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0:00 Let's talk about uh what was in the Washington uh observant and your awardee of the international relations from Oxford in 2005. I want to give you the chance of all these things out there about the Browns matter Oxford your thesis for you in your own words to set the record straight and just move on. Well, you know, I'm uh I'm I'm thankful for for my history and I take my integrity seriously. uh you know I I know that uh that you know I was proud of the fact that despite being raised by an immigrant single mother, despite having handcuffs on my wrist by the time I was 11 years old, um despite getting sent to military school when I was just
0:46 turning a teenager, despite joining the army when I was 17 years old, uh despite graduating from a two-year college, that a few years after that I was able to be announced as a as a road scholar, uh the first black road scholar. in the history of Johns Hopkins University that I went to Oxford and got my master's degree in uh in uh in uh in international relations uh with a focus on radical Islam in the Western Hemisphere uh that I began my work uh on a defil before deciding to join back up with the military and then got deployed. Boy, oh boy, oh boy oh BOY OH BOY. SO we got to talk about woke black governor of Maryland, Wes Moore, who currently in my opinion is the frontr runner to be the
1:33 vice presidential nominee for the Democrat ticket in 2028. Now why am I saying that this guy is the front runner to be the vice president for whoever the Democrat nominee is? Well, is obvious. I don't think he's winning an actual Democrat primary, right? I just don't think that he has the chops to do so. Okay, so I don't think that he's a presidential front runner, right? He's not a main guy, but he would be the perfect VP pick for whoever wins. Okay, I mean his resume in regards to what Democrats would look for, it's pretty good, right? Like for example, again, being black, okay, woke. Also, top that he's a liar, right? A massive liar, just like Tim Walls,
2:18 right? this guy is getting exposed because it seems as if almost every aspect of his life he's lied about and now it is so prevalent, right? It's so obvious that CBS they're confronting him on the lies. Like for example, they confronted him on the lie that he told uh about some type of award or recognition that he received in college while at Oxford. Uh he also has lied about his family fleeing the KKK, right? He's also lied about receiving a military honor that he actually didn't receive, right? He later on received it, but he claimed he had received it before he received it. Yeah, this dude has lied about a lot, right? And uh the lies are catching up and he's being confronted in
3:06 these mainstream liberal media interviews because people are saying that, hey, if you're going to be running for president, which you know, he might run for president, but again, I think he's going to be the VP. Um but if if he runs for president like yo this is going to come up right like people are going to have questions about these lies and he's going to get triggered and boohoo and cry rightwing outlet right he's going to try to blame it on um it being propaganda from a right-wing outlet instead of actually addressing the fact that hey bro you lied and you don't have any proof and evidence to back up your lies. So without further ado let's go ahead and get into this. But let me ask you because you are a rising star in the Democratic party and if you run for president there's going to be a lot of questions about your biography and your
3:52 resume and that has already started. The conservative outlet the Washington Free Beacon has published a number of stories and I want to give you an opportunity to respond to some of those claims. First, you were selected a road scholar and you attended Oxford University. That's a big deal. Congratulations. But Oxford says it does not have a copy of your thesis. Did you submit it? Any idea why it's missing? >> Uh I think Oxford has said that I have completed my degree. Uh there is no denying that. Uh and that I received a master's degree at Oxford University in international relations after being the first African-American road scholar in the history of Johns Hopkins University. And so there is no denying that. And
4:38 listen, I I I think about this in this frame. If there's a couple things that the people of this state know about me, it's that I'm a person of honor and integrity. I take that very seriously. I was raised right by my family and I was trained right by the army. And so when I'm watching this game of politics, and frankly, this is what I think people hate about politics so much. It's this politics of personal destruction. where as a person who has nothing neither to be ashamed of or nothing to exaggerate about my life that this is the thing that conservative right-wing blogs want to attack particularly when it's something that
5:23 Oxford University has verified already. This is the thing I think people hate about politics and the thing that I think we have to get away from because the people of my state know if I said it, I meant it. And there is never a question about my integrity. >> Amazing. Absolutely amazing. This guy is so triggered, right? You know they're triggered when they start playing a race car. Well, I was the first African-American road scholar, etc., etc. Nobody gives a damn about that, right? The question here is, did you lie about your thesis? Okay. Wes Moore's White House Fellowship application has thrown him back under the microscope, especially his resume, the dates, and details surrounding his time studying at Oxford University. On the application, more notes he received his Emillet
