what happened in 1974 and who got elected then that helped you see this i should say not the george orwell book butthe election . >> .. this is representative of the people like gary hart, there's a whole slew of new candidates who come in. people like al gore and the state level liketi bill clinton they stand for a change in the parties direction and part of structure. the other pink thing that happened around 1974 his economic recession and there's the struggle within the democratic party, new solutions to address the economy and wanting to find new ways to address the problems the economy to become watergate babies because of their love of the technd industry and post industrial growth as a solution to these problems. 1984 election versus mondale reagan wins 49 states. the democratic party was looking to change >> the democratic party was looking to change. how did it change? >> one of the key ways that changed going forward the 1984 election and landslide is a wake-up call in the group of democrats come to them from a couple cases, one is a group of congress and another is moderate dem

modern democrats have never read george orwell's. they don't know that they are making his predictions true. what the militant left is proposing is not to simply wrong, it is people. [applause] it is people -- evil and the results are people -- evil. the biden pendency -- presidency has radical left-wing policy with gross incompetence. families, inflation, empty shelves, babies in the u.s. without formula, you can't believe that. dangerous invasion of our borders, drugs and criminals marching in every day, escalating debt and spending. withdrawing from afghanistan, indoctrination of children are public schools and murdered across this country. criminals are now being -- shopping prosecuted but police are being executed. -- are not being prosecuted but police are being executed. is this the beginning of the end of america? it could be. but only if we allow it. [applause] here's the goodness. the backlash is coming, the opposition is building, americans have had enough of this woke elitist nonsense. [applause] each of us wants our free

of the authority of the old voice, the urbane british voice of writers like somerset maugham or george orwellhdie really invents a writing that dispenses with authority itself, notjust a particular authority. and i think that's what makes him so important for the development of the novel. it's not a new voice, really it's more than that, it's a sense of the constructiveness of voices itself. we like to use — literary critics — we like to use this term historicity. rushdie achieves like that comedy historicity of voice, the historicity of personhood itself. and you know what that really achieves is the dismantling of any sense of the authority of literature, notjust a displacement of authority, but really of, you know, a dismantling of it. and, of course, the work that he became best known for, the satanic verses, talk about that was so important. that is the book that changed everything, the reason we talk about him today, the book that got him in trouble, published in 1988, it is his undisputed masterpiece, it is all the things he was fascinated by in his work up to that point come together.

somewhere, and if there is a stream rushing down the street, there was a flood, too. novoyas wrote and george orwell in his prophetic dystopia 1984 speech in the official language created by the totalitarian regime to form a concrete perception of the world in the population and as a consequence of thinking language new speak is such a simplified language in which the parties projectfully communicate with people, this is a game of euphemisms, we are, that is, a game of substitutes for promotion, when unpleasant things are replaced by some more familiar things, no one doubted that russia would follow in their footsteps namely totalitarian regimes, a few years ago the morder, with the help of so-called positive synonyms, took up the active construction of mediality, in which, as a rule, everything is stable, calm, and nothing bad happens at all, everything is good. and if something happens, it is insignificant there are no explosions, no fires, no floods, no catastrophes, but there are claps, drowning, smoke, and hard landings . federal news recently. because of a very negative color, ah, the clap sou

. >> what i want to know is where is george orwell now that we need him? and then appealing to the british - - british heritage. [laughter] and with the misuse of the great english language. and then to increase taxes by $740 billion and increase spending by $435 billion. by the way did i mention the inflation rate with the gdp report is still a.5 percent? and inflation rose by eight.5 percent. so the democratic woke monetary theory solution is led us tax more and spend more. it's cool. i admire them for the absolute fraudulent falsehood they are trying to perpetrate find the american voter and the american worker. but here is my take it won't work not only will it not work economically it will not work politically. the calvary is coming in november. steve: they can say whatever they want in the real world people know what is going on but they are not able to realize that joe mentioned finally agreed to this deal the other day while watching a reporter who had spoken to him and mentioned is very strong and that's the whole reason he held up the spending fo

