Tucker & Steve Bannon on Jay Jones’ Desire to Genocide Republican Kids and the Future of the Right

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• 0:00Speaker 00

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• 0:29Tucker Carlson?

  No sooner has a temporary peace been declared in the Middle East than America has not one, but two leaked text scandals to chew over. Amazing. Now, almost no matter what is in the leaked text, a leaked text scandal is a fun scandal because it's inherently salacious. People text under the false presumption that what they're writing is private, and so they relax, they're unguarded. And very often, however, they're wrong, and those texts come out. It's happened to me. And what you learn when you read them is what people are saying and presumably thinking in private. So it's kind of a window into a person's private life. It's very much like a sex tape. And it's irresistible.

• 1:10Tucker Carlson?

  Everybody loves a leaked text scandal. What's interesting, really, is are they meaningful? Does it actually tell you something about the person who's texting? Well, that all depends on the context. There are plenty of things you text throughout the course of a day, if you're an average American, that really don't reflect a lot about who you really are or what you really think, much less what you intend to do. If you text, "That girl's so hot." Do you plan to sleep with her? Maybe, maybe not. In fact, likely not. But the presumption to many readers is that you do. So it's misleading inherently. If you say something really ugly, does that mean you're an ugly person? Well, that all depends. How vehemently did you say it? Did you repeat it? Did you explain why you thought it?

• 1:56Tucker Carlson?

  Again, context really matters and leaked texts can be grossly unfair and misleading to the person from whom they're leaked because they don't actually reveal the character of the texter. And moreover, by the way, who wants to be reduced to his ugliest text? Not many of us. But they're still interesting and they can reveal a lot about the people who sent them. So let's go in order through the details of the two leaked text scandals now roiling this country. Because not simply the text, but the response to the texts tells you a lot about the state of American politics and particularly about the differences between the two major parties in how they responded. So first up, the Republican scandal.

• 2:40Tucker Carlson?

  And it comes to us from Telegram, which is supposedly a pretty secure texting app. And we're going to read some of them. So these kids were texting to each other. These are young Republicans texting each other on a group chat on Telegram that somehow wound up on Politico. And they are saying things like this. They're referring to African Americans as, quote, "the watermelon people." Here's someone else saying that, and we're quoting, "Everyone that votes no is going to the gas chamber." And finally, someone on the group text called someone, and I'm quoting now, "retarded." So these are young Republicans from across the country texting each other. They are young men.

• 3:21Tucker Carlson?

  And you might think at first glance that these are kind of young men texts. These are mildly, or in some cases, more than mildly edgy. And they're kind of showing off to each other. So how bad is this? Well, you probably wouldn't say it at Thanksgiving dinner, but is it a death penalty offense? Well, let's check in with some of the guardians of public morals on the Republican side. First up, this is a statement from the Young Republicans, National Young Republican Board of Directors. And we have no idea who these people are, but you can imagine affluent unmarried gentleman shepherding these young Republicans through their political growth.

• 4:01Tucker Carlson?

  I'm not saying they need FBI background checks, but you can just sort of imagine in your mind who these guys are. And we're assuming they're guys, of course they are. We're quoting, "This is their response to these naughty texts leaked to Politico." Quote, "We are appalled by the vile and inexcusable language revealed in the Politico article published a vile and inexcusable. Such behavior is disgraceful." Not just vile and inexcusable, but disgraceful. "It's unbecoming of any Republican, and it stands in direct opposition to the values our movement represents." Bracket, "values" that are not in any way articulated by the Board of the Young Republicans, but whatever, they stand against those values. "Those involved must immediately resign from all positions within their state and local Young Republican organizations.

• 4:46Tucker Carlson?

  We must hold ourselves to the highest standards of integrity, respect, and professionalism." Well, it's an unequivocal statement of disgust. Next up, this is Congressman Mike Lawler. Seems like a nice enough guy from New York. He's a young man, whose donors were very offended by this. And so he wrote this, Mike Lawler, acting on behalf of people who pay him money, no question. Quote, "The deeply offensive and hateful comments reportedly made in a private chat among members of the New York State Young Republicans are disgusting." Not only deeply offensive and hateful, but disgusting. "They should resign from any leadership position immediately and reflect on how far they have strayed

• 5:30Tucker Carlson?

  from basic human respect and decency. You, sir, the one who called somebody retarded, are indecent. You have strayed from public decency." That is Mike Lawler's position. So these kids, and who knows how old they are? None of them over 30, no question about it, texting each other in the middle of the day, blowing off work. On Telegram, "These kids should resign their positions, hang their heads in shame, and reflect on the indecency of their text exchange with their buddies." So that's the position of official republicandom to these boys. If you didn't know better, you might think that the whole purpose of being an official Republican is to keep your party within certain bounds.

• 6:14Tucker Carlson?

  Not of decency, no. But certain bounds, whose rules are written maybe by the other party. This looks a lot like gatekeeping, not the preservation of decency. Why do we think that? Well, because there is widespread indecent behavior among Republican officials, not just indecent sexual behavior, though doubtless that exists too, but out in the open, public indecency. For example, people taking money from the payday loan lobby. Yes, that happens. Or from foreign governments. That happens too. Or openly advocating for pointless wars in which Americans get killed for no reason,

• 6:56Tucker Carlson?

  in which our treasury is drained on behalf of somebody else, not us. There are plenty of Republicans who support all of that. Lindsey Graham, for example. How many American deaths would you estimate Lindsey Graham is responsible for? Not simply as a man who frequently articulates the need to go dive for some other country, but as a man who votes to start wars that get Americans killed. Has Mike Lawler denounced him as indecent? Should he be reflecting upon his sins? Nope. Lindsey Graham is a Republican elder in good standing, beloved by everybody because he's funny.

• 7:34Tucker Carlson?

  What about the Republicans who constantly, constantly telling us that we need to pledge allegiance to a foreign country? Are those people traitors? Have they committed indecent act? No, they're all totally fine. But according to Mike Lawler and the board of the National Young Republicans Organization, these kids are done. So the response, and that's the interesting part of this story, really, not the fact that someone got called retarded, or said someone should go to the gas chambers, but the response was quick and it was unequivocal. The party will not tolerate this, the Republican Party. And what's interesting about this story is that it appeared against the backdrop of

• 8:19Tucker Carlson?

  a bigger and longer story when the beginning of the beginning of this month, out of Virginia.

• 8:25Tucker Carlson?

  There's a very tight race for Attorney General. It's one of those positions that very few people outside of politics consider important, but within politics is considered the key position in any state. It's the head lawyer in the state. That person has an awful lot of power. And the race in Virginia includes the Republican incumbent standing up against a 36-year-old man called Jay Jones. Jay Jones is a former delegate in the Virginia House. And a few years ago, Jay Jones became very annoyed, apparently, with the head Republican in the House of Delegates. And he expressed his anger at this man in a text exchange with a Republican delegate. Interesting. With a woman.

• 9:08Tucker Carlson?

  And that text exchange unfolded this way. Now, I'm going to read this verbatim, and you can decide whether this is lacking context or not. So this is Jay Jones, the 36-year-old then-delegate, black guy, now running for Attorney General. And he's talking to a man called Todd Gilbert, the head Republican in the Virginia House. And he says, of Gilbert, and he's speaking to Carrie Conyer, who's a fellow delegate or Republican, he says, "If these guys go before me, if they die before me, I will go to their funerals to piss on their graves, send them out awash in something." To which Carrie Conyer, clearly is kind of a decent person, says, "Jay Jones." And then Jones responds this way, "Three people, two bullets. Gilbert, Hitler, and Paul Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head.

• 9:53Tucker Carlson?

  Spoiler: Put Gilbert and the crew with the two worst people you know, and he receives both bullets every time." "Jay," says Carrie Conyer, "please stop." Jay says, "LOL, okay, okay." Then she says, "If it really bothers me when you talk about hurting people or wishing death on them, it isn't okay, no matter who they are."

• 10:15Tucker Carlson?

  So at this point, she calls him, Kerry Conyers calls Jay Jones and says, "I'm really bothered by our text exchange. Do you mean that? Do you really wish death on the head Republican in the House?" And Jay Jones says, "Not only do I wish death on him and his wife, I also wish death on their children." He says that. And we know he says it because he repeats it in this text exchange which followed their phone conversation. He says, she says this to Jay Jones. "You weren't simply asking questions and you know it, Jones." "I genuinely was. I wasn't attacking you. I was trying to understand your logic." She says, "You were trying to understand. You were hoping Jennifer Gilbert's children would die." To which you'd expect Jay Jones to say, "I don't want our kids to die. I was just trying to make a rhetorical point, right?"

