which is which Elon Musk decided to do. We'd rather go to the Mars and build. Data centers and outer space than deal with Washington. That tells you the extent of the problem.

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13:36 A wrap on, you know what we've been talking about here, and then I want to talk about Mitch McConnell, which is, I don't know, our country seems to be, you know, locked into this weekend at Bernie's. Whether we're talking about a president, uh, you know, government officials. It's amazing. But anyway, just to wrap up where we are right now again, I think the bottom line here and I don't and you're right, I think a lot of people are saying, hey, look at I'm going to stick to my own knitting. You know, this is working for me right now if I take care of my own business, and you know, why should I risk my family or my own life in the process, because these elites are doing it. And God blessed Donald Trump that he's on the front line of all this.

14:19 Right right well, and the personal courage he's expressed exhibited. You know, I'll give him a few monuments. You know, that monstrosity he's building that arc fifty feet all over Arlington National Cemetery. I don't like that. But on the other hand, he's doing a lot of other things, right, so we'll I guess we'll give him a couple of those things. Yeah, it's a dangerous time. You can't get people to run for office who I think. Are the right people who should run. I mean it's just A they're doing so well in the private sector, making more money, and b when they get in. You know, you show up as a congressman in DC and all of a sudden you're just enveloped by the swamp and you get a you've got to hire staffers, and the staffers are the same old, same old.

15:04 You know, the head of the party, cover the head, you know, the Speaker of the House invite you into his office and said, we really think you're a good guy, and we want to help you out, and we've got a pack fund that can help you get re elected. But you know, I've got things I want to get done and we expect you to go along. So you know, the ability to make change here in this DC mall that I live. I'm out in Virginia. I'm technically not in it, but it feels the same. You're you're close enough, you're close enough to it's emanating. It's emanating out this window. Right exactly. Well, you know, and I've often told people as I've spoken with the you know, elected officials, and they say, Bill, they tell me right away, my number one job is to get re elected, right, number one job forget about people half.

15:50 Their time, more than half fifty six percent of their time, it's raising money, doing all the things to. Get re elected. So that's you tell you everything, you know, let's talk about and this has been exposed, you know, gosh, I think at least ten years ago. And that is how elected officials have been captured by the communist Chinese, whether it's the Biden family, whether it's the Clinton's, on and on, there's been exposed, as Peter Schweitzer, you know, Miranda Devine. I mean, they've all have exposed the capturing of not only elected officials, but the princelings, the children of elected officials.

16:32 And we're talking millions upon millions of dollars. And then we see, of course the big eight hundred thousand pound gorilla in the room in the form of Mitch McConnell and his wife. What's going on here. Well, that's the gift. If you want proof that all the things we wonder about are true, it's what's going on with Mitch and Elaine Shao's wife. You know, he was married Elaine in nineteen ninety three, and she's Chinese. That's fine, but it turns out her family owns the one of the most significant shipping businesses in China. And of course you can't. I think technically it's headquartered someplace outside of China, but that's what you do if you're the Chinese Communist.

17:13 Party, and so you can't. You're not allowed to make money in China unless the party wants you to. And they've been very successful. And then they were married in nineteen ninety three, and I think somewhere in the ten year period after they were married, she got a gift. They said it was a. You know, somebody died and they could give him eight or nine or ten million dollars. And Mitch was not a rich man at the time. He's now worth fifty sixty seventy million dollars. And so there's that, and then you know, pass forward to today. And the other fact is Mitch was pretty much of a China Hawk before he married Elane. Now maybe he's married a Chinese woman, and that's a personal thing, but one suspects that the family shipping business and their ties had something to do with it, because if he starts, if he remains hockeys about China, that cash flow may dry up.

18:06 So there's that now. Peter Schweitzer's dug into this a lot more deeply than I have. And then if you just push it forward to today, you know, Mitch has been frail. Now he's retired ahead of the Senate and he's eighty four years old. And about a month ago, five weeks ago, police recalled rescue was called to his place here in d C. And they reported, They didn't name names, they just said there was a CPR and they needed thought it might have been a heart attack. Well it turns out it wasn't, and it was pneumonia and he was weak, and that's pretty typical for eighty four year olds. But here's what's interesting. Elaine at the time was in China, and she was. There ostensibly to be part of a philanthropical ceremony where their family given money to some charity in China and they were being recognized for it. That's fine, But then a few days later she met with the vice president vice chair of China. I think is the number two or three guy, and in that Chinese Communist Party member of the PLIP borough. He may be one of the members of the Elite seven, which is the group closest in to President g.

19:13 And you know what was that about? And so but here's so what happened though, is that in the time since Mitch went into the hospital, they've been absolutely radio silent. And by contrast, the Chinese were thrilled to put out all sorts of publicity about Elaine meeting with the vice chairman, and then they also publicized in that same release that Elaine had become vice chairman of the chipping company. I guess her sister had been aligned for it. But her sister was killed in Texas in mysterious circumstances a couple of years ago, And so Elaine's now vice chairman and Mitch is not really re emerged, and it's become a political issue because his vote's really very important to the Republicans. They've got a thin majority and I don't think I don't think he's cast a vote since June seventh, So where was six weeks ago?

20:09 And you know, it just it just shows it's a complicated story. It's a personal story. It's a political story about Kentucky shot Bsher, the governor there has threatened to appoint a senator to replacement because he's been incapacitated, and he might I don't know. They're saying that may or may not happen. But of course he's a Democrat, and that was right exactly. He's not going to point a Republican. He's not going to report, you know, maybe well what Lindsey Graham got his sister, maybe Mitch you get maybe Mitch would get a Lane appointed or something. I don't know, but we'll well anyway, it's it's one of those stories where you just press here, press here, and it's you know, I've come to think of this as kind of the airless age we're in. We never really know anything, and they've been they've been radio silent. American people are not to be able to know what's happening with one of their senators. The Senate has no rule about about somebody getting incapacitated and being uh asked to resign. The presidency does, but not the Senate. So you know, that's where we are.

21:15 And it's not like we can pin anything down, but the it just it just reeks of of of bad stuff. Well, it's kind of amazing. I mean, here you are, with your business background. It was intolerable. You ran a public company. I read your execut. If I disappeared and we didn't put out a we didn't put out I forget what we called of a tent, not a tank. Where there's an official notice you've got to do through the SEC if you if your CEO. Is not around, you need to let people know right exactly. But but I guess something as big as a country or a state, I guess there's there's no comparison here.

21:57 It's just, you know, the carve outs that elected officials have for themselves at the risk of their constituents. It's amazing to me. Again, it just adds more credence to the corruption of this government. Well, unfortunately, I think we're absolutely spot on. It's a little depressing, you know. Go back to healthcare, go back to Obamacare. I remember when I was part of a group that was trying to get the House to do something to push back, and it turns out the Senators do not have the same health care plan we do. Of course not. You know, they've got their own their own deal, and I understand it's pretty plush. Yeah. No, that was all a special carve out, you know, that was done, you know, in order to get Obamacare, and here we are it's on. I mean, this is just so ridiculous because remember when they sold it, they said there was like thirty million people that didn't have health care. And my question all along was how did we how are we doing with that thirty million people?

