Watch Nick Shirley Almost Get Stabbed By Radical Muslims — Transcript
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- 0:00So, here's today's theme. If you let a
- 0:03bunch of Muslim migrants into your
- 0:04country, one of them might stab you in
- 0:06the face. And many of that dude's
- 0:07friends will stand by and do nothing or
- 0:09maybe chase along. That is a lesson
- 0:11journalist Nick Shirley just learned in
- 0:13Suta. Shirley went to Suta, that's the
- 0:15Spanish city in North Africa, to
- 0:17document the impact of a gigantic wave
- 0:19of Muslim illegal immigrants who just
- 0:21stormed the area. And while he was there
- 0:23documenting things, surprise, surprise,
- 0:25someone tried to stab him. So, again,
- 0:27here's the thing. When you let in wide
- 0:29swaths of immigrants from foreign
- 0:31cultures who hate you, like say, you
- 0:33know, generally the Muslim world, it may
- 0:35be that some of them are fine and dandy
- 0:37and some may be willing to assimilate
- 0:38and some of them will be fine. And a few
- 0:40will try to chase you down and stab you
- 0:41in the face. I'll explain in a second
- 0:43why that matters. Not just for Spain,
- 0:45not just for Europe, but for America.
- 0:47America's about to find out just what a
- 0:49problem we've got tonight in Michigan
- 0:50and soon in Wisconsin and probably all
- 0:52over the country. This is the Ben
- 0:54Shapiro Show.
- 0:56[music]
- 1:02So remember SUTA? Yeah, that thing's
- 1:04still going on. So video journalist Nick
- 1:06Shirley, you'll recall him going to
- 1:08Minnesota and California to uncover
- 1:10fraud on the federal and state level. He
- 1:12went to Suta. So Suta, as we've been
- 1:14talking about this week, is a small
- 1:16Spanish-owned enclave on the tip of
- 1:17North Africa. It borders Morocco. And
- 1:19for two reasons, 60,000 plus Muslims
- 1:22swarmed Suta a few days ago. First
- 1:24reason, open borders pro-radical Islam
- 1:26policies promoted by the Spanish Prime
- 1:28Minister Pedro Sanchez and just like Joe
- 1:30Biden. And two, a court ruling in Spain
- 1:32that if you swim to Suta, you're cool.
- 1:34If you try to walk over the border, they
- 1:36can just return you to Morocco, but if
- 1:37you swim, you're cool. So people just
- 1:38swam 30 ft and now they can't really be
- 1:41deported. Okay, so Nick Shirley goes
- 1:43there to document what things are like.
- 1:45And things got a little spicy. Here's
- 1:47what that looked like.
- 1:49then headed to the center of the town
- 1:51with the citizen vigilante, Manzia.
- 1:53However, within minutes, we were chased
- 1:55out. So, now people here to feel safe,
- 1:58they're walking around with their dogs
- 2:00cuz uh Muslims do not like dogs.
- 2:09>> Watch out, watch out. Watch out.
- 2:10>> He's saying, "F, come here." Grabs
- 2:12Somebody took a [music] bottle from the
- 2:13garbage and he starts chucking bottles
- 2:14at him.
- 2:16>> Now we got people throwing stuff at
- 2:17>> and uh and now here they come. And
- 2:19they're throwing things at him. And
- 2:20pretty soon there is a dude who is going
- 2:22to chase him with a knife.
- 2:23>> Now he's throwing rocks. Oh
- 2:26>> Throwing rocks.
- 2:26>> They were throwing rocks at him.
- 2:29>> And now they're running away because you
- 2:32can hear the guy in the background
- 2:32shouting, "I'm going to stab both of
- 2:34you."
- 2:34>> Look, now we're getting chased.
- 2:36>> Good thing Nick Shirley ran track in
- 2:38high school apparently.
- 2:41>> Again, there's literally a dude chasing
- 2:43them with a knife,
- 2:46>> you know, just through the streets of
- 2:47Suta.
- 2:48This isn't just a Spain problem. As
- 2:50we've been talking about, if you import
- 2:52millions of people like this, they will
- 2:54then form voting blocks and enclaves and
- 2:56voting coalitions, and they will vote
- 2:58for people who would import more of
- 2:59them, including the people who might
- 3:01want to stab you in the face. This is
- 3:02not a Spain problem. This is also a
- 3:04Michigan problem. Again, we played this
- 3:05just yesterday, but is worth playing in
- 3:07this context because, again, it is not,
- 3:08unfortunately, a total rarity. Jake
- 3:11Lang, who is a right-wing agitator, he
- 3:14went to a march in Dearbornne. I'll get
- 3:16to the details on the march in a second.
