Here’s THE TRUTH About the Democrat Party They Don’t Want You to Know

i remember when i first pitched the idea. of blexit people thought that i was. crazy that there was never going to be a. possible way to wake up black america to. bring black america and white america. back together. and i remember thinking it's so easy. actually if you simply reverse engineer. what the left has done right how did. they do it how did a girl like me i'm. quite bright come out of high school and. actually believe.

that conservatives were racist and had. the worst hearts and wanted to send. black america back how did i come out of. high school thinking that and believing. that. and the truth is is that i was taught. that right if you get the answers right. that is what you're learning in school. you lbj lyndon baines johnson is taught. to be a hero because he inked the civil. rights bill in 1964. people go oh he. saved black america this democrat.

president saved black america. and they leave out all of the portions. of the fact that he was an avowed racist. he used the n-word all the time he was. proud to be a racist. and that he said. in no uncertain terms that he would have. those n words voting democrat for the. next 200 years these are facts you can. look them up right. so we're learning a partial history you. know i was criticized i'm always. criticized but one of the million times. that i was criticized by the left it was.

because they said that i was. popularizing the idea of a plantation. they didn't like that rhetoric they. didn't like the idea of a liberal or a. progressive plantation. and they killed me and a guy wrote a. whole article about it saying that this. rhetoric is racist and that. conservatives should not be calling it a. plantation and it's wrong and he had me. really confused because i wasn't saying. it because i thought it was a cute. phrase or i thought it would get. someone's attention i said it because i. meant it right i meant it after deeply. researching and understanding.

how slavery worked in america how. slavery how it was able to function. what really opened my eyes to the idea. of a modernized modernized updated. plantation was actually frederick. douglass's autobiography. in the first couple of pages the first. chapter he talks about what it was like. being a slave and he says something that. sent a chill down my spine. he said that he felt nothing when his. mother died he felt nothing when his. sisters died.

because of the system of slavery was. constantly moving people around one of. the things that held that system. together was the breakdown of family. right remove that familial connection. that thing that you're supposed to be so. center and important in our lives the. breakdown of family was central to. slavery. and i thought wow that's interesting. because if you're talking about the. breakdown of family and i'm sure larry. elder dinesh has said this already. tonight but look at the experiment of. black america today right a group of.

individuals who in the 1960s when. patrick moynihan issued his report they. were shocked they said there's there's. an epidemic going on because 23. single motherhood rate in the black. community 23 percent of black children. are growing up without a father in the. home an epidemic. today that number is more like 77. right from the 1960s to today think. about that the family breakdown and then. i think okay but it's not just.

like we're seeing it in the category of. welfare incentivization or that it's. just focused on black america they've. widened it right suddenly now we have. black lives matter you can go explicitly. to their website and they state. explicitly that they want to dismantle. the nuclear family think about that. billions and billions of dollars going. to an organization that is not even. hiding what they're after and by the way. to this day nobody can answer this.

question when you log on to black lives. matter and you donate a dollar where. does the money go it's a. huge mystery. it's like a hole right oh we i think we. know where it goes we don't no no but we. know. right where it goes. billions of dollars they raise using. black faces right look over here brianna. taylor look over here george foy quick. quick quick quick get your dollars out. the only way to stop this is to donate.

and nobody knows where it goes there's. no black lives matter college campus. there's no black lives matter office. building there's no i mean is it. possible what is the employee structure. what is the corporate structure you've. raised billions. where is the money going it's a mystery. we know what their goals are the. breakdown of family and this isn't the. only system let's not just put the whole. artist on black lives matter and then i. said well another thing that seems to be. after the breakdown of family is the. radicalized feminist movement right.

i'm probably one of the proudest. non-feminists. in america. you have women running around. telling other women that they don't need. men that that is a token of your. security in life that you don't need men. the good news is that biology will take. those people out right i mean that's. it's not going to end well right we. don't have to fight that too hard okay.

they'll finish themselves off eventually. with that mentality. but what an idea to tell little girls. that there's something fundamentally. wrong with being a woman in general. we've seen this attack on femininity. right it's like the uglier you can get. the more points you earn in the world of. feminism. shave your head dye it purple right wear. baggy clothes don't shower this is like. progressivism unleashed right the. grimier you can look then you're. sticking it to the man the patriarchy. but at the same time feminism also says.

