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What is a globalist?

Because Trump spoke at the United Nations today, and it was wonderful.

We said a couple things that are great.

And you know I don't do that often.

How often do we come on here on I'm right and do that? Wow, Trump's so great. I think it's so boring and lame. We don't do that a lot. But he spoke today and it was really wonderful. But before we get to that, a globalist, what does that actually mean? Well, nations, your nation, my nation, whatever nation you're watching me from right now,

that nation has an obligation for you, to you. You have an obligation to it and it has an obligation

to you. That's how it's supposed to work. You're going to be a good citizen. You're going to

follow the law. You're going to pay your taxes. If you desire, you'd serve in the military, whatever it may be. These are obligations you have. But the obligations

go both ways. The nation has an obligation to worry about your interests, first and foremost. Your

interests. French, France, the French government, they have an obligation to put the French people first and foremost.

American government, American people. You get the idea. That's how it's supposed to work.

That's how historically it has worked. But something has happened in recent years, and it's been unbelievably damaging to Western civilization

to the entire planet itself.

Globalism has come in.

Many people have spoken about globalism for a very long time, but in its simplest form,

here's what it is.

The people who run these countries now, the major Western countries,

they don't see themselves as protectors of that country, as servants of that country.

They see themselves as global citizens who together should rule the entire planet.

That's how they see themselves.

So instead of worried about serving you, protecting you,

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