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00:06 And now, the world's most exciting podcast, The Savage Nation, home of borders, language, culture. Here he is, Michael Savage. 00:20 We stand on a precipice. 00:23 The talk I'm about to give is perhaps the most important talk I've given in my entire 30-year career in the media, which began in as you know me, in 1994 on radio. 00:39 But my career began long before that, with the publication in 1972 of my book, Earth Medicine, Earth Foods. 00:48 You see, I was not always a political commentator. 00:52 I was a botanist, a nutritionist, a health writer. 00:58 a student of health trying to heal people of diseases, prevent diseases, truthfully, rather than cure diseases. 01:07 Right now in America, politically, we are in a late stage of the disease of communism. 01:13 The smirking con man from Uganda had the audacity to sit behind George Washington's desk in New York City the other day, basically declaring a revolution on America. 01:28 surrounded by no Americans. None of them were citizens. 01:32 These were all invaders. 01:35 I'm gonna tell you a story today about a little man just like this smirking in New York City named Pol Pot, who was the leader of the Khmer Rouge, the Red Brigades, the Red Scarves, in Kampuchea from 1975 to 1979. 01:55 His reign of terror ended in one of the most brutal genocides of the 20th century, during which an estimated 1.5 to 2 million Cambodians, one quarter of the population was killed or died in work camps. 02:11 That's exactly what Mom Dami and the Democratic Socialists will do to you. 02:16 Forget the smirks. Forget the smiles. Forget the b****. that it's like Denmark and Norway. These are hardcore communist who must be stopped, criminalized, and deported. 02:29 I'm clear as a bell on this. 02:31 We will fall if they are not deported. 02:34 I don't give a what the Supreme Court says. I don't give an F what the New York Times says. Decriminalize the Democrat Socialist Party and deport them now before you lose your freedom and your life. Savage. 02:50 michael savage a host like no other gold gold gold gold that's all we hear about right well america just turned 250 years old and i'm talking about gold because they threw a big party fireworks parades flags everywhere yeah well you know nobody mentioned this at the celebration that the dollar has lost 97 of its value since the fed was created in 1913 and 25 of that just since 2020 did you hear that right 25% of that loss since 2020. 03:21 In five years, a quarter of your purchasing power gone. 03:25 You felt it at the grocery store this weekend. You felt it at the gas pump. You felt it every single month when your retirement buys you a little less than it did the month before. Your account balance hasn't changed, but what it buys has. Your $500,000 buys what $375,000 bought just five years ago. 03:45 Nobody asked your permission. Nobody sent you a notice. 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Now, I've been fighting to cure our country of this disease called liberalism for over 30 years. 05:02 But I haven't fought alone. 05:04 Millions of my listeners in the Savage Nation have fought with me. 05:10 We were the Make America Great Again movement before Donald Trump gave it that name. 05:17 This is what brought people to my electrifying radio show. 05:22 It certainly wasn't just to hear me play music or tell jokes or talk about cooking. 05:28 Perhaps some came at first out of curiosity because the show was growing in popularity and dominating American culture. 05:38 But there's a deeper fabric of unity that binds my audience and me together. 05:44 We can call it compassion. 05:46 We can call it conservatism. In the end, it is a desire to save this nation. 05:51 We are at a crisis point, a crossroads. We all sense this, we feel it in our guts. 06:00 This is what has motivated us to find each other when neither the liberals nor the mainstream conservative movement agreed with us. 06:11 We are now the mainstream conservative movement, the patriots. 06:15 Let's never forget what we stand for. 06:18 But standing for something is not good enough. 06:22 Fighting for something is what it's gonna take. 06:27 You want to sit passively by and watch Taylor Grift get married, take me out to the ballgame? 06:38 When you see that smirking from Uganda sitting behind George Washington's desk smirking at us, not believing he's gotten this far on his mother's movie-making abilities, You realize when I talk about Pol Pot and one of the most brutal genocides of the 20th century, yes, it can happen here. 07:05 You say it can't happen here? 07:08 It didn't happen overnight in Cambodia, and I'm going to tell you that story. 07:12 So settle back and listen carefully, because what you're about to hear may save you and your children's lives. 07:21 Pol Pot, who was he? 07:24 Before becoming a ruthless dictator, this man, Pol Pot in Cambodia, was just a man from Cambodia who went to France. In 1949, he received a scholarship to study in Paris. 07:40 And then he joined the Marxist groups in Paris. 