- 3:17And here is how it went for Jake Lang.
- 3:21>> Fort ICE. We do not want these illegal
- 3:24immigrants here.
- 3:26>> Jesus is king of Dearborn, Michigan.
- 3:29>> I speak the name of Jesus.
- 3:32>> Oh.
- 3:33>> And um they come in and people start
- 3:35hitting him and punching him.
- 3:37>> No violence. No violence.
- 3:39>> And they start punching him and kicking
- 3:42him and following him around. And then
- 3:44he has to race through the streets of
- 3:45Dearbornne trying to avoid having the
- 3:47crap kicked out of him. And of course,
- 3:48you have a giant crowd that's following
- 3:50along, smiling, enjoying the sights.
- 3:53Here he goes running, people beating him
- 3:55up, trying to get into a cop car. The
- 3:59cops are not arresting anybody. They're
- 4:00just watching as Jake Lang gets the
- 4:02kicked out of him. He gets pushed into
- 4:05the car by the cops.
- 4:08Just just good times happening in
- 4:09Dearbornne.
- 4:11Really good times happening over there
- 4:12in Dearborn, Michigan.
- 4:14So, I just want to remind you here are
- 4:16some of the flags that were being flown
- 4:18at that memorial for a Muslim leader
- 4:19killed in the 7th century and treated as
- 4:21a fallen hero by Shia Muslims. This is a
- 4:24march that happens every year. And some
- 4:27of the flags included marchers and
- 4:30headbands carrying flags of US
- 4:32designated terrorist Iranbacked Iraqi
- 4:35brigades as well as the Iranbacked Iraqi
- 4:37popular mobilization forces. This event
- 4:38has been held in Dearbornne since 2004.
- 4:41It was a march attended by thousands of
- 4:42people. That's the Arbain procession in
- 4:44Dearborn, Michigan. So Dearbornne has a
- 4:47population of about 110,000 people. More
- 4:50than half of those people are apparently
- 4:52Muslims from the Middle East and Near
- 4:54East.
- 4:55And um here is what Dearborn is like,
- 4:58courtesy of video journalist Nate
- 4:59Friedman.
- 5:07Welcome to Dearborn
- 5:08>> again. It's like public proclamations of
- 5:11prayer times
- 5:16and people wearing like the full burka
- 5:22flags of uh various Islamic
- 5:25organizations flying
- 5:26>> center in North America.
- 5:32Are you
- 5:32>> people just walking through the street?
- 5:33Abdul for Senate.
- 5:35Do you want Siad to win or Stevens?
- 5:42[music]
- 5:45>> Again, like
- 5:47>> Dearborn is a very very very
- 5:50>> Muslim and radicalized.
- 5:52>> This is the Islamic takeover of
- 5:54Michigan. Welcome back to the Nate
- 5:56Freedman Show. I've come to Dearborn to
- 5:57see what it's really like here. It's an
- 6:00ordinary Wednesday. And if you had to do
- 6:01some work on the house and stop at Home
- 6:03Depot first, these are the signs you
- 6:05would see,
- 6:08right?
- 6:08>> I mean, literally the signs are in
- 6:10Arabic at the at the Home Depot. So
- 6:14again, why does that matter, right? Be
- 6:15tolerant. America's a big country,
- 6:17right? Well, here's why it matters.
- 6:19Because it turns out that you can build
- 6:21a political base off of enclaves like
- 6:23this. So Ilhan Omar has obviously done
- 6:25that in Minnesota, right? and she is
- 6:26elected by her largely Somali Muslim
- 6:28base in Minnesota. Rashida Talib
- 6:30unsurprisingly is the representative for
- 6:31the city Dearborn. But what also happens
- 6:35is that you can use that base to build a
- 6:37coalition with other anti-American
- 6:39radicals and then you start moving from
- 6:41local congressional seats into say the
- 6:43Senate or into gubernatorial seats or
- 6:45into the mayoralty of New York and then
- 6:48maybe the Senate for somebody like
- 6:49Azoran Mani. This is the coalition that
- 6:51Hassan is interested in building.
