Faith and Hope Are Coming Our Way

0:00Ladies and gentlemen boys and girls, welcome to Radio Renaissance. I'm your host, Jared Taylor, with American Renaissance. And with me is my indispensable co-host, the one and only Paul Cursey. Today is October 1st, year of Arlo 2006. And as usual, we begin with comments. Our first commenter writes in, because you have discussed the Jason Arde story, I present you with the Tilly Song Orlean story, which is a new case of a magic negro who turned out to be a fraud. He is a black, quadecreation writer whose latest latest book, Céterre Saint-Oumourie, that's to say it was either that or die is what this book is called. It got nothing but rave reviews in France. Publishing rights were sold to 21 publishers around the world, around 40,000 copies already sold. And there was talk of a film adaptation. The book was part of the first

1:02selection for the very prestigious 2026 Gancourt prize. But consideration for the prize fizzled out after analysis of the book using the AI detective pangram showed that it had been almost entirely written by AI. The story by the way Mr. Cursey is about a heroic Haitian who flees Haiti and eventually finds peace, joy and happiness in Canada. Although I gather Canada continues to be rather racist too, but it's better than being amongst all the blacks in Haiti. Now of course, Teddy Saint already denied that it was used, either to use the AI. And he is added of course that he has suffered from many racist attacks. And despite having been removed from consideration for the Gancourt prize, his book is still competing for several prestigious awards. The French left, which mostly takes an anti-AI position is now on in favor,

2:09favor of it. Or what it's saying is that AI detectors are not accurate enough. And even the problem is not the use of AI, but that whitey is jealous of the success of a black author. As in the Ardae case, some have now looked into the past creations of Teddy Saint, Teddy Saint, Orelion, and have discovered several instances of good, old, fashioned non-AI-generated polygorithm. Oh dear. In 2012, Teddy Saint Orelion wrote an article called Ufa de Monde, which means where it goes the world, which is an almost exact copy of the preface of a book published in 1960. Well, at least he had the good sense to look back 52 years in the hope of somebody who would notice. And then Radio Canada also found several columns and opinion pieces by him published in 2012, 2013, that reproduced many sentences taken from various authors

3:10without attributions. So the magic new girl has turned out to be a dud. Now, I'm assuming that he's not going to become the magic corpse by offing himself, but you never know. Another comment, we are all familiar with famous cases of people raised with distinct socio-economic privilege who have presented themselves as oppressed minorities to get real benefits from their faked oppressed status. Elizabeth Warren, Rachel Dollazal, and more recently, Hannah Gann, the Jewish activist who made a career of her fake black Palestinian background. How would you feel about a stolen oppression law, stolen oppression law, analogous to the stolen valor law that's already on the books, making it a crime to fake oppressed status so as to gain advantages.

4:10I wasn't even aware that that was against the law, Mr. Cursey. If you pretend that you're a metal of water winner and you weren't, apparently that's a crime. Well, stolen valor, stolen valor. Well, I've heard of stolen valor. I just didn't realize that it was a crime. I guess it's bad as stealing a car. Well, our listeners want to say what member of Congress would be most likely to sponsor such an act? I bet the ultra woke might champion such a thing to protect the truly oppressed from white wannabes. I think such an act would be controversial enough to draw attention to the fact that so-called oppression is still so desirable that there are still people fraudulently attempting to join the ranks of the oppressed. Well, I think that's a clever idea. I doubt it's going to happen anytime soon, but I think our listeners write that it's the walkiest of the woks who would think, yes, yes, yes, we have to protect the truly, the truly oppressed from these fakes, in any case. It's an interesting and intriguing idea.

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6:16away from the conference. Are there still seats available to join the event in November? There still are. There still are. They are precious commodities and we could very well sell out. But when you go to amren.com page with your intention of sending me an interesting little note about something, the advertisement is right up in the right hand corner. And yes, there are still slots for those who wish to register. Come on, come on. Now, for those of you who have been paying attention, you know that migrant caravans are tramping our way again. The US border patrol, however, is tracking one that parted San Pedro, departed San Pedro, Sulay and Honduras on September 20th. And its message is very clear. You will not be allowed into the country. Our border is closed to lawbreakers. I would have thought they'd all got that message by now, but I guess their hopes

7:19are greater than their hopes fly higher than their IQs. More than 600 migrants are reportedly tramping north. And by early morning, by early Monday, September 28th, this caravan known as Faye Esperanza, Faith and Hope. I guess faith and hope are going to triumph over that border wall. It started up, it resumed its journey from Tapatula in southern Mexico towards the northern border with the United States. There were people from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador and Haiti, although nobody seems to have been able to finger any guiding organization that's recruiting people from all these places. It appears that some of these people had just already gathered in Guatemala or in Mexico and they heard about it and so they come swarming into trying to join the caravan. Mexican authorities routinely intercept and disperse caravans heading north and they've also detained migrants or have transported them elsewhere within Mexico.

