Conor McGregor’s Presidential Bid, Tariffs, Erasing Irish Culture, and Deporting Rosie O’Donnell
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How is Ireland currently doing politically and economically?
Conor McGregor, thanks a lot for having us. This is one of the great, Dublin's one of the great cities in the world.
For sure. The best city in the world.
You can make a claim to that. Walk around Dublin for a day and then think of five better cities. Not possible. It's an amazing place. It's an amazing country. How's the country doing?
You know, like a lot of countries in the Western sphere, it is being governed by, you know, people with ill intentions of its people.
Yes.
And, you know, they have not got the interest of their people at its heart. However, our country stays strong. Our people are strong-willed, strong-minded, and we are of amazing spirit. And it's about highlighting the issues that are going on. And as we have been doing, It's turning. We will get there. I am not going to sit here in front of you with a doom and gloom about the things that are going wrong. I will highlight for sure, but I will highlight the solutions and the resolutions and where we are headed and keep the outlook positive. That is what has worked for me my entire life and my entire career, where I was able to rise up and do things that were... once considered unattainable, you know, kept a positive outlook. And that's what I will urge my citizens and my countrymen, my fellow countrymen and women to do. And that's what we are doing. You know, we had a great moment in the Oval Office with President Trump where we got to speak, and before the press in the White House where we got to speak our case. It was the first time it had happened.
In our history, really, where we felt as a people, someone spoke up about our issues. We often hear, and very hastily, hear about overseas issues or foreign affairs. And we hear about it so much that we are left scratching our head. Well, what about our issues? Exactly. What about the issues the people of Ireland face? And that is a rising sentiment today. that is taking place behind the doors of every household in the country. What about us? And right now, the citizens of Ireland, not only do we not feel like first-rate citizens, we don't even feel third-rate citizens in our own country. So, you know, we continue to highlight the wrongdoings of a minute government elite, and it is minute. you know, on what they are doing.
You know, they are using intimidation tactics. They are using bullying tactics. They are using diversion tactics. They are using public funds and public wealth to enrich private people and private industries to alter the thinking of the public. And we say no more. And we are in the midst of highlighting it and continuing our motion towards the betterment of our country and the saving of our great country. Ireland is God's country and he will not go against the nation of Ireland. We are peaceful. We are not harmless. And we will continue this journey onward.
We are peaceful. We are not harmless. Fact. Amen. You could be describing the United States in everything you just said, that all the conversations about foreign policy in our country, it's about the Middle East, who cares? Eastern Europe, double who cares? And very little about what's happening to the people of our country. And you feel that here.
That is, I feel it's even magnified the more here. I feel in this administration currently in the United States, it seems an America forced policy. stance. It's a very welcome sight for us over here. We wish that for us, Ireland first. But I feel, and as many of my countrymen and women feel, there is almost like an incentive to speak your piece on foreign issues. If you think about or your next job or your next position. That is where we feel our government elite have their eyes on. They have their eyes on the next role for themselves. And in order to get that next role, they must speak their piece on foreign issues and nothing to do with Irish issues. And then... You know, lo and behold, an announcement of a raise or an employment in the European Union delegates and then off they go on their merry way after a running riot on Ireland and, you know, zero accountability of doing so. And it's no more. I'm not sure where people think they will go in this small island. You will not destroy Ireland and be free to walk away. And that is a fact.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How is Ireland currently doing politically and economically?
0:00–8:53
2
What was Conor McGregor's upbringing and early career like?
8:53–12:37
3
Why does Conor McGregor believe Irish culture is being erased?
12:37–19:36
4
What obstacles does McGregor face in running for president of Ireland?
19:36–28:14
5
How is mass migration affecting Ireland's society and economy?
28:14
6
What are the concerns about government corruption and overspending in Ireland?
5:51–38:24
7
How does McGregor view the political elite and their relationship with Irish citizens?
38:24
8
What is Conor McGregor’s vision for Ireland’s future and his presidential bid?
36:50–54:59
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