- 6:53It's why he campaigns with all these
- 6:54people. It is about to take a big step
- 6:56forward tonight in all likelihood. So
- 6:58why does all of this matter? Because
- 7:00it's coming to America and soon it could
- 7:02be in the United States Senate. That is
- 7:04a real thing that is happening today in
- 7:06Michigan. We'll get to all of that
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- 8:13tonight, Haley Stevens, who's a more
- 8:14sort of traditional Democrat, again,
- 8:17she's very much to the left, but she's a
- 8:18more traditional Democrat. She is
- 8:20running for the Michigan Senate
- 8:21nomination in
- 8:24in Michigan against Abdul Alsad. Abdul
- 8:27Elsad is a radical
- 8:30advocate for Muslims, including
- 8:32terrorists,
- 8:34right now in the Kashi markets. He is
- 8:36basically a dead certainty to win. 98.3%
- 8:40of people think that Elsa is going to
- 8:42win in the primaries tonight.
- 8:45Now, as our sponsors overshi also
- 8:47demonstrate, this means the Republicans
- 8:49do have a significantly better seat,
- 8:51better shot of winning the Michigan
- 8:52Senate seat in general because Elsa is a
- 8:55worse candidate. So, Haley Stevens would
- 8:56be very likely to beat Mike Rogers,
- 8:58who's the Republican Senate candidate.
- 9:00The odds for Rogers are going up pretty
- 9:04significantly based on the fact that
- 9:05Elsa is likely to be the Democrat
- 9:08nominee.
- 9:09But Elsa is of course a radical Muslim.
- 9:12He has significant ties to Dearborn. He
- 9:13campaigns there all the time. And as
- 9:15we've pointed out over and over again,
- 9:17he refuses to disavow Ayati because it
- 9:19might piss off too many people in the
- 9:21very moderate Muslim city of Dearbornne.
- 9:23Here was that leaked audio.
- 9:26I also want to remind you guys that that
- 9:28there are a lot of people in Dearborn
- 9:30who are sad today.
- 9:31>> So like I just don't want to comment on
- 9:36at all. Like I I don't think it's worth
- 9:39>> even touching that. Like they're going
- 9:41to try and this is what we practice. But
- 9:42like isn't isn't a bad guy? Isn't Nick
- 9:44right that he's dead?
- 9:46>> My first the man was 86 years old. He
- 9:47was going to be dead sometime soon
- 9:48anyway. Second, that doesn't justify the
- 9:52fact that he was a bad man does not
- 9:53justify our breaking of international
- 9:55law and unilateral action outside of
- 9:58outside of wartime. Like this is a
- 10:00bigger question about the United States
- 10:02responsibility to international law and
- 10:03we have been breaking it wantingly. This
- 10:05is the second leader that we've gone
- 10:07after in a matter of months. We are not
- 10:09the world's policemen and that's not
- 10:10what he got elected to do with.
- 10:13Again, the reason that he is hesitant is
- 10:15because number one, he has large-scale
- 10:16sympathies for radical Islam. And two, a
- 10:18lot of his constituents have large scale
- 10:20sympathies for radical Islam. Again,
- 10:21this is the same guy who suggested when
- 10:24a when a person from Dearbornne tried to
- 10:26murder a bunch of Jewish preschoolers
- 10:28that the reason that was happening is
- 10:29because that guy's brother had been
- 10:31killed as a member of in Lebanon and
- 10:33heard people hurt people. He is also, by
- 10:35the way, touting the endorsement of a
- 10:36pastor who praised Lewis Farrakhan.
- 10:41And Louis Farrakhan of course one of the
- 10:42greatest anti-semites of the last 50
- 10:44years in America. He's enthusiastically
- 10:47Elsa. He is enthusiastically touting the
- 10:50endorsement of Horus Sheffield III, an
- 10:52influential Detroit pastor and radio
- 10:53host who once he praised on Nation of
- 10:55Islam Minister Lewis Farrakhan.
- 10:57Sheffield endorsed Elsad on air in
- 10:59November 2025 with the Senate hopeful
- 11:01issuing a press release to commemorate
- 11:02the occasion and saying he was deeply
- 11:04honored to have his support.
- 11:06The Washington Free Beacon has reported
- 11:07that the Elsa campaign had paid a
- 11:09nonprofit run by Sheffield $75,000 for
- 11:12consulting fees between October 2025 and
- 11:15June of this year. So Sheffield endorsed
- 11:17him obviously and of course Sheffield
- 11:19was very tight with Lewis Farrakhan.