i mean not the george orwell book, but then 1984 but the election but the you know, i'm just giving you a hard time the 1974 was it is actually another critical year and political history and the big and the big the big thing that's from dominated. the the news was watergate and you have this new group of congress of people who come into congress who were come to the owners the watergate babies who represent a sea change in the party and one of the things that it's often depicted because they were called the watergate babies that they were against nixon and the republicans, but actually what they wanted was change within the democratic party. they saw the democratic party to be holding to unions to focus on big government and they wanted change and this is representatively people like gary hart tim worth even there's an a whole sort of slew of new of new candidates who come in they're joined later by people like al gore and then the state level like bill clinton, but they really stand for kind of a change in the parties direction and party structure the other big thing that happens in 1

read george orwell into the anti-totalitarian or the totalitarian history. millennial's believe themselves to be pretty morally pure. >> the incorruptible this would give them warning signs, the kind of knowledge of limits that have to be retained in this fallen world that we inhabit one of the tragic conditions of life is very good people and well-intentioned people can end up doing awful things. >> as we come o to the end of or time on that sort of pessimistic note, let's hope this is slightly less pessimistic although to some extent i think that is unavoidable. isis this a whole that we can dg out of it. can this be dug out in time to sort of rescue the next generation are the generation after that. >> one pessimistic note and optimistic, the tools for millennial's were liberation. the tools are so routine. they don't see these tools as somehow ennobling them and powering them in any unique way. the recalcitrance you've got to rebel a little bit in order to come into your own. some of that rebelliousness will bey politically incorrect. that could get them

it would make george orwell's he spin.hink back t sarah hucbee sandersayingn2016,hen you're attacking f agents because you're under arimina investigation, you are losing. when you'rettacking the fbi agen because you're under a criminal investigation, sarah ckabee sanrs said youre losi. all these people tt are prescribing to the obi wan kenobi theory of politics, just strike me down, dart and i become even stronger, they're wrong. this isn't "star wars"nd donald trump isn't a jedi. he's the first president since herbert hoover in one term to lose the white house, the house and the senate. he's also a guy, if you just look at the facts before us, that's got probably a really strong case against him for committing sedition against the united states of america. it's a really good case. that's just the beginning of it. if lindsey wants him to run again, that's great. lindsey must love being in e minority. i gue other republicans love being in the minority. they're encouraging him to run? you know who else wouldove for him to st

the idea that it's inflation reduction is summing out of george orwell. it's not. they came out with a preliminary scorecard just pulmonary stuff, but the deficit gets worse over the next four years. until he gets better after that. the getting better is full of gimmicks. i do believe a word of it. anybody who thinks more federal spending is not inflationary, or all these tax hikes as you said the middle class i agree with that. we watch across-the-board hikes. the business tax hikes are to be brutal and was a bad impact on real wages and typical family incomes. they are boosting federal spending on the demand side you're killing supply sides because of the taxes the terrible mixed shouldn't be doing it. the whole bullet bill is a monstrosity and also one of the thing is that today you have ted cruz coming on the show he was great guest on our show earlier today. so look this irs beast can we about that for a second? it's and go after middle-class families that's exactly right it seemed offer small businesses that's exactly right. less than $20 a year that's also r

and the edges because we're living in 1984 george orwell's, where in the time of doublespeak and news speak. doublespeak or doublethink is when you can hope two contradictory ideas at one time and to do that through manipulation of the language. so, what is a woman? what is marriage? you can go right down the list there. don't pay any attention many other side is tied to many be late -- manipulate our language and turn it on us that it our fault that we don't agree with their social concert of what thinks is ben franklin said we make decisions every minute of every hour of every day and would make those based on the value system. so the question is what is the value system we are working from? i think everybody in this room knows that this nation was founded on christian principles and that means they are guardrails. when you go outside of that that's why john adams said this constitution was made only for moral and religious people. it's unfit for any other. we know what truth is and if we act within that, when you try to take us outside that then were in the 1980 foreland that they

i continue my strong opposition what george orwell schumer calls the inflation reduction act of 2022.ion of higher taxes and even more spending runs the risk of deepening a recession and making inflation more virulent. now accompanying the debate over the reconciliation bill is an intense conversation about federal permitting

