The Eric Metaxas Show - Joel Gilbert

Episode Date: May 11, 2023

Joel Gilbert, filmmaker of “Michelle Obama 2024” at SalemNOW.com, is in the studio to focus on the next presidential election and suggests who will most probably be the candidate at the top of th...e Democratic ticket.

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Starting point is 00:00:42 Hey folks, welcome to the show. Okay, first of all, our first guest is Joel Gilbert, who insists with a lot of facts to back him up that Michelle Obama is going to be the Democrat nominee in 2024. He will be here in the studio to explain more on that. It's very important. There's a film. We'll get to that. In our two, we speak again to our friend. This man is a hero, folks, a big, big, big deal.
Starting point is 00:01:17 Randall, Terry, the founder of Operation Rescue, the idea that many people who believe that the unborn are human beings don't know the role Randall Terry played about as important a role as any human being ever played in bringing that issue to bear in, American culture. So in hour two, we continue our conversation with him. Now, Albin, I want to begin every show by giving an update on the CSI thing. We are up to $18,000. So we're not, we've got a long way to go. But I want to remind you, ladies and gentlemen,
Starting point is 00:02:01 and we'll talk about it at the end of the hour. But please go to metaxis talk.com and participate in what a privilege that we get to free a slave, to set them up in a life of freedom. There is just nothing more wonderful than being able to face satanic evil with the love of God to do something about it. It's just so important. Speaking of doing something about something, we get letters. Yes, we do. And I thought maybe we have time before we get to our guest to read a letter.
Starting point is 00:02:35 Doreen from Arizona writes, Eric, you have said many times on the program how we have to speak up in these evil times. Get involved is always your message. I'm sure others agree 100% with you, but I just want to know specific ways to get involved. I heard Brandon Strock, who was on this program recently, mentioned his app, his new app, walkaway social.
Starting point is 00:03:01 Walkawaysocial.com. And I said, yes, that's a specific. specific thing that I can do, and I downloaded the app immediately walk away social. I'm a surgical nurse. My husband is an ER doctor. We work hard, but we both want to know specifics and how we can get involved. We were one of the few that held out getting vaccinated and almost lost our jobs. But we knew it was the right thing to do, and God will be with us no matter what. We claim ignorance in the area of what to do to take a stand. We do speak up when subjects to come up regarding the nonsense going on.
Starting point is 00:03:36 But is that how we are to take a stand? Is there something else? We recently purchased your latest and probably most important book letter to the American Church and hope maybe that has specifics. How can a person that works all day get involved as we know that we must? Is just speaking up enough? Thank you, Eric. Jesus gives us hope through people like you.
Starting point is 00:03:57 You know, reading that, I get choked up, folks, because we want to be conduits of, hope. Please give specifics on your show. We claim ignorance in this area, as we've said, thank you. I'm embarrassed if you've been giving specifics and I've missed them and I apologize. Now, I know when I read this letter that tons of people
Starting point is 00:04:15 listening to the program are saying, yes. Yes. Yes, Eric, we need you to give more specifics. You don't give us enough specifics. I know that I don't. It's difficult because part of what I say is that it's not the same for everyone.
Starting point is 00:04:30 for example, you know, every one of us leads a different kind of life. So you have to have, I mean, the number one thing I would say is to pray and to walk with the God of the Bible in a personal relationship. Because God, living inside us by the Holy Spirit, leads us and guides us in our thoughts through our circumstances, gives us discernment about when to spirit. speak up and when to shut up, when to act, and when not to act. Because I think sometimes people think, okay, I'm going to be a, you know, 24-7 blabber mouth. And that can be as bad as saying nothing. Most people are on the side of saying nothing when they might say something. So I want to say the first thing I probably ought to say this more often is having, if you, if you, if you can think about this, if you consider it, having a personal relationship with the God of the Bible
Starting point is 00:05:37 is the way into all action. Because the Bible talks about, it says faith without works is dead. So clearly works, doing things is important. But if you do them without faith, if you're just doing things. The Bible is also very clear that we can just be, you know, doing things to no effect, what the Bible says in the flesh. The Bible says without God, without Jesus, we can do nothing. Jesus says, apart from me, you can do nothing. So I just want to say, theologically, the most important thing is to have a personal relationship with the God of the Bible. And so I guess I'll say this, you know, if you don't or if you aren't sure whether you do, look, I think the evidence that this is the right thing to do is dramatic.
