With Election Day only two weeks away, hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander have pulled a collection of the most interesting talking points and lined them up for a rapid-fire hour of hits.
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[00:00:31] Welcome back, everybody. So again, we were talking with David Zutty in that first hour about an interesting poll from the Homeland Institute and two essential questions. And that being, what is, at this point, being realistic and knowing what's coming? What is the most optimistic scenario for the midterms? He answered that. And then what is the current state of the right? All right. Now, Keith has a bag of goldfish, the popular children's snack here.
[00:01:00] But that, I don't know why it is, but there is nothing like a plastic bag. It is the loudest sound in radio. I mean, can you explain it, Keith? If you put a plastic bag and you reach in it to get something, it sounds like a nuclear bomb. I don't know why the microphone, listen, I'll give you an example. Listen to this, folks. I'm not doing anything like over the top here.
[00:01:30] You know how loud that is? It's like louder than our voices. That's me reaching in to get a goldfish out of this thing. But anyway, so here we are. Well, Keith, I think I would start here with the Trump retrospective going all the way back to early 2016. Early 2016, we were a big part of the story in those nascent months. Donald Trump Jr. appeared on the program. We interviewed him.
[00:01:59] We were given press credentials to the Trump rally. And it was a huge national news story that last week of February, first week of March. And then it remained in the news all the way through Trump's triumph of Hillary. And I will say, say what you will about Trump. But that was still one of the most rewarding nights for me politically to see her stopped.
[00:02:23] And it was an interesting time, too, because that was the only time, really, that I can remember our entire movement being monolithic behind a political candidate. Typically, it's a three-way split. I'm going to vote Republican, lesser of two evils. I'm going to vote Democrat because I'm an accelerationist. I'm going to vote independent. I'm going to not vote at all. Maybe it's a four-way split. I typically, you know, Keith, I am a pretty informed voter. And I only go in to vote for the candidates I want to vote for.
[00:02:52] I don't go in and vote straight ticket. I'm not going to vote for people that aren't worthy. I typically go in and vote for independents. There was one time, you know, in Tennessee, you vote for the electors, four presidential candidates at the conventions. And one of the guys who was an elector for Trump was the chairman of the Tennessee Reform Party when we were all working for Pat back in 2000. So he was a good friend of mine. And I went and voted for him. You know, I will cherry pick.
[00:03:20] There was a eugenicist who used to run as an independent for Congress in northwest Tennessee. And he always lost. His name was James Hart. I knew him. He actually came and spoke at something we did, a small meeting at a restaurant. Not Shoney's. But I remember. You remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He always got about 13 votes, and I was one of them. But that's how I vote. But I did vote for Trump three times. And I think the first time, you know, when everybody was on board, you understood the novelty.
[00:03:50] Self-made, I don't know if I want to say self-made man or candidate. But, I mean, he was a guy that didn't need, at the time, special interest money to start his candidacy. I mean, he was a billionaire. He had universal name recognition. And he was saying all of the things we wanted to hear in that first campaign. So we understand the allure. First, administration was a disappointment. He basically goes into exile like Napoleon.
[00:04:15] And then you say, well, if he comes back and he wins, he's going to know better this time. And there was reason to at least think that that might have been possible. And then those first few days, weeks, and months, as we mentioned the first hour, were just magical, frankly, last year. It led to us scrambling to put together probably our most important conference to date. We had members of parliament.
[00:04:44] We had congressmen. We had a senator. We had aspiring candidates. And one of them won election. That was a very important conference, all based upon the momentum that Trump generated in the early months of last year. That's all gone now. But what stays? The media is not taken seriously. Whites are entirely radicalized, the youth of the whites who are politically involved. I'm not talking about all white youths.
[00:05:11] But the Republican Party is still very much a train wreck on a lot of levels. Trump, being the egotistical narcissist that he is, he said the things because we beat him with Pat. Right? I mean, because you remember this. He tried to run for the Reform Party nomination. Pat stopped him. We were a part of that. But he saw these ideas. And Warren Balog gave a great talk about this. And he's talked about it on the program as well. He saw these ideas that were underserved politically.