8:25Now representative Nancy Mace, a South Carolina Republican, wrote, they're not betting on crossing Trump's border, they're betting on a Democrat Congress in November. Don't give them one. Well, I don't think a Democrat Congress in November is going to be able to change Trump's border policy. That's something the executive does and the chances of getting new laws to make him let these people in, I think are slim to none even if they get controlled both House of Congress. That's U.P. Florentgen Georgia representative, Marjorie Taylor-Green said, we haven't seen a caravan headed the U.S. Southern border in several years, why now? Oh yeah, there's an election coming and the GOP needs to scare you into voting because nothing else is working. One thing, frankly, Mr. Cursey, that is a particularly stupid comment. That suggests that somehow the administration is able to rustle up a 600-man caravan of illegal

9:26shedding north and I don't think that is at all likely. I think the Republicans are mighty cynical but the idea that they started this so that they can scare people into voting Republican rather than Democrat is just about 100% cuckoo. Now there was a 2023 study by Rice University's Baker Institute and it identified 30 caravans between 2017 and the end of 2022, 30 of them and it was won in 2017 but 14 in 2022. That's when Joe Biden was just waving them across the border but now they have shrunk to zero. This the first time I've heard since Donald Trump was inaugurated. Caravans can grow as migrants join along the way but account for only a small proportion of overall migration from Central America and Mexico. Now as I said, no one seems to have been determined

10:28to have been organizing it behind the scenes which are not to say that there isn't somebody but there's no question that American NGOs, one known as Proyecto Faro, that means Project Lighthouse and the Adventist development and relief agencies. I didn't realize the seventh day Adventists were in this business too, Mr. Curzio. There's always there's money to be made, Mr. Taylor. Well not anymore. The money that used to go to these agencies is not being laid out by the federal government. I think seventh day Adventists, they're just they're they're one of the weirdest bunch of Christians that are around but they apparently are down there feeding these people. A Proyecto Faro and they are feeding people. Now maybe they've managed to get some federal money, but winkled it out of the government and some tricky backdoor way but that money's mostly been cut off as far as I know. Now Mr. Curzio, I believe your first story is good news and bad news, bad news

11:29for us but good news for Salvadorans. Well so it's just bad news for Americans. Mr. Taylor, Politico is reporting that the White House has decided to pump the break on TPS termination for 200,000 Salvadorans. listeners might recall that Salvadorans, I believe are number three in terms of TPS protective status after Haitians and Venezuelans but the DHS has decided to they they have greenlighted a notice ending temporary legal protections for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans but they've hit the breaks according to administration officials. Now this back and forth has not been previously reported but it underscores the cross-currence the admin is attempting to navigate five weeks ahead of an election in which some of President Trump's most loyal supporters fear he's gone soft while many independents and Hispanic Trump voters insist he's gone far far far too far. The case of Al Salvador, Mr. Taylor has highlighted those tensions,

12:34pitting business interests against immigration hardliners amid the backdrop of a hotly contacted contested Senate race in Texas which has the second largest Salvadoran population in the United States. It's kind of hard to believe that Texas would be the state with the most Salvadorans. Well Texas is a big state, Texas is a big state. Where would you expect more Salvadoran? And who's gotten most? California I assume but I would imagine Florida or believe it or not Georgia or Tennessee places where there's a lot of construction going on. I'd imagine Florida probably has the most. Well no my guess is California has the most but anyway. That's a good guess. I might fact check. I might fact check that but anyways the program which had been set to end three weeks ago if it wasn't extended just means that the admin has decided to punt on this decision and this has come a surprise to a lot of people including Mark Corian who was quoted in this article. He heads the

13:38center for immigration studies which is a fantastic thing. Tank that we've cited many times here on this program. He said this quote it just came down from the White House. They may just be thinking hey let's make this go away for six months until after the election not because it's going to have any direct effect on the election. They just don't want the news stories about this for the time being. There is someone who has not. If it wasn't going to have any direct effect on the election. Why pump this way? I mean that doesn't make sense. In any case I don't like this jiggery pokery about not doing it because we might get some Salvadorans who would vote for us anyway. In any case I don't like this waffling around. Out is my view. Well the Salvadoran president and I have Bukali Bukali excuse me is an ally of president Trump and he's been lobbying the US to keep the protection served because of the cash. Salvadoran immigrants send back home is crucial for the nation's economy. Again it's one of

