It turns out that over Diddy’s 30 year career, he may have actually been operating as the Epstein of the music industry.. and now it looks like they’re ready to dispose of him. How bad was it, and how many people will he bring down with him?Show more All this and more on tonight’s episode of NIGHTLY OFFENSIVE!
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Yeah, I mean, like, you would think that if you had that kind of power and unfettered access to like whatever pop star you want in the world, then you would just be going above and beyond, which I think he was.
Because like I mentioned, Ian Carroll actually gave a breakdown, explaining this is actually worse than you think.
Okay, now many of you guys may have already seen this.
He just released this the other day, but I feel like this gives us a little insight.
And we're going to talk about this frame by frame here about Diddy finally going to jail and what this means because I think this is more significant.
Just to let you guys know though, that Ian Miles Chong said that we shouldn't be afraid that he's on suicide watch, that we should let the feds kill him because he's a pedophile.
News just broke that they took him into custody in New York City.
So I figured now is as good a time as any to shit all over Sean again and remind everyone just how horrible this man is.
So if you haven't read the court documents and done any of the other research on this guy, this producer he worked with named Lil Rod brought this lawsuit against him, Rodney Jones v. Sean Combs, alleging Rico allegation, which is like organized crime.
And he alleged that a member of this Rico organization was none other than the CEO of Universal Music Group, Lucian Grange.
Universal Music Group produced one-third of the top 100 songs last year, including Taylor Swift.
While living and traveling with Mr. Combs, Mr. Jones discovered that Combs had hidden cameras in every room of his homes.
Mr. Jones believed that Mr. Combs had recordings of defendants Lucien Charles Grange, Ethiopia Habernigova, as well as other celebrities, music label executives, politicians, and athletes.
So for some reason, he has two, and by the way, the link is in the doc too, by the way.
But he had two massive king-sized beds on the basketball court.
Like it's like, you know, I play basketball myself, but, you know, I've never been shooting around and then I'm just like, hey, I want to engage in sodomy just out of the blue.
It's kind of a weird thing, like a weird area.
But also, I dropped some more links in there, but he just has beds all over.
I was actually thinking, too, I mean, how funny would it be if actually Diddy was just like a massive like narcoleptic and he just like would fall asleep at random times, which is why he had beds everywhere.
Or they wasn't anything nefarious.
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They had a big boss bowl game and they were all tied up.
I got to remind me to buy my 100,000 bottles of lube there.
No, but I think the weird part about this, and this is what I want to bring up, is like somebody said, I read this thing where someone goes, why would they let him get away with this?
So this is why I think this is actually a little bit scary is because everyone's like, oh, it's going to come out.
Everyone's going to go down.
I think that if this was not already a Fed operation, which we know the Feds were involved, but if it wasn't fully, then they're coming because either he went rogue and they need the blackmail on the people or they're losing control and they need more information.
They need more documents because it's kind of like raiding their own people isn't beyond them, right?
They raided Mar-a-Lago.
They raid their own individuals.
They're raiding the secretary for the governor of New York.
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Now, speaking of someone who irritates my gut, I want to get back to this Ian Carroll video, but I just wanted to bring that up because, you know, people are talking about this like it's strange.
I want to remind you how strange people are.
Like we'll talk about this later.
Like the head of COVID response in New York was talking about during COVID, he was having sex-fueled drug orgies or drug-fueled sex orgies.
Well, so, and there are pictures like going back of like Lil Wayne kissing Birdman, aka baby, like back in the day.
So, you know, there's some weird stuff going on.
And, you know, some people say that like it's like a power play that people like use over each other, which by the way, like if I want to assert power over someone, I'll become more successful or, you know, win over something in that or like win them over on something.
I don't think that like my first instinct is to go and fuck him in the ass.
Upon information and belief, these individuals were recorded without their knowledge and consent.
And as in the case with the homosexual sex tape of Stevie J that Mr. Combs provided to Mr. Jones, Mr. Combs possesses compromising footage of every person that has attended his freak-off parties and his house parties.
Upon information and belief, due to this treasure trove of evidence he has in his possession, Mr. Combs believes that he is above the law and is untouchable.
Well, the diddler just got touched.
But don't worry, I'm not going to drop that spice and then not give you more details.
So Diddy was big on recording all kinds of things, and he frequently took this guy's phone from him and recorded things at parties.
