The Adam Mockler Show - MAGA Host Realizes His OWN PARTY HATES HIM

Starting point is 00:00:00 Marjorie Taylor Green is dividing the Republican Party, not the people criticizing Marjorie Taylor Green. She is attacking the president day in and day out. Who's dividing the party? The people who mention it or Marjorie Taylor Green? All right, this is getting really interesting. Some of the more center-right personalities in the MAGA movement are beginning to feel visibly suffocated, visibly uncomfortable by the far right that is too big to ignore within their own party. I mean, a lot of them don't seem to realize that Donald Trump is the one who created the permission structure for these far-right personalities to rise to the top, and Ben Shapiro is sitting on a panel

Starting point is 00:00:35 with some of the more far-right personalities that create these permission structures, like Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles. But it's really, really interesting to watch this clip in particular, because, you know, believe it or not, Ben Shapiro is more of a center-right Trump supporter. That sounds like an oxymoron, but when the MAGA movement is, you know, taken as a whole, Ben Shapiro is more center-right. He's also Jewish, so he has a personal stake. in seeing anti-Semitism not go to these extreme levels.

Starting point is 00:01:04 By the way, we all have a stake in making sure that anti-Semitism is squash on a daily basis. You shouldn't hate anybody for who they are. But the point is, Ben Shapiro calls out Nick Fuentes, Alex Jones, and all of these people by name for creating these permission structures. He should be calling the people out on the panel with him and the dude that he voted for, Donald Trump, because, I mean, look at this. Some breaking news, as I was getting ready to record this video that just supports this narrative. Yashara Ali says, breaking. Paul and Gracia, President Trump's nominee

Starting point is 00:01:36 to oversee the office of the special counsel, says he does not have enough Republican votes to be confirmed. This comes after a political report on a racist and anti-Semitic message in Gracia sent, including one where he said he has a Nazi streak. And by the way, this is not the main political article people have been talking about. There's two of them. So Paul and Gracia says, I will be withdrawing myself from Thursday's hearing because I do not have enough Republican votes. This is a guy who said that MLK Jr.'s holiday belongs in hell and that he has a Nazi streak. He also said stuff about, you know, eugenics. He was supporting eugenics using slurs, saying he has a Nazi streak, saying stuff about George Floyd and MLK Jr. Just a disgusting

Starting point is 00:02:18 person. And this permission structure is created by people like Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. Remember, there was another political article that released less than a week ago. It says, quote, I love Hitler. Leaked messages expose young Republicans' racist chat. Thousands of private messages reveal young GOP leaders joking about gas chambers, slavery, and rape. I want you to keep in mind that J.D. Vance couldn't condemn this. The guy that I was on stage with couldn't condemn this. I mean, most of you have seen that clip by now. If you haven't, go check out the debate playlist on my channel.

Starting point is 00:02:50 There's a lot of good debates in there that you can find. We talk about this and debate. This guy says, great. I love Hitler. I'm ready to watch people burn now Everyone the votes knows going to a gas chamber You're giving nationals too much credit And expecting Jews to be honest See, this type of anti-Semitism is just

Starting point is 00:03:08 It's not hidden anymore People are being open about it And that's why Ben Shapiro is getting very, very uncomfortable It's interesting because You know, he was okay when it was immigrants being targeted Or when it was any sort of brown person being targeted Or black Americans being put down he was okay with all of that.

Starting point is 00:03:27 But now that Jewish people are in the ire, openly, in his own movement, he's starting to call it out. Take a listen. You know, I guess the question for Matt is there are certain people who you would basically say don't belong in the movement. And so the question, I think, for everybody, and I think this is one that we should openly discuss. I mean, if we're going to have these discussions is, who doesn't? Right? Like, who doesn't? Well, I'll give you a takeaway on this that is obviously timely.

Starting point is 00:03:51 When Charlie was killed, you know, the guy did like 10. jobs. I mean, it takes innumerable people to fill all the things he did. The most valuable thing he did from a political coalition standpoint is he kept the coalition together and his events were the events to go to and his platform was really setting the agenda for the Republican Party. And Charlie made a really important point to have a coalition in which he would not be pressured to get rid of Tucker, but he also wouldn't be pressured to get rid of people who hated Tucker or who Tucker hated or whoever, you know, where the various constituencies hated them. But Charlie, furthermore, to your point, Ben, also drew a line.

Starting point is 00:04:26 There were plenty of people that were not permitted into TPSA events. And so he did this in, I think, an obviously very effective way, a way that did not fall into the perils of, you know, a movement becoming too extreme. And I just wonder if there's not a lesson that we could take from that. I thought that what you said when Charlie died was right. You know, that one of Charlie's goals was to keep the movement together. It's obviously something JD is trying to do. He's trying to keep people in the room

Starting point is 00:04:47 together. I totally get it. I've talked publicly about the fact that Tucker called me that two days after Charlie was shot and said, like, let's stop. stop fighting. And I said, you know what? That sounds great to me. That's fine. I really don't want to be fighting with you because obviously we have other priorities. In fact, I even offered Tucker that we should get on stage together and talk about the things that we agreed with. He's yet to take me up on that offer. But the bottom line here is that when it comes to where you set limits, limits at some point are going to have to be set. And it seems to me that the move on the right is that because we don't like the left at all, because the left is bad. There must be no