22:56 And even to the state, we don't have thirty million people that we've covered with Obamacare, even when it's basically free. Well, yeah, I mean that's just yet another you know, they put it, they put a nice name on the nice name on the on the bill, and but you look under the hood. You've ever read one of these things, It's incredible how many special, special favors are dueled out in the in the covers of these, you know, twelve hundred page pieces of legislation. It's uh, you know, I mean, you know, it was one sided. Just like you said, Bill, it was definitely all for Democrats and there was nothing for Republicans. It was it was unilaterally driven you know, by by party doxology.

23:42 Well, you know, and I think the Republicans for all their flaws, are still reasonably fairly principled about this, and they're not. They're not. They don't go for it. It's quite as much as. That that's putting mildly as much as the Democrats do. Because remember, their business is really government. Our business exactly private sector. We think about running our business, taking care of our family, church, all the sort of civil society things that really count. But that's not our business. Their business is government and power, and so we're not built that way. And so therefore we go into combat with them, and we're playing with the Marcus of Queensberry rules and they've got lead pipes and knives and guns and stuff like that, and we don't win.

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29:15 Yes, well, thank you so much. We we aimed to please, and we felt that a thirty years was time to revisit the issue in a special issue. So well, And like you said, it's you know for people that you know think whenever you hear you know one right here there, it is when you think about the Illuminati and you know the roots of you know, the deep State, and really it just comes down to just comes down to who's who's got the money, right. Yeah, I mean, certainly money is a large part of it. There are other issues as well, but yeah, I mean, at some to some degree. I mean that the people who are the ultimate movers and shakers behind what we call the deep state, I think are perhaps maybe not a political but they're certainly driven by an ideology. I mean, they're not without ideology. They have goals. They have an ideology, the ideology of power. I suppose that motivates them. So I mean, and this accounts for their their zeal and their tenacity in trying to achieve those those goals, not just in a single country like the United States, but worldwide.

30:20 You know, it's interesting because Democrats are always accused of, you know, being so interested in power and control, you know, as Lindsey Graham would state it. But I got to tell you, the deep Staters make the Democrats look like, you know, their little pawns on a bigger chessboard. Well, sure, I mean the Democratic Party being I guess what would have once been called the court faction. You know, it's the party whose whose raizone deetra is to defend the status quo and to follow power wherever it leads and you know, the Republicans until recently have been primarily the loyal opposition, have a different, differentunct, so they're you know, the Democratic Party serve in the United States is more in sympathetic certainly to the aims of the globalists and the radical left and the other main factions within this this you know, the deep state, the conspiracy that's that's trying to to radically overhaul the culture government and you know the totality of the United States and recondition it so that it will fit with a new world order.

31:27 I mean, that's a term people hear, that conspirit. That's actually the term that they've used for centuries to describe this utopian project. Yeah, because how many people are we talking you know, maybe a thousand or so elites, I mean uber elites that are very private and secretive, that are the lever pullers, as you say, uh, looking in terms of an ultimate goal of global control and power, right. I mean, it's I don't know how many there are. It's certainly a small minority of people, but actually there is a large I mean they're they're they're different layers to it is. There are a large number of people who are ideological supporters in varying degrees. And it's hard to know, you know, those who aret the apex of the power of power, so to speak, how many they may actually be. But they're certainly found all over the world, you know, and and and speak different languages and at least professedly belong to different you know, religions and cultures and this kind of thing. But but in their innermost convictions they are globalists. They don't they don't, you know, those things are are just are just trappings are are you know, are our superficialities, so you know, and and many of them probably are not household names. I mean, we tend to say, oh, well this billionaire or that politician, those are those are the are the deep state. But a lot of them are people who are uh, you know, perhaps not so well known to the general public or not at all, who wild power and and you know, and characterizing it, I mean, I find the term deep

32:59 state to be not misleading, but perhaps limiting, because it implies that at root this movement is is political and and that's no more accurate than to say, well, it's just a bunch of you know, central bankers, you know, I mean, that's part of it too. But it's not purely about money either. At root, it is actually spiritual and the political and the financial and the cultural ramifications are are aspects of it. But but rude, I mean, there's there's a there's a powerful spiritual or dare I say, anti spiritual conviction among the people. And I mean one example of this, and this is not a contemporary figure, but someone who lived several hundred years ago is John D.

33:42 Most people have no idea. I mentioned John D and one of my artor and most people have no idea who this guy John D was. Well, I'll tell you he was. He was a practitioner of black magic, including necromancy, which is where you try to raise the dead black black magic. He actually he did this with a guy named or tried to. I don't know how successful he was, but he went into graveyards and tried to raise dead people and commune with spirits with with an even more sinister character named Edward Kelly, who followed him around. He was fascinated with all aspects of the occult. He say, okay, well he sounds like a really weird fringe character. Well, he was also a polymath at the Apex of Elizabethan, England's you know, kind of not only academic but political scene.

34:29 And he was a privy counselor to Queen Elizabeth the First and he was the guy who is credited with thinking up the idea of the British Empire. It was his idea. He went to Elizabeth and said, you know, here's what we need to do to change the world. We need to take all of these wonderful civilized laws and this whole system of British civilization and we need to find a way to extend it worldwide. And we're going to do this by you know. And he proposed this this project. And so you can find that in Wikipedia. That's actually not secret. Most people are just on a aware of the fact that the guy who thunk up the British Empire, one of the most consequential events of the last thousand years, was this weirdo. Yes, right, yeah, So this kind of shows and and and and as in motivation to this, I don't think it was you know, petty partisan politics or whatever was the equivalent thereof back in Elizabethan, England. It was it was owing to his spiritual views and in his case and many others like him, people who are inclined towards the occult, this idea and the perfectibility of man, this idea that that we ourselves are capable of bringing about an earthly paradise. I mean, that's certainly the motive. That's that's what socialism is in a fact.