14:44those nations that relies on the billions of dollars of taxes. I'm sorry of untaxed remittances that are sent back. That should be going into our economy but instead it's popping up the economies of Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, India and El Salvador. And like you said they've had the protection for 25 years. Thousands of immigrants have children and grandchildren who are citizens. They are woven into the business and the politics of local communities according to this article. And employers have also pushed the White House to refrain from eliminating TPS which would strip thousands of employers of employees of their work status in an already tight labor market. Well if it's a tight labor market wouldn't it free up these opportunities considering that they're probably working for far less wages than Americans would be offered for these roles but. Well cheap labor that is the Achilles heel generation after generation,

15:44century after century of the White man. Yeah and by the way you are right because way down in the article buried is this very important quote which answers the question that you already do the answer to. Quote, Texas has the second largest Salvadoran population next to Los Angeles and in terms of just how long this population has been around. These are employees connected to some very high level donors and business leaders that have reached out to the president and senior officials said someone who remains anonymous that's close to the Trump admin. Meanwhile real quick Mr. Taylor hardliners have argued the conditions in El Salvador have improved. Siding State Department's travel advisory for the country is currently at its safest rating level one. Well see this is okay you've got some donors who've got some pulled in the White House and because they happen to be hiring Salvadorans even though Salvador is tippy top safe

16:48they are being listened to. Now wasn't there an even larger number of Haitians was it 300,000 300,000? No it's it's just under 400,000 Mr. Taylor. 400,000 okay 400,000 Haitians got TPS lifted and I guess not enough people who have any pull in the White House hire Haitians. So that went through okay but the people who support Trump otherwise not are darning not are darning Salvadorans. I just hate this kind of double standard and special pool and this that and the other. I'm old fashioned Mr. Curzy but I like principles and especially if El Salvador is obviously safe and these people have been enjoying TPS for a quarter of a century. Good grief there should be no excuses at all. I don't like this story one bit. Neither do I. Neither do I that's why that's why and just and I know a story you won't like but I will tease you with this. Haitians no

17:50longer have TPS those 400,000 but we've only removed I want to say the number I saw was 450 of the 400,000 Haitians so far. So we're not doing we're not doing as good as the Dominican Republicans did when it came to removing illegal Haitian. I know the Dominicans were much better at it. I am you know it may be a total population of 400,000 but I believe they're through only 300,000 that had TPS. In any case the 300,000 was the number we were going to have to have to boot quick before any Democrats get back into power but I believe the idea is to be getting rid of about a thousand a week. That was the goal that I saw earlier. They can be flown to Cap Aesia which is in the northern part of the country whereas the Portal Prance the Capitol is considered not very safe but Cap Aesia is so safe that their Haitians and Florida that fly back and forth all the time. So the State Department says if you're going to go to Haiti make a will they think it's not very safe

18:55but yeah but it's it's safe enough it's safe enough for the Haitians to live in Florida. In any case out is my view TPS is temporary but anyway any more any more bad news on this story or can we move on to something we can move on to something happier hopefully happier. Well this is not as happy this is not any happier I'm sorry to say it has to do with a video released by the group accuracy in media and it has to do with the University of Missouri the chair the department chair of the Department of Sociology the fellow by the name of Wayne Brackis was caught on camera discussing the department's continued DEI despite President Trump and and effectively the Supreme Court has made in on this too a ban on racial preferences and he was caught on on camera saying lots of us do DEI type research and things like that I do things with identities and inequalities

20:00and used to do a lot of LGBTQ research and things like that asked about the state lawmakers anti-dei directives because they had the Missouri legislature had said no more of this nonsense Brackis said they haven't hit the curriculum the ban hasn't hit the curriculum he also described boys and institutes have been able to bypass the restrictions usually what places did is like they changed the name where they put them under different umbrella and made it less visible it was mostly cosmetic so he fasted up however following the videos released the University of Missouri Missouri if you ask me published a statement from the professor he says I apologize for my mistake yes I apologize for being so frank and honest about you you was honest say the video was taken last year as Mizzou that's what the people who at the University that's that they call the place Mizzou there's as Mizzou was eliminating its DEO program I am fully aware that Mizzou no longer

21:05has DEI programs and does not conduct the DEI research so now he is changing his tune after his unrehearsed tune was found to conflict with state law and federal orders meanwhile at the University of Vada in Nevada at Las Vegas there was a recently posted help wanted ad for security guards at the library and the help wanted ad said successful candidates will demonstrate support for diversity and inclusiveness let me remind you this is a ad for a security guard the university open quotes especially welcomes applications from women persons of color persons with disabilities persons of minority sexual orientation or gender identity and others who contribute to diversification

22:07not diversity but to diversification now again this is for a library security guard if you're going to be trying to make sure people don't steal the books I guess the idea is that you make sure they don't steal books promoting LGBTQ plus plus LSD everything else and all the stuff about diversity diversity so University of Nevada Las Vegas is continuing to practice DEI in the most open way now here's some statistics that came my way that thought were worth passing on to our readers listeners who are always curious about these matters and this has to do with the households on snap that's to say food stamps 25% of black households one in four get food stamps 18.5% of Hispanic households get food stamps eight and a half percent of Asians and whites it's 7.9%

