Aug. 29, 2025
The Bill Martinez Show 08 29 25
The Bill Martinez Show 08 29 25
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Are you ready?
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Yeah, Okay, let's do it.
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Bill Martinez Live a program about current events, our culture,
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our values, our politics, and our future.
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And now Bill Martinez.
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Right now, six minutes after top of the AAR. Glad
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you could joined us on Bill Martinez. Hey, you know him,
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Bill Fetterer, the American Minute creator and author of multiple
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top selling books. Mister Bill, how are you doing, buddy?
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Great to be with you, Bill.
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Hey, always good. Happy Labor Day to you.
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Well, happy Labor Day to you. And there's quite a
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bit of history.
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Well, my goodness, is there not? I mean, this is amazing.
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I mean, and it all I mean, as they look
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at it, the matrix of it all is in a sense,
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it's kind of capitalism versus socialism or communism, isn't it right?
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Well, a little background, it's more than picnics and hot dogs.
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At the beginning of America, most people were self employed baker, butchers, carpenters,
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candle makers, and sometimes they would form guilds, but not
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really anything you could call a union. Then you had
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the Industrial Revolution in England. What's that Ireland? What did
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they burn in their fireplaces to keep warm? Peat? And
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what was that? It was mud from the slurries where
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you'd have enough decaying plants that there was enough carbon
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material that they would pull it out of the swamp,
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let it dry out, cut it into blocks and put
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it on a wagon and take it through town, sell
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it and people would burn these blocks. So there was
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very few trees in Ireland. But in England, if you
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let that stuff get buried for centuries, it turns into coal.
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And so in England they had coal mines, but the
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problem was they kept filling up with water, and so
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Scottish inventor James Watt came up with a pump to
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pump water out of coal mines, and it was based
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on steam. Right, you heat up the air and expand
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and pushes the piston up and then you cool the
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air and the piston comes down. And this turned into
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a steam engine that turned into steam railroads, steam boats
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and textile factories.
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How genius, Bill, I mean, how do you come up
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with that kind of idea? I mean, you know when
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you look at the inventors of America and ideas like this,
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it just blows me away, leaves me in awe.
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Yeah, And so now items could be produced cheaply if
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you put wool from a sheep under a microscope. It
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has little barbs on it, and if you pull them together,
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the barbs will catch a hold of each other, and
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the harder you pull it, the tighter it gets them.
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So women would sit there with a pile of wool
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and go through and pull these little threads together and
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then put them on a spinning wheel to pull them
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tighter and tighter, and then put them on a little
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spool and then weave closed. It was very labor intensive,
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but now with a factory you can have these mechanical
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looms that can do it all just instantly, and then
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you have full bolts of cloth. Basically, the industrial revolution
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freed up women from all these menial tasks and you
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could have steel, so you could pipe water into a
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house instead of going to a well, and you could
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have a washing machine. And so the British.
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Began and this happened really and I'm sorry to interrupt you,
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but again I want people to follow this in such
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a way that I mean, this was this didn't take
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hundreds of years. I mean when the Industrial Revolution was happening,
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I mean you had this incredible amount of invention and
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inertia that was happening in a short period of time,
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wasn't it.
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Yeah, So seventeen sixty is when Isaacquad invented the steam pump.
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And then the British began to export these machine made
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goods around to their colonies, but they would not let
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factories be built in the colonies because they wanted the
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business and they did. And so when America broke from Britain,
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the second bill George Washington signed into law was a
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tariff bill pushing tariffs. Well, the George Washington push tariffs.
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Why it made the European goods more expensive intentionally that
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you could afford to build factories in America. For the
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first factory was a Cotting cotton spinning mill in pow Tucket,
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Rhode Island, Samuel Slater in seventeen ninety And then you
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had shoe cobblers or shoemakers had developed a union in
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Philadelphia seventeen ninety four. But the tariff taxes on the
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imports was the main source of income for the federal government.
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There was no income tax.
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Yet.
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The problem was most of the factories were in the
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North and the South was agricultural, so the South now
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had to buy more expensive stuff from Europe. Because of
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the tariffs or more expensive stuff from the northern factories,
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whose animosity led up to the Civil War. And then
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after the war, the North passed lots of tariffs and
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it worked, and we had factories grow enormous, producing glass
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and dishes and farm tools and railroads, and so you
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had the fastest rise in the standard of living in
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human history boom. And then who worked in the factories, well,
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a lot of immigrants. And so you had immigrants from
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Scandinavia and Ireland, England, Italy, Greece, Poles, Russian Jews, and Germans.
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Grover Cleveland eighteen eighty six dedicates the Statue of liberty
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to welcome immigrants. Immigrants were a net plus.
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What do I mean?
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There was no welfare programs, There was nothing for them
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to sign up for. They were just cheap labor. There
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were no minimum wages yet, so anybody could start a business.
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You'd go down hire somebody and they would learn a
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language and learn a skill, and the next generation would
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start their own business, and they'd go down to the
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port and hire the next wave of immigrants.
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And bill these immigrants came in. They wanted to assimilate right.
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They looked at coming to America, as you know, the
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Gilded Age, which should ended up becoming. I mean, this
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was just a grand opportunity for them, and they were
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all in. They really appreciated being able to have this opportunity.
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Yeah, there was a German sociologist, Max Weber. He wrote
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a book The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism,
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and he talked about a lot of these immigrants came
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from these different countries where it was a social stigma
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to receive a handout. And if there was a welfare
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program in America, it was the extended family members and
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the churches, right, And so you had these immigrants coming over.
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But then you had some immigrants coming from Germany infected
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with the ideas of Karl Marx. What's that all about?
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You had in America, somebody could get an idea, innovative,
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work hard, and in one generation become wealthy. In Europe
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you had centuries of wealth of elites passed from generation
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to generation. They lock on it and the common people
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had no upward mobility. And so Karl Marx came up
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with this idea of the class struggle, and he said,
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let's pit the poor against the rich. Let's tear down
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the system, and then let's have a government put in
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place that will redistribute the wealth. And so these immigrants
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coming over from Germany had some of these ideas. Even
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though America's wealthy happened in one lifetime, they came up, well,
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let's take the wealth away. And so they began to
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sew these ideas, and yes, some factories were unsafe. Up
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to in Sinclair wrote the book The Jungle and talked about,
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you know, meat packing plants and all the unsafe conditions.
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And so these the first unionizing organizing flyers were printed
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in German, and so they would lobby for what eight
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hour workday and taxes on the ridge. That was the
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beginning of this. And so let's go to Chicago. A
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guy named Cyrus McCormick invented the mechanical reaper too. Instead
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of you being in the field with your sickle or
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one horse, right, you could have this mechanical reaper. That
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and so Cyrus McCormick was a Presbyterian and he felt
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that his reaper would help fulfill a religious mission to
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feed the world. He was a great guy. Donated ten
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thousand dollars to Dwight Moody to build the Chicago YMCA.
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But then there was an eighteen eighty two and economic
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downturn and fewer orders for these tractors, and you had
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the German immigrants in Chicago organized a protest in May
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of eighteen eighty six, and it turned into the Haymarket riot.
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Protest turning to rust. Somebody threw a dynamite bomb and
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it killed seven police officers for civilians, and so the
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union worker called this their Haymarket Riot. On May first,
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the International Workers date.
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Well, Bill, hang on, we're gonna put a pause on it.
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