Hillary Clinton Comes Out As Great Replacement Theorist?

In this episode, we dive into a series of topics starting with controversial statements from Hillary Clinton regarding immigration and fertility rates. We then move to analyze unexpected trends in cultural behaviors and fetishes across different American regions. The hosts also discuss the perceived failures and intentions behind the Democratic approach to immigration, highlighting the recent reactions of institutions like the Episcopal Church and their handling of white South African refugees. Towards the end, there is a reflection on historical and cultural differences within American populations, including a personal anecdote involving film crews and the hosts' children. Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion.

Hello Simone. I am excited to be here with you today. And today we are going to be exploring through a few chains of evidence starting with Hillary Clinton. Great replacement theorist.

Now, apparently,

Conspiracist Malcolm, not even theorist, she's a, she's making it happen.

She, she is going out there. And, and telling these lies that immigrants have far more children than native born Americans, and that that's why they are being brought into the country. It's not a good look in advocating for this.

the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025, despite Trump saying he knew nothing about it, if you had read it, it's all in there. It's all in there. return to the family, the nuclear family , return to being a Christian nation return to, you know, producing a lot of children. Which is sort of odd because the people who produce the most children in our country are immigrants and they wanna.

Deport them. So none of this adds up. But you know, one of the reasons why our economy did so much better than comparable advanced economies across the world is because we actually had a replenishment, because we had a lot of immigrants legally and undocumented. Who had a you know, larger than normal by American standards family.

And, and she even points out illegal and legal immigrants. And you're not like, oh, maybe she just means legal immigrants. No, she's explicitly like. We are doing okay demographically because we, the Democrats got you guys so many illegal immigrants and they're having way more kids in the native population and that's why we brought them in, but.

I wanna be contrasting this sort of like weird mask off moment with Hillary Clinton, which was fun 'cause she also cited our policy proposals in this. So now I know Hillary Clinton is watching stuff that we are putting out. But we're gonna be contrasting this with also the reaction to the very small handful of 60 white immigrants from South Africa that has caused massive changes in leftist policy positions.

For example, the Episcopal Church in the United States shut down its programs to help immigrants just so it wouldn't have to help this very small pool of white immigrants. Wow. And for a lot of them it was like, wait, wait, what about the people they care about? Well, apparently they care about them less than making sure they don't help a single white immigrant.

That's pretty screwed up. Like even if I was like super racist against white people, but there were some white people in a larger sample of non-white people that I wanted to help.

I don't know, like. I mean, we see now the way they would respond, they'd say, we won't, we won't do it. We won't help out of principle.

And I think that this is the horrifying aspect to all of this, and as, as, as we go into this, is we are increasingly seeing, and so often it's like slippery slope stuff with, with. You know, far left positions where they'll say, oh, you know, we would never say that. We would never fight for that. Like, that's just a crazy slippery slope argument.

That's a conspiracy theory. And then five years later they're like, well, why do you think we were letting in so many immigrants? You know, it's like this is the what, this is what's always been the case, don't you know? And we're like, wait, you said this was a conspiracy theory. You very firmly told us this was a conspiracy theory like five to 10 years ago.

In fact, the Keisha cancellation that just happened, the Fox Zoo girls, the Sweet Fox Foxing girl who was canceled by a CINA byte this girl. She, and, and, and note here, when I say set, I'm not saying that all trans people aresa bytes, I'm saying that there is a specific category of human that has spent their entire life searching for pleasure and self validation, and it has scrambled their mind.

And now all they can do or get satisfaction from is hurting other people. And, and so. She was canceled. What they used to cancel her was saying that she was a great replacement theorist when what she was doing in that very video, which she was accused of, was simply disgusting. A speech given by a leftist politician in the UK who had these concerns.

Like a elected politician, one of the, I think one of the heads of the major parties in the UK right now. So we're, we're gonna be discussing all of this together. I, I also said, it's funny with Hillary covering one of our policy proposals that this isn't the first time.

As I posted the other day, this very blatant effort to basically send a message most exemplified by Vance and Musk and others, that you know what we really need from you, women are more children. , And what that really means is you should go back to doing what you were born to do, , which is to produce more children.

And they're talking about, you know, medals. If you have six children so this is another performance about concerns they allegedly have for, , family life.

So this is just another one of their, you know, make America great again by returning to the lifestyles and the economic arrangements of not just the 1950s. I mean, let's keep going back as far as we can and, you know, see what happens.

Jedidiah, this is my roommate. And what shall I call this embodiment of virtue? Virtue. Come again? Virtue, obedience, Hawkins. Good name, no doubt. Names do not carry us to the golden gates, for certain. No doubt. We're gonna have a bonfire out back, eat some s'mores. Your thirst for s'more will ultimately give you some less.

And you will be consumed upon the bonfire of vanity.

We're just gonna leave you two alone. I am never alone in the company of men. Come in, silence!

A sage choice which will make our gathering a blessed evening? I will be gone by evening. Those who court when the sun descends court the devil's design for certain? Ah, yes

People may not know this deep lore Malcolm, but Bill Clinton actually gave a speech about me a few decades ago over, probably three decades ago about at this point.

But it was at this event. Called Renaissance Weekend, which was this like exclusive event for influential people, and my dad was attending, and so I go and so all the kids who go have to give a speech to all the, to rooms full of famous people. And so I, I go and, and, and give a speech. And there was a cardinal in the room.

And the speech that I had given and that everyone else had given on the kids panel was on, the, the country, like states, like each of us chose a state and we researched it. It was a very kid project. Anyway, so this cardinal big mucky mutt comes up and he goes what do you think God is?

Or What do you think God is like? And all the, the other kids go down and they give the very generic answers, and I. Come up very confrontational, and I go first of all, sir, that is completely off topic. And, and then I say, and second of all, God is everything that I want to be. Bless. I, of course, saw this as a very, nothing

has changed.

I meant lightning hands.

I wanted palpatine powers. I wanted to be the most powerful entity in the universe and blah. Right? But they're, they're

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