that the height of feminism is taking. your clothes off right right. cardi b and right that's the number. one song. you can laugh. it's the number one song. there are girls on the internet doing. this dance. popping on the ground wearing less. clothes this is the direction that. culture is going because you know what. we also celebrate promiscuity now is. what radical feminism is about sex.

should mean nothing it's okay if you. want to have sex it means this is it. this is liberation let me tell you. something if you think that the only way. to make it in life you have to take your. clothes off you are not free you are in. bondage. okay. [Applause]. that is not freedom. and by the way if you needed me to to. say it by the way if you think you're. winning because you want to free the. nipple one of the many radical feminist. campaigns take your clothes off and be.

naked and you think men are gonna be. upset about that the patriarchy might be. winning okay they might be winning you. have girls that are pretending that this. is progressive right you shouldn't. aspire to marriage but you should aspire. to sexual promiscuity the radical. feminism what are they after at the end. of the day the breakdown of family right. they want you to think that you're going. to be happy at the end of the day if you. stay away and you don't value these. things if you don't value yourself and. have respect and want to look for a man. that respects and values you let me tell.

you something there has never been a. country in the history of the world that. has survived without strong men right. value masculinity right. and that push that radical feminist. movement is also seeping in to men and. suddenly testosterone and masculinity is. wrong right gillette commercial don't. let the three-year-olds wrestle right. it's just toxic masculinity whatever.

that means right made-up phrases the. left is very good at making up phrases. right they sound very important and they. mean nothing right men being men showing. any signs of of manhood is suddenly. wrong and i look and i do these college. campuses and something's happening. there's there is something weird. happening i see these skinny little boys. come up they're not standing up straight. you know. i have a question how could you possibly. say candace owens that you don't see the. horror of ben shapiro you know.

and i'm thinking. how old are you and he'll say to me. i'm 20 you know. and i'm thinking. well a couple of uh generations ago let. me tell you this is you are not the 20. year old that could have ended world war. ii okay. something is happening. and that should scare everybody that's. just everybody to think that just a few.

decades ago the average age of those. boys that landed on the beaches of. normandy an absolute horror show if you. can make it without crying through. through watching and i shouldn't say. netflix's you should have canceled it by. now but maybe some of you saw they did. the world war ii in color they put. together a documentary and they went. through all the video on the clips and. they colorized it and it did something. different when you could see. the faces of these boys and i'm not just. talking about the american boys right.

they did this documentary so well that. you cried for the japanese boys you. cried for the young german boys you. realized how young they were right you. cried for the american boys you cried. for the british boys because you. realized my goodness right this war was. fought by. men that were 18 to 20 years old on. average think about that right. and there was a survivor of omaha beach. and he's talking and he starts crying. and he starts talking about how in. on the boat over in omaha it was just.

bad luck luck of the bad luck of the. draw the worst beast you could have. landed on would have been omaha and the. americans got that beach and. he's talking about how in the water on. the way there it was so choppy going. across the channel that they were all. just vomiting on the way there and some. of them were crying. saying i'm never going to see my mother. again it was the same you know when they. were talking about the japanese boys who. were told that they had to kill. themselves and they were just crying. because they were they were basically. ordered to commit suicide and they were. terrified.

and i'm sitting here and i'm crying. watching this thing and realizing and. the the armored ships dropped too soon. which allowed so many of them uh to just. be killed and they still ran and they. were using one another's dead bodies to. shield themselves and the average age. was 22 years old on that beach and i. just think my goodness. my goodness. right. we had. these people that you would think should. be boys should be home with their.

parents and they were going to save. western civilization right. and then you fast forward to today. and you have kids. boys the same age literally crying. outside of my events. because i'm being handed a microphone. like that is the peak. of their suffering right there right. like oh my god candace owens is coming. to speak and it's incredible it's. incredible right.

and this is what happens when there is. this attack on masculinity they don't. these boys wouldn't know what to do with. the screwdriver if you handed it to them. and gave them three days to figure it. out right. i mean. and it's pathetic and it's sad it's sad. because they're being encouraged that. you shouldn't want to do these sorts of. things like if you know you shouldn't. want to be able to put things together. you need to talk about your feelings you. need to talk about this you need to talk. about that and i'm looking at this. culture and i say that right there the. attack on manhood telling women to be.

men telling men to act like women and. what is it about the breakdown of family. and the breakdown of society. and then we have the. lgbt push right and i'm sorry i know. there's more letters i don't care to. memorize them what l-b-g-t-q-r-s-p-u-v. i don't know what's going on okay every. day we wake up and they tack on another.

