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This is a distinctive and unique evil.
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>> I'm going to turn it up and I'm going to
0:04
>> by a hatred above all else, a hatred for
0:10
This is a distinctive and unique evil.
0:13
It has always been driven by a hatred
0:15
above all else, a hatred for
0:20
It is a revolt of the worst against the
0:23
A revolt of the weak and the cowardly
0:25
against the strong and the good.
0:28
It is perpetrated by those who cannot
0:30
build, who cannot create, who cannot
0:33
achieve great things,
0:35
and take their revenge upon the world
0:37
for their own inadequacy.
0:39
>> to destroy those who can.
0:42
This is what radical leftism is.
0:58
This if if I hear like I I want these I
1:02
want these things accompanied by
1:05
But I love the fact that the words are
1:08
just simply being said.
1:16
It has to go This isn't the step that I
1:18
want to be at, but I understand this is
1:20
the bottom of the staircase.
1:25
>> It's different slogans and ideologies
1:27
across place and time. They can call
1:29
themselves anti-capitalists or
1:31
anti-imperialists or communists or
1:34
anarchist or Marxist, but the
1:36
fundamental character is always the
1:37
same. It's always the same. It is a
1:42
>> cloaked in the language of equality and
1:44
justice and liberation, an overwhelming
1:47
need to tear down what greater men have
1:49
built, to wreck what is beautiful and
1:52
what is right on behalf of people who
1:54
are only filled with ugliness and have
1:57
>> This is one of the things that I really
1:59
like about Marco Rubio is the fact that
2:02
I think that this is an advantage that
2:04
he really does have over J.D. Vance is
2:07
that he speaks with a certain amount of
2:12
like clarity and like J.D. Vance is very
2:16
unemotional in my opinion. Marco Rubio
2:19
has the emotion and I think he has it in
2:24
>> nothing else to offer the world.
2:26
Through violence and through terror
2:29
they once again seek to impose their
2:33
>> The old dogma was wrong.
2:36
The old dogma was wrong. None of this is
2:44
>> I can't wait to vote for this guy.
2:47
you sometimes hear of communism for
2:49
example is that it sounds good in theory
2:51
but it never works in practice.
2:54
That's actually not true.
2:56
Communism does not sound good in theory.
2:59
The world it envisions for all of us is
3:02
small flat, gray, leveled of all
3:05
exception, drained of all that is good
3:08
and noble in the human soul.
3:20
>> Oh my god, bro. We going to run that
3:22
>> actually not true.
3:24
Communism does not sound good in theory.
3:27
The world it envisions for all of us is
3:31
flat, gray, leveled of all exception,
3:34
drained of all that is good and noble in
3:36
the human soul. The world it envisions
3:39
is a world without courage, a world
3:42
or ambition, a world without heroes or
3:45
glory or great causes to strive towards,
3:48
without a world without miracles,
3:51
without myths, without men who rise
3:53
above the rest to do incredible and
3:55
extraordinary things.
3:57
And the world communism envisions is a
4:15
>> For these architects of revolutionary
4:17
violence, the towering achievement of
4:19
our civilization, for them
4:21
it's an unbearable humiliation,
4:24
a reminder of what they cannot do,
4:26
and a reminder of what they cannot be.
4:29
So, they choose instead to destroy.
4:32
>> They attack pipelines.
4:34
>> They attack railroads.
4:35
They attack power grids and
4:38
the physical embodied symbols of power
4:45
This is the nature of the terrorism we
4:49
They despise the West
5:01
this is exactly what I want to hear
5:04
It is. This is like I want to hear like
5:07
we have such a huge problem with
5:09
domestic terrorists, and we have to go
5:12
after these people the same way that we
5:14
went after Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and
5:18
We have our own ISIS inside of America
5:21
right now, and they're all over the
5:24
country, and it needs to be dealt with.
5:28
You're still a neocon boomer when you
5:30
need better options? Okay, well then
5:31
provide me with one. But until I get
5:33
that, I'm going to be going with this
5:34
guy. I like Marco Rubio a lot.
5:37
And I think he's one of the best options
5:38
we have right now, and I'm going to
5:41
Come up with something better, I'll be
5:42
there. But right now, I take I I I go
5:45
with what I can get. And uh that's the
5:47
way I look at it. Have you seen Trump's
5:49
speech? He talked about election
5:50
interference. Yeah, I'm going to look at
5:52
a little bit of that and uh go through
5:53
it. But no, this is it.
5:56
Who said that? Ban that I love
5:58
this guy, man. I think he's great. And I
6:00
do also want to see I want to see this
6:03
happen a lot more. I do. True, Elon,
6:06
true. I know. After Vance humiliated
6:09
himself with the administration, what's
6:12
>> In case of Iran, nation-state actions,
6:14
assassinations, murders, you name
6:15
[music] it. Whatever it takes for them
6:17
to gain their influence and ultimately
6:20
their domination of different cultures
6:21
and societies. That's a a clear and
6:23
imminent threat to the world and to the
6:25
broader West, but especially to the
6:26
United States who they identify as the
6:28
chief chief source of evil on the
6:30
>> That's right. Yeah, I'm glad that he
6:32
sees this. Marco Rubio 2028.
6:35
exactly. Oh my god, I don't even want to
6:38
look at that. Seems like it could be
6:39
something bad. So yes, anyway, I'll I'll
6:42
look at some of the quotes here.
6:45
Oh, bravo. After J.D. Vance humiliated
6:47
himself, you might call it lions versus
6:48
scavengers. Phenomenal speech. Rubio is
6:51
my candidate. This is good. 48.
6:55
Man, this is pretty much a 10 out of 10.
6:58
For decades, the conservatives chose to
7:00
defend the left as simply misguided but
7:02
rational actors. They're not rational
7:04
actors, and most of them I consider
7:07
subhuman. I do. Like they act like
7:09
complete animals. They behave like
7:11
animals. They treat other people like
7:13
animals do. They're complete savages.
7:17
Please get him on your podcast. We'll
7:18
see what happens, right? I don't know if
7:20
that's going to happen or not. Rare
7:21
combination of eloquence and moral
7:22
clarity. The best communicator the GOP
7:24
has had since Reagan. True. And that's I
7:26
think that that's the main thing that
7:28
Marco Rubio brings that makes him unique
7:31
in the uh in the Republican Party is
7:34
that Marco Rubio has the moral clarity
7:37
that I think can break through to a lot
7:39
of the emotionally captured people that
7:42
are in the middle or are against Trump.
7:44
And I think that he really I think he's
7:46
uniquely positioned to do that. He's
7:48
positioned in a way that Trump isn't
7:50
able to do that. JD Vance isn't able to
7:52
do that. Uh Stephen Miller can't do
7:55
that. I could never do that. Marco Rubio
8:01
He has a special ability.