Starting point is 00:06:37 It's not kind of like, hey, well, why don't you try this crazy religious thing? My book is atheism dead, makes the case for God, and that's just my book. But the evidence is overwhelming. And in other of my books, I think I make the case that this is not some loony step to take. we're in a battle of good versus evil. This is not just, you know, there's bad people doing stuff we don't like and we want to advocate for what we like. We're dealing with ultimately spiritual reality. So the most important thing I would say, and it's strange and extraordinary to me that Tucker Carlson in the speech he gave just before he was cashiered at Evil Fox News, he said, what if we pray 10 minutes a day?
Starting point is 00:07:16 So I would say the first thing you could do, read the Bible a little bit every day. and pray a little bit every day, pray for the nation, pray that God would give you wisdom. If you don't have a relationship with the God of the Bible, ask him to reveal himself to you. Say to him, if you are who you say you are and who Eric says you are and who the Bible says you are, then come into my heart and lead me and show me which way to go. I really think that needs to be said foundationally for everyone, Because from that, we'll follow many things. And I want to quote, Mikey from Life Serial.
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Starting point is 00:08:08 Same era. Try it, you like it. No. I think was. Mikey, he likes it. Yeah. Anyway. Try it, you like it.
Starting point is 00:08:15 Mikey did try it and Mikey did like it. And Mikey, well, okay, yes. We will accept that. You're right. It's a late 60s. No, no, it was the 70s. It was the 70s. But yes, I want to say that to people, folks.
Starting point is 00:08:28 That's really the number one thing you can do because it then leads you into, I mean, look, people say, what can I do? A million things. Hey, I'll simply say this. I've written a lot of books, okay. I would, you know, it sounds like I'm being self-serving, but the reason I wrote the books is in a sense to answer these questions. to say you need to have a grasp of history. You need to have a grasp of how to think these things through. The reason I've written most of the books that I've written is to give you a handle on that.
Starting point is 00:09:05 So I, you know, I don't want to say like, hey, number one thing, read my books, but I wish people would. Gosh, there's so much to be said. Albin, you and I need to sit down and make a list of things. You can help this radio program, and I'm not kidding, if you want to help you, we need to have a platform and a voice. You can go to, you can patronize the sponsors of this program. You're helping us and you're helping everything we're doing here. Don't forget you can get all of my books at my store.com. That's Mike Lindell's website.
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Starting point is 00:10:04 Eric, we're going to get back to answering this more. Thank you for the question, Doreen. We'll be right back with Joel Gilbert. I don't know about you, but I'm sick and tired of iconic American brands. selling us out to appease radical leftists. But it's not just beer and sneakers. For years, big mobile companies have been dumping millions into leftist causes, and we had to take it because another option didn't exist. Well, now it does. Patriot Mobile, America's only Christian conservative
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Starting point is 00:12:51 but it becomes disturbingly more relevant with each day. The title of the film is Michelle Obama 2024. You can see it at SalemNow.com along with lots of other great stuff at SalemNow.com. And there's a book with the same title, Michelle Obama, 2024. Joel Gilbert, welcome back. Great to be back. Thank you. All right. Now, as much as I love having you here, the idea that this is becoming more relevant is an unpleasant thing.
Starting point is 00:13:18 but it is. It looks to me like, I've said this many times, I don't see Joe Biden finishing his term for many reasons. I know he had all the vaccines and boosters, so he's probably going to drop dead any minute from a stroke or more seriously, the corruption scandal with Hunter. There is every reason to think that, if he isn't dumped before the end of his term, he will at least not be the party's nominee. And it's weird to me that more people aren't acknowledging the reality that they don't want him. The Democrats don't want him. So it makes your film, Michelle Obama 24, increasingly more relevant. Yeah, look, people were kind of surprised when Biden released a video of all things to announce he was running for president in 2024. Now, I think that video was simply a reaction to the Kennedy name because RFK Jr. came on the scene, even though he's more of a libertarian now, just the Kennedy name kind of spooked them. So within a week, they throw up a video of all things. That's not a real campaign announcement. And I think the Democrats don't want Biden. Clearly, he's got enough investigations going on in the House that for any number of reasons, I do expect Biden in the fall to announce he's not running after all. Now, the person waiting in the wings, as I make the case in my film and book Michelle Obama 24 is Michelle Obama because she is the best love Democrat.