• 11:00Tucker Carlson?

  Nope. Jay Jones says, "Yes. I do want them to die. I've told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy." To which Conyers says, "I point-blank asked you more than three times and you dug in that you meant it." "I'm honestly questioning a lot today." And he writes back in the clearest sentence ever uttered in a private text exchange. "I mean, I do think Todd and Jennifer are evil. And they're breeding little fascists. Yes. I think that. They're evil and they're breeding little fascists who deserve to die."

• 11:42Tucker Carlson?

  This is not one of those text exchanges where you have to guess at the context or the intent. This is an exchange between two people, one of whom is calling for the murder of children and the other is trying really hard from the context here to talk him out of thinking that. "You don't really mean that, do you, Jay Jones?" "Yes, I do. Yes, I do mean that." Now, there are so many levels of irony here. The most obvious is this is a leading Democrat who wants to be the chief law enforcement officer in the state, who is a gun control advocate calling for the murder of kids, okay? And calling for the murder of kids because they're related to adults he doesn't like. This is African ethics. This is the Hutu mentality.

• 12:25Tucker Carlson?

  This is guilt by blood. There is nothing less Western than this. This is the idea that you are tainted...

• 12:34Tucker Carlson?

  Or you're virtuous because of how you were born. This is a collective understanding of the world. This is tribal. And if you think it through, this is what identity politics inexorably leads to. It leads toward giving some people rewards and others very dire punishments based on how they look and based on who their parents are. There is nothing less Western than this, but Jay Jones embraces it completely. And the man that he's talking about, by the way, Todd Gilbert, then the head Republican, is not famous as some kind of firebrand. He's just sort of a normal guy. So what is going on here exactly?

• 13:17Tucker Carlson?

  What's going on here is what we see all around us. You have two parties, one of which is committed to polite language, and the other is committed to following the logic of their own belief, identity politics, being the core belief of the Democratic Party, to its logical extension. And the logical extension is, some groups get the rewards and other groups get killed. This is the logic of a lot of the world, by the way. It's the logic of Africa, all of Africa. It's the logic of the Middle East. It is not the logic of America, of our politics, of our civil society, of our religion. It's the opposite.

• 13:59Tucker Carlson?

  So why did it take leaked text exchanges for us to find this out? We're going to speak to the head Republican in the House of Delegates in Virginia in a minute and ask. But there are a couple of things to point out. This man, Jay Jones, is almost a perfect representative of his party. He is black, and because he is, he has very often been the victim of racism, because that's what it is to be black in America. You don't get a fair shot. No one takes you seriously. You're constantly being attacked. And he's talked about this quite a bit. Here is Jay Jones talking about his experience as a black man in America.

• 14:39Speaker 02

  All across this Commonwealth, whether it's a Confederate flag hanging on the highways here in the Commonwealth, whether it is our restrictive voting laws that we've worked to update in the legislature, we've got so much work to do. We know that our system is inequitable and unjust. If you've ever been to a correctional facility or a jail in this Commonwealth, you'll see that the faces are predominantly black and brown. That doesn't make any sense. We've got to make sure we update this system, start from scratch to make sure that it's going to work for every single person. As a black Virginian who has experienced racism and discrimination firsthand, I know what this is all about.

• 15:13Tucker Carlson?

  So that's the thing about Jay Jones. He's seen racial discrimination firsthand. In the state where he lives, literally in his state, there was a person who had a Confederate flag. So he's lived it. I mean, he's not crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge to face off fire hoses, but it's pretty close. Someone flew a Confederate flag in his state. Here he is again. This is another quote from him, which I'll read. This is Jay Jones during the Ralph Northam, former Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, blackface scandal, when it turned out that Ralph Northam had worn blackface at a party in college decades before. Literally true. Ralph Northam was also openly for infanticide, not a problem, but he wore blackface at a

• 15:54Tucker Carlson?

  party once, and no one was more rattled, almost undone by this than Jay Jones. Listen to Jay Jones at the time. "To me, and many people like me, these events are a window into a struggle that defines daily life for African-Americans from the day we are born until the day we die. And despite the generations of suffering and sacrifice, my own life has been impacted by the overt and covert racism that has haunted my ancestors for hundreds of years." And it wasn't always overt racism thrown in my face. It was the casual racism, the subtle comments, the jokes from white acquaintances who had the luxury of thinking about race as fodder for humor.

• 16:36Tucker Carlson?

  The black Virginia that is still oppressed by vestiges of Jim Crow in our legal system, that fears law enforcement, is mocked in yearbooks and photos, year after year after year, and looks skeptically at white Virginia because of the generations past.

• 16:52Tucker Carlson?

  So you can see Jay Jones has felt the pain. He's felt the sting, the bullwhip on his shoulders, the German shepherds at his heels, fighting for equality in the Commonwealth of Virginia. And you know that from the world he grew up in. Jay Jones is the grandson of a prominent lawyer in Norfolk. Jay Jones's father went to boarding school in Princeton. He became a judge, just like Jay Jones's mother. Jay Jones went to the most expensive private school in Norfolk. Then he went from there to William & Mary. And then he was forced to endure the University of Virginia Law School. Now, we haven't seen the deal he cut with financial aid, but we can guess, he probably paid nothing for any of that. And that's the racism he has felt.

• 17:35Tucker Carlson?

  Now, the man he's attacking, by the way, the man whose children he would like to murder, went to public school. The white guy, he went to public school. He's not the grandson of a rich lawyer. His dad did not go to Princeton. He's not the son of two judges, but he is a white guy, therefore, he's the oppressor. This is a very familiar script. You thought it ended when cancel culture went away, but of course, cancel culture didn't go anywhere. It's in full force, and it always will be until it's smashed. Why? Well, because it's the source of power. It's the source of moral authority. Victimhood is power. And so, the one thing that you can't give up is your victimhood. And that's how we wound up at this very weird place that we are now, where the richest

• 18:19Tucker Carlson?

  and most entitled people in our society, the people who've derived the greatest benefits from our society, persist in telling you, day after day, that they are the oppressors. They need security! People are being mean to them! "Oh, I've gotta have security! You better pay for it, by the way, because your rhetoric has endangered me! You don't know the pain that I suffer with." Billionaires say this all the time. People like Jay Jones, coddled, growing up not in the hood, but in a household of two judges, one of whom went to Princeton, going probably for free to a local, white, private school.

• 18:56Tucker Carlson?

  This guy is telling you that he's Medgar Evers. And the thing is, this is 70 years after Brown versus Board of Education. 70 years since the Supreme Court banned segregation. And here's this guy, the product of the best Norfolk has to offer, again, probably for free, someone ought to ask him, is telling us that he's a victim. So if 70 years later politicians are still saying that, then you're starting to figure out that this will never end because it's the key to their power over you.

• 19:39Tucker Carlson?

  The second interesting thing about what Jay Jones says, which I think any normal person would say is instantly disqualifying, it's not an offhand remark about how someone's retarded or should go to the gas chamber, by the way, not just the gas chamber at Auschwitz, but just the gas chamber, could be the California penal gas chamber, not specified, but whatever, the kid said it, ugly thing to say, shouldn't have said it. But that kid is being written out of Republican politics, and this guy, who has two separate long text exchanges and a phone call where a Republican friend is trying to talk him out of genocidal intent, says again and again and again, "No, I want to kill the children

• 20:22Tucker Carlson?

  because they're little fascists because of the blood in their veins, or the color of their skin, or whatever, they're in the wrong tribe, they should be killed." That's pretty heavy. And for a chief law enforcement officer of a major American state, that is disqualifying. If that's not disqualifying, then nothing is disqualifying. Has Jay Jones been disqualified? No, he could win. He could win the election. Early voting is in progress right now, of course, that's the point of early voting. It's to make sure people vote before they know anything. He could win. And one of the reasons he could win is because the Democratic Party of Virginia and nationally has formed a phalanx around him to protect him. The Black Caucus of Virginia, elected black legislators in Virginia, because he's

• 21:05Tucker Carlson?

  in their tribe, are defending him, flat out. But Trump is bad, they say. Trump is bad. Really? Has Trump called for the children of Americans he disagreed with to be murdered because they're related to people he disagrees with? Probably not. And if he ever does do that, every normal person will call for him to step down, because that is disqualifying. But, according to the Black Caucus of Virginia, no, no, no, Jay Jones is good enough. And it's not just on a statewide level, it's at the national level. Here's Nancy Pelosi defending Jay Jones. Watch.