letter and they want us to learn a new. word intersectional. i mean i just i'm done with the leftist. vocabulary but we get to the t because. that's the most important part right to. me right now today this push and i have. been outspoken against this and you say. why. why is the thing like bathroom science. are we willing to do that do we have a. debate about bathroom signs and yes. they're offended because this says women. and this says men but i'm not women or. man i'm intersex i'm this and that and. then you hear that they're pushing this.

agenda in the school system telling. children they can pick their genders. trevor noah a few days ago came out and. said gender revealed parties should be a. thing of the past because your child. will tell you what gender they are. now. about to be a parent not one yet but i. can tell you that i did nanny. and um the girl was three and she was. convinced that she was a mermaid right. the left would have it that i should be. allowing her to stay in the bath forever.

because she is a mermaid there's this. thing called you're the parent and they. are the child. right. i mean imagine a society where we have. to allow the thoughts and and add. meaning to the thoughts and the reality. behind what three-year-olds think this. is what the left is after right and then. you say what do these things have in. common attacked men attack women attack. gender attack all of these things and.

the one thing that's in the middle is. family right because when you're. encouraging children to change their. genders and to go through sex change. surgeries right the decision that they. cannot reverse later in life what you. are basically saying as these kids will. not be able to have offspring right all. of these things are related to the. breakdown of family they want the family. unit gone because that is the thing that. has made western civilization the. strongest the nuclear family unit is. under attack in this country right now.

when government becomes. god right that is what they want they. want us to pray to government for all of. the answers when there's a problem it is. why i was the most vocal person out of. the gate about cobin 19. everyone was. scared left and right candace tweets in. february not doing this not playing this. game i've been on a plane i've been. traveling i've been shaking hands i've. been hugging people because i know what. that is when the government starts.

trying to tell you how to live okay. [Music]. fear. is always the mechanism to control. right fear they will say something that. you just go well we can't possibly. challenge that and the left is great at. that by the way right. i was one of the first people again left. to right and got killed by both sides. the second the me too hashtag started.

trending i said nope. i know what that's about people said how. could you can this is about sexual. assault this is about rape i said that's. the point the left has found something. that everybody is uncomfortable. challenging right you who would want to. challenge any uh you know a hashtag me. to this half who would want to be the. person to say this is wrong right well. me because i believe in due process. right and i saw this hashtag happening. in the me too and i said this is going. to be the way the left takes down any.

man woman that they want to in a second. because they're now removing due process. right how simple it is to remove due. process and i talk about this in my book. but is there any community that should. have been louder against the metoo. movement than black america did we not. learn the lesson of what happens when. allegations go unchecked do we not. remember what happened to emmett till. how dare we allow the left to again say. no matter what believe women hashtag. blanket believe women i mean what an.

absurd idea you should never hashtag. believe women you should never hashtag. believe men you should always hashtag. believe facts. okay. believe facts. and so they find these vulnerable points. and they get more extreme every single. time you know they and then people don't. realize it until it's gone too far. everyone's shy to say and then suddenly. you look at brett kavanaugh and then you. go whoa that happened very quickly right. now we understand what they're really.

after and it's the answer is always. power it's always power. and the coven 19 just came it was just. too well packaged the timing for me it's. like wow so um. we can't come together. we can't do this we can't come together. we can't see one another you're saying. we all have to stay home by ourselves. and rely on the mainstream media. narrative to know what's going on. outside the one thing they have wanted. full control of the narrative is exactly. what you're handed when people can no.

longer go out and have experiences. this is what you call plato's allegory. of the cave right and and for those of. you that don't know that story um plato. wrote a story called the allegory of the. cave and it essentially says it's a. story about three prisoners who are hung. up on a wall and there's a fire behind. them their entire lives they're hung. they're hung up and they believe that. the shadows on the wall are real that. this is reality there can be no. different reality and people are putting. shapes behind the fire and they have no. idea what life is outside of the cave.

right. and suddenly one of them gets freed and. they go outside and he burns his eyes. and then suddenly he starts to see. reality for what it is he sees the trees. he sees the sky he sees everything. outside he's oh my goodness what i. thought was reality wasn't reality but i. have to go back and tell them i have to. go back and tell the remaining two. prisoners of what's really outside i've. now had this experience i understand. what reality is right. and so he goes back inside and he tells.

