Another Example Of Rules For Thee, No Rules For Me

Doc Rich

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00:00Okay, so you might have noticed that college kids moving to big cities want a revolution.

00:04But Champagne Socialism is not new. All of their heroes come from money.

00:08Karl Marx, his friend was paying his bills. He was a rich factory owner.

00:11Che Guevara, he was a medical student from a rich family.

00:14Mao, he was a son of a wealthy granary owner.

00:16And just like that, similarly, Zoran's base is college-educated elite transplants.

00:21Check this out, she was plugged by Zoran. She won the area right by Columbia,

00:26where rich kids go to school. She moved to New York to go to Columbia herself,

00:29got radicalized, and became a Zoran groupie. Many such cases.

00:33Meanwhile, her opponent was a literal immigrant. He got votes from the low-income New Yorkers,

00:38but not the student activists. He was like, yeah, we don't want to burn this whole thing down.

00:43He was too vanilla for a gentrified voting base that increasingly wants a little bit of radical

00:48teeter. Now look, radical politics doesn't piss me off. I don't know, it's funny, we need crazy people.

00:54But what does piss me off is when they pretend to represent the working class.

00:59Actual working class people, they don't want a revolution. They want two things,

01:04opportunity and safety. Opportunity comes from money coming into the city, businesses hiring them.

01:09Safety comes from not getting mugged. That's it, that's all they want. They don't want to burn the

01:13system down. While these people, they want a complete revision of the American project,

01:18because, you know, they graduated with a master's degree and realized that they cannot afford a studio

01:22in Manhattan. Yeah, no shit, New York is expensive. But hey, there's 7.6 million unfilled jobs in

01:29America. But no, no, they don't want those jobs. They want to live in one of the most expensive zip

01:33codes ever, and they want a tippy-tappy computer job. Why? Because they're entitled to it? The problem

01:39is that they're way too educated and way too entitled to start anywhere but the top.

01:45We got to talk about a little champagne socialism, as I like to call it. And on the block today

01:54is

01:55representative, Democrat representative, Ro Khanna. I have this news article that is titled,

02:03Roll Me the Money. How progressive class warrior Ro Khanna lives like the oligarchs

02:10he claims to fight. Yeah. What do you know? What do you know? Rules for thee. No rules for me.

02:20Once

02:21again, Democrats advocating against something, but in reality, they're exactly that. Check it out.

02:31Okay. His home has an elevator. Bro, if your house got an elevator, you got a massive house.

02:40Now, this is somebody who claims to want to fight against the millionaires. The billionaires,

02:45pay your fair share. Meanwhile, he has an elevator in his house. He drives a two or has a $200

02:51,000

02:51Range Rover in family owned golf courses. Now, now in other cases, I wouldn't have any issues with this,

03:01right? It's America. If you earn it, you can have it. You earn the home with the elevator. You earn

03:07the

03:07$200,000 Range Rover, even though I wouldn't suggest buying it. But you earned being able to own

03:14a golf course. You earn that. But when it comes from these far left progressives, these communists like

03:21Ro Khanna, it hits a little different. It's a little different because they're always talking about taxing the

03:27rich. Meanwhile, they're the rich themselves. What do you know? What do you know? Let's read a little bit.

03:35Rep. Ro Khanna has emerged as a potential contender for the Democratic presidential nomination while

03:40denouncing the ultra rich who hoard wealth and engage in financial speculation. But the progressive

03:47Silicon Valley congressman and his family live a life of staggering luxury. Fueled by dynastic wealth,

03:54they did not earn and protected by the same thicket of trust, anonymous corporations and foundations that

04:03Khanna condemns. Y'all remember when Uncle Trump got on stage versus Hillary Clinton and Hillary Clinton

04:11tried to call him out for not paying taxes. And he had one of the most beautiful lines that I

04:16will never

04:17forget. Right. And he said, no, I don't. And neither do your donors. And you will never change the tax

04:25code because your donors, the people that donate to you, the people that use the same tax strategy

04:34that I use, use those tax codes. So you will never change it because they donate to you. So if

04:41you want

04:41to criticize me, well, then criticize your donors. Now, he didn't say the last part, but we got the message.

04:50We got the message. Right. If you want to criticize me, then blame yourself because you're the one who

04:57created these tax codes. I'm just using something that you created Hillary Clinton.

05:08Right.

05:10And so you have a similar situation here. Someone talking about, yeah, the rich don't pay their fair

05:17share. Meanwhile, he's hiding his wealth with trust, anonymous corporations and foundations

05:26to hide his true wealth so that he doesn't have to pay his fair share either.

05:33Kind of lives in a six million dollar, eight thousand square foot luxury home with a four

05:39story elevator and so much premium marble that not even two laundry rooms that or excuse me, that even

05:47two laundry rooms have marble counters.