Starting point is 00:14:54 She's the most popular person in America, if not the entire world. She's had 15 years of all positive publicity, hundreds of magazine covers, hundreds of talk shows. And look at the recent developments. Of course, the Democrats, instead of making Michelle campaign in 100 counties in Iowa for their first primary, they moved it to South Carolina, which Michelle has claimed in the past as her adopted home state. Okay, hang on. So that's news. That's kind of political stuff I don't normally get in those weeds.
Starting point is 00:15:22 The Democrats have moved their convention? Well, the first primary state... I'm sorry, not... Their first primary state is now... South Carolina. When did they make that change? About two months ago, they made the change claiming that Iowa was not representative enough of America.
Starting point is 00:15:42 It's certainly not representative of the Democratic Party. So they moved... it to South Carolina, and you say that is Michelle Obama claims that as her adopted home state. Correct. Her grandparents are from South Carolina. They moved to Chicago years ago, and Michelle used to go there for family reunions growing up. And even in 2008, when she was campaigning for Barack's first presidential campaign, she was in South Carolina saying, this is my adopted home state. And also 50 percent of the Democrat Party primary voters are African-American. So that makes it an easy, quick win for a Michelle Obama candidacy.
Starting point is 00:16:21 And then, of all places, they did move the Democrat convention to Chicago, making a setting up a hometown girl anointment of Michelle Obama. So quietly behind the scenes, I think the Democrats are setting it up for a Michelle Obama candidacy. Okay. It's also strange. When do you suppose, I mean, because up until now, She has gone out of her way to say, no, no, no, I don't like politics. And we talked about this in the last time you were here.
Starting point is 00:16:52 But at what point do you think that she would be making noises to indicate, yes, I might throw my hat in? The timing is going to be in the fall because that's when a lot of states, starting with Alabama, require signatures to be presented to get on the primary ballots. So I expect Biden to drop out, probably September, October. And the party literally will have no choice because there's really no one you can turn to. to on that short notice, except Michelle Obama, who can raise $100 million in two weeks and has the universal name recognition and can get all the signatures she needs in two weeks. But she is a highly political person. Don't be fooled. You might remember back in 2008, she was speaking to
Starting point is 00:17:32 huge crowds, very political, angry speeches, and she went a little over the top. She said, for the first time in my life, I'm proud of my country because Barack won a primary. And she'd said a lot worse things than that. But that's when the media started paying attention. and the campaign told her, look, Barack could win the White House, except that people are going to start hating you. They're not going to vote for them. So that's when she decided, okay, let's come up with a new strategy. She said, I hate politics, and I just want to be the mom in chief.
Starting point is 00:18:00 So she's kept that up for many years. You know, it's really funny because it's so similar to the Clintons in the 90s. I mean, Hillary Clinton said kind of unpleasant, radical feminist kind of things. and everybody, you know, her famous remark about, you know, what am I supposed to stay home and bake cookies, smearing and sneering at, you know, every housewife in America, which is, oh, I think there's more than 10 of them. I think like it's most of the country, you know, moms pride themselves on doing things that this woman is sneering at, who would be the first lady. And so, of course, they had to pull back from that. And she had to hide her political ambitions, you know,
Starting point is 00:18:49 until she was no longer willing to hide them. But it's a similar dynamic. Yeah, I would agree with that. Both the Clintons and the Obamas have the wife, the female of the couple, really is more driven and more political than the husband, who's kind of a lazy guy who, like Clinton or Obama, real friendly, gets along with people, but doesn't have the drive. It really was Michelle Obama and Hillary. Yeah, they'll never be president for two terms.
Starting point is 00:19:16 But it's interesting to me to wonder what's going on, of course, behind the scenes right now. We all know, and this, you know, it's hard for me not to get angry to think that. We all know that Joe Biden is not running the country, that he's effectively not the president. So there's something fundamentally unconstitutional and sick and disturbing and tyranness about we the people not knowing, who is running the country, who was, I mean, this is, even if you believe he was legitimately elected, which I certainly don't, but even if you did, you would expect, well, that person is obligated by law to be running the country. And most people know Joe Biden is not running the country. You don't need a lot of evidence. It's every day you have evidence that he's not running the country on all kinds of levels.