6:10 degree from Oxford in 2003. His resume says the date of completion was 2004 and his certificate of degree completion obtained by Fox 45 News shows it wasn't until November 2005 that Moore was awarded the Emlet. In a statement to Fox 45, an Oxford University spokesperson says the university has a somewhat unusual approach to degree milestones. Depending on whether the governor considers the date in which he submitted his thesis and completed his courses or when he was approved for graduation could be why there are different dates. While studying in England, Moore did return to the United States for military training. He submitted his thesis in 2004. The Washington Free Beacon reports
6:56 that thesis is not located in Oxford's library where copies of other thesis are found. However, according to Oxford, it's only a requirement to submit a thesis to the library when walking in a graduation ceremony. The university spokesperson says Moore completed his Emlet degree and fulfilled all his requirements. The governor's thesis was titled the rise and ramifications of radical Islam in the Western Hemisphere. According to his resume attached to the White House fellowship application, but the confirmation certificate from Oxford notes his title was something else. Oxford says titles can change, but it's not clear why Moore used a different title on his fellowship application than one was listed on the Oxford
7:42 certificate. So, in a nutshell, the main controversy here is the fact that this guy has a ton of inconsistencies with his academic record, right? Um, Oxford can't confirm or deny that Moore was ever a doctoral candidate there, right? Uh, and that he ever submitted any type of thesis at all, right? Uh, that apparently you're supposed to submit, okay, if you're going to be participating in graduate studies. Okay. So, we really don't know at all, but he used this in order to help himself uh get some type of fellowship at the White House, right? So, basically, he was listing things on his resume uh claiming that, you know, he had did work uh at
8:28 Oxford that he may or may not have actually done or was enrolled in some type of, you know, program that he may or may not have been enrolled in. Okay. The problem here is that these inconsistencies are piling up. Okay. Uh he's the same guy that claimed that he had a bronze star even though he didn't have a bronze star. Okay, he didn't have a bronze star. He claimed that he had a bronze star. He later on received a bronze star years years years later, but he was claiming it before he actually got it. Okay, so um again the problem here is that the inconsistencies are piling up. So without further ado, let's continue. >> They are also raising questions and I want to give you the opportunity to respond to it. It's something you wrote about in your book. You talk about on the campaign stump that your great-grandfather was run out of South
9:13 Carolina in the 1920s by the KKK. The free beacon is casting doubt on that with church records. Can you address that? >> I mean the the the same right-wing blog. Uh I can >> at some point right-wing blog is not going to be enough, right? when Oxford can't verify that you actually submitted your thesis. When we know that you lied about uh receiving a Bronze Star even though you didn't receive it yet, right? Um at some point right-wing blog is not going to be enough to dispel um the lies that you've been caught in, right? And and that's what this dude is relying on in order to fool the masses into believing he's an honest character. That's the annoying part about this, right? The real thing that is wrong with
9:59 our politics is when Democrats or politicians get caught uh lying, right, embellishing their resumes, embellishing their lives uh in order to gain uh positions of power when they try to dismiss it as political, right, or partisan instead of just addressing the facts, right? That's the real problem here. I can address the fact that I'm the grandson of someone who was born in South Carolina and when he was just a child, the Ku Klux Clan ran their family but ran my family out and not out of South Carolina. They ran him out of the United States of America and they went to Jamaica. And much of my family has always said they would never come back to this country. It's the reason why my mom right now as we speak is in Jamaica
10:46 and she's vis visiting with family members. But my grandfather came back to this country. He got his degree from Lincoln University in H.B.CU in Pennsylvania. He became a minister just like his father and he became the first black minister in the history of the Dutch reformed church. I know my family's history. So if the some blog has a question about the clan's history, maybe they should ask the Klux Clan. Yeah. So you see that you heard that right now. Again, the problem here is that there are no historical records to back up this man's claim. Right. He claims that his
11:31 grandfather got ran out of country by the KKK. A very convenient story. The problem is is that the records that we do have not only uh indicate that this didn't happen, right? There's no proof that this happened, but they actually indicate the exact opposite, right? That he was not ran out of the country, that he voluntarily left because of the fact that there was a another priest or pastor or whatever in Jamaica that died and he went to Jamaica to replace that preacher, pastor, whatever. And that this was totally voluntary. It didn't have anything to do with the KKK. That is what the actual church document that he was a part of indicate. Take a look. >> Yeah. So, um I found Moore's
12:16 great-grandfather's name was the Reverend Josiah Johnson Thomas. He preached at a church in Pineville, South Carolina. Um it's about uh 60 mi north of uh of Charleston from 1922 to December of 1924. During this time frame, the bishop of the Episcopal Church of uh South Carolina, a guy named William Guer, who's well known as a a racial equality activist, reported that the white community of Pineville held this particular church in very high regard for the work that it was performing for the black community. And in 1925, which is, you know, just after uh the great-grandfather leaves for Jamaica, he reports that uh the quote colored work at this particular church was quote in the most prosperous condition. So, you