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you start to see the doublethink thatk, george orwell described which is to change your mind in a momentlinton operative. i am not a psychologist, so i am not qualified to say this but some have described it as psychopaths. we intend to depose more people, and our mission is about elimination. i i love this picture because it describes ouryo vision for the future. everyone wants to know what's next and this is what's next. you're looking at what's next. brave people, regular honest people working in societies andi institutions that expose what's going onon and it's going to require sacrifice. that's the problem you're all going to have with this. dennis says it better than i can. there are three things you can do. number one, you can do something. number two, you can donate to people who do something.t registered tax deductible and tax-exempt nonprofit charitable organization and number three, you can do nothing. it's not a condemnation if you do nothing. if you want to raise your kids and pay a mortgage and live your life that's fine but you know what to do. llthe question is do you hav

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george orwell at his finest. he rules the state as one of the authoritarian, and while he pretends to be a champion of freedom, remember his so-called stock act and tries to restrict conversations about race and racism and education, and in private business? on friday, federal judge in florida declared the act unconstitutional. a violation of the first amendment. the first one. and halted part of the law in a 44-page ruling. tallahassee u.s. district -- florida truly believes we live in a post racial society, then let it make its case. but it cannot win the argument by muzzling its opponents. another federal suit filed by parents and teachers is still undecided. on friday, though, the sentence went from broke in his war le pen to walk. >> we must fight the walk in our schools. we must fight the walk in our businesses. we must fight the walk and government agencies. we can never ever surrender to woke ideology. and i will tell you this, the state of florida is where woke goes to die. >> i for one would love to hea

read george orwell . read althe anti-totalitarian or thetotalitarian history . read about robespierre. millennial's believe themselves to be pretty morally pure. so did robespierre. he was incorruptible, thatwas his nickname . the instrument of tyranny was the committee on publicsafety in france . they believed, they believed they were creating a better society and they would move towards a perfect society. look what slipped into, a bloodbath . this would give them warning signs. the kind of knowledge of limits that has to be retained in this fallen world that we inhabit. or you're going to end up doing awful things at one of the tragic conditions of life is very good people and well-intentioned peoplecan end up doing awful things . >> mark, as we come to our the end of our time on the ipessimistic note let's hope this is slightly isless pessimistic although i to some extent think that's unavoidable. is this all that we can dig out of, what are the indications with the generation after millennial's . is this all that can be done out of in time to rescue the next

>> alicia, if you were to take the handmaid's tale, george orwell's 1984 and a movie scarf lace in a is the pizarro anti-america, fascist project. it is happening in action. it has been taking place over the last four years, but desantis is now scrambling and doing everything in his power to try to recapture momentum for the 2024 nomination for the republican party, you are just seeing him do whatever he wants. he is doing it with a sense of impunity outside of these court decisions. right now, it is the santas unhinged, and he is doing whatever he wants, despite what the constitution or public opinion polls say or what voters are looking for. >> feel free to disagree with me, but one of the things it seems watching this fall unfold from upstate is that if you look at the policies themselves, they are pretty radical. yet, somehow, he has worked in his messaging to make himself seem mainstream, to make a series of minor decisions in the way that he chooses to talk about trump, and the way he chooses to talk about what happened on january six, such that he would like to remain palatabl

read george orwell, okay. read some of the anti-totalitarian read the totalitarian histories. read social needsen read about robespierre. you know millennials believe themselves to be pretty morally pure so did robe spear. he was the incorruptible. that was his his nickname. the instrument of tyranny was the committee on public safety in france. okay, they believed in what they were but they believed they were creating a better society and they would move toward a and they would move toward a perfect society. but look what it, look what it slipped into, a good bath, right? this would give them warning signs, the kind of knowledge of limits that has to be retained in this fallen world that we inhabit.t. or you're going to end up doing awfuly things. very good people and well-intentioned people can end up doing awful things. >> host: sure. mark, as we t come to the end of our time, on that sort of pessimistic note -- [laughter] let's hope this is slightly less pessimistic, although i, to some extent, think that's somewhat unavoidable. is this a hole we can dill out of? -- dig ou

you start to see the double-think, the george orwell described as double think, to change your mind ins. this is your new york times, this is your hillary clinton operatives, it's all the same. it's literally. i'm not a psychologist so i'm not qualified to say this, but some have described it as psychopaths, and i don't-- i'm just showing you the way. so we intend to depose more people and really, our mission is about illumination. it's about, you know, i love this picture because it describes our vision for the future. people always-- american wants to know what's next. this is what's next. you're looking at what's next. brave people, regular, honest people working in societies, institutions that expose what's going on and it's going to require sacrifice and that's the problem that you're all going to have with this. dennis says it bet her than i can. there are three things you can do, number one, you can do something. number two, you can donate to people who do something, we're a registered 501 c-3 tax exempt knob profit charitable organization or number three, you can do nothing. no

