Aug. 28, 2024 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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This Might Cost Trump The ELECTION.. Should We Be Worried? | Guest: Andrew Wilson
In the midst of a wide array of things that conservative commentators are questioning the Trump campaign on, one issue came up recently that ignited a FIRESTORM of debate — Trump’s stance on abortion and how we should go about regulating it on a federal level. And then there’s a whole other cadre who’s not happy over some of Trump’s policy reversals from his 2020 campaign — will Trump be able to survive the onslaught not just from the left, but also from within his own party?Show more Andrew Wilson joins us tonight to talk about all this and more on tonight’s NIGHTLY OFFENSIVE!
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Well, this might actually end up costing Trump the election.
Lila Rose tweeted somebody out.
She said, If you don't stand for pro-life principles, you don't get pro-life votes.
And I got to say, congratulations to everybody who is fucking retarded in this country.
If you actually think that you're going to vote your way out of anything, you don't deserve to vote, anyways.
But if you really think your votes matter still, you're also stupid.
And on the third end, it's like, well, if you don't vote, then all you're doing is bringing about the destruction of the system.
And if that's what you want, I'm telling you, if that's what you want, you want the system to be destroyed, then you probably don't have any children and you're probably not married.
Because if you have kids, you're going to fight to the end to make sure this country is great.
But some people are saying this is the end.
No more Trumpio.
My name is Elijah Schaefer, and we're going to be talking about the end of Trumplican support from the conservative base coming from different angles.
We got front shots.
We got Pete Buttigieg back shots.
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I mean, you get us, the gentleman.
All right, let's talk about this, boys.
Let's talk about this.
Let's talk first about this growing understanding.
There's an issue.
We're going to watch a little video here of JD Vance.
Just like just a constant, or you can say short, it's not really short because bald guy energy, where you're just constantly trying to overcome and overcompensate for some perceived thing that you think you don't have.
And I don't know exactly what that is, but he doesn't have whatever that thing is.
I mean, but your thoughts, I mean, because we're going to watch this video, I mean, do you have, are you allowed to have an opinion at Turning Point on political candidates?
Democrats made the case this week and beyond this week that Donald Trump, if elected, will impose a federal ban on abortion if he wins.
Now, Donald Trump says he won't.
But can you commit, Senator, sitting right here with me today, that if you and Donald Trump are elected, that you will not impose a federal ban on abortion?
Donald Trump has been as clear about that as possible.
I think it's important to step back and say, what has Donald Trump actually said on the abortion question and how is it different from what Kamala Harris and the Democrats have said?
Donald Trump wants to end this culture war over this particular topic.
If California wants to have a different abortion policy from Ohio, then Ohio has to respect California and California has to respect Ohio.
Donald Trump's view is that we want the individual states and their individual cultures and their unique political sensibilities to make these decisions because we don't want to have a nonstop federal conflict over this issue.
The federal government ought to be focused on getting food prices down, getting housing prices down.
Issues, of course, where Kamala Harris has been a total disaster.
So I think Donald Trump is right.
We want the federal government to focus on these big economic and immigration questions.
Let the states figure out their own abortion policy.
Well, let me just follow up with you a little bit on that point because I've been talking to Republicans, including Senator Lindsey Graham, just last week, who've made it very clear that if Donald Trump is elected, if you are elected, they will continue to press this point.
Senator Graham said to me, I'm going to keep saying that there should be a federal ban.
If such a piece of legislation landed on Donald Trump's desk, would he veto it?
I mean, again, I need to see the context on what Lindsey Graham said because Lindsey Graham himself has not advocated a federal abortion ban.
Lindsey Graham has advocated a federal minimum standard.
Now, to be clear, that is not Donald Trump's view.
Donald Trump disagrees with Lindsey Graham on this, but no Republican, at least no Republican with any reasonable power, is saying that we should have a complete national abortion ban.
I haven't heard that from any of my colleagues.
And to be clear, Donald Trump, I think, has staked his position and made it very explicit.
He wants this to be a state decision.
States are going to make this determination themselves.
All right, taking this on its head here, like not even explaining how bad the Republican Party's gotten, but the idea that he just said here that not only would Donald Trump veto a federal ban, but they support states deciding when you can kill your kid.
And he also doesn't know any Republicans who are trying to ban abortion.
This is like my first time finding that out.
I at least thought that Anna Paulina or some of these other people would be seeking to end murder.
So even in that clip, there's a lot going on in that clip.
So what starts off, this chick's trying to get a got you moment on this guy.
Okay.
And the got you moment is: what if the ban comes through?
It's on your desk.
You can sign it.
It's done.
It's finally done, right?
Will you sign it?
The expectation is that he was going to weasel.
He was going to say, well, I'm not sure.
Maybe something like that.
But he says, no, we would veto it, which throws her whole line of questioning off.
You can tell she's stunlocked by this answer.
Well, the reason that the Republicans are taking that line is they think that they've reached kind of the great compromise.
Okay.
At the federal level, we're saying that the states themselves are the ones who are going to be the deciders of this.
The states themselves are.
So it's out of our hands.
We don't have to deal with this anymore.
There's no longer a federal problem.
The feds don't have to come down on this one way or the other.
And federal politicians don't have to argue it ad nauseum, but they still will because Democrats want federal protections.
And so all you're really doing is if you kick it back to the state, you don't put a ban on it, the fight's still going to happen.
It's just that now you're on defense again, right?
Now you're just on defense again.
We were on offense on this.
And so, and we need to stay on offense on it.
Yes, it's going to cost Republicans in the short term, but it would make huge long-term gains because, hey, look, they're actually consistent about the things that they believe.
But nope, they're going for a compromise.
It's a huge mistake.
The evangelical and the Christian base, the Republican Party, loathe this.
Abortion is their one topic.
That's their number one issue over all other issues.
Hey, we got to get this taken care of.
But and think of it from their perspective.
Of course, they think that.
They literally think you're killing babies, right?
So if you literally think that from their perception, from their perspective, of course, that's their number one issue.
So yeah, they needed to really be more consistent on this.
And yes, it could cost them politically in the short term, but I think pushing forward that this hurt Trump more to not push on this abortion ban, regardless of what his insiders told him.
Hey, this will cost you the election if you say there will be a federal ban.
I think the opposite is true.
I think a little consistency from Trump right now would go a long way.
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So as we talk about this, I'm here with Andrew Wilson and with my some guy that just wandered in here.
No, I'm kidding.
With turning point journalist Kaylin Dalmeida.
You get that every time.
And we're just talking about this idea of the abortion ban.
I think what's kind of crazy to me, though, is that we aren't on the offense.
We are on the defense.
And I don't mean to make this too serious, but somebody's like, well, don't you want to win?
And it sort of reminds me of like, well, but if you if you win by standing for nothing, like if you win by standing for absolutely zero values or qualities, then you really haven't won, have you?
You've just got, it's like getting a participation trophy.
It's like you did get a trophy, but you didn't actually do anything.
You know, so if you're just like, we need to win and get power, but you don't have the balls to even to even say something before you're in power.
I just don't really believe that you're going to do anything better than what you're already enacting now.
So I don't, I don't trust the Republicans in the upcoming election.
So I know why people are feeling like they have no party to vote for.
You get the hyper-progressive left or the slightly progressive right.
