Socialism Won. Here’s What It Means for You. — Transcript

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1. 0:00So, remember woke 1.0? So, woke 1.0 was
2. 0:02the idea that America was a white
3. 0:04supremacist country that was filled with
4. 0:07racism and evil, and therefore
5. 0:09everything was fruit of the poisonous
6. 0:10tree.
7. 0:12Therefore, any inequality of outcome was
8. 0:15an inequity.
9. 0:16It was a it was a it was the American
10. 0:17system that had gone wrong. Yeah, well,
11. 0:19apparently woke 1.0 was crazy. We were
12. 0:21told that by AOC, remember? It's sort of
13. 0:22like so crazy. It's crazy. Oh.
14. 0:25Okay, well, now we are full on to woke
15. 0:282.0. So, what's woke 2.0? It's just
16. 0:29communism. And woke 2.0 is
17. 0:32everything in America that is unequal is
18. 0:34bad,
19. 0:35not on a racial basis, on an economic
20. 0:36basis. Therefore, we must have
21. 0:38socialism.
22. 0:40And the easiest way to achieve equality
23. 0:42of outcome is for everyone to be poor.
24. 0:44So, I guess that's what we're going to
25. 0:45do in the big cities. Nithya Raman has
26. 0:47now defeated Karen Bass over in Los
27. 0:49Angeles. Nithya Raman is a
28. 0:51self-described socialist
29. 0:53over in LA.
30. 0:55She narrowly beat Karen Bass by about
31. 0:5650,000 votes in Los Angeles.
32. 1:00Here's a flashback of Hasan
33. 1:02talking with Nithya Raman, the new mayor
34. 1:04of LA.
35. 1:07>> Do you support Medicare for all?
36. 1:09>> Yes.
37. 1:09>> Universal child care?
38. 1:10>> Yes.
39. 1:11>> Abolishing ICE?
40. 1:12>> Yes.
41. 1:12>> Raise taxes on billionaires?
42. 1:14>> Yes.
43. 1:14>> Ending camp and sweeps in LA?
44. 1:16>> Well, um I think we
45. 1:19depends on your definition of of of
46. 1:21sweeps. Yeah, I think we'd have to be
47. 1:24able to do cleanups. We do them
48. 1:26humanely. We work we do it with outreach
49. 1:28workers.
50. 1:30It's very similar to what Mondani uh
51. 1:32had touted in in his change. Um
52. 1:36>> Okay.
53. 1:36>> think we should be violent. I don't
54. 1:38think we should be arresting people, but
55. 1:41cleaning up um
56. 1:42cleaning up and and making sure that we
57. 1:44offer hygiene is really important.
58. 1:46>> Okay.
59. 1:47>> I'll stand by that.
60. 1:49>> $30 citywide minimum wage?
61. 1:51>> Oh, interesting. Uh I supported the
62. 1:53tourism worker wage. Yeah.
63. 1:55>> Okay. End LAPD's paid trips to Israel?
64. 1:59>> Uh
65. 2:00if not on our dime.
66. 2:02>> Okay, uh, a free Palestine.
67. 2:04>> Free Palestine, yes.
68. 2:07>> And that is your new mayor of LA. How
69. 2:09does that matter? Well, it means if
70. 2:10you're starting a business, you're not
71. 2:11doing it in LA. If you have a choice
72. 2:13where to locate your business, you are
73. 2:14not doing it in LA. If you are a young
74. 2:16family looking to buy a home and you're
75. 2:17not locked down to an LA job, you ain't
76. 2:19moving to LA.
77. 2:20This is a chart of LA housing prices
78. 2:22from 2016 to 2026.
79. 2:25Up and up and up and up. Remember, the
80. 2:28part that's kind of funny about all of
81. 2:29this is, oh my gosh, Nithya Raman, she's
82. 2:31a socialist, that's terrible. Karen
83. 2:33Bass, who was also a basic socialist,
84. 2:35was the mayor before her.
85. 2:37And Eric Garcetti, who was a big lib,
86. 2:39was the mayor before them.
87. 2:42And so, it's just getting worse.
88. 2:44Again, what happens in all of these
89. 2:45areas is you make it more expensive to
90. 2:47build. Because what you want to do is
91. 2:49regulate developers, right? Those rich
92. 2:50evil developers. You got to go after
93. 2:51them.