07:44 He became heavily involved with the French Communist Party. 07:48 He read the works of Karl Marx. 07:50 Lenin, Stalin, and became convinced that Cambodia's future lay in a radical communist revolution. 08:00 Ironically, this Western influence played a significant role in shaping the anti-Western ideology he would later impose so violently. Think about that sentence. 08:09 freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of reading any book he wanted. That helped shape the anti-Western ideology he would later impose so violently. I think it was Karl Marx who said, when the last capitalist is hung, he'll be hung with the rope that he manufactured. 08:25 We manufactured the freedom that this piece of from Africa is using to strangle us. 08:32 He is the leader of the so-called Democratic Socialist Party in America. Make no mistake about it, they are crypto-communists, some of them naked communists. 08:43 That one from Uganda even says he's a communist, in addition to being a Muslim. 08:48 Not only a Muslim, but a Muslim who hates Christianity and all its values, saving most of his virulence for the Jews. 08:59 Pol Pot is the model that this bearded imposter in New York is following. 09:07 So let's look at what he did. 09:10 There was political instability in Cambodia during the Vietnam War that permitted the so-called Khmer Rouge to rise. Now, the Khmer Rouge meant red scarves. They were the young people, the young people who were brainwashed by the Marxist leaders. 09:28 And they capitalized on the political instability in Cambodia to rise, just as the political instability in America today is permitting unknown pieces of human trash to rise from the mud and rise up not like lotuses in the muck, but like toxic plants. 09:56 Just days after taking power in April 1975, the Khmer Rouge forced the evacuation of Phnom Penh, the capital, and other urban areas. 10:05 Millions of people, many of them sick, elderly, or children, were forced to march into the countryside to work in collective farms. Collective farms, emphasis on the word collective. 10:17 When this bearded, smirking piece of garbage won, he said, you will feel the warmth of collectivism. 10:25 You didn't hear the word collectivism in there. He was telling you he was a communist. He said it over and over again. He waved the red flag in your face. 10:33 The pot-smoking morons, mainly white, liberal, stupid girls, cheered him on, this handsome devil. But what was the goal of Pol Pot? What is the goal of the democratic socialists? Is it to turn us into Scandinavia? 10:51 No, make no mistake about it. 10:56 They wanted to eliminate all traces of capitalism, modernity, and class division, and return Cambodia to an agrarian year zero. I wrote a book years ago called Government Zero. You may remember it. It was a New York Times bestseller, one of my many New York Times bestsellers, Government Zero. I've been studying communism since I was a teenager. 11:23 My father fled communism and came to America and worked his heart out till he dropped dead of a heart attack in his 50s so that I, man-child on a promised land, could have a better life. 11:35 Cities were seen as corrupt and impure. 11:38 In Pol Pot's Cambodia, even the idea of urban life was to be destroyed. So what did Pol Pot do? He abolished money, he abolished religion, and he abolished private property. 11:50 Mamdani and Bernie Sanders and the other scum who should be criminalized and deported, I'd send them to Uganda. You could put all of them now, the whole leadership of the Democrat Socialist Party, including these nobodies who just won, could be put in one plane and sent to Uganda. 12:09 Get rid of them now before they spread the cancer. 12:12 Pol Pot and Mom Donnie and Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren all believed that to build a true communist utopia, society had to be destroyed and rebuilt from scratch. 12:25 So what did they do? 12:27 Under his regime, money was abolished, banks were shut down, and all private property was seized. 12:35 Now they haven't done that yet, but it doesn't start like that overnight. 12:40 Religious practices, notably Buddhism, which had deep roots in Cambodian culture, was banned. 12:46 Monks were defrocked, temples destroyed, and religious leaders executed. He was copying the playbook of the Bolsheviks in Russia, who did the same thing to the Christians and to the Jews. 12:57 Religion was banned, religious leaders were imprisoned and executed in Russia, and this little did the same thing in Cambodia. If you wore glasses, you spoke a foreign language or you had soft hands, anything that suggested literacy or an urban background could be a death sentence in Cambodia. 13:21 And so what did the Khmer Rouge do? 13:25 They established thousands of prisons and execution sites across the country. 13:30 Intellectuals, professionals, And others, mainly government officials, loyal members of the Khmer Rouge, even suspected of disloyalty, were targeted. Anyone who was a moderate was targeted. 