[00:05:41] It was like an undervalued real estate property. But it was an undervalued political property. And he came in with his charisma and his money and his name recognition. And as a Republican, he was able to weaponize Buchanan's issues all the way to two terms in the White House. But he is not leaving an ideological bench. The people who did believe in what he was saying have been exiled or removed. And you have left the sycophants. And it just didn't work. The Jews do own Trump.
[00:06:10] Now, I always knew there was some sort of a bargain there. What I was hoping for was that Trump would be able to do things domestically that we liked so long as he gave the Jews what they wanted. Because you're going to have to have some kind of a deal there. And he did. Not saying that's good. Not saying it's right. Not saying it's something we should support. But with the alternative being Kamala or Biden or Hillary or whatever, this is what you were going to get politically. And now it's just about over. Keith, it is.
[00:06:38] This era of American politics is just about over. He will be impeached repeatedly unless he is actually removed. For the next two years, it will be gridlock. And then comes 2028. So this is where we're at. The only true people who are going to win next month are going to be the Jews. And why are they going to win? You know, they are an almost nonexistent percent of the world population. They're barely a percent or two of the American population. They're going to win. Why?
[00:07:08] Because they are highly intelligent, excessively ethno-nationalist. And they are ruthless. And those are the things you need to be if you want to win. I mean, they don't even – I mean, Kevin MacDonald has it nailed. They don't encourage intermarriage. They are hostilely opposed to any host nation that does business with them.
[00:07:32] And if you do, if you have a case like Jared Kushner and marrying the shiksa Ivana – what's her? Ivana Trump. Ivanka. Ivanka. Ivanka. You know, they still have to do this humiliation ritual where they convert and raise their kids as Jews. And so that's how they do it. They stick together. And they are motivated. And they are smart. They're well-funded. And they always ask what's best for the Jews.
[00:08:01] And they definitely have basically torpedoed Trump. And that is where it is. I'm thankful for a lot of the things that Trump did, especially a lot of the things that he said. But this is where we're at now, Keith. Well, I think there are a lot of people on our side of the aisle who are – you were talking about Trump being a novelty. I think they were totally naive about politics.
[00:08:31] They expected somehow that by voting for Trump, they would magically transform him into a replica of the Macelles. That's not going to happen. What we need to remember is, first and foremost, what are we at this particular, you know, radio program, whatnot, whatever you want to call it?
[00:09:00] We are white nationalists. What has Trump done for us as white nationalists? He's done stuff that no one else would ever have done. For example, most of the people that have gotten refugee visas to America over the past year have been white people. I've got the stats on that. As a matter of fact, it's sent to me by Paul Angel.
[00:09:26] Now, you can say, you know, this is not very much in terms of getting us into another war, and I'd have to agree. But if you're being fair and you're looking at all the issues – well, here it is. Final State Department figures show that 16,287 South African refugees were admitted to the United States during fiscal year 2026, which runs in the government from October 1st, 2025 to September 30th, 2026.
[00:09:52] Of that 16,292 refugees admitted from all countries, South Africans constituted an extraordinary 99.97% of the total, making them virtually the entire U.S. refugee intake for the last fiscal year. And that is still a small slice of the South Africans' white population, which is estimated at 4 million. By the way, got a big interview coming up in American Free Press with Just Stridham,
[00:10:18] who is basically the governor of Orania and their international spokesman. That'll be coming up in American Free Press. It'll be coming on TPC after the midterms as well, before the end of the year. So something to look forward to. So, yeah, I mean, look, that's a good thing. That's a good thing, and he has done some good things. I know, but see, our problem is our people expect us to get the same type of reaction from the political class as the Jews get,
[00:10:47] but we are very different from the Jews in that we don't have any money to entice them with. You know, here's what we need to understand. Just because you give somebody your vote does not mean that that person is going to become a duplicate of yourself. And let me just finish with this. This is what our problem is.
[00:11:10] We don't understand that, you know, we think that, you know, the new generation will come along and they will change things based upon their own political instincts and their viewpoints. There is a very real possibility that if the Democrats get in and they get in strong enough with large enough numbers,
[00:11:37] that our system is going to be changed so that it will not be something that can be changed short of, you know, an armed revolt. For example, we've talked about this many times, but let me just flesh out the whole idea about it.
[00:11:55] For example, if you, if the Democrats really get in, they can make Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. states. What does that mean? That means two senators for each new state. In other words, D.C. will have two senators and Puerto Rico will have two senators. Both of those places are, you know, trend very heavily liberal.