23:12so let's see those numbers again a quarter of black households are on food stamps 18.5% of is stat Hispanics 8.5% of Asians and for whites it's 7.9% pretty much 8% in this case interestingly enough it's whites who are the smallest number sometimes in these statistics it is Asians who are less likely to be on the doll putting their snout in the public trough quite literally which is what these food stamp recipients do now moving on to Medicaid Medicaid I mean that's a hugely expensive thing of course yes 29% of black households are on Medicaid and when it comes to Hispanics 29.6 more Hispanics per capita than blacks Asians 17.4% whites 12.9 so we have pretty much the same pattern here except Hispanics are more likely to be getting this medical stuff than blacks

24:19I'll repeat those numbers 29% of black families households I should say 29.6% of Hispanic 70.4 Asians whites 12.9% now equally interesting equally interesting Mr. Cursey are the estimated federal income taxes paid by racial groups now of course this is something that's not easy to calculate and so I pass along these numbers with a serious grain or two of salt but according to the numbers that I saw most recently it's estimated that blacks kick in about 6% of all income taxes paid despite the fact that they're what 13 14% of the population Hispanics pay about 8% what are they about 15% 15% of the population that's crazy Asians interestingly enough they pay 10% whereas I believe what are they 6% 7% 6 so they're paying more than their percentage so they're

25:23doing their part whites 75% and we are what about 51 52 50.5% you see different figures so we and Asians are paying more than our percentages in terms of income tax blacks and Hispanics are the mooters so they pay less income tax and they're much more likely to be on the dough as we saw in the earlier statistics Mr. Taylor if I could acquire your phone numbers yes sir please if I can inquire where these statistics come where there's source from because I've seen these numbers on Twitter and they're fascinating I've actually seen snap numbers that show blacks are even higher and Hispanics as well so it is fascinating to know where these numbers for rice for well in the case of snap in the case of snap and Medicaid these are numbers that are corrected collected by the federal government when it comes to as I say the federal income tax paid and so you know the

26:25snap and the Medicaid numbers those are probably pretty reliable it's the federal income tax there's a lot there's a lot of room for estimation because the IRS doesn't actually break it out itself you have to triangulate other are there various databases so as I say I pass those numbers long with a fair amount of caution but there you go I find it entirely plausible when you think of the number of blacks who are in jail for example the number of blacks who are on welfare the number of blacks who don't pay income tax at all those are large numbers and Hispanics the same way if you prisoners poor people bombs winos they don't pay they don't pay and all of these they have Hispanics still have tend to have more children than whites although the difference in numbers is coming away down so all of that reduces their income tax payments while at the same time they are lower on the tax payment side and considerably higher on the tax eating side but enough

27:33of that and I'm Mr. Cursey I well you've got another bad news story and it has to do with Topeka Kansas Topeka Kansas apparently has this insatiable appetite for Hispanics yeah this story Mr. Taylor caught me off guard because I was on X and I saw this great post by Natalie Winters she is of course the White House correspondent for Steve Bannon's war room so she had a post where she talked about the Hispanicization of Topeka Kansas and I decided to just put that into Google to find out what I could see about this before I read the statistics that she put up and there was a PRSA story now for those who don't know ladies and gentlemen PRSA stands for public relations society of America and they had a they had a note about a PR firm that they were glorifying what was going on with this campaign inside the campaign to bring more Hispanic families to

28:34to Topeka Kansas now this dates back a couple years but we didn't talk about it then and it only I think advances the horror of what Natalie Winters was showcasing in regards to how this campaign was lavish with awards from the industry turns out that Kansas's capital city of fewer than 180,000 people needed workers despite attracting 100 families through its choose to Topeka relocation program and increasing the county's population by 2,255 residents in 2021 the city desperately needed a higher population to continue growing its economy with an unemployment rate below 3%, nearly 7,000 positions were open ranging from entry level workers to executive professional services roles luckily Topeka has a long history of celebrating its diverse heritage in fact 30% of the city leaders including Mayor Mike Padelia are of Hispanic descent and the city's Hispanic

29:40population is 13.4% and rising wait wait wait wait the population is 13.4% but the number of Hispanics who are in leadership positions are what 35% did you say? 30% of the city's leaders at the time that this that this story was published which was late 2024 were Hispanic that number is actually increased but the population was only 13.4% I know that's that's very very weird what are those white people doing? Well there is Kansas we're talking about this sit on their hands well we'll actually the numbers get even worse when you look at what Natalie Winters posted on X but I'd like to go ahead and continue here that where I point out that in mid 2023 recognizing that many Hispanic immigrants were looking for work and new opportunities the city launched a PR campaign to welcome immigrants with permission to work in the United States enter boutique economic development