13:44 Entire families were executed to prevent retaliation. 13:48 This is all a fact of life. These are all facts of life that I'm telling you. 13:54 Go to the Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and you'll see what Mamdami and Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have in mind for this country and for you. 14:03 Despite leading a regime that demanded absolute obedience, Pol Pot himself was rather elusive. 14:10 People didn't even know what he looked like. He hid. 14:13 He was simply called brother number one. 14:17 Most people didn't know who was really in charge of Cambodia. 14:22 He was afraid they would execute him. 14:25 Unfortunately, no one got to him and killed him in time. 14:30 Eventually, his paranoia extended into his own ranks. Even within the party, he kept tight control through secrecy and fear like Stalin, regularly purging those he suspected of disloyalty. 14:42 The secrecy enabled him to maintain power while spreading paranoia throughout his own regime's ranks. He copied Stalin's playbook. 14:51 Despite being responsible for the deaths of up to two million people in a rather small country, Pol Pot was never brought to justice. After being overthrown by Vietnamese forces in 1979, he fled to the jungle and continued to lead a weakened Khmer Rouge insurgency for years. In the 1980s and early 1990s, Cold War politics meant that some Western and regional powers, most notably China and even the United States, supported the Khmer Rouge in exile in order to counter Vietnamese influence in Southeast Asia. 15:23 He had friends in high places. 15:25 Finally, in 1997, Pol Pot was arrested by Khmer Rouge defectors and placed under house arrest. A year later, in April 1998, this evil Pol Pot died of a reported heart attack. He was never formally tried to punish for his crimes. 15:41 After his death, people asked questions. 15:45 They didn't understand how this could have happened in Cambodia. 15:49 How could such a genocide have occurred? How could crimes against humanity have been institutionalized, turned into a factory? 15:59 How did this happen? 16:01 How does nation go to pieces when a simple man went to Paris, studied communism, and came back to Cambodia and introduced Marxism? 16:16 Right now we have open Marxists in high places in America. Every one of them must be criminalized and deported. I'm not mincing words. I don't care what the courts say. We have to override the courts. I'm calling for that right now on the show. When I saw what the Supreme Court did the other day with so-called birthright citizenship, which is a death to America. 16:39 It's not freedom. It's not democracy. It's a death to America. Bringing in the vermin of the third world to drop a baby here on the ninth month. 16:48 They're not Einsteins waiting to be born. 16:51 We're getting the dregs of humanity, putting them up in fancy hotels, giving them cards, food stamps, money, so they could walk around spitting on our flag. 17:03 Under Pol Pot's regime, private property and money were entirely outlawed. 17:10 Personal wealth was violently eradicated. 17:14 Property owners and urban residents classified as new people had all their assets seized forcibly driven from cities, subjected to slave labor or execution. 17:28 You see, they were idealists, the communists under Mamdami. 17:34 And they sought to rebuild Cambodia from scratch as a communist utopia. That's what the smirking Ugandan has in mind for you in New York City in America. 17:45 That's what Bernie Sanders, the foaming mouth, has sought all his life. 17:52 So to achieve this, the regime banned all forms of private property, abolished the currency, demolished the national bank, All land, homes, businesses, and personal belongings were seized by Bernie Sanders, by the state. 18:09 Property owners, merchants, intellectuals, urban professionals were automatically viewed as enemies of the new classless peasant society. That's exactly what the Ugandan smirking insect would do in this country if he has total power. 18:25 Former property owners were placed into brutal rural work collectives. 18:31 They were assigned to grow rice, subjected to grueling manual labor. 18:36 Those deemed to have bourgeois backgrounds or those who resisted the seizure of their assets were imprisoned, tortured, or executed outright. 18:48 Did you know that many were killed for offenses as minor as knowing a foreign language or wearing glasses, which suggested an educated or wealthy past? 18:59 He targeted the teachers, engineers, scientists, anyone who knew what he was doing was made an enemy of the state. 19:10 You want to learn more about what Pol Pot did, study this subject in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and study the Cambodian genocide. 19:23 He began as a politician, a revolutionary, became a dictator, and that's what he did to this country through collectivization. 19:34 That's the legacy of communism. 19:37 And right now in America, we have naked communists making great strides. 