So the other day, one of our reporters was covering the No Kings protest over in Chicago when he came across some actual card carrying members of the Communist Party USA.

Just out and out communists doing some good old fashioned recruiting right there during the protest.

They were also handing out this magazine right here.

It was simply called the Communist. Actually, though, they weren't handing it out. They were selling it. Each one of

those copies was $5. Now, what's interesting is that in the centerfold of that magazine,

they had a map of colleges and high schools across the U.S. where they were doing recruiting. And they're not

shy about it, since they were actually showing off the number of signups they got at each location.

11 signups over at Iowa State University, 42 signups at the University of Missouri, five signups

at the University of New Mexico, 15 signups at the Appalachian State University,

and so on. The numbers themselves were not too big, but they're out there. Straight up

Communist Party members doing communist recruiting at American schools. So with that as the

backdrop, as well as with the rise of socialist Zora Mamdami right here in New York,

let's discuss the current taste for socialism that's been developed right here in America.

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Now, to start with, let's delineate communism from socialism.

And a great place to start that most people across the spectrum can accept is the Encyclopedia

Britannica, according to which communism is defined as following. Quote, a political and economic

system that seeks to create a classless society in which the major means of production,

such as mines and factories, are owned and controlled by the public. There is no government or

private property or currency, and the wealth is divided among citizens equally or according to

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