- 11:22So who is the base for Abdul Aliad?
- 11:24Well, I mean I can show you the base for
- 11:25Abdul Elsa. Memory TV, which does a
- 11:27great job translating from Arabic and
- 11:29Persian into English. All right. Well,
- 11:32they got tape of a mosque in Dearborn,
- 11:35Michigan. Shia mosque in Dearborn,
- 11:36Michigan. And I wonder I wonder who
- 11:38Abdul Al sayed's base of supporters. Who
- 11:40could it be? Possibly who?
- 11:45He says, "The time has come, Allah
- 11:47willing, is Imam Husam Al Husseini.
- 11:50For those who represent us to reach
- 11:52Washington,
- 11:53for the Zionist low lives who spent
- 11:55millions of dollars to stop this surge
- 11:57to be humiliated.
- 12:00Allah refuses everything short of
- 12:02perfecting his life. Even if the
- 12:03polytheists and the infidels hate that
- 12:06and our friends here, how do we make
- 12:07sure he spoke at this mosque here? How
- 12:09do we make sure that they have the
- 12:10healthcare that they need here?
- 12:11>> Who's campaigning here?
- 12:12>> And meanwhile, there's also a question
- 12:14of what the consequences of our politics
- 12:16are for people living thousands of miles
- 12:19away in the countries from where we and
- 12:21our families come. And the story too
- 12:24often of why we don't have healthcare or
- 12:26good schools is the story of why we're
- 12:28spending money to do the wrong things
- 12:30there. I'm asking that our community
- 12:32stand up, step out, and fight.
- 12:36Again, I I love how he's just using the
- 12:38logic backwards, right? It is not that
- 12:40he wants the money that we are spending
- 12:42abroad to come home and be spent on
- 12:43healthcare. That's nonsense. That's
- 12:45nonsense. That might be what some
- 12:46right-wing isolationists are arguing.
- 12:48That is not what Abdul say is arguing.
- 12:49He's arguing overtly really that the
- 12:52United States should basically just
- 12:53surrender to radical Islam abroad and at
- 12:55home. That's really what he would like.
- 12:56And Elsa openly campaigns on his hatred
- 13:00for Israel, on his solidarity with
- 13:02radical Muslims.
- 13:04It is the tip of the spear. It is a
- 13:06purposeful strategy because again, he's
- 13:08building off that base. Remember,
- 13:10Dearborn
- 13:12has at least 50 to 60,000 Muslims living
- 13:15in it. The total Muslim voting
- 13:17population of Michigan is somewhere
- 13:20between 200 and 300,000 people. Well, in
- 13:22a primary campaign, that's a pretty
- 13:24solid base from which to vote. The
- 13:26Council on American Islamic Relations
- 13:28did an exit poll of Muslim voters in
- 13:30Michigan in 2024. They found 60% of them
- 13:32voted for, wait for it, Jill Stein. Why?
- 13:34Cuz Jill Stein was the most radically
- 13:36anti-American and anti-Israel candidate
- 13:38in the race. And so if you can use
- 13:40hundreds of thousands of voters as your
- 13:42base and then you build a coalition off
- 13:44of that, that gives you a really, really
- 13:45heavy advantage. Remember, a competitive
- 13:48Senate primary in Michigan for the
- 13:50Democrats might draw 900,000 or a
- 13:52million votes. Well, what if you have
- 13:53right off the bat 150,000 or 200,000
- 13:56votes on your side?
- 13:58I mean, this is why enclaves matter
- 14:01and his candidacy is symptomatic of the
- 14:03entire coalition of scavengers the
- 14:05Democratic party has decided to build
- 14:06upon. Again, the goal here is to create
- 14:08a coalition of people who all hate the
- 14:10system.
- 14:11And this is why you end up with a bunch
- 14:13of weird bed fellows, but they all have
- 14:15the same object, which is to destroy the
- 14:17system. Now, listen to this list. Elsa
- 14:19lists all of the people he's quote
- 14:21unquote not bought off by. Now, we we
- 14:22know who he is bought off by, and that
- 14:25is radical Muslims who who support him,
- 14:29the DSA socialists,
- 14:32and he's he's wearing around some pretty
- 14:34expensive watches. So he's he's lived
- 14:35the high life here in America. Here's El
- 14:37Say again. Notice the coalition. It's
- 14:40the coalitional strategy that that
- 14:41matters here.
