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   And there he is, the Marxist, the Marxist Islamist, Zahran Mamdani.   
   Massive tax increases, massive redistribution of wealth. And of course,   
   people are going to support it. Because they benefit from it. But what   
   is not discussed? Not even a little, except by me. And in this book is   
   the liberty. Is the governing construct that you are going to lose as a   
   result. And ultimately the tyranny, the poverty, the impoverishment,   
   the results, the beneficiaries of such soft negative power are fully   
   aware that they did not earn what they have received, but delude   
   themselves in various ways that they are deserving it. Democrats have   
   the excuse me, democracies have the seeds of their own destruction   
   within them. Folks, this is two and a half pages. I’m explaining what’s   
   going on in New York before what was taking place in New York, not   
   because I’m Nostradamus, but because I’m thinking these things through.   
   I’m writing to you. I’m warning you of what is good and what is bad.   
   Democracies have the seeds of their own destruction within them. The   
   today’s soft negative power is ascendant. That is, the West, which   
   obviously includes the United States, is regressing toward the more   
   primitive way of thinking and governing and the more aggressive form of   
   negative power. The circle of liberty and security surrounding each   
   individual is shrinking as the supposed common good and public   
   interest, defined and determined by a relative handful of masterminds   
   and politicians, is said to be increasingly imperative and paramount.   
   The assumed legitimacy for interference in the individual’s life has   
   become so routine, assumed to be both necessary in an. Habitable that   
   their justifications are less important anymore. The growth of   
   centralized government and its attendant authority are presented as and   
   indeed seen by many as predestined, even essential to human and   
   societal progress. This is in my new book on power. You’re getting a   
   little bit of an audio version from me live, which is just not   
   available yet, but will be soon. If you want to grab your copy, please   
   go to Amazon.com and preorder now just a little bit more. I realize   
   that what follows in the book. Will be dismissed or castigated by   
   certain partisans and fanatics, but that’s to be expected since my   
   observations involve them and they are not laudatory. In truth, among   
   the most dangerous domestic menaces to present day America is the   
   Democrat Party. It is a political institution that exists for the   
   purpose of agitating for it and in fact breaching the Constitution’s   
   firewalls and pursuit of the ever elusive earthly utopia. It is home   
   to, among others, conglomeration of Marxist socialists, an Islamist   
   ideologues and activists. Of course, this is not to say that the   
   majority of its membership share that ideology. However, those   
   ideologies, however, the majority of its membership does not rule the   
   party. The people in the party don’t rule the party. I say this not as   
   hyperbole for partisan political purposes, but as an everyday witness   
   with functioning eyes and ears, reading and and hearing the daily   
   barrage of declarations and promises about the fundamental   
   transformation of America and the dogged assault on Americans   
   foundations by its academics, Democrat Party apparatchiks and   
   surrogates. Indeed, unlike reform in. The fundamental transformation   
   which they speak, is the wholesale transmutation of a nation’s   
   character and traditions. I’m not going to read the whole book,   
   although I did the whole audio for the book. And there’s much more than   
   that. Just as yesterday when I was talking about sovereignty and God   
   and the West and the Enlightenment versus Islam and Marxism. And their   
   mental approach and worldview. It’s all coming together. It’s all   
   coming together. And I break it apart and then put it back together so   
   you can understand it. So you can understand it. This book on power.   
   I’ve written a lot of important books. I wrote a book, Liberty and   
   Tyranny, that sold a million and a half copies. I wrote a book,   
   American Marxism, that sold 1.4 million copies. This may be more   
   important than those books. Given the times we live in, For too many   
   Americans, our guard is down. Our guard is down. I hope you take   
   advantage of this. I really do. We’re going to talk about it a lot more   
   because it’s it’s philosophy. It’s scholarship. It’s history. But their   
   application apply to this day and this minute to your lives. Crucially   
   important. I’ll be right back.   
      
   Segment 4   
   All right, Zoran Mamdani on ABC News yesterday. Now this is the   
   polished Mamdani cut go. You call yourself Democratic socialist. The   
   word socialist, of course, has been vilified and used to attack you   
   specifically. How do you define being a democratic socialist? I think   
   of the words of Dr. King, who decades ago said he was a Republican and   
   you’re a Marxist Islamist. So don’t defame Dr. King. You should quote   
   who you really believe. Arafat. People like that. You’re a fraud and a   
   phony and a fool. No, I had socialism. There must be a better   
   distribution of wealth for all of God’s children in this country. And   
   really, who’s going to figure that out? You. You’re going to do that to   
   me. Ladies and gentlemen, as I also explain in the book, where’s there   
   more prosperity for more people on the face of the earth than in the   
   United States of America? Where? Nowhere. In the regimes where the   
   government controls the distribution of food and so forth. Most of the   
   people are starving. So what this man does is he takes a third world   
   model. Economic socialism, Marxist ideology. And he’s going to create   
   more wealth and equality. And he quotes Dr. Martin Luther King. For his   
   propositions. Go ahead. And my belief that every New Yorker should have   
   what they need to live a dignified life. It shouldn’t be something that   
   they can be priced out of. And that’s why at the heart of our campaign   
   is this focus on what does that mean? Every New Yorker should live a   
   dignified life. And does anybody know what that means? What does that   
   mean? What does that mean? It means nothing. It means nothing. And this   
   is what the Marxist do. They have a whole chapter, by the way, on   
   language. This is the language. Mao Tse tung said this stuff killed 60   
   million people. Not that this guy will kill anybody. That’s not the   
   point. This kind of language, these kinds of arguments have been used   
   by genocidal maniacs, by dictators, by Islamists and Marxists. For   
   decades or longer. To justify their destruction. I’ve Liberty. Limited   
   government. Diversified power. Economic growth and prosperity. It used   
   to be that his ilk would attack the United States for creating too much   
   material wealth. Now they argue there’s not enough to go around.   
   Whatever works. Go ahead and rent stabilized tenants making the slowest   
   buses in the country fast. And there are in the country about 1200   
   people who are just wealthy beyond and beyond anything. Right. And then   
   25 years ago, there were only about there there there were all these   
   people wealthy. Beyond. And so what have they created? We’re going can   
   have one of these gentlemen. On the program next day. What have they   
   created? Grocery store chain so people have food at a good price.   
   Choices they don’t have anywhere else on the face of the earth, in   
   their communities, in their neighborhoods. So who cares if that   
   person’s wealthy? What does that have to do with anything? Or somebody   
      
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