94. 2:52Make it more expensive, more regulatory,
95. 2:54more confiscatory. Make sure that anyone
96. 2:56who's buying, say luxury real estate in
97. 2:59LA, those people need to be crammed
98. 3:01down, higher property taxes. Go after
99. 3:03them, nail them, really get them.
100. 3:04And then it turns out that you remove
101. 3:05the profit incentive to build new
102. 3:07things, so nothing new gets built. And
103. 3:08then you have a shortage of housing. So
104. 3:10then you tax everybody more to build the
105. 3:12{quote} {unquote} affordable housing.
106. 3:14But it turns out that the affordable
107. 3:15housing is really expensive because when
108. 3:17you build it, you have a bunch of
109. 3:18union-based government contractors who
110. 3:20are screwing the state.
111. 3:22That's how all of this works and that is
112. 3:23why, again, that price line keeps going
113. 3:26up and up and up and up. But don't
114. 3:28worry, it's not just Nithya Raman in Los
115. 3:29Angeles. And I'm getting panic calls
116. 3:31from my friends in LA.
117. 3:32Legitimate panic calls, right? I'm from
118. 3:34LA, I have tons of friends who still
119. 3:35live in LA.
120. 3:36And those friends are calling me like,
121. 3:37dude, I don't know what the hell to do.
122. 3:39This is crazy.
123. 3:41It's just going to get worse here.
124. 3:42There are gigantic, I'm talking like
125. 3:44gigantic swaths of land in LA that are
126. 3:46going without sale because no one wants
127. 3:48to buy them and then be forced to rent
128. 3:50them at below market value.
129. 3:53Nobody wants to buy up, for example, a
130. 3:55giant studio space and then locate a
131. 3:58Hollywood production there because you
132. 3:59can't afford to do it there.
133. 4:02This is what socialism accomplishes.
134. 4:03Again, when people think socialism, they
135. 4:05tend to think of, you know, the
136. 4:07government seizes your business and
137. 4:08turns it into like a communist grocery
138. 4:10store or something. That is not the sole
139. 4:12extent of socialism.
140. 4:14In order to understand what we're
141. 4:15talking about here, you have to
142. 4:17understand that there's sort of a
143. 4:18spectrum from socialism all the way over
144. 4:19to free markets. Why? Well, because when
145. 4:22you own a property, it's not just your
146. 4:24ownership of the property that makes it
147. 4:25private property. It is your ability to
148. 4:27do things with that property.
149. 4:30So, let's say for example, you buy a
150. 4:31piece of land. And let's say that the
151. 4:32government tells you you're not allowed
152. 4:34to build a house, you're not allowed to
153. 4:36co-op, you're not allowed to build an
154. 4:37apartment, you're not allowed to build a
155. 4:38store. It has to remain empty land. Not
156. 4:41only that, you're not allowed to sell
157. 4:43the land.
158. 4:44But you must pay tax on the land.
159. 4:45Question, do you still own the land?
160. 4:48So, technically, technically, you don't
161. 4:50you own If you don't have any power to
162. 4:52do anything with the land,
163. 4:54then you don't have any of the benefits
164. 4:55of ownership. So, that is not really
165. 4:56private property. This is a point made
166. 4:58by Professor Richard Epstein, the author
167. 4:59of a book called Takings. That actually
168. 5:01property rights
169. 5:03include the right to alienate, the right
170. 5:05to build, the right to use. If you take
171. 5:07away the use of all of those rights,
172. 5:09it's the same thing as if the government
173. 5:10has taken the property.
174. 5:12This is what socialists tend to do in
175. 5:13places like LA. Sure, you can buy that
176. 5:15house, but you know what you can't do?
177. 5:16You can't You definitely cannot build a
178. 5:18mother-in-law unit out back. You
179. 5:19definitely can't rent it out to make
180. 5:21some extra money.
181. 5:23You certainly are not allowed to rent it
182. 5:24out at a particular rate.
183. 5:27And if you sell it, we're going to take
184. 5:28all the profit.
185. 5:29Okay, well, you just violated property
186. 5:31rights 10 ways from Sunday.
187. 5:32And then you wonder why no one's
188. 5:33building?
189. 5:35Also, why no one is selling? Cuz if you
190. 5:36sell and they take all the profit, what
191. 5:37was the point of selling?