Starting point is 00:20:08 he didn't run ideologically in the way that he, quote, unquote, is governing. So you wonder who is running the country. And everybody says Barack Obama. I would agree with that. Certainly when Biden got in, you know, the first day he signed like 30 or 40 executive orders canceling out all of Trump's policies. And the people that came in were just slipping right back in from the previous Obama administration, including Samantha Power, Susan Rice, who just quit.
Starting point is 00:20:38 by the way, a few days before Biden gave his video announcement. So Susan Rice is certainly on Team Obama. So the fact that she left at this time is also further evidence, I think, that she's going to be helping to prepare a Michelle Obama campaign. Now, I've heard from a real political insider who won't be named here that the Obama's don't like each other and their marriage is a marriage of kids. convenience that they basically do not have the kind of a marriage people would think? I would say, if you look at my film, Michelle Obama, 2024, there were periods of the marriage where
Starting point is 00:21:17 they were very, very close, and then there were periods where they were not close. For instance, when Obama ran against Bobby Rush in Chicago, Michelle told him not to do it, that he was a beloved figure from the Black Panthers, and he can't win, and he ran anyway. And that kind of drove them apart. Barack spent all their money. He ran up their credit cards. Michelle's mother had to bail them out by getting a mortgage on her home. So there was certainly periods of great stress. That's a long time ago. Well, it comes and goes with the Obama's. They get along sometimes, and they're quite close, and then they drift apart. So I think that's the history of that couple. Do you think with the advent of RFK Jr. running, how do you suppose that's going to go?
Starting point is 00:22:00 Does he end up looking more like a third-party ticket? I think RFK Jr. kind of talks like a libertarian. He doesn't talk like a progressive. He kind of represents the old school Democrats like his father and his uncle. I don't see the progressives really supporting him. He, you know, pretty much you see him on Fox News and they just ignore him everywhere else. Well, I guess the problem is that with a Kennedy name, you can't help but be taken extraordinarily seriously by the Democrats. There's just, there's just no. way around it. Well, I think that's why they released the video kind of to try to freeze him in his tracks and freeze the field so no one else would enter. But I don't see RFK
Starting point is 00:22:43 as a candidate that's going to get a lot of support. He's just because he's gone so far from the current Democrat progressive ideology. Well, the film is Michelle Obama 24. You can see it at Salem Now.com. We'll be right back.
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Starting point is 00:25:30 the filmmaker behind Michelle Obama 2024, which you can see at Salem now dot com. Joel, this is it's a very serious subject and it's at least interesting
Starting point is 00:25:46 that you're the only one that has really gone out there and made this case and when you make the case it seems like a very, very good case. Why do you suppose others aren't talking about this more? Well, they've kind of bought into the public persona of Michelle Obama that she's just this big forever first lady and doesn't like
Starting point is 00:26:05 politics, but behind it is a very, very political person. Her father was a precinct captain when she was growing up in Chicago working for the Democrat Party machine. Michelle grew up in Jesse Jackson's house. She was best friends with his daughter Santita when he was running for president. Michelle married a politician. She's very much a political person. But you can see her now working the appeal to minority voters. And she's been doing this for years. And she's been doing this for One of the biggest stories she's been telling for 15 years is how her high school counselor racially profiled her regarding her Princeton University application. Well, I went and did the research. I went to Chicago and I found out that her Princeton University, you know, the guidance counselor at the high school was a church-going black woman.
Starting point is 00:26:48 So there's no way that was true. So the church-going black woman racially profiled Michelle Obama. Right. That's very interesting. Well, the reality is Michelle tells these stories of racial slights. talking about how she was held back in life because of her skin color, and people held her back, and she grew up as a black woman. The reality is completely different.
Starting point is 00:27:07 I talked to three of Michelle's boyfriends, her high school and elementary school teachers, classmates, you name it. Michelle had a very privileged childhood. She was in dance classes for 10 years. She performed at the Chicago Theater. She went to Paris when she was in high school with her French club. She was a very privileged kid. And interestingly, she even talks about openly in the book how she grew up afraid of black people. They would beat her up for acting white and talking white.