- 14:44It's always funny to me that people want
- 14:46to say that this state votes for
- 14:47moderates when it voted for Donald Trump
- 14:49twice. It may just be that the better
- 14:52explanation is not that the state wants
- 14:53moderates. It's that it's so sick and
- 14:54tired of the establishment bought off by
- 14:56corporations on both sides of the
- 14:59political aisle that it was willing to
- 15:00hold its nose and vote for Donald Trump
- 15:02twice. Now, what happens if the
- 15:04alternative to the bought off
- 15:05establishment happens to be instead of a
- 15:08narcissistic megalomaniacal billionaire,
- 15:10a doctor who rebuilt health departments
- 15:12to eliminate medical debt and put
- 15:13glasses on kids' faces? I'm willing to
- 15:15to to test that proposition. So, what's
- 15:17my answer? What do I say to a voter?
- 15:19Hey, I'm not bought off by the
- 15:20corporations who bought off your
- 15:21politics for a very long time. I don't
- 15:23take money from DTE, so I'm not going to
- 15:24be putting a data center in your
- 15:26backyard. I'm not bought off by big
- 15:27pharma, so I'm not going to kick off an
- 15:29opioid epidemic or raise your
- 15:30prescription drug prices. I'm not bought
- 15:31off by Bluec Cross Blue Shield, so I'm
- 15:33not interested in raising your premium.
- 15:34I'm also not bought off by Apac. So, I
- 15:36want to keep your tax dollars here to
- 15:37build your schools here instead of
- 15:38sending it abroad. And I actually think
- 15:40that that's probably going to win some
- 15:42votes in Michigan.
- 15:44Okay, again, notice what he's doing
- 15:46there. He's he's cobbling together all
- 15:47these leftwing clauses and then he's
- 15:48tossing an Apac also. Again, the idea is
- 15:50those are your enemies, right? Those are
- 15:52the system. Now, again, he's one of the
- 15:55cool kids. So, he's welcome at all the
- 15:56same leftwing pool parties as the normal
- 15:58regular insane leftists. Now, the the
- 16:01fact that he has this sort of exotic
- 16:02love for radical Islam is part of the
- 16:04package. Literally, the day before his
- 16:05primary, he was at a content creators
- 16:07pool party hanging out with, you know, a
- 16:09bunch of the cool kids. A bunch of the
- 16:11Look, look how cool these kids are.
- 16:12They're so cool, man. They're so cool.
- 16:15Again, the coalition is the thing here.
- 16:19These people, it is amazing.
- 16:22It is truly amazing how suicidal the
- 16:25radical left is because the reality is
- 16:27if people like Abdul al-Sed ever took
- 16:30like total power in a country, the
- 16:31radical left would not be in good in
- 16:33goodstead. But again, he is just part of
- 16:36the coalition in the destruction of the
- 16:37thing because the coalition is the
- 16:38thing. Radical leftists plus radical
- 16:40Muslims. What a grand coalition. And
- 16:42this brings us to Franchesca Hong. She
- 16:44is the member of the Wisconsin State
- 16:46Assembly and part-time bartender who's
- 16:48running for governor in Wisconsin.
- 16:50She knows her coalition. That is why in
- 16:53the closing days of her primary
- 16:54campaign, she is campaigning with Hassan
- 16:55and Ilhan Omar
- 16:58and explaining I mean she she just says
- 17:00it right out loud. This is the
- 17:01coalition. The coalition is radical
- 17:03Muslims and people who love Chairman Ma
- 17:07and you know like just normal crazy libs
- 17:10like that's the coalition. And here's
- 17:12Franchesca Hong explaining.
- 17:14>> Is it a risk appearing alongside these
- 17:16guys as you guys trained to head to the
- 17:19general?
- 17:20>> It would be risk not to try to build the
- 17:22broadest coalition possible.
- 17:26>> Oh well, the the broadest coalition.
- 17:28That's the important thing. That's the
- 17:29important thing.
- 17:31And she says that the DSA national
- 17:33platform actually is not radical enough.
- 17:35She needs to add a foreign policy plank.
- 17:36I mean, Ilhan Omar standing right there.
- 17:38The foreign policy plank would be
- 17:39quoteunquote a right to
- 17:40self-determination. Not for Jews in the
- 17:42Middle East, of course. She really means
- 17:44for Palestinian radicals in the Gaza
- 17:45Strip
- 17:48indicated that you don't agree with the
- 17:50entire DSA national platform. What would
- 17:53you add to it if you could add something
- 17:55or what do you think is missing?