And instead of like, you know, trying to, you know, get white people to vote for them, they went, what if to get people to vote for us, we just become more like the Democrats.
And you're like, oh, well, that's not a really winning thing.
I mean, like the idea of abortion, I don't think there's really a way to agree that it isn't murder, which is why I actually respect the hell out of Mark Loebliner, who will say that he believes in abortion up to a certain time, but he will say on the show, yeah, but it's murdering a kid.
Like it is killing a kid.
So if you like, and he'll just accept that.
I don't like the cope of like, well, it's not really murder.
And at least, at least we're on the same, you know, I think I understand your perspective of like, if you're a monster, I want to know that you're honest about being a monster.
Like, it's crazy to me that the argument we have, this is what I want to remind people.
You know, women say, oh, I'll choose the bear.
I'll choose the bear.
Well, women are more violent inherently than men.
I believe there is more, I believe there is more children aborted in the last 100 years than there were men who killed other men in war in all of human history or something like that.
I was reading, like in war, right?
Not that died or the plagues or starvation or things like that, but just genuinely.
And then on top of that, one thing that I want to bring up is what Lila said.
This is what I want to talk about today.
The new thing.
Because I want to talk about the Groyper War.
I know you've got your own opinions on this.
You know, Nick's a friend of mine too.
I mean, we're all on the same understanding here.
But people were saying that Nick Fuentes was retarded for launching this Groyper War and saying that he wasn't going to vote for Trump unless there were certain demands met.
Now, a lot of conservatives were saying, oh, he's a Democrat, all this yada, yada, yada.
I don't agree with that.
I don't agree with that.
But Lila Rose comes out today, says the same thing.
He doesn't meet my demands.
I'm not going to be voting for him.
And she's encouraging her followers.
She runs live action, I think.
She's got a lot of good following.
She's encouraging conservatives to not vote for him.
We now have two groups of people that are saying the same thing.
Trump, you've gotten too progressive.
You've gotten too liberal.
And unless you reneg and you come back to conservative principles, we are not going to be voting for you.
Different reasons, different standards.
I'm not putting words in either of their mouth.
They didn't say they're not for sure voting, but they're leaning towards it at least.
What do you think about this?
I mean, this is what's happening.
More and more conservatives saying they're not going to vote, which again is an automatic vote for Kamala Harris.
So people are conflicted.
Look at the comments.
I mean, oh, shit.
Okay, that's a dead baby.
And I saw that video.
Yeah.
You know, she's down here, but Ian Miles Chong says it's a state issue.
Making it a federal issue means you'll be forced to have an abortion of Democrats ever come into power.
And there's like 200,000 people or something like that.
I don't even know.
Maybe it's less than that.
I'm kind of retarded every day, but today, especially, I can't even speak.
But I'm saying, you know, you guys put on a rally.
People are obviously, he's got a lot of support.
Okay.
He's got a lot of support.
Here's the question.
You know, so I know the Groipers have their war, and I respect everyone for doing what they think is right and what they think is going to help the country in terms of if they're sincere about it.
We can disagree on some of the details on how things work.
But one of the things I thought was interesting is that it seems like even though they're waging this war, Trump is like everything I see them do is goes further and further left regardless.
Or even when Lila does this, I don't see it really affecting him.
I know people point out he says, he kind of criticized his campaign manager, La Cevita, you know, on one of his rallies.
I know people think that he hired Corey Lewandowski.
I did contact the Trump team like directly and ask them apparently they were already working on this since July 1st.
So like, you know, and I mean, obviously people know you don't just bring people on your campaign.
It's like months, weeks of talk, right?
I work, you don't just hire an employee today.
Like it takes months or weeks to get something working.
So the question I have is, is this action from Lila, is this move from the Groipers, is this enough to really affect any influence, right?
Because trending on the internet is not influence.
Like having a lot of likes and followers doesn't mean that that translates into action.
Because Fuentes is saying now, if you don't do what we want, we're actually going to go to swing states and make sure that you lose them, right?
So he actually said that we're going to go campaign it and we're going to go out.
So even if he can't change Trump, there is a chance, because I don't know what he's planning on doing.
There is a chance he really could affect the swing states and cause Trump to lose that way.
That's like a counter signal, sort of like, it's pretty crazy.
I mean, he's saying he's going to do that.
I listened to his clips about that.
So I'm saying, like, is this really helpful?
Like, is that, is that what we're supposed to be doing?
Do you think it's really going to get Trump's attention?
Because I'm not seeing Trump give a fuck about any of this.
Well, there's two kind of gateways here that I want to kind of attack on your position.
So the first one is the idea that influence is not important on the internet or is less important than people think.
That's one of the newer battlegrounds now.
Maybe the main battleground is what it's going to become as old media dies off.
You know what Twitch is, of course, and these platforms.
Twitch was bought out by a left-wing pack called Progressive Victory.
Progressive Victory bribed a small creator there under another creator named Breonna Wu.
I don't know if you know who Wu is, but this is way back in the Gamergate stuff.
Wu went in with Progressive PAC money and bought out Twitch politics, bought them out completely, bought out every influencer they could possibly find, brought them in on a payroll, which was against Twitch DOS.
Twitch knows all about it and still allowed it to happen, throwing thousands upon thousands of dark money dollars at this project.
The conservatives are not doing anything similar, and they probably should be because online influencers are going to be making a massive difference in politics going forward.
And they already have.
And we saw this in the previous election with Trump.
That whole war was a meme war and it was fought online.
It was the meme war of 2016.
And man, it was epic.
And it was, and you know what else it was?
It was fun.
It was a lot of fun, right?
And if you're having a lot of fun, you got the energy around you, you got the memes around you, it makes a huge difference.
And that's what that war was.
This time around, you still have the same thing going on, except the rights getting their ass kicked, right?
We don't have the great memes because we don't have God Emperor Trump anymore.
We have this husk of a man who resembles what Trump used to be.
So do I understand the kind of Fuentes frustration where he says, well, fine, if that's how it's going to be, I'm not going to vote for another fucking Democrat and put another fucking Democrat in office if there's already a Democrat running, right?
If I wanted those policies, then I would have voted for a Democrat to begin with.
I want somebody who's more to the right wing, more like what Trump used to be.
And this is the same thing that Leela Rose is saying.
So is it going to hurt Trump in the long run?
Well, I'm not sure from those creators.
Maybe they don't have the type of social clout that would be necessary to pull that off.
And now it's kind of like I'm like, who's going to be, who's going to be giving more money to Israel?
That's kind of what the decision I have right now is like, who, which, which party is going to send more arms to Israel and start another war quicker?
That's sort of what's happened.
And I feel like we end up being so compromised, so compromised by the money in politics, so compromised by the outside influence, by Israeli influence, particularly in our country, that, you know, I watched last night.
This is so crazy.
Let me go to my screen here.
This is nuts.
I was watching Newsmax, which is currently on in the studio.
And they had a segment on about the secret cabal.
We talked about this earlier of individuals who were running the country.
And they said that they're controlling the media.
Okay, see this?
Soros could join, could control 220 radio stations, right?
They have guys that look like Nissan.
They wrote books, you know, with Zuckerberg and Soros.
And they have, you know, some 45-year-old guy with a better hairline than me talking about this.
Now, the best part about this is they're talking about this.
I was feeling like I've never been gaslit worse.
I felt like I was my wife and listening to me, you know?