Starting point is 00:27:33 She talks about being in a fist fight with a girl who called her an Oreo, which is a big insult, meaning you're black on the outside, but you're really a white girl on the inside. So Michelle, instead of going to, let's say, the all-black high school, a block from her house, she took two buses an hour and a half away to go to an exclusive magnet school. Same thing for elementary. She went to a gifted school. And she talked about being afraid of her black neighbors. So it wasn't surprising that I found out in Michelle's career in Chicago. She works for the mayor of Chicago, and her job as assistant planning commissioner was to knock down the projects. Michelle made 20,000 blacks homeless and gave away the land to developers like Tony Rescoe who were donating to the Democrat Party.
Starting point is 00:28:14 They wanted that land that the projects were on. And having proven her callousness toward the black community, Michelle was hired by the University of Chicago Medical Center, where they were losing about 50 million bucks a year on uninsured black salsiders using their emergency room. So Michelle was hired as a front woman. They couldn't hire a white person to do this. They hired Michelle, paid her hundreds of thousands of dollars, and she would put the black people in these vans and ship them off to these crappy clinics
Starting point is 00:28:42 where they didn't get good health care. So Michelle always, in her jobs, exploited the black community. If I was Donald Trump or the Republicans, the first thing I would say is, you know, Michelle, are you going to apologize for what you did to the black community? Are you going to tell us how much money you made exploiting the black community on behalf of the white liberal elites. That would open up the discussion because if you want to add insult to injury as a politician,
Starting point is 00:29:06 Michelle is pretending to be one of these ordinary black folks. She spent her life either running away from or exploiting. I mean, what's the most amazing to me about what you're saying is that it's true. In other words, this is not some wild theory. You've done the research. You know that what you're saying is true. This is not just I have an idea. You have done the research.
Starting point is 00:29:30 This is genuinely who Michelle Obama is. She actually did these things and no one knows about it. Yeah, she doesn't talk about that. She makes up these stories about my high school counselor racially profiled me. I grew up as a black woman, my black DNA. She ironically has the same problem that Barack did when he ran for president. White people thought he was black. And they were like, great, we want a black president.
Starting point is 00:29:52 That'd be cool. Black people didn't buy into it. They thought, hey, this is a biracial. guy, he's from Hawaii, he went to Harvard, we're not voting for this guy. And slowly, it took quite a long time for Obama to get black voters. Michelle has the same problem. She has nothing in common with black people. She has no black friends. She never did. And she has no experiences that black people went through in life. So she has to fake this story about racial discrimination that never happened. I was going to say, genuinely Bill Clinton had more connections in the
Starting point is 00:30:23 black community. I'll agree. Truly. than the Obama's. And it seems clear that the Obama's and the Clintons really dislike each other. No question. There were political rivals for many years. Of course, back in 2007-8, there were direct rivals for the nomination. And then, of course, Obama, I think he wanted to kind of freeze Bill Clinton and freeze the Clintons from dominating the Democrat Party.
Starting point is 00:30:53 So he named Hillary as the Secretary of State to kind of keep. keep them under his wing. So he did something to keep them under his control. To keep Hillary or Hillary and Bill? Both, both. If they were subservient to him as the president and Hillary, that would kind of freeze them out from doing anything
Starting point is 00:31:10 against him. So that was a good move. And then, of course, he supported Hillary then against Donald Trump, but that failed. And now they're left with, I think, Michelle, to take up the reins. It's interesting since we brought up RFK Jr. that, I mean, I well remember when there was this idea that Obama might enter the race, you know, one-term senator, not even, I don't know, you know,
Starting point is 00:31:36 and how Ted Kennedy and the rest of the Kennedys had Obama on the yacht in Hyannis Port to sort of say, we're going to go with him, not you, Hillary. It was a really dramatic, dramatic moment. We'll be back talking to Joel Gilbert. The film is Michelle Obama, 24. You can see it at SalemNow.com. Looking to Joel Gilbert, author of the book, Michelle Obama, 2024, and maker of the film, Michelle Obama, 2024,
Starting point is 00:32:32 at SalemNow.com. And in the film and in the book, you make the case. You present the facts. This is not just a kooky idea. this is not an op-ed piece. Who are the power brokers? I mentioned a moment ago that, you know, in 2008, which suddenly seems like a long time ago, Teddy Kennedy and the Kennedy family has Barack Obama to Hianasport, in a sense, to
Starting point is 00:33:01 anoint him to say, this is the guy, the Kennedy branch of the party is getting behind this guy, not against you, Hillary Clinton, which was a really, rather a harsh, striking rebuff of Hillary Clinton. Will Hillary Clinton play any role in who is chosen as the party frontrunner? Will Hillary Clinton herself? I mean, many people have said that Hillary Clinton wants in and sees a way in. First of all, I think the power broker of today's Democrat Party is Barack Obama. You saw when he visited the White House last year how all the staff were just adoring him and falling all over him.
