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Our country is being poisoned from within by the drugs and by all of the other crime that's taking place. The drug cartels are waging war in America, and it's now time for America to wage war on the cartels. In this war, Joe Biden has sided against the United States and with the cartels. They are making more money than they've ever made before — times 10. There's never been anything like it. They're major, major companies; they're bigger than even some of our biggest companies.
Biden's open border policies are a deadly betrayal of our nation. As president, it will be the policy of the United States to take down the cartels just as we took down ISIS and the ISIS caliphate. Unlike the situation we're in today, we had a very, very strong border — the strongest border, in fact, in the history of our country — and drugs were at a low of 45 years. There's been nothing like what we did just two years ago.
We will show no mercy on the cartels. Every day, drug traffickers are using the waters of our region to ship their lethal poisons to America, killing so many of our people and ruining families. In addition to restoring strong border security, I will deploy all necessary military assets, including the US Navy, to oppose the full naval embargo on the cartels. I did that before, and it worked. What we did was incredible.
We will guarantee that the waters of the Western Hemisphere are not used to traffic illicit drugs to our country. Furthermore, I will order the Department of Defense to make appropriate use of special forces, cyber warfare, and other overt and covert actions to inflict maximum damage on cartel leadership, infrastructure, and operations.
I will designate the major cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. We will sever their access to global financial systems. I will also work to forge an unprecedented partnership with neighboring governments in our region, just like I did in Mexico. And remember, in Mexico alone, an estimated 100,000 civilians have been tragically murdered or gone missing at the hands of these cartels.
God, the Mexican government, run by a very fine man, the president, is really working hard, but it's not working out. These cartels are vicious and they're violent, and they have Mexico, for now, stymied. We have to help Mexico and we have to stymie the cartels. Either we will get the full cooperation of other governments to stop this menace, or we will expose every bribe, every kickback, every payoff, and every bit of corruption that is allowing the cartels to preserve their brutal reign.
Finally, as I have said before, I will ask Congress to pass legislation ensuring that drug smugglers and human traffickers receive the death penalty. The drug cartel, and their allies in the Biden administration, have the blood of countless millions on their hands. Millions and millions of families and people are being destroyed.
When I'm back in the White House, the drug kingpins and vicious traffickers will never sleep soundly again. We did it once, and we did it better than anybody else. There's never been a better border than we had just two years ago. Oh man, was it strong, it was powerful, and it was respected all over the world. And now we're laughed at all over the world, and we're not going to let that happen much longer.
We have to take over. We have to be tough. We have to be smart. We have to be fair. But if we don't do something immediately, our country is gone. If that happens, that is going to be insane, because like that's kind of what happened in El Salvador.
Donald Trump announces that he will ask Congress to pass a bill establishing that the only genders recognized by the United States government are male and female, and they are assigned at birth.
Here's my plan to stop the chemical; and here's what's important about this thing: this has 295,000 likes. This is massive. I actually think — like, it's very weird — but I actually think that the trans issue was extremely circumstantial and extremely instrumental in radicalizing people against left-wing ideology. I do. I think it was like massively influential, even though it's such a small percentage of people.
Mutilation of our youth! On day one, I will revoke Joe Biden's cruel policies on so-called gender-affirming care. Ridiculous! A process that includes giving kids puberty blockers, mutating their physical appearance, and ultimately performing surgery on minor children! Can you believe this?
I will sign a new executive order. The reality is that on social media, people have been led to believe that this is a normal opinion that average people have. When you explain putting a 12-year-old on puberty blockers and giving them surgery to change their gender, or a 15-year-old — if you explain this to an average Walmart American, they're going to want to call the police because we could have a molester here. There are people like this; this is bad, right? This could be something bad.
Absolutely, it's child abuse! This is not an opinion that average people have. On the internet, there's been such a massive distortion of what normal is that it's been seen as a contentious topic. It's not a contentious topic at all. If I had to guess, I would say probably 70, 80, if not 90% of people do not support this. It's not even remotely close.
Walmart American sounds like a slur. I know, that's why I use it. I will sign a new executive order instructing every federal agency to cease all programs that promote the concept of sex and gender transition at any age. Can you believe this?