- 17:56>> I think there should be a right to
- 17:58self-determination.
- 18:00That everyone has the freedom to be
- 18:02themselves and that we're protecting
- 18:03communities and their right to be able
- 18:05to be themselves.
- 18:08What does that even mean? What the hell
- 18:10does that even mean? Well, that lady is
- 18:12likely, according to Cali, to be the
- 18:15nominee in Wisconsin. This crazy lady.
- 18:16We We'll play more of this crazy lady in
- 18:18a second cuz she cray. Okay. On April
- 18:213rd, according to the Cali markets,
- 18:22she's at 33% likelihood to be the
- 18:24gubernatorial nominee in Wisconsin.
- 18:26Today, 96%. What does that mean? As
- 18:29we've been talking about, the Kouchy
- 18:30markets show that when the radicals rise
- 18:33in the Democratic party, they have a
- 18:34worse shot of winning the actual general
- 18:36election. Republicans only had a 25%
- 18:38shot in the Cali markets of winning the
- 18:41general election for governor in
- 18:42Wisconsin on April 3rd. Today, it's 52%.
- 18:46But remember, the coalition is just
- 18:47about hating America. That's the entire
- 18:49thing. It's the entire thing. So,
- 18:50Franchesca Hung is perfect for this cuz
- 18:52she hates America. She hates it. So, she
- 18:55says she has a white son and this puts
- 18:56her in proximity to whiteness. This is
- 18:58the kind of person who the Democrats are
- 19:00now building around. It's the coalition.
- 19:02This is the the whole thing is
- 19:03coalitional.
- 19:06>> I wasn't always aware of of the
- 19:08struggles of other communities of color
- 19:09because for me assimulation always kind
- 19:11of took over. And so um I I I did marry
- 19:16uh um and proximity to whiteness
- 19:18continues, right? I I'm u my son is
- 19:21biracial. He's he's half white and half
- 19:23Korean. And um I think navigating um you
- 19:27know what his identity is and how people
- 19:29perceive him is is always at the back of
- 19:31my mind as well.
- 19:36>> So her own son puts her in proximity to
- 19:38whiteness. She has to apologize for
- 19:39that. I mean she's perfect. She's
- 19:40perfect. Flashback 2020. She says that
- 19:43the service industry and tipping are
- 19:45rooted in white supremacy. This is the
- 19:47person Democrats are nominating for
- 19:49governor of Wisconsin.
- 19:52we are finally having this conversation
- 19:54about, you know, how our industry really
- 19:56did come from um it and kind of is
- 19:59rooted in white supremacy that that
- 20:01tipping in itself. Um if we look at the
- 20:04history of tipping and how racist it is
- 20:06and how it has kept wages low for um
- 20:09black people for very long time. And if
- 20:11you look at tipping now, um how
- 20:13different the scales are in terms of of
- 20:16uh who receives um higher percentages of
- 20:19tips uh over other folks.
- 20:23>> Tipping everything is racist. Everything
- 20:25that is indicative of the status quo is
- 20:27racist and terrible. Back in 2019, she
- 20:30tweeted, "I ate two bites of my kids
- 20:31cheeseburger at a Culver's in Black
- 20:32River Falls and told them they'd ran out
- 20:34of ice cream. Mostly just wanted to
- 20:35leave because I was on the verge of an
- 20:37anxiety attack. Too many too many old
- 20:39white people. T is spelled T is spelled
- 20:41T O. She's missing a note. Too many old
- 20:43white people who didn't think we spoke
- 20:45English.
- 20:47Wow. I mean, she's Wow. What what a
- 20:49heroine. She also said that it's about
- 20:53time that we 86 Trump. Of course,
- 20:57in the restaurant industry, when we're
- 20:59out of something, we say it's 86. And
- 21:02I'd say it's about time we 86 Trump. He
- 21:05represents the utter failure of our
- 21:07government to keep us safe from threats.
- 21:09both viral and systemic.
