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professor, best-selling author, pop culture phenomenon came up with an idea to the world economic forum. >> i would really felt i would be that war for the last six months, i would say it is war because what i observed happening in europe i was there last, it is pretty damn clear the globalist utopians are willing to sacrifice the poor for the sake of the planet. they're doing that cranking energy prices up through the roof. that means people die. we are trying to put together something like an alternative vision of the future, alternative to that kind of apocalyptic narrative being put forward implicitly like organizations like the wef. you don't get to save the planet by making energy prices so expensive that no one poor an calf ford them. that is off the table. if you want to develop alternative energy sources, no problem. hey, man the more energy sources the better. you don't get to impose your utopian vision in the service of
that he wants to form an alternative forum or an alternative conference to the world economic forum. listen to what he suggests could be a counter to it. >> i really felt that i've been at war percent last six months -- for the last six months, because what i on served happening in europe when i was there last, it's pretty damn can clear that the globalist utopians are willing to sacrifice the poor for the sake of planet, you know? they're doing that by congressing energy -- cranking energy prices through the roof. we're trying to put together the something like an alternative vision of the future, say ab an alternative to that kind of apocalyptic narrative that's being put forward at least implicitly by organizations like the wef. you don't get to save planet by making energy prices so expensive that no one poor can afford it. that's off the table. so if you want to develop alternative energy source, no problem, you know? hey, man, the more energy
critical theory insists students must become self-loathing andtivists, sign the states with raised fists by turning traditional liberal arts into science they focus on tearing down the cultural social layers utopians believe stifle their progress. the manner in which we study society has to change. enter the social sciences. yes, our modern social sciences. they are the by product of marxist philosophy. the manner in which we study politics, history is the proved marxists. i took social studies, you took social studies.
critical theory insists students must become self-loathing andtivists, sign the states with raised fists by turning traditional liberal arts into science they focus on tearing down the cultural social layers utopians believe stifle their progress. the manner in which we study society has to change. enter the social sciences. yes, our modern social sciences. they are the by product of marxist philosophy. the manner in which we study politics, history is the proved marxists. i took social studies, you took
with this. critical theory insists students must become self-loathing andtivists, sign the states with raised fists by turning traditional liberal arts into science they focus on tearing down the cultural social layers utopians believe stifle their progress. the manner in which we study society has to change. enter the social sciences. yes, our modern social sciences. they are the by product of marxist philosophy. the manner in which we study politics, history is the proved marxists. i took social studies, you took
in america's schools. the progressives and now cultural marxists are counting on the fact that we never remember. tonight's sneak peek of espress do is during great it will infuriate you, shock you, and raise more questions than it answers. i hope it will convince you to keep watching. take a look. picky i pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for which it stands, one nation individua with liberty and justice for all . >> what you're witnessing is no a classroom in germany. it was a pledge strategically created by a different group of utopians. the progressives of the united states of america.
common sense and basic application of an understanding of human nature. that's what the left doesn't have. that men and women can remain blameless and utopia is attainable. here on earth man is sinful, man is flawed and makes mistakes. authority is required and violence is unfortunately around us. power finds a vacuum and exploits it. in cases of inner cities you have gangs who are now running entire neighborhoods. autonomous zones in minneapolis because utopians who really know it can't work and they he are ultimately beholding to their activists talk out of both sides of their mouth and that's what is happening at the border. they are saying come here and then they say the border is closed. mixed messaging doesn't work. when you let activists say defund the police and then say we support law enforcement just
ever. >> thought police on patrol, april 11, 2014. >> two months ago, a petition bearing more than 110,000 signatures was delivered to the washington post, demanding more from a band on any article questioning global warming. the petition arrived the day before publication of my column. it consisted of precisely that , heresy. the column ran as usual but i was gratified by the show of intolerance because it perfectly illustrated my argument that the left is no longer trying to win the debate, but stopping debate altogether. vanishing from public discourse any and all opposition. the proper word for that attitude is totalitarianism. >> he saw the 20th century totalitarianism and not theism and communism as all seeking utopians that were going to
utopians that were going to level human civilization because they thought change human nature. in the american context he saw liberalism as not nearly that dangerous, but having those same seeds of being a little too utopian, he feared out of whatever good intentions you could have a state that grew and squashed the individual, and that's what he wanted to avoid. >> he wrote that the founding of the united states was a miracle, every fourth of july. >> we would have a big fourth of july at our summerhouse on chesapeake bay. >> we do all the hotdogs and crabcakes and fireworks and all that, but the centerpiece of the entire event was a group reading of the declaration of independence. it was always extraordinarily moving. you think it could be cheesy or hokey, but you read those words and you realize men were betting their lives on this. he thought his role largely is reminding us that it doesn't just stick around inevitably, that it has to be guarded and