So this dude wound up with hundreds of hours of footage and audio recordings of Mr. Combs, his staff, and his guests engaging in serious illegal activity on his own cell phone.
Including the acquisition, use, distribution of XC, cocaine, GHB, ketamine, marijuana, and mushrooms, the displaying and distribution of unregistered illegal firearms.
Combs providing laced alcoholic beverages to minors and sex workers at his homes in California, New York, the Virgin Islands, and Florida.
Yeah, I forgot the chemical name, but it essentially slows you down.
And they call it a date rape drug.
Oh, I had someone slip GHB in my drink.
I got an argument with these black guys at the Angel Brewery, Angel City Brewery in Los Angeles.
I started walking my car and I started falling down and I blacked out.
I had to go to the emergency room and I had GHB in my system.
They were mad.
We had an argument over Trump, but people carry it with them.
And this is not a joke about slipping things in drinks.
The reason why it's called a date rape drug is because my assumption is, and I was shocked because I don't think of people who are anti-Trump liberals or the black community being capable of crimes.
It's very hard to accept.
I've been crying for three years.
Anyway, yeah, and then, but apparently, what happens is they'll get into situations where they're like, oh, do you want to go get a drink or something afterwards?
And then they, I guess he's saying sex workers and minors.
You slip it in.
It's flavorless.
And I think roofies, right?
Yeah, but a roofie would be more severe.
But this would sort of like the mechanism that it would work on would be like if you're mixing with alcohol, it would make you more put your guard down and like you would be more like in and out of the room.
It's like it's like basically takes you to blackout drunk instantly.
It's essentially how I could describe the feeling.
I had it happen to me and it was terrifying.
And I only had like two beers and then I was like blacked out instantly and like could barely walk and I literally couldn't use my legs and my friend had to help me into the car.
And then we went to Umami Burger apparently and I don't remember that.
But all I'm going to say is like he's giving it to minors and sex workers and I'm assuming that's at the same time.
Like I'm assuming like sex workers are prostitutes, right?
When I'm reading the criminal complaint, she took issue with the fact that he wanted to use a strap on, not the issue that he was having sex with an 18-year-old boy.
Christian drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
Mr. Combs detailing how he planned to leverage his relationship with Bishop TD Jakes to soften the impact of his public image of Cassie Ventura's lawsuit, which is horrendous, and I'm not going to read from it.
It's absolutely disgusting.
This guy's a piece of shit.
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr.
Yes, that actor, Cuba Gooding Jr., sexually assault, harassing and assaulting Mr. Jones.
Yes, here are photos of Cuba doing the things.
Here's more photos of Cuba Gooding Jr. trying to fuck this guy.
Quote, forcibly touching Mr. Jones, fondling Mr. Jones' leg, his upper inner thighs and his groin, the small of his back, near his buttocks and his shoulders.
Jones rejected his advances and Mr. Gooding Jr. did not stop until Mr. Jones forcibly pushed him away following the screenshot.
Homie witnessed a shooting where either Diddy or his brother shot a dude in the bathroom and then got the cops to just totally all right.
And I want to bring up this other aspect here that I think is really important.
Everyone's been talking about this, but I mean, whatever.
This is actually a news story.
I don't know why this is our source today, but, you know, Diddy has been reportedly placed on suicide watch while awaiting trial via people.
So I don't know if you know this, but do you know about the depth of P. Diddy and what he went through to try to stay out of jail?
I don't know if you know about this.
Okay.
So he basically went out of his way to ensure that he was not put in prison.
Like this is, I've never seen somebody more adamant to not go to jail.
Okay.
So he was like even saying that he would, you know, he's selling his jet and he would keep his jet in California and he would be in Florida or in New Jersey.
He said that he would give up the deed to his $46 million mansion.
He would even give the passports to his family members up because they froze his passport.
Like his mom, he was offering friends and families passports.
I'm imagining they agreed like, you know, to like monitor him and to not even have passports themselves so they couldn't leave.
He wouldn't have a cell phone.
This guy didn't want to go to jail.
And, you know, everyone's saying, oh, we didn't want to go to jail because he's, you know, has like sex trafficking type crimes.
But, you know, that doesn't necessarily mean anything, especially if he's not guilty.
I think that it's this, that he realizes that he is likely to get suicided in prison by the feds.
And that's why he's trying to stay out because what you saw happen with Epstein was like, even if you have guards, even if you have, you know, whatever that's called, like observers, I think it's called like legal observers looking out for you.
