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We're going to talk about race communism.

Harmeet Dillon is here.

Senator Eric Schmidt is here.

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All that and more coming up on I'm right. Let's have a talk.

And I know today is election day.

It is a huge election day.

But obviously all the numbers are still coming in from all across the country.

It's more than New York City, New Jersey, Virginia, Texas, South Carolina. All these huge, huge results are coming in, but that's going to have to wait until tomorrow. We're just not going to know. And tomorrow, I promise you, we're going to talk to you about the good and the bad and the ugly. Let's hope there's some good. I think

there'll be... Anyway, we'll talk about that tomorrow. Tonight, we kind of wanted to do a

refresher on something we've talked about a lot because you see it so often still, race communism.

Now, remember, remember, there aren't separate communist branches. Not really, right? It's all just

about destroying whatever society communism is trying to take hold in, but that's hard to sell.

You can't sell destruction to the masses. You have to find various malcontented groups. You have to find the aggrieved and recruit them into your

movement. So you can't just have climate nutters. There aren't enough of them. There are some,

so you need to get them in the tent. And there are, you know, some feminists and there's Subaru's.

You need to get them in the tent. You see what I mean? They're just

different fingers of the same communist fist. It's all just communism in the end. But it does

help to understand the tactics each branch, each brand use and why they use them. Race communism

is enormous. Do not make the mistake of thinking this is a modern day thing.

It's just America, because we have a lot of white guilt. That's partially true. But remember,

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