[00:12:26] They will get an untold number of congresspeople, congressmen and women. And they will gain, by doing that, control of our legislative branch of government.
[00:12:41] Now, have you ever heard of a state being admitted to the union and not short of an armed revolt of having its statehood revoked? Well, it hasn't happened. It happened in the Civil War. That's the armed revolt I was talking about. But short of that, you're not going to reverse that type of change, okay?
[00:13:11] And they will prevent you from having, doing the same thing they did and making some conservative outpost into a new state. So, consequently, we would lose the legislature and there's no prospect of us getting it back. Now, let's look at the other thing. Think about if they packed the Supreme Court.
[00:13:37] Let's say that they decide they'll go up from nine members to 20 or 30 members. The only way that you can get rid of a Supreme Court justice is impeachment, okay? Or death. Yeah, death or an impeachment. And furthermore, death. And when's the last time one was impeached? Yeah, never, okay? I don't think that we've ever had a Supreme Court justice impeached.
[00:14:04] You know, Keith, by the way, I'll just say to your point, there was a higher-ranking Democrat. I don't remember who it was now, but just within the last few days, I don't know if it was Hakeem Jeffries or who it was, but it was somebody that you know. And they were asking them, what about stacking the Supreme Court? He couldn't comment on that. You know, everything, any options should be on the table. And I'll tell you, if that happens, then it's gone. And so this is the thing. So we will have lost the judiciary and the legislature, okay?
[00:14:32] And then by impeachment, they will gain the executive. They will have all three. Except this time, without the ability of it ever being able, as you said, to be won back, because it's going to be stacked to such an extent you're going to have more, hypothetically, if they go the entire full measure and add four more senators in D.C. and Puerto Rico, and they stack the Supreme Court, and they're going to have Congress, then they'll never lose again.
[00:14:59] And they're also going to completely control the electoral process, because what did they do when Biden got in? They just opened the floodgates for third-worlders who tend to be non-white, tend to be people who are very liberal and Democrats. So consequently, what would happen is that we would be frozen out of power, even with the institutions still in place.
[00:15:28] It's very naive for people on our side to think, well, we can register this, you know, protest vote against Trumpism or against the Republican Party, and we'll be able to regain power in the sweet by-and-by. Well, that's not going to happen. If they get in control, and the thing is, Hakeem Jeffries was very smart not to comment on that,
[00:15:59] the idea of packing the Supreme Court. But he didn't dismiss it either. I don't even know if it was him or whoever it was. Well, I can tell you this. That's exactly what they have in mind. Exactly what we're talking about is the playbook for the Democrats if they get in. Well, they definitely don't want somebody like Trump, but serious about the issues to ever get in, and they can stop it by doing these things. And here's the thing about it. I mean, again, this just comes to what is practical. Is it going to be better for our people?
[00:16:29] Is it going to be better for whites to understand once and for all that there's just no voting your way out of it? I can understand. Listen, I voted for Trump three times just for the hope that there would be something there. Now, there was never any sort of ideological – well, not ideological because he was saying a lot of the things that we want. There was never any personal devotion to Trump like I felt for Buchanan. By the way, I remember in the waning days of the 2000 campaign, George Bush came to Bartlett, Keith, not just to Memphis but to Bartlett.
[00:16:57] George W. Bush came to Bartlett at Brother International, the headquarters right there on Highway 64. I remember. And I was there, and I was wearing my Buchanan for President t-shirt, and I was just so on fire for the idea that if we couldn't get the best man for the job, let's burn it all down. It's amazing how you moderate some with age.
[00:17:19] Once you become a homeowner and a husband and a father, you're just looking to survive and make it as peaceful as you can for your kids. But so this is where we're at. So you could convince yourself, folks, to vote for the GOP for that reason, but they sure haven't given us a lot of reasons to do it other than that because, I mean, the people who really believed like Trump was on the issues that he campaigned on are all gone. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massey. I mean, you know, and why? Why?
[00:17:48] Because once Trump was done with the Epstein files issue as a political issue, he didn't really want to get to the bottom of it. But for the ones who truly believed that he did and wouldn't let it go, he got them all primaried. I mean, so this is – I mean, so here we are. And listen, Keith, here are the numbers. Here are the numbers. Updated numbers, the predictions right now. From Fox News itself, the House they are predicting will be 237 to 198 Democrats.