I mean, all they told us is the cameras malfunctioned.
And I think him dying would be expediently important because if I had to put my two cents on it, I would say that the amount of information he has, he could probably negotiate himself out of life sentence or negotiate something pretty comfortable in a prison situation.
Like he could have a nice cell or be in like a private prison with some connection or house arrest or extradited to some other country where they take care of that as well.
Well, I mean, I do feel like we kind of are past a certain point when they found so many illegal drugs.
They found guns.
People apparently got murdered there.
You have freaking Cuba Gooding Jr. betting dudes.
I think that we're past the point of like, oh, let me give you my mom's passport.
Let me get out of this one.
So I think he's cooked, but I mean, I can tell why he's trying not to go to prison because, you know, I think that they would probably see him as a favored butt boy in prison.
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But yeah, like, I mean, so, I mean, if we're just finding out this stuff that Diddy was doing for the last 15, 20 years now, just think about what he was doing all throughout the 90s.
I mean, 90s was where he really made his bones and when he was at the very top once he was and you know, made his bones and was doing bones apparently too.
But like, that was when he was like with Biggie and the whole West Coast, East Coast thing.
So he was way bigger at one point and he was probably getting into a lot more shady shit back then, too.
I was like, uh, everyone's all like, hey, ever since Pete Diddy was arrested, I just assume all G's like to suck cocks and drink calm and get fucked in the ass.
Well, that's one way to, one way to bring up the topic here.
Okay, so I don't want to go too far into this topic.
There's a lot of things to talk about.
Mark Cuban's been being a bitch.
A lot's been going on.
It's a fun Friday.
We got a good audience.
We got our numbers back, though.
We're like back up to like over a thousand people watching right now, which I'm happy about.
Not on Rumble, but overall, because it just like dropped out.
And usually we can barely recover like five or six hundred if like, if it drops out like that.
So I'm pretty sure like Starlink here or something because also too in Florida, like I mean, for those of you who don't live in Florida, I mean, it'll be sunny, 90 degrees, perfect day.
And all of a sudden it's just torrential downpour for like five, 10 minutes and then stops.
But like in that time, everything gets flooded, trees get knocked down.
So it's crazy.
I mean, that's one thing I'm still getting used to being like a Florida transplant being down here for two years.
And I don't know how people change their opinion like this so much.
I think that him being a billionaire, it's for some reason, it's just financially less beneficial for him if Trump wins for whatever investments he's got going.
It just like, it just, and you know, that is like a normie thing to say.
I hate even saying that.
I feel like I should like be talking about the demon rats and MSNDC, MSDNC, once I talk about Trump derangement syndrome, but it really does eat at people.
Like it's like, you know, because in 2016, it was like, oh, he's a fascist.
He's Nazi.
He's Hitler, blah, blah, whatever.
I was like, you know, don't sell me on him even more.
But I mean, you know, people say all these things and it just kind of eats at them just like, you know, every so often.
Every time they see Trump, it's just like they just get more and more unhinged.
And I think that's what's been happening to him.
Also, too, like, every time that I'm visiting here, you know, just for the record, I don't live in the area.
I live a couple hours away.
So I stay at a hotel and you know what I do once I stay at hotels?
I watch Shark Tank because that's what you do.
Because there's nothing else on hotel TV.
He seems like a smart enough guy once he's talking on there.
You demonize and demonize and demonize and give credit to nobody else.
And that is the antithesis of good leadership.
That's the antithesis of good character.
That's the antithesis of being ethical.
That's who Donald Trump is.
I've known him for 25 years.
I'm never going to say we were best friends, but he is the most unethical, lax character, dishonest person I've ever done business with or worked with.
Why does that matter, though?
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Like, people are going to look at that and say, I don't care.
You don't know. the one thing about the presidency of the United States, you don't know what's coming next.
The past is no predictor of the future.
You have no idea what the next problem is you have to deal with on a small or large basis, like COVID for that matter, right?
And you want somebody who has character, that has empathy, that has a willingness to learn and understand.
And you want somebody that is ethical when it comes to making difficult decisions.
I can't even imagine why people consider Donald Trump because of his lack of character and ethics.
Because when that tough time comes to make a decision, he's only going to listen to himself.
And we've seen how that works out.
We saw it worked on the debate.
If he's not going to listen to anybody for a debate, and when he's trying to convince people to vote for him, when you have 40 or 44 cabinet members disavow him and say you shouldn't vote for him, when you have former Republican presidents and senators and current senators come out and saying, don't vote for him, that is not a man of character.
