Episode 43 — Pride Month Is Canceled; Welcome to Heterosexual Awesomeness Month!

Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Month Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:02:38 ] Welcome to The Backlash. I am your host, Rebecca Hargraves. I am joined, as always, by Mr. Dave Riley. Hey. How you doing? I'm doing good. How are you? I'm pretty good. I'm pretty good. I'm sure you will have a lot to say about the Bitcoin conference. David J. Reilly [ 00:02:51 ] I didn't even bring it up. We're 10 seconds in. I know. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:02:55 ] Listen, I just want to get ahead of this. I just want to get ahead of this. I think we'll talk about it on Wednesday. I'll give you a designated time slot, and then I'll shut you up. I'm thinking eight minutes. Eight minutes? 12 minutes. David J. Reilly [ 00:03:09 ] 12 minutes. I could do 12 minutes. I could do 12 minutes. That'd be fine. Okay. All right, we can figure it out. A lot of interesting stuff. A lot of very excellent people that I met. Excellent people. A lot of things said on stage about our relationship with a certain Middle Eastern country. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:03:24 ] Is it Qatar? David J. Reilly [ 00:03:25 ] No, not Qatar, actually. And it was just bizarre to me to be at this conference with like 30,000 people in attendance. And then you get Marty Bent on stage with Luke Radowski talking about Israel spying on America post-9/11. And everybody's there nodding along and clapping. And then there was another speech where they talked about the breakdown of the post-World War II consensus. And I'm like, hmm, this is not what I had on my bingo card for the Bitcoin conference. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:03:52 ] Things are happening. David J. Reilly [ 00:03:53 ] Yeah, there is a shift out there that is in fact happening. A backlash, if you will, against the fiat consensus system that has been dominant, you know, since the war. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:04:07 ] I'm glad you didn't say a rift because of the show The Rift. That's our competition. That's our competition, yeah. You can find us on X at Real Backlash. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. David J. Reilly [ 00:04:18 ] Now you can. Okay. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 00:04:20 ] Our website, thebacklash. net. Support us on Subscribestar, Patreon. Send your super chats that will be read live at the end of our show to backlash. net/superchat. And please, we are trying to streamline everything and put everything on our YouTube channel stream just from our YouTube channel and our Rumble channel. So youtube. com/realbacklash is where you can find us on YouTube. Rumble. com/backlashpodcast. Thank you so much for joining us today, guys. We really appreciate it. Let's do Tallow. We do. David J. 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A devoted follower of Christ, husband of 23 years to his beautiful wife, father of six, a retired police officer turned serial entrepreneur. I don't like the word serial either because of my true crime obsession. It makes him sound like he serial kills somebody and opens business after business. I don't like it. He's made his mark in marketing, real estate, sales, development, hospitality, and he owns the Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho. Thank you so much for joining us. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:07:24 ] You're quite welcome. And I want to tell you that we are in the process of figuring out how to add on to Old State Saloon. We're going to have two like shop rooms there and we're going to carry the tallow in our shops. Oh, that's awesome. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:07:40 ] That is awesome. Thank you so much. David J. Reilly [ 00:07:42 ] I'm looking forward to that. That's going to be amazing. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 00:07:45 ] Let's start with a little bit about Old State Saloon. So what inspired you to transform the Old State Saloon into a venue? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:07:53 ] That talks about all of these taboo subjects, I think, just basically living through the last several years, I was already going into 2020, the type of person that would question everything; um, because I don't just take what they tell me as being true to actually be true. To actually be true, based off of all of the deceptions that I've kind of become aware of in the past. And so, after After I wound up buying this particular building and this bar and renaming it and remodeling it, I just kind of at the point in my life where I just let it all out there. I just throw it out there; who I am and what I believe in. This bar is going to have the take on the character of kind of my family and our values. And we decided just to be conservative Christian bar and restaurant. And to basically have people realize that as soon as they walk in the door, yeah. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:08:52 ] So you've received some international attention. How has this affected your life, your personal life, your ability to raise money? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:09:03 ] So it's interesting because there are people when we first opened, came and they would be frequent patrons. And then as we had more and more things happen, where it caught attention. Those, a lot of those people disappeared and never came back, but then a whole new group of people came. And I like to say that people will drive past three or four bars, you know, to get to our bar or three or four coffee shops. Cause we also serve coffee to get to our coffee shop because it means so much with that to them, knowing that we're aligned. With you know our beliefs and that you know we attract kind of that truth-seeking kind of person that knows the mainstream media is feeding you a bunch of lies and deceptions, and we're going to be done the conservative Christian side of things so they know that they're gathering with like-minded people. So in one instance we lost a lot of support and we get a lot of hate that comes in, but we are replaced with an overwhelming, you know, amount of support from like-minded friends. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:10:09 ] Isn't it funny how that works out? When I started this, people were like, 'You're never going to be able to get a real job.' I'm like, 'Yeah, but all these other opportunities will arise and then they did. They really came to fruition. And you can speak freely, which is such a gift in life, yeah. My friends with normie jobs they are so paranoid, oh, and neurotic. David J. Reilly [ 00:10:30 ] And yeah, there's very few things as enriching to your life as being able to speak your mind whenever and not have to worry about like this, like debt structure grinding down on you, whether it's like You know, uh, school loans, car loans, house payment mortgage. And then it's like, Oh, now I've got to go to the LGBT sensitivity training work. And if I say the wrong pronouns, then I'm going to be screwed. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:10:59 ] Or if I look at a woman sideways, I'll get written up and have some HR meeting, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's funny, yeah. You can't destroy somebody's reputation if they've already destroyed their own reputation. Joke's on you guys. So you have some long-term plans for the saloon. You're doing a kitchen and steakhouse expansion, I read? The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:11:23 ] Yeah, I don't know if I'd call it a steakhouse. But we're going to do a kitchen expansion. We're going to go on the upper deck on the backside. And then even a deck above that's going to have two condos above it. And those condos, there's going to be food elevators that go from the kitchen straight up to the condos. So whoever lives in those is going to be able to order yummy, delicious, local, grass-fed, you know, chemical-free, seed oil-free food that comes right up the elevator to their residence, which is really cool. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:11:54 ] That is so cool. So no seed oils. That's something that people are catching on to. There's one place in Coeur d'Alene that does not do seed oils. What place? It's called Conala. Oh, yeah. I've been there. No seed oils. And I think people are loving it. People are really catching on to this: seed oil is poison. Cholesterol is good. David J. Reilly [ 00:12:11 ] Steak and Shake just switched from vegetable oils to beef tallow. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:12:16 ] The tallow fries are awesome. that are frozen are already cooked in seed oils. David J. Reilly [ 00:12:20 ] So, it's a scam. It's a scam. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:12:23 ] I'm sorry to hear that. I assume it's not a scam with the old state saloon. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:12:27 ] Yeah, and we were doing this before it was cool too. Right? Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:12:31 ] That's always a mixed bag. Like when people come around to the right idea, you're like, okay, like I'm glad the Overton window is shifting and everything, but I was saying this. So long ago. And I want the credit because my ego needs to be satisfied. That's how I feel with everybody talking about Israel. I'm like, how long have I been doing this? How many people have been canceled that are not properly getting the credit that they deserve? David J. Reilly [ 00:12:54 ] True. It's not about ego. You can't be egotistical. It's about the truth. Yeah. Spreading the truth, spreading love, love speech. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:13:01 ] You're asking a woman to put her ego aside. I spent 20 minutes putting on false eyelashes before the, like there's just no world in which I'm going to be able to do that. Okay. Oh man. Um, let's talk about heterosexual awesomeness month. That is what it's called, right? Because I feel like I was going to screw that up before this. I was like, I know I'm going to call him Mike and I know that I'm going The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month to mess up hetero. I know. I know when you get into your mindset and you're like, don't say the thing, don't say the thing. You always say the thing. True. So I blame myself. So let's talk about this. What prompted you to launch hetero awesomeness month in June? And were you surprised by the massive international attention that you received? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:13:47 ] Well, I knew it would get some attention because it's an issue and it has been for years. And I think most people. Who, you know, has a moral compass they don't really want to have anything to do with it um but they're not like we kind of discussed already they're not willing to stand up and do anything about it they're you know so this was kind of a way to say hey let's look at a different thing to celebrate during June. And, you know, it kind of was spurred on by a conversation about our daughter's birthday in June. And what are we going to do when we have to stay away from downtown Boise and all these things? And because I don't want her seeing all that stuff and my kids seeing it. So and then I thought, well, what do people do that don't want to celebrate Pride during June? And I thought, well, we should celebrate God's design for sexuality. I mean, if it's sex month, why don't we celebrate, you know, God's design? And then I started thinking about it and that design is pretty awesome. So heterosexual awesomeness was born. I'm a bit of a marketer. So going online and looking at that term, I mean, it's pretty much non-existent other than, you know, for what we've done. So as far as like a search on Google or whatever, it's just going to pop up. I didn't want to use Pride in the name or straight. They're just kind of people have tried straight pride. Things and parades before and they never really uh amounted to much, although I do commend them for trying um, but heterosexual awesomeness it truly is an awesome gift from God um, ultimately I don't know that we should really be publicly celebrating any sexuality. It'd be nice to live in a world where that wasn't the case. But if we're going to be celebrating sexuality, we ought to be celebrating this sexuality of all other sexualities. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:15:37 ] That's absolutely true. And I think that there is a thirst for this. We've talked about, I don't want to liken your event to Hawk to a girl. I don't want to do that. However, however, hear me out. Last year was the Hawk to a girl and everybody was like, why did she achieve viral fame? Why? She's mid blah, dah, dah, dah, dah. And I was like, People are trying to celebrate normal heterosexual sexuality, even if that means upholding sluts, even if that's the case. So I think that that is actually why she went viral. So this is just a much more wholesome way to capture the audience, a much more appropriate way to capture the audience that is really sick of dealing with June. Every June, I'm like, ugh. Even in Coeur d'Alene, we have pride celebrations. David J. Reilly [ 00:16:20 ] Yeah, we've got. And it's so funny because I saw there was a headline. I show prep should have brought it up. But let's see. Boise cancels Pride kickoff. Right. And so I know that the yeah, here it is. The Pride kickoff got canceled due to low attendance. Despite strong online support. Right, okay, so the online people are very strongly supportive. Plus bots. But the issue that we're also running into here in North Idaho, where we don't have anybody nearly as bold as you, as fearless as you, as trusting in God, the marketing genius. Well, I'm just saying, like, there isn't one business up here that would put their you know, money where their mouth is and support the truth, right? Like we were run by SPLC-connected mafia up here. And we've got, I'm going to pull it up. I think we've got our little Pride in the Park event, which is happening again this year. Let's see. I've got it here. CDA for Pride is happening next Saturday in the park. You'll remember three, four years ago, they had a bunch of children watching some adult dancers on stage as they were shaking their bits and receiving dollar tips like strippers. And, you know, this has not stopped. They've steamrolled everybody that stood up to it. They sued an independent journalist for like a million dollars for saying the truth. And there's no organized resistance in North Idaho to this. So it's so nice to see somebody. In Boise, which is, you know, it is much worse in Boise than it is up north. I mean, I don't want to overstate the problem up The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month here. It's like one or two businesses that are into this. But down south, you've got the Balcony Club. I mean, you go downtown and it feels like you're in D. C. or something. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:18:18 ] Yeah. David J. Reilly [ 00:18:19 ] Except it is cleaner. It is cleaner, though. That's true. Very clean. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:18:23 ] Did you have vendor refusals? Have you dealt with the backlash? Have you dealt with that? In a way that's been really meaningful to your financial situation, like what kind of financial repercussions have you had for lunches? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:18:38 ] I think there's a lot of people who won't step foot or deal with us. They won't step foot inside our place, even though they don't disagree with it and they like it. They don't want to be associated because they're out of fear. Uh, there's musicians most of the musicians in Boise won't play or associate themselves with us and that's because not because they disagree with us because I've talked to many of them. However, they don't want to deal with the attack on LGBTQ+ Pride. I went through that attack and I know how it goes, so I don't I can understand their concern that you know they're trying to make it in the music world or someone's trying to make it in the baking world or whatever, and suddenly everybody comes and attacks you, comes and attacks your tallow soap company because you're associated with Old State Saloon, and it starts to really frighten an entrepreneur and all of the work that they've done to maintain a good reputation and everything. So I get it. But it is massive. They're very good at making it seem like they're bigger than they are. And their attack isn't like a normal boycott like we would do it, of course, with ethics by simply stating that this doesn't align with our beliefs. And we encourage people to think twice about where you spend your money. You know, when I talk about Albertsons, that's what I would say. I don't get 5,000 people to send Albertson's naked photos of Jesus doing pornographic things. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:20:17 ] Good Lord. Did that happen? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:20:19 ] Yes. I get those every day. I get stuff like that. And I've been getting that for a year now. And so it's that or it's phone calls. I have people call me and they say, 'I hope you die tomorrow.' I do get actual death threats. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:20:35 ] That's what love is love means. Just death threats constantly. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:20:39 ] Feeling the love. So, yeah, I mean, it's significant because it's not a sexuality. It's an ideology. It's a religion. It's a fanatical religion. And it's demonic. And so I've experienced that. Now, are there people in that community who are relatively ethical, hardworking, you know, productive Americans? Heck yeah, there are and I've made friends with a lot of them and I had somebody reach The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month out yesterday online, it says they're just basically like got divorced from you know their gay marriage and they're trying to get out of the whole community and because of the wickedness that's involved with it and all of the people that are surrounding them all the time are just completely wicked. And they want out and they really appreciate it like I really appreciate what you're doing, I'm still gay but I really appreciate what you're doing because you're right, it is God, it's gone way too far, it is wicked and I think there's a lot of people who are old school LBGT people who they have they just don't even know like like you know there's a lot of people in the church that don't know how wicked pride movement is. And there's a lot of people that are in the LGBT community that don't know how wicked it is. A big chunk of it is so wicked. And we'll get into that. I mean, it's basically directed at targeting children. That's the wickedness. And it targets them and it preys upon them, especially the weak ones, especially the ones that have a bad family life at home, especially the ones that are on the spectrum of autism. It targets them and then slowly rolls. pressures them or lures them into considering the fact that they may be something different than god created them to be and now all of a sudden you have classmates affirming that and they're like oh maybe i am a girl or maybe i am a boy or whatever and then everybody labels them once you get labeled it's almost impossible to you know back out of that and that for the first time in their life they are feeling like uh they're they're feeling like uh Let me turn that off. David J. Reilly [ 00:22:48 ] Sorry. I'm like, I'm like trying to pull up some like B roll here. I don't mean to be distracting you. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:22:55 ] Yeah. So their, their first time in their life, when the people come around and support them and affirm them, they're like, Oh, I feel loved. Okay. And when they feel loved, they want to keep going. So they keep getting that affirmation. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:23:07 ] And then. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:23:08 ] They go too far into it. They realize that's not who they are. And then a great depression comes into their life. A lot of times there's like attempts at suicide and everything else, which of course they blame on people like me, which is ridiculous. But that's the pattern of it. And it's complete wickedness. