- Abraham Lincoln: A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free.
- Alexandria Ocasio Cortez: [archive footage] No one ever makes a billion dollars. You take a billion dollars.
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] The most successful entrepreneurs don't just supply wants and needs; they anticipate them. Nobody ever wrote a letter to Steve Jobs telling him to make a phone that would do email and take photographs, play music and show movies. He invented it and built it before we knew we couldn't live without it. This is capitalism's trump card. It encourages creativity and empathy, and puts them at the service of the wants and needs of people. The inequality the socialist left despises isn't created by entrepreneur. It's created by us. The proud boast of democratic socialism is that it puts the people in charge of the economy. What control do you have over the post office or the DMV? We vote in elections every two or four years, but as consumers, we exercise our choices daily, directly through the market. The free market is far more reflective of popular consent than democratic socialism. We didn't have to extend democracy from the political to the economic sphere, because we already have it. Capitalism, not socialism, is the true form of social justice.
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] Socialists appear to be a little silly. Check out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
- Alexandria Ocasio Cortez: [archive footage] Its funny you ask this, because I was reading today about how Milton Keynes, a famous, uh, economist...
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] There's economist Milton Friedman and there's economist John Maynard Keynes, but there's no Milton Keynes. She can't even get the guy's name right.
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] Treason, division and the politics of fear and exclusion. That is their socialist dream for America.
- Winston Smith: [while being strapped to the gurney with the electric pads on each side of his temples while O'brien walks in] Look, I've confessed I am a religious believer, admirer of capitalism, a sexual pervert. What more do you want?
- O'Brien: Don't worry, Winston. You are in my keeping. For seven years, I have watched you. Now the turning point has come. I shall save you. I shall make you perfect.
- [O'Brien pats on Winston's shoulder and then turned on the electric circuit, as the electric shock surges through Winston, Winston screams in agony and in pain as the scene fades to black]
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] The socialist left and the Democrats want us to grovel, to make us into worms. They want us to repeat what they say and believe it, even if it's two plus two equals five. The British writer George Orwell, himself a man of the left, recognized that all forms of socialism become totalitarian. In his dystopian novel, 1984, lies pass for truth, freedom is defined as slavery, and the main character, Winston, is ground into dust by the all-powerful state, Big Brother.
- Donald Trump: [archive] America's the place where anyone can rise. And here, on this land, on this soil, on this continent, the most incredible dreams come true. This nation is our canvas, and this country is our masterpiece. We look at tomorrow and see unlimited frontiers just waiting to be explored. Our brightest discoveries are not yet known. Our spirit is still young. The sun is still rising. God's grace is still shining. And my fellow Americans, the best is yet to come.
- Donald Trump: [archive footage] We are Americans. We are pioneers. We are the pathfinders. We settled the New World, we built the modern world, and we changed history forever by embracing the eternal truth that everyone is made equal by the hand of Almighty God.
- O'Brien: You're clinging to a disease under the impression that it is a virtue. You prefer to be a minority of one. You also believe that the nature of reality is self-evident, but I tell you, Winston, that reality is not external. It does not exist in the individual mind, only the mind of the state, which is collective and immortal. Do you remember writing in your diary that freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two equals four?
- Winston Smith: Yes.
- O'Brien: [holds up four fingers] How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?
- Winston Smith: Four.
- O'Brien: And if the state says this is not four
- [moves his finger across his four fingers holding hand, indicating an extra space for a fifth finger]
- O'Brien: but five, then how many fingers?
- Winston Smith: [looking at O'Brien's fingers] Four.
- O'Brien: [turns on the torturing device and showing Winston his four fingers while Winston goes into a painful seizure] How many fingers?
- Winston Smith: [through the pain] Four!
- Winston Smith: [as O'Brien increases the power of the torturing device while holding four fingers as Winston seizes extremely and painfully, shouting in pain] Four! Four!
- O'Brien: [firmly] How many fingers?
- Winston Smith: What else can I say?
- [screaming in agony while looking at O'Brien's fingers]
- O'Brien: [still holding up four fingers] How many fingers, Winston?
- Winston Smith: Five! Five! Five!
- O'Brien: [not convinced] You are only saying that because you want to the pain to stop.
- Winston Smith: I want to see five! I'm trying.
- [whimpering in pain and agony]
- O'Brien: [still not convinced] Are you trying to persuade me that you see five, or do you really want to see five?
- Winston Smith: To see them!
- [O'Brien increase the power to 100 while Winston is going through an extreme seizure while looking at O'Brien's fingers holding and after a few moments, Winston hallucinates to see O'Brien's four fingers are no longer four, but five fingers. Concerned, O'Brien slowly turns down the torture device]
- O'Brien: [still holding up four fingers] How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?
- Winston Smith: [submittingly] Five.
- O'Brien: [convinced while closing his fist] We are not content with negative obedience, nor even the most abject submission. When finally you surrender to us, it must be of your own free will. Before we end the session, do you have any questions?
- [Winston looks at the torturing device, O'Brien turns it off]
- O'Brien: It is switched off. Do you have a question?
- Winston Smith: [calmy] What is two plus two?
- O'Brien: Whatever the state says it is. Anything else?
- Winston Smith: Does Big Brother exist?
- O'Brien: Of course he does exists. The state exists. Big Brother is the embodiment of the state.
- Winston Smith: Does he exists in the same way that I exists?
- O'Brien: [leans in towards Winston with a firm face] You do not exist.
- [nod towards the guard in the observation room, the guard turns off the recorder. O'Brien prepares to walk out]
- O'Brien: Want a vision of the future, Winston? Imagine a boot... stamping a human face... forever.
- [walks away while leaving Winston brainless and subdued, fade to black]
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] Lincoln was a moderate man who found himself in an immoderate situation. The Democratic Party in the 1850s had become gangsterized. Lincoln realized he would have to do things differently. Early in the war, the Confederate passed an order that every Black Union soldier captured would be executed. In response, Lincoln signed an executive order.
- Abraham Lincoln: [as he signs an executive order] It is therefore ordered that for every soldier in the United States killed in violation of the laws of war, a rebel soldier shall be executed. Order of Retaliation, July 30, 1863.
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] Why would a moderate man sign such an order? Because he recognized that he had to do to them what they were doing to him. Otherwise, they would never stop.
- Donald Trump: [archive footage] America was founded on liberty and independence, and not government coercion, domination and control. We are born free and we will stay free.
- Dinesh D'Souza: [narrating] A specter is haunting America. A specter of socialism, corruption and the deep state. America is divided. Capitalism or Socialism. Free markets or state control. Innovation and wealth creation or stagnation and poverty. They have a dream, a socialist dream, where we are strangers in our own land.