Wow! I will — damn, bro, they're going all the way with this. Yeah, they are. Trans issues were not important in this election. No, I think that they were, and so let me explain why.
A lot of people have indicators of competency, and what I mean by that is that a lot of people will discount or disagree with something or not like somebody based off of a certain action that that person takes that might not necessarily be reflective of everything else, but it is an indicator of a pattern of thought or a pattern of behavior.
What happens is that when somebody hears that somebody thinks, "Oh yeah, you should have underage kids taking puberty blockers or transitioning with gender-affirming care," the moment they hear that, it doesn't matter what the rest of the things that you say are because that is so offensive to them that they are just automatically against you.
That's what happens. Trump, yeah, exactly. Social issues were number one among swing voters. I really think that people are downplaying — and here's what's funny about it, right — is that trans people are less than 1% of the population. So by all intents and purposes, this is really not an important problem to solve for the country.
Right? It's really not that big of a deal. Like, you've got inflation, you've got wars in Ukraine, you've got crumbling social systems. Are trans people really the focus? They're not. But the fact that the other side, like Democrats, want to use this as an issue and they're not willing to just kind of let it go, other people aren't going to let it go either. That's it! They have a loud voice.
Yes, of course, right? And so against rich, it's important. Yeah. So that's what I think happens the most. You have virtue signaling.
Yes, and so he's using identity politics too. He is. Basically, I think that this election, more than anything, is a repudiation of radical identity and social politics. I think that is a huge component to it because average people are very put off by this.
And I'm always speaking about this from a perspective of, like, I'm just talking about it anecdotally. I'm saying like, oh yeah, I have like seven friends that I've talked to about this that I've grown up with who aren't streamers or anything, and they all think the same thing about this.
"Oh wow, a sample size of seven. Who cares?" But how many of you guys have had the same experience with people in your life that have the same opinions that are like, "No, this stuff is crazy!" I would love to see data.
Well, there is data about a lot of this stuff. There actually are opinion polls and stuff like that. Yeah, exactly. And so there's a lot. We're sick of lunacy, and I think a lot of average people are sick of being told that, like, "Oh yeah, you're a bad person for not seeing this the same way that they do."
The data is Trump won the popular vote. Yeah, and I think that radical positions on social issues are actually one of the biggest issues that affect voting. I think it's very, very big, or at least this time around.
The reason why I think it was so big is because these social issues are accessible to anyone. Anyone can understand what a man and a woman is; anyone can understand that, you look around, and like, men are on average taller, women are on average shorter. Right? You can see this.
You can go to basically any place in the world, and they're going to have this same distinction. It's because it's a naturally occurring thing in humanity. So what happens is that whenever you diverge from that, you're denying such a core truth that a lot of people know to be true, and it's just not going to work.
For example, if I know that somebody thinks that the Earth is flat, I think this is a really good one. If I know that somebody thinks that the Earth is flat, I automatically assume that everything else they're going to say is going to be really stupid, and I think that they're a stupid person.
I think what's happened is that with these radical social issues, people view them the same way as I view the Earth being flat. The moment they hear you say that biological men should compete against women in sports, this is like an automatic disqualifier because it just goes against every bit of logic, reasoning, and lived experience that they've ever had.
Do you see what I'm saying?
Then, I will ask Congress to permanently stop federal taxpayer dollars from being used to promote or pay for these procedures and pass a law prohibiting child sexual mutilation in all 50 states.
I will declare that any hospital or healthcare provider that participates in the chemical or physical mutilation of minor youth will no longer meet federal health and safety standards for Medicaid and Medicare and will be terminated from the program immediately.
Further, Jesus Christ! Yeah, like I'm actually really curious because now there's almost no restrictions. Is he just going to go and just do this?
He's going in. Yeah, the more. I will support the creation of a private right of action for victims to sue doctors who have unforgivably performed these procedures on minors.
This is the thing I was talking about before. It's like it's not enough for them to just simply stop it from happening. They are going to go after the people that did it, and they are going to nail them up on a cross.