So it was like that kind of gaslighting.
And so the guy was like, you know, it's so crazy.
I'm like, yes.
He's like, they're rich.
They control the media.
Yes.
He goes, they're getting together and manipulating our currency.
And I was like, holy shit, this is the most based I've ever heard.
And he's like, he literally uses the phrase tentacles.
He's like, they have their tentacles and everything.
I go, what is this?
Who are these people, sir?
And he goes, it's the radical pro-Hamas left and villains.
He called them villains.
I feel like I was reading a New York Post article about black crime, you know, all the euphemisms they use.
He's like, villains.
And he goes, a handful of secret billionaires that are villains.
I go, oh my gosh.
And then at the end of the segment, no joke, no freaking joke.
They have two Jewish guys on, one that runs a Jews against Soros Foundation and the other one, I forget his name.
He used to be like one of the managing editors at Blaze and stuff.
He's Jewish, talking about how the main barrier we have to stop the secret cabal is, by the way, which they kept using Zuckerberg and Soros, Zuckerberg, Soros, Zuckerberg, Soros.
And they said it's Jews and Israel are helping on the front lines to dismantle and protect America.
Then they transitioned, like Caitlin Jenner, into one of our representatives saying that's why Congress is now allocating money to do what Americans are all asking for, which is investigate nonprofits that are funding pro-Hamas protests in the U.S.
And that they're using taxpayer money and that his constituents are super happy.
He was also fat, gay, and a Zionist.
Very bad trifecta there.
But that's the news, right?
So sometimes when I look at the world and I'm like, I could watch Fuentes or something get hopeful, think change is going to happen.
But then I realize what the Republican Party really is.
And I just summarized the Republican Party in like, you know, two minutes there.
That's the base.
That's really who's voted.
That's the average Republican voter is a retard who watches that shit, believes that shit, and was like, yo, hey, I just found out there's a small group of people manipulating everything.
He literally said, and the small group doesn't share values and they're trying to destroy everything we love about Western civilization.
It's like, did you know it's the pro-Hamas protesters?
It's the pro-Hamas protesters.
I swear, my dad will probably call me tomorrow and, you know, my friend, like, uncle's going to be like, I saw this on Newsmax.
So sometimes I think we get so hopeful that like, oh, the right's changing, but it's, to me, it seems more like a microcosm, like a niche of people that are changing.
But the main voting base, like the general base is still, they still believe we went to the moon, you know?
And so this is an invasive heretical doctrine, which made its way all over the United States.
People everywhere have bought this up.
And you'll see when they're tangling up in the comments, even online, you'll see this over and over again.
Of course, we stand with Israel.
That's the chosen people of God.
Of course, we stand with Israel.
That is God's chosen.
Of course, we stand with Israel.
That is where the prophecy said that this is going to happen.
We must support him, right?
This is all based on a heretical doctrine called dispensationalism.
Now, you can look at the kind of distinction of groups, and it's really hard to make heads or tails of anti-Israel people because leftists can be anti-Israel very much so because they believe that they're supremacists and are picking on the poor Palestinians, right?
So they go, okay, well, now we're anti-Zionist.
And then you have right-wingers who also have kind of their own motivations behind it, right?
And where I differentiate often with the right, especially, is I'm not going to support fucking Muslims just because they don't like Israel.
I'm not fucking doing that.
That is the most heretical ideology I've ever heard.
They support a God, which is a Unitarian, or I'm sorry, its nature is non-triune.
It's a non-triune nature God.
So it doesn't have the same nature as a God that I worship.
It's not the same God.
So when I look at it, I'm like, look, and by the way, this is the same thing.
The Orthodox have not thought for a long, long time that religious Jews worship the same God that we worship.
They lost that a long time ago.
And that's all around dispensationalism, this belief that all of the Abrahamic religions are still worshiping the same God.
We're not.
We're not.
Okay.
And so this great heresy, which is so invasive that people have picked up, is it's, from my perspective, needs to be fought against tooth and nail in its delivery system of the prosperity gospel.
And by the way, those prosperity gospel preachers, many of them are bribed by Israeli intelligence.
Well, when these massive prosperity gospel preachers go to Israel and they're kissing, you know, they're kissing the wall and they're saying, here's what their message ultimately is.
Listen, you weren't lucky enough to be born Jewish, but luckily for you, there is a pathway to salvation through Jesus Christ, right?
I was raised in a denomination where like they give, like they were very connected with the state of Israel is very connected with a denomination called Calvary Chapel that claims that they're not a denomination, but they have a book called Calvary Chapel Distinctives, which is a book about their dogma and doctrine that's literally a denomination.
But anyway, I digress.
You know, that's obviously the Jesus people movement.
This comes out of the hippies.
This is more of what we experience today, Hillsong, et cetera, the sort of a non-denom feel.
But yeah, they were very tied to Israel and their founder, Chuck Smith.
He would go there all the time and they would have like, they had pictures of him by like the Jordan River and he was always called a friend of Israel.
But this is also really common to this day that like those trips continue.
They used to do them just religiously, but we all know like Breitbart and different publications were literally founded by, you know, in Israel and were, you know, founded out of trips to Israel.
And you get offered these kind of trips to this.
I just, I told people this year when I was, when I was kind of getting stealing, how effective it is.
It's really effective to combine in a person's mind the idea that your faith is tied to a place.
And if your faith is tied to a place, then this place must be protected at all costs, right?
Now, you can see this in a very like scaled back way.
If you look at what happened during the lockdowns during COVID-19, people who had, you know, great, great church faith would protect their church from these lockdowns.
They said, screw you, we're going to go to church anyway, right?
In some way, in all of our minds, we kind of do this.
We kind of tie our faith to not just God and Jesus Christ, but to the place of worship, the house of worship, and in the case of the Orthodox, to the church, right?
The church, though, is more than just a single place.
Same thing with Roman Catholics.
It's more than just a single place.
We have a different idea of what church is.
But from the Protestant perspective, they're going to tie the idea of faith also to a place, to their church.
And that's why they were able to weather so well the COVID-19 lockdowns where churches said, screw you.
They were the first to resist the mandates and say, no, I don't care.
We're going to still have 100 people in here, regardless of if there's a limit of only four or five.
You can go to hell.
And they resisted it really well.
But now, what happens if you scale this up in the entirety of the prosperity, gospel, prosperity, preacher delivery system of dispensationalism, all of them tie their faith to this place and their faith, it's critical that this place always is put first, right?
Then it becomes a whole different policy.
This place is even more important than us.
This place over here is the most important place to protect.
This place over here is the thing that must be protected above all other things.
And it becomes an Israeli first political, not just an Israeli first agenda for your politics.
They're God's chosen people.
An Israeli first agenda for what you think God's mandate to you is.
Imagine tying those two together.
It's the most effective propaganda I could ever imagine.
Could you even imagine a way in which you could create propaganda more effective than that?
No, because I was raised in it and I didn't know what it was, the dispensational stuff, but when I was raised in it, the craziest part, and I've brought this up, is the thinking about this country and the way that people think about it, it's almost sad because it cheapens the depth of faith that you can have in God and understanding how much God loves you and loves his church, where it's like, they still say, well, that's God's chosen people.
Think that Judaism and Jews are essentially just like one decision away from being a Christian.