[00:18:18] Okay. The Senate right now, they are projecting. Of course, this is subject to change and there's still a couple of weeks and polls can be wrong. They're projecting that the Senate will be 53-46 with one toss-up. 53-46 and one for the Democrats.
[00:18:40] Well, if that's what happens, basically what we need to do is become the new Amish and go to some place like, you know, the all-white community in Arkansas. Because we will not have a Chinaman's chance, as they used to say, of regaining what we will have. Well, they're going to have to have the executive, too, because Trump can still veto whatever Congress does.
[00:19:09] What do you think impeachment is, James? That's why they are going to get rid of him. But they're going to need more numbers than that. Well, the thing is, let's say that they know. If they get all of that, they would be very close to being able to impeach him, okay? And I think that they will. And if they do impeach him— Well, they'll impeach him, but I don't think they can remove him with those numbers. Well, I think they can remove him, okay? That's what I'm talking about. That's what most people are talking about. You've got to have a higher majority than that, though.
[00:19:35] Well, look, okay, don't flirt with disaster. You know, this is what people don't seem to understand. Trump has caused our side to make a lot of victories during his two terms. And you are about to throw it all away in a childish fit because, believe me, the other side doesn't play.
[00:20:05] The reason we didn't get a transformation of the government like we wanted is because we don't have the financial power that the Jews have. The Jews get what they want when they win an election. And they never lose an election when they're on both sides. Well, it's like I said. They have basically—they spend millions of dollars getting senators and congressmen elected, presidents elected.
[00:20:34] And in return, Israel, i.e., another word for Jews, get billions of dollars of foreign aid to Israel. And furthermore, they get America to fight trillion-dollar wars on behalf of the Jews, again, Israel, like the Afghanistan war, like the Iran war, like all these wars in the Middle East that regime changed.
[00:21:04] So consequently, see, these people seem to think that somehow we're going to get a political class in there that is totally oblivious to money. I don't hear anyone here saying, well, you know, we've got these billionaires waiting in the bullpen to come in here and take the place of the Jews.
[00:21:24] You know, what we can hope for is that there might be a transformation in the Republican Party like the transformation that is happening right now in the Democrat Party, where you get some true believers who are anti-Jewish, like the Muslims are, for the Democrats, and have them basically take over the party. Now, I think that's a long shot.
[00:21:50] But on the other hand, if, you know, if the left, if the hardcore left gets in control of the Democratic Party, and even if they don't, even if you still have Chuck Schumer and the Hakeem Jeffries in charge, but these other people are a force to be contended with, what is going to happen in America is that we will no longer have any prospects of winning anything.
[00:22:19] We're going to lose in the Supreme Court. We're going to lose in the legislature. We're going to have an executive that is dead set against our interests. Well, there's a lot of people who maintain to the school of thought that that is what we need to understand. Well, yeah, okay. Well, you know, I guess they also believe that suicide is a good thing. Well, I'm just saying, I mean, this is where we're at, so we're talking about it. Well, I mean, it's what's coming. So you need to talk about it.
[00:22:46] Well, the thing is that there are people that are spoiled brats, quite frankly, and they need to realize that politics is not going to work the way that they wish it would work. All of Trump's political capital is gone. It's gone now, and it was wasted. And once again, it was wasted, by and large. Now, there were some things. Listen, I— He would never have gotten elected if the Jews hadn't been behind him,
[00:23:12] and so why is anyone surprised that he basically kowtows to the Jews? Yeah, but I mean— But that's exactly what the Democrats do. You have—you know, it doesn't matter. Either way that you, you know, peel the onion, you're going to have Jewish power and influence there as long as people like money. And when it comes to money, most people would like to have more of it rather than less of it. It's not just money that they do it with.