the prisoners and his eyes are burning. and they. and they look at him and they say you're. crazy don't touch us we don't want to be. cut down that can't possibly be true. this is reality in front of us and they. mock him and they call him crazy. and i say that that allegory which i. discuss in my book is so much of what. it's like to be a black conservative. today right. because we've made it out of the cave. we know what reality is. the people whose hands are still tied up.

looking at the shadows on the cave the. shadows being created by cnn by msnbc by. nbc telling them that this is what you. need to fear this is what's real this is. what you're going through that is a lie. get outside and step into the sunlight. right. that is the challenge as americans to. encourage people. to never allow someone else to control. your narrative and i said all the time. you know when i first decided that i was.

going to listen just listen not listen. to a a reproduction of what he said but. just listen directly to what the. president said i was shocked after. watching a full speech and then going. and listening to what the mainstream. media turned it into right how could i. ever trust them with any story ever. again i have to trust my experiences. the mainstream media had created for me. a reality that didn't exist about. conservatism they lied. and this is this is not just the.

mainstream media the way they've done it. has been brilliant and you have to give. credit to the left where credit is due. it was machiavelli and what they did. right. first they realized that you have to. attack every pillar and every structure. that makes sense to people so they. attack god right first and foremost you. have to remove god you have to remove. faith this is why in the media they. routinely mock christians right they. they say there's something wrong with. christianity you're jesus freak your. bible. gun tell in you know this is this is all. wrong right they mock that because then.

once you remove god then you've got. family and they've destroyed family and. when they did that to black america they. knew what would happen. you see when you remove the family when. you remove anything a vacuum exists and. something's got to fill that vacuum. something's got to fill that hole right. and for the black youth it was easy. instead instead of getting that. maternity and paternity inside the home. you have to pursue it somewhere else. so you pursue it on the streets. so you pursue it via culture.

suddenly you look up one day and you're. taking advice from cardi b. and jay-z and beyonce to tell you how. you should think and how you should vote. suddenly cardi b is creating the shadows. on the cave for you right. telling you what you need to fear and. you believe it because you've lost. direction because you don't have those. pillars of strength behind you because. you don't have your mother and your. father on the dinner table telling you. what the truth is right the left. understood that what they did was. brilliant and this is why they control.

hollywood this is why they control. culture this is why taylor swift says. it's her mission to do this and and get. you know conservatives out of office. this is why cardi b is sitting down with. bernie sanders. and and joe biden because that is the. evil that is the puppetry they. understand we will use these idols that. have become mom and dad to control the. masses. right. and then they did the last thing which. was so important they controlled the.

education system. right. everything that you learn in school i. mean the department of education should. be abolished it should be abolished. the. 1619 project. handing out to kids in first grade. packages packets about white privilege. right this is a serious story i have two.

little girls that i used to nanny for. they're twins they're now 16 and they. attend an elite. high school private school in manhattan. and they are conservative and they told. me. that on the first day of school they're. introduced to their safe space right. um and that they are all required to. take a class in multicultural class. where. every white person is encouraged to go. around the room and talk about why they. feel guilty for being white right. and i'm sitting here thinking in my head. if you ever need to know if something is.

racist and wrong just switch the races. right. would it be acceptable if you made every. black person go around in class and tell. you why it was wrong that they were. black. that would be psychotic that would be. racist so yes it's racist when you make. white kids do that too okay. this is the game i play to decide what. is right and what is wrong when i go on.

to my twitter and i see an article from. buzzfeed it'll the title will be. this is why white people need to shut up. so i play the game would this article be. racist if it said this is why black. people need to just shut up the answer. is yes it's racist take it down right. it's that simple. we've been led to believe that racism. only works one way no racism is racism.

okay it is racism. [Music]. and the reason. the reason it has gotten this far is not. just because the mainstream media is. treating black americans like we are. toddlers right it's not just because. they're infantilizing us and they're. telling us suddenly that it's fine if. you act like a baby it's fine if you're. screaming and yelling that's normal it's. not normal if how would you like it if i. came into your house and you had a. toddler and he was throwing a tantrum. and he was throwing things in the house.

and i said that's fine you're just. expressing yourself right that's just a. little bit of expression right that. would be crazy that child would that. child would burn down the house that's. exactly correct and yet suddenly on a. mass scale grown adults are being told. that even if they riot and loot it's. peaceful it's peaceful protesting or. it's understandable protesting right. it's all understandable protesting but. the fault. is not black america's. the fault is actually i thought about.