192. 5:39So, you lock up the market. That's
193. 5:40what's happening in all of these
194. 5:41markets. It's why there are 50,000
195. 5:43vacant units in New York City.
196. 5:45So, you have a socialist mayor of New
197. 5:46York, you have a socialist mayor of LA.
198. 5:48And now you have a socialist mayor of
199. 5:49Washington, D.C., where Janice Lewis
200. 5:51George won 84% of the vote. Socialists
201. 5:55really love Washington, D.C. Here is a
202. 5:57chart of D.C. housing prices.
203. 6:01Well, you may notice that um
204. 6:03it was up and up and up and up, and then
205. 6:05it leveled off in 2022. And the reason
206. 6:07it leveled off in 2022
207. 6:09is because a lot of people moved to
208. 6:11Northern Virginia, right? After the
209. 6:13pandemic, people started to be like,
210. 6:14"Ah, I don't know, man. I'm kind of
211. 6:16out."
212. 6:18Here is Janice Lewis George on what
213. 6:19socialism means.
214. 6:21>> You know, because I think this moment
215. 6:23calls for that level of moral clarity
216. 6:25and courage. It calls for this level of
217. 6:27ingenuity and it calls for a leader who
218. 6:30is uh focused on putting people first
219. 6:32and delivering on the small things,
220. 6:34right? Uh so our socialism is talking
221. 6:36about just making sure your 911 system
222. 6:38works, your 311 works, um your trash
223. 6:42gets picked up, your snow gets plowed.
224. 6:44Those basic things that make a
225. 6:45difference in everyone's lives and
226. 6:47delivering for residents in all eight
227. 6:48wards in the city. But it also focuses
228. 6:50on delivering those big things, right?
229. 6:52Like universal access to child care, uh
230. 6:55lowering utility costs for DC residents
231. 6:57and fighting against these data centers
232. 6:59that are pulling on our grid and
233. 7:00expanding community solar. So for me,
234. 7:03it's really a moment where ingenuity is
235. 7:05necessary and moral courage is
236. 7:06necessary.
237. 7:09And this is where we're going, folks.
238. 7:11This is where we're going. Would you
239. 7:12start a business in Washington, D.C.
240. 7:14with that as the mayor? Or build new
241. 7:15property?
242. 7:16With that as the mayor?
243. 7:18How about New York? Are you going to Are
244. 7:20you going to buy a property in New York
245. 7:21with that as the mayor, Zohran Mamdani?
246. 7:22Is that where we're going here?
247. 7:24With these ideas?
248. 7:27Okay, this is a This is a chart of
249. 7:29property prices in New York City.
250. 7:31Notice, up and up and up and up and up
251. 7:34and up
252. 7:35And again, 50,000 vacant units in New
253. 7:37York City and nobody will rent because
254. 7:39it is more expensive to rent them than
255. 7:41it is to just leave them empty.
256. 7:43Meanwhile, there's great irony to Zohran
257. 7:44Mamdani worrying the AI bubble is going
258. 7:46to pop like the housing bubble. Yeah,
259. 7:47cuz you're going to destroy the markets
260. 7:49on both.
261. 7:53>> There's an investment in the idea that
262. 7:55this is so complicated that the only
263. 7:57rational response should be that we
264. 7:59trust those who created it. And in many
265. 8:01ways, it's what Facebook was already
266. 8:02arguing in 2008 that they should be able
267. 8:04to regulate themselves. And yet what we
268. 8:07need to see is a response that grasps
269. 8:11the scale of the adoption of this
270. 8:14technology and the incentives that are
271. 8:16driving a lot of this technology at this
272. 8:18time and the fact that we are now at a
273. 8:20point where there are far too many
274. 8:24similarities between the housing bubble
275. 8:27and the state of AI in our economy
276. 8:29today.
277. 8:30>> You worry that we're in a bubble?
278. 8:32>> Yes.
279. 8:33>> You worry that bubble's going to pop?
280. 8:34>> Yes.
281. 8:35>> Do you trust the Sam Altmans of the
282. 8:36world?
283. 8:37>> No.
284. 8:38>> Yes. Yes. No. If it's going to pop, you
285. 8:42are going to pop it.