19:45 They're making great strides right in front of our eyes and we're doing nothing about it. 19:50 They have introduced a death spiral into America. 19:57 It will result in your enslavement, if not your outright imprisonment and death. 20:04 Now you say, well, come on, Momdami won't do that. Of course he wouldn't do it. He wouldn't get his little soft hands dirty. 20:11 He's only a TikTok star created by his filthy, dirty mother. 20:17 Momdami's filthy, dirty mother created this poisonous relic of humanity. 20:24 And this Pied Piper of communism pulled the wool over the eyes of all the girls in New York who can't find a man. 20:37 but we still have the power. 20:39 We have the power right now to stop them. 20:43 We can do it in so many different ways. We the people. We the people. What the hell do you think July 4th is all about? 20:51 July 4th is about overthrowing a dictatorship. 20:58 This little b**** in New York and Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and the rest of them in the so-called fake Democrat socialist movement, are telling you what they will do when they have more power. They're telling you. 21:13 He said, I'm a Muslim and I'm a communist. 21:17 Smirk, smirk, smirk, and you're doing nothing about it. Your hands are tied by your own laws, morons. 21:25 We're going to seize as much power as we can, and when we have total power, you'll see what we'll do. 21:32 So this disease, this cancer that Bernie Sanders started, This disgusting fake Jew. 21:43 I'm going to tell you again, I am Jewish. 21:46 I worship God. 21:48 This fake Jew, Bernie Sanders, born Jewish but hates Jews, hates his own religion, hates Israel. 21:57 This foaming mouth, hand-waving hypnotist. 22:02 This hypnotist. 22:06 He's an actor. 22:08 Looks like a harmless old seltzer man, counter man in a dirty delicatessen in Manhattan. 22:15 He's the type of guy that if you went into a deli in New York and you ordered a corned beef sandwich, if you blinked, he would put fat inside the meat. He'd cut the slabs of fat and slip it in while looking you in the eye. 22:28 That's Bernie Sanders, slipping fat in between the slabs of meat and then charging you double. 22:35 There are no words for Mondami. 22:37 He's a foreign national born in Uganda. 22:42 And here he is, the mayor of the most, the biggest city in America, the nation's financial capital, telling you what he's going to do. Each day his power gets bigger and bigger and stronger and stronger. 22:55 Brainwashing people across the city and across the nation. 22:59 They're winning one election after another because of the number of illegal immigrants and morons in the nation. who think that they're going to take what is yours and have it for themselves. 23:11 That's what socialism communism is. Now, I've heard all that it's like Democrat socialism is not communism. Come on, Michael, you're being an extremist. You don't understand something. How many times do I have to read to you from Mao Zedong's own writings? 23:26 Do I have to get the book again? 23:28 Do I have to read it to you again and again and again? Where Mao Zedong himself said, we begin at the ballot box. 23:35 At first, we win in elections. Then we become socialists. And then when we have power, we become naked communists. That's our goal. Mao Zedong wrote that. 23:45 You're falling for the lie that it's just like Nordic socialism? 23:49 That's how stupid you are? 23:52 I'm not going to go. I don't even know where I have it. I had the book somewhere here. I don't really have my hands on it. 23:57 I have studied communism because my father fled it. 24:01 My grandfather fled communism. 24:03 They were anti-communists. 24:06 And here we are in my lifetime, I'm seeing the chilling fact that communism is rising like mushrooms in the rain, right in my country. 24:20 Now there's a reason it's rising right now. 24:23 If I left out what I'm about to say, I would be insincere in this discussion. The reason so many disenfranchised people are voting for these scumbags is because of the greed and corruption that is rampant in the land. 24:40 Never before in the history of this nation has there been such naked greed and naked corruption as we are now seeing. 24:48 And people are saying enough is enough. I'd vote for a communist over these greedy. I know what's going on. I see it all. 24:55 I see the big picture. 24:57 There is a way to stop this now. 25:00 There's many ways to stop it now. 25:03 It cannot be stopped at the ballot box because there are too many disenfranchised people in the country. 25:09 When Biden brought in 30 million illegal aliens, how many of them, how many of these turd worlders have been deported? 25:18 I don't know, a couple hundred thousand at most. I don't even think that many. 25:22 The rest are here to vote for communism. The very thing many of them fled, they're going to vote for because A, they're stupid. 25:29 They're illiterate. They don't even understand English. They couldn't even listen to what I am talking about today and understand what I'm saying. 