one of the goals i guess of seat act was for the concerns of sort of talk to each
other figure out what went wrong in the last electoral cycle figure out what
they need to do in the next one
and harcourt some groups that hadn't been in their their camp at the last
election
uh... we talked on friday about the way that they were turning on female voters
by comparing the uh...
democratic candidates to the golden girls
and now they've figured out an interesting way to turn off any
remaining minorities in the country who had any interest in the republican party
whatsoever so
uh... takeover will smith
is a republican activist i think teaches about up frank frederick douglass
republicanism
uh... and so he was running a little
a little talk an interesting them
uh... trump the race card are you sick and tired of being called the racist
when you know you're not one
and it sounds like you need to come pick us stock
and so are the purpose is to try to teach activist how to go out too
to potential of black voters i did not go very well
unfortunately could have predicted exactly
assume she did
here's an interesting character and previously heard about him but we has an
interesting quotes he he started off in
i guess he was trying to keep it together but a very quickly to default
to him hating on the democratic party
and so there is an interesting for adam
uh... i don't care how much the k_k_k_ improved i'm not going to join the
k_k_k_ the democratic party founded the k_k_k_ obviously try to draw a parallel
and it's interesting whenever you hear about uh...
like the civil rights movement but especially earlier on like that that
that delicious movement
the the short political memory that people have
but they believe that simply because abraham lincoln's republican
well then clearly republicans are in at the corner of black people but i don't
think it's just our political memory i think a lot of it is just opportunism
you know they're trying to take it down to the fact that these labels have
shifted quite a bit over time we've gone from as you said
abraham lincoln
as a republican freed the slaves and then we move into the traditional
democratic party of the thirties forties and fifties which was quite racist and
then when uh... l_b_j_ president at lyndon baines johnson
uh... helped to be instrumental and passing civil rights
legislation that that's when the democrats the southern democrats have
left the party and instead went to the public and party you know and of course
i get this all the time from online relatives and friends you are again on
the right
winds side now we say hello n ok you know as a republican and as if that is
somehow going to support this idea that the republican party hasn't uh... a long
history of the last several decades of dot necessarily being on the side newark
snubbed uh... legged week
we hope to teach you of course i think most of you understand the sound bite
now that that the parties can change quite a bit disrepair time sometimes i
surely over a period ekits i do everything for a quote
it came to me and it's probably false but by the reasonably it's true i've
been nixon was in favor of banning uh... handgun ownership invests university
proceeded but he was in favor of yet so the idea is that what war
a traditionally conservative ideas you know from my eyes and howard for nixon
it nixon that was it was a big environmentalist
you know not he wasn't going to the best friend
action but he was in reading environmentalist i would say he was
definitely trying to
and protect the environment but this is something that would be completely
rejected as we said before completely rejected by today's republican party
even ronald reagan
would be to left network today's republican party now but i loved about
this particular aside this guy trying to run and of course the devolved
completely into shouting
uh... was that one of the guys to s it up it's it it seems that you're reaching
out to voters at the expense of young white southern male
so he added that he came to love my people and culture who were being
systematically disenfranchise yeah action congress
i
on that in mind reclaim back we've talked about myself or intuitive
received as he once
idia white student union at his university he was running but he was
wearing by the way when he went to this uh... event he was wearing a confederate
flag just to get to little bit inside the head wardrobe of this guy
now obviously vedar not running the panel you know there are not republican
politicians we have to understand they're simply attending
and we can't necessarily for the g_o_p_ accountable for every crazy
but i would say that while there are crazies on both sides i think that the
g_o_p_ historically especially in the past ten years or so especially since
the party
has certainly been more willing
to court they're crazy used and on the left has like obama distances himself
and pretty much every week and firm
for most of the extreme aspects of the left outside
well that you know but also remember that the southern poverty law center
innovate compile lists of all of the uh...
dangerous groups that that that tennessee is a showcase organizations
interested in a report
um... that uh... they at hand
the same they actually show that the death knell knew every democrat is in
office and particularly now when you have uh... president obama an office
that that these groups these hate groups have just skyrocketed so there is
something about having a democrat in office that really brings out this uh...
particularly but i would hope would be a friend challenged of the republican
party
assisted lecter yes that that that certainly does
yeah so so you had these quotes they also one point there was a black female
who tried to raise questions they shouted her down on
no what's interesting about this is what we review the quote about how there's
been systematic outweighed disenfranchisement
uh... there is no group that does not have some defenders no matter how strong
a maryland top
of group b_ is the country
somebody is going to defend them and i noticed that one of my own channel uh...
there are a lot of men feel very foldable i would say it's it's a false
victim complex i don't think that men in america yet have much to worry about
but even in the comments on this video you can be sure that they're going to be
mensing now we've got it sold that we need to be defended by people like
met behind doctor possibly want to go where confederate flags
and and i think it's its
it's only natural because no matter how strong or weak a group is the result
lethality into playing the victim card it gives you
sort of a a high moral ground i guess
uh... is a sort of funny that
azi pack which is like the last bastion of white male dumb yahoo still feels so
house so completely victimized you know that that is something that is a
definitely a part of
i guess you would say the southern strategy is call and how they said a
strategy where you essentially try to convince people that are already lower
on the economic ladder
that the people there is a real problem with the folks even lower than they are
on the economic ladder or minorities get they're gonna take a jobs away or
whatever you know creating that others so that they don't look at the people
whose policies are actually making their lives economically difficult but
actually turned to wear their fellow citizens as if those are there in
competition with them