[00:23:39] I mean, they do it with women and blackmail, and they'll kill you if you have to. Well, yeah, they do all of those things, but basically the way that the camel's nose gets in the tent is with the money, okay, with AIPAC. If that doesn't work, they will go to the blackmail. That's Epstein Island. And if that doesn't work, they'll go to the assassination. I want to say what you were saying, though, and that is— I do believe with every fiber of my being that people thinking that,
[00:24:06] well, at least some Democrats are based on the Jewish question. Wait till they get in power. They're paying fast and loose with house money because they're not in power, just like Trump did with Epstein. You know, he was able to say that when he was, you know, on Napoleon's Island during the Biden era because he wasn't in power. Once he got in power, what did he do? Nothing. What did the people who tried to do something about it do? They got ran out of office. Well, the thing is, he would never have gotten elected the second time if Jewish power and influence and money had not been behind him.
[00:24:35] And we know that, but I was hoping for— You may have been hoping for, but, you know, if it's also— I was hoping for mass deportations in exchange for the bombings. We got the bombings, but no mass deportations. We'll be right back. We're out of time. We'll be right back. Well, let me say this. You can't because we're going to a commercial. Well, I'm saying that— Proclaiming liberty across the land. You're listening to Liberty News Radio. News this hour from Town Hall. I'm Mary Rose.
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[00:30:11] We're talking about the state of affairs that we're in politically and as a race and our future and the current and Trump, of course. And I will say again, I mean, I can truly see both sides objectively on the case for Trump. I will say again, Trump made our issues winning issues in a way that no other man has done in many lifetimes.
[00:30:40] He was a very unique candidate. I do not regret voting for him three times based upon the options that were on the table at that time. Looking back on it, you know, as we where we go from here, you know, that's still to be determined. But he made our issues winning issues. He made Buchanan's issues winning issues. But now here we are, Keith. And where is that? We're talking about the Republicans losing. And I'm not a Republican.
[00:31:08] I don't get, you know, hey, they had some on October 7th. Every single Republican senator sent out not a message that was similar, but the exact same word for word message about how terrible it was. You know, October 7th, we stand with Israel word for word. Every single one of them. I mean, it's incredible. It's just crazy. So, you know, I don't give a damn about the Republicans. I give a damn about white people. And I don't regret voting for Trump under the circumstances. But here we are.
[00:31:37] And what we are, again, as I say, is it is so bad now for the GOP. A couple of years ago, I said if you there is a path where if Trump gets in there and they really do the mass deportations, you're basically, you know, because politics is a racial headcount. You're getting rid of all the Democratic voters, okay?
[00:31:58] And there is a path that if he makes, if he continues to double down on our issues, that the Republicans, if they become an increasingly pro-white party, could have a path to perpetual victory through mass deportations. Well, of course, Trump took a different path. And that path has led us to the point where now Oklahoma is the gubernatorial race in Oklahoma. Bloody red Oklahoma is within the margin of error. How did we get there?
[00:32:24] Now, Keith, I ask you this question as a Trump supporter. And how did we get to the point where you're losing the reddest, potentially set up to lose the reddest of states? What happened in the last year that caused that? The economy, cost of living, certainly the war, other things. But, I mean, how would you, what would you say, though? What happened is H-1B visas. And, again, who wants H-1B visas?
[00:32:54] It's not former Klansmen. It's not people that are white nationalists. It is moneyed interests. See, who has been elected president of the United States in anyone's memory of anybody that is alive today that hasn't had big money on their side? It just doesn't happen.
[00:33:22] And people that think that it's going to happen, they're probably holding out for the tooth fairy to show up, you know, when they're in their 60s and 70s. It doesn't happen. What we've got to understand is that Trump is going to be swayed by money. What about Trump's background would lead you to believe that he is indifferent to money?
[00:33:46] There's never been a guy that is more enamored of money and gold and things like that. He wants to make everything gold. Gilded, yeah. See, the thing is, Trump did not misrepresent himself to the population. The problem is that he was the best thing available of who might have a practical chance to get elected. Ron Paul did not have a practical chance of getting elected.
[00:34:14] Pat Buchanan did not have a practical chance of getting elected. See, this is what happened. This is what we get people that expect they're going to get some type of Simon Pure character. Well, look. Look at our history. Did William Jennings Bryan, who was that type of Simon Pure type of guy, get elected? No. On the left, did Eugene Debs get elected? No. Okay?
[00:34:39] There's a pattern here that is just begging for people on our side to wake up and smell the coffee and understand what's going on. But there's an old saying, if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Don't dig your way out. You know, Trump isn't as good as you want him to be, so you're going to make sure that someone much worse gets in.
