Well, in this episode of Newt's World, I want to put in context what we're living through,

because I think if you come down to the narrowest explanation, let's, you know, Canada may

have lost, Canada is unhappy, Canada's supporters are unhappy.

Well, that's been true for election since the founding of the Republic.

In fact, even back when we were the colonies and people ran through the colonial legislature,

I wouldn't make this remarkable or unusual.

What makes this remarkable is that we have been in a least five-year-long conflict in which

every element of the National Establishment has gradually become recruited to try to destroy

Donald Trump and the movement that he represents, to go after the people who were inappropriate,

whether it was Barack Obama's definition of them living in small towns having guns and

clean to their peoples or it was Hillary Clinton's or others, this whole sense of these strange

people who don't understand in a sophisticated way, why selling out American jobs to China

and having great relationships with international organizations is more important than American

jobs, or that kneeling rather than standing for the national anthem is assigned to your

call, by the whole range of things which for at least half the country are unacceptable.

So this election has to be seen within a historic context that it is part of a much bigger

drama, a drama in which all of the bigs are opposed to Donald Trump and his bigs.

And by all of the bigs I include people like Facebook which actually has a dozen Chinese

scientists working right now trying to apply Chinese techniques to being able to censor

Facebook.

It includes Twitter which is recently as the middle of this week censored four out of six

tweets by Rush Limbo has censored the president of the United States and increasingly along

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