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326. 9:51basis for markets and then the market
327. 9:52goes down and I blame capitalism. We saw
328. 9:54this
329. 9:54in 2008. 2007, 2008, you had massive
330. 9:57government subsidization programs that
331. 9:59were designed to put people who could
332. 10:00not afford homes into homes.
333. 10:03And then, markets do what they do, which
334. 10:05is they took all of that
335. 10:07and they They it cheaper and easier. And
336. 10:10the way that they did that is things
337. 10:11like credit default swaps, right? The
338. 10:12market went to work on a bad program.
339. 10:15Because again, markets
340. 10:17are capable of making anything more
341. 10:18efficient, better, and cheaper, even
342. 10:20things you don't like. Like for example,
343. 10:22bad mortgages.
344. 10:24It's true for drugs, and it's true for
345. 10:25pornography, and it's also true for bad
346. 10:26mortgages.
347. 10:27And then it turns out that the bottom
348. 10:29fell out because of the government
349. 10:30program, and then it was capitalism that
350. 10:32was to blame.
351. 10:34This is where we are going. This is what
352. 10:35Americans are choosing. So, I mean,
353. 10:36you've been warned.
354. 10:38Is that's woke 2.0? It's basically just
355. 10:40Marxism, but don't worry, woke 2.0
356. 10:43doesn't mean that woke 1.0 is gone.
357. 10:44We're going back to that, too, guys.
358. 10:45It'll be great. And remember, woke 1.0
359. 10:48is all about niceness and compassion and
360. 10:50decency and laughing at people who have
361. 10:52been murdered. There are Jennifer Welch
362. 10:53and Angie Sullivan laughing at the death
363. 10:55of Charlie Kirk, once again.
364. 10:58>> Uh Dead Morrow says, "We're digging up
365. 11:01Charlie Kirk and doing it again."
366. 11:11I'm zooming in for Fox.
367. 11:13>> [laughter]
368. 11:20[laughter]
369. 11:23>> No comment.
370. 11:25>> [snorts]
371. 11:25>> No comment.
372. 11:25>> No comment on that.
373. 11:29>> Kinder, gentler, wonderful people, you
374. 11:31know? They They They're just against the
375. 11:32cruelty of the Trump administration,
376. 11:33those people who are laughing at the at
377. 11:35Charlie's murder again for the 1
378. 11:37millionth time.
379. 11:38Don't worry, woke 1.0 is still there.
380. 11:41The Congressional Equality Caucus put
381. 11:43out a graphic yesterday.
382. 11:45The 120th Congress will be the gayest
383. 11:47Congress in American history. Well,
384. 11:49congrats. Congrats, boys and girls.
385. 11:52A lot of dudes who love dudes and ladies
386. 11:53love ladies
387. 11:54inside our Congress. All our problems
388. 11:56are at an end.
389. 11:58We finally figured it out. We solved it
390. 11:59with the pride progress flag. That's
391. 12:01awesome. Here is Gene Wu. He's the
392. 12:03leader of the Texas House of
393. 12:04Representatives laying out the coalition
394. 12:05of the oppressed.
395. 12:09>> That the oppressors all are the same.
396. 12:12Right? The oppression comes from one
397. 12:14place and I always tell people the day
398. 12:17the Latino, African-American, Asian, and
399. 12:20other communities realize that they are
400. 12:24that they share the same oppressor is
401. 12:26the day we start winning. Because we are
402. 12:29the majority in this country now. We are
403. 12:31We We have the ability to take over this
404. 12:33country and to do what is needed for
405. 12:35everyone and to make things fair.
406. 12:39>> See, the coalition is going to press and
407. 12:40going to make things fair. They're going
408. 12:41to take it all over and make things
409. 12:43fair. Now, that comes along with a with
410. 12:44a little bit of weirdness, of course. I
411. 12:46mean, like for example, according to the
412. 12:48New York Post, West Hollywood, which is
413. 12:50the gayest area of probably the world,
414. 12:52it's like West Hollywood or Fire Island,
415. 12:55West Hollywood will now allow thruples,
416. 12:56foursomes, and other multi-partner
417. 12:58relationships to register as domestic
418. 12:59partners and receive new legal
419. 13:01protections for polyamory.