- 21:12>> They decided that this nutty lady was
- 21:14their best shot. But again, it's about
- 21:16the caution in 2019. By the way, she
- 21:18doesn't enjoy fireworks. So, good things
- 21:19to know. She also hates val among other
- 21:21things, she hates Valentine's Day as
- 21:23well. And um it turns out that she would
- 21:26also like to um The reason, by the way,
- 21:29she hates Valentine's Day is because it
- 21:31is another day capitalism tells you how
- 21:33to show love. She hates love because
- 21:36people take people out to dinner
- 21:38sometimes and that's capitalism. Also,
- 21:40she wanted to cancel Thanksgiving in
- 21:422020. She she tweeted that Thanksgiving
- 21:44was bad. Cancel Thanksgiving. This
- 21:46should have been done in 1621. If it
- 21:48takes a worldwide pandemic for us to
- 21:49realize we should stop celebrating
- 21:50colonialism and the original super
- 21:52spreader event that killed indigenous
- 21:54folks and women and women. So be it.
- 21:57None of the indigenous folks were women
- 21:58apparently and women. So be it. This
- 22:00intelligent person. Well, she was asked
- 22:03about this idiotic tweet on CNN and she
- 22:05doubled down with Caitlyn Collins.
- 22:08>> Do you still believe that uh
- 22:10Thanksgiving should be cancelled?
- 22:14>> I'm a chef and one of the first meals
- 22:17that I made uh that was um for the
- 22:20community uh when I was 16 was a
- 22:23Thanksgiving meal. No, I always think my
- 22:26hospitality background and owning a
- 22:28restaurant for seven, eight years that
- 22:30bringing folks around the table uh to
- 22:32share conversation and build community
- 22:34is always a good thing. But Thanksgiving
- 22:37is also a time that's incredibly painful
- 22:40for many people in our communities. And
- 22:42so I think there I wanted to make sure
- 22:44that people understood that there are
- 22:46multiple views, but you know, views can
- 22:49evolve. And the position that I'm
- 22:51running for right now, and I think my
- 22:53background as a chef will actually help
- 22:56me become a better governor that's able
- 22:57to bring more people to the table.
- 23:01>> Does anyone get the creepy cult vibe
- 23:03from this lady? Just the same way they
- 23:04get it from mom Donnie like that the the
- 23:07speaking me like this, you know, just
- 23:09but always with a smile. Just speaking
- 23:11like this all of the time. All you
- 23:13really have to do is go in that back
- 23:15room. Just go in the back room. It'll be
- 23:17nice. Everything will be great. You
- 23:19won't need your kidneys, do you? On
- 23:21behalf of everyone. Like, what the hell
- 23:23is wrong with you people? Can you just
- 23:24have like normal facial expressions?
- 23:26Would that be okay? Can we speak like
- 23:28normal people? Or do we all have to what
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- 23:44particularly true when it comes to say
- 23:45your phone coverage. Okay, I've always
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- 24:42Okay, but here's the thing more
- 24:43seriously. The feature that makes the
- 24:45current coalition slightly different
- 24:46from leftwing coalitions of the past is
- 24:48that it is purely racialized in nature.
- 24:51It is about race. It is about
- 24:52multiculturalism predominantly. It's not
- 24:55really about the economic program.
- 24:56Again, all of the normal lefties are
- 24:58like, "It's just about affordability and
- 25:00higher taxes." And then they're
- 25:02surprised when they are listing your
- 25:03home address online cuz it's not about
- 25:05that. It's why Bernie was always a bit
- 25:07of an awkward fit as the leader of this
- 25:08movement because Bernie, if you recall,
- 25:10used to be more post-racial about his
- 25:12Marxism, right? He was an orthodox
- 25:13Marxist who believed that race would be
- 25:15obliterated by the rise of socialism.
- 25:17But the new coalition is not about the
- 25:18Marxism. It's just about the complete
- 25:20destruction of the civilization, which
- 25:22is why Hassan is out there saying
- 25:24that socialism is really not about
- 25:26Bernie Sanders or even Marx. It's about
- 25:28MLK and Malcolm X, right? It's about the
- 25:30racial coalition building.
- 25:34reminder. I think it back in that way.
- 25:36Yeah.
- 25:36>> As much as I love Bernie Sanders, like
- 25:38he's not the face of like historical
- 25:41socialism in this country. It's it's MLK
- 25:43in his
- 25:44>> And I think like that is I mean that's
- 25:47been deliberately cast aside. I feel
- 25:49like cuz look, we have a white
- 25:51supremacist education system. So all the
- 25:53young people that even are paying
- 25:55attention to school are are are learning
- 25:57a very different version of events and
- 26:00and they're not they're not getting the
- 26:02the true historically accurate version
- 26:05of of you know black liberationist
- 26:08movements.