35:38 Right exactly. Yeah, Yeah, it's basically godless, I would think, even though they may claim some sort of you know, religious ideology, but it is you know, it seems to be humanistic more so. And as you mentioned, uh, you know, they like not having their names and lights. They don't want to be noticed figures, and it would see. Yeah, and I mean unlike in John D's day, where some of these these these guys had sort of rock star status because that was the age when things like alchemy were very celebrated. Still your latter day John Dee's are not, you know, not the sort of people that most people are aware of. I mean probably the last such I would think would probably be probably Alistair Crowley, and he's of course been dead for a long time, but he was kind of a celebrated cultist and he was very influential politically too. He was he had his contacts in the highest, you know, corridors of power in both you know, Britain and the United States. And it was highly and remains highly influential, I mean, certainly in the world of entertainment. It's it's hard to you know, to comb through much of the output of of Hollywood without coming up with references to Aleister Crowley and to his exactly his beliefs so called Thelema and everything else his philosophy. So, you know, and then there are people like that today. Most of them are you know, are not not well. I'm not saying they're all occultists like like Crowley, but I am saying that, you know, I mean, Adolf Hitler once made a comment about Nazism. He said, people that look at Nazism and I'm paraphrasing, but he said, people who see Nazism as just a political movement don't

37:11 understand what it's about. And in that he was telling the truth, right, because Nazism also originated as an occult movement. You know. The Tula Gazellschaft, which Hitler and all the inner circle of the Nazi belonged to, wasn't a cult organization, and it was derived from what we would now call the you know, the early New Age or you know, movement of the Theosophical Society, and you know Helena Plovotsky and any Bazant and all that crowd. You know. Again, these are not necessarily household names anymore unless people into the occult, you know, which I do not recommend, by the way. But the point being is that that again, Nazism, which was a terrible, enormously you know, consequential part of you know, the globalism in the mid twentieth century, you know, and obviously wrought Cheryl have it was ultimately spiritual in nature.

38:03 And this is this is the important thing to bear in mind. Uh. These people are you know, some of them. They may be atheistic, but they do have their their their philosophy and their goals and and and and which animates them well. And this is why they embraced, I believe, embraced in part Darwinism, you know, so uh you know so uh how I want to say, you know so easily, let's put it that way. Yeah, well, and many other things. It's one of the reasons for their tremendous patience. I mean want to say, well, you know, I I often hear the idea of conspiracy debunked on more or less at this base. Rush Limbaugh used to do this, used to say, well, you know, it's impossible to keep a conspiracy secret, you know these people.

38:47 And to an extent, he's right in the sense that if you look out, if you look at the evidence, it's not really that secret. You know, there are admissions against interest, uh, you know, obviously Carol Quigley's uh book Tragedy and Hope is a really good example of that. And and but there are others as well. I mean, if you can't read the writings of any of these prominent occult people from John D. Onward without coming into, you know, across references of a secret global elite brotherhood. They call it by different names, but they all have the same the same thing. They say, the world is secretly controlled by these people. And they're good, you know, because their aims are noble in all this, and they know each other and they speak to everyent. But you know, they all the same thing. Well, are they're all just making this stuff up? Obviously? You know, the the the the skeptic is going to say, well, they're just all making up. But are they all making up the same story?

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44:44 Well, it's a you can't order it online to go to the New American dot com our website again here here it is again, yes, right and all of its glory. You can you can order a palette if you want. We've got several palettes in our warehouse right now that are ready to be shipped at a moment's notice. But yeah, we're very proud of this issue and it's selling very well and we're hoping that it opens opens more eyes as to the the I mean, there are lots and lots of people bill out there who are sympathetic in varying degrees to the to the cause of freedom and limited government all this stuff which is so important. But it's important, you know, to understand also from whence the opposition derives its vitality. Why is it that it's so hard to win this fight? Why is it that it always seems like two steps forward, three steps back. And the answer is because the enemy is organized, and no complete accounting of the freedom struggle is possible without acknowledging that, without saying, you know, understanding somewhat the nature of the enemy face.

45:50 Well, you're exactly right. I see the enemy working a lot harder. I mean, look at what's happening, you know, across our country with the Democratic Socialist I mean, they're out of the closet, full blown. I mean we've known this for a long time, you know, for decades that this was a you know, a growing organization, and now here they are. I mean they've captured you know, the mayor's seat in New York. You've got three candidates in New York heading you know, potentially to Congress, and they're very outspoken about their Democratic Socialistic not even leanings, but their commitment. Yeah. Absolutely, and I mean I mean that's obviously. Socialism is the main kind of the public face of this of this this drive for for for for global control, and you know, this type of thing we call it socialism, but it's it's just the ideology of pure amoral, collectivized power, that's all it is. And everything that and again with and even with socialism, just just confining our our analysis socialism.

46:51 People often make the mistake of saying, well, socialism is basically this this political and economic theory, and it's not. If you origins of socialism, you find that all of the you know, the people that it was also a radical social experiment. I mean, all the first socialist communes were all into getting rid of marriage and the family and having you know, as they called it then and now free love and all the rest of this. There's always been this counter cultural, moral or anti moral dimension of the thing we call socialism. So just looking at it as a like a politically a political partisan thing or maybe an instance of extreme you know, but purely political zealotry, is it, do you know, fails to capture the totality of what socialism is. And so there's nothing at all inconsistent about the fact that the same people who are espousing uh socialist you know, economic and political collectivism are also a spouse, are trying to get rid of the family, are trying to destroy family values, are implacable foes of organized religions, particularly Christianity, all that kind of thing. It's all of a piece.

48:01 Right, And in all the years of human history, what success record can you point to and say, you see here during the Roman Empire, or you know, during you know another empire, it worked brilliantly, or you know the Russians handled it, or you know whatever. I mean. Every time you look at socialism as a history element, you see mediocrity, You see devastation, human carnage. So here it is the striving to have it your way, like as if you're ordering up a hamburger. You end up in the process just you know, debilitating the social norms and the things that brought you to the dance, and you've just blown up the whole party.

48:46 Well that's true. And I think that a lot of people on the left, at least the more intelligent ones, they know this, but they're motivated by a desire to destroy the existing order that can be accomplished by socialism. And so be it the I mean, the whole The term radical comes from the word for root radics, right, and the idea is that the only thing that will suffice to bring about this aforementioned earthly paradise. You know, this, this this this utopia that human kind God listened to utopia, I have to say, uh, you know, you know, done by the hands of man. Uh is the total uprooting of everything that went before. And of course anyone who you know, who knows anything about gardening. What if you pull a planet by its roots, you kill it? Yes, but that's what they want to do, is to kill utterly.

49:39 And if that means, you know, the death of billions of souls and the desolation spoken of by Tacitus, Uh, then so be it. As long as you know, we can emerge at the far end with something new, something radically new. We will finally have banished God and morality and all the other things that they consider to be the source of all of the ills and troubles on this earth, and we'll have created this new temporal paradise that will not be encumbered anymore by those things. People will to do what they want. That'll be the whole of the law, as Aleister Crowley famously put it, you know, and and that will suffice and if and if to get from there, from here to there, we have to sacrifice most of humanity on a modern day you know, alter of Moloch, will so be it? Yeah, I mean, obviously you have to to break a lot of eggs to make this particular omelet. That's that's the reasoning. So I think you know a lot of them, you know, do know that theirs is a recipe for desolation and destruction.

