3-31 Delegate Tom Garrett On The No Kings Marches

All right, don't forget, program ends early today. I'm not playing hooky. I'm not being a slacker. I'm actually going to go to Kitchen 33. Chris is there busy making up box lunches. Congress isn't doing their job, so I'm going to do something. We're stepping up, and we're going to deliver lunch over 100 box lunches to the TSA agents that maybe might sort of kind of be getting a paycheck today. It's been way too long, so we're going to step up and do something nice for them since the extortion is continuing with Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries in D.C. and the pressure point are these guys, their families, their rent, gas, and food. We're going to do something about it in our own little way. Right now, we're going to check in with a friend of the program, Tom Garrett. Remember the House of Delegates, former member of Congress, and now he's becoming a friend of the program, joining us here to talk about the No King's Rally on News Radio WRFIA. Good morning, sir. Rich Herrera, you magnificent guy. I like to channel the movie Patton, where Patton has a copy of Rommels, the tank at war. I'm ready to book! Right, but I don't know what the FCC says I can and cannot refer to my favorite morning host as so. Man, it is, the cognitive dissonance is loud in here. The no kings rallies tickle me because if you read Olinsky's 13 rules for radicals, it says that you've got to keep your text fun and interesting or else people grow bored. And so this is just Occupy Wall Street or whatever movement du jour you want funded by Chinese communist and George Soros money. And I know that you're like, ooh, this is George Soros. Look, dude, while Elon Musk was trying to get the Democrats to let him pay the TSA agents. We know that George Soros himself invested $96 million into these latest No Kings rallies. If you take the Arabella Foundation and George Soros, et cetera, all the dark money operations, what we've exposed is about a third of a billion dollars designed to let a bunch of people cosplay and act like they have moral superiority over the only democracy in the Middle East by championing the cause. of Iran who throws homosexuals off rooftops and literally hangs them from cranes in the town square, right? I mean, and I don't, it's frightening, but you don't have to have great Sherlock Holmes like detective skills to walk this money backwards. This is a project that was started under the former Soviet Union and continues under Malice China.

as they understand that the United States is incapable of being defeated from without. And so they worked diligently to defeat us from within. And what you saw at the latest No Kings rally was really just the public manifestation of useful idiocy taken to the streets with the presumption that you scream loud enough that people will agree with you just so that perhaps you'll shut up. Well, my work is through. All right. Thank you. Drop the bike. I'll talk to you later. No, I put this out yesterday because there's a lot of different takes on that. I wasn't going towards the money. I was going over the impact that it had that it's really desperate groups that get together. It's the BLM crowd. It's the abortion rights crowd. It's environmentalist. It's gun control. It's pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel people. I've been through those marches, a delegate, and it's interesting because everybody, they either have one sign that was pre-printed, pre-printed, paid for, because you can tell it has that little made-by-union shop logo on the bottom of it. And they all have those that they've been handed out to everybody, or they all have their own individual signs. and none of them have anything to do with each other. And I think it's a bunch of different groups that if they weren't all united under this one umbrella of madness, they'd just be some crazy guys standing there like a street preacher on the side of the road. Instead, it's multitudes of crazy people standing there like street creatures on the side of the road. So Google is horrific at telling the truth. But if you Google who pays for no King's rallies. You will get. No Kingswriters are funded by a coalition of Democrat donors with significant contributions for major liberal organizations. Key funding sources include the Arabella Network. That's founded by a former Clinton advisor spent like $21 billion between 2006 and 2025. Takes dark money from foreign sources because there's a loophole there, $79 million on New Kings from Arabella. George Soros and the Open Society Foundation, $72 million just this past year or so from Soros. And the Tides Foundation, $45 million. And again, this is all dark money issue advocacy money, so foreign actors are allowed to pay. I'll give you an anecdotal example of how I know I'm right. Okay, but then I want to get back to the frogs of the people dressed up because that's something I hadn't heard about. So get to that real quick, and then I want to ask you about the cosplay and all the nonsense that we see. Ohio, well, let him finish this thought. Ohio passed a bill that said that foreign money couldn't fund issue advocacy campaigns in Ohio, and all of a sudden these organizations stopped spending in Ohio. Right. I mean, so we know what's going on here. It's just tragic that Americans aren't intellectually curious enough to wonder exactly by whom they're being manipulated, that they're going to rail against the 1% whilst taking marching orders, ironically enough, from the 1%. So, yeah, I mean...

I don't know. We have to teach our children critical thinking. Well, there's critical thinking, and then the fact that you look at the media coverage of 8 million people. First of all, I always look at the organizers that tell me how many people they have with the John to Stey. Eight million people. I just do that number out there. Do you have the receipts that show you the 8 million? I'll give you the difference. You ready? In Major League Baseball. We used to have, we have the American League of the National League. One league counted tickets sold. One league counted butts in the seats. So I think it was the National League that did butts in the seats. American League tickets sold. The American League always had higher attendance because... just because I bought a ticket didn't mean that I actually came to the ball game. Now they just do tickets sold. So when I go to these games, they go, oh, 25,000 people were at the game today, and there's probably 8,000 in the park because it was really hot, really cold, rainy, or something else. It's whoever gets to count the tickets that tells me what they want me to know. So when you tell me 8 million people, and you're the one who put on the rally, I have a hard time believing that. Herrera, the race open with the Cubs next Monday. Can you score me some tickets? Should we talk off air? Absolutely. Let me know, man. I've still got pulling out there. You're going to be even more popular, Rich. I got a lot of friends, a lot of different places. You brought something up with Solowensky. Solensky wrote Rules for Radicals, and it's kind of the playbook that nobody talks about. You hear Glenn Beck talk about it every once in a while, but not a lot of people have read that. Not a lot of people have read the Art of War. Not a lot of people have read the Communist Manifesto. But you said something in there that I hadn't heard before of Solensky said you have to keep these things, what did you say, fun and interesting? Is that why we see people dressed like frogs and all these interesting? people dressing up in all these costumes to make it fun and frivolity and a good time for all? There's a disconnect from rational thought and reality by virtue of simply not having the intellectual curiosity to ask the question, right, who paid for this? Why am I doing it? But yeah, so you can Google search Saul Erlinsky's. 13 rules for radicals, and you get the list. I'm trying to do it now. One of them is that you've got to keep your attacks interesting because people don't like boring attacks. The other is that ridicule is the most effective weapon, isolate. Everything we did with messaging, if delegate Tom Garrett on Facebook and Tom Garrett, J.R. at TikTok, which I wouldn't have been on until Trump rested it from control of the chikoms. It's designed to do exactly what they do because the reason we got beat so badly in the November elections is because the left message is better, which is interesting since their message sucks. So never go outside of the expertise of your people as Rule 2. I think you see a lot of unicorns and frogs because that's Rule 2. And then it says, let's see, a good tactic is one. This is Rule 6, that your people enjoy.