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You know, Okay, so we are going to discuss the communist playbook now on this show.

And I'm telling you, it is going to be maybe the best special

we have ever done. We have Charles Cornish Dale in a couple minutes talking about street

communism. Mike Benz is going to join us and discuss NGOs and Antifa and all the other stuff.

But before we get to any of that, I just wanted to explain something basic,

but it's really important to understand

how the communist sees himself and his mission.

When the communist revolution first took hold in Russia,

which obviously became the Soviet Union when they won.

The Tsars were in power. Kings, they're Russians, they just called themselves Tsars, a monarchy

that had lasted for a very, very long time. And the people were out of power. Certainly,

the communists didn't have any power at all. Now, how do you take down a monarchy?

They have all these troops and secret police and they have all these things at your hands,

at their hands. So how do you do it? Well, carefully and quietly. You can't march your troops down the street right away to take on their troops because

you will simply be smashed.

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