420. 13:04The measure allows people in
421. 13:04relationships involving multiple
422. 13:06partners to officially register with the
423. 13:08city granting them certain rights,
424. 13:09including hospital visitation and
425. 13:10additional tenant protections.
426. 13:13That's so nice. I mean, right?
427. 13:16Additional tenant protections. I can't
428. 13:18imagine anyone abusing this. Can't
429. 13:19imagine these five gay dudes
430. 13:22basically being like, "Hey, we're all
431. 13:23married now.
432. 13:25And uh if you upcharge us on the rent,
433. 13:27then that's because you're you're some
434. 13:28sort of bigot in West Hollywood."
435. 13:32Yes, it turns out that um all of the
436. 13:34oppressive structures will be struck
437. 13:36down, including apparently
438. 13:38penalties for murder.
439. 13:40So, Gavin Newsom, governor of
440. 13:41California, who's attempting to steal
441. 13:42some of the glory of the far left, he
442. 13:46announced on Thursday he's commuting
443. 13:47every death sentence in his state to a
444. 13:49sentence of life in prison without
445. 13:51parole.
446. 13:53So, quote, "My decision today comes
447. 13:54after nearly three decades of openly
448. 13:56opposing state-sanctioned executions as
449. 13:58an elected official."
450. 13:59So many nice people who are going to
451. 14:01escape the death penalty in California.
452. 14:03That would include say Todd Givens and
453. 14:05Billy Joe Johnson,
454. 14:06both members of white supremacist gangs
455. 14:08who have been sentenced to death.
456. 14:10Or say Skylar DeLeon, sentenced to death
457. 14:12in 2009 for murdering three people by
458. 14:14tying them to an anchor on a yacht and
459. 14:16throwing them alive into the Pacific
460. 14:18Ocean.
461. 14:18The good news is
462. 14:20that at least we won't be deprived of
463. 14:21having to pay for his transgender care
464. 14:23because it turns out that DeLeon
465. 14:24transitioned to female from male while
466. 14:26serving his sentence.
467. 14:29Others who will escape the death penalty
468. 14:30in California include Glenn Helzer who
469. 14:33led a cult called the Children of
470. 14:35Thunder and murdered five people in an
471. 14:37extortion scheme.
472. 14:39Eric Houston murdered four and held 100
473. 14:40students hostage for 8 hours in the 1992
474. 14:42Lindhurst High School shooting in
475. 14:44California.
476. 14:47Or say Cary Stayner who killed four
477. 14:48women in Yosemite National Park
478. 14:50including one woman by cutting off her
479. 14:51head in 1999.
480. 14:53Or Marcus Wesson who sexually abused and
481. 14:55impregnated his nieces and then held his
482. 14:57nieces hostage in a police standoff that
483. 14:59ended with nine of his own children
484. 15:00dead, seven of whom were 8 years old or
485. 15:02younger. Well, at least they'll get to
486. 15:03live on the taxpayer's dime. That's the
487. 15:04important thing.
488. 15:06Don't worry, the radicalism of the
489. 15:07Democratic Party in those no bounds.
490. 15:09Again, aren't you glad you elevated this
491. 15:10party?
492. 15:11It's going to be great, guys. Oh, yeah.
493. 15:13And radical Islam is continuing to make
494. 15:16inroads. Democrats, by the way, are
495. 15:17already talking about about Abdul Rahman
496. 15:19al-Sayyad of Michigan
497. 15:21running for president. Remember, he was
498. 15:24born in America, so he's an American
499. 15:25citizen by birth,
500. 15:26even though he hates the country.
501. 15:28They're already talking about him
502. 15:30running for president.
503. 15:32Here he was on MSNBC saying, "Hey, hey,
504. 15:34hey, hey, hey.
505. 15:35We just have to understand that when
506. 15:38we are talking about Jews,
507. 15:41it has nothing to do with Israel. So,
508. 15:42when we say that Israel should be
509. 15:43destroyed, that has nothing to do with
510. 15:45Jews at all. At all. In fact, the best
511. 15:47Jews hate Israel."
512. 15:51>> We have to separate between Judaism and
513. 15:53the Jewish people
514. 15:54and Israel and its actions. We have to.
515. 15:57And I've tried to do that consistently
516. 15:58across my campaign, but people keep
517. 16:00saying, "Well, because of your positions
518. 16:02on Israel, you must also feel a certain
519. 16:03way about Jewish people." I say, "Well,
520. 16:05no, actually.