30:46agency violet PR with a limited PR budget and without any advertising dollars or travel budget the violet team aimed to reach Topeka's target audiences through earned media coverage at the national and international levels which brings us to what they've accomplished as Natalie Winters breaks down what the Hispanic of Topeka Kansas means this is the actual name of an award-winning PR campaign promoting a relocation program backed with tax dollars from those of Topeka Kansas the greater Topeka partnership hired violet PR to recruit Hispanic immigrants to the city the selling points jobs affordable housing bilingual education and mr. Taylor relocation incentives worth up to fifteen thousand dollars violet PR said it secured 69 stories about Topeka 26 in English 43 in Spanish including the outlets such as the NBC news the Washington Post the

31:52Wall Street Journal and most importantly Telemundo the campaign then won a 2024 award from the PRSA that's of course the aforementioned public relations Society of America and the broader relocation program it's still getting public money on May 13th 2026 local officials voted seven to zero to approve another three hundred thousand dollar grant 234 relocation incentives fifty thousand dollars for a job matching platform twenty thousand dollars for welcome packages tours and new comer programming I don't know what exactly what is all in that welcome package but I can only imagine sir the partnerships response to the publicity hey we're thrilled with the media coverage you have to wonder how many cities like this across the country are doing similar things mr. Taylor I don't think that many we might or might not have heard about it but this is quite fascinating

32:58as you can see you read off those big media names who are happy to give them coverage I mean if this were a campaign to recruit high IQ people or college educated white people you can be absolutely certain that they wouldn't get any big media promotion on this but if you're asking for his spattix oh boy the media just rubbed their hands and give you all the free promotion you could possibly ask for this is this is really quite repulsive I bet some of this is so attractive that it is actually drawing people into the United States if people are talking about relocation money if you happen to be living in Mexico or Guatemala and you have for some reason a legal right to work in the United States they'd probably fly you in with your family this is this is just absurd it I'm well I'm with you know and it it in my opinion bears further investigation because the article

34:04on the PRSA website from late 2024 is in a members only section so I would love to know some of the nuts and bolts of this campaign well and to see see other places where they've published some of these glowing come to come to come to to peek a can't this amigo campaign I wonder if this I wonder if this is even legal I say if I say if or high IQ white people first of all it would probably be declared illegal immediately and you wouldn't get any free publicity but pollo boy so the mayor is an amigo and he's gonna have a lot more amigos and you can have a lot more people voting for him if this keeps up could reach Topeka cancels I wouldn't have thought that that would just so run by Hispanics but apparently it is well mr. Cursey this is an interesting story the Los Angeles City Council has a member who is also a mayoral candidate and her name

35:07is nithia raman and I think you can guess where she's from she is a dot Indian born in India and of course Indians always know best about what's good for America because that's just the way they're born well she is outraged that the Trump administration has proposed a federal rule that would require heads require head start programs nationwide to conduct all of their education in english well she says if I'm elected I will bring the full weight of the mayor's office to fight this cruel mandate and work with our school district to call for a joint lawsuit if needed to protect our families rights why this Indian is going about for all the Hispanics children whose native language is not English and who do not speak English would accorded the ruling have to receive priority for English instruction now as it is now I was unaware there's certain American Indian and Alaska

36:12Eskimo tribes their head start programs use tribal languages but they would still be exempt did you know that that you can get the head start in some Eskimo language if you're in Alaska well you can of course head start is famous for failing to improve student outcomes in any lasting way by first grade any improvements have disappeared they might show some signs of improvement in kindergarten but by the time they get the first grade anything that they've learned they have foregone and as it turns out one third of head start classrooms at least the ones that don't deal with Eskimos Indians could be affected by this language change one third as many as that California so turns out gets one and a half billion dollars in funding every year for head start now the whole country it's 12.3 billion dollars and there are 700,000 children enrolled in head start at a

37:20cost of as I said 12.3 billion dollars that works out Mr. Cursey to a cost of 17,657 dollars per child per year 17,000 dollars that's a lot of money for essentially what boils down to daycare you pay for it and I pay for it now you may be surprised or you may not I'm on the side of Nisya Rahman if we're going to be paying for this stuff if we're going to be paying for this and I don't want to be paying for it but if we're going to be paying for it I am perfectly happy for the children of immigrants to be taught in their own languages I want them to be as alien as possible and also I want them to be fluent in the language of their homeland when we deport them so Nisya and I see eye to eye on us now as I say I would just cut the whole thing off as I say this is pretty dug on expensive daycare