[00:35:05] And then you're going to say, well, gee willikers, I thought that once we had our numbers and all these boomers died, we would take over. And instead, we're in the gulags. Okay? Look, don't make that mistake. If you think that things can't get worse than they are with Trump, hide and watch what happens when the Democrats get in, when the Democrat Socialists get in. For example, what is happening to the Jews right now in New York?
[00:35:35] Is poetic justice. You know, they're the ones that opened up. I've got something on that in the third hour. Keep going. They just opened up the floodgates for third worlders to come in, and particularly people like Muslims that hate their guts. Now they have a Muslim mayor of New York City who truly does hate their guts. He is raising their property taxes. He's doing everything he can to make it difficult for those people to live there.
[00:36:04] And lo and behold, what do we see now? A bunch of Hasidic Jews are trying to make their own little racial ethnic enclaves in places like Okeechobee, Florida. Yeah, I want to talk about that too. But see, all of this, you know, they basically, you know, be careful what you wish for. Your dreams may come true. That's what the Jews in New York are learning right now.
[00:36:31] And if the Democrats win by a large enough margin in this midterm election, our people are going to learn the truth of be careful what you wish for. Your dream may come true. Well, I think that they understand it. I think the problem is they were wishing Trump would have done more to maintain. Well, what do they say?
[00:36:51] As Johnny Majors, the old coach of the University of Tennessee Volunteers once said, if if ands and buts were candy and coconuts, every day would be Christmas. All right. But, well, that's actually something what you mentioned in New York is that Trump is apparently up like two points with radical left-wing Jews in New York based upon this point now and where he was in the last poll. I don't mean he's up two points like it's 51-49. I mean, he's like up from like 10 percent to 12 percent.
[00:37:20] And, you know, you gave away your entire coalition and the country. But you're up. You gained 2 percent. You're up to 12 percent. Well, he didn't do it. Look, the Jews are the ones that basically told him to open up the floodgates. They're the ones that are the leftists, the liberals. They always have been going back to Jacob Schiff and people like that that basically finance the Russian Revolution.
[00:37:44] All of these people basically are responsible for the triumph of the left. And now that they have, you know, they have now become the architects of their own downfall. The reason why everybody used to hear so much about New York and what a wonderful place it was is because the Jews controlled our movies, our media.
[00:38:12] And New York was the most Jewish place outside of Israel in the world. It was. I guess it still is. Maybe that or. 25 percent of the population of New York City back in the 30s, 40s, 50s was Jewish. Well, it isn't that way anymore. Why? Because of the mass nations of the Jews. They decided they would really show the white Gentiles a thing or two and open up the floodgates for immigration.
[00:38:42] And they did. And now those people who, by the way, hate Jews, Muslims in particular, have gained control. And they're running the Jewish population out of New York City. The Jews have certainly never had any breaks or any sort of ability to have foresight. I mean, it's always, you know. They are their own worst enemy. And the thing is, I don't want to see our people on the right duplicate their error.
[00:39:11] Look, as I said, I mean, I remember the Trump of 2000 running against Buchanan for the Reform Party nomination calling Pat a Nazi. And then he came back. He reinvented himself. He came back in 16. Well, maybe the guy could have learned something. And he did learn how to. He learned how to win. He learned what issues were winning issues. And I'm thankful for that. I'm thankful for him making our issues winning issues. I don't regret the votes. It's just but here's where we are. And so we got to see where we go from here. But let's see what else now. There's just so much more to get to tonight.
[00:39:38] I mean, you mentioned one thing the Trump Department of Justice isn't doing. He's going after these Jews in Okeechobee, Florida. You mentioned the return to the land, our friend Eric Orwell and the settlement. There's a Jewish version of that apparently down in Okeechobee, Florida. Well, if you know Florida, and I do, the states that I've spent the most time in in my life, Tennessee, number one, Mississippi, number two, Florida, number three.
