Ned Ryun
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first heard Dec 2024
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They're like so dumb. They're so dumb.
dumb rantings of deluded madmen is what i describe in the book of wildro wilson and herbert crowley and frank goodnow and all these founders of the progress john burgess who by the way was the founder of political science in america vehemently rejected a rights-based government and he's considered the father of political science in america so we should probably have questions about the whole exercise of political science yeah so yeah i was writing this book
And we are called deplorables and irredeemables and disruptive simply because we're asking for a restoration of our rights. We're asking for a restoration of what we had. In some ways, and that's why I consider myself a restorationist, not a conservative.
But going back to what the founders were trying to do during the American Revolution, they were simply asking that we have our rights as Englishmen restored. You have taken them away, we want them restored. And I think we've kind of come to that next, we've kind of come to that same situation today where I am demanding and others are demanding, we want our rights restored.
We want our government restored, our Constitutional Republic restored. We want a government that actually benefits and promotes the interests of the American people on all fronts every day. And we're not treated as an afterthought. We're not treated as the ATM for the ruling class. We're actually treated with the respect that is due us as a freeborn American people.
And my sincere hope is that we actually have enough leaders in D.C. I think we've got to start. We're going to need more with the political courage to understand the stakes and go, we're going to fight for this.
But we're going to have to suffer to get there. We are. Like I said, I think if what I think could happen over the next four years, we could be in for one of the more interesting periods in time that makes the last nine years look like a warm-up act. But it's worth it. The fight's worth it. Ned Ryan, thank you. Thank you.
Absolutely, Dan. Good to be with you again.
Yeah, no, 100 percent. I think we've gotten to such a level of distrust, especially in the last couple of years after the covid debacle. That's I think the first reaction should be, no, we don't trust you. But then can you prove it? And again, I think we should be highly skeptical of any statements coming out of the government. and say, no, I don't believe you, then can you prove it?
But you're right. I think we're left with two conclusions. Like you just said, either they do know and are lying to us, which I think is a perfectly acceptable explanation, or it could be, Dan, and I think there's some merit to it, maybe they are so incompetent
that they really don't know what's going on because they've been focused on all kinds of weird DEI crap and have incompetent people running our government that we are left with complete and wild incompetence. So I think either one of those two are plausible. I will say I lean towards they probably do know what's going on.
They're lying through their teeth to us and don't want to tell us the truth of what's actually taking place with these drones.
Well, so there's two things at issue here. One, it does show you how things can go very badly, very quickly with the wrong leadership. Think about how bad the last four years have gone with wildly incompetent leadership. But also at the same time, I think our government, I mean, this is a longer conversation.
It's one of the reasons I wrote my new book, American Leviathan, but it is filled with not so-called experts, but a credentialed idiocracy. And when it really does come time to actually serve the American people, They do not have the skill sets, nor, by the way, are the American people a priority. And then you get into these situations, and you're like, what are we even doing here?
I mean, we are literally spending ungodly sums of money on this form of government that we have today. And I don't think it even wants to prioritize the American people. But even if it did, it's incapable of doing so because of – who it's filled with, what its focus is.
But I'm telling you right now, Dan, you and I both know, having been around DC for a long time and having witnessed some stuff up close. This form of government is so wildly incompetent. It doesn't serve the American people. We need to have a conversation about what it looks like moving forward.
And that's why I'm thrilled that Trump is actually talking about Department of Government Efficiency and Elon and the vague, you know, taking a hard look at what's going on in D.C. But I have to tell you. I don't want them to trim it or make it more efficient.
I want them to shatter it into a million pieces and go, let's have a conversation about what form of government we have moving forward that actually serves the American people, that protects our interests both on the foreign and domestic front.
Yeah, no, I mean, this has been built. So we've got to be realistic, Dan. This is the one thing that I'm a little concerned about. And again, I don't know as much about what they're planning, but this has been 100 years in the making. We're not going to get out of it in 18 months. So I want to have a conversation about not dealing with the effects, but the cause. I mean, this is a poisonous tree.
I would argue that what we have in D.C. today, the administrative state, has nothing to do with how we are founded, has nothing to do with representing the American people. We need to annihilate it. We don't need to trim it. We need to crush it. And so you're right.
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