- 26:08>> Yeah. So we'll see we got I think and
- 26:11reminding people of the Black Panther
- 26:13Party.
- 26:16>> I don't know. I feel like importing
- 26:17Cheng Waguer and his entire extended
- 26:19family was probably a mistake. That was
- 26:21probably probably not a great idea.
- 26:22Anyway,
- 26:25burning things down is the point which
- 26:26of course is why Franchesca Hong has
- 26:28been pretty supportive of the Cory Ruiz
- 26:31Autonomous Zone. So, Wisconsin has had
- 26:34of course many BLM riots in the past and
- 26:37BLM took over an area on behalf of a guy
- 26:39named Cory Ruiz. Cory Ruiz was a serial
- 26:41felon who tried to attack a police
- 26:44officer.
- 26:46The officers told the suspect to drop
- 26:48the knife on multiple occasions and
- 26:49tried to use a bunch of non-lethal
- 26:50tactics to gain compliance, including
- 26:52taser and hands-on. A couple of officers
- 26:54were injured and then eventually they
- 26:56had to shoot him. But this led to the
- 26:58rise of an autonomous zone in Wisconsin.
- 27:02Okay, what does an autonomous zone mean?
- 27:03It means just basically a lawless area
- 27:05that is run by protesters and riers. And
- 27:08Franchesca Hong then put out a statement
- 27:12on the autonomous zone. And of course,
- 27:16she says, "Our community is grieving and
- 27:18demanding accountability. Direct action
- 27:20and civil disobedience are valid forms
- 27:22of protest. At the same time, people
- 27:23also need access to their homes and
- 27:25businesses. I've been working to connect
- 27:27organizers with resources and help
- 27:28address those immediate needs while
- 27:30supporting the right to demonstrate." So
- 27:31again, she's not opposing it. Again,
- 27:33here is the thing. This crap, all of
- 27:35this, this radicalism, the victory of
- 27:38this radicalism, it all starts with
- 27:40enclaves. It all starts with a concerted
- 27:44hardened group of people who all believe
- 27:46the same thing and then you build
- 27:48coalitions with other people who have
- 27:49the same broad overall goals and it
- 27:51moves more broadly. You know, it was
- 27:53easy to say New Yorkers being New
- 27:55Yorkers not the true national problem.
- 27:57But when the coalition of scavengers
- 27:59starts taking congressional seats in
- 28:00Colorado and senatorial seats in
- 28:01Michigan maybe and gubernatorial seats
- 28:03in Wisconsin, you are watching your
- 28:05country destroyed in real time. All
- 28:07because of our original sin. Allowing
- 28:10our tolerance and multiculturalism and
- 28:12refusal to teach the superiority of
- 28:14Western values to destroy us. We
- 28:15imported tons of people who hate our
- 28:17civilization. We cultivate an entire
- 28:18generation of young people who also hate
- 28:20our civilization. And now they have
- 28:22created a coalition of people who wish
- 28:23to destroy our civilization. And this
- 28:25means, according to Hassan Per, that
- 28:28they're going to take Michigan and
- 28:29Wisconsin off the table. By the way, I
- 28:30should just remind you if Donald Trump
- 28:31had lost Michigan and Wisconsin in the
- 28:33last election cycle, he would have lost
- 28:35the election. And these are vital
- 28:37states. And if these turn DSA red, I
- 28:41mean, if these turn DSA dark blue or
- 28:45commie red, that is going to be a
- 28:47problem. Here's Hassan
- 28:49The reason why I brought up Michigan,
- 28:51the reason why I brought up Michigan is
- 28:53because I think it was Michael Moore in
- 28:552016 who said Michigan's not a swing
- 28:58state.
- 28:59And neither is Wisconsin. These are not
- 29:02swing states. They've been turned into
- 29:05swing states because they've left you
- 29:07behind. But we are GOING TO BRING BACK
- 29:10THE working class TO BOTH WISCONSIN AND
- 29:12to Michigan.
- 29:15[cheering]
- 29:16A Republican will never be elected in
- 29:18this STATE EVER AGAIN ONCE OUR MOVEMENT
- 29:20IS DONE.
- 29:25GOD, the the insanity of the fact that
- 29:27this person is taken seriously and has a
- 29:29following is just it is wild. What an
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