• 21:38Speaker 03

  There is a Democrat running for Attorney General who's embroiled in a scandal over text messages, in which he, the Democrat, said that the GOP Speaker of the House of Delegates should get two bullets to the head for how he paid tribute to a former moderate Democratic lawmaker who died. He has apologized. Should he get out of the race?

• 22:01Speaker 04

  Well, that's up to the people, the leaders in Virginia. They have said he has apologized. What I understand is, they say that on balance, he's the better person to be Attorney General.

• 22:13Tucker Carlson?

  He's a better... In what sense, Ms. Former Speaker, is this man a better choice to be Attorney General of the state of Virginia? Of course, no one will ever ask her that. You'll notice that CNN truncated the quotes, where he's kind of offering up some rhetorical, "If you had three, two bullets, you know, who would you kill?" And left out the part where he says, "We should kill the children, too," and he goes full Hutu, full African, and says, "We should kill the children. The children, because they're little fascists, because their parents are fascists. Kill the wife. Kill the boar. Kill the farmer." That's what that is. That's kill the boar, kill the farmer. CNN left that out, of course.

• 22:56Tucker Carlson?

  But Nancy Pelosi just says, "Well, he's better." Well, in what sense is he better? How could you be... How could anything be worse than that? And the answer is, of course, abortion, another form of killing. That's all they care about. They want the ritual to continue. And somewhere in her reptile brain, she understands that a Democratic AG will be more likely to protect abortion than a Republican. And that's it. That's the only issue that matters. That's the only domestic issue that matters. It's neocon foreign policy and abortion. That's all that matters to the Republican Party, because that's all that matters to its donors. And both are incredibly dark. Both are about killing. That's what connects them.

• 23:41Tucker Carlson?

  Neocon foreign policy, kill them. Abortion, kill them. And both make the people who espouse them feel like God. That's the appeal. They're not policies, they're rituals. They're Canaanite rituals. Of course, they're sacrifices. But that's the most important thing, and it's so important to her and to her party, that she's willing to be a little bit embarrassed. I'm sure part of her, I mean, she grew up Catholic in Baltimore, 80 years ago, part of her was thinking, "Ugh, kill the children? Can we really support that?" And then, those instincts are overridden by what she knows to be true, which is, anything that jeopardizes abortion must be stopped, no matter what. And that's also clear in the calculation of Abigail Spanberger. Now, she's a member of Congress from Northern Virginia.

• 24:26Tucker Carlson?

  She's also probably the single creepiest person to serve in the House. A former CIA officer, actual CIA officer, or for some Saudi think tank, and then the CIA as an officer, which you'd think would disqualify someone immediately from serving in the Congress. How can you be an intel officer and then serve in the Congress? That's not a good idea, because it further blurs the lines between intel gathering and governing, which are blurred enough. But Abigail Spanberger, who's kind of the perfect distillation of the low-IQ, lefty, suburban mom, is running for governor right now and winning, still, against the Republican candidate Winsome Sears. And in their only debate the other night, Winsome Sears saw an advantage in talking about Jay Jones and put this question directly to Abigail Spanberger.

• 25:11Tucker Carlson?

  This is someone who's running on your ticket. His name will be right next to hers on Election Day. What do you think of this? Amazing exchange. Watch this.

• 25:22Speaker 05

  He must leave the race because Jay Jones advocated the murder, Abigail. The murder of a man, a former speaker, as well as his children who were two years, two and five years old. You have little girls. What would it take him pulling the trigger? Is that what would do it? And then you would say he needs to get out of the race, Abigail? You have nothing to say? Abigail? What if he said it about your two children, your three children? Is that when you would say he should get out of the race, Abigail? You're running to be governor.

• 26:02Tucker Carlson?

  Imagine that. The self-discipline that takes to just sit there as your opponent says things that are indisputably true and no normal person you would hope in the United States would disagree. You can't call for the murder of somebody's small children just because you don't like his politics. And she can't even say, "Look, it's awful. I get it. But I'm not running for Attorney General. I'm running for governor and I'll let voters decide or whatever." She shouldn't say anything. And you would think as a mother herself, inside, deep inside somewhere, would be just a basic human revulsion to the idea. So either that doesn't exist, or, much more likely, giving her the benefit of the doubt,

• 26:45Tucker Carlson?

  she understands that the Democratic Party is only about power. And in order to achieve power, you need numbers. You need the most offices you can get, and then you can wield power. Not for any specific end, but for its own sake. And they have that goal ever-present in mind. Safety in numbers, stick together, and we win. And when we win, we can do whatever we want.

• 27:16Tucker Carlson?

  Not make the country better, but we can do what we want. Our tribe will be in charge. That's the imperative. And they are focused on that relentlessly at every single level. I can promise you, if the Young Democrats Organization had a group chat leaked, which of course wouldn't happen because no young Democrat would send his own group chat to Politico to screw his friends, like that just wouldn't happen because there's loyalty among thieves. But if that did happen, there's no doubt that the Young Democrats of America Association would just ignore it. They would do what Abigail Spanberger did, which she was willing to do.

• 28:00Tucker Carlson?

  And the amazing thing is that woman who couldn't answer the most reasonable, simple question, are you for murdering kids? Is likely to be elected the next governor of Virginia. So without getting too hysterical or fear mongery or making the bogus claim that every Democrat wants to kill every Republican, that's not true. But there is unmistakably a hunger for violence among some Democratic leaders. There's no question. Well, now it's been revealed. And so the Charlie Kirk murder and the shooting of Steve Scalise, the attempted murder of Lee Zeldin, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. These were not anomalies. These were not randoms.

• 28:42Tucker Carlson?

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• 32:02Tucker Carlson?

  And now to the specifics of the Virginia case. Terry Kilgore is the, I think, longest-serving, certainly the leading, the top Republican in the Virginia House of Delegates, knows everybody involved in this. Terry, thanks so much for joining us. Jay Jones, who is this guy? And were you aware that he was fantasizing about genocide when you worked with him?

• 32:27Speaker 06

  No, I served in the General Assembly with him, Tucker, and served with him for a few years, served with his dad for probably 10 years. His dad was a great individual. We served on Courts of Justice together and Commerce and Labor together. So, no, I had no idea that anyone would be fantasizing about killing a Speaker of the House or his two kids who are 2 and 5 years old. It was just, when I first heard this, this was crazy. I just thought, no, this couldn't be true, but it is true.

• 32:58Tucker Carlson?

  You did see Jay Jones, though, when the blackface scandal happened several years ago, jump up and down about how he'd been the victim of racism. You're from southwest Virginia, which is overwhelmingly white and poor. This is a black guy, or part-black guy, or whatever, he says he's a black guy, from Norfolk, whose dad went to boarding school in Princeton. Both parents are judges, he goes to private school and then UVA Law School. He is a childhood privilege, if there ever was one. Did anyone, when he was going on about how he was the victim of racism, ever say, hey, son, you're a rich kid, shut up?

• 33:29Speaker 06

  Well, I may know that, I don't think they did, but every Democrat at that time, every Democrat called for Ralph Northam to resign. It was, Abigail Spanberg called on Ralph Northam to resign. But switched to today, no Democrat, not one, not a single Democrat, has called on Jay Jones to resign. And you know why? Because they lose Attorney General if they call on Jay Jones to resign. There's no decency there.

• 33:59Tucker Carlson?

  Why are they so focused on Attorney General?

• 34:03Speaker 06

  But, but, well, it's the chief, it's the chief law enforcement officer of the Commonwealth. The Attorney General has the right to sue, or to join suits, to join these nationwide suits against the Trump administration that everybody's wanting to go against. That's one of their keys, because that's what Jay Jones has said. I'm going to be suing Donald Trump. And that's what they want. And that's why it's so important for them to have the Attorney General's office. But if you look at J.C. Marais, you know, his mother escaped the communist Cuba. He worked his way through college and law school. Great guy, J.C. Marais. Served with him in the House. He was in the House, and he's just a great individual.

• 34:43Tucker Carlson?

  He's a Republican incumbent.

• 34:44Speaker 06

  He's the Republican.

• 34:45Tucker Carlson?