521. 16:06We have to differentiate between our
522. 16:08foreign policy." And by the way, I apply
523. 16:10the same approach to the government of
524. 16:11Egypt where my family came from. And I
525. 16:13would hate that somebody would assume
526. 16:15that I I okay with the human rights
527. 16:16abuses of the government of Egypt simply
528. 16:18because I say I share the ethnicity of
529. 16:20the majority of people
530. 16:21who are in Egypt. So, we just have to be
531. 16:24governing on principle and we have
532. 16:25broken our own principles when it comes
533. 16:27to Israel time and again.
534. 16:30>> Oh, but I've noticed that he's never
535. 16:31called for the abolition of the state of
536. 16:33Egypt. I've noticed that he's never done
537. 16:34that. That's weird.
538. 16:35How strange.
539. 16:37Sarah Haines on The View pushed Abdul
540. 16:39Rahman El-Sayed on the fact that he said
541. 16:41about an actual honest-to-god terrorist
542. 16:43who tried to murder Jewish school
543. 16:44children, quote, "Hurt people hurt
544. 16:45people." Here's how it went.
545. 16:48>> Because your response that hurt people
546. 16:50hurt people after the Temple Israel
547. 16:52attack in Michigan in March really stuck
548. 16:54with a lot of people and you did
549. 16:55apologize for that. But it took you a
550. 16:58while to back took you about 5 months to
551. 17:02it seemingly understand why that landed
552. 17:04wrong with people and voters and
553. 17:05constituents.
554. 17:07You know, do you think that leaders have
555. 17:09a responsibility
556. 17:11to challenge the extremist views in
557. 17:13their own religion, especially
558. 17:14considering you're the first Muslim
559. 17:16senator of the United States?
560. 17:19>> I do want to offer though when we step
561. 17:20back, it is important for us to be
562. 17:22thinking about how do we start
563. 17:24addressing all of the downward spiral of
564. 17:26our politics right now?
565. 17:28>> Yeah.
566. 17:28>> And I think too often there is this
567. 17:29approach where we say good and evil. And
568. 17:32that good and evil approach hasn't
569. 17:34really helped us root out a lot of the
570. 17:36pain that causes a lot of the damage
571. 17:38that we see in our society. And so, I
572. 17:40was trying to argue about or or offer
573. 17:43context around the fact that that
574. 17:44individual had lost a uh child niece and
575. 17:48nephew in an airstrike.
576. 17:51>> Um
577. 17:52so what?
578. 17:56I'm sorry, so what? He was a terrorist
579. 17:58who tried to murder a bunch of Jewish
580. 17:59school children.
581. 18:02What in the world does that have to do
582. 18:03with Israeli policy in Lebanon? He also
583. 18:06neglects to mention that that person was
584. 18:07an adjunct member of Hezbollah
585. 18:09and the airstrike was on Hezbollah
586. 18:11members.
587. 18:14He apologized? He didn't apologize. He
588. 18:15believes all the same extremist things
589. 18:17he ever did. So, I'm I'm so glad that he
590. 18:18now gets to sit in the Senate where he
591. 18:20will have access to classified foreign
592. 18:21policy material. How could it go wrong?
593. 18:23How could it go wrong? Great job
594. 18:24everyone. I'm glad that you punished the
595. 18:26Trump administration so that we get
596. 18:27Abdurrahman Elsayed sitting in the
597. 18:29United States Senate, maybe on the
598. 18:30Foreign Relations Committee. It'll just
599. 18:32be awesome. By the way, the Council on
600. 18:34American Islamic Relations, which
601. 18:35started as an offshoot of the Muslim
602. 18:36Brotherhood, has now released
603. 18:38preliminary tracking results from the
604. 18:39November 3rd elections showing at least
605. 18:4197 confirmed American Muslim electoral
606. 18:43victories at the federal, state, and
607. 18:44local levels across 21 states
608. 18:47including 38 legislative state wins.
609. 18:50Another 15 Muslims are leading in races
610. 18:51that have not yet been called.
611. 18:54Just great. Thank God our home state of
612. 18:57Florida
613. 18:58has banned CAIR, and so CAIR has now
614. 18:59officially suspended operations in
615. 19:01Florida.