25:36 So years ago, there was a group called the House of Un-American Activities Committee. I've called for the return of the HUAC for 20 years now. Donald Trump, pay me nothing. Give me a dollar a year. Make me the head of the House of Un-American Activities Committee. You'll see the sparks fly. 25:56 And you'll see them testifying against each other. 25:59 And then we can deport them. It has to be done quickly. 26:03 You start with something. You see, they're doing it slowly. 26:06 We do it slowly, but quickly, quickly, slowly, a quick step. You create HUAC overnight. It can be done by decree. You don't need to vote on it. 26:15 And you hold hearings. You drag in Mom Domini. You drag in Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, all of them. And you drill them down. 26:24 And you show the world who they really are. 26:27 And after these hearings, you act quickly. 26:31 It can be done. 26:33 Or else we're going to go into a death spiral. 26:36 Minority crime wave related to this. 26:40 Death of free speech related to this. 26:42 Borders destroyed related to this. 26:45 The perverse attacks on our school children were part of this plan through the trans movement. 26:50 The soft civil war we have been living through. All part of the plan. 26:56 These words have meaning. These words have power. Savage. Home of borders. Language. Culture. The Savage Nation. 27:07 I would be remiss if I didn't talk with you about the leftist insurgency that we are living through right now. 27:17 But I'm not going to read from my own book, but I'm going to show you the book. 27:21 And yes, I want you to buy the book. And I'm not ashamed to tell you that I am a capitalist. 27:26 It's a little-known book. I don't have a big audience. I don't have a big following. 27:32 But I have a very loyal following. 27:36 I have an almost cult following, in case you don't know it. 27:41 Never mind the trolls. 27:44 This book was put out two years ago. Look what's on the cover, Donald Trump. A Savage Republic. 27:50 inside the plot to destroy America. 27:53 I sent this book cover to Donald Trump two weeks ago through his assistance. I got back a very, very nice response. 28:01 And last night, President Trump spoke about communism at Mount Rushmore. 28:06 I'm not the only one who's been warning him, but he saw this. 28:11 It was very controversial. The publisher didn't want this on the cover. They said, please take that down. 28:17 I said, no, no, that's what I'm talking about. 28:20 I'm talking about Bernie Sanders at the time. 28:23 There is now one million Bernie Sanders types in America. 28:29 In 2013, I wrote a book entitled Stop the Coming Civil War. 28:34 2013, I said this nation was in real trouble and that the seeds of a second conflagration have been sown. 28:43 Years later, it's not the coming civil war. 28:47 We're in it. 28:48 We are in a civil war. It's being run by the Democrat socialists and the whole Democrat party. 28:58 They're undermining everything that this country stands for. 29:04 I said that in 2013, I said that people like Biden and Harris, I warned in 2013, And the shadowy people behind them are transforming America right in front of our eyes. 29:17 I said then that it won't be a war of bullets and blood initially, but one of commitment to freedom and the courage of conviction. 29:27 We are in the red zone right now. 29:30 Today I'm raising my voice again, even louder, because the civil war is upon us. 29:38 Apparently the left didn't hear me because they want a civil war. 29:42 But I'm trying to galvanize every liberty-loving American and warn that the enemies of our way of life are here. 29:53 They're at the door. 29:55 The line must be drawn today. 29:58 It's your way of life that the left is after. 30:02 Biden said he wanted to build back better. Remember that? 30:05 Where'd that moron come up with that phrase? Biden was a bag man for the Maryland mafia, as far as I could tell. He was a bag man for Delaware, Maryland. That's all he was, a putz, a bag man. Build Back Better was a slogan. He was spoon-fed by the World Economic Forum, at the time headed by the communist Klaus Schwab. 30:30 Now, think for a moment what those words actually mean. 30:33 You can only build back something that has been torn down, right? 30:39 This is the plot that the globalists have conceived. They want to tear down Western civilization. Most importantly, its crown jewel, the United States, and build it back into something alien to our principles and under their complete control. 30:58 I am reading from my own book. It's my script. 31:02 but I want to get the words exactly right. So why would they bring in Muslims, for example, from third world nations that have never even known freedom, never even known democracy? They don't read English. They can't read English. They are bred and born to hate Christians and Jews, Buddhists and Hindus, by the way. If you think it's about the Jews, you're stupider than your mother thought you were. Ask the Indians and the folks in India who lived with them. 31:31 Ask those who live with them in India what they did in India before the country of Bangladesh was created for the Muslims. 