38:2317,600 seven dollars per child per year and presumably we're teaching them things that are going to make them better first graders and we get no effect at all or better kindergartners to begin with but no I want them to remain as alien and as incomprehensible as possible. Mr. Taylor you are a compassionate you are a compassionate remigrationist. I am I want them to fit in perfectly when they go home yes yeah I can't agree more so no I it's and by the way she is currently leading in the polls to be the next mayor of Los Angeles. Do you know who who her closest competitors are probably not a white person anyway some black person. No it's the current black mayor of Los Angeles whose name escapes me at the moment. That's right. If you remember just a notorious incompetent and a torsing competent but if you recall they had that interesting primary where Spencer Pratt looked like he actually came in second and

39:24then yes they had male in balladine and male in votes which continue to pour in and the Indian female that you mentioned magically started to rise up in the polls and she ended up eclipsing Spencer Pratt so oh boy Karen Karen Bass is the mayor's name right now I just I knew I remember a second Karen Bass so it's either Karen Bass and incompetent or Nithya Rahman who may be more competent but we wish he weren't and I think this Nithya this Nithya darling is a out out dsa socialist so there you go now the time may come when we just need to make sure the Andreas fault completely breaks into and we can just shove the whole state out into the Pacific and let it fend for itself well Mr. Cursey because you are you are always on top of the news I'm sure you've heard this story about white supremacist fingernails the BBC ran an article about

40:24fingernails on its website 27th September you think of the BBC as this esteemed national broadcaster serious giving us the news that we needed during one world war after another this august outfit well it does articles about fingernails now and apparently anti-beab reported a viral phrase for what they call bear rather than decorated nails now women being women they're not completely bear what they do is they get some kind of very fancy coating on them but they're not colored so they look natural well they look natural but shiny and beautiful and the article included criticism of this trend which suggested that it could stigmatize bold manicures the article noted that nail art had its roots in black Latino and

41:26Asian communities and Mr. Cursey I'm sure you've seen these six-inch long nails with all kind of garish colors and zebra stripes cartoons and who knows what fake diamonds enameled into them this apparently is it got its roots in black and Latino communities which doesn't surprise me at all the BBC quoted a beauty journalist I guess there's such things as beauty journalists and Christina Rudolfo is one she says that trend really promotes blackness and this kind of sameness and erasure of culture and identity that is so important to a black and brown communities these fingernails are often called elegant or tasteful and these are often usually euphemisms that perpetuate white supremacists standards of beauty what cuckoo nonsense apparently unless white people paint their nails to look just like black people then they're being white supremacist

42:29why do you like that I guess the fact that you and I don't ask each other questions and we try to use correct grammar we're being white supremacists because we're not imitating our our lords and masters in the dusky communities in any case if white people don't paint their nails to look like black people are being white supremacists well the article took a lot of criticism because there are people who are not going to sit still for this nonsense it was removed on the 29th of September just two days after it hit the internet and it said it was pending an editorial review well after the editorial review the BBC announced following the review the article was permanently removed because it reported criticism of the bare nails trend without sufficient context or challenge and so did not meet our editorial standards did not meet our editorial standards well it obviously met their editorial standards because the editors decided to publish it all they're really saying is so I guess on reflection well we turn out to be the greater fool after all so they took it down

43:34so I bet you don't have funny colored nails I should have funny colored nails my wife just have funny colored nails so we are unrepentant white supremacists well mr. I've always wanted to go to a manicureist actually my daughter's always wanted me to go with her but I I've I've not taken that trip yet well I've never had a manicure nor a pedicure I don't quite see the point of it frankly not to get to find a point on it cuticle pushing for example I've never understood the point of that my cuticles are just fine the way they are the way nature made them and I think my fingernails are just fine the way nature made them but you and I have male privilege so we don't have to worry about our fingernails just as long as we can white nail privilege like that white male nail privilege that's just just white nail privilege if you had the nail part because I'm sure that I'm sure that there's a scholarly article mr. Taylor where black women have attacked white

44:35females for there for how oh gosh biotin impacts white white female nails far far greater with much better intensity for reinforcing the I think you said the the toenails and nails of white females so anyways well they are going to hang on to their privilege tooth and nail those wicked white people love all the time yes yes now apparently we're about to cause a public health disaster in Zimbabwe mr. Taylor I don't know I don't think you subscribed to the Washington Post but yesterday on the front page of the Washington Post was this nightmarish headline US in health aid to Zimbabwe after America first deal is spurned the subhead was the African nation refused to make an agreement with the Trump administration which is sought to slash foreign assistance and impose new terms

45:36on recipients now this was behind a paywall but I was able to find somewhat of a breakdown of what's in the article and it reads as follows Washington is pulling the plug on health aid to Zimbabwe after the president of Zimbabwe harare walked away from a Trump admin America first funding deal the state department says US funded partners will get a brief period to wind down programs ending support that had covered more than 40% of Zimbabwe's HIV spending the talks were suspended last year by Zimbabwe's president who is not harare i apologize the gentleman's name is Emerson Nangagawa who halted talks last year calling the term skewed and raising sovereignty and data sharing concerns per the associated press Pamela Tramont the US ambassador to Zimbabwe said last week that the US Zimbabwe relationship will shift from quote one largely focused on health and humanitarian