[00:40:02] And I mean all parts of it from the Keys to the Panhandle, the southwest Florida coast where Sanibel is, central Florida, a lot of time there, Atlantic side. Okeechobee, though, that is the interior of south Florida. That is mosquito country. It's a heart of darkness. Yeah, but that's where they're at. And the Jewish Breaking News Service writes,
[00:40:25] Historic milestone in Florida is over 80 Orthodox Jewish families move into a new $100 million plus community and schools open. More than 80 families from New York have moved into lakefront estates where schools have now opened. And only Orthodox Jewish families are allowed to move in here. It's exactly returned to the land, except for Jews, and it's being celebrated in the media. There's no investigations. There's no DOJ. Never has heard a discouraging word. Not the same.
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[00:43:05] Now, my purpose here tonight is not to dump on Trump, nor is my purpose to exalt him. Our position on Trump, going back to late 2015, early 2016, is and always has been, if he does things that we like, we'll cover it positively. If he does things we don't like, we'll cover it objectively. And ultimately... Another thing that we need to do is say, you know, all change is not change for the better.
[00:43:32] We need to see what would happen if our wishes actually do come true. And if you, for example, if you want the Republicans to lose, well, someone's got to win. And who are the people that would win? The Democrats. And are they going to be an improvement or are they going to be a non-improvement? To your point, you're making a point here.
[00:43:59] And that is, it leads to the question, who is still buying GOP stock right now? And to an extent, I would say our friend Jared Taylor. Jared caught wind of the interview or the conversation that Lou Moore and I had back on September the 26th. And he emailed me and he had an idea for a video, which we're going to play right now. And the title of the video is, is the GOP becoming the white man's party?
[00:44:27] And he, well, we'll just listen to it. And then Keith and I will respond again. As I say, is it good for white people? That's all I'm concerned with. Not concerned with Trump or the Republican Party as it were. But we will look at all things objectively. We're not going to be rabidly pro-Trump or anti-Trump based on a cult of personality, but again, on what's good for people. Let's play this clip and then we'll respond. Here's Jared.
[00:44:55] The Republican Party is, in effect, the party of white people. Look at a Trump rally. It might as well be a meeting of the sons and daughters of the Confederacy. Mr. Trump ran for president three times. The percentages of his vote that were white? 86, 88, and 78%. In Congress, 92% of Republican senators and congressmen are white. The Democrats? 55% are white.
[00:45:25] Even in majority non-white states, such as Maryland or California, drop in on a local Republican meeting. It's like driven snow. Of course, officially, the party is for everyone and is always wondering how to get another half percent of the black vote. For decades, it has pilloried and persecuted any Republican who dared to stand up for white people. It still does.
[00:45:51] But there are cracks in the anti-white firewall. Take the case of Marshall Rawson. On August 18th, he won the Florida State House District 10 GOP primary, even though it was known he had been active for years in the League of the South, now known as the Southern Nationalist League. It is openly white nationalist and wants the South to secede again.
[00:46:16] Mr. Rawson's district is safe for Republicans, and he's almost certain to win the general election and go to the State House. Well, this terrifies the anti-whites who pose as journalists at the website Talking Points Memo, or TPM. They trumpeted the news that Mr. Rawson marched with Nazis in Charlottesville. Now he's expected to join the Florida legislature.
[00:46:43] And here was photographic proof with a Confederate flag. Lefties picked up the story with the Washington Post in lockstep. GOP nominee marched with neo-Nazis. TPM followed up with, We asked 28 GOP officials if they would denounce the GOP nominee. They dug up a tweet he allegedly sent. Multiculturalism kills and public lynchings worked.
[00:47:13] And he had the nerve to bring his wife along to help with his wickedness. Clearly, TPM wanted to panic the party and get a slew of denunciations. It didn't work. 25, the Republicans didn't even reply. Tim Martin, mayor of Newbury, which is in Mr. Marshall's district, wrote back, He deserves to serve. George Thomas, mayor of Fort White, said, That doesn't change my endorsement.
[00:47:40] Byron Donalds, who is the Republican nominee for governor of Florida, replied with a boilerplate denunciation of racism, didn't mention Rawson at all. At least in Florida, at least some Republicans won't let lefties bully them. And you've probably heard about Beau French, who is running for the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates oil and gas. He won the primary by opposing DEI,
[00:48:08] warning that Texas is being Islamified, and stating that heritage Americans want mass deportation. He got into some trouble when he posted a photo of a group of Indians at a University of Texas football game and added that the problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined. Some GOP bigwigs and some littlewigs said this was racism, but Mr. French didn't flinch. He posted,
[00:48:37] I have been inundated with requests for yard signs. His polling numbers took a tumble, but he's now back in positive territory against his Democrat opponent, John Rosenthal. I've seen the GOP change. Over the years, I've been invited to speak on college campuses by ad hoc or free speech groups, but Republicans are too tame and timid to invite me. Until now.