Yeah, there are going to be actual. Yeah, that's what's going to happen. The thing is that you might think that's unfair or whatever, and in a lot of ways I’d probably agree with you, but there are a lot of people out there who have been made to feel like they haven't been able to express themselves, they haven't been able to have the opinions that they've wanted to have, and that has caused so much animosity and frustration.
Fair as hell! I mean, this is my personal opinion. I don't really care. My personal opinion on this is a little bit different, but I think that it's good to analyze what people are thinking and at least what I think people are thinking so we can debate it all day. It's not really that important.
The point is that a lot of people effectively want revenge. That's the reason it's not enough for them to make it stop happening. They want to take the people that were doing it, and they want to crucify them. They want to do it publicly to set an example for everybody else.
If you ever try this again, this is what's going to happen to you. Now, it might not be something that you say in polite company, but I think when people get behind the voting booth, that's what they want to do. That's what it comes down to, hold them accountable.
Yeah, I think that's it. The Department of Justice will investigate big Pharma and the big hospital networks to determine whether they have deliberately covered up horrific long-term side effects of sex transitions in order to get rich at the expense of vulnerable patients. In this case, very vulnerable.
We will also investigate whether big Pharma or others have illegally marketed hormones and puberty blockers, which are in no way licensed or approved for this use. My Department of Education will inform states and school districts that if any teacher or school official suggests to a child that they could be trapped in the wrong body, they will be faced with severe consequences, including potential civil rights violations for sex discrimination.
Yeah, I and here's the thing. I think that if you were to ask people how many people support this, I think you would get an easy supermajority — easy supermajority. The abolishment of the First Amendment? Teachers and the way that they interact with students as agents of the state — that's not the same as the First Amendment.
Yeah, it's really not. I hate Trump, but I support this. Yeah, I think this is the reason why there's no First Amendment in school.
Yeah, that's not what's going on here. I think, so this is what my opinion is: I think that it's important for people to understand what being transgender is. I think that towards the end of middle school or high school, when kids are fully understanding sex education, they should be made aware of the idea of being transgender.
They should know that this exists. They shouldn't be taught to be transgender, but they should know this does exist. That's my opinion. A lot of people are saying no, and that's fine. Why? Because it does!
I think that school should be preparing kids to see the world as it is rather than creating a worldview to teach kids that is subjective. I think that school should be — it should be to prepare kids and teach them how to accurately see the world and how to prepare them for what's happening in the world.
That's why it's important to teach kids about Hitler, it's important to teach kids how Hitler came to power. It's important to teach kids what the Holocaust was, or what civil rights were, or anything like that, because you have to understand and know what the world is that you're living in.
What Trump is saying here is that students being told by their teacher that they could be transgender — this is totally different than being taught that there are people who believe that they're transgender. These are two very, very different things. One of them is a personal interaction and the other one is education.
So that's my opinion. You want to know what my opinion is? That's what my opinion is on it. The elimination of federal funding.
I know a lot of people disagree. Part of our new credential body for teachers, we will promote positive education about the nuclear family, the roles of mothers and fathers, and celebrating rather than erasing the things that make men and women different and unique.
I will ask Congress to pass a bill establishing that the only genders recognized by the United States government are male and female, and they are assigned at birth.
That is crazy! I'm not saying he's wrong or right; I'm saying, like, that is extreme. So he's basically saying there is no non-binary, you cannot identify as a third gender or third sex, you can't change it. That's even for adults!
Yeah, man, it's a biological fact. Well, what I'm saying is that regardless of whether you think that it's a biological fact or not, you have to admit that this is a massive departure from what's been going on and how things have been trending in the last 10 years.
This is like 180 degrees in the opposite direction, that's what I'm saying. The next four years are going to be rowdy! Yeah, they told us they were going to do this.
Project 2025? Maybe! No, it's not. There are intersex people, and they're biologically recognized as a fact.
Yeah, I'm not sure exactly what the details for that are, but I think that's like a super, super — that's a 0.1% chance. We'll also make clear that Title IX prohibits men from participating in women's sports.
Literally the easiest W! This is the easiest W! I am shocked that they kept trying to push this. Again, it's another supermajority opinion.
