what did karl marx come up with? he eliminated god from the picture. we can do it without this.ot these boys. not our guys. you know? they knew very well. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, they're endowed by our creator. by the way, one of the things that i know you know the genius of the architecture of our founding. this constitution, where it came from. the bill of rights and the declaration. lost in the thought of you being the one that i'm sitting in front of now. you understand this genius of them to say the pursuit of happiness because if you go into a communist country as i did, 1991, i went to moscow to make a little film, first time. it was during glastnost, perestroika, the time of openness and all this stuff. so i was there, and what i did see? i see people with heads down, would not look you in the eye. in the hotel, nothing worked. you go to the desk to ask for something, a lightbulb changed, they wouldn't look at you, pretend they didn't speak english, and all this deep unhappiness. they had no possibility to pursue happiness,

this is a return of the old marxist as karl marx believed in the industrial revolution. with the turbines and the industrial age with those productivity problems forever. with that challenge of economics rather than generating. and that was the ultimate technology but now the google people imagine machine learning and robotics and the technology of this age. and a porous cloud that all the money flows to the top. and this is a security flaw that is that critical vulnerability from google. so the solution is block chain the dissolution of the cloud and the gardens of apple and amazon and apple and facebook ten-cent and allie bob and around the world the iranian and the chinese or whatever they all have their own internet now. and that model is not sustainable. we need a new internet giving the individual with control with their own assets and that is accomplished through this cryptographic revolution initiated by bit coin and with life after google. >> so the internet is benign in the way that we use it? it's not really hurting? >> it was completely benign with communicat

despite the fact that if you karl marx, as i'm sure they have not, socialism is just the way point, it is the transition point to communism. it is not an and in and of itself. communism is perhaps the most destructive ideology the world as seen. hitler was evil. according to left-wing historians, you can read the details that the black book of communism, the ideology of socialism and communism crossed the lives -- cost the lives of more than 100 million souls. just the footnotes are hocking. stalin kills 8 million ukrainians by starving them to death. to create utopia. we have the khmer rouge killed 30% of the population. this is socialism. this is communism. we have to remind ourselves what the stakes are and how history tends to repeat itself and how we have people who will always come to undermine us. let me share another story, it is fresh. you do not have to go back in time. yesterday, i had the honor to host a national radio show i was guest hosting. for the amazing salem radio network. i do not know how these guys got paid to do this. you talk for three hours and pick up a paych

we should not be doing what karl marx wrote about in the beginning of the industrial revolution when we propel the economy. there was a lot of carnage that damage people's lives because businesses weren't attuned to the side effects. i think tech firms probably are more attuned to that. the air is more to do that which means they need to step up and do something about it which is not lip service. you have to think about what is happening to my point that you are a piece of artificial intelligence is displacing work spreadsheets eliminated accountants and huge accounting offices. those people got jobs with their people today whose jobs are displaced by ai who may not get jobs. helping those people get trained and get jobs they can make it something that's a feature. >> host: your publisher is encountering encounter usually publishes certainly good looks. this is a political issue reviewer writing about? >> guest: it's a political issue because it involves politics. i would like to think it's not a political issue in terms of left and right. there is some alignment on this. you do see

we should not be doing what karl marx wrote about in the beginning of the industrial revolution where we have the satanic mills and we propoled the economy. no to -- propelled the economy. there was a lot of carnage and damage to people's lives because the businesses weren't as attuned to the side effects. not just environmental side effects, some were social side effects. i think tech terms, probably the poll is right, are more attuned to that. which means they need to step up, do something about it. which is not lip service. it's more than lip service. they have to think about what's happening to my point that if your piece of artificial intelligence is displacing work, spread sheets eliminated accountants in huge accounting offices. those people got jobs. but there are people today whose jobs that won't get jobs. so create a social media platform to help those people get trained and get jobs. they could make it something that's a feature. >> host: now, your publisher's encounter, and encounter usually publishes conservative books. is this a political issue? >> guest: it involves po