They would have given him the benefit of the doubt if they believed in his ethics or his character or that he was honest.
And that tells you all you need to know.
You don't want somebody like that making, dealing with the uncertainty.
And as bad as lack of ethics, lack of character, lack of honesty is the fact that he makes no effort to learn anything.
This is one of the few human beings on the planet that get dumber in front of our face every single day.
It's not like you can't think of one thing where it says, I think, you know, that's really smart, right?
Or that's really nuanced, or he really understood that topic with some depth.
Not one time.
And that's what's so maddening and infuriating about the whole.
The guys running for president, he's not trying to impress people the traditional way.
It's like, I don't know, one time he's done anything where you're like, that guy's smart.
Let me just think of one thing.
Running the multi-billion dollar Trump enterprises industry that he built from $1 million and currently owns some of the most prolific properties in the world, including every time you go to Chicago or even we were in Las Vegas and you see Trump Tower and you go, that's pretty damn impressive.
It's the tallest building in all of Las Vegas.
Not really what he said it is.
Like, dude, you know, you don't have to like, a midwit thinks about how people look at them intellectually.
Like, I mean, like, I don't think anyone actually knows what nuanced even means.
Like, it's just like, if there is like a, like, like, if there's multiple interpretations of something, people, people think that they can just like interchangeably use the word nuanced or nuanced.
But it's kind of like how like when podcasters talk, not you, but like some people will be like, yeah, so Trump, right?
So we know that he's running for president, right?
And then, you know, what he's going to do, right, is that he's proposing all these crazy, like they just say right, like they're like they want approval from their listeners.
So they have to say right after each thing.
But yeah, he like Mark Cuban does come off as a midwit.
But I mean, I'll give him credit.
I mean, he is a successful businessman.
I forgot where he originally made most of his money at.
Well, you're saying that people with the last name Cuban often are very successful businessmen and often are not that smart, but they're extremely dishonest and manipulative.
But I think it's interesting his criticism because you can kind of like flip them against the opposite side and say the exact same thing.
Yeah, just I don't think he's a midwit, but I think He's obviously saying that for a reason because you could say, like, well, Kamal's not smart or this or that, and you know, or all the same criticisms, not ethical, smart, whatever.
I think he has a reasonable point, but it's like, okay, then why support the other person?
And honestly, I've been saying this for seven, eight years since Trump's been on the scene.
But it's like, I like, I would prefer that someone be a sociopath and be honest about it, which I mean, Trump isn't so specifically honest about that, but I mean, he'll tell you what he's thinking rather than Obama, who like gets up there and he has his affectation, how he talks.
When you talk about somebody who is setting up satellite links for war zones and also controlling discourse in the most important media platforms, I think he's the most powerful.
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Okay, so it's funny, though.
It is weird, right?
It is weird.
Like all the videos we're seeing are the same group of people that make up like 0.4% of the world's population, but somehow every clip we're watching, it's the same people on air.
It is driving me nuts.
But I will say, because we're going to kind of flow into this, it's kind of crazy because what I hear is a bunch of billionaires complaining that they are not as rich as the other person.
Because I want to remind you, you know, he just offered to buy X.
Well, so also he was offering to buy Fox News, I think, too, which is just like, okay, now you're a little out of your depth.
I mean, I think he was way out of his depth with trying to buy Twitter because I mean, like, I mean, it is crazy thinking about if you've ever been to a basketball game or to like a major sporting event, I mean, you just see all the commerce that's going around.
There's people with merch, there's people that's like buying drinks and food.
Obviously, the people on the court are getting paid millions and millions or sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars.
But it's crazy to think that a team is only $4.5 billion, which is, you know, by the way, they were like in the playoffs.
Well, but then Twitter is 10 times that, which, you know, just an influence alone, the advertising, I can kind of see why, but it's just, it's crazy just to think about that disparity.
And that was because it was a performance-based tweet.
So it was like, you can tweet this plus performance.
On average, on average, I'm paid at least once per day or twice per day to put out a tweet for some for somebody.
And I'm always open to what they are.
I don't tweet things.
I don't tweet ideas I don't believe in.
They're very clearly like ads or things that are out there.
On average, for about five tweets, for about five tweets, you usually get paid somewhere about $1,000 to $1,200 in a package.