They're essentially just Christians with a voodoo blessing from God, like a voodoo pixie dust on them.
And they don't have Jesus, but they have the super Jews power, which is that they're chosen.
And so they're going to, you know, God gets it.
He's going to be like, you know, maybe you hate me and you say I'm burning an excrement and you spread a lie that my body was stolen from the tomb and you've continually tried to kill to kill my people.
And even, you know, even Paul, Saul, or whatever, you know, he was a Jew and he was murdering all the Christians.
Then he converted, but still, you know, from the beginning of time, you guys have been trying to kill Christians in Christianity.
Somehow we're going to forget all that and just pretend that, you know, not only did Christianity start in the 1960s, because that's how what modern non-denom churches act like, like that they're the first ones to discover church in the Bible and they know how to do church that they're doing the right way.
Yeah, they do it the right way and everyone else didn't get it.
But then on top of that, they insert this weird political nationalism, but it's tied with Israel.
You go to these churches and they have Israeli flags.
And so he gives this message on the Passover lamb, but I swear he was slamming his fists on the pulpit, trying to convey that the whole story of the Passover Lamb is Israel.
That's what it's all about.
And I had an issue.
And I had never thought anything in my life.
I never thought, this is weird.
There is a great focus on Israel.
I thought that was normal.
But that message in particular, I thought, no, there's something off.
Well, now in modernity, we also have this kind of secondary, great secondary issue, which is now you have Israel engaging in almost full-time conflict with its neighbors and with the Palestinians who are right on their doorstep.
So now we have another great choice, another great impasse, a kind of moral conundrum, which nobody wants to really deal with, which is, okay, are we going to support one of these over the other one of these?
And so my position has always been this.
I will never adopt ever nor help nor assist Islamic ideology ever, not under any circumstances.
But I also never support Zionist ideology either.
I do not think that you can replace one evil with another evil and say, well, I did the right thing here, right?
From my perspective, and I'll just be perfectly blunt, let the fucking sand people go at it.
But I think the unfortunate reality is when you start talking to people and you start trying to deprogram this, you know, there's such effective propaganda out there that you really, when you're attacking this, they think you're attacking not only God himself, but you're also like attacking their faith.
So when you're telling them like, hey, you're kind of brainwashing this weird political ideology, they've so effectively gotten the main Christian audience in the United States to adopt this political ideology without knowing that they've adopted it and not realizing it's a political ideology and it's also a heresy.
So it's on top of that, it's heretical and it makes them think and cheapen the blood of Christ.
Because what it does, it's like, well, they're the chosen ones.
And then what are we?
It's like, yeah, God gave you the leftovers.
So he just said his son, he died on the cross for your sins, rose again.
And that was because, you know, they already had the temple.
They are the chosen ones.
So it kind of gives you this lower level.
And people say, well, we don't preach that.
We don't talk about that.
Okay, I grew up in Calvary Chapel.
I went to Calvary Chapel Bible College, right?
You know, I went to seminary as well.
I've done four years of formal training in theology.
And the thing was, is they did teach you like a sort of like these people were special where in the practices, it would be like this.
It's like, oh, you're Jewish?
And everyone wanted to wish they were Jewish.
Everyone wanted to get a 23andMe and find out they were Jewish.
Everyone got the Hebrew, you know, words written on them.
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All right, I'm joined in the studio by my guest today, Andrew Wilson, and as well as Kaylin Dalmeida.
Andrew is a commentator and doesn't give a fuck what you think.
And Kaylin Kalin is a journalist with Turning Point USA Frontlines.
Yeah, and so they're coming out with some of this stuff as well on the voting where he says Trump campaign surrogates are furious that pro-life Republicans won't vote for Trump after Trump said that he would be great for abortion.
I don't know, seems pretty obvious.
Trump continues to alienate his own base and the shills blame his base.
So this is a topic that I think we can dive into.
You mentioned this a little bit earlier.
You know, when we originally followed Trump, it was exciting.
Like you had to fight to get into one of his rallies, literally fight your way in.
We're trying to beat the shit out of you.
I got knocked out.
Not knocked out, but I got knocked down by Antifa at one of his things too.
My producer was like, dude, people still go to Trump rallies?
I can't barely listen to it for 10 minutes.
It's just dumb shit.
You listen to them now.
Where's the energy?
Where's any of the rhetoric?
All you hear is ass-kissing minorities talking about how he's going to be the best president for women and how we're definitely going to protect abortion nationally.
And then when you point this out, what the fuck is this?
It's the bait and switch shit.
Everyone goes, oh, you're trying to lose an election.
Oh, you're a traitor to Trump.
Like, no, dog, I'm one of the original OG supporters.
And I'm not like, I've never been a Never Trump or I've never supported Mike Pence, even I fucking hated that twat.
But at the same time, could I at least maybe, you know, it's like, it's like, to me, Trump reminds me of people trying to pass off a trans as a woman.
It's like, oh, so your woman has a dick, a female dick.
It's like, he's my Republican, but he's a Democrat.
All his policies are Democrat now, but he's still got a Republican name.
And it's like, you got to, you know, embrace it.
You're either a tranny fucker or, you know, or not, right?
And so it's like, I'm not going to fuck with the trannies.
So I'm kind of like, I'm not, I'm going to vote, but I'm not excited.
Well, so yesterday we did, we kind of touched on this subject during a news segment on Fresh and Fit.
And interestingly enough, I think that Kami Haas, a communist that I was recently debating on there, we'll be debating again tomorrow night.
He actually kind of astutely pointed this out that in the 2016 kind of really Trump fervor, there was a core which MAGA was basing around the idea of, man, maybe we can get back to a time where you could support a family on one income.
You know, the wife could stay home.
There was maybe a clear pathway for some kind of traditionalism to rear up again, where we could make Midwest trade what it once was when all the car factories were open.
People were making a ton of money.
Dad was getting a new car every two years, trading his old one in, and he was bringing home huge paychecks.
We went on vacation every year, and he got to retire after working for 15 years.
He was retired, right?
We want that life back.
And that was what Trump was trying to say, right?
He's like, we're going to bring all of this back.
We're going to get rid of NAFTA.
We're going to get rid of all these trade deals.
We're going to get rid of all this bullshit.
We're bringing trade back and we're going to make it here.
And the jobs are going to come pouring back in.
And he was on the phone.
He called Boeing.
Remember when he called Boeing before he was ever even president and was like, I'm just going to negotiate out this standstill right now.
I gave him a phone call.
We took care of it, right?
That shit was awesome.
You look at that and go, this is great.
This is fantastic.
This guy really gives a shit about America, American manufacturing.
He was going to put tax on people.
If they move their companies offshore, fuck you.
We're going to tariff that shit to death.
You're going to keep it here or we're going to do something to you.
We're going to do something about this.
And so there was this kind of core, this underbelly, which was there.
He was able to tap into of people on the left and right who were like, yeah, yeah.
And you had the old school, like, fuck those bastards come.
You know, that's what the energy was.
That's what the feeling was.
Yeah, if they take our business out of here after we did everything to make sure that they got a business, they move it overseas to let a bunch of Tricoms make this shit for 20 cents on the dollar and screw over the American public.
They should get fined.
They should get taxed.
Screw them.
That was the kind of like underpinning underswell of which all of these other like, you know, tangential things like immigration and this kind of thing came from was still that kind of promise of getting back to America.