  Attorney General, exactly. So, this conversation, this text exchange, happened several years ago. And when it happened, the Republican, to whom he was texting, I don't have any idea what that was about, but it happened, sent this exchange to the Speaker, who was being threatened by Jay Jones, whose children being threatened by Jay Jones. Did he tell anybody about it? Did you hear about it then?

• 35:10Speaker 06

  No, I didn't hear about it at that time. I was Majority Leader at the time. I didn't hear about it, to be perfectly honest. I didn't know anything about it until the Friday that all this was released. And, uh, no, I think Todd was just handling it, you know, in a way Todd normally handled things. Todd's a great guy, good friend. You know, his two little kids are just precious little kids, two little boys, you know, in school now, but at that time, they were around the General Assembly all the time. Everybody knew the Gilbert kids, and Jay Jones would have known the Gilbert kids. That's what's terrible about this whole situation. It wasn't like, hey, I want to kill a kid who's from another country.

• 35:52Speaker 06

  You would know this kid, these kids, because you were in the General Assembly.

• 35:57Tucker Carlson?

  That's horrifying. So, Todd got, he got out, he's no longer serving? Is that correct?

• 36:02Speaker 06

  No, he's no longer serving. serving. He is now a Commonwealth attorney, assistant Commonwealth attorney in Page County. I talked to him this this past week just to check on him. And and the bad thing about it is now there has to be police presence where his kids are. And that's what's because they they still receive threats. And that's what's bad about this whole ordeal.

• 36:27Tucker Carlson?

  So how is Jay Jones being treated? I know no one's called for him to get out of the race, but this is, again, I said at the outset, there are lots of leaked leaked text is an invasion of privacy. So I'm generally against leaking texts. I've been the victim of it. I I'm kind of sympathetic to people whose texts are leaked. But this is so unequivocal. The guy, she says, are you sure you want to kill the kids? Yes, I am. This is so over the top. How can this guy even have a job in Virginia of any kind?

• 36:54Speaker 06

  Well, I mean, that that's a good point. I mean, you know, this is, this was terrible. What the and by him doubling down, as you said earlier, that just made it even worse. You know, he didn't say, oh, no, I was just kidding.

• 37:07Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, of course.

• 37:08Speaker 06

  Yeah, you know, but no, he doubled down. She gave him an opportunity. Carrie gave him an opportunity. And he doubled down on that after she gave him the opportunity. So he said what he said, he meant what he said. And I would just like for one Democrat to come out and say, hey, he should resign. He does not need to be the chief law enforcement officer of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

• 37:31Tucker Carlson?

  How how long have you been in elected office?

• 37:35Speaker 06

  I've been in the House of Delegates 32 years. And before that, I was the Commonwealth attorney in Scott County for six years. So I've been 38 years of my life, I've been in the public. And and as you said, growing up in rural southwest Virginia, you know, first, my brother and I, first of our family to graduate from college and grew up in a blue collar family. You know, we we didn't have all these privileges that a lot of folks had. So.

• 38:02Speaker 02

  You know, it's southwest Virginia and growing up from down there, you know, you have certain values, you know, it's, you know, you're in the, you're on the tail end of the Appalachian Mountains up there. So you know how the values are in rural America. They're different.

• 38:18Tucker Carlson?

  Yeah, well, they're, I mean, when your dad goes to Princeton as a judge and you're claiming to be the victim of racism, when you went to the most, you know, expensive school, it does suggest a certain kind of entitlement. Does this give you the creeps a little bit that people you served with are dreaming about killing kids?

• 38:40Speaker 02

  I mean, it does. It makes you think, I've never had those dreams. I've never had those thoughts. I mean, why would you ever have thoughts like that unless you really truly just hated someone? You really truly hated someone? And this was all about gun control. This was an argument we was having about, we were having about gun control in the General Assembly. And that's what some of these texts were related to. So, you know, I'm not going to get mad over anything like that. I don't care what the issue is. I mean, would I be disappointed in certain votes? Yes. But would I get that far along where I'm threatening someone or their kids? Absolutely not. Common decency, Christian values are not

• 39:24Speaker 02

  going to let you go. That shouldn't let you go that far.

• 39:26Tucker Carlson?

  What's the problem with Spanberger? Why wouldn't she, I mean, she stared ahead like a robot, like a, some kind of creepy bot? Like, what was that?

• 39:34Speaker 02

  I mean, she looked like a deer, and I like deer. Come on, I like, I like deer. She looked like a deer in the headlights. I was just sitting there like, who in the world told her just to stare? I mean, you know, if, if she won't answer for her kids, that she wouldn't want her kids to be in this situation, is she going to protect your kids? That's, that's what I would be asking, if I was with some seniors, I'd say, if she won't protect her kids, is she really going to protect your kids? And that's a no.

• 40:02Tucker Carlson?

  And what's going on with her soul? I mean, I know she was a CIA officer, so that's already a fair question, but, but, I mean, how could someone like that be governor?

• 40:12Speaker 02

  I mean, the polls are tightening. We're seeing a big shift in Virginia. We're watching the polls move our way, and we just hope it's been, it's quick enough. Of course, we got this early voting, you know, 45 days out, which was, I didn't vote for, which is crazy. Yeah, it's too long, because things do change, has, you know, as we were talking about here today. So we hope that we can catch up. We hope that we, I think Mayares has caught up and is ahead. So that's, that's, that's some good news. But, you know, we just need to keep pushing.

• 40:45Tucker Carlson?

  That's unbelievable. Terry Kilgore, head Republican in the Virginia House. Thank you very much for doing that.

• 40:52Speaker 02

  Thank you.

• 40:53Tucker Carlson?

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• 43:00Tucker Carlson?

  So the question is, is this a national trend? You don't want to be paranoid, you don't want to take, you know, one act of violence and extrapolate out and start slandering half the country's population. But there is a theme here. It's unmistakable. Steve Bannon is one of the deepest thinkers on the right, has noticed this, thought about it, and joins us now. Steve, thanks so much for doing this. What do you, what do you, the Jay Jones thing seems, I'm hard to shock, but it does seem like next, kind of a next level escalation.

• 43:34Speaker 06

  It's definitely up the escalatory ladder, Tucker. And as a native Virginian, it's pretty, it's pretty shocking that no one's, what's shocking is not so much they thought these horrible thoughts, which is bad enough, but that no one's come out and condemned him. It's been absolute silence. And of course, the Democrat nominee, it's just a word salad. She can't even explain it. So it's, it shows you how radicalized the Democratic Party's become, but I think people better get ready. It's going to get a lot worse. And I think that's because you saw the Supreme Court today, the, the argument about, you know, DEI districts. You've seen this controversy over the mid-decade census.

• 44:19Speaker 06

  You've seen the redistricting fight, we can pick up 21. If you add all that together, I think the Times is saying on the, on the, on the DEI alone, the racial imbalance, I think the Times has us picking up 12 seats, Politico 19 seats. That does not include all the redistricting fights, which is another 21, gross seats there. And you add in really doing a real census where illegal aliens are not counted, they're never going to take back the House and the Senate. And so you're only going to, what gets me is we're on an arc that they're only progressively going to get more violent. And you can see this in their worship of Mangini, the worship of this, the alleged assassin of, of Charlie Kirk. So I think it's going to get a lot worse.

• 45:05Tucker Carlson?

  Given that, and I hope you're wrong, but I sense you're not. What do you make of Mike Lawler's, Congressman Mike Lawler's response and the Governing Board of the National Young Republicans Organization to these text messages, which I'm not endorsing, by the way, but, you know, calling someone a retard or these kids should be destroyed? Like, it's an interesting contrast. The Republicans kind of are very quick to shame their own.

