Royce White says one of the biggest failures of the midterms was Christian turnout. “The early estimates are that 85 million Christians who were eligible to vote did not vote in these midterms.” White says the lack of urgency among Christian voters helped leave the field open to movements and ideologies he believes are far more politically organized. “When Christians don’t show up, who does?” He argues conservatives have also failed younger generations by leaving them to be shaped by liberal institutions with too little pushback from the church and the right. “You left these young people to the liberal institutions.
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The speaker analyzes the failures of the American conservative movement, arguing that losses are not merely about economic price but are symptoms of deeper systemic issues. He critiques the Republican establishment's inaction, the lack of election security, and a profound apathy within the Christian community, while warning that young voters have been ideologically subverted.
And we're going through this diagnosis.
One, it's not about the price. Price is a problem,
but it's a symptom of a much bigger issue.
Two, the elections weren't secure. Never concede that
point. If you do, we undermine everything we talked about
in the importance of securing
the elections and the run-up to the election. Let's see.
Let's see. Let's make sure these results are what they say they were.
We lost the narrative.
We failed in the narrative. And let's discuss that.
The Republican establishment. We've said
it time and time and time again.
The Republican establishment, first and foremost, on the front
of securing our elections.
But even furthermore, John Thune and the appointments and the recess
and the filibuster and the whole deal, they're all worthless.
They're all worthless. And President
President Trump, respectfully.
The administration has to wear that as well.
We got to wear that the elections weren't secure.
We have to wear that the John Thunes of the world weren't,
you know, they weren't removed.
We didn't call for their removal.
We didn't do what needed to be done there either. So there's
that. Next, and I'd be remiss not to say,
the next level of this thing, interestingly enough,
is Christians.
Early estimates
are that 85 million,
85 million Christians
Who were eligible to vote, did not vote in these midterms.
80 million Christians,
million Christians in this country
that were eligible to vote
in that midterm, did not vote.
Early estimates,
which is almost unbelievable.
Almost.
If I wasn't living amongst the soft,
watered down Christian community.
If I didn't see it every day with my own eyes,
if I didn't feel the lack of sense of urgency
from my fellow Christian brothers and sisters.
And so when Christians don't show up, who does?
Communists, communists, Marxists, Satanists.
Satanists show up when we don't. Satanists show
up disguised as Christians.
Look at Telerico in Texas should be absolutely ashamed of itself.
Absolutely ashamed of itself.
It's almost unconscionable. It is.
It's unconscionable, actually. And so even within
this demographic issue,
we have a multilayered problem where you have a generation of young
people who have been indoctrinated,
who have been brainwashed at the schools, in the schools,
at the universities, who are now starting to mature to voter age.
And as Yuri Benzimov said,
we are two, three, maybe four generations behind
the ideological subversion.
And they actually believe that the fundamental
of American political culture is price.
Why?
Because we told them that it's price.
We told them it's price.
We, I mean, we conservatives, Christians,
Christians allowed price, price to be top
of the American ideological totem pole,
which indeed makes you a communist.
Conservative communism is running amok in this country, running amok.
I'm watching it.
You got these young people who are maturing to voter age.
You got, you know, the three headed Cerberus of Muslims,
Marxists and feminazis who are ideologically organized.
And then and then even worse,
you have this tendency of the American people, which has
also been indoctrinated into kind of, you know, just built up in us.
It's been it's it's it's been bred in us over generations.
There's this thing where Americans naturally.
Don't like things to be too extreme, naturally.
Look at the repudiation of the Democrats in 2024.
Even as undereducated or miseducated
or propagandized as the American people have become,
in 2024, people said, you know what?
Maybe the left is getting a little out of hand. Maybe the
left is getting a little crazy.
Maybe the left is too dishonest that they would put up Joe Biden
and then fast track Kamala Harris to the front of the line
because she's a black woman.
Whether or not she is is highly contested, but that was the narrative.
And even your average middle-of-the-road Democrat saw through
that and said, uh-uh, uh-uh, no, we're not doing that.
Same thing here, to an extent.
So you have all these problems.
To go back over them, you've got the problem of price and the thinking
that American political culture should even be about price.
That on face value is...
an infamia. It's an abomination.
It's blasphemous to the DNA of our American identity.
This ain't about price, okay?
Price is always a symptom of much bigger problems.
You got this Republican establishment
that wouldn't do what needs to be done,
and they're not gonna do what needs to be done.
They won't do it. Right now in this last eight
weeks that we have to really push some stuff,
you're gonna see how soft they all are.
And we told you.
We told you, and then you have this,
this next layer of it, you know, the, the, the, sorry,
the security of our elections.
That's, that's an important piece, which is tied
to the feckless Republican establishment.
Okay. The security of our elections,
which weren't secure. We knew they weren't going to be secure.
They weren't secure. We don't know
what the, what the damage is.
And if we accept it, we're no people better than the people who
cheated us. I mean, if you just accept when you get cheated.
That's a problem. All right.
You lose 100 percent of the games that you forfeit,
but you never accept cheating as a result or as a new norm.
Cheating the Republican
establishment. You have this this Christian community
that's apathetic. I mean, I don't
know what else Christians would need to see in order to get out there
and vote in mass number.
But I think you're about to get a wake up call here shortly.
You're about to get a wake-up call here shortly, so stay tuned.
And you have these maturing young people,
been ideologically brainwashed over many generations,
but certainly this generation that's coming into voter age.
And their deal is, hey, you know what?
We don't have a pot to piss in anyway.
You boomers haven't given us a chance at anything.
You hoarded all of the all of the goods for yourself.
You stuffed your own coffers, you know, and you just you broke us.
You've broken the spirit. You've demoralized the young people.
You've kept them out of the process.
You know, you've abandoned them ideologically,
you've let them, you left them, you left them,
all you boomers out there who are conservatives,
account yourself conservatives, you left these
people, these young people, to the liberal institutions,
so no wonder they think like
communists, even the conservative ones are half
of a communist, right? Socialists, oh,
the young conservative men like socialism, are you kidding me?
Failure, failure, failure,
wear it, own it, own it, look in the mirror, own it.