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:23:25 ] Yep. I totally agree. And I think that we can all reflect on the trends in transgenderism over the last five to 10 years and see that that really was just a Trojan horse for pedophilia in the gay community. Because they're saying that if children can consent to these massive changes in their bodies that are irreparable in many cases, that they can also consent to sex because that seems like the lesser thing. And if I were a lesbian, if I were a gay man, I would look at the transgender community and be like, 'We are not the same. We are not the same.' I think that the LGBTQ community has just picked up. QIA 2S plus. I'm not doing all that. I think that they've picked up too many causes and it is just fracturing. It's fracturing their movement. David J. Reilly [ 00:24:15 ] You know, it's just to like add to this a little bit too. I don't know if I've mentioned it on this show, but you know, before I moved up here when I was in Pennsylvania, my old bartender, Rick, he The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month was gay. And he was like the first out gay person in Bloomsburg, you know. And everybody kind of looked at him with suspicion and kind of like weird. And he liked that. He was like a punk rocker, right? To him, the whole gay thing was about being anti-establishment, about being punk rock, about being like 'F you' to the system. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:24:48 ] I bet he's super mad now. David J. Reilly [ 00:24:49 ] And in like 2016, I remember going into the bar and he gives me the Elon salute. And I'm like, 'yo', what? And he's like, 'yeah', since they started this gay pride thing, I'm fascist now. I don't like this. I was into this to be a rebel. And now we've got gay Oreos. Uh, this isn't for me anymore, is he back to women? No, he's, he's still like, he's just alone; he's just like you know old and alone, but love him, uh, but you know there is something to that where it's like it was kind of like the punk rock movement, it was anti-establishment, then it gets co-opted and now it's turned into this kind of like sick eugenics program, almost, and it's bizarro where like the democrats are pushing it, and it's like I don't know if they've thought this through but like you are convincing these people to remove themselves from the gene pool, uh. And, you know, hey, whatever. But at the same time, that's what's going on. It is like a eugenics movement that is crippling people's ability to reproduce and the species itself. And children. It threatens the species. It threatens children. Absolutely. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:25:55 ] Yep. Let's go back to this concept that there's a cooling effect on business owners in terms of coming out. I do want to point out that you can only be canceled. One time they can, they can only get Greg Johnson of our, of a fellow homosexual. What are you doing? What's going on here? As the one that you were just talking about years ago, he wrote this article for his publication where he was just talking. I think it was actually called, you can only be canceled once. So these big things that hit you, this onslaught of hate online. It's not real. And if you step out of the mold, it's not going to ruin you. It didn't ruin you. It hasn't ruined us. It can open up opportunities. So what advice would you give to entrepreneurs that are considering similar initiatives to the Old State Saloon? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:26:52 ] Yeah, well, I mean, with this kind of initiative, you're going to have to have thick skin for sure. And people will come along and support you, but you can't get caught in the middle. Can't take like a half step out and then when they start attacking you, you can't cave right; you have to be bold and step forward and say 'I'm this', I'm leaning fully into this thing, yeah! And people will come along and support you because there's a lot of people who come up to me and they basically say, 'Thank you for saying everything that I want to say but I can't and And we kind of touched on that. They have a job where if they did say something, they would lose that job and that job provides for their family. And so I'm not here to like judge any individual and whether or not they're like basically selling out to the system or not, because sometimes it can certainly be easy to do that. But it's that's the reality of the situation. So for me, like I'm my own boss, you know, I don't have to report to anybody. um other than god and i all i want to be able to do is stand before god and said hey look you gave me this and this is what i did with it and i'm not afraid of losing everything because it's all god's anyways right so um i whatever he wants me to be a steward of i'll be a steward of it and i'm going to use it for trying to get as much truth out there as possible when you i always tell people at old state saloon we're here at this event whatever event it is that we have and we're seeking truth and uh jesus is the way the truth and the life and it that the more that we seek truth the more we're gonna see christ and uh that's you know i always tell people hey look if you want to meet and know what that means i'm all about that people that see this show if you reach out and email me i'll gladly jump on a video call and tell you what that means The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month and hopefully it can change your Life, yeah! Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:28:40 ] People don't seem to be concerned enough with that. We're going to have to answer for not stopping this. It's possible that when we die, God is like, 'Why did you even pay taxes?' What is wrong with you people? And I just think that people aren't thinking in the grand scheme of things, largely because we're a secular society. What were you going to say? I'm sorry. David J. Reilly [ 00:29:00 ] Well, I mean, I guess I was going to, something that I wanted to ask about or talk about or point out is, you know, there was. This week, I think there was like three or four more hit pieces on me. So much for getting canceled once. I've been canceled like 10 times, it feels like. There was the radio station thing. And then when I ran for school board, I got canceled. When I ran for governor, I got canceled. And then when I started working for the Idaho Freedom Foundation, I got canceled again. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:29:24 ] You know, Grok has a lot to say about you. That is true. I know. David J. Reilly [ 00:29:28 ] But the most common thing that I see are critics, which we have some of the same. Critics, you know it's like literally the exact same people on Twitter, uh, they constantly call us hateful; they say that we're bigots; they say that we're mean, and all of this stuff, and like I don't see that; I don't get it. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:29:48 ] Speak for yourself, alright? David J. Reilly [ 00:29:49 ] Well, maybe you, maybe you, but I mean, I do what I do motivated out of love, seriously, yeah, love for my family, for my people, for my nation, for the truth. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:30:01 ] Well, I'm 100% motivated by hatred and righteous anger; I know some people like you need to accept a Christian forgiveness, and I'm Catholic, and I just have a really hard time; it's okay to struggle with it; I really struggle; I'm not fighting it enough, though, but I kind of feel like without my anger who would I even be? David J. Reilly [ 00:30:20 ] Yeah, see that's not I don't think that's healthy. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:30:23 ] It's not. I sleep terribly. David J. Reilly [ 00:30:27 ] I sleep like a baby. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 00:30:28 ] No, no, no, no. David J. Reilly [ 00:30:29 ] But no, because I was having a conversation this past week, and I was like, you know, they're like, why do you embrace such a hate-filled ideology like nationalism? And I'm like, hate-filled? What are you talking about? It's literally love of country. Nationalism, it's a movement based on love. What are you talking about? And so I just, you know, how do you deal with the haters? Who are the biggest haters? Is it the, is it the LGBT crowd or is it like perhaps the Middle East type crowd, the Zionist crowd? And, you know, if you wanted to speak to that idea of like, you know, being motivated by love for children, for your family, for, for where you live. No mercy. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:31:14 ] No mercy. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:31:15 ] Yeah. I think one good point on this is the world wants you to be nice. And they would say, hey, you're a hater. And I said, well, you're calling me a hater because I'm a truth teller. You just don't like the truth that I'm telling. And it's not nice. You're saying it's not nice. And nice is a word I tell my kids and my family. We don't want to use that word unless we're using it properly. But nice is essentially coupled with deception. When you're nice to somebody, you're essentially, in some way, you're deceiving them about something. You're not telling them the exact truth or bringing truth to them. When you're kind, love is patient and kind. When you're kind, you're bringing truth. And when I tell people the truth, whether it's LGBTQ or somebody in big evangelical church who's bending over backwards to make excuses for everything that Israel does, That's kindness. I'm bluntly telling you the truth in kindness. I'm doing it because I want to be like Jesus was. I want to be as most like him as I can. I'll never be anywhere close to that. However, I can strive to be like Christ, and he was very, very blunt, and he was very, very kind, and he was very, very loving. And when you're loving, you give people the truth, and that's kindness. You don't say it in a derogatory way, and you don't call people horrible names and everything else but are you firm about it yeah he was he was blunt in a heterosexual sin of the woman at the well he flat out said out loud to her you know you're basically kind of I mean he's basically calling her a kind of but like you have all these different sexual relationships going on and husbands over here and there and everything else and so he told her to you know leave her sin behind and repent. And it needs to be identified, right? So that's what he said. He didn't say like, oh, you know, you do you. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:33:18 ] Right. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:33:20 ] And, you know, I'll still give you this water that will bring everlasting life, but you just go ahead and keep doing you. That's not the way it works. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:33:28 ] Right. And Jesus did have a lot of righteous anger. True. David J. Reilly [ 00:33:32 ] He flipped the tables. He did. He had the whips. He flipped the tables. The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:33:37 ] I find that reassuring. And validating. David J. Reilly [ 00:33:39 ] No, it is. It's good. It's good. He did that on, what, was it Monday of Holy Week, I think? And then he cursed a fig tree. So, I mean, like, there's the Jesus that existed. There's, like, the real Jesus, and then there's this new Jesus that seems to have come out since, like, the hippie movement. And they're totally diametrically opposed one to another, you know? And I think that, you know, imagine, Christians of bygone eras looking at these churches that hang the trans progress flag. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:34:15 ] They'd be like, what? David J. Reilly [ 00:34:16 ] They would be like, what are you doing? Are you kidding me? Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:34:20 ] So do you believe that even the most depraved individuals should be afforded kindness as a human right? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:34:30 ] Oh, yeah. I think we should be kind to everybody always. Because again, kindness is being truthful. Um, I think being respectful people, when I was a police officer, um, you know, I worked on the street for 15 years and I got in, um, fights, physical fights, maybe less than I can count on one hand because it's the way that I talk to people. And there were other officers that got in that many fights in one month, um, because of the way they talk to people. And I think kindness and truth and respect, um, is important now. You know, when I'm one on one with somebody, they're going to feel kindness and love and respect for sure. When I'm trying to rally the troops online through a brand, it's a different type of communication that happens. And that communication is like what I want people to do, especially the church, which has been sitting on their proverbial butts for like decades doing nothing. I want them to wake up and start doing some things. Start standing for what's right and true. Don't fall for this gaslighting and these lies or whatever. As soon as you bring up a fact about LGBTQ, you're going to get gaslit and you are going to be called a bigot. And then most people turn around and head for the hills. They're like, well, I tried and then I got attacked. But what I want people to do is just to take a step forward. If everybody would stand up and take a step forward, all this evil would end like immediately. That's all it would take is the masses just to do something. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:36:08 ] I think people do feel powerless, which is why they want to support the old state saloon and people like you. Like you said, people that don't have a voice, especially within their careers, they want to contribute to what is good and what is right and contribute to the truth. By supporting people like you and like us, TheBacklash . net slash Superchats. Send your questions. David J. Reilly [ 00:36:32 ] That was shameless. That was pretty shameless. It was really bad. But send us your Superchats if you have any questions. I think Mark has a hard out in about 15 minutes. So if you've got The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month any questions for him that we haven't already asked. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:36:45 ] I got 25, 25. David J. Reilly [ 00:36:47 ] Oh, okay, cool. It's nice. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:36:49 ] I can talk to you about something I think is important. Is, you know, last year when I did this, It was more about, 'Hey, let's not celebrate that or go do that; let's celebrate this, okay.' And it wasn't such an like me going on offense against pride or LGBTQ however in between that time and now I have experienced the depths of the wickedness of that community uh by you know being the target of their attacks and that caught my attention and caused me to start talking to people and interviewing people and digging and researching and everything else and I found out a lot of things that I didn't know because I was kind of like most of the world just going through life and saying, 'I just don't want to pay attention to that' and when you say, 'I don't want to pay attention to that' and you never do anything, you're basically helping it grow when we're quiet and we do nothing. We're guilty of helping evil continue to grow. It has to be a constant battle. You can't sit back on your laurels and just rest. We did that. The church did that. Good, moral, ethical people did that for decades. And then they looked up all of a sudden and there's half-naked men reading books to their children in libraries and being celebrated for it. This is complete wickedness. So after really kind of digging into that and experiencing it. This year, I'm definitely more on the offense. You know, we created a non-profit, um, to start doing events, and then basically, to hire a team of content creators where we will end up exposing the people who are the enemy of traditional family values. And we're going to create a team of ambassadors, like you see there on the page, there. We have created and we're going to create content, and these ambassadors will help create that content in some instances, and we will push it out, and they will push it out to their audience. Like today, we put out a video on um, genital mutilation, uh, and children, and how there is a big deception. Across multiple industries, including medical and schools, and all of the psychological stuff. It's basically pushing these kids towards transgenderism, where they start to go down that path and they become a patient of big pharma for life. And they become sexually unable to function for life after they get these surgeries. That's what causes them to get depressed, and some commit suicide because of it. But this is like we did this video, and now we have these ambassadors that are pushing it out today. It's doing very well on its circulation today, and many more people are becoming aware of what I kind of. Have been discovering over the past year. And so with that circulation, you know, I know Ian Carroll shared it as well. And he's obviously is going to have a way more people seeing it than we have seen it because we don't have that many followers yet. But when you have that team of people and they're all going to agree to push this out, that means we're going to get a big audience on all of the content we're creating. So when we are massively supported by the country and. All the funds come in like they do to Daily Wire because people are going to stop sending their money there and they're going to start sending it to heteroawesome. org. We're going to create a team of people who are actually ruthlessly going after the enemies of traditional family values. And it doesn't matter where that leads us. We're not afraid to go and report and dig information. We'll be pushing it out and we'll be pushing it out to a huge audience because we're talking to more and we're going to be adding more to both that and then our events. Would be awesome because we cannot get sponsors for our events because these sponsors are too woke or too afraid. David J. Reilly [ 00:40:43 ] So, Albertson's, Micron, Krogan Bowl, Planned Parenthood, this Adam and Eve sex store. They sell like sex toys or something like that. Cathedral of the Rockies, which is like the first United The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Methodist Church of Boise. Then you've also got Idaho National Labs, which is involved. Hewlett Packard, the ADL, Holland and Hart, St. Luke's Hospital, which also is trying to garner some support this year by not flying the trans flag. Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah. St. Luke's Kootenai Health was one of the sponsors of the North Idaho Pride Alliance. This is so now this is North Idaho. You know, you've got. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:41:22 ] Let me let me just tell you, like the events I go to, I go to this event, the Pride Fest, and I'm going to the one in Nampa next Sunday. And I went to the one in Boise, and it's like. Probably not nearly as bad as San Francisco, but there's just a bunch of wickedness happening, like you have the Church of Satan there, and they're bragging about doing unbaptisms, yeah. Um, you have the Socialist Group of America, you have churches there that are basically telling everybody we support you, and everything you do is okay, um. And then you have like candy place handing out suckers to children that are in the shape of penises, it's it's really just wicked, and you can see that it's all meant to be like love and friendly and whatever. And the parade I went to the, so many families were there with kids and they brought their kids and they're lining the streets for this parade. And it's just kind of like blows my mind that they're doing that because, you know, better to have a millstone around your neck and thrown into the sea than to leave one of these little ones to evil. And it's happening and it's happening big time. What, you know, what I recommend. Okay. So going back to the sponsors, is those ones that you had on your list there. Those are people who are sponsoring that event. They're sponsoring an event where unbaptisms are occurring, where kids are getting penis candies. Thank you, Micron. Thank you, Albertsons, for helping provide penis candies to kids. That's what you're doing. But when you sponsor these events, you know, until they stop all of this stuff, stop all the nonsense, stop victimizing children, which I don't think is ever going to happen. That's never going to happen. It's never going to reverse course. Um, but we, we, the people need to, in a kind way, uh, notify these brands that we will not be spending money with them because of their support of Pride. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:43:13 ] The Kroc Center. Yeah. Yeah. David J. Reilly [ 00:43:15 ] And so this is actually something if, uh, any of our, I've got a couple of projects on the back burner that I've been wanting to do. I've been wanting to make a, a boycott list, uh, for Idaho specifically. Um, and so I think if I got like, you know, $500, I could buy a website for a couple of years and then compile all of these things that I've got on this wire map and put it out there because we need to be, you know, this whole thing isn't going to get fixed with votes, you know, and, you know, it's difficult to say it's going to get fixed with money, but for sure, where you spend your money is, you know, a lot of these brands target, you know, whoever else, they're weaponizing our own money against us. And we need to be very aware of that. And we need to combat that by going to places like the Old State Saloon, or like our sponsors, Idaho Tallow, or any number of other businesses that are run by awake people that are traditional family values and aware. And we need to boycott because there is money or there is power in withholding our money from these institutions. And so I think that a website. That would list all of these things and why we want to boycott them would be it would be very helpful thing uh and because I didn't know about people could do this in any in every state they should do this in every state but I I've got the list I've already you know put in like a couple hundred hours of work doing all the research so if you want to help donate to that uh we can get a website up in like a week uh but I just am kind of broken yeah really let's talk really briefly about broader institutional power so, How do you think the average citizen should fight against laws that are, like you said, dragging particularly our youth into wickedness? Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 00:45:09 ] If we fight against them, we might experience more severe repercussions in our day-to-day lives, like imprisonment even. How can we fight against that? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:45:21 ] Man, if there's not a lot line drawn. I mean, if they haven't reached that line for you, it's because you're willfully ignorant. I mean, you're just not paying attention. I think that they've gone way past the line for almost everybody. It's just people don't know. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:45:36 ] Yeah. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:45:36 ] And they're not paying attention. It's a slow, like very, very clever, satanic kind of plan that's been put in place over decades and decades where they've gotten people addicted to entertainment and comfortability. And people want entertainment and comfortability so bad that it's like it would be unnatural to do anything that would potentially ruin that. So, you know, it's they don't show up to find out who they should vote for and they don't do the research. They don't talk to anybody. They don't even show up to vote. In a lot of instances, the turnout for churches to show up for votes like pathetic, 30 something percent. And that what that means is that the churches aren't involved, either they've they've basically thrown in the towel as far as getting involved in the in the um culture wars and legislative stuff, and they avoid it. I think a lot of that, you know, or at least the excuse is the 501c3 type of agreement where you know just the separation of church and state, um, which is total baloney. And it's all just an excuse; churches don't want to. If anything gets uncomfortable inside the church, it's funny because they're like, if you confess Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you're going to be persecuted. I mean, that's what Paul writes. And yet the church doesn't want to be persecuted for stepping out and speaking out against these things in the culture war and telling their church, let's go vote so that they don't keep running us over with these laws that allow. You know these books and these libraries, and things like that, that are just spreading wickedness throughout our culture, it's it's ridiculous, I don't know, did I answer your question, yeah okay but there is I will say there is hope right uh we are seeing some good things and I think and I wanted to see what you guys thought about this but I think it seems to me that the USA being cut cut a lot of money away from the Pride movement and a lot of these woke things and so we are seeing These movements that previously had hundreds of thousands of dollars of government money going into them, that are gone. And then we are seeing also more people that were very frustrated to hear that that type of misspending was happening. So they're voicing their words. And now some corporations are holding back from sponsoring and donating money to Pride. They're not sending it to Hetero Awesome, but they're at least holding it back from Pride. And a lot of these places are reporting that they can't do their events because they just don't have the money, which is fantastic. That's progress. Now we just need the church to arise, or not even just the church, but everybody who has ethics in any kind of moral compass to rise up and say, stop. This is an easy place. This is an easy place we can all agree. Stop victimizing our children. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:48:37 ] Oh, totally. Yeah. I do feel compelled to defend the non-voter. Why? Because I am a non-voter and I stopped voting because I don't believe that institutional power as it exists is going to change any of the massive cultural issues. And I believe that we need to be more proactive. How do I say this without being proactive by voting? No, no. Local. I'm not talking about federal elections. No, no. I mean, they have infiltrated our area and they're going to continue to do so. I don't believe that local voting is really going to change the cultural problem that we have. I just don't think so. I mean, we have to run these people out of our town. We have to. I don't see another way out of it. We're not going to vote our way out of this. So I think that a lot of people that aren't voting, it's not out of apathy in the way The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month that you're describing. It's out of apathy for the system and believing that there is no systemic solution to wickedness that is embedded in our culture. And I agree with you in terms of the churches rising up, but we also have this this rot, this moral rot within the heart of every single church. And that needs to be disbanded. It needs to be, we have to attack this problem from within. We're not going to be able to do it by voting. David J. Reilly [ 00:50:04 ] We need to bring back shame culture. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:50:05 ] Shame culture would help, but I think we're going to have to be more proactive. David J. Reilly [ 00:50:10 ] Oh, I mean, I think you could be proactive by like pointing out exactly what these people are doing. More proactive. You can show the true face of what these movements are. I mean, like here's some photos on the screen from a Pride parade a couple of years ago. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:50:24 ] But these people can't be reasoned with. I'm not going to be able to talk to these people. No, and they don't feel ashamed. Like they want to hear the message of Jesus Christ. David J. Reilly [ 00:50:30 ] No, they don't. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:50:30 ] Of course they don't. I mean, they're not going to hear it. Like me telling them the truth, it's not going to matter. This is an emotions-based thing. Driven by a total lack of a moral core, I'm not going to be able to talk these people; I'm not going to be able to convert these people; I'm not going to be able to vote these people out-they need to be stopped; they need to be stopped. David J. Reilly [ 00:50:47 ] I'm gonna so anyway, uh, back to what Mark was saying. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:50:54 ] Well, you could do both of those things; you can vote and do some of those activist-type of things that you're talking true, but I don't want to; I don't want to partake. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:51:02 ] I used to do it-I used to vote; I don't want to partake in this system because it further demoralizes me. And so at a certain point, also because I think that women shouldn't vote, at a certain point, I was like, 'I'm not doing this anymore.' I'm not doing this anymore. I'm not doing this anymore. I'm not going to be a part of this. And it was Trump 2020. I'm like, nope. I'm out. All right. David J. Reilly [ 00:51:21 ] We're sending you to the reeducation camp. Back to what Mark was talking about. USAID. No, no, you're right. But what Mark was saying about USAID, it is interesting. You know, we have an The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month independent journalist up here. I think he's back up north now, Casey Whalen. He's done a lot of really great stuff. He taught me how to do like records requests. He's a brilliant guy, you know, and what he uncovered about the local pride thing here in North Idaho is that it was deeply intertwined with the Idaho Department of Emergency Management. And so basically what these Pride people were doing is saying, 'Oh, by having this event, we are potential targets for violence. Therefore, we need money from FEMA to hire security to have the event.' And so they found a couple of grant proposals that would have totaled, if they got the grants, about $350,000 to put on the Pride event, which. There would be no potential for conflict if there was no pride event in the first place. So it's a very self-serving kind of thing that was going on. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:52:27 ] That is so gross. David J. Reilly [ 00:52:28 ] Yeah. And so anyway, they, you know, they were in fact using federal money, tax dollars to put these things on. And I'm seeing some of the same stuff that these events are getting canceled, that the money is drying up. I remember in Seattle? Just last week, I believe, Seattle had a pride event that got canceled due to lack of funding. And then, of course, the LGBTs came out and started attacking Christians. Speaking of, are there any concerns about bringing my kids to Hetero Awesome Fest or is it going to be a good time? Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:53:02 ] It's going to be a great time. We have probably every other person there who's going to be a retired cop or a veteran or whatever. David J. Reilly [ 00:53:08 ] I am not worried anymore. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:53:10 ] That's what I like to hear. We want to get you out on time. Do we have any questions in the super chats for Mr. Fitzpatrick? David J. Reilly [ 00:53:18 ] Not necessarily directed at him, but we do have a super chat from Reinhardt. Thank you, Reinhardt. He said, 'Old State Saloon is our beer hall.' June is now prejudice month. No, no, no, no, no, no. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:53:37 ] No, I do know that he is a kind. religious man. David J. Reilly [ 00:53:41 ] Reinhardt? Yes. Yes, yeah, he is. I actually heard his voice for the first time. Oh, really? Yeah, very good. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:53:45 ] Righteous anger in that one. The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month David J. Reilly [ 00:53:46 ] But yeah, no, we've got another one from Thunderstorm9, and I clicked the wrong one. Oopsie-daisy. But Thunderstorm9 sent $10 on Rumble, said, 'the queer movement isn't gay'. They are a political movement opposed to private ownership that they call capitalism. They oppose everything that upholds this, including marriage and normalcy. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:54:05 ] I'm pretty sure they're gay. David J. Reilly [ 00:54:07 ] I think they're good. But there is, and I think Karlyn Borisenko, who I believe you had come speak at the bar a while ago. Karlyn has done, and I know you don't like her, but it's okay. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:54:18 ] Because she's certifiably insane. David J. Reilly [ 00:54:20 ] She has done some interesting research. You know, connecting the anti-capitalist movement with the queer movement. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:54:28 ] She is a subversive leftist. Okay. David J. Reilly [ 00:54:31 ] I'm just saying she's done some interesting research. She's totally unhinged. Hey, let's keep it all nice. Let's be nice. But anyway, those are the two main comments. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:54:40 ] Notice how you didn't say kind. I'm speaking truth. David J. Reilly [ 00:54:43 ] That's a perfect example. Yeah, totally. This is truth. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:54:48 ] Damn it. David J. Reilly [ 00:54:48 ] But yeah, I think that's it. So definitely to all of our followers, make sure you go and follow Old State Mark on Twitter, his bar, the Old State Saloon, and his new amazing, awesome nonprofit Hetero Awesome on Twitter, and definitely share this video with your friends. I watched it this morning. It is quite powerful. Chloe Cole is in there, Ryan Matta, uh, Ian Carroll. And I think all of them are going to be at the, uh, the hetero awesome fest. We're going to be there. I need to talk to you by the way, offline about getting a table or a spot. We wanted to do like a live broadcast on the first day and, you know, get all these influencers to come on the air and share their stories. And so I think it'll be a lot of fun. The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:55:31 ] It will. Thank you so much for joining us. We really appreciate it. And we're looking forward to the event. Mark Fitzpatrick [ 00:55:36 ] Thanks for having me guys. Appreciate it. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:55:38 ] Cheers. David J. Reilly [ 00:55:40 ] All right. And now it is time for us to read some super chats and thank our sponsors. Our sponsors. Our sponsors. This is so depressing. What is depressing? I know. Yeah, do we have to deal with this? We can talk about this real quick. Hold on. Let me pull it up. Let me pull it up on the Twitter. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:56:01 ] Look, I'm shining his bald head. David J. Reilly [ 00:56:03 ] Oh, I miss him. We do have an announcement. It's very sad. As I get older, so does my family. And with that said, I have some family stuff that I'm going to have to tend to for quite a while. Because of this, I will not be able to do the Backlash show regularly. I will, however, appear as an infrequent guest from time to time on the show and on other shows and continue posting on X and Telegram. I'm not sure how long this will be for, but it could be a long while. Thanks for understanding and keep up the fight, all of you. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:56:37 ] See, Vince has been around. I know. I'm really bummed. He's been around forever. David J. Reilly [ 00:56:43 ] Yeah. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:56:43 ] He's just been around forever. David J. Reilly [ 00:56:45 ] It's been like 10 years. Yeah. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:56:47 ] And I think that what happens, the reason I'm renewed is that I basically took a break while I had kids. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:56:53 ] Right. The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:56:54 ] And then I felt like a resurgence of energy and creative energy to do this project. But not everybody is like that. And I think that, you know, some people, they've been doing this for so long that they're like, 'I got nothing to put it.' And then if something comes up in their life and they just feel like they can't do all of it and something's got to give. And I think that that's probably, I don't want to put words in his mouth, but that's probably where Vince is, you know? David J. Reilly [ 00:57:17 ] Yeah. I mean, I spent, I spent some time with him over the past couple of weeks in Portland and, you know, hanging out. I think we're going to go golfing sometime this week, but yeah, but I mean, it's hard, you know what I mean? Like his, his kids are getting older. He's got sports to go to. And, I mean, I remember even when we were just hammering out the Monday and Wednesday thing, it was like, oh, my God, like, do you have a free minute? Oh, right, I know. Because it's just constant between that and work. And, you know, and then, you know, going around and hanging out with him in Portland, you know, we were, you know, looking at what all of the other influencers online were saying. And he's like, the job is done. We've already done it. And my opinion is that the job is not done. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:57:58 ] I don't think it's ever done. David J. Reilly [ 00:57:59 ] We have not yet won. Decisively, the narrative is starting to shift and I think that that means that we need to be pushing even harder now, but you know, I also come from a place where you know, you said you took time off; I never had a podcast, I mean, I had my radio show in 2017, and then I produced a lot of podcasts and was working behind the scenes with you know E. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:58:24 ] Michael Jones, so that's why you have this endless well of frenetic energy to invest into this podcast, is that what you're telling? David J. Reilly [ 00:58:30 ] Yes, because I haven't spent it; I haven't, I haven't done this yet; I haven't been like podcasting and saying the same thing over and over again, and you know, there's this kind of element of like, you know, the one of my favorite bands is Radiohead, right? Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:58:43 ] GTFO are you gonna talk about Creep now? David J. Reilly [ 00:58:47 ] Yeah, I am going to talk about Creep. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:58:48 ] All right, say it. David J. Reilly The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 00:58:48 ] Because it's like, you know, I mean, imagine this band, right? They come out with this song; it's like pretty revolutionary. Everybody loves it. And then, you know, they go on to produce like a whole body of other work, but everybody still wants to just hear them play Creep. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:59:01 ] Creep, yeah. David J. Reilly [ 00:59:02 ] And that's got to be depressing, you know, where it's like, you know, we wanted to move past this. We wanted to express ourselves in other ways. And everybody just wants to keep dragging us back to like 1998, you know? Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:59:14 ] No, I totally understand where Vince is coming from. But when I envisioned this podcast and I decided what I wanted it to be, I think that where we have deficits in the movement is just a dearth of leadership. SPEAKER_3 [ 00:59:26 ] Yeah. Rebecca Hargraves [ 00:59:26 ] It's a major problem. Pete Quinones the other day was talking about the Vanguard and everything like that. And I'm like, that is the problem that we have. And then we have no solid structures to move forward. We have no systems. We, we, people don't know what to do. They have all this energy. A lot of people have, have money and they're like, what do, what do I, what do I do? And then we meet Cameron and he's a man with, he's eloquent and he has vision. And I'm like, this is the message. This is what I want to get across. Um, so I'm really just a vessel for you, for you guys. That's really what this is about. David J. Reilly [ 01:00:03 ] But I think, I mean, you know, it is what it is, but I mean, here's the deal. Vince is still with us in spirit. He will be back on the show at some point in the future. I don't want to like say too much about what's going on with the family, but he's got, I'll just say it. I mean, you know, his uncle is ill and he has to take care of his uncle and that's going to take up a lot of his time, you know, and then with his kids. So, but he's going to be around. He's still fighting. He's probably going to be on Twitter and Telegram and all of that. And, you know, the thing is that we're not stopping; we're going to be accelerating. Actually, yes, we are. June is a big month for us, right? Yeah, I mean, so there was our first interview with uh Mark, and then we've got where is I just put it out yesterday. Let me pull up the tweet. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:00:50 ] July's big too; we got Phil Tournament coming up, and we can announce that, yeah. David J. Reilly [ 01:00:54 ] June... why am I typing in June? It's backlash, uh, hello brain rot alert! Um, let's see here: we've got some tremendous guests lined up for you, uh, so we just did Old State Mark. Next week, we've got Josh Neal. He's the author of Intolerant Interpretations, which is published by our friends at Antelope Hill Publishing. I just finished chapter one, and I feel like woefully uneducated. He's using The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month words that I'm like going to the dictionary and like, okay, very good, very good. I understand this concept, but wow. His book is, you know, like looking at The right wing plus, like, conspiracy culture. And he traces it all the way back to, like, the Know Nothing Party. And nativism and then how this kind of like affects the John Birch Society. Really? How it's affecting, you know, the modern right wing with movements like QAnon and stuff like that. So it's really interesting. So Josh Neal is going to be on next week. Then we've got some new people, some new people that I don't think anybody's ever heard of before, which is the whole point. I'm like, frankly, a little sick of seeing the same five people doing the same interview over and over and over again. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:02:06 ] We should operate with some transparency about our method here. David J. Reilly [ 01:02:09 ] Right. We are trying to break some new ground. I think we're trying to break some new ground. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:02:13 ] Because I asked people online on Twitter, like, what guests do you want to see? And it was all people that I've interviewed on my own channel. And I think part of developing this Vanguard and allowing people to move up through the movement organically to reach some kind of leadership role is finding new voices because I am sick of hearing the same thing over and over. And I don't want to have a show that rehashes talking points because we are at a precipice here. David J. Reilly [ 01:02:39 ] Yes. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:02:40 ] And we really need to move. We need to accelerate into the direction where things move into the real world. And so we're going to have to, not have to, I mean, it's a pleasure, interview some people that nobody's ever heard of that have new and fresh ideas because nobody knows who's going to come up through the ranks. You know, I interviewed Candace Owens in 2017. Wow. Yeah. Because she was red pill black. And I was like, I don't know who this bitch is, but she's going to be somebody. And then she never talked to me again because she immediately got so famous. Nice. So famous. Good job. I guess. David J. Reilly [ 01:03:11 ] I guess you did that. No. We can blame you for that. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:03:13 ] I did not. She did it on her own. She's truly telegenic, that woman. David J. Reilly [ 01:03:18 ] She is. So with that in mind, Basilian Thought, Basil, this guy down here. He's an interesting fella from New York. He was being, from what I understand, kind of groomed into the dime square circle. Do you know about dime square? Okay, this is like a weird. like underground place in Brooklyn where all of the Peter Thiel acolytes and thought leaders like Curtis Yarvin and, you know, Bronze Age pervert and all, Pariah the doll, all these people congregate and hang out. Red Scare as well. They're The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month all kind of part of this network, you know, that includes Bronze Age pervert and, you know, all of these types. And so anyway, he's a master of decoding the kind of media market segmentation and and who what applies to and like how they're like on the one hand posting esoteric Hitler memes right Based posting. And then on the other hand, they're Zionists. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:04:22 ] You're right. David J. Reilly [ 01:04:23 ] And so it's like they're getting people on board with this idea of blood and soil and then totally redirecting it to, well, the Jews and the Zionists have the ultimate claim to blood and soil in Israel. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:04:35 ] I think that's going to be really useful for the audience. David J. Reilly [ 01:04:37 ] Yeah, so we need to understand where we're being manipulated. Basil's going to help us look into that. Then we've got Ryan Matta. Ryan Matta is a documentary filmmaker. He's been all around the world. And, oh, I was like pulling it up on the screen and then I didn't like put it. Ryan Matta did a documentary about Nayib Bekele recently. He also did the documentary Trafficked. Oh, really? Which is about human trafficking. And so he's going to be here on the 23rd. And then I'm extremely excited that Dr. Jack Cruz is also going to be joining us. And so these are people that you may not have heard of before. heard of or been aware of, because I feel like a lot of the kind of right-wing white nationalist community, we all kind of have like a big circle jerk and we don't really get out of our bubble too often. And so Dr. Jack Cruz is not exactly somebody that I think people were thinking was like, oh, Bayes, Dreadpilled, but he's been out talking about the Holocaust. He has been talking about the Zionists. He's been talking about Israel. He's been talking about DARPA and the way that these vaccines have been weaponized. What was that? Oh, okay, we're good. How these vaccines have been weaponized and, you know, what's actually important for health. And so he's kind of one of the founders of the Maha movement, the Make America Healthy Again thing. And he claims that it has been co-opted by Susie Wiles and some of these sketchier people involved with the Trump. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:06:11 ] These are going to be fascinating discussions. David J. Reilly [ 01:06:12 ] Yes, so. Just because you haven't heard of them, I think you guys are going to be in for a real treat. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:06:17 ] We did have a decision to make, because we need to grow the show. We absolutely do. And it's like, should we have people on that already have huge platforms that are going to help boost? Our image, boost our viewership, or are we going to bring some new voices in? And I think that collectively we've decided that we really want to focus on bringing some new voices in. David J. Reilly The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 01:06:36 ] Yeah, I mean like Basil only has 3,000 some odd followers, but like this guy has blown my mind in Twitter spaces like repeatedly. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:06:44 ] Yeah, and we want the audience to be exposed to the kind of esoteric stuff that we're being exposed to on Twitter. So I hope you guys can stick through or stick with us through this transition and also to be transparent. You know, everybody's asking me, are you guys going to replace Vince? Are you going to replace Vince? Are you going to replace Vince? I think that we really want to focus right now on branding our show and getting you guys over to the Backlash Rumble, the Backlash YouTube. And so we're going to take a minute to really streamline because I think we're streaming on too many places. I think that people are confused about the branding. We really want to nail all that down, what the show is about. Before we discuss that, so we have no plans, no imminent plans to replace events he brought something invaluable to the show which was um humor I think that we're gonna get a little serious I think we're gonna get a little serious. David J. Reilly [ 01:07:34 ] Well, my poll I did a poll on Twitter the other day though thought and informative discussion like won the poll maybe we'll have to do another poll or something where is it come on here man where is it is! I said, what do you value most in a podcast? In-depth analysis. In-depth analysis and informative entertainment being, you know, third. So I think from what I'm gathering, you guys don't necessarily want a comedy show. We've got Theo Vaughn. We've got some of these other people. We want in-depth analysis. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:08:05 ] We are kind of funny. We have our moment. We're weird. David J. Reilly [ 01:08:09 ] It's okay. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:08:10 ] So I know this is going to be disappointing to the audience, especially the people that were here to see Vince. Vince brought a lot of people over to the show. But we're still here and we're in this and we're moving forward. It's going to be great. And I'm really excited. I'm really excited about the future of the podcast. Yeah. David J. Reilly [ 01:08:27 ] No, it's going to be great. So with that being said, we do have some ad reads. We have some ad reads before we get to the superstars. Hey, Kinsey, yeah. First up is Antelope Hill Publishing. They're fighting to keep history alive against the regime of anti-white censorship and to publish a new generation of dissident radical right-wing researchers, philosophers, polemicists, and writers. They have an eclectic catalog that includes veteran right-wing authors and academics like Kerry Bolton, Dr. Ricardo Duchesne, and Paul Kersey, as well as newer figures like Lord Miles Routledge of Afghanistan, Josh Neal, and Christian Secor, in addition to a long list of original translations or modern reprints of otherwise inaccessible historical works from eras such as Fascist Italy, National Socialist Germany, and even Medieval Europe. 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We have a new little tab that you can go to, uh, with affiliate links so if you don't remember what we're talking about, you can always just go there and you can see we've got gold and silver, soap and skincare. We now have an affiliate deal with an exchange. So you can buy Bitcoin, which is going to be a big deal. We're going to talk about that more in the future. You can buy some Bitcoin hardware, by the way, which is awesome. The Jade Plus. Oh, come on! Hey, what are you doing? I'm no coin, buddy! I'm no coin. You can take self-custody of your coins, the books and literature, and then also our friends at One Acre who make some amazing regenerative beef-based snacks that are absolutely delicious, healthy for the family, great on the go. So please check out our affiliates at thebacklash. net. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:14:50 ] Thank you so much. David J. Reilly The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 01:14:51 ] Okay, now that we have subjected all of you to like the worst advertising ever. No. We've got some super chats. Let's go here. Bustin Cider sent $10. Oh, God. Oh, shit. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:15:10 ] You said it with such confidence, you know. David J. Reilly [ 01:15:13 ] Thank you very much for this super chat, guys. $10. I was tired of gay women pastors, so I tried an Orthodox church yesterday. 