Intersex is only 0.1%. Yeah, and so this is exactly like — and there are a lot of people. And this is what I'm saying is like, you know, if you go down to — I don't want to say this as a derogatory term or like a diminutive term — but if you go and you ask your Walmart Americans, if you go out to the park somewhere, you go out to some public event, and you just interview people there, what do they think about this?
I think that you're going to get, again, pretty much everybody agreeing with this. Do you think pushing gender has to do with Elon's son? No, I think that Trump is just simply responding to what a lot of people in the public are wanting to see.
There are more laws against trans athletes than there are trans athletes. And that's what I was saying before, right? I think that the trans athlete issue and the entire trans issue — you're right, I think that everybody knows it's like a fringe issue.
It is a tiny fractional issue, but the fact that it exists is a demonstration of such a profound lack of fairness and a profound lack of what people believe to be common sense that it creates a huge focal point because of how extreme it is, and it's used as an anchor point that people look at with every other opinion that that person has.
It's like what I was saying with flat Earth. The moment that you think somebody believes in flat Earth, then immediately you're going to discount everything else that they say.
Is it not identity politics then? It is. It absolutely is! Of course! And we will protect the rights of parents from being forced to allow their minor child to assume a gender which is new and an identity without the parent's consent.
The identity will not be new, and it will not be without parental consent. No serious country should be telling its children that they were born with the wrong gender; a concept that was never heard of in all of human history.
Nobody's ever heard of this — what's happening today — was all when the radical left invented it just a few years ago. Under my leadership, this madness will end. Thank you very much.
A lot of people massively support this; like, if you look at this, this is 300,000. My plan to stop — like this is 16 million views. People are massively in favor of this, and I think that this is the problem, right?
Social media sites, places like Reddit and previously places like Twitter and even Twitch, for example, a lot of people cannot criticize or have conversations about their true feelings about transsexual issues because a lot of people don't really believe in it, and it's considered transphobia.
So what's happened is that you've had an echo chamber created where the people that are supportive of it are still vocal; the people that are not supportive of it are either quiet or banned. So you have a feedback loop where people keep hearing over and over, "This is the right thing; this is the right thing."
But the problem is that when you have a social platform — like now Twitter with Elon Musk — and you see a lot of people don't agree with it, and then you see there are a bunch of people in public that don't really understand or agree with it, that's what happens.
That's whenever the dam falls apart and all the water goes through. Let me see if I can look at a few more of these.
Trans activists created the second chamber on purpose, but they only have done it to themselves harm long-term. The video is not recent; it was made in 2023.
Yeah, and that's the point that I'm making — this has been a long time coming. I understand that these videos didn't happen yesterday; I never said that they did.
But what I'm saying is that I think that a lot of these left-wing ideology — identity politics things — have turned people radically against any kind of left-wing ideology because they're unable to divorce themselves from these extreme issues that are affecting — and also supported — by such a small minority of people.
I think also a lot of people see how you can't criticize this at all on social media, and there are a lot of people on social media, you guys can tell me if you think this way or not, that you can't criticize these issues or talk about your honest opinions about them.
Because of that, it makes you angry and it makes you resentful. I think there's a lot of people who are like that because they don't want to be told that they can't have an opinion on something. It's very simple.
Especially whenever it's an opinion that they don't think is extreme or bigoted or bad. It's just their personal opinion, so it's annoying. Yeah, and so you see a lot of these people that are pushing back.
I got banned on Reddit for it. I was very reasonable about it too. Yeah, exactly. And so that I think is one of the biggest components here.
I think that social media and the internet have created an echo chamber where these types of values — it's the same as like that girl interviewing that couple.
It's like internet politics — internet politics is like a fringe extreme; and also, even inside of internet politics, a lot of social media websites are banning people that have other opinions.
It's kind of like if everybody agrees with you because you've banned everybody that didn't agree with you. Well, that doesn't necessarily mean those people go away.
It's a way of brainwashing! Yeah, exactly; it's censorship. If you censor everybody else that doesn't agree with you, that's it! Why do they feel a need for an opinion on an issue that doesn't affect them?