videotape deposition you start to see the sociopathy you start to see the doublethink right the with george orwell described as doublethink, which is to which is to change your mind in a moment. this is how these people this is. these are your journalists. this is your new york times. this is your hillary clinton operative. it's all the same. it's literally i'm not a psychologist. so i'm not qualified to say this, but some have described it as psycho psychopaths. and i don't have i'm not even i'm just showing you the way so we intend to depose more people and and really our mission is illumination. it's about you know, i love this picture because it describes our vision for the future. you're all people always everyone wants to know what's next and this is what's next you're looking at. what's next? brave people regular honest people working in societies institutions that expose what's going on and it's going to require sacrifice. that's the problem. you're all going to have with this. you know, there are dennis prager says it better than i can there are three things that three things you can do.

. >> this is the inflation reduction bill according to george orwell. 6.1 million below, we get out of it by reducing government spending and reducing the national debt. >> the republican party is increasingly trumpian. so many voters are ready to move on from the generation of leadership we had in america for a long time. people are ready to move to a new generation. >> china is our geopolitical adversary, this is a cold war. people are saying before 2024. that is a longer-term ominous horizon. ♪♪ ♪♪ that's the way ♪♪ i like it ♪♪ stuart: that's the way i like it. the statue of liberty on a nice day in new york harbor. it is 11:00 and this is thursday, august 4th. first to the markets. i set up the top of the show that it was fairly calm and it still is. the dow is down 40, the nasdaq is down a tiny fraction. i call that fairly calm. show me the price of oil, it is down to $88 a barrel. that means gas prices will come down some more probably falling below an average $4 a gallon look at the yield on the 10 year treasury, not much change, 2.66%. that now

for some reason i remember 19. 74 george orwell she had three wonderful principles there, the first stages is, well, the main organization that is responsible for the war, the background of the world, the second is freedom - this is slavery, and we see it, the same thing is now in europe. what is the freedom of the lord if one of you says something , well, not just there in the direction of russia, but minimally even positive all this person will be stigmatized , he will already be expelled. not only from the elite, in general from the society is subjected to strict and so on and so forth and here is the third principle here here is the url i i think i missed it a little. he said ignorance is strength, because he still worked at the bbc then, and yet there was still some kind of journalistic ethics then, and some things had to be just kept silent. and now we have lies - it's true, this is a new principle, according to which it now operates. rim machine, uh, the state and western propaganda machine, that is, they plunge the whole society into a cocoon of total lies. and the truth in this v

i feel like i'm living in a george orwell novel almost every day in the biden administration.before the midterms is, quote, a distraction we don't need. do you still feel the same way? and -- well, just answer that, governor. i won't filibuster. and i have -- i'm sure i'll have a follow-up. >> well, the answer is yes, i still feel that way. here's why. we need to get congress back in the hands of republicans in and away from the hands of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. we can't depend on joe manchin to stop bad stuff anymore. the only way to stop it, get republicans in majority. that needs to be the sole faux couples you need to get through one -- faux couples you need to get through one election before you jump start another one. people are distracted and they forget they need to vote and how important that is. i want the president to run, i think he's got the guts to go back in and stop some of this deep state nonsense but i hope he puts and helps with all these candidates who are on the ballot in november of this year so we get through this election. let's win it. let's not

stuart: george orwell's book, 1984, was about perversion of truth at government level.s. cites that 100 economists it will reduce inflation. doesn't make any sense. in fact the minute it passed, matter of him signing it at this point, they started immediately saying $369 billion worth of climate investment, highest in the american history, excuse me. i thought it was about reducing the deficit. excuse me, inflation. as soon as it passes they pose it for what exactly it is. it is embarrassing. this is insult to us. like they're saying today afghanistan was a success. endless war had to stop. excuse me, way it ended, what you did, ignoring reality, that is the issue. if you want, you want to reduce inflation what you do you reduce spending is one of the things you can do. at the same time you up interest rates through the fed which is happening. this whole thing of spending instead of cutting it is a new way to handle inflation. called your agenda, not what is good for the country. stuart: i would love to know who it was who invented this name, the inflation reduction act

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