31:44 Ask them what happened in India. And once you understand the plot against our way of life, you could see it being executed everywhere. 31:52 We have a war between Russia and Ukraine. 31:55 We have a war between Israel and the Islamists in the belly of their own nation. 32:04 Many people don't understand really what's going on. They see a bait and switch. 32:08 Can we end the civil war that has finally come to this country? 32:14 Can we preserve the middle class when it's being attacked every day by Vandami, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and the other folks? 32:23 How do we stop the wardsmen going on against our borders, language, and culture? 32:29 Let me stop for a minute. I may end it at the borders, language, and culture phrase, by the way. 32:35 After many of you have to get on to your hot dogs. 32:40 Savage Nation Cap, originally done in the 1990s, remade. What do I have on the back of it? 32:47 What does it say? 32:49 Borders, language, culture. 32:52 There you go. 32:55 And yes, you can buy the hat. It's going to really change my lifestyle if you buy the hat. But go buy the hat. Many of you want it. 33:01 You can buy it on michaelsavage.com. 33:04 What do I mean? When I defined a nation, I created a group in 1994 called the Paul Revere Society. Raise your hand if you know what I'm talking about. 33:13 Raise your hand if you were at one of my events at the Marin County Civic Center in 95, 96, 97, 98. I did amazing events. 33:25 They were the precursor to the Tea Party movement, the compassionate conservative movements and meetings. 33:34 They were amazing events. We have them on tape. You have to see these things. They're awesome to watch. Saving the Real Private Ryan, name him and shame him, try him and fry him. These were great events. 33:47 We packed 2,500 people into an auditorium. 33:51 My last big live event was at the then Concord Pavilion, which then became the Chronicle Pavilion. A famous rock star had appeared there before me, and I doubled the audience. That's how big this movement had become. 34:05 Concord Pavilion, were you there when I drove out on the stage in my red Cadillac? 34:09 Did you see that event? 34:12 Those were the days, my friend, we thought they'd never end. 34:16 I don't do live events anymore for a number of reasons, which is a separate story. 34:21 I don't even want to talk about it. I want to go back to the borders, language, and culture. 34:28 I was asked to define, how do you define a nation? What does the Paul Revere Society stand for, I was asked. 34:36 I said, well, the nation is defined by its borders, language, and culture. I don't care what the nation is. 34:42 From the smallest to the largest, a nation has always been defined by its borders, language, and culture. 34:49 So what did the left do? They wanted to erase your border. What did they do? They used the bag man from Maryland, Joe Biden, to erase your border and bring in the refuse of humanity. 35:03 Don't tell me that all immigrants came the same way. Don't tell me, give me your tired, your poor, your hungry, and those yearning to be free. 35:10 There was no welfare state when the floods of immigrants came here in the early 1900s, for example, from Europe, when my grandfather came here in 1918 on the SS Susquehanna. 35:24 He was fleeing communism and he worked seven days a week until he dropped dead of a heart attack. 35:30 Compare that to the vermin that they're bringing in now, putting them up in hotels, meals, debit cards, phones. 35:38 It's unheard of what nation commits suicide like this. 35:41 What nation brings in people who don't work? 35:46 What nation brings in women with nine months pregnant? 35:52 What nation does this? 35:54 Only a nation that's committing suicide. 35:58 Well, I still have life in me and I'm not gonna commit suicide. I'll have you commit suicide first. 36:04 We still have the power to stop the Mamdames, the Warrens, the Sanders, and all of the other scumbags of the earth. We can stop them now, but we need the guts to do it. 36:16 We need the will to live. Most of you have lost the will to live. 36:20 This America is... 36:22 drugged out. You say, oh, it's just marijuana. That was part of the plot to destroy the country. Legalizing marijuana was part of the plot to weaken you, to make you weak enough that you wouldn't even care what was going on, let alone know what was going on. You wouldn't even care. 36:40 That's right. 36:43 That's right. All part of the plot. 36:47 So borders language and culture. Without a common language like English, There's no common nation. 36:54 You heard about the melting pot? I was raised in elementary school that this is a nation that is a melting pot. I didn't even know what it meant. 37:04 Meaning that all different cultures and peoples came in and they melted into an American. 37:10 Tell that to the Africans. 37:12 Tell that to the Syrians. Tell that to the Afghanis. Tell that to the Somalis. Tell that to all the others who've come into this melting pot and turned it into a chamber pot. 37:25 Most of you don't even know what a chamber pot is. 37:28 That's why the country stinks like a cesspool, because it is a cesspool. 