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Welcome my friends to the Buck Sexton Show. You feel that energy friends. You see it, you know it, it's there. You can almost touch it. The battle is underway.

Who's going to be running this country for the next four years? What's that going to mean for your freedom, your safety, your bank account, your everything? You name it. Right?

Your kids schooling. There's a lot that's affected by this. I wish we could say we live in a country where no one has to pay attention to who the government is, who's running it at least.

But that's not the case. As we know, it's a big deal, big difference. Wars can be started for the wrong reasons. Wars can be lost.

Economies can collapse and crash. It does matter who's in charge. And it does matter that we speak honestly about what the real downsides can be.

But today I wanted to start with something a little bit different, a little bit less in the center of the news like, oh, there's so much with Trump and now that we got the Abraham Accords, we'll talk about that later on in the show.

But, you know, the president signing these agreements for a midi's peace between Israel, the UAE and Bahrain.

But I want to start with something else because what has really roiled the country this year? As we know that the twin pillars of our politics have been COVID, the lockdowns, the response and BLM.

Let's drill down into this BLM issue, which is really an ongoing conversation. That's one way of putting it riots and looting and violence and all this around this too, but and police brutality discussions.

But it's really an ongoing conversation about race relations in this country. And at the center of it, there have been some theories, some concepts that we've all been told we have to accept uncritically.

We can't discuss isn't it faster than critical race theory is a doctrine that insists that you not be critical of the theory that you're not allowed.

It's based in critique, but criticism for you of these ideas is not allowed.

In that sense, it's kind of a rhetorical trick, isn't it? But this was fascinating. There's a guy named Matthew Frank and he is a associate director of the James Madison program and lecture and politics at Princeton University.

So this is a smart guy never heard of me for. And he wrote this. This was on the public discourse.com. A site I've never heard of before, but this crossed my radar. And I want to tell you about this because it's fascinating and it's philosophically central to this moment we're in.

Now, everyone else today is focusing on Trump did this or Trump said that. Yeah, of course, that's part of our fight. And we have to talk about that on many days too. But I want to take you into the philosophy of the fight for a moment because there are some concessions that have been made in our debates about all this.

There have been some phrases, some mindsets, concepts that we've adopted consciously or not that maybe we really need to take a step back and think much more about one of them would be white supremacy.

I've been trying to raise the alarm for a few years now on this show and in every platform and in every area that I can that white supremacy as a term has been expanded because it is so odious and hateful and wrong actual white supremacy, the notion of white people being better than other people is irrational immoral and wrong.

And we all agree on that right the our society agrees white supremacy bed white supremacists in movies are the bad guys there meant to be cheered against by the entirety of the American audience and that is what happens right they were the black boot wearing swastika tattooed skinhead bad guys of the 90's that's what white supremacy meant.

And you could take it back to Jim Crow and to slavery and there has been real evil white supremacy in our history. But the term has now been expanded now we will hear that the judicial system is a continuation of white supremacy that land ownership that capitalism is white supremacy these are all things the left claims the expansion of white supremacy to include all these other areas is just a little bit more.

And it just meant to be a method of attack that you can't push back against well are you in favor of white supremacy all of a sudden I'm in favor of capitalism well capitalism according to our new Marxist overlords on the left and the Democrat party capitalism is a form of white supremacy.

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