Starting point is 00:33:49 And probably the worst piece of presidential footage ever seen was Joe Biden wandering around this room aimlessly, tapping Barack on the shoulder to get his attention and Barack ignored him. So clearly, Obama is the leader of the party. Hillary Clinton is in the category of old white people, like Biden. The Democrat Party is emphasizing younger candidates, ethnic candidates, candidates, women, of course, transgender, minorities. And Michelle clicks all the boxes of being African-American and being female that the Democrat Party just loves. And many people say trans also. Many people say that. She's not. That's a kind of, you know, a joke that people started with,
Starting point is 00:34:30 you know, Joan Rivers. So I assure you she's not transgender and she's not a dude. She's a total phony when it comes to her real-life story, but she's not a dude. Well, I think You know, it's one thing for us to say that the Democratic Party, this or that, but the Clintons are nonetheless the Clintons. In other words, I don't think Hillary Clinton is done. I don't get the impression that she's willing to stand aside. I believe they have to have a way that she is jockeying somehow. I would say that her time is come and gone.
Starting point is 00:35:07 I don't think she has the influence she once had. of course her days of secretary's stay were quite controversial the clinton foundation all these investigations emails i don't expect her to have any influence i really don't what about elizabeth warren uh same thing you got an older white lady uh former university professor who uh you know she does have the voice of the progressive she's had that for quite some time so if anyone would have more influence it might be elizabeth warren but i don't see her as a presidential candidate anymore I don't think she's realistic. It's only one person that all Democrats love, and that's Michelle Obama.
Starting point is 00:35:46 She can appeal to nostalgia. Remember how much you love the Obama years? She can appeal to... Not really. Well, she'll do... She's done that. Maybe because I'm not a Democrat. Well, she just released this...
Starting point is 00:35:57 I was at the event in Los Angeles that she filmed with Oprah that's now just been released on Netflix, one of her book tour stops. And Michelle talked about our administration was scandal-free. You know, she talks about how great... it was and there were no problems and we had a great time. Yeah. So even though it's not true, she can appeal to that and she can appear as a candidate who wants to bring us back together again.
Starting point is 00:36:18 That will be her schick. So what do you see Republicans doing to counter Michelle Obama? Well, I don't see that quite, I don't think they've all watched my movie yet, but when they do, they'll see how political she is and how I think she's building her candidacy and working, really, she's been working on minorities and women for years, those core voter constituent groups. If they were smart, they would start to challenge her now and say, you know, Michelle Obama, you know, why did they call you an Oreo growing up? Why did you exploit the black community? How much money, how many millions did you make from white liberal elites to exploit the
Starting point is 00:36:54 black community? And why are you pretending now to be one of them? There's a lot of questions that could really expose her real story because the Obama's, look, they moved to Martha's Vineyard. that's the ultimate status symbol of rich white elites. That kind of tells you who the Obamas are with a house right on the ocean that tells you that they believe that climate change is a hoax. So the Obamas are full of contradictions, and I think exposing those to the public, you know, black people are no fools. If you give them the information and let them know,
Starting point is 00:37:24 this is who Michelle Obama is, this is what she did to the black community. She denied them access to health care. She knocked down their homes and took money to do it. I think they won't be very happy about it. Well, it is interesting that the, I don't know if the Trump folks are aware of this or whoever else is planning to run. But it does seem to me that this is a motherload of facts. You're not, again, you're not just spitting an idea. Wouldn't it be interesting?
Starting point is 00:37:52 You're making the case that this woman has long, very, very cannily been jockeying to be the frontrunner in 2020. And again, I don't think there's anybody who believes that Joe Biden is capable of running another campaign. Now, again, he didn't do anything the last time. But I still don't, I don't see it. You don't get that impression. Yeah. And Michelle has said I've got her on tape from all these appearances she made where she pretty much talked too much. And she said, Barack and I don't do anything incidentally.