• 45:34Speaker 06

  They'll always fold. Establishment Republicans will always fold, as you know this, better than anybody in any fight. They're gonna fold and they're gonna try to be supplicants to the media. They're gonna be, try to be supplicants to the media, that kind of Chamber of Commerce, big donor attitude, that we want to be invited to the parties, we want to be in the club, we want to have the New York Times write nice things about us. That's it. We're, we're heading towards a civil war. I don't think there's any doubt. We looked at the indices out there and the, and the, these are unbridgeable divides right now and getting deeper. And the Democratic Party is getting more and more radical. Look, everything we're dealing with right now is about illegal aliens, whether it's they want to spend a

• 46:17Speaker 06

  trillion dollars on their healthcare, whether they're demanding a census to counsel for congressional races and for Electoral College, whether it's the mass deportations that we're trying to get done in Portland, Chicago, Los Angeles. Everything's, if they don't have illegal aliens, if they don't have a foreign entity in here and folks in here, they don't have, there's no way for them to put together the votes. They love democracy, but it's just the math doesn't work. You saw the Supreme Court today. You see these redistricting fights, and the redistricting fights are kind of like the kids in this chatroom. If we had enough stones and urgency and maximalization strategy, the 21 would already be up on the table,

• 46:58Speaker 06

  right? We'd be now executing how you do it. We have to do a whole fight about that. So the establishment, because they come up in this paradigm where the established order controls everything, and they want to be part of the established order, and we see that we got here, you know, we've gotten here over 40 or 50 years, and we've won enough times as Republicans, the House, the Senate, the presidency, the countries. Basically, on a cliff of an abyss, if it hadn't been for Trump, with all his imperfections, the country would be over. So, um, it's just gonna get worse. We're gonna always have, like this thing in Kansas, where they're gonna throw, you know, people under the bus immediately,

• 47:38Speaker 06

  and cower, and be supplicants, and ask for forgiveness, for people who are not worthy of us asking for forgiveness. And, uh, the fight is gonna get more intense. The left is gonna get more radical. They're gonna go up more of the escalatory ladder. Look, man, Jeannie's a hero to them. You gotta face, and, and, and Mondami. He, he's a Marxist jihadist, that's gonna win, I don't know, by fifteen points or so, in New York City. Sadiq Khan. Everything they have is even more radical than you can anticipate. It's getting worse every day. Uh, they're not being, there's nothing, and it's really nothing to debate. We have this chasm. And to me, it's the, the issue I have, is that the Trump

• 48:21Speaker 06

  administration is, and Pam Bondi and the, and the crew are not moving quickly enough. They had a thing today in the Oval, which was great, about stopping, you know, violence in the streets. That's great. And I appreciate that. But we have to focus on the deep state. We have to focus on taking this apparatus. We only have a short window of time, I think, to be able to do this, and we're not prioritizing it, and we're not hiring enough US attorneys to focus on it, and we're not getting that. If we don't get that done, these statistics we're putting out, and the great job that Cash and people, and Dan Bond Jr. are doing about arresting bad guys is not gonna matter, because you're gonna have more bad guys later invited, invited back in by these people. So now, it's time to, I think, maximize our own strategy, seize the institutions, and, and move with a sense of urgency.

• 49:04Tucker Carlson?

  Can you give a couple examples of what you think DOJ should be doing right now?

• 49:08Speaker 06

  Well, first off, I think DOJ, we got attorneys. I think we gotta go back to the beginning. You have to go back to the, uh, you have to go back to the election. You have to go back to January 6th. Look at Nancy Pelosi. There's a young reporter. Allison Steinberg over at Lindell TV, she asked Nancy Pelosi a question today about January 6th about the National Guard and Nancy Pelosi turned around screamed at her from a few voice, "Shut up. How can you ask that? They're so sensitive about January 6th. You gotta go back to the stolen election of 2020. You've got to go back to January 6th. You have to take the whole continuum. You have to go back to the initial, the whole thing on, on Crossfire Hurricane. You have to put the, you have to adjudicate everything they did and we have to do it in public, even throw in the pandemic in there and the

• 49:52Speaker 06

  response, the Summer of Love, all of it. We, if to keep this republic and keep it as a constitutional republic, we have to be fair about this. We have to be transparent about it. We have to adjudicate it, uh, by the rule of law, but it has to be done. And you see, we're making a surprise. You got Comey with a couple of charges on appetizer, John Bolton, uh, you know, maybe with a couple, Letitia James, but it's not good enough and it's not fast enough. And the only way we're going to solve this is US attorneys. I think we're 25 or 30 short is what I'm hearing. There's just some sort of backlog and you can't, you can't depend on a, a, a halogen coming out of nowhere and being able to drop a couple right away. We, we have to take, uh, apart the deep state. We have to do it

• 50:36Speaker 06

  now in every aspect that's happened over the last couple of years. You know, at Charlie's, I know you were at the, uh, Student Action Summit down in Tampa and normally, you know me, I'm running out there, "We're at war" and I'm dropping the mic and running around like a madman. I told Charlie before, I said, "This is going to be very different." I said, "I'm going to go out with I call the Tampa resolves." And it is, we have to prioritize everything else we're working on. It has to be to go after the deep state. That, that combination of national security, intelligence, law enforcement, the Pentagon, its interconnections with Wall Street and big tech, that we have to do that. If we don't go after that and do it now with a sense of urgency, we're, we're never going to have another shot. This is the time we have to do it. We have to make it a priority. And I said, "You're going

• 51:19Speaker 06

  to find out something." And this is the third resolve, I said, was, you know, do it now, do it with her and seen the third was. Whoever not with us is against us. This is the best way we can unmask everybody because this is not going to be pleasant. It's not going to be easy. You and I are called, you're called more names than I am, but we're both, you know, by the Tel Aviv Levin crowd, we're called everything, right? They're going to do more of that because the deep state is also connected with certain of our allies. You have to go do this and you have to do it. It's not going to be pleasant. You're going to get thrown out of your country club, maybe. But if you're going to save the republic, we have to do this now. And a part of that, you're going to see if you do that, the political, the escalating

• 52:04Speaker 06

  political violence of the more and more radical left and quite frankly, more and more of the central apparatus of the Democratic Party is going to be gutted. And that's why I think, you know, President Trump, I know, wants to focus, Todd Blanch talked about today in the Oval Office. It has to happen. And it's only going to happen, I think, if people like you and myself and some others keep saying, hey, guys, I understand you got a thousand things you're working on, but we have to start to rank order priorities and this has to be the priority right now for President Trump.

• 52:33Tucker Carlson?

  I mean, there are so many places you could start, but it seems obvious that you would start with the FBI. And we now know, it's confirmed that there were hundreds of plainclothes FBI agents in the crowd on January 6th. So that changes, that's not crowd control, that's political subversion. And it kind of confirms what a lot of people have been saying for a number of years now that there was a fake element to that. There were a lot of sincere people protesting what they thought was the theft of the election, but there were also clearly agitators in the crowd. It was a setup to some extent, obviously. Hundreds of plainclothes FBI agents? And, you know, I almost got fired for saying that a couple of years ago was obvious to me, but now we know it's true.

• 53:18Tucker Carlson?

  In fact, it's worse than we thought it was. How many FBI officials have been fired for that?

• 53:25Speaker 06

  Not, I mean, you continue to ask how many have been let go. I think a handful. I don't know. It hasn't been enough to register with any type of, uh, headcount that OMB is doing. Or budget, the budget increase. Look, I love Cash and I love Dan Regina. Yeah. Cash is like a brother to me. But there are two guys hanging on by their fingernails. The same with Pam and Todd. This is why I say the official inside the US Attorney, uh, uh, uh, main justice. You need about another 25 or 30 of these prosecutors. You gotta get on with it. The FBI, look, I, I for a long time have said, I think we gotta bifurcate. It's too big, too complicated, covers too much stuff. Like the counterterrorism, you gotta bifurcate.

• 54:07Speaker 06

  I think you put the counterterrorism, first off, you downsize it and you put it, uh, in the intelligence part over DHS. And you have some, a reorganization of that. This is law enforcement. I'll be tied to US attorneys. We ought to have a much smaller federal police, federal police force, which this is. It ought to have a much tighter mandate. We have to have much more control because, look, the scandal of the FBI is twofold. Number one is what they did and the mentality and, and the, and the organizing principles inside the FBI that made it, that you would do it and it was career enhancing to do it. In fact, you would not think of not doing it. The whistleblowers were a handful. I mean, I'd sit on the, on the war every day and say, hey, look, you're not going to be able to use the SS, uh, excuse that, hey, I was just following orders. You have, we've only had a handful of, of whistleblowers.