And that's fucking gone.
And that's why you're pissed.
And that's why you're pissed.
And that's why Lila's pissed.
And that's why Fuentes is pissed.
And that's why everybody's fucking pissed is because of that.
That's not there now.
He could still have all the anti-immigration policy.
He could still have all of that.
And I'm not sure it would even matter because that promise of the trade deals and the America first and we're going to keep it all here.
Look, he did everything I would expect in America First President and the lead up.
He did it all, right?
We're going to build a 20-foot wall and you stay out.
You're going to pay for it.
And by the way, you can't come in here like South Park pointed out, right?
You can't come in here.
We got nice shit in here.
You can't have our stuff.
That's our stuff, fucker.
Get out of here, right?
That was total America first, right?
I'm going to get on the phone with these with these trade companies and tell them, no, you're not moving your shit overseas or else we're going to tax you to death.
You're keeping it right here and you're providing jobs for hardworking Americans.
That's what you're going to do.
And I'm going to tap into your patriotism so that you do do that.
Right.
And that was just, people had never seen anything like that.
They had never seen somebody do that.
Just pick up the phone and go, what can I do to convince you to keep those 50,000 jobs here?
Because I need them.
I need these voters here happy and fat and having babies and living the American dream.
It's like, I supported Trump because I was racist.
I'm just kidding.
No, but I supported Trump when they were like, when they were, when they were saying, like, you know, like, oh, you know, Trump people are racist and everything.
I'm like, hell yeah, we are.
I was actually kind of how I thought back in the day, you know, and they were like, you're a white supremacist.
And I'm like, yeah, buddy, let's go.
But no, but I'm totally fucking around.
But what I do think is this, is I would, you know, I was raised in LA.
I looked around.
I was a minority.
I grew up as a minority in a city and it fucking blows.
Not because I was a minority, but because I noticed that when I would go to the white areas in Orange County, also Sans, Asian adjacent as well, things were nice.
Places were clean.
And I happened to get a scholarship to go to a private junior highs, homeschooled, and I started going to like families' houses.
And houses didn't smell like cat piss and things were nice.
And I'm going, holy shit.
I started to notice, hey, there's a difference between being like in Hispanic and black areas and being around white people.
And I go, I kind of like this.
You know what?
And people say, is that racism?
Well, if racism is not liking to smell cat piss, and I'm a motherfucking racist asshole, I also am just because I am.
But, but on, but on the flip side, it was like, I started to recognize these things.
And as I got older, I vowed I would never be poor.
I was going to take care of myself.
I was going to own nice things.
And as I'm going to college, obviously I'm seeing how woke everything is, right?
This is like, you know, back in the day and seeing how crazy it is.
And Trump comes out and he's like, you know, honestly, not most Mexicans aren't that great.
And I was like, it's actually, even Mexicans would admit that, you know, like Mexicans know, they do a hell of a good job at mowing every other lawn except for their own, you know?
So when you talk about like the culture and the understanding, I love Hispanic people, but they're cheap as fuck.
I'm my rich Hispanic friend.
They're still cheap.
They won't play shit and whatever.
And there's a certain culture.
And Trump was like, look, we don't want that culture here.
That's what I took it as.
It wasn't like, hey, if you're brown in America, fuck you.
We hate you.
It's like, no, look, they have a way of doing things and their way of doing things sucks ass.
And we're Americans and we built this damn country.
We make nice things, quality things, and we want our house not smelling like cat piss.
Fast forward now, eight years, whatever it is now, they're going, are you excited for Trump?
And I'm like, oh, tell me what he is.
And he's like, you know, women are going to get it so good.
I'm like, is he talking about grabbing by the pussy again?
Because are we on board with this?
What's going on?
No, I'm just going to.
But he's like, no.
Now he's like, you know, not only do this, we're going to make sure that, you know, your pussy has free cleaning sessions at Planned Parenthood, you know, every Friday.
Everyone's like, whoa, cheering.
And you're like, what the fuck is going on here?
So it's not even that he just is pulled back or is not really pushing his old platform.
It's that he's literally trying to get people excited about gay Libtard shit, right?
I think he could even do that if the promise of an America first was there and it's not there anymore.
There is no more promise of the America First.
So like, I don't think that that was what Trump's promise was, the idea that no white kid in the city is going to ever have to smell cat piss in a Mexican house again.
Hell yeah.
But the thing is, but the thing is, right?
Yeah, no, I get it.
I can't do Joey, but what I'm saying is that, but what I do think is that he captured the imagination of the voting bloc where they thought all possibilities for their ideal country were now possible.
Whatever my kind of ultimate ideal of Andrew Wilson's America was was now possible because we had a policy that put America first.
And if that was the case and there was economic prosperity, I had a chance at whatever the perception was of the amazing thing that I wanted so bad.
And I think that that was what swept him into office.
And it was the realization that people had of perhaps whatever the idealized version of America is for me is now possible again.
And when he did things like the Muslim ban, right?
Which was just a travel ban, right?
I wish it had been a Muslim ban, but it was just a travel ban.
Okay.
It was just a travel ban.
But he was absolutely right then too, right?
He's like, look, you guys, you're coming around.
You're blowing shit up.
We can't have this, right?
We can't have this.
And I thought that that was a great way to look at it because we all thought the same shit.
We're like, why the fuck are you bringing these people here to blow everything up?
They fucking, you know, what are you doing?
And that was exactly what he thought too.
And it played really well to the base.
It played really well to everybody.
Everybody really enjoyed that aspect of Trump.
Again, that looked to me like I'm putting my people first.
Screw you guys.
You stay over there in your shithole, right?
I'm putting my people first.
But all of it, all that groundswell had to start with the promise of prosperity again.
There could really be a chance for prosperity again because these big companies, they weren't going to be running shit.
The big government giving these contracts out to Asia and every other place to build, you know, whatever the latest product is, that's done.
It's over with.
And that appealed to the left too, who love trade unions and have been demanding endlessly that trade stay inside of the United States.
While conservatives who are tarded sometimes go, well, wait a second.
What about my free market?
And it's like, okay, well, you can't compete with somebody making five cents an hour, you fucking idiot.
And Trump knew this.
He knew this.
So he's like, look, you know how we offset that?
Okay, now they're going to have to pay them what would seemingly be $20 an hour because we're going to tear off the shit out of their goods.
So that's what it's going to equal on whoever it is who's sending the goods in.
Suddenly, the Democrats, who are all for trade unions and keeping businesses here, are like, how could you stifle free trade?
Well, and okay, because of the timing here with Andrew, I want to get to some of these questions here from you guys, reminding you that you can always ask questions for free on Censored.
We also have the super chats as well as on locals.
People are sending chats in.
Kyle West sent in a super chat and said, thank you for spreading the word on this.
He was talking about during the time on the dispensational stuff.
So I kind of want to throw that to you.
You know, I don't think a lot of Christians know what dispensationalism is because it's sort of like living in a dictatorial community like North Korea or something where they're going to censor and keep out what's really going on in the world so that you don't even know that you're in a weird situation.
You don't even know what's going on.
And it's sort of ignorance is bliss.
Do you find that there's a lot of pushback from the evangelical community, like sort of denying that, you know, this is a problem or that this is a heresy?
They call the Orthodox every name that you can possibly imagine, even though it's the original Church of Christ over the tomb of Jesus Christ right now is an Orthodox Church.