Starting point is 00:38:24 There's always a strategy. And in my film, I go through her history. It's actually almost comical how in 2008 she used to go. in front of these black audiences when Barack was running and put on a phony urban accent that she doesn't talk with an urban accent, but she would put on this phony accent. Another funny thing is she was on the best dress list in 2005,
Starting point is 00:38:45 the Vanity Fair top 25 international best dress list. She always wore super fashionable clothes. From age 18, she had a celebrity hairdresser I interviewed, Michael Ronnie Flowers. She shows up in 2008 on the campaign show for Barack Obama dressed like a homeless person. She doesn't comb her hair. She wears an old sweater because she can't show up and say,
Starting point is 00:39:06 hey, I'm a Harvard lawyer just like my husband. I'm an elitist. She tries to pretend to be some southern black housewife from the 1950s. So Michelle is very manipulative. She'll put on a phony voice, phony clothes, tell phony stories to chronically manipulate black and minority voters. Well, we're going to have to leave it there, but I have to tell you, Joel, and it's the reason I wanted to have you back,
Starting point is 00:39:28 your case becomes more compelling every day. and I hope people will take what you say seriously. I hope folks will check out Michelle Obama 24, the film at SalemNow.com. And I hope that the folks running the Trump campaign will read your book, Michelle Obama, 2024, because unfortunately it's very important. But congratulations to you.
Starting point is 00:39:55 Thank you so much. Thanks. Great to be back. Folks, before we in the hour, we have what's basically late-breaking news, You've heard us talking about the film nefarious over and over and over and over. Okay, I don't know if I mention this, but this is insane. If you want to know where we are in the culture, just think about this. If you go to Rotten Tomatoes, okay, which is a website that, you know, marks, that rates films based on audiences,
Starting point is 00:40:49 it has a 96% rating. In other words, one of the highest ratings you can possibly get from audiences, but that's the first part. The second part is that critics hate it. Now, think about this. In other words, secular critics are so disturbed by this film that they've given it like 30% rating, okay? Audiences have given it a 96% rating. Why? Because the film is, you know, when you're over the target, we talked about Steve Days,
Starting point is 00:41:21 the man behind the film being attacked and everything that he's been through. So, look, Albin and I both seen the movie. We recommend it highly. It's, you know, it's kind of like Tucker said, kind of like I've been saying for a long time, this is all a battle in our lives between good and evil, but it's becoming more dramatic. Yesterday, I was on Newsmax, on Eric Bowling's show, talking about Satan clubs in schools across America. We are seeing evil more brazen, more prominent. And the reason the critics hate the film Neferius is because it's calling them out on that.
Starting point is 00:42:05 It's dealing with the demonic as a real thing. It's not a game. It's not funny. It's not cute. It's real. But I said late breaking news. What the paper I have in front of me says, Nefarious is expanding in theaters this weekend. Folks, that's not supposed to happen.
Starting point is 00:42:24 These films come and they go. The idea that nefarious is in many new theaters this weekend, this is a big deal. This is a very, very big deal. And it shows that we are making progress. In other words, when he say, is there any good news? This is a big deal. I'm just telling you, as somebody who understands a little bit of the film industry, that's a huge, huge deal, that it's in more theaters.
Starting point is 00:42:50 So please, please, if you haven't seen the film, or maybe you've seen it, drag some people with you to see the film. People always say, I said at the beginning of the program, what can I do, Eric? This is a classic case. Nefarioustickets.com. That's where you go to find out. Nefarioustickets.com. Okay. I didn't know that.
Starting point is 00:43:12 And that's where you find a theater. Nefarioustickets.com. But you've got people say, what can I do? This is the kind of thing you can do. Now, I want to say this too, that the movie is rated R because of one intense scene. I'm here to tell you that is garbage. There is no reason this film should be rated R. None.
Starting point is 00:43:34 So it's not for little kids, no. But the idea that this is rated R, this is because the movie industry doesn't like this film. This movie industry is threatened by this film. They want it to go away. They want to promote whatever junk they're promoting. So I just want to tell you, you need to. to see it. Nefarious Tickets.com. Please find a theater. And I want to remind you, if you haven't given the CSI yet, you've got to do it. It's a holy privilege that we get to free slaves. I want to give
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