05:52You see how these people are frauds, man? Absolute frauds. The Northwest DC home is now for sale as

05:59the kind of family prepares to move to an evil even larger, more expensive house a few miles away in

06:06the

06:06northern Virginia suburbs. Kind of two children who are minors have large ownerships, ownership shares in

06:13private golf clubs in a significant stake in a 65 billion dollar wealth management firm and investments

06:21in hedge funds that focus on distressed debt of which Kana has been critical. Kana's wife drives a

06:28$190,000 Range Rover she was displeased with that she sued the dealer. She was so displeased with that

06:36she sued the dealer. Yeah, Range Rovers are pieces of crap. They look nice. They look very nice, especially on

06:42the outside. I don't like the way the inside of Range Rovers look, uh, with the whole minimalistic,

06:46you know, uh, look like if I'm gonna pay $190,000 for a car, bro, I better see buttons, screens,

06:55gizmos and gadgets all over the place. I don't want a minimalist look on a $200,000 car. Like you're

07:03ripping me off in my humble opinion, in my humble opinion, but y'all can let me know how you

07:07feel about

07:07Range Rovers. The outside looks amazing. It looks amazing. I love it. But the inside with that just

07:13one little screen for $200,000, no thanks. No thanks. I better see, like I said, a screen going

07:20across the whole, the whole dash, all types of buttons, gizmos, gadgets, uh, uh, better have some

07:27butterfly doors. Um, you know, all, all types of stuff, right? It better drive itself like a Tesla.

07:35Okay. Yeah. I don't think Range Rovers do that. A Washington free beacon investigation into Kana's

07:42finances finds that the progressive truth teller's lifestyle is funded by, uh, his wife. I don't know

07:49how to pronounce her name. I'm going to butcher that. Uh, Ritu anyway, an heiress to, uh, her father's

07:57Cleveland auto parts fortune, uh, in Anna and analysis, excuse me, of Kana's financial disclosures

08:04reveals his gilded life is enriched by the same sort of investment vehicles that Kana has said he

08:12has a moral duty to oppose and that Kana's family is a beneficiary of the new gilded age.

08:20He condemns Kana's family wealth comes from his father-in-law Monte. Yeah. Anyway, in a Indian

08:30born Cleveland auto parts, mag magnet turned investor in philanthropists, like many of the

08:35global ultra rich with generational wealth. Uh, yeah, the father-in-law has set up various trust

08:44and other financial models to benefit his children and grandchildren. These complex financial structures

08:49are deliberate, are deliberately opaque, but Kana, as a member of Congress is legally required to

08:55disclose his family's financial affairs to the public. This visibility, however, has been somewhat

09:02obscured by Kana's decision to file his financial disclosures in an old analog format, effectively

09:09rendering it immune to a thorough examination without the use of sophisticated data analysis tools.

09:18Uh, so yeah, trying to hide his wealth, but remember, uh, some of these same types of Democrats

09:24were trying to get Trump to release his tax returns, but when it's time for Ro Khanna to be transparent,

09:32he wants to try to hide it. Interesting how that works, ain't it? Very interesting. Very, very interesting.

09:40In Kana's financial disclosures clocked in at 333 pages of non-text searchable tables, listing over 3,000,

09:503,000 individual assets owned by him, his wife, and his children with each asset,

09:59excuse me, with each asset having being, having ticked, uh, one of 13 available boxes corresponding to an asset

10:08valuation range. Put together, those assets are worth anywhere from 103 million to more than 340 million

10:18dollars. According to a free Beacon review, it's possible that the net worth of Ro Khanna's nuclear

10:23family could far exceed 340 million dollars. He reported a total of 10 assets held by his wife

10:32and two children, including the stakes. They hold in three, uh, golf clubs as simply being worth,

10:37uh, more than 1 million with no disclosed ceiling. Yeah. In reality, his family's net worth could be

10:47upwards of 340 million dollars, but he only reported about a million. You see what I'm saying? These Democrats

10:57rules for thee, but no rules for me. Crazy how that works, ain't it? Really, really crazy. And of course

11:04this goes on and on, right? But you guys get the message. Um, if you want to read it in

11:11its entirety,

11:12uh, the free Beacon, okay, roll me the money. Okay. Right there. Pause it if you need to, but, uh,

11:21yeah, you guys get the message. I don't need to read this entire article for you. Rules for thee,

11:26but no rules for me. Show us your tax return. Show us all your financials, but we're going to

11:31hide ours. Tax the rich, tax the rich, tax the rich, pay your fair share, pay your fair share.

11:37There should be nobody worth this, this crazy, these crazy amounts of money, but I'm going to be

11:42though. Interesting. Interesting. But I mean, typical for Democrats, right? This is, this is what Democrats

11:50do. It's what they always do. So are you surprised? Let me know. Stay safe out there. Peace and

11:56love. I'm out.

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