Yeah, I mean, Eastern Orthodox Christian baptized into the church.
And the thing is, is, yeah, so they call us icon worshipers and everything in between.
We worship the exact same way that Christians have been worshiping for 2,000 years.
No deviation in the church.
And there's a good reason for that because with church tradition, you know that you are worshiping the correct way and you're doing it exactly how Jesus Christ said you needed to do it.
And there is a proper way to worship.
The Protestant heresies all come from Martin Luther essentially breaking off.
And without a strong theological doctrine, they were able to make the idea of exegesis or that you are the ultimate arbiter of what's in the Bible.
Because that is the case, any person who is charismatic can say, I exegeted the text to say this.
This is what the Bible really means.
And so follow me and I will show you the promised land, whatever that is, right?
Whatever this version of it is.
They can just exegete it, say, due to what the Holy Spirit has told me, right?
I am the ultimate arbiter of everything that is in the Bible.
So follow me.
And that's exactly what happens.
And this is why Protestantism has always been a really big weak point in the United States.
It destroyed the idea of an American identity.
Protestantism destroyed the idea of a unified American identity that other places don't have.
Usually they, so all culture comes downwind from theology, and then your politics comes downwind from culture, right?
So that's the way it always works in every culture, anywhere.
The theology sets the precedent for what the culture can do.
It's the moral restriction.
It's also what you should do, your oughts.
All of this comes from your theology.
And American theology was a fucking mess, right?
All every single colony had its own, its own Protestant sect and its own church.
And at our founding, I think every single colony, which then became a state, still had a state church, right?
It did not come until later that states got rid of their state churches.
So the idea that there was a unified identity, you just throw that out the window.
There never has been.
And so this is why there's such a hodgepodge of culture inside of America, even with people who have a lot in common, like Germans and Dutch and people like this.
They may have a lot of things in common.
But if you don't have that religion in common, that kind of religious unifying point, you don't know what you're supposed to be doing, what you're supposed to be working towards.
And so that's why you can go into one town in a state and you can't get any alcohol.
You go to another one and it's just flowing in it, right?
There's no good unification.
And it was kind of the great robbery of the American identity that there was no established religion that worked in synergy with the Republic.
It was a huge mistake.
And I think it cost America what its identity would end up being, which is no identity.
No, it's not the, I mean, if you can, it depends on what you consider communism to be.
If you consider it to just be like mixed economy socialism or socialist policies, then yeah, that's a big threat.
But if you're talking about actual communism, big C communism, it's a dead ideology.
It's almost not even worth debating or squabbling over because people fucking hate it.
They don't want anything to do with it.
Communist Party has been very ineffective inside of the United States, gaining any kind of steam.
Socialists, on the other hand, they seem to be doing pretty well, but they use the free market.
They kind of use a blend of the free market in order to push their social justice systems.
But all of this, I think, comes down to religiosity, not political systems of ideology.
So when it comes down to religion, this is a secular, so secularist battling with non-secularist and secular values.
Well, they don't fucking have any because their epistemology has no grounding.
They don't have any type of thing in which they can adjudicate what is true, which is an unchanging standard.
That would be God for us.
So we always know what we're supposed to be doing, what we ought to be doing.
For secularists, everything is up in the air.
Whatever they ought to be doing is whatever they fucking decide feels good at the time, and that's what they ought to do.
So I think secularism, which is where all communist countries end up being secular is for a reason, secularism, I think, is the kind of largest independent problem we'll be dealing with in the West for, you know, until the West erodes to the point where there's no return.
Geez, you know, I think that's why accepted decline said, good guest, Elijah, make this happen more and I'll give you more money.
That's fine.
I mean, I appreciate that, but it's really good because if you know this, when you guys donate to this kind of stuff, like Andrew's Ubers, they're more than $3, which is crazy.
So I appreciate all of the donations and what goes on there.
But most importantly, also, too, you're paying his rent.
So, you know, in the real world, you know, give us $8.
That pays the rent for this building.
I always say make $43, you know what I mean?
A week here.
Throw something in the tip jar.
Yeah, throw something in.
But obviously, we live in a real world with big boy numbers and things are expensive to run media.
But I do it because I love you guys.
And I'm really glad that Andrew really went out of his way to come here.
And he's got to go in just a second.
So I'm only going to be able to read a couple more of you.
Someone said that Andrew's TikTok invasion is awesome.
He goes on live TikTok channels and debates.
It makes you a bit depressed to see the reality of our youth and just the West in general.
They kick him every time.
So this show's going to continue, but you got a lot of fans.
A lot of people out there.
We're going to talk about a couple new topics, including Wish You Could Stay, talk about Zuckerberg admitting the government's been petitioning the social media companies to censor Americans and what we're doing to fight that because we're doing something here to fight that.
We'll get into it.
Andrew, thank you so much for coming, man.
It's been a huge honor having you on the show.
We'll have to have you back on.
But for those people who want to find you and follow you, who just joined the stream, go ahead and plug your channels and then we'll send you off.
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I'm joined in the studio by Caitlin, and I want to talk about a couple things.
I mean, obviously, the conversation is interesting about dispensationalism and what's going on, but on a big story on something that happened today, basically, Mark Zuckerberg, one of the crazy, villainous handful of selected billionaires that's controlling the world and the media.
He came out today and he said that he regretted working with the Biden administration, which is currently Kamala Harris and Biden, to directly censor Americans' ideas on meta, so Instagram and Facebook and WhatsApp, right?
Their associated apps, that they worked to do this during the pandemic.
They shut down people's reservations on the vaccine.
They also meddled in the election, right?
Put hundreds of millions of dollars illegally into manipulating search results.
They also did what Google did, where they, of course, you know, shut down basically, you know, negative news about Biden and then boosted negative news about Trump.
And sometimes I feel like, you know, you mentioned earlier, people are like, well, this is so cool.
Zuckerberg admits that he did something that maybe potentially killed millions of people, overturned an election, and destroyed our country permanently.
And for people that don't know that, meaning he was like recharged after winning the cases, they're throwing the book at him.
This is very similar to what happened with Andrew and Tristan Tate, right?
You kind of like recharge people for the same crimes under alternative charges.
Kyle Becker summarized it, and I did want to read this to you guys because I think this is important to talking about what's going on in the country.
He said, Jack Smith ruled in federal court to be unlawfully appointed as special counsel, has filed a superseding indictment, which is like an indictment, but extra zesty, you know?
It's a superseding indictment against presidential candidate Donald Trump for alleged conspiracy to commit fraud.
Dude, it's insane that we're like basically charging people with the intent to do something wrong.
And I, the government of all people, should not be responsible for deciding who's committing fraud.
Like, the entire government is fraudulent.
Everything that they're doing to us is fraudulent.
We pay taxes on our income, and then we pay money for all intents and purposes on here.
Pay taxes.
I do.
And then you pay taxes to spend your money, you sales tax, and you save up to buy property that you pay taxes on.
You never own the property because the property taxes government can take it from you.
I have some unrealized blowjobs that need to be fulfilled.
You know what I'm saying?
It's true.
Do you get like an imaginative orgasm?
It's like, ooh, when I get home later.
You know, I don't know.
You don't get to basically want to tax you on the equity in your investment.