Just allow others to do what they want. The reason why people think that is that they want to have an opinion. Like, if somebody tells them, "Oh yeah, like I think I should be able to compete in women's sports as a transsexual male," and you say, "I don't agree with that," people want to be able to have an opinion on something!
Everybody is going to have an opinion on these things, of course they are. It's common sense! People care about kids.
Yeah, and I think also like I actually think that the average population — if you look at, like, adults transitioning — I actually think that the majority of adults don't care about other adults doing that.
I actually think that just on a base level, like trans acceptance is the majority, but I think what really radicalized people was the sports issue and also the issue with children.
Those two things, put together, radicalized people so much that now, like what Trump is saying — now that they're against the entire thing. That's what I think has happened.
It's compelled speech! Yeah, I think also compelled speech is also a huge thing. People don't want to be told what to say.
I think they need to address Section 230 and make platforms and publishers hold them accountable for moderation. Giving companies the shield of being a platform while giving the ability to moderate content incentivizes bad actors.
I think that social media is in dire need of regulation, but the problem is that people only want to regulate social media when it's advantageous for them to do so. Nobody is actually trying to regulate social media for a principled reason; they're just trying to regulate social media so their side will win, and that's the issue.
If you want a real temperature check on how powerful something like Twitter is, think about the fact that Joe Biden, the sitting president of the United States of America, announced that he was stepping down from running for president of the United States of America — exclusively on Twitter!
That is insane! If that doesn't show that it matters, I don't know what does. It's insane! That's why everybody goes and has accounts on Twitter — it's because it's massively influential.
Are you not worried about the people that you know who are transgender? I think it's definitely a huge problem, and I've always been in support of trans people being able to be trans. I've always been supportive of that.
Like, I don't think like — I'm sure I probably made a transphobic joke here and there, but otherwise, I've always been supportive of that. Yeah, sure, but I think that also, like — it's not relevant to me; it's not important to me.
When I say I don't care about what other people do, I mean it! So yeah, I don't really give a shit! And so I just try to be compassionate and reasonable with other people, but when I'm talking about these things, I'm recognizing these trends, and I'm talking about it because I see how these things have happened and how they've evolved over the years.
I don't care. It has to be 18! Yeah, of course! I completely agree! You support it as long as they stay hidden or in low positions?
I think that that's probably true on a general level. If somebody wants to use their position to push their sexual identity, I think that's a bad thing, but I think also a lot of people don't want to be confronted with stuff like that because it's just not what they're interested in seeing.
So yeah, that's really the way I see it. What the fuck? It's an L.
No, no! I mean, look, people are entitled to their opinion; it's not really that big of a deal, but that's just what I think. Do you think it's a mental illness?
I think that it could be in some cases and it's not in others. At the end of the day, I don't really think that it matters whether it's a mental illness. It's the same thing that I said about being gay, for example.
I don't think it should matter whether you're gay by choice or you're born gay because I think what you choose to do with another consenting adult is your business and your business alone, and the state shouldn't be trying to make rules and telling you what to do.
So to me, it doesn't matter why somebody is gay. Or they could choose to be gay; sure, you want to choose to be gay, you can because it's a free country. You can do what you want to do.
And I think that's really the main component to it — is that you're free to pursue things. You know, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And if your idea of happiness is fucking another dude in the ass, as long as they're over 18 and it's consensual and it's not in public, then that sounds great to me.
It's not my problem whether you feel like you have to do it, you want to do it, or you just need $20. It doesn't matter; do it for whatever reason. That's the way I see it.
Maybe I'm crazy.
The problem begins when you no longer do you, but force me to do so. Yeah, I think that's definitely where it comes down to, or you're disturbing the neighbors.
Yeah, of course! Should the state subsidize a sex change? I don't think so.
Yeah, I don't think so, but I'm not 100% on that opinion. But like my gut reaction is no. Anyway, so as one of the most American takes ever, and it's not a bad thing; he just wants a free America.
Yeah, imagine that! Imagine! What I try to do is I try to look at what my understanding of the Constitution is and what the intent behind it was, and I think, "Okay, well, how can you apply this?" That's it. It's very simple.