50:46 But that's what they want, you know, they say, some people just want to watch the world burn. That's kind of become a bit of a of a punchline, but it's actually true. Right, that's what. And they're not satisfied with socialism. I mean, socialism has faced. It's the yellow brick rug communism, right, I mean, it's not a big leap once you once you become a socialist, you know, the transition to communism is uh, you know, almost natural. Well, communism is is sort of a specialized form of socialism. Most communists will say, I mean, like the Chinese Communist Party, they they anymore, they say we're socialist, you know, I mean, socialism is the more correct term. Communism generally nowadays refers to a specific brand of socialism advocated by Karl Marx and that crowd, and a lot of people like the Fabian Socialists, for example, really don't believe in that because they say, you know this this abrupt, violent, revolutionary scheme that communism requires ain't gonna work. What we need to do is is is erect the house of socialist world order bit by bit gradually, you know, basically, transform hearts and minds and you know, if necessary, rule and ruin.

51:58 But you know what, but but this more gradualist approach and then the other problem, you know, and the reason that modern day Marxists oftentimes you know, reject you know, the communist recipe. Per sayes. They say, well, you know the problem with communism is, you know, it only it only works if you have a large uneducated peasantry like they head in Russia or China. And that's why communism had never really taken root, you know, taken over in countries that have higher standards of living, in education and so forth. And so on. So so there are you know, some differences in that. But you know, Marxism writ large certainly, you know, embraces all of the above. Well you look at what happened with Germany. I mean, Germany was a pretty you know, intellectual, uh you know country at the time. Of course we're talking communism and we're talking fascism as opposed to communism. But you know, any ism whatsoever. You know, that relies on a constituency that's been dumbed down and mediocritized. You could argue that our educational system has been very effective in doing that with this new generation.

53:01 Yeah, well, I mean the thing is, again, if I were a new world order, right, I'd be looking at the Nazis and saying, that's not the that's not what I want to do, because look, it didn't last very long, right, I mean, it was obviously a failure. They tried to do too much too quickly, and so you know, ended up coming a croppers of the rest of the world. We know what happened to Nazism. So so what they're what they're saying instead is they say, well, let's how can we make this permanent? You know, how can we how can we ease humanity through this radical transition into a new, entirely new order and make sure that it sticks, you know, and make sure that we never return to a time of sovereign nations and you know, religious faith and all the you know, belief in a god that doesn't exist, you know, fairy fairy tales and all this type of thing. Again, that's what they think. So you know, in in their in their hidden conclaves and conferences and so forth. I mean, I have no doubt this is the kind of thing that they're that they that they discuss, you know, very serious terms. Is how do you bring this about and make it stick?

54:06 See about thirty seconds left. What about the hope for America. I'm gonna let you wrap it up. Go ahead, Well, the hope for America resides in bringing these hidden things to light, and in also instilling in people and appreciation of the positive values of the founders. You know, the fact that there is a God that he has given to us unalienable rights that make us who we are, that the proper state of man in this world and universe is as a free moral agent, not a slave or a chattel, and everything that flows from that, and the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

54:47 So all of these things work together, and when we have enough people with with that critical understanding, we're going to have a free country again, and the tide will turn well. And here we are on the verge of celebrating two hundred and fifty years and we have Europeans and people for around the world coming into our country and celebrating our country and helping us appreciate just how exceptional the United States of America is, right. Yeah, yeah, and good for them. Who would have thought the World Cup would be such a transformative political event, But hey, we'll take it. Yeah, absolutely, I'm with you. He's the publisher of the New American magazine. Steve Bonta. Thank you, Steve, Take care, God bless Thanks Bill, same to you. Do you have Medicare and do you use a SEAPAP machine.

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57:08 Absolutely, I was, you know, blessed to work directly for her for four years in the nineties to run the DC office. She was my mentor, she was my friend. I learned so much from her and just you know, occasionally I'll go back and just watch old videos and just relearn all the lessons. She was such a happy warrior, She was inspirational, and she was right. It's so many times I doing this job I now realize how right she was and how she had a way of even looking into the future to see what things were going to happen. So I still learn from her every day, Thank goodness. Well, she saw the trajectory of the country and that when conservatism was you know, was really was needed. I mean, a voice for conservatism. I think conservatism was always there, but there wasn't someone out there, you know, constantly beating the bushes and you know, countering the narrative, the progressive narrative that was you know, gaining momentum in the country, you know. But for Phillips, I mean she really you know, came in at a time when it was needed and served as a stopcat. And I would dare say that if she was here today, she'd be doing the same thing on our two hundred and fiftieth birthday of this great country of ours.

58:23 Absolutely, she loved America. She loved our Constitution and our Declaration, and she was instrumental at getting everyday Americans to realize how much impact they could have on their government. So she wrote a Choice on an Echo in nineteen sixty four and it was really to wake up the grassroots. That was a decade before the Er fight, and she said, hey, guys, this is what's happening in our party. But it doesn't have to be this way. We can actually have a voice, we can have an impact, we can go to the Republican conventions, we can speak out on issues. And that was really her legacy, and that was the legacy of the Equal Rights Amendment, that women from all around the country could stand up and you know what, beat back the elite, beat back, the media, beat back everybody in power, and say our voice matters. And that is you know, I think if Donald Trump did anything he wrote in on what she had started that actually, when the people speak out about what they want, they can actually get what.

59:28 They want exactly. Well, you know, to me, Fellows, really, you know, brought light to the contrast and because the conservative viewpoint was stifled and just you know, was ignored and that until you know, she really brought light to the problem. And I think Donald Trump's doing the same thing. Is that with common sense, I mean the truth and common sense. Well, what powerful weapons. That is right, and you know it's like, okay, argue against the truth, argue against common sense, and so much today we talk about, oh, these are eighty twenty issues, eighty twenty issues. Well then why why are we so mired and not getting beyond these eighty twenty issues to really, you know, get those out of the way, get those resolved, and let's move on to getting this country back on track.

1:00:17 Yes, and especially when we look at the issue of feminism and the definition of women, men in women's sports, men in women's locker rooms, and women's shelters and prisons. She was on the forefront of all this. She could see that the Equal Rights Amendment was actually going to take away the rights of women, and she spoke in a common sense way, and women responded, They said, no, I don't want that. I don't want my daughters drafted. I don't want men in my daughter's sports. I don't want any of this stuff. And you know what, she was able to defeat it, and the Republicans who had supported it, you know, they were defeated. But the ones who had stood up, they didn't. There was no back against them because the people understood common sense. And when Donald Trump talks about these common sense issues. We're not going to have men and women's sports. We are going to understand the differences between the sexes. You know, people respond, they get that, you know, not having illegal voting in our elections, having you know, not having you know, two months of early voting. You know, people know that on the inside. And if members were just brave enough to go ahead and vote, they would understand that the voters will reward them for taking the common sense.

1:01:38 Position exactly, and and not to be threatened by the socialist movement that's happening, right, I mean, look at again, this is contrast, and people are going to see that the socialist movement, which has been a legacy of its history, and and you know it's empirical what happens with socialism, and you know it's not going to work. It never has worked. There's never you know, whenever you know, I speak with somebody who is pro socialist, all right, set my mind at ease. Give me an example when socialism has worked in all the hears of my history. Give me an example. And all of a sudden their eyes glaze over. They can't come up with anything. So I said, this is the problem that I have. Whereas here we are two hundred and fifty years of capitalism and this great American idea which we were blessed by God and given the stewardship of this incredible idea, and it's up to us, as many presidents before, you know, just right on down the line said, look at it is something that we're going to have to constantly be vigilant over.