So if you have property and you bought it for $150,000 and then it's now worth $250,000 because for some reason houses went up like $100,000 in the last couple years for no reason at all.
And then basically you would end up paying taxes on that equity.
So you're paying a capital gains tax, particularly if it's a new property.
So if you're planning on flipping it or selling it, you're actually paying tax already on the value of the property before you've even sold it.
Or it's calculated and added on at the end.
It doesn't make any sense.
But anyway, I digress saying this.
Here's what happened with this indictment.
He said, the superseding indictment contends three, there were three criminal conspiracies committed by Trump.
One, the conspiracy to impair, obstruct, and defeat the lawful government function of certifying an election.
Two, conspiracy to obstruct and impede the Electoral College proceeding on January 6th.
Three, conspiracy against the right to have one's vote counted.
Smith's indictment further contends that the constitutional right to have contingent alternate slates of electors is unlawful and fraudulent.
Alternate slates of electors have been used in previous elections, including the 1960s.
Electors are not bound to support given presidential candidate unless directed by the state law.
Those who choose a different candidate than the presumed victor of state election are known as faithless electors.
And it goes on to explain a lot more here, which I won't get into because it's boring.
Genuinely, that's just boring shit.
But I only bring this up for the fact that I don't think people realize that the era of Trumpianism is over.
We sort of just have like a very exhausted, worn-down Trump.
And I don't blame him because I don't blame him.
Because, you know, have you ever listened to women?
Right?
It wears you down after a while.
It does.
It wears you down.
You're like, can we not?
No, but I'm joking.
But I mean, you know, eventually you get worn down by things.
Well, yeah, but a lot of that also, a lot of that, too, is like just flexing, right?
A lot of that is sort of this hegemony of progressivism.
And I think people don't realize that what you're experiencing, progressivism is just like sped up liberalism.
It's not really its own category of ideology.
You know, when you think about people like, I'm liberal, I'm liberal, but I, but I don't like, you know, progressivism.
I don't like this rapid onset.
Look, when we turned into gay Jewish liberalism after World War II, when we adopted this Judeo-Christian worldview, when we put hyphens and things, right?
We ended up as a hyphenated country.
People don't realize that.
When we switched from being a Christian country to Judeo-Christian and we added that hyphen, we became hyphenated everything.
African-American, Mexican-American, gay American.
We became something else plus American, something else plus Christ, something else plus this.
And there's nothing that's really uniting any of us together.
We're not united under any banner, under any cause.
And so when I look at these indictments, I look what's going on here.
The way I see it is there is definitely a deep state, a government entity.
There are people that run the show.
Obama's running things behind the scene.
We know that.
Susan Rice, these individuals are running the show currently.
And no matter what you do, no matter what you try to do, even if you think you can vote your way out of it, there are no options left.
And so, realistically speaking, there's going to be like three ways out of this.
Either the system collapses like the USSR, mobs sort of, you know, carve up and take up certain parts of the empire, and you sort of have this loose, you know, country that has to be rebuilt by a Vladimir Putin type of thing.
Or perhaps, like, the reason why I want to take this roundabout back to the people saying not voting is what do they think is going to happen?
Like, do they think the country is just going to collapse and then Christian Crusaders are going to come on horseback?
And did I do that on accident?
My bad.
Christian Crusaders are going to come on horseback and turn this into the Christian Caliphate.
You're not going to vote your way out of this, period.
Full stop.
And unfortunately, people say, well, why are you doing that?
You're just trying to discourage people.
No, I just don't want you to be unrealistic in your expectations, thinking that the government is so bloated, so inflated, and there's everyone's got compromising shit on them.
You know what I mean?
So, the amount of people that just care about what people think about them is insane.
They didn't say anything about me.
I give a fuck.
Like, people say all types of dumb shit about everybody.
I don't really care personally, but some people out there, like Lindsey Graham, you know what I mean?
Imagine how many dudes' assholes he's blown out, and he and he doesn't want people, he doesn't want that evidence going out there.
So, instead of just knowing that he likes to fuck, he wants the country to fuck, you know, around the world and get us involved in more and more wars to be the little bitch boy for Mossad.
So, you know, you have this, you just have these like, you have these, these, these spineless, you know, fools, you know, and that's like, that's what I'm telling people, stop watching this show.
I've always thought that this show was, I've always told you guys this is the best worst show on the internet, right?
I mean, if you guys, well, if you're new to this show, for about the first hour, first hour and 10 minutes, we usually talk, we were way more serious.
We talk about like real topics, we dive into things, and then the second part, we just kind of kick back, have a good time, just shoot the shit a little bit because, you know, whatever.
The show used to be really late, and then I got old and I had kids, so then we moved a little bit earlier.
But I always thought this show was really bad, right?
And I'm like, you know, we might be the worst show on the internet.
But then I saw Newsmax last night and it was tripping me the fuck out, man.
I want to look at some more fun stuff since it's the end of the show and I want to talk about something important.
So we don't really talk a lot about Taylor Swift on this show.
And I want to explain that Taylor Swift fans have a disease.
And what happens is, is like when we never talk about her, and I never talk about her fans.
This might even be like the first time in maybe six, seven months we've even mentioned her.
Is when you just make a valid criticism of these weirdos, these like late 20s, early 30s weirdos, childless weirdos, that they say, oh, you're just obsessed with like Taylor Swift and her fans.
And you go, well, first of all, she's like the biggest pop star, I think, in the country.
So whether or not I like her or want to be around her, her music's everywhere.
Secondly, a lot of girls are into her.
That would mean she has a lot of fans.
And she, her ideology has poisoned the minds of so many women, making it think that it's normal to have a body, double-digit body count, no children, and work a career to find happiness.
And she normalizes it.
Now, I saw this video on a rooftop in New York, presumably.
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check this out so this is like a silent concert All right, so this is when girls say that they have hobbies.
It usually either involves getting naked on camera or this.
So what happens is, is they're at this concert, and I made a very interesting point here.
I said, women obsessed with Taylor Swift is a major red flag, almost always late 20s, early 30s, childless, filling their lives with extracurricular activities to fill the void of being alone.
Often choose social media as an outlet, date them, and you pay for their Bo Talks.
Because if you look at these girls, these girls all are like Instagram girls.
They all clearly have Bo Talks.
No, and they couldn't do anything without posting it online.
You know what I mean?
It's the kind of people who have to post everything they do.
And, you know, people were mad in the comments saying, oh, you know, you're obsessed with, you know, Taylor Swift.
Why are you obsessed with her fans?
It's like, I'm not.
I just think that Taylor Swift has helped normalize a very toxic lifestyle for women.
I'm just going, like, if a girl's in a Taylor Swift that's an older woman, like older, you know, and girls don't like them.
You call them older women in their late 20s and early 30s, but you're older.
You should have kids.
You should be, she's on your third or fourth kid by the time you hit 30.
Like honestly, you might even want four kids before you're 30.
And you look at this, though, and it's like, if they're into that, I can tell you that they're a toxic woman.
I can tell you if they really like Taylor Swift or a Swifty and into that kind of stuff.
If they're a young girl, they could just be a young girl that's like into a music because young girls, you know, they have a prefrontal cortex may not have developed fully.
There's a stage of life where you have like, you, you identify with exterior things, right?
Like the music you like and the things that sort of that teenage development or adolescence.
Yeah.