And sometimes if it's something more like a betting agency for something, you'll get maybe $3,000 for four tweets.
Okay.
So when you look at that value of like how much it costs to have influence and to put that out there, you know, when you, when, I mean, I know people that are getting paid 115,000, I know one friend of mine is getting paid $115,000 plus a month just for tweeting stuff out for people.
I mean, to me, I know that they oversold it at $55 billion so that they oversold it so that he wouldn't buy it because I thought he wouldn't buy it because it was stupid.
It's probably worth somewhere like $20,000, $25 billion, the intellectual property.
I still think that that's why he bought it because it was worth it.
I think social media is more important than owning a TV network.
What happened here?
I heard someone too.
What was that?
Oh, okay.
Yeah, yeah, we know.
Yeah, but yeah, so there's that.
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Sometimes you guys can come as the audience.
And honestly, only if you're if I shit test you could you ever possibly come on the show.
Meaning if you're weird, you're allowed to come over, we're all weird, but if you're gonna sit around and be weird on the show, I don't want to ruin everyone's night with that.
But I will tell you this, um, we have had a lot of you guys on shows before in the in the past and I want to keep the, the studio, open.
So starting uh, I think like maybe towards mid-end November, we're gonna have a, an email that you can email and we can vet you.
And if you want to come out on a Friday to come to a showing and hang out and get cigars afterwards or whatever, I used to do it all the time, and still I have a friend sitting in here that I met through hanging out on the show too.
So you know notes noticer, I am hangs out here all the time, except he's not weird and I did, didn't?
I tell you he can't be one of those guys that doesn't wear deodorant and like stinks up the place.
You got the Van Man deodorant okay yeah, it's exactly.
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Um, I want to talk about this.
No kids, so let's talk about the twitter thing.
Mike, what I mean by this is, like i'm I try to explain to people.
That's why, when you ask why people are disingenuous in this, in this field, why are they disingenuous when i'm talking about selling out, like how Mark's mad, they're not selling out for a few bucks?
Everybody in media is pretty much rich.
Yeah okay, everyone in media is pretty much also happens to be Jewish um, or sympathetic, and so, when it comes to the influence, I think that Elon Musk did not buy uh, I think Elon Musk did not buy X because he cares about patriotism.
I think that without a strong national identity and we've talked about this on the show and without free speech, he'll never be able to train ai or have a center that's safe, that can guarantee his uh, his companies are, Are guarded and protected.
If he can't have the United States be the center of global trade and finance, his companies are at risk of extortion, of bleeding, like we see in Brazil.
And also, he wants AI to be autonomous.
And with the woke parameters on AI, he cannot train his AI legally to be what he wants it to be.
So he cares about these things for ulterior motives.
I think he is satanic a little bit.
He wears bathomet.
He's talked a lot about these things.
His kids grew up trans.
He's extremely confused about being a father and what it means.
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You know, um, we've been talking a lot about a lot of ethnicities on this show here, and I do like to shit on everyone equally.
So, I wanted to just before we transition to talking about Israel to mention a runner-up: Asians, you haven't heard about them in a while since they destroyed the world with COVID, or whatever that was.
They essentially just took what they do on the streets every day when they drive, right?
Make us all afraid for our lives.
You never know what's going on.
And they translated it into a virus.
Well, the stereotype that Asians have squinty eyes and they can't see is not really going to be lifted off here because, you know, have you ever lived around?
But no, he was basically telling me that I need to visit Israel.
And I was telling him that a very prominent creator, you know, I've been off the Israel trip many times, offered me a trip earlier this year, a fully paid trip, to go visit the site of October 7th, just to try to change my mind on some things.
And I thought that was nice because I don't think they realize that those people probably would kill me.
They're like, oh, by the way, if we need to get a hold of you, here's a pager.
Like, I would love to go to Israel, but I mean, I'm just like, I'm just worried that I'm going to go and then they're going to, yeah, they would blow up my phone or they would do something nefarious.
Like, I've been tied in with too many people on the dissident alt-right, whatever you want to call it, that, you know, if I go, if I go over there, they're going to have their eyes on me, and I don't want that to happen for sure.
I mean, it only got 350,000 views, so I wouldn't call it viral.
But I would say, I said, after the pagers blew up, I put a gif of the Twin Towers and said, so Israel does have secret ways to blow things up after all.
Yeah, that was a.
Wait, where is that?
There you go.
I just think they're like, oh, Israel can't have secret ways to put explosives into things, and then they just do it.