1:02:50 Freedom is not free, but it's worth fighting. Absolutely. Can you still hear me? Yes, I can hear you, Okay. Great Phillis was an absolute anti communist, pro capitalist. She spoke extensively most people don't know this, but on the beauty of our patent system, which, of course life liberty, the pursuit of happiness gave us Americans the right to benefit from not only the fruit of our labor, but from our imagination and our ingenuity. In other countries, if you invented something, the government held the patent, they got rich. And she always focused on that. Do you know what the key to American innovation is this article in our constitution that gave inventors the right to control their property the fruit of their own minds. And again, that is something that is so important. Young people really don't understand this today, and we have to do a better job of educating the next generation on the beauties of the American system, capitalism, the patent system, life, flipperty, and the pursuit of happiness, what that means and why it's such a beacon to the entire world. Our freedoms.

1:04:09 Right, Well, how else does a country come out of nowhere and in a short merit amount of time becomes such the superpower. But it unleashed, you know, there, god given right, inalienable right is noted in our constitution. And the people gravitated to that and they flourished because they could be the version of themselves and we had a country that supported it. And the challenge has been since day one is you always have those antithical powers that are there trying to you know, stump and stifle the growth and move people into socialism because you have these elites who think, well, you know, what is Chris talking about to me? She's not that smart, she's not deserving of this, you know, Philip Shott, what does she know?

1:04:53 You know? Kind of thing? Right? Well, what she knew and what I know is that our rights don't come from government, but come from God. And when you look at a system like socialism, the rights not only come from the government. Your whole livelihood is controlled by the government. And while it sounds really great, you know, free stuff for everybody, you soon realize that you've lost control over your whole life, your decision making your rights of free speech, free enterprise, everything. It is a bad bargain. And the young people of America need to realize this brief stuff for everybody means you no longer have the power. You no longer can influence and control your government. They're suddenly telling you what to do.

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1:10:21 We're talking with Chris Olman, president of the Eagle Forum, and we're going to talk a little bit more about philis softly. I mean, it's amazing here she is. She's passed away. How long has it been since she's been gone. Almost ten years, it'll be ten years in September. So ten years. And the left can help themselves, I mean, you know, but again it speaks of the legacy of one Phillis Schlapley. Before we get in in some of this, because I do want to talk about how people have been maligning or attacking her, But the thing that's so awesome about her is that her legacy defends itself. Yeah, you know, that's the thing. It's hysterical watching that just go after because you go, okay, but what about this?

1:11:02 What about this? But you know, going back to earlier and just to put a ribbon around for these young people for them to understand, and some of the young people will get this is that socialism mediocritizes people. I mean, just what you want to do? You want to live a mediocre life, you want to you know, be like I think that's been an eye opener for the World Cup and these Europeans to come here and all of a sudden they're going, you guys got air conditioning. You know, eighty percent of our we don't have air You guys have air conditioning, And what's this what's this silly stuff in my drink that makes it called Oh, it's called ice. We don't know about ice, you know kind of thing. And the deal is, and I keep reminding me of the thing is amazing to me. Chris is there. They're almost modern day to Tokvilles who have come here to the country. And what are they saying? They're saying time and again people are nice. These these these are nice people.

1:11:58 We've been told differently, we've been light right, so and I love it again the contrast that is so clear and glaring. And I hope that the young people are listening and watching observing this and go, hey, wait a minute, you know, have we been lied to? You know, absolutely, you know, I mean the world. The best thing about the World Cup, and I'm not a big soccer watcher, was that listening to the Europeans and the people from around the world come here and really inspire in us, opened our eyes to how wonderful it is. I just was in Greece last week and Greece is beautiful and the water is really blue, but there's ice cubes and air conditioning. To come back to that and just have freedom of speech and know that I can have a really big impact on my government and on my community, and that I have these rights as an American.

1:12:55 Just it's really inspiring. But I'll tell you a lot of those Europeans who came over and we're talking about America, they brought a tear to my eye. They made me feel even more patriotic, and I'm a pretty patriotic person, So I loved it. I loved how they all came over here and we're having a great time. Well, and you went to Greece, probably just in time, because I was just reading about all these new taxes that they're employing on visitors coming to Greece. Oh yeah, well I don't know. My husband paid all the bills, so I didn't look at the time. Well, yeah, I was just reading about it that all these different countries, Italy and everything, in order to kind of manage the flow of people who are vacationing, their tourists and that sort of thing, and they're trying to manage it through adding some additional taxes.

1:13:43 Well, I think they're going to find out that it hurts tourism and then they're worse off than they were. And I know some cities are a little overrun. But at the end of the day, some of these places that don't have natural resources like we have, don't have other things. They're relying on tour So, you know, taxes are a very powerful influencer of human behavior. And that's another thing socialists don't like to mention, But it's actually true that we are impacted by taxes. Yeah, without a doubt. I mean, it's a way to it's just a subtle form of stealing. They got in and all of a sudden, your dollar isn't worth as much as it used to be. And as the government continues to grow like this Leviathan and you know, and I guess maybe even some of the young people are asking, Okay, what are we getting out of this? And I think this again contrast, Donald Trump brings to the marketplace, going having people think in terms of return on investment. He's out thereotiating with countries all over the world and going, hey, what's in it for us? What's in it for America? Right?

1:14:47 We got some like I think he's negotiated some like nineteen trillion dollars of investment into our country that's going into our country, not going into the politician's back bocket. But going into the country way of innovation and way of employment opportunities, especially with AI and everything like that, that's around the bend here. I don't know of another president that has been able to act at that level on behalf of the American people. If Nancy Pelosi, if the Democrats or Joe Biden was in it, they'd want their big first. They want to know what's in it for them, and then maybe, you know, Americans might get you know, a couple of crumbs along the way. But Donald Trump is looking at in such a way to where, hey, we could possibly you know, get back into what we experienced in the early beginnings of our country, where we were driven by tariffs not by taxes.

1:15:41 Yeah. And I think that also speaks to the President's understanding that what Americans want is to be self sufficient. They don't want just to hand out from the government, but they want an opportunity, an opportunity to have a job, the opportunity to have industries that are growing in this country so that we can all flourish. I mean, look at aoc in New York. She actually killed an Amazon headquarters project up there. Who did she hurt? She hurt the people who lived there who were looking for those jobs. But Donald Trump realizes that if we can encourage people to come here and start businesses, it's the American people who will become self sufficient, will control their own destiny.

1:16:26 And that is the heart of the American dream, and it is why our founders came here and wanted to start a new nation based on freedom and individual rights, so that we could all control our own destiny. And Chris, that asset belongs to we the people. It doesn't belong to the elites. And this is the problem. We have got to get their stone cold hands off of the value and assets of the American people. Yeah, getting this back to the Phyllis conversation. That is one thing that she taught the grassroots conservative movement that if you get involved, whether you're a homemaker or a businessman or whatever, you can impact your government. That was the lesson of the Equal Rights Amendment and defeating it.