46:37assistance to one built on broader economic trade and investment opportunities in quote the admin is inked similar health agreements with nearly three dozen countries but critics say the opaque deal deals slash global health spending by tens of billions of dollars despite steady congressional funding well here's some of the main quotes we learned from this Washington Post story and just give me one second to pull down because i actually was able to get the whole story on remove paywall mr. Taylor roughly 1.3 million people in Zimbabwe are estimated to be HIV positive with around one in ten adults between the ages of 15 and 49 living with the disease according to international estimates i don't know what the actual population of Zimbabwe is but that's an astonishing amount of people who have HIV who are HIV positive 10% of the adult population is that what that was the number of lives 10% of the adult population 15 to 49 but 1.3 million people

47:42so again that that's a geez james and timber former Zimbabwe minister who has been critical of the current government run on social media last week that the government had every right to reject a deal with the u.s. but that also needed to show it would support the Zimbabweans who rely on programs supported by washington quote if there is a plan b publish it sovereignty must also mean keeping our people alive i mean mr. Taylor we've learned from the end of us a id and a number of these african nations that it's basically us a id that is keeping these african populations robust even if so many of them do have these these elements in these these malities and well h i you know the trouble with this h i b treat but as we've mentioned before is it doesn't cure it it just keeps the symptoms down and it keeps people who are h i b carriers alive and

48:43there are some drugs that are supposed to prevent them from passing along or if you are likely to be engaged in dangerous activities of people with h i b if you take enough drugs it's supposed to make you less likely to get them but it doesn't get rid of h i b it just cuts down on the symptoms and it keeps your lives so that the disease can continue to grow and there are more h i b carriers in the world than there were before these drugs were introduced now a few of people are dying from it so say it keeps them alive so they keep passing it along aside from whether or not that is a sensible way to treat a disease like that my argument would be it's not our job to keep people healthy no matter what the disease and so they can pen to themselves and if that means stopping doing the things that we know cause aids or h i b to go from one person to another that is up to them that is their job i've always thought that if there was one piece of foreign aid that i could get behind

49:45it would be condoms we can spend money on condoms that suits me right down to the ground but there you go it's going to be their problem yes we learned when you actually access mr. Taylor if i could just finish two more points from this story which i didn't have mentioned i think this is important uh gana and zambia along with along with namibia um um they've they've also no maybe at the time namibia namibia it's it's not a country here that often namibia uh i do not talk about it all the time i've never heard you talk about namibia never never uh anyways but they've chosen not to ever as soon as you leave the room i start talking about namibia every time namibia namibia namibia anyway i heard they i heard they have great fingernails there anyways south africa which has the world's largest hiv positive population

50:45they weren't even offered a deal because of the ongoing diplomatic dispute with trump who has claimed that the black majority country allows the mistreatment of white africaners claims that experts have said or exaggerated or false that's how the washington post uh outlined the south african aspect of the story which i found fascinating so so that's no surprise to me so it looks like there are quite a number of african countries when it comes to aids they're on their own unless they can persuade the european union to kick in for the aids drugs and uh good luck with that i don't think the european union cares enough to get involved that so you're on your own african brothers that's correct see yes now here's good news mr. kursy data from the state department through february of 2026 show that the trump administration has cut legal immigration by individuals from 45 majority Muslim countries by drum roll please

51:5196 percent 96 percent i like that monthly immigrant visa issuances and permanent lawful refugee admissions fell from 21,096 in december 2024 to 800 and eight in february 2026 21,096 to 800 and eight i think we can make it to zero if we really try mr. kursy now these immigrant visas are mainly for family members of us citizens that's the problem with the u.s citizens oh boy but they are down 95 percent now 90 percent and 95 percent fantastic numbers mr. Taylor do you know the source of the statistic by the way uh well all i know is it came from the state department but i don't have the stores sourced indicated do you need that badly badly well i for some of our listeners they might they might laugh when i tell you that this was from a kato institute report on what's going on

52:52that's right that's right i do remember it's from the kato institute the kato institute is probably mortified by these numbers they are the kato institutes they're they're they're attitude is come one come all we can feed you all we can cure all your aids uh yes you enrich us in every possible way and the reason why i bring that up mr. Taylor is because kevin robberts the current president of the heritage foundation of washington dc he had this fantastic tweet in response to this graph he said this quote republic saving stat the surest way to ban shere law is to make sure sheree supporters are not brought to the united states in the first place end quote well yes the best way to keep islam out is to keep muslims out it does not propagate without muslims at least correct very often certainly not to white people and let's you and and and yes oh good no good my fault just just one one little one little detail here these immigrant visas as i say mainly for