Starting point is 00:05:15 limit set. And any attempt to set a limit is somehow firing inside the tent. And what this actually leads to is many of the same people who are firing inside the tent, then turning around and claiming that you're violating the truce. Because I'll tell you what, it's Nick Flentes who's attacking Donald Trump on a regular basis. Yeah. It is Alex Jones who's attacking Donald Trump on a regular basis. I mean, it is Tucker Carlson who's attacking Donald Trump on a fairly regular basis. And really quickly, if life is stressful for you as well between the constant work and the news

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Starting point is 00:06:36 I urge you to. You get 30% off your first order, plus free shipping. Check it out. Thank you all. Thank you to Indicloud. Okay, so it's an interesting dynamic here. Ben Shapiro is saying, we should have lines that we draw in the sand. We should not allow these people in the movement because, number one, they're harmful and hateful in their ideology.

Starting point is 00:06:52 Like, people like Nick Fuentes take it way too far, is what Ben Shapiro is saying. Number two, they also attack Donald Trump, so they're not even helpful to get us elected. Now, what people like Matt Walsh and Michael Knowles were trying to argue is that you want to have the biggest tent possible. It doesn't matter if we're welcoming people like Tucker Carlson or Nick Fuentes. To add some context, Tucker Carlson has been doing some, I mean, we all know that he's been on some crazy stuff for a while, like the great replacement, white supremacist, weird stuff. But lately, he's been having on Holocaust deniers who aren't, like, hiding it, who aren't saying anything.

Starting point is 00:07:26 They're actually just saying that Hitler might have been the good guy in World War II. There are actually clips of Tucker Carlson interviewing some guy, and they're just saying that, you know, Hitler may have been misunderstood. He may have been the good guy. So, I mean, Matt Walsh and Michael Moles still aren't at the point where the hate is affecting them, right? It's not affecting them personally. But Ben Shapiro's starting to get to the point where it's pressing, the pressure is like pressing down on him more and more. And he's like, wait a minute.

Starting point is 00:07:53 In my movement, they're now denying the Holocaust. And now he's begging everyone, wait a minute. In this clip, he says, if I get killed by somebody, you know, it could be someone from the left or someone from the right of me because there are so many people to the right of me who hate me. Again, I'm not even disagreeing with the motivations of the Politico story. In fact, even on my show today, I talked about the motivations of the Politico story, which, Matt, I agree, are completely scurrilous and designed to distract from. the sort of violent rhetoric we've seen from the left. But it has led to, I think, a reactionary response on some parts of the right to say,

Starting point is 00:08:23 there should be no policing ever at all. No social consequences should ever attend to things that are said on the right. That it's basically just pure my side versus yours. The problem I have is, number one, I think that's moral. And number two, I don't think that's pragmatic. I don't think that's moral

Starting point is 00:08:37 because I think that there are things that get said on the right that are really, really, really ugly and pretending those away doesn't make them go away. I think that... Okay, this guy's had enough of Nick Fuenta. and his movement, it's really funny watching him try to desperately draw a line now. Here's him going after Marjorie Taylor Green as well for attacking Trump and breaking with the movement.

Starting point is 00:08:54 Marjorie Taylor Green is dividing the Republican Party, not the people criticizing Marjorie Taylor Green. She is attacking the president day in and day out. Who's dividing the party? The people who mention it or Marjorie Taylor Green? Marjorie Taylor Green spent the last 24 hours ripping into Republican men. For example, Marjorie Taylor Green, apparently. she tore into her party and said GOP men in the Congress are quote unquote weak, apparently, and now she's getting this media blitz from the left.

Starting point is 00:09:27 Marjorie Taylor Green on her feminist arc. Do you guys know that apparently kid, that kid that's like, apparently, apparently, that's what Ben Shapiro sounds like right now. Forching Speaker Johnson, torturing Donald Trump, accusing Donald Trump of a cover up over Epstein, quote, whereas President Trump has a very strong dominant style, he's not weak at all. A lot of the men here in the house are weak,

Starting point is 00:09:45 Green said. There's a lot of weak Republican men, and they're more afraid of strong Republican women. So they always try to marginalize the strong Republican women that actually want to do something and actually want to achieve. Sure, that must be it. It can't be that you've been out there day and night getting the strange new respect from the left by attacking Trump over his foreign and domestic policy while engaging in the most rudimentary, conspiratorial nonsense.

Starting point is 00:10:11 If you point that out, are you the divider or is it Marjorie Taylor-Green? I mean, Marjorie Taylor Green has been speaking out against Israel lately and APEC. That might be part of the reason why Ben Shapiro is going uniquely hard on people who are like stepping out of line. I'm not even trying to be conspiratorial here, but that is what Marjorie Taylor Green has been saying lately. She's also been saying, you know, maybe ACA subsidies are good. Maybe the Affordable Care Act allowing people to have some sort of health care. Allowing people's health care not to double is a good thing. I mean, that's her stepping out of line, just saying that people deserve health care.

Starting point is 00:10:42 I'm going to leave it down. If you appreciate the videos on the Adam Mockler channel, drop a like, subscribe. I'll see you all in the next one. Peace out.

The Adam Mockler Show - MAGA Host Realizes His OWN PARTY HATES HIM

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