43:16 If you won't stand up for yourself and your society and culture, and you only engage through whatever the Wall Street Journal tells you about how you make the most money, by increments, you'll have money in the bank, at least for a little while, if you're in the top few percent. But the society around you is going to be falling apart. Your kids are going to be being brainwashed. You won't have a good culture or civilization to even spend the money in. because you stand for nothing. And that's what the social credit score is, where they'll control and track everything you do and always raise the bar of what you've got to do and how you've got to submit to be able to be given a job or have access to the markets or travel or medicine. That's slavery. Who in their right mind would want to be chained up in the system? But just on the cultural front, did the open borders, did the free trade, was it good for us? No, it wasn't.
44:14 In the end, it wasn't free trade, it was crony capitalism with select groups to consolidate power and control. And now their endgame is in operation mode. Here's Tucker Carlson. Why have all these Republicans publicly announced that they're voting for Kamala Harris? If you told me ten years ago that Bill Kristol, who I spent five and a half years working for, Dick Cheney, who I knew, his creepy little daughter, who I knew very well, Mike Pence, all these people, they're all voting for Kamala Harris. The Bushes, all voting for Kamala Harris. George W. Bush, Jeb Bush voting for Kamala Harris. Well, but they are! That's the problem. They just don't care about the country. They're mad that Trump might have one fewer war over the next four years. And that's like, it really, it's a clarifying moment. And I think this very often. I'm really grateful for how clear things are now. It's really obvious who's on whose side.
45:12 And all I care about is preserving the country that I grew up in for my kids. That's not too much to ask. I don't want it to change radically. I don't want it to become much worse. Economic cycles come and go, but a culture, a people, that's permanent. That's permanent. I'd do ten years of recession. I'd sell my house in exchange for not having a society completely transformed by foreigners. Okay, that's the truth. By not... I mean it. And there's no Republican who will say that. It's all about GDP and growth and whatever. It's like... What you're saying bears no resemblance to what I want, which is a stable, happy country. That's what I want, a stable, happy country. And I lived in one. I know it's possible. You destabilized it with your stupid wars. And last thing I'll say, now I'm totally out of control, but these people should all have to answer for their foreign policy of the last 20 years. I covered that stuff. I was on the first plane out of D.C. to the Middle East after September 11th.
46:12 So I'm not an expert, I never pretended to be one, but I've been to all their wars, I've watched all this stuff, and I don't understand how the people who planned all that are still making the decisions and no one's ever had to apologize. No one ever asks John Bolton, like, why haven't you apologized? You said we were gonna get one thing, we didn't get it, we spent trillions of dollars, we killed almost all the Christians in Iraq. I am Christian, so I think it's fair to ask, like, what was that about? And you never apologized. My kids get a B in English class, they have to apologize. Because that's what, that's what, okay, that's the difference between a human being and a sociopath. A human being grows by admitting fault. It's called repentance. And it's absolutely essential. There's no sin that I personally will not forgive. I mean it. And there's no sin that I would not personally forgive another person if that person was contrite and asked for forgiveness. Because that's what my religion demands.
47:06 But if you're not even forced to apologize or express contrition, and instead you continue to rule my country, misrule it, we have a system that's so far out of whack that I'm surprised we haven't had some kind of revolution, because it's crazy. The Tea Party was one of the revolutions that occurred. Yeah, it was like the Tea Party January 6th, like the most normal people in the country. What was like, not one person on January 6th was carrying a firearm. What were they carrying? Pocket constitutions. They were carrying pocket constitutions. So like, and they went to jail, like some 65-year-old diabetic grandmother? Really? That's an insurrection? No, it's not. They were people who, some of them did rowdy things that I'm opposed to. I hate vandalism, okay? But the overwhelming majority of them wanted to preserve the system. That's why they were mad. They weren't trying to overthrow it. They're trying to preserve it. And they watched our system in the process of being overthrown, which it has been. And
48:03 They're the villains? I don't think you're the villain, actually. If you want to preserve the greatest country in the world in some recognizable way, you're not the bad guy. You're not the radical. I'm often called radical. I'm the least radical person you've ever met. I'm like the most moderate person. I just want things to be... My parents got divorced. I just... I don't like change. I don't. I mean it. I'm not a radical. I'm just the opposite. Like, it was that way last year. Let's keep it that way. I kind of like that. I go to the restaurant, I order the same thing. That's... I'm not a revolutionary, I hate revolutionaries. Revolutions never make things better. They always just wreck stuff. I hate wrecking stuff. Took someone a long time to build that. It took you two minutes to wreck it. You're the villain.