13:04 know, the first aspect of Moore's story that the KKK was, you know, you know, targeting a preacher at this church just falls apart. um the everything indicates that the white community actually really liked the work that this that this church was doing when Moore's great-grandfather was preaching there. Second of all, in uh early December of 2024 in Jamaica, a prominent uh pastor by the name of Reverend Young uh unexpectedly died. Uh 3,000 people attended his funeral. The governor of Jamaica uh wrote in a telegram saying, "I'm so sorry I couldn't make it uh to to your funeral." Um, this guy was a big deal and he died unexpectedly. One week later, Moore's great-grandfather receives a a formalized transfer from South Carolina to Jamaica, according to
13:51 church records that I reviewed at the uh Episcopal archives. And this indicates a formalized process that required sign off for multiple parties. And then when he arrives in Jamaica, the one of the first things that happens is that he's appointed to secede that the late Reverend Young and take over his position. So what actually happened here was that a prominent Jamaican pastor unexpectedly died. A position opened up and within a week uh Moore's great-grandfather was making his plans to return to Jamaica which was his home country. And when he returned to his home country he took over for that late pastor and Jamaican newspapers reported simply that he had labored in the states for a number of years and decided to come back to Jamaica to serve his own people. Um, there's an extraordinary
14:36 amount of documentation on the great-grandfather. It was like really I was able to track him from when he first arrived in the United States in the early 1900s. He went to school at uh Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. He preached at a church in South in Georgia and then he went up to South Carolina. He he got married and had kids along the way including Moore's grandfather and then he worked at this Pineville church um before he left Beck for Jamaica. So an extraordinary amount of reporting on the guy uh contemporary but nothing indicating the the core central elements of of Wes Moore's story that he was this you know racial equality preacher that he was targeted by the KKK and that he had to escape America under cover of darkness. There's just no evidence to support that at all. Yeah. Fascinating, right? Fascinating.
15:23 Especially considering the fact that this journalist uh journalist here uh confronted this guy on this story. If you're going to confront him on the story, bring the receipts, right? Bring the receipts. Why did CBS do the same type of leg work that the Washington Free Beacon did and bring the receipts and confront him? Say, "Listen, this is what newspapers and historical archives have said about your grandfather. Nothing here indicates that he was ran out of the country by the KKK, right? That's what he should have did. But regardless, I mean, they did ask him about it and clearly he's triggered by it because he's lying, right? He's lying. Let's keep it 100. It's the same pattern with Tim Walls. It was the same pattern. Dude lied about everything, right? Lied about how his wife got
16:10 pregnant, lied about a DUI that he had, lied about his military combat experience, right? dude has basically lied about his whole life. Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, right? Nothing but lies. And when you see these lies continue to pile up, that that indicates that, hey, this person lies, right? He fudges his resume in order to get ahead, right, for political gain. That's exactly what Wes Moore is doing. That's why he'll be the perfect VP candidate for the Democrats, right? And let's not forget terrible governor. That is also a requirement, right? That is also a requirement. If you want to be the VP candidate, you have to be terrible at your current political
16:57 position, right? Terrible governor. Just like Tim Walls. I mean, him and Tim Walls are basically two P's in a pod, right? Except he's black, right? He's black. So that's the only difference at this point, which is why he's perfect. Perfect. I'm so serious. Like I'm almost convinced. I'm almost I'm like, this guy is probably going to be the VP pick. Okay. Uh he continues to suggest that he's not running for president, right? Um and you know, he's still doing these national news interviews, right? He's still doing a national circuit as if he's actually going to run. And who knows, he might run. He might actually run. I don't know. Uh I do know he's up for reelection. But but u that again doesn't stop him from auditioning to be VP. And I think that's what he's doing.
17:42 And again, he would be the perfect candidate because in order to be qualified as a VP for the Democrat party, uh, you have to be a liar, right? A habitual liar. You have to lie about your whole life, right? You have to lie on your resume, lie about your experience, right? Lie about everything. And that's what this dude is doing. And he's getting caught up in his lies. And he's triggered because he's being called out. And uh, it's not just a partisan political attack, right? Ultimately, at the end of the day, the records indicate that there is some inconsistencies that you have been lying. And if you are willing to lie your way to the top, right? What else are you willing to do? Right? Do you have any integrity? Do you have any honor? Like, you know, are you the person that you claim to be if it has been proven that you're willing to
18:28 lie for political and personal gain, right? Just saying. Just saying. So, hey, this guy is clearly the front runner and he's running away, right? He's running away in the uh VP competition for the Democrats in 2028. Let me know what you guys think. Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe. Most importantly, share a black conservative perspective.