this and i sat down and i had a chat. with ben shapiro you know the scary one. that shouldn't be on college campuses. um and i said actually after reading. shelby steele's white guilt the fault is. actually on the white americans that. have felt so guilty about something. they've never done an era that they. haven't lived in and allowed this to go. on. right. when people ask me what can change jesus.

white people find a voice because i. would never allow my child to sit in the. class and go around the room and be told. there's something wrong with their skin. color. i would be suing the school yesterday. i would never allow it to happen. i understand the fear i understand the. conditioning i unders i understand the. smear and reliable of being called a. racist trust me no one understands it. better than me believe it or not i've. probably been called a white supremacist. more than all of you.

[Music]. but fear once again going back to my. earlier point. you should never allow fear to control. you right you should never allow fear we. understand every person in this room. understands the difference between right. and wrong. the left and the right used to agree on. some basic principles of right and wrong. both sides used to understand that. rioting and looting and burning down. property that you don't own is wrong.

that is no longer. both sides used to understand that. racism whether it's coming from white. people or it's coming from black people. is wrong but that has changed right. we now have a media we have a we have. politicians and we have an ecosystem of. people that are pretending they don't. understand the difference between right. right and wrong that they don't. understand there's something. fundamentally wrong about ten-year-olds. twerking on a netflix special right.

so it is time. as a collective right. that i promise you that i will parent my. children i promise you that the blessed. tears in this room that we. see ourselves as the next generation of. black americans a proud group that see. themselves. as americans first and foremost and the. challenge for white americans is to stop.

seeing yourself as white americans only. but as americans first and foremost who. understand the difference between right. and wrong. and i will leave you with this. you know and i say it every time i'm on. stage but i learned those differences. between right and wrong from my. grandfather um. and he is the greatest man breathing i'm. not biased i'm not biased he really is.

and. for him the reason why i could never. take this narrative and believe and see. myself as a victim is because i have a. grandfather that is still breathing who. lived through real issues who lived. through real segregation who grew up on. a segregated south plantation who grew. up on a sharecropping farm who grew up. at the age of five years old his first. job laying out tobacco to dry he wasn't. allowed to go to school because he had. to work he had to work the farm he grew.

up with the real kkk spraying bullets. inside of his home at night. and him and his brothers would run to. the back of the house when they'd come. around and to this day my grandfather. you asked him about that and as smirk. crosses his face and with pride he says. and my daddy would grab the shotgun and. shoot back at them boys. [Applause]. boys. boys. what an insult to the legacy of the ku.

klux klan right boys diminished removing. the power right removing the power from. the real racists never seeing himself as. a victim he really. speaks with such a power and a strength. that i couldn't imagine being the next. generation generations off from that. and seeing myself as less than right. the generation that ended world war ii. the generation who ran to the back of. the house. while their daddy would grab the shotgun.

and shoot back at them boys. that is the culture of american values. that i crave the strength the power the. resilience that we are all capable of in. this room right but we have to find the. strength to speak up and speak out. if it's wrong it's wrong. [Music]. if they call you a racist so what.

if you're black and they call you a. white supremacist laugh. laugh. it's so ridiculous. let's stop giving power to the left. let's stop the situation that we're in. today where. the left is making the rules. we're playing by them and they're. playing by none. they're playing by none. let's stop doing that. because if we don't we're going to wake. up one day and we're not going to have a. country to save right if you don't find.

your voice and realize that right now. this time in america is so. critical right. if you don't look back at past. generations with pride. generations like my grandfather who now. as a retired man lives on that. sharecropping farm purchased it and is. the owner of it. that story the story of my grandfather.

is the american dream. the american dream that if you work hard. never once in his entire life. have i ever heard my grandfather say a. negative word about a white person. despite living through the horrors right. he always just says you know what that. was just a different time. baby that's what he always said just a. different time right because it was a. different time that is not the america. that we are living in today.

and how he got ahead is the same way. that every person can get ahead there's. there's no hacks or shortcuts in life. it's very simple. what unites us all is not a skin color. it's not even a language believe it or. not what unites us all in this room is. the american philosophy the american. philosophy. is that you can come to this country. with the clothes on your back barely. speaking the language but if you are. willing to work hard and stay out of. trouble. you can make something of yourself.

that is what we fight to protect. every single day. so ladies and gentlemen i leave you with. that to remember that the blexit slogan. is we are the free. we the free god bless thank you guys so. much for having me.