616. 19:02Thank God for Florida, man.
617. 19:05Well, what's the path? Okay, we can fast
618. 19:06forward. We know what the path looks
619. 19:07like.
620. 19:08We know what the path looks like. The
621. 19:09path looks like France. And that's where
622. 19:11we're headed to. We're headed there
623. 19:13on high-speed rail
624. 19:15as soon as it gets built by the
625. 19:16California government. We are headed
626. 19:18there.
627. 19:19According to the Interior Ministry of
628. 19:21France
629. 19:22575,000 people protested across France.
630. 19:25Unions claim close to 1.6 million. They
631. 19:28are demanding higher wages.
632. 19:30They are protesting austerity.
633. 19:33Again, France spends more money per
634. 19:35capita
635. 19:36than pretty much any country
636. 19:38on Earth.
637. 19:40But, they're protesting austerity
638. 19:42because again, it must be capitalism
639. 19:44that has failed here.
640. 19:46The People's Forum
641. 19:47joined French protest for international
642. 19:49solidarity among working people. Again,
643. 19:51they're protesting against austerity.
644. 19:54The People's Forum is funded entirely
645. 19:56almost by the
646. 19:58man who lives in communist China,
647. 19:59Neville Roy Singham.
648. 20:01Here they were.
649. 20:04>> We're here in the streets today on
650. 20:05November 5th in Paris with people as far
651. 20:08as the eye can see for the general
652. 20:10strike that are standing against the
653. 20:12Macron government and the policy of
654. 20:14austerity here in France. We're here in
655. 20:16international solidarity with the
656. 20:18strike, but from here to Italy, to all
657. 20:21across Europe, to Palestine, to Cuba,
658. 20:24everywhere that we stand, we are in
659. 20:26solidarity together as working people.
660. 20:28What we see here in France is just an
661. 20:30example of what can happen when people
662. 20:32come together and they fight and they
663. 20:34struggle together.
664. 20:36Uh they're not protesting against the
665. 20:37Cuban government and they're not
666. 20:39protesting against Hamas, by the way.
667. 20:40Just noticing.
668. 20:41Uh here are some of the French
669. 20:42protesters explaining why they're
670. 20:44protesting austerity measures.
671. 20:47>> The rich stay rich. The poor stay poor.
672. 20:49It's all about the the military, the
673. 20:51police
674. 20:52and and stuff to shoot on us, even
675. 20:54against children, against everyone.
676. 20:56>> They ask us, the poor, to pay for them.
677. 20:59We already are poor. WHY ARE YOU asking
678. 21:01us to give you more money? You're the
679. 21:03one who's supposed to aid us, not the
680. 21:05opposite.
681. 21:06>> They don't use the money for the right
682. 21:07thing. They use it for the military, the
683. 21:09police, repression, not to the to the
684. 21:11people.
685. 21:11>> I'm here cuz I'm French. I'm a
686. 21:12university student. Today's a big day
687. 21:14where all the syndicates are here, but
688. 21:16we've been protesting like 3 days a week
689. 21:19every week, so it's mostly just about
690. 21:21austerity. It's against austerity. It's
691. 21:23against student conditions. They're
692. 21:25funding war. They're funding the police,
693. 21:27but not schools.
694. 21:30>> Oh, really? Is that what's happening
695. 21:31over there? Should point out that France
696. 21:33spends roughly 1/3 of its entire GDP
697. 21:36just on welfare programs.
698. 21:39Don't worry. It's It's about that. It's
699. 21:40not about hating cops or hating
700. 21:41authority or just generally hating the
701. 21:43system. That's why they're burning
702. 21:44effigies of cops.
703. 21:55>> [cheering]
704. 21:58>> Now again, I know the American people
705. 22:00were just hungering for normality. I get
706. 22:02it. I too I do. I get it.
707. 22:04I've been saying for very a long time, a
708. 22:07long time, literally probably a decade,
709. 22:09that Americans just want normality.
710. 22:10That's all we want. Well, unfortunately,
711. 22:13normality was not on the table. So,
712. 22:14we're not going to get it.
713. 22:15It's not going to happen. We're just
714. 22:17going to keep bouncing. We're going to
715. 22:18keep ping-ponging side to side until
716. 22:19somebody offers normal.
717. 22:21That's what's going to happen. What an
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