[00:49:04] This spring, the Maryland College Republicans sponsored a talk at Salisbury University. The Maryland Republican Party was furious. First, it put pressure on Colin McEvers, head of the college Republicans, to cancel my invitation. When that failed, the state party chair, Nicole Harris, stated, We unequivocally condemn the event and the speaker's despicable views. That didn't stop the event, which proceeded beautifully.
[00:49:34] And by the way, after my talk, Mr. McEvers was elected to the Central Committee of the Republican Party in Anne Arundel County, and he's running for the Maryland Statehouse. College Republicans in a different state have invited me to speak on campus in November. Again, the trucklers who run the party are howling mad. And once again, the students are standing firm. The college has agreed, and I have my plane tickets.
[00:50:04] There's a big difference between old Republicans and young Republicans. I can go to a meeting of old Republicans, and no one knows who I am. Young Republicans treat me like a hero. And even a few old Republicans are beginning to see the light. This is certainly a nationwide trend. After my Salisbury talk, the New York Times published an article called, The Far Right is Dividing College Republicans. It's not just college Republicans.
[00:50:35] Beau French and Marshall Rawson proved that. This shift was inevitable. For 60 or 70 years, white people were marching like zombies towards oblivion. A lot of them still are. But some of us have decided to live rather than die. And there are now enough of us to make a difference. Voters will decide in November how well they like Marshall Rawson, Beau French, and Colin McEvers.
[00:51:03] And to all you Republicans who know what's at stake, your time to stand up for your people may come sooner than you think. Okay. That is a wonderful commentary by Jared Taylor, who, as you know, is not only a longtime friend, but the single most frequently interviewed guest in the history of this program. And Keith, he's talking about, hey, listen, in the spirit of not just being fair or objective,
[00:51:31] but just being honest, we look at these things from every angle. And that is the case for saying that, yes, while all these Republican senators are sending the same boilerplate message out in response to the October 7th situation, this is the other side of the thing that up-and-coming Republicans are a lot more like us. And let them marinate a little bit longer and let's see what happens. So what would you make of that commentary that you just heard from Jared?
[00:52:00] I would say that Jared, as his want, tends to look at things through rose-colored glasses. You know, we can brag about Marshall Rawson getting the nomination and running for a state Senate seat in Florida. Meanwhile, what does the left have to brag about?
[00:52:25] Well, they've got the mayor of New York now is firmly in their camp. You know, it's nice to see these things happening, but we've got a long way to go. And we do not, we have much further to go than where the left does. Wait, wait, wait, wait. You're the one defending Trump still. Well, and Jared is saying things that I agree with and that I think you agree with with regards to the trends in the Republican Party. I mean, this is a good thing. This is right on your parallel.
[00:52:55] Well, I know. But on the other hand, I think he is making more of this than is warranted. It's true that we are beginning to see a little bit of a break in the clouds. But on the other hand, look at the left. They have a much bigger break in the cloud than we do. We need to, you know, we do need to celebrate the fact that somebody like Marshall Rawson
[00:53:24] can get into elected office. On the other hand, it would really be nice if we had said that the mayor of Atlanta is now a white nationalist or the governor of New York is now a white nationalist. The president, the sitting president of the United States got elected on the very same issues that Marshall Rawson got elected on. And I think that's the point. But Jared's bigger point is that the young Republicans are with us.
[00:53:51] And if you had to pick between young and old, you'd want the future to be on your side. And that's that's that's that's evidence. Well, time will tell if that's true. I hope it is. All right. Well, listen, if you like this hour, energetic and engaging high energy hour. We're going to double down on it. We're going to do it again with more issues like you've just heard.
[00:54:18] But we're going to add the accelerant named Sonny Thomas to the show. And Sonny is going to be with me and Keith as we continue to talk about issues like this as Election Day approaches. Stay tuned. Third hour coming up next. Don't go anywhere.