53:55family members of u.s citizens all this family your reunification or unification which is the backdoor way of getting all these undesirables into the country that's down 95 percent meanwhile refugee resettlement dropped from five thousand one hundred fifty seventy missions in December 24 24 to zero in February 2026 so that was a drop to zero rock bottom mission accomplished yes sir now you had further observations well i just wanted to point one thing out about kevin robberts tweeting that i mean that is such an advancement of the ideas that you have tried to champion and proliferate among right leaning people in the united states when it comes to a true understanding of the Muhammad in threat just don't let them in it's that simple and kevin robberts is now graduated to that sphere of understanding yes good for him good for him now there's someone who probably will

55:01never graduate to any sphere of understanding and that is congresswoman delia runny reds from illinois she calls herself a proud anchor baby she has introduced legislation to abolish ice she's not the first but ice and customs and border protection would be eliminated gone and all of the money now used for ice and cbp would be red red red redirected to social services and show we can imagine the kind of stuff she wants government money spent on now once the country illegal immigrants would be free to pursue asylum claims not enough see i don't see any reason why they would because according to her rule according to her new law migrants who lost their case is good stay here indefinitely because there'd be no law no enforcement agency that could take them into custody and deport them so why bother even to apply for asylum because even if you don't get it then who cares you can still

56:05stay and as democrat house candidate darri eliza abile she's one of these people who is a ds a cuckoo bird she won her her primary election against a long standing Dominican congressman she is from New York city she says a world without borders just like a world without prisons or police is possible necessary and the only moral way forward got that no borders no prisons no police well if darri eliza avila shivali really believes that i'm happy to let her live in a country like that or a society like that but she better not try to impose that on you and me now dr rameez delia rameez the proud hikabidi she said last year i am proudly guatamalam before i am american

57:08now this season me that's begrant the stripper of citizenship and give her the heave hoe but that is not the way our silly simulacrum of a country works now on the other hand not yet not yet we're working on oh we are running out of time but i think we still have time to deport the imam the us can deport the Palestinian born leader of wiskonsense largest mosque see we finally have a good news story his name is salasar suhr he said a statement though if he's deeply disappointed by the ruling he's going to appear the government says sar sus terrorism convictions and israel making a threat to national security and they say he lied about it on his green card application he was born in the israeli occupied west bank was imprisoned in israel after confessing to throwing a model of cocktail and stones at israeli military personnel he was also convicted of attempting to hold weapons and ammunition he denies committing these crimes his attorneys say he was tortured and

58:12coerced into confessing in both both instances he does not have a criminal record us raised since nineteen ninety three and as i say he has climbed the mohamadon ladder all the way up to the top and he is the prime imam of wiskonsense largest mosque being sent back to west bank says he means then in my life now apparently sorry i guess he doesn't like being around fellow Palestinians but he says he says that if he showed up the israeli's would arrest him in torturing arrest him and torture him well if i were don't some but say i thought of leaves the sky low we don't want it he shows now mr mr. kursy i think we have enough time for another bad news story i'm trying to say we tested with our northern northern neighbor we're going to need to be thinking

59:13about building a wall probably far higher than the one that's being erected on the mexican border sir because at the beginning of 2025 it turns out that roughly one in sixteen people in Canada had arrived in the country within the last three years think about that for a second one in sixteen in the last three years in just three years between twenty twenty two in twenty twenty twenty five the Canadian population searched from thirty eight point five million to forty one point four million an increase of two point eight million and as we learn replacement migration is basically the stated state policy of of the current Canadian government because prime minister mark mark carney said in an interview with the new york times that his government is going to consume growing the population through mass immigration because that is quote the nature of canada he said this mr. tailer and i'll be i'll be brief what we've basically been doing is first

1:00:13getting the system under control so if we want to let in five hundred thousand people through formal immigration and some temporary workers and students we cap things and we let in five hundred thousand people there were years where the expectation would have been just for example seven hundred thousand and you know what it ended up two million the overshoots were and you know it's a country of forty million people and this is him talking the york times by the way and he continues by saying this these are big big overshoots and it's not that easy to get to Canada right it is from the us but otherwise you're flying and are taking boats so we've taken measures to get that control and we have it under control so students down by sixty percent temporary foreign workers down by fifty percent it happens to be the case part of this is tightening but asylum seekers are down by one third on a flow basis and now the question starts to become when do we resume some controlled increase in the population which is the nature of canada so that'll happen and we just want to make sure that we've got it under control in quote yeah I'm sure they've got it under control more

1:01:19by God's shoes more seats more dot Indians yeah it's going to be great more Chinese and Vancouver Mr. Curzier time is up our time is always up and ladies and gentlemen we are grateful for you to have spent this time with us it's a joy and an honor for us we thank you so very much and we look forward to spending this time with you next week as well