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All right. The theme of this episode is I've been thinking a lot about Zora Mundani and his rise

and the anxieties fueling left-wing populism. Now, part of that is fueled by race-based ideology, right?

You see the people who brazenly push left-wing racism,

people like Sonny Hosten from The View,

who's like the most openly racist person on television,

or Joy Reid, formerly from MSNBC,

where everything in her eyes was based on race

and all laws should be used to promote

anti-white racism. And while those people are black and so specifically two people, a lot of

people who do promote this kind of stuff are white. And they have this shared ideology that is

anti-white racism. There's also those who are just mind-washed, people who are brainwashed, rather, brainwashed completely,

and they just believe in things like releasing criminals and redistributing wealth and

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