1:17:16 Three presidents were behind it, their wives, the entire Congress, the entire mainstream media, the entire Democratic Party, everybody. And she organized moms, wives, Americans, grassroots Americans from across the country and said We're going to go into state houses we're going to make the case as to why this is not a good deal for the American women, for the American people. And she was victorious. And what people learned is that if I get involved, I can have an impact. And that is her enduring legacy. And you know, the left is New York Times just kind of criticized her.

1:17:56 As I was going to say, why would they attack her? What are they afraid of? Well, they claim that she was a hypocrite because she spoke eloquently about the rights of and the beauty of being a homemaker and a mother. And then they said, well, but yet she had this hobby of getting involved in politics, and really should you know, how dare she tell them to to get involved? Right? Yeah, I mean it's kind of amazing. It's almost like they're speaking out of both sides in their mouth. You know, they want women to be barefoot and pregnant, and you know that was you know, if you understood what Phyllis's message was, you know, and to even be cast as anti feminist, it's like, really, I mean, when you're empowering women to be the best version of themselves, you're anti woman exactly exactly?

1:18:52 Can you hear that noise. By the way, No, I'm like, you're fine, No, We're all. Good, okay, okay, yeah, I mean she really did teach women that they could get involved and that they could have an impact. And you know, one of the things that feminists always criticized her for telling women what to do, Phyllis never told women what to do. She said, I believe every woman should have the choice to do what they want, and that being a mother and a wife was just as valuable an occupation as having a career. She said, if you want a career, fine, go have a career. But women who want to be mothers, we should recognize that as a legitimate choice in life. I was blessed to do what Phyllis did. I had a career, then I had kids, took years off to raise my kids, and then I got back into it. Feminists want to say, no, you've got to have a kid, put it in daycare, go to work at a firm or a factory or store, leave your kid all day. That's the only way you can be a real woman. And Phillips said, that's crazy.

1:20:00 Women should be able to do what they want to do, and the feminists are telling you that you're an oppressed victim who has to leave their home in order to be a real woman. And I am so glad that she was my mentor and taught me so many lessons about what it means to be a real woman, what it means to prioritize things in life, to be able to have a career, leave it and come back is been a real blessing. And you know, right now, what we see in our economy is too often we have to have two income families. Back before, when Phyllis was talking about the era, that was one of the things that they feared that stripping protections for women would force women who didn't want to go to work to go to work. And now what do we have today is we have a lot of women who would like to stay home when they have young children, but because in this economy, they can't. So feminists and do feminists celebrate that?

1:20:59 You know, that's just a really weird thing to celebrate. Right exactly. And our kids better. Off, No, they're not. And as Ronald Reagan said, you subsidize what you subsidize, you get more of. And we subsidize unwed parentage, we subsidize getting rid of men in our lives, and that hurts children, it hurts women, it hurts men, and it ultimately hurts our nation. Yeah, without a doubt. I mean it's it's an attack on our society, the very Balian blocks of our society. They're so necessary. Chris Olman, President of the Eagle Forum, Chris, how can people be in touch with you? Well, you can go to Egleforum dot org and if I can, I want to invite everyone to Nashville September twenty fourth through twenty six. We're having our fifty fourth annual Eagle Council and you can learn about all the issues that we deal with, everything from abortion to China, to Sharia, to marijuana, an addiction, to the importance of parents and children. And so that's in Nashville September twenty fourth through twenty six, and go to Ecoforum dot org and join us there. It's going to be a great time.

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1:26:03 Nutrition for Patriots. Hey, good morning, welcome back Bill Martinez here, still lingering in Lahina. Oh shucks, Maui Hawaiian. What a bummer. Huh, that's just a hard place to be. I'll pray for you, Bill, Well, I'll pray for thank you. Well, we need to continue to pray for the people here in Lahina. There. They are Lahinas strong, There's no doubt about it. I had mentioned to a couple of my friends that over the weekend we went to the welcome home event for Lahina. And this is three years, almost three years after the fires, Adam and the people are coming back to see you know how the rebuilding's coming along. I still maintain and I've shared this that to me as I looked at the iconic Banyan tree. Anybody that camp behind it, you go to the banyon tare, Yeah, just it's so majestic. Well, it's it's still singed, and it looks like it's it's still weeping, it's heartbroken, and it looks like something out of a horror movie. To be honest with you, Wow, but.

1:27:11 That it's still standing. It didn't burn up. No, didn't burn up. That being said, though, you're starting to see some life come back into the tree. So I really see that as becoming, you know, an iconic picture in and of itself and representative of Lahaina, that it is strong, still standing, and it is coming back. Well, I I wish the best, and obviously my prayers are with that community as well. We have had the privilege of vacationing there and it's such a it's such a beautiful, wonderful place, and you know there there are lots of beautiful, wonderful places in the world, and unfortunately, sometimes really horrific things happen, and in our in our estimation, looking through the glass darkly on this side of things, it can be really hard to make sense of tragedy, right, and we never want to like glibly over spiritualize it.

1:28:08 But we know that God has a purpose in suffering and loss and even in terrible things. And my prayer is that the people you know of God who are there could continue to be salt and light and hope and grace, you know, for a community that's really just starting to heal. It sounds like. Yeah, Well, as a friend of mine once wisely said is you never get over it. You just get through it. And the way to get through it is with God. I don't know, you know, like you said, you don't want to over spiritualize, but yet you can't help. But because that's where the answers to life and death lie, is they lie in the spiritual realm. That's where it can where it doesn't make sense in the temporal world can start to make sense. And it's tough. I mean, they lost, and they lost over to hundred people, and and the greater number of those, which they're reticent to talk about, the greater number were kids. Yeah, you know, and it's uh, it's said. But again, hope is rising, new life is growing. I mean, you go here and my daughter has quite a network of young women. And of course in the domain here, everybody's looked at as an auntie and uncle.

1:29:29 Right, yeah, exactly. You don't you if you think you can get away with stuff from your mom and dad, there's a battalion of anti and uncles that are by the year and say no, no, no, that doesn't fly, no, no, no, interact together. Yes, it's so cool. But in her age group, I'm seeing, you know, women are pregnant, new babies are coming. I mean when there is hope that you know, type of expression for life is so natural and you know, and uh and it's quite evident. So uh, you know, you can't help but be blessed by coming here, yes, and seeing the whole, you know, seeing the tragedy of it all, but also seeing uh, the victory of it all as well as human beings as the Hawaiians and the visitors and the people who love the people and love this island come together to support, you know, the cause for life.