But girls that are into Taylor Swift have late stage adolescence.
But he walked in and he's like, he is acting very gay.
And he was like, I'm just, please sign the petition.
And the girl's like, well, he's like, women are suffering everywhere.
And we're trying to end their suffrage.
Would you just help repeal the 19th Amendment to stop women's suffering?
And she's like, I want to end that.
Every girl was like, oh, yeah, I'm into ending suffrage.
And it's like, you know, I actually looked into that, by the way.
One show.
I was like, hey, I want to look into this.
It was a guy in Tennessee.
This is the bullshit.
Okay.
So women being allowed to vote came down to a convention of states, right?
Came down to this vote.
Because that's what you have to do in order to get these amendments ratified.
And it came down to this one guy's vote.
And the moment that I read that he switched it last minute, he was going to vote no, but then said he spoke out verbally, I or in favor against what he was intending to do, I automatically smelled like, you know, matzah balls or something.
You know, I was like, I want to know what's going on, right?
So, so like, no, but I, but I, I, I, I smell something suspicious.
Um, hey, Brian, what's that double cut?
Can we go to that double cut for, I don't know what that is, that, that, us side by side without Shekle Goyenberg there?
Okay.
But, um, uh, but uh, but uh, no, so, so I, like, whenever you hear these, like, like something like that, you obviously have like alarm bells.
Okay, there's like, it was down to one person's vote.
They switched it last minute.
Okay, this doesn't sound like this was a very natural thing, right?
You always, it's a suspicious thing, men voting to have women vote.
That's weird.
And then it ruined the country.
And all of our right-wing influencer women still think that it's good to vote, even though their votes destroy the country.
Like, no, it's still a good idea.
Which shows you that's the trap of like a woman influencer.
She's like, he wants us not to vote.
And you're like, it's not me.
You should want yourself not to vote too.
Like, it's your votes are destroying the country.
Like, genuinely.
But it goes down in the story.
It was like, I Google it first.
I want to hear what the schlop is, right?
Like, what is the official narrative?
And they're like, oh, well, you know, he voted because his mama, and I'm like, oh, fuck, we're using the phrase as mama.
Like, you know, this is some gay fucking shit some fag wrote.
You know what I mean?
Like, you know, I'm like, it's like, it's like stupid shit.
And it's like, you know, his mom said like he was going to vote no and it wasn't going to be ratified because like the majority of people like didn't want it and they needed one more state.
And then it's like, mama like wrote him a letter and was like, make me proud, son, or whatever.
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And like, you damn give women the right to vote or whatever.
And then he like switched last minute to make his mama proud.
And I go, first of all, gay.
Second of all, that sounds like a load of fucking shit.
So then I'm like, this sounds like maybe someone was blackmailed last minute.
Like there was, they were under threat or duress.
Like, and it said like they nervously switched their vote last minute or whatever.
And so, you know, when I looked into it, it essentially people, I started seeing people like, this story is not actually true.
Like I started seeing the counterintelligence and people are like, you know, it's commonly accepted.
This is what happened.
And I'm just going to say, go look it up for your guys.
Go look it up yourselves.
Go look up how we got women voting.
And it looks like there were some very pesky, pesky, pesky people involved in getting us getting women the right to vote in America, getting the liberalization of the country.
And once women could vote, this is not an anti-woman rant, by the way.
This is a genuine thing.
The reason why we can't vote our way out of this is because we have too many minorities in America and women vote.
And if you look at electoral maps, if you look at electoral maps of how things would look if only minorities or women voted, the country's almost entirely blue.
So almost every, it's a landslide.
I want to bring it up.
I can bring it up actually.
You get down to a point to where, let me see, Instagram official site.
My suggestion was because, like, you know, he posted this.
You know, one man is waging war against a country with a population of 1.4 billion and it's a thing of beauty.
Pooja Sanguan.
Pooja Sanguan.
That's intense.
Said, either ignore this Barry Stanton shit to the extreme that it saturates itself or just outrage it to that extreme that Elon Musk himself take action against this anti-Jew, anti-Hindu, India, and anti-black account.
And then he responded, you are literally called Pooja.
Indians when they are graced by the presence of whites, when whites are violated by the presence of Indians, I mean, this is a very racist, you know, page here.
But on the flip side, he doesn't get censored at all.
Shout out to everyone who's been in the chat for that weird ending to a great show.
On Friday, we're going to be doing another show.
Just a reminder, you guys, there is an exclusive episode dropping only on censor TV tomorrow.
It's a one-on-one with Andrew Tates and Tristan Tate's lawyer talking about what's really going on, what the accusations are.
Not from the media.
This is not from random people.
This is talking to the lawyer directly.
I shot it today.
It's going to be released tomorrow.
It's exclusive for censored TV members and supporters.
But I encourage you to check it out.
I do encourage you to check it out because it is really good.
And, you know, ask them some tough questions.
Like, you know, do the Andrew Tate, if they deny any type of illegal activity, do they also admit that the, you know, with sort of like luring and tricking men into masturbating stuff, do they feel like they did unethical things that may not be illegal, but are like embarrassing or unethical?
Like, do they at least would they at least admit in court that they did unethical things to men, you know, type of thing?
And I was asking these questions because they're the things people want to know.
And I like Tristan, and I don't know Andrew.
I've talked with Tristan a little bit.
But I know that, like, you know, I understand one of the things we were just to give a little insight we were talking about.
He's like, you got to remember these kids who grew up in the projects.
These aren't like clean-cut, like, Christian kids.
They came from, like, they've been changing and becoming better men, but like, they didn't do anything illegal, you saying.
But yeah, they like, you know, like gang members will like gangbang and sell drugs and stuff.
And then they learn later in life, they become philanthropists and start investing in their community, talking about Snoop Dogg and stuff, try to become better people, right?
Family men or whatever.
These guys may not have been ethical, you know, in terms of Christian values and things, but they've obviously changed a lot in recent years and they've been trying to improve and get closer to God and do different things.
So, you know, whether you love the Tates or hate them, it is interesting.
And I'm going to try to keep finding good finds like that.
I thought that was a good get to get their attorney to come talk.
And he laid it down.
It was a really good interview.
It's about 30 minutes, so it's not even too long.
You can listen because I can only get 30 minutes of time.
But it is an excellent interview, and you should listen to it there.
Anyway, if you people are watching this and someone asked me when is Fleck is Fleck is I think I think he might be coming down in September.
I think he's coming down maybe end of September or end of October.
Like, yeah, we're like, yeah, so he'll be coming with Richard a rap boy, which will be a fantastic thing.
There isn't one of the reasons why I can't do drugs, not only because I have kids and I can't be doing drugs, which is like, but you'll say, what about like a boys trip or whatever?
Well, I'm trying to grow.
I'm trying to mature in other areas, but also like when you get old and you do blow or like you like do something like that, you don't recover very well.
Like, like if I were, if like, like the last time I did cocaine, I think I think I just like didn't feel myself for like five days.
You know what I mean?
Like I didn't like the sixth day, I started to feel like normal again.
And like, I can't live a life where I'm like, that's why I'm like, I don't know how I have a lot of colleagues or ex-colleagues and people that do like Coke on like a daily basis, you know?
But for me, like anything that like would normally probably affect someone like in a more dramatic way in terms of like a stim or a nootropic, I find that it's like very calming.