• 54:53Speaker 06

  And we know from the other day of even getting this information you're talking about and others talking about, came from, it's not that Dan, Dan and Cash admit, uh, we don't control it. We didn't get the information. This came through a whistleblower. This came through some person that was afraid of getting wrapped up in this. But the, the FBI to me should be downsized by two thirds. First off, by splitting it up and then going through, because remember the second part of the scandal and maybe the more important. Is that Ray bald faced lied to people for years and years and years and the oversight, it just kind of one of the oversight if we hadn't won and come back from nowhere because they never thought we were coming back, right? That's one of the reasons they were so blatant. We wouldn't know any of this today because Congress didn't perform its functions and I

• 55:35Speaker 06

  might add that this was a Republican administration. It was President Trump's administration and we can kind of control for a moment the apparatus of which they lied to us and there was no follow up on the oversight. It's just, okay, so Ray was able to kind of worm out of it. It's so deep. It requires to me a, a, you have to go in with a trenching tool and dig them out and we got to have cash and Dan's back to do that. We're not doing it right now and you can't depend upon just a random whistleblower to have a act of conscience. So you can't depend upon the kindness of others. We have to do this and it's going to be unpleasant and the New York Times is going to say you're a bunch of fascists and the New Yorker is going to say terrible things about you, but hey, who cares? We're

• 56:17Speaker 06

  trying to save our country right now and now we've won everything. If we don't take advantage of every fricking moment because we're burning daylight. This is going to pass. There's going to be all kind of other issues come up and we're just going, okay, let's go have another election. It's not enough.

• 56:32Tucker Carlson?

  We, I mean, we've already wasted months and months and months in this Iran Qatar insanity, you know, totally unrelated to the insanity, but also you sort of wonder like, what's the cost? Not just the financial cost, but the cost in attention and priority.

• 56:47Speaker 06

  The opportunity cost.

• 56:48Tucker Carlson?

  But what is this impulse? You've been in Republican politics, really at the center of it for so long, where Republicans seem to spend most of their time policing, the leaders policing their members and their voters. Like, what is that?

• 57:04Speaker 06

  It's, it's the, it's the abused spouse syndrome, whatever. It's, by the way, the policing is immediate and constant, right? And almost, and almost like Cromwell. I mean, the policing is immediate and there's no discussion about how this happened or whatever, but for the left, you let them get away with the most egregious, and they know that. They know that we're, they know that institutionally, the party is weak. Because the parties want not a party of government, obviously, of individuals, but it's attracted, and you know this better than anybody, just people who kind of want to get along, who want to be, have people not say bad things about them, uh, you know, and the way to do that is just to go along. And if we can make some changes on the margin, it would work. If

• 57:49Speaker 06

  that strategy worked, the country wouldn't be on the edge of the abyss. Even with Trump, we are on the edge of the abyss. And people, and many people waking up to it, the MAGA base knows it. They got the pitchforks, they're ready to roll. In fact, every day when I do the show, they're blowing me up of, hey, why are we not doing more about the deep state? Why are we not naming names? Why are people out there? Which is great. So, we have a voting base of blue collar and middle-class people are saying, we've had a belly full of this, and we want action. Right? And you have still political apparatus that continues to say, because even Dan Bongino, those guys are police. Look, look when our people go up to Capitol Hill. They get as tough a grilling by the, by the Republicans oftentimes,

• 58:33Speaker 06

  as they do the Democrat, the Democrats are so over the top, it's insane. But you, they're still, the, the, um, the, you know, the correction police, the correct, you know, the be politically correct is still there, and still the mentality of it. The only way we're going to do that is to, to just take action and get some scalps. And that's why I think you're starting to see through some of these indictments, maybe Bolton, but it's not enough, and you're not getting to the central apparatus part, which we have to get to.

• 58:59Tucker Carlson?

  I mean, a lot of the political consultants at, you know, highest level Republican political consultants seem very consumed with knocking off Marjorie Taylor Greene, or Thomas Massey. You don't have to agree with everything those people are calling for, but you can't say they're liberal, they're not liberal. I mean, Massey's kind of a libertarian, but he's a lot more conservative than, I don't know, Lindsey Graham or Michael Lawler by any measure. And yet, they seem like they're spending 80% of their day trying to find a primary challenger for Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Like, what is that? Is that, I mean, it almost seems like subversion to me.

• 59:39Speaker 06

  They're so, look, they're so tied to the Israel first money. This is what's, they're trying to crush Massey out in, and Massey's not perfect, right? MTG, I'm, I'm very close to MTG. She's not perfect. You know, she flipped and went with McCarthy, but she's a firebrand and she's a fighter. And when a fight counts, she's going to be there with you.

• 59:57Tucker Carlson?

  Well, and they're both sincere. That's the thing. Both, that's, that's, I don't agree with everything, I do agree with everything Marjorie says, but I don't agree with everything Massey says, but he's totally sincere. He's not getting paid to say these things. He means it. And isn't that who you want on your side?

• 1:00:12Speaker 06

  Here's, well, they don't, here, look, Luntz and these guys, remember, if you look back up at Capitol Hill, and I know you know the math here, we only have a handful of MAGA people, right? If you look in the Senate, we got maybe Eric Schmidt, maybe Josh Hawley, both from Missouri. In the House, we got a handful. We got a handful. And, because they look at Trump as a passing summer storm. It could be bad, but it's going to pass. And if we just, this is why I'm saying we have to have a sense of urgency, we're burning daylight. They just hope to tap President Trump along. And they'll get to midterms and then, you know, 2028, and they'll just, you know, Ted Cruz already had a big article in the, the Daily Telegraph, he's already putting his team together. I know it's totally random. It's totally, it's totally random from your

• 1:00:57Speaker 06

  interview and that Israel first has to have a candidate since they just got crushed here in the last couple of days. But it is because, uh, certain vested interests want people to kind of toe, kowtow to a line, right? And if you fall outside that, they're going to come after you. And I think that's why it behooves us, look, Fox just had the first, first interview, I think, I think with Mount Dominique, right? He gets on there, six minutes, they got a big debate tomorrow night. The only question was about Gaza and Israel. They're asking this guy, with everything else going on, and quite frankly, how he's a Marxist jihadist, but he has kind of taken populism and talk, you know, talk about affordability.

• 1:01:42Speaker 06

  You'd think you might want to get in back of the Working Families Party and DSA and how they replicate the Trump, you know? Turning Point, War Room, Precinct Strategy for Ground Game for Low Information, Low Propensity Voters, and this is why they're blowing guys out, because they had no money at first against Cuomo. Now, we're not going to talk about that. We're going to talk about arresting Bibi Netanyahu. You haven't given Trump credit. And what do you think about the Gaza peace? Literally five minutes, the first interview, five minutes, all about, all about Israel. This is just this, this, this obsession with it. And when I gave that keynote speech to kind of wrap up the National Conservatism Conference, which is kind of got a, a, a strong neocon, you know, take on it.

• 1:02:24Speaker 06

  I said, to quote T E Lawrence from The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, what they told him at the time when he showed up at Cairo's military headquarters, they said, "Look, the Middle East is a sideshow to the main event, the Western Front." That's right. And the Arab revolt is a sideshow to a sideshow. And I said, "The Middle East, right now for us, with everything geopolitically going on, and the economic war with China, and, and, and our nation sliding toward a civil war around insurrection with a party like the Democrats have an escalatory ladder of violence, the Middle East is a sideshow, and the Israel issue is a sideshow to a sideshow." We did, that's full stop. And you can't let it, you can't let it be the central thing that you, that you revolve around.

• 1:03:07Speaker 06

  And I'm, I'm a supporter of Israel, and I'm a supporter of the Jewish people. But the Israel-first aspect of this has taken our eyes so far off the ball, because they kept saying it's going to tear MAGA apart. It's not going to tear MAGA apart, because it's not a big enough fundamental issue to tear us apart. And that's why we have to focus on the time that we have to really take down the central thing that President Trump will be known for. One, will be some of this peace on the Eurasian landmass, etc. But the central thing, if he can accomplish it, and we must accomplish it on his tour of duty, is the deconstruction of the administrative state and the destruction of the deep state.

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• 1:05:25Speaker 03

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• 1:05:53Tucker Carlson?

  What are the midterms going to look like, do you think?