1:30:29 That's right. And you know, if we look back at Scripture, we see the people of God rebuilding after. Devastation in multiple places in the Bible. And and we're all, I think all to be faithful in that and to look forward to the ultimate restoration that we will experience, you know, when we're fully redeemed and justified. Well we're justified, but fully redeemed on the other side. So again, I don't want to I don't want to. No more pain, more pain, and we can all look forward to that. Let's let's talk movies if we can, because after all, this is plugged in its time, that's right. We appreciate all the great work that the team is doing on our behalf. Let's revisit Odyssey. Uh still some mixed Uh, you know, a lot of thing.

1:31:18 I mean, yeah, the commentary is really mixed. I think that. Well. I spend a lot of time in the conservo sphere you might call it, you. Know, the YouTube and X and that sort of. Thing, and certainly there was a lot of antipathy for the character choices and some of the casting choices leading into this. Having said that, I have talked to more than one person that leans in that direction that said, you know, I went in expecting to hate it. Not only did I not hate it, it was a really good movie, you know, And so obviously really good movie is.

1:32:04 About as subjective as it gets. What plugged In is about, more than evaluating some of those swaps, is the content. And as we talked about last week, it's a violent movie. I would say it. Is just barely an R rated territory, but it is there, and it smooths some of Odysseus's rough edges just a little bit. So I think it's a it's kind of a rorshack test. I think you can look at it and see a lot of different things. There are plenty of reviewers who may not be represented in the glowing rotten Tomato numbers, who have said, naw, this thing is just a big empty mess. But there are a lot of other people that I respect who have said, now, it's despite my skepticism, it's a pretty engaging film. So, you know, for the most part, I would say Christopher Nolan doesn't make really bad movies.

1:33:01 He's made some that it's. Like, Okay, can we turn the music down a little bit so I can hear what I'm looking at you Tenant, because who knows what really happened in Tenant? I don't, But even Tenant, you can even when he misses, there's a big swing, right, you know, it's a foul tip that still goes up four hundred. Feet in the air. But have you had a chance to see it yet, Bill. No, I have not. I've been engaged here, you know, for obvious reasons, as you can understand, as much time as possible. I want to spend with the kids, and I want to be able to do that, you know. Yeah, which isn't to say that we haven't checked out. You know, some movies, especially with the One Grand said, I get a kick out of him every time we get together. He loves the movie Coco. We will sit here, I mean, he'll watch it. Oh Grandpa, get a what? And I go, well, honey, we've already seen it three times.

1:33:53 I know. He's so good and the deal he see what he doesn't really and it's hard for him to relate to is that Coco. It's my mother and my grandmother. You know, I watched that movie and oh my gosh, I mean he probably looks at me sometimes wondering, Okay, why is grandpa, why why is there a tear rolling down his face? Yeah, it's it's my it's my parents. It's my mother and my grandmother. Yeah, you know, and and all the different you know, mannerisms and and the you know, the names, and you know Hispanic culture. You know that comes back to it culture. Oh my god, it's it's just it's just absolutely precious. But yeah, I mean, we we've had our movie. But he loves Coco, and so we're both Coco and local Coco Loco for Cocoa exactly. So, but no, it's it's on the list. I've got to check it out. And you know, and there has been mixed reviews, And I got to tell you, initially I was hesitant only because like a lot of people these days, I mean, we spend a lot of money when we go to the movies, and we want to make sure that it's the best investment.

1:34:58 It's going to make sense, and you know there's gonna be you know, some payoff there. You know, after all, you know what money you invest in time and of course in our lives, you know, time is money, and yeah, so it means a lot. But anyway, what you've got another movie that we're not quite ready to talk about it, but well, we can keep it. We can tiptoe into it every now and then. The timing of our recording and the timing of when we get to see things is a little bit off right. But there's a Christian movie coming out this week called Bad Counselors. It's a Fathom Events release. It's only in theaters from the twenty second through the twenty seventh, so if this sounds interesting, don't wait around. And it's a couple of sort of ne'er do well frat guys who end up as counselors at a Christian camp. And for what I've been able to discern. So far, it seems like it does a pretty good job of satirizing some Christian cliches and Christian you know, camp culture without being mean spirited. And that that's the tricky thing with satire is you can only poke fun at something I think effectively in satire and have it work for everybody if at heart you understand it and you really kind of love it. And when satire just is about taking down it's intended target, it's no longer satire. It's just propaganda.

1:36:20 And I don't have time for propaganda. But I think that this is a movie that's going to resonate with some people. There's some suggestive content. It is PG thirteen. So as always I would commend our full review at plugged in dot com to your attention. But it might be one worth checking out this weekend. Okay, what about a couple of streaming choices. I'm looking at The Breadwinner? Is that worth it? Yeah? You know, The Breadwinner is definitely worth it. That is a movie. Nate Bargatzi plays a dad who's his wife ends up on I Believe Shark Tank and he's like, hey, I can just stay at home and be a stay at. Home Dad, and this will be easy. Yeah, it's not.

1:37:04 He finds out that what mom does effortlessly and with all sorts of grace, he needs grace because it's. Not effortless for him at all. So that one is a fun movie. And then we've got Descendants Wicked Wonderland. This is the latest fourth or fifth Descendants movie on Disney Plus. And these are these are movies that deal with the question of do the children of Disney villains have to be evil because their parents were evil? Which is a super interesting premise. And I would say these movies haven't been too bad for the most part, but I also think they've gotten a little bit formulaic. If you've seen any of the first couple, you know, I don't think there's anything new here. And and ultimately we get some of that Disney message about, you know, follow your heart and what does the Bible say about at your heart? Well, it says it's deceitfully wicked, So, you know, sort of the core Disney ethos. If we want to just set aside our romanticism, it runs smack dab into truth in it and it stumbles right.

1:38:14 It may feel good, it. Tastes like cotton candy, but some things definitely to to navigate here. Well, it could be a conversation starter's you I think so, yeah, right, I think that's go ahead. Well, I think Cocoa could be too, because you get, you know, a Mexican culture that is sort of equal parts Catholicism and then a whole bunch of you know more. I'm not even sure how to characterize it, some of those Aztec. Ideas, I'm not I'm not either, and believe me, I grew up with some of it, so I understand, you know why why you sometimes walk on eggshells a little bit here. But but you know, yeah, I'm with you know it plugged in.

1:38:58 We want to equip you to have the conversations. We don't have to be fearful. There are times we need to look at something and say that's not for us, right, Yes, the content is. Just to be on the payo. But I think there are a lot of things that there's space for really great conversations about. And I think definitely the descendants and Coco and some of the other things that we've talked about could be in that. You know that neckular. Woods exactly, Well, that's a rap as they say, so you get to tell everybody all about yourself, Adam Holks and who you're well. I am with plugged In plugged in dot Com, we, of course are a ministry of focus on the family. Not only do we do movies. But we do TV, video games, books, YouTube channels, music, technology, and more. Come check us out at plugged in dot Com.