50% of the congregation was so swarthy. The physiognomy of the people made me wonder if the whole Orthodoxy was a Jewish trick. Keep up the good work, y'all. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:15:33 ] No, a lot of my friends are Orthodox, and they are very white. David J. Reilly [ 01:15:37 ] True. We had those super chats earlier from Reinhardt and Thunderstorm. Uh, we're not going to read those again. New Renaissance sent $5. Nothing radicalized me more than my niece coming home with gender confusion. She overcame thanks to dad. No thanks to stupid mom, but not before the BS sensitivity about dead naming and respect my pronouns removed her best friends. That is rough. I have heard horror stories. Oh, yeah. Don't send your kids to public school, please. Don't do it. If you can, avoid it. They're grooming factories. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:16:16 ] And they prey on the weak. David J. Reilly [ 01:16:18 ] And I think that this is, you know, and we're going to talk about this with Dr. Cruz because I think that there is a war coming as the fiat system is collapsing around us. And they are intentionally going after the kids. I think they've given out 3. 5 million COVID vaccines since Donald Trump took office. Again, this year. We know what those vaccines do. It's not a good thing. You guys tired of winning yet? They are going after the youth. They're fucking them up with the gender stuff. And if they don't get them with the gender stuff, they get them with the vaccines. They are trying to cripple the next generation so that we can't fight for our homeland. So, anyway. Reinhart sent $25. There's no point in voting because there's no one to vote for that represents my interests. Race-conscious whites are a minority in every area of the country. It is likely impossible for us to vote our interests. Well, then, run for office. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:17:11 ] Oh, God. Okay. David J. Reilly [ 01:17:12 ] As always, Reinhart is right. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:17:16 ] As always. He's always right. I mean, that's exactly how I feel. I'm like, why should I participate in a system that in no way, shape, or form represents my interests? Why? Why? Why should I have to be a part of this? Every time I vote, which has not happened in a long time, it's a violation of The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month my most fundamental moral code. Why? Like just in case it makes things better. The system is broken. It's totally broken. I'm not doing it. You can't make me. David J. Reilly [ 01:17:41 ] Okay. I'm not going to fight about this right now. I'm going to fight about other things. James Johnson with a big $55 super chat. Thank you very much, Mr. Johnson. Been a bit. So here's some bucks to help out. I can't make it to Awesome Fest. We've got our camping trip that weekend with some local guys here. Tribe up, folks, and build local networks. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:18:01 ] Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. Very true. David J. Reilly [ 01:18:03 ] And by the way, that reminds me that there was a documentary that was released, I believe, last week. I need to watch it. Americana, right? Is it Americana something? Oh, I can't find it right now. But there was a Patriot Front documentary that was released about the situation here in Coeur d'Alene. Really? About them getting arrested. And it kind of goes through the trial. It goes through all the documentation. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:18:30 ] Can you link me that in Telegram so I can watch it? David J. Reilly [ 01:18:32 ] Yes. I believe Mr. Johnson sent me a copy of that. So I'll send that to you and maybe we'll even have him on to discuss because that whole situation is worth talking about and learning about. Reinhart sent $10. Furthermore, participating in voting signals some level of approval for this system to both the government and our fellow citizens. Abysmally low voter turnout signals dissatisfaction to both of these groups. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:18:58 ] Thank you, Reinhart. Thank you. David J. Reilly [ 01:19:00 ] That is true. I mean, like, imagine if they had like a 5% turnout. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:19:03 ] Oh, yeah. David J. Reilly [ 01:19:03 ] You know, come on. Ryan Hart sent another $10. I think the only productive participation in this system can be that we contribute is by running for public office on the platform of white racial interest for heritage Americans. It pushes the Overton window and the results will show our people whether or not it is worth staying where they are or moving to a place where they can be around like-minded white people. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 01:19:27 ] Is he ever wrong? David J. Reilly [ 01:19:30 ] I have yet to see. I have yet to see. And then over on Entropy, we've got a couple of super chats and they're still not properly showing up. So we're going to go here. California Rapefugee sent $5. Just got my $100 soap today. I want to know if Rebecca hand wrote the thank you note that came with it. If so, I will cherish it. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:19:54 ] Is there a penis drawn on it? Because if not, I did not write it. David J. Reilly [ 01:19:59 ] So, no, I think that was from. The owners of the company. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:20:03 ] You don't draw penises on everything? David J. Reilly [ 01:20:05 ] No. And I don't send eggplant emojis to everybody, okay? You've got a problem. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:20:12 ] I like for people to look at their phone and be confused. And so my thing lately is eggplant emoji, skull, skull, toilet. Because I want people, I want to know that people are like. Skibbity toilet? See? David J. Reilly [ 01:20:26 ] I don't know what that means. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:20:27 ] It doesn't mean anything. David J. Reilly [ 01:20:28 ] Wonderful. This is great. Confusion. It's a show about nothing, Jerry. Mojack420 sent $14.88. Why is it that when you look into the faggot icons, you find communist pedophiles and Jews? When Dan White shot Harvey Milk, he shot him in the dick, then in the head. Yes, that is a fact. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:20:49 ] Harvey Milk was the most morally bankrupt. David J. Reilly [ 01:20:54 ] He was a pedophile. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:20:55 ] Total pedophile. Yeah, I think that his little boyfriend was like 14 or 13. That's right. The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month David J. Reilly [ 01:21:00 ] Same as Glenn Greenwald's kids, by the way. We've got so much news to cover on Wednesday. It's going to be great. Yeah, the Glenn Greenwald thing, Iran and Israel stuff. We're going to talk some Tim Pool. Ooh, what did Tim Pool do? Some Tim Pool, Nick Fuentes. Our friends Elijah Schaefer and Sarah Stock, I believe, went on. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:21:22 ] We've had her on. What do you mean, I believe? I don't know. Is it because I kept calling her Sarah Soup? David J. Reilly [ 01:21:28 ] Yeah, the coffee is wearing off and we've been going for like an hour and a half. So Mojack for 20 cents, $14. 88. Can somebody please DM me and tell me why this only appears on the screen for like one second? Sorry, Mojack. Really annoying. Growing up as a teenager in the early 80s in San Francisco, I would see homos preying on runaways, luring them with alcohol and drugs. After a while, we started using that and would pedo bash them until they became a protected species in the 90s. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:22:00 ] He's so cool. David J. Reilly [ 01:22:02 ] Wow. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:22:03 ] He is. He's so cool. David J. Reilly [ 01:22:04 ] Violence is not the answer. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:22:06 ] Violence is often the answer. Sometimes. Violence is usually the answer. David J. Reilly [ 01:22:12 ] I think that the government, no. Yeah, I have opinions on this that I'm not going to share on YouTube. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:22:22 ] I should be more careful about getting my YouTube channel canceled because if that happened right now, we would be so screwed. David J. Reilly [ 01:22:28 ] Yeah, let's not do that. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 01:22:30 ] Violence is not the answer usually. David J. Reilly [ 01:22:34 ] Correct. That is the correct take. Okay, so we're all caught up with. We're all caught up with what you call it. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:22:43 ] Okay, this is the end of the show. You can find us on X at Real Backlash. Our website, thebacklash. net. I've been hanging out with my Russian friend like a lot. Support us on subscribestar . com slash thebacklash. Patreon. Find all of our links on thebacklash . net. I think the most important thing that you can do. David J. Reilly [ 01:23:02 ] Where is it? Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:23:04 ] The most important thing that you can do for us right now is to subscribe to us on Rumble. And YouTube. On YouTube, we are at Real Backlash. David J. Reilly [ 01:23:15 ] And on Rumble, we are Backlash Podcast. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:23:19 ] Yes. Please subscribe to us so that we can streamline and only stream on these platforms. It is a matter of time before I get nuked on YouTube. I've been saying that for 10 years. And yet, the only strike I've ever gotten is my interview with Joel Davis. David J. Reilly [ 01:23:33 ] Really? Yep. That's good. Let's keep it that way. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:23:35 ] Because I am a fed. David J. Reilly [ 01:23:38 ] No, you're not. Rebecca Hargraves [ 01:23:39 ] I wish. I wish I had that Fed money. I'd have a really hard time if they were like, here's $30 million. I’d be like, how can I spend it fast? David J. Reilly [ 01:23:47 ] I don’t know what I would do with $30,000. Oh, I know. I know, man. Rebecca Hargraves The Backlash - Episode 43-Pride-Month-Is-Canceled-Welcome-To-Heterosexual-Awesomeness-Month [ 01:23:51 ] I hear you. Thank you so much for joining us. We will see you all for a normal show on Wednesday. Bye-bye.