• 1:05:57Speaker 06

  Well, hey, if we get the redistricting things, and I think Mike Davis was on the show earlier, and of course, the left is melting down this afternoon after the Supreme Court, you know, debates, or the Supreme Court today on the DEI congressional gerrymandering districts. If we get a win there, and we do the redistricting that is only fair to the American people, if we get those, you could add another, you know, 10 or 15, maybe 20 net seats. It'll be quite hard to overcome. We can't, if we allow Hakeem Jeffries, the guys, either steal seats or win seats. And they take over the house. People have to understand the whole Trump revolution comes

• 1:06:42Speaker 06

  to a full stop. They will be subpoenas flying the first day. Trump will be impeached in the first three weeks. Not that he'll be removed from office, but they'll go through the whole rigmarole. You're gonna have subpoenas flying everywhere. The whole fight every day will be trench warfare against Hakeem Jeffries and these guys to keep our revolutionary movement going to basically return ourselves to a constitutional republic. That's the stakes of these midterms. And that's why I say every person, every governor, and a lot of these governors are not working with us because guess what? They don't, it's like Cox in Utah, you know, was it Pilsen in Nebraska? They don't want to upset the apple cart. They don't have people say bad things about them. So if we get the redistrictings, the redistrictings

• 1:07:24Speaker 06

  done that are out there to do, and you have a ruling from the Supreme Court that talks about, you know, these are net, I think times I said 12 and Politico 19, it's a steep hill for Jeffries to overcome. And I think this is a danger also for the country. I think as they see that the democratic process is not going to work for them, that basically the dynamics and demographics of the country, also a revival of, I think, religious, because I think this young generation, 18 to 30s, particularly the men are the most based generation we've ever had.

• 1:07:58Tucker Carlson?

  Yes, for sure.

• 1:07:58Speaker 06

  That if this, if this keeps coming, they're not gonna be a win at the ballot box. And so they will go to, you know, on a twist on Clausewitz, they will go to violence of other means politically, when the political process and the democracy doesn't work. Because remember, the people that beat the drum of democracy were the Bolsheviks back in 17. The left uses the same type of language. And people should understand, when they understand that the electoral college has moved away from them, that the House has moved away from them, for the legitimate and fair demographics and shifts in the nation, they're gonna get more violent, they're gonna get more angry, and they're gonna get more dangerous.

• 1:08:40Tucker Carlson?

  So we have institutions to deal with civil unrest, of course, and one of them's the FBI. And so it seems like it would be a matter of self-preservation. If you're on the side of the Constitution and Heritage America and just like normal people, you would want an institutional law enforcement agency that could keep riots from metastasizing into civil war. So you'd want to make sure the FBI was on the side of the Constitution, no? Like immediately?

• 1:09:09Speaker 06

  You would, but I think they're, they're trying, that's what I'm saying. You have an institutional problem, they're just not a personal, personnel problem. It's just not a Comey or a Ray.

• 1:09:16Tucker Carlson?

  Right, right.

• 1:09:17Speaker 06

  There's a deep, there's a deep rot. And, and why? Because, remember the, the, the, the traditional Catholics they went after, that's my parish, my parents who are blue collar people, started a little traditional Latin Mass parish as a spinoff from the Benedictine Abbey back in the late seventies. And these are the people that have eight and nine kids, a couple of people of the kids go in the Marines or the Navy. It's just the salt of the earth. They have no money, uh, they're, they're, it's blue collar. That's the parish they focused on to make this thing over the entire country, that this is where extremism is. And you can't have a more Americana place than this. It's the institution that's rotted. When I was in Danbury Prison, some of the most remarkable men I've ever met are these

• 1:10:01Speaker 06

  men that are in prison for five, six, seven, eight years for praying the rosary outside of an abortion clinic. That's all they did. They go to prison, and of course they have women that are grandmothers in the other prisons. If you look across the board, the FBI, if we think it, we, it lost its way under Hoover, and we think institutionally it drifted, and even in nine 11, since had a terrible track record, there is a deep rot in there that's quite frankly anti-American. So now when really America, you're right, would need her, need it as an institution most, you actually have to go in it institutionally, take this thing apart, I think bifurcate it, get the two, law enforcement and, and counterintelligence and intel out of there,

• 1:10:44Speaker 06

  and then deal with the law enforcement, but still layer by layer, you have to take it apart, you have to bring in a new generation of, of FBI agents, train them up, almost start like Hoover, start it over again, think it through. And then go otherwise you're you're just putting a Band-Aid on a shotgun wound and it's not going to work and I think that that's the mentality on Capitol Hill you can see this is no urgent there's no budget cuts coming from this there's no getting the director up there and raking them over the coals about how many personnel have you let go let me see the internal reports we're finding these things out every couple of days from whistleblowers who are getting nervous they may get wrapped up in an investigation but that's that's not good enough that's not systemically going through this

• 1:11:26Tucker Carlson?

  Whose fault is that?

• 1:11:29Speaker 06

  I think it's I think it's um

• 1:11:32Tucker Carlson?

  Like where's Mike Johnson where's the Speaker of the House in this?

• 1:11:34Speaker 06

  No he's the epitome of what you talk about law he's just he's the personification of we wouldn't have been in this shape with all the elections we won right both at the presidential level House Senate we wouldn't have been in the shape if you had men and women of of courage and basically saying I don't care what they say about me I don't care if I'm here for two terms or 20 terms I'm gonna get to the heart of this he's a go along to get along guy obviously and that's the that's the institutional mindset over there it's a kind of a faceless crowd that's why the Marjorie Taylor Greene's uh stick out right this is why certain people kind of stick out because they are fire breathers the Matt Gaetzes of the world if you if you're a fire breather you stick out and they want to hammer you

• 1:12:18Speaker 06

  down right they want to throw you under the bus so I I think that institution has to be changed but I think we got to go after the executive branch institution so we're not gonna have a lot of time and we're gonna meet tremendous resistance on this the the deeper one the FBI is bad as the FBI is which is terrible when you look at the intelligence apparatus in the national security part with the Pentagon because remember why do we just have a huge win and basically breaking the back of the Israel first people because About the Iran, the Persian situation, right? And we now know from the times of Israel, right? Not from the Tucker Carlson show and not from War Room, not from Breitbart.

• 1:12:58Speaker 06

  You now know that the war cabinet's minutes in debate was about a two-year stretch for this nuclear program to really be of danger kick in. Two years, of which we said all the time, not two days, not two weeks, yet the CIA, and I say Radcliffe's the guy we ought to bring up and have him testify in front of Congress in Grilling. How did he give the president totally different information than Tulsi Gabbard and her team, who turned out to be right? And remember, we went for two months and Tulsi Gabbard was thrown under the bus every day. There was a horrible article about her. She's not a team player. She's incompetent. She's overhead. And she got a little bit ostracized there for a minute. Until people realize, hello, she actually did an aggregate of all the different, all

• 1:13:43Speaker 06

  the different 17 branches, and she was right. There was no change from her original testimony. It was about two, two years away or thereabouts, according to the war cabinet of, of, of, of the Israel government, Israeli government, the Netanyahu government. And it kind of comports to when Bret Baer pressed him up that Sunday night, was saying, hey, why was this so urgent the other day? And go ahead, how about, and then he said, well, you know, we're six months to a year away. That's another bald-faced lie. It's two years. He just debated this the other night. That effort shows us that we have a massive problem in the, in the intelligence apparatus. And that, to me, should be as higher priority as the FBI. You have to do them both. You have to do them now. You have to put a team together to go do it.

• 1:14:27Speaker 06

  And the people you put together have to be incredibly tough and incredibly focused. But that's why I think I've been arguing for a special prosecutor for this entire kind of a deep state, or at least the conspiracy against Trump in the first term and rolling up to the second term of the, of a Clapper and Brennan and all these guys. So it's, I, I think either do it that way or internally, if you can do it, but hire more US attorneys. Cut the FBI down by at least a third immediately, even if you have to give some things you're working on, because I think right now the people are saying, hey, look, it's great with with the crime thing you did today, Cash, I feel better. But you know what? President Trump's committed to put troops into the cities, and he should if

• 1:15:09Speaker 06

  we have to shut this crime down. So let's just start taking the FBI apart. I don't think any one person's to blame. I think it is that there's so much going on, they're so overwhelmed in other topics, we just need to kind of triage this and say, okay, guys, let's think about the end game here. Like, let's take up, let's go three years down range. Where do we want to be on these institutions and and kind of work back to that to the day? I think you can get great people in there to do it.

• 1:15:36Tucker Carlson?

  So you said you think that violence could be coming or is coming, moving towards some kind of national split. There's always a flashpoint that kicks off. Usually it's manufactured. The death of George Floyd, for example. But when that happens, it comes out of nowhere. No one's prepared for it. And Republicans, in general, Republican leaders, miss what it is. At, you know, Nikki Haley on the first day of the George Floyd riots, cheered on the riots. Many Republicans in Washington reacted to January 6th like it was an actual insurrection. Like, they, they, they go along with the lie. And that has

• 1:16:17Tucker Carlson?

  huge downstream effects. Will that happen again? Whenever that flashpoint comes?