37:33 They're not here to be Americans. They're here to laugh all their way to the bank. 37:38 I get reports all the time of people showing up in fancy cars, brand new Mercedes with these cards they have for free food. 37:49 People can't believe it. Americans who don't have good housing are seeing them living in nice, clean housing. They don't know how it's done. 37:57 Everything's free in America, huh? 38:01 Borders, language, culture. So I've talked about borders. Every nation is defined by a border, whether it's a small nation in the Caribbean. Go to Trinidad, Tobago, Jamaica. They're all defined by their borders, language, and culture. They understand that. I've spoken to Caribbean people. 38:16 Spoke to a Haitian man, an Uber driver two weeks ago, brought a friend over, was visiting from out of town. 38:23 This man actually was, this man was from Nigeria. He loves me. 38:27 Many Africans come here to work. 38:30 but not the ones that are being brought in en masse, not the ones that flooded through the border. No, no, no, no. They were brought in to overthrow the nation. 38:39 First at the ballot box, and then they will be given machetes to take your head off. 38:45 They are the army that Biden brought in. Not him, not that doddering old fool, but those behind him. 38:52 Borders, okay, you know what that is? Every cell in the body has a border. 38:59 cell membrane, or a cell wall. 39:02 Look at a plant cell. You learned this in fourth grade. 39:06 Every cell has a border called a cell wall or a cell membrane. 39:11 Let's take a plant cell. It has a cell wall, keeps everything together and in that cell. 39:18 What happens when you puncture the cell wall of a plant? 39:24 It oozes out and things ooze in. 39:28 the cell and it's no longer a cell it loses its integrity the cell is poisoned then it dies that's why they erased your borders so you look at the democrat socialists so-called the communists they say they want to erase borders and eliminate ice they know what they're doing ice are the defense cells of our borders that's why they're attacking ice They know if they can get rid of the police force that protects our borders, they can then do again what they did to us under Biden. Simple. We have to spell it out for you. 39:59 Take that little sound bite out and play it to your friends. 40:03 When you see a candidate running against ICE, they're saying, I'm a communist, I'm a Marxist, and I want to destroy the nation and turn you into a slave moron, and I will do so. That's what they mean when they say, end ICE. 40:16 Borders are key to the survival of a nation. 40:22 Told you before, I've traveled in the Caribbean, Trinidad, Tobago, Martinique. They're all island nations. They all have borders and a language and a culture. 40:31 Fiji, years I lived in Fiji, studied medicinal plants, collected plants there. 40:37 Very proud people. 40:39 They have an indigenous culture. They have their own languages. There are many dialects of Fijian, by the way. It's not one language. It's different languages in different parts of Fiji. 40:49 Borders, language, culture. 40:53 Once your culture is destroyed, you have no culture left. 40:58 You cease to be a nation. 41:00 So those words are very powerful. Borders, language, culture. 41:07 They define a nation. 41:11 Borders, language, culture. 41:13 No one has ever defined a nation in fewer words better than I have, and I'm very proud of that. 41:20 If I have a legacy, That survives. 41:24 It will be built upon 28 books, my plant collections. By the way, you don't know this. 41:31 I'm a world-famous scientist whose plant collections, ethnobotanical collections, are in seven museums around the world. 41:42 From Moscow to to Russia, excuse me, from Moscow to I think on the other side of the world would be the Bishop Museum in Hawaii, Kew Gardens, New York Botanical Garden, the Field Museum in Chicago, Kew Gardens. 42:00 I think Paris has one set of the collections. 42:04 Germany has a set of the collections. 42:07 Russia has a set of the collections. 42:10 I toiled for years, unknown, funding my own missions. I had something driving me to go into these weird places and collect medicinal plants and document them and send them back dried specimens. So in years to come, when people pick up, let's say, a plant, let me give you an example. 42:32 I have to do this exactly right. 42:36 Yes, it's another book and I'm not ashamed of it. Oh, he's showing another book. The illiterate morons out there. Yes, I'm showing another book. 42:45 I'm a very prolific author. This took 10 years to write, 10 years of research. 42:50 So it has the technical names of plants and how they were used, for example. 42:57 Right here, as an example. Hundreds and hundreds of plants that I collected and the Fijian names. 