he's not the only member of the deep state to have a turn left ward of karl marx.n brennon revealing he was a communist sump theser durin syme cold war. jamejoining us tonight, james hl holstrom, serving three decades in the fbi. >> i never thought when i came back from vietnam there would be a communist that was a head of the cia. lou: this boggles my mind. you know, i grew up on the fbi television show, they were pursuing communist and there's one at the head of the cia and one at the head of the fbi. >> i wonder if comey and brennon were in the same den, like the cub scout den, if they were in the same communist den up in the bronx or something. lou: well, it's -- i don't want to say that i'm convinced of it, but it could be possible they should share a cell going forward. i would hope they eesh held accountable for what they've done in this country. >> as weave talked for months and months over a year, it's crystal clear that this cabal was far reaching, this conspiracy, the fbi was involved, so was the intelligence community. lou: dan coats. >> many of the dem

of course, karl marx and friedrich engels wrote about factories. engels spent his entire working career just a couple of blocks from that building, managing an english textile mill. they thought of the factory as both the most advanced form of labor exploitation, but also holding the potential for human liberation. because the factory created suffering, but also a new social class of wage workers, proletariat that they believe would come to power and build a better world. precisely that quality of large scale industry, which society produces all misery, engels wrote, is the very quality which under a different social organization will destroy that same misery. will destroy that same misery. well, the factory leaps across the atlantic. and when it does so, it kind of sheds for a while its dystopian associations. when, in 1842, charlie dickens, the great english novelist toured lowell, massachusetts, which is the most important cotton center in the united states. he said if he was going to make a comparison between lowell and the factories of england

they didn't invest in the country, and this is what karl marx calls fictitious capital, and we know whereing to end. there is no plan b. they can't lower interest rates any more. >> chris hedges, thank you for your time and perspective. >>> now to the florida governor's race. democratic nominee andrew gillum is responding to reports of a racist robocall that is targeting him in florida. the call says it was paid for by a wheat supremacist droups band comes on on the accusations that ran desantis used a racist dog whistle when referencing gillum. here is what gillum said to msnbc's joy reid. >> we call on ron desantis to escalate this dialogue to a level where, frankly, we can have a common and decent exchange of ideas. mr. desantis has to be careful with his rhetoric. in the wake of sharpcharlottesv that can be very dangerous for folks. >> basil smikle, republican strategist amy tarcadian. before we go any further, i want to be clear that a spokesperson for desantis condemned those robocalls as appalling and disgusting and he said he hopes whoever is behind this has answers for this despi

into english, which unfortunately has somewhat negative connotations because of the influence of karl marx. but bourgeois, and remember the 1st colonial assembly, the house of burgesses, this has very deep roots, this idea of a civil society. at about the same time, written charters of privileges, these are very important. we think about magna carta, from which much of the american constitution was derived. particularly article 39. from which we get the principles , due process of law, and trial by jury. they are not just directly translated, but these were the inspirations for it. contrary to what was nationalists might tell you, these are not uniquely english. they are happening all over europe, the golden bowl of hungry, only a few among hundreds of these charters that limit power. their contracts with the king, or the barren, to say, you won't do all of these things. very importantly, if you want money from us, you have to come and ask for our permission, and requested. and we will discuss and debate it. you can just come and take it from us. little digression, russia is the outlier in

karl marx would be dancing in his grave right now.ost: there are the numbers if you want to call in on your thoughts on making these tax oppose,manent, support, and not sure. for those of you who support this move, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001 if you oppose it. and if you are not sure, 202-748-8002. a couple of other news to show you, results from the new hampshire primary from yesterday . this is the union leader reporting it was a nail bite race. -- secure the republican nomination for new hampshire's first congressional district, the first african-american to win the gop nomination in the district. he thanked his wife, cindy, and at am full of supporters toyota dealership "i am so humbled so many people were motivated to help me on this campaign." seat,e going to win this you spoke loud and clear that ethics and integrity matter." the week reporting on the democratic challenger and this is how they wrote the results, saying levi sanders, the son of bernie sanders and one of 11 democrats running for an open seat did not win tuesday ni