• 1:16:22Speaker 06

  Certainly. No doubt. Because these are not courageous people. They would rather be supplicants and have approval in the, you know, the, was it the, the architecture of approval. They would rather go to the side that's going to go to pad ahead. Here's what I tell people. I gave this talk at Semaphores, you know, their, their little Davos they do in the spring. When Ben Smith invited me to talk at kind of one of the guys that wrapped it up. And I said, Look, you may not like the populist policies I put forward economics. You may not like the fact that I push to have a tax increase for the, for the wealthy. Right? Because I just do the math, and something's going to have to give here. We're just not going to grow our way out of it. But I said, You're going to have

• 1:17:06Speaker 06

  a choice. Your choice is Mangini, right? Or really populist nationalism. Because this, and this is before Mondami, so now they got to count two. But

• 1:17:22Speaker 06

  The hero worship of that guy, the hero worship of the alleged assassin, and I'm not even sure, I haven't seen enough to believe he's the assassin, I think it's a much deeper conspiracy. But the hero worship by the radicals on the left, particularly the most radical, which may be these trannies, right, they're now basically very disturbed men and very manipulative men, that's who most of them are, right, who are now down on this and wanna, you know, want it to be a gunfight. I said, you should watch online and you should watch how they're kind of turned into heroes. If you want to see where this thing's gonna go. Because it's not gonna, with Reddit and these other chat rooms, it's only getting darker.

• 1:18:05Speaker 06

  And the more they lose, and particularly the more that they see that structurally, the country's changed, and finally, with Trump and others, you have people that will call that out, the Supreme Court will move on it, uh, people will do these redistrictings, uh, that institutionally, we will start to at least make some movement there. When they see that it's impossible to take back the House, or to take back the Senate, so, in Electoral College, I think it's gonna be very, very difficult, but even if they take that, we would structurally have the House and Senate as a check, and start to do the deconstruction of the administrative state with, with Russ Vought and the team, they're going to get more violent. They're not gonna get more, they're not gonna embrace, uh, some sort of Martin Luther King

• 1:18:46Speaker 06

  or Gandhi, uh, you know, the, the underlying philosophy and ethics of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. They're not gonna go, it's not gonna be the Beatitudes. They're going to get more dangerous, and you can see this, how they're getting egged on by MSNBC, how they're getting egged on by the, the corporate media on the left. And so, that's where I think we're going to a very dark place. But when you go through hell, let's go through as quickly as possible. And I think we have to stand and face it today, so our kids and grandkids don't have to do it.

• 1:19:17Tucker Carlson?

  So how, how should people prepare for that, personally? People who have no control over Supreme Court decisions, or electoral maps, like a family, how do you prepare for what you think is imminent?

• 1:19:29Speaker 06

  Well, I think first of all, a family ought to be in your, in your daily life. Like, one of our sponsors is My Patriot Supply. Ten years ago, that was looked like as wingnuts, right? It's a tinfoil hat. It's not a tinfoil hat. And you look what's happening to the grid. You look at what's going to happen in these data centers, even the water use of the data centers. Number one, as a family unit, I think you ought to get to know each other very well and spend time in each other's life. You ought to have set readings and, and try to do the underpinnings of our culture more and more and more to really nurture the unit of the family. Uh, but number two, I think you've got to get ready. You just, you have to think through, not to be paranoid, but to say, look, in the, in modernity,

• 1:20:13Speaker 06

  there's going to be a lot of risk. How is we as a unit rationally mitigate that risk? How do we mitigate the risk to our family, to our food supply, to electricity, to our phones and communications? Let's just go through, and maybe assign a great task for a 12-year-old, hey, think this through for us. So assign all the risk out there for the family without being paranoid and go through a risk mitigation exercise. And to leave that, to leave that, um, thought is the reason I make everybody comes to work for me, watch 12 O'Clock High. It's a movie made in the 1940s. There's only, there's only two films shown at Harvard Business School. And they show this film about organizational behavior and how you change an organization to make it excellent, right?

• 1:20:55Speaker 06

  And you, you just know that this family unit, we're gonna, we're gonna survive and we're gonna thrive. But we're gonna do this right. And I think if you just start doing that every day and make it part, you know, just doing reps like you do in football, make it part of the natural reflex of your family, your family unit, and you take leadership in the family, no matter if you're the husband, the wife, the kids, you take leadership in that, we're gonna be fine. I, I think, by the way, I feel actually very good. And one of the reasons I look at this younger generation, particularly men, don't want to downplay women, but the college-educated women are so far gone, right? By and large, the left. But if you look at this young generation of men, 18 to 30, they're the most based

• 1:21:37Speaker 06

  generation I think we've ever had. And they're coming either with fathers or uncles or older brothers that volunteered for these endless wars and really fought every bit as great as, as Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, as volunteers in a thankless effort. That you might add was pointless too. And I think that that, the strength of that, coupled with this kind of base and the return to, I think you're seeing a return to not just Christian values and reading the Bible, but an interest in the underpinnings of philosophy and theology for the West. They want to know more about Western culture. They want to know why modernity has outlawed America, you know, basically traditional

• 1:22:21Speaker 06

  culture. This is, you know, I consider myself a populist nationalist traditionalist. I don't call myself a conservative, haven't for years, because I think the conservatives are just, they've just acted like pussies. They roll over all the time and you can't do that. You have to be as hard or harder than the left. And I think, Tucker, I really feel good. I think we have very dark days ahead of us, both globally with the CCP and others to get sucked into these wars. I think we have very dark days in front of us as a country, but I can start to see the sunlit uplands, way, way, way, way off in the distance. And so I'm very enthusiastic of where we are. And I think my enthusiasm comes from this young generation who had everything against it. The propaganda in the schools, the destruction

• 1:23:05Speaker 06

  of their culture, the outing of them for everything if they didn't fall in line with the most radical things of sexuality or gender or climate change, all these things from the official source. They came through it. To come through that with a set and apparatus that is so radical, trying to either other you or destroy you every day, and they came through that, that shows you, we have the basic foundation that we've had from the beginning of every patriot's grave down to the future. And that makes me feel, we got this, but we got to get on with it.

• 1:23:36Tucker Carlson?

  In the distance, I can see the sunlit uplands. Boy, I'm putting that on my refrigerator. Steve Bannon, eloquent and wise. Thank you so much for doing this.

• 1:23:45Speaker 06

  Tucker, always an honor and an honor to fight the trenches with you. You have, you have taken amazing abuse for helping lead this country. Oh, it's incredible. I mean, what you, and what I love about it, you're still the same Tucker Carlson. You're a hell fellow well met. You're a nice guy. You haven't become cynical. You haven't become nasty. And people don't, I think, realize all the pressure under, but you're one of the leaders in this country. And we're getting to a better place. We're getting towards that sunlit uplands because Guys like you are at the lead, the tip of the spear in this fight.

• 1:24:21Tucker Carlson?

  Well, thanks. Well, my, my wife doesn't even know what happened. So it's in my house. It's not even real.

• 1:24:27Tucker Carlson?

  So fun. Steve Bannon, great to see you, man. Thank you.

• 1:24:30Speaker 06

  Thank you. Thank you, brother.

• 1:24:31Tucker Carlson?

  Thank you. Thank you for watching. Here's to the sunlit uplands on the horizon.

• 1:24:45Tucker Carlson?

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• 1:25:18Speaker 02

  In his passport is a visa to go to the United States for America.

• 1:25:22Tucker Carlson?

  A foreign national was caught celebrating as the World Trade Center fell and later said he was in New York, quote, "to document the event." How did he know there would be an event to document in the first place? Because he had foreknowledge. And maybe most amazingly, somebody, an unknown investor, shorted American Airlines and United Airlines, the companies whose planes the attackers used on 9/11, as well as the banks that were inside the Twin Towers just before the attacks. They made money on the 9/11 attacks because they knew they were coming. Who did that? You have to look at the evidence. The US government learned the name of that investor, but never released it.

• 1:26:03Tucker Carlson?

  Maybe there's an instant explanation for all this, but there isn't actually. And by the way, it doesn't matter whether there is or not. The public deserves to know what the hell that was. How did people know ahead of time? Why was no one ever punished for it? 9/11 Commission, the original one, was a fraud. It was fake. Its conclusions were written before the investigation. That's true, and it's outrageous. This country needs a new 9/11 commission, one that actually tells the truth, that tries to get to the bottom of the story. We can't just move on like nothing happened.

• 1:26:36Speaker 02

  9/11 Commission.

• 1:26:39Tucker Carlson?

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