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1:43:56 I am good. It's so good to be with you in Aloha to you. Welcome, Thank you very much. I always appreciate the aloha, warm welcome, and it is That's one thing that's been consistent about the Islands. This is the aloha spirit. They say here. If you don't have the aloha, then you shouldn't be here. I think that's a good qualifier there. But anyway, lots to catch up on. You know, this big lie that keeps pouring out from the left that people are listening to, but they're really not adding the numbers up. This Medicare for all things and what it would cost, and somehow they have in their minds that it's going to be free. I mean we've in a sense, we've kind of got a little preview of it with Obamacare and where we are with Obamacare, I mean, just for the sake of you know, the former president's name, we're paying for it and keeping on life support. And if you remember, Jenny Beth, remember Barack Obama said it's going to cover that thirty million donut hole of people that don't have health care insurance, that your healthcare would not go up, it could possibly even go down. You keep your same doctor. Everything he said about Obamacare was one big lie, and Joe Wilson didn't lie. He told us the truth, much to the disdain of the President and the Democrats. So he called him out for it.

1:45:12 And so here we are, all these years later, and we know that Barack Obama Democrats lied and here they are lying again. Well, they are lying again. And back when we were fighting Obamacare, there was a study out that said that if you were on Obamacare, if you were on Medicare, your medical outcomes and your health outcomes were worse than if you'd had no insurance at all. I don't know if that has changed much or not, but it wouldn't surprise me if it had changed. It had not changed that much because when the government gets involved, they want to create a one size fits all system. And we saw during COVID that one size does not fit all. If you're healthy, if you don't.

1:45:53 Have pre existing conditions, if you're exercising, if you're taking care of yourself, what the risk that you might have an illness is much different than the risk of somebody who is massively obese, or has diabetes, or has a long drawn out health history, or as an older person. So they're different, they're different, different things that have to be considered, which is why we always say protect the doctor patient relationship and make sure that doctors are helping you decide what's best for your own personal healthcare. Medicare for All will get rid of that and it'll just be one size fits all, and the one size is always the lowest common denominator.

1:46:38 Well, who in Europe, because you're a basically same thing as single payer, who's having success in Europe? Well, in Europe they wind up having you can go get your own additional health insurance on top of it, because the state system is so slow, it takes months or years to get different kinds of procedures. That's not what we want. I have one of my very good friends, she found out just a few months ago that she had breast cancer, and within a few within a couple weeks of finding out, she was beginning her regiment with chemotherapy, and there was no long waiting line. It was take care of her immediately.

1:47:20 That's the kind of healthcare Americans want. They want to know that when something happens to us it's devastating and catastrophic, that we are able to go get the care that we need, and that it's not going through a computer algorithm or the federal government to decide whether or not we actually need the care. Well, you know, in my personal story, dear friend, his daughter living in England gets a diagnosis of cancer and they said, get in line. It's going to be three year Jennybeth. Three years, Yeah, I mean by that time, God only knows how the cancer could have metastasized. Well, needless to say, he brought her home really quick and got her taken care of, which.

1:48:00 Is very good. And that's what winds up happening oftentimes in Europe because they'll come to America, they'll go to another country, or they have paid for additional insurance. So that they can bypass the. Stat system, so that state system isn't actually taking care of people, and the people who have paid for extra health insurance are now paying twice. They're paying for a system they don't even use, any system that they prefer to use. And even with that system, they prefer to use. Oftentimes they're going overseas to get care. Right. And the thing is is the left will say, you know, like we're hearing famously out of New York and Mom Donnie, which is nothing new. Well, we're just going to go after the oligarchs. You know, we're going to have these billionaires and we're going to have them pay everything. Well, there's already studies been done said that if you want ahead, and this is according to the Washington Post, the editorial board noted that one hundred percent tax on billionaire, it took everything, took everything to fund our government. It would only fund it for thirteen months.

1:49:01 And then where do you go? Right, Well, well, yeah, and then where do you go? Because you take everything from the billionaire, and then he has nothing left to continue to create jobs, to create, to innovate, to build his company, to hire more people. When he hires more people, and he's. Building his companies. Whether and I'm thinking of Elan Moscuz I say this, but it can be a man or a woman. It doesn't matter which they are creating. They're creating opportunities. So that those families are able to take care of their own children and provide for their children's education and clothing and extracurricular activities and savings for the future and college funds, so they're helping grow the economy. You take all of that away, and all those employees will wind up no longer having their jobs, no longer having their opportunities, and what you may get in benefit to the federal government for thirteen months or so, you are going to lose very very quickly for all the people who were working from the jobs created from those who own companies.

1:50:06 Yeah, and Jeff Bezos even said as much here recently when he was asked directly about why doesn't he give more money? I mean, the audacity of people even asking that kind of a question without even, you know, doing any kind of research whatsoever and understanding how much Jeff Besos already gives and how generous he has been with the billions of dollars that he's generated over the lifetime of Amazon, and just said exactly what Elon must said, He's better off investing that money into his business for more jobs and more growth. But you see, when you have an entity like the Democratic Party which has become a party of big government, the one bigger government that's it that forget about capitalism, that's out the door. Their be all and want all is that governments should run every thing because in their peeny brains they believe Jenny Beth that they know better than everybody else.

1:51:07 Yeah, they think that they do. And Bill, I always go back to the COVID example because I think it is the best example that we have of socialism in America and in some places, almost communism in America. But we saw what happened when. The people who work in the federal government thought they knew better and stayed in local governments. They knew better than business owners how to run the businesses. We have businesses that went under. We have severe recession that we have not come out of. We have massive inflation because they kept pouring more and more government money into it, and that government money harmed the wound up harming the economy, and we're still paying for it because of the inflation it created. And all these people in Washington when they shut down the government, they're like, oh, we have to protect everyone. Okay, I understand, I know what we're dealing with.

1:52:01 It First, I can give you a couple of weeks grace period. But you're sitting in a congressional office. And if you've never actually opened a business, if you don't have people depending on you, if you've never had to make payroll, which means you've got to make sure all the money is coming into your checking account so you can pay the payrolls so people get their salary, plus all the taxes. That go along with that payroll. You don't understand. You can sit there and tinker the edges and think you're playing some game where you're just moving pieces around on a game board, but it doesn't work that way. It is much because you're actually it's more like building a building. There are pieces in place, it's not just moving things around on a board. And that's where the Democrat, socialists, the communists in our country, they don't understand what it takes to actually create a business, and they don't understand the benefits those businesses provide. And the government never can do it better than the private sector. And not only that, everywhere socialism and communism have been tried in.

1:53:05 This world, they fail. It fails every single time. Well, when speaking of COVID, as we wrap things up here, Jennybeth Martin, again they lied to us. They flat out lied to us. They knew the information and because the Democrats don't care about the people, They only care about is power and control. Jenny Beth Martin with the Tea Party Patriots Jenny Beeth, how can they be in touch with you? Go to a tea Partypatriots dot org, Tea Party Patriots dot org and you can follow me on all the social networks at jennybethm. Every forty seconds a child disappears. That's two thousand children every single day. Find the Children is a nonprofit organization fighting to bring them home.

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