43:05 indexed to the pharmacopoeia. Now, why did I put this book together? I don't know how many it sold. I never made a nickel off this book. What's interesting about this book, this show is almost like my swan song. What's interesting about this book is that this was originally my PhD dissertation at the University of California at Berkeley. 43:26 And it was so important that the United Nations at the time And I was told it was the first book they ever published. It wasn't under this title. It was something else. I don't remember it. They took my dissertation and turned it into a book. And then an Indian merchant in Suva stole my book, put a new title on it, stole all the money from it. I don't even know who he is. 43:49 I worked for years to put this book together, and I did it for the Vigian people. 43:54 And then I did it for humanity, the greater humanity as a whole. So let's look at one of them. 44:01 Philanthus vergatus. 44:05 That's the Latin name. 44:08 Fijian name, te-ni-nu. 44:12 The young leaves of this tree are utilized in remedies for diarrhea and dysentery, for example. 44:17 So we say, okay, well, all right, what's that mean? 44:21 Here's one treated for asthma. 44:24 Fungal disease ringworm. 44:27 So you say, oh, these common folk medicines, what good are they to us today? 44:33 The way science works is, in years to come, someone in the sciences will go into one of these herbaria from Moscow to Hawaii, and they'll say, look at this plant from the mint family. 44:48 That's interesting. It's used to treat diabetes. 44:54 Wow. Hypdispectinata. I wonder if it's useful for Maybe I can extract a compound from this plant and treat diabetes. 45:04 I remember there was a plant called mavoa. I remember that one to this day was bad wounds that won't heal. I don't even remember where it is in the book because I once smashed my finger or hurt my finger on one of my collectings and it was bleeding profusely and the wound wouldn't heal and I had no antibiotic. 45:24 And the Fijians got a plant and they put it on, wrapped it over a few days. The wound healed. 45:30 So that was mavoa, for example, bad wounds that won't heal. Bad wounds that won't heal. 45:36 These are some of the beautiful people that gave me their remedies. Look at this woman's face. 45:42 Look at the soul of this woman. AI could never create a face like this. 45:48 I know humanity. 45:50 I know people. 45:52 Look at this woman. I remember to this day, Mrs. Whippy Healer, descendant of an English sea captain and Fijian mother, Ovalau, 1972. 46:03 Look at the healing hands of Mrs. Whippy. 46:06 That would have been a nice book cover. Isn't that beautiful? 46:10 You talk about culture. 46:13 I got chills up my spine when I show these pictures. 46:17 Here's Riteya Bruh. 46:19 She divulged her remedies one day before her death on Vanua Levu in 1971. 46:25 They wouldn't share these remedies with their own people in the villages because it was their entire power in the village was the healing power. They had these lists that were handed out to them by their grandmothers and their mothers. 46:42 And so they wouldn't share them. This was their power, their strength. 46:45 But when I explained to them that I wasn't taking it for personal gain, it was to save that knowledge for their children's children and maybe in the world to help the world, they then agreed to share me. So this woman, Retea Baio, came one more. She said, come back tomorrow morning. I sat with her for all day and she read one plant after the other. 47:08 and I recorded the names and I wrote the names down and then we went and collected the plants and we dried the plants. 47:15 We made seven specimens of each plant in the herbarium press and brought them back to Honolulu and sent them out to the world. That's how it's done. You collect seven of each species and you send them to the seven different herbarium that wanted them. So maybe in the future, Some scientists will look at some of the plants in this book, in the herbariums themselves, and they'll say, that's an interesting one. 47:45 He said, they use this to treat, what, cancer? 47:51 Relieving pain in the joints. 47:53 Glochidion chordatum, small, many-branched shrub found in Fiji, liquid pressed from the stem as utilized and relieving pain in the joints. 48:01 See, this is culture. 48:03 This is culture. That's the culture, part of the culture of Fiji. 48:08 I've always been interested in rescuing cultures that were disappearing, that I saw would soon be gone. 48:19 And here I am in the ninth decade of my own life, still trying to rescue a dying culture. 48:29 The culture of America. 48:33 The culture of freedom. 48:36 Give freedom a chance. 48:39 Criminalize democratic socialism. 48:43 Arrest the leaders and deport them. 48:48 Save America while you still can. 48:52 Save America while you still can. Thank you for listening. 48:58 Well, thank you very much for listening to today's podcast. I hope you've enjoyed it and learned something from it. We have about 400 other episodes available for you to listen to absolutely free. You can go back into our vast library of podcasts and listen to any one of them at any time. 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