I want to look at this anti-Semitism thing.
So we got to talk about this next topic here.
So we were talking about Mark Cuban and Jon Stewart and Tyler Cohen, which what do they all share in common?
A lot of people were getting mad at Donald Trump because he really likes defending everyone and helping everyone and talking about making everyone's life great again, except for the people.
All across our land, you've seen Jewish Americans harassed and attacked and terrorized by anti-Semites and Hamas sympathizers.
I can't believe what we've been witnessing over the last year.
Actually, I've watched it in great detail.
I've watched it and I've watched it take place.
It's hard to believe.
Yet, despite presiding over this explosion of anti-Semitism, Kamala Harris has done absolutely nothing.
She has not lifted a single finger to protect you or to protect your children or to even protect you with words.
I'm here today to tell the Jewish American community that this ugly tide of anti-Semitic, pro-Hamas bigotry and hate will be turned back and crushed starting at noon on January 20th, 2025.
But, you know, the Shekels aren't really going far.
But this is a live stream, and you know they're hurting for viewership because if you're advertising how many people view their show, like we have 1.1,000 watching Just on Rumble.
Well, it's funny, too, because, you know, I'm actually, well, I guess I shouldn't talk about that.
Never mind.
But I was going to say is that, like, you know, the one person that he won't pander to is white people who are his base.
And I mean, God forbid he ever said anything.
Like, you know, if someone showed up at a rally wearing a whites for Trump t-shirt or something, it would be all over the news in a bad way, which is ironic because, I mean, how much of his voter base is actually just like white working class people?
But, you know, he gets up there.
I was actually just thinking about this the other day, but he'll get up there with all these rappers, some rappers who I don't even know.
And I actually keep up with music and keep up with rap somewhat nowadays.
But like he'll get up there with these rappers.
Like, yeah, like this kind of guy.
And I would have thought that was the coolest thing six years ago, but now it makes me think, I'm like, wait, what movement am I a part of anymore?
Like, this isn't the movement that, like, you know, like, I became a part of this movement to get away from that.
And then now it's like, you know, Pop Smoke's not alive right now, but like something like Pop Smoke is going to show up at like a Trump rally.
So I mentioned that there would be something redeeming.
So Trump, everyone's mad because he is like, oh, I'm going to fight for Israel.
I think it's actually hilarious.
Trump and Kamala did one of the funniest things.
He legitimately.
spit on that thing yeah well he legitimately uh decided that he was going to wait to talk about ending usury at his rally for jews which i thought was yeah i like that's no No connection there.
He doesn't get a lot of people mentioning or cheering for him when he says he's going to cut down credit card rates at a Jewish rally, which I thought was kind of weird.
Why would Jews not be happy about cutting down interest rates?
And to help Americans who are buried in crushing credit card debt under the Kamala Harris economy, we will have a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates because they're paying 20 and 25% and they're getting decimated.
Credit card companies, okay, it's going to be really hard to ban credit.
And I use credit for my company.
I don't have any like compounding debt.
I make money from credit card companies.
But there was one time where I had over $30,000 in credit card debt.
And it was scary.
It was frightening.
And, you know, to allow people to charge this kind of money onto these cards and give them these balances and then open up new cards and then get the balance transfers, that is abuse on your population.
And so by putting a message out like this, and so I want to say congratulations to Trump, put the users on notice.
Maybe this is, maybe it's, you know, he's at a Jewish rally talking about stopping interest on loans.
Only thing is, is like, you know, I'm not going to get too excited about it too because he has this tone.
Like, you know, when he goes off script, he'll be like speaking off the cuff and he's very animated.
He's very funny.
He just like says what he feels.
But then he has this other tone where like he just feels like, and, you know, I don't think this is all for script, which is what's confusing about it because I mean, there's no way that like his script writer gave him a script to go to this Jewish thing talking about banning usury.
So but like he has this tone where he's just like, and we're going to ban credit card debt and blah, blah, whatever.
Like it just, it just doesn't seem very sincere.
But I mean, but like how you were saying, I mean, I like the general direction in which it's going.
But I mean, you know, last person who tried that was JFK, right?
Oh, well, I was, I was thinking a little bit farther back in history.
Honestly, with usury, because usury is an international problem.
It's like usury is like an international cartel issue, like mafia coming together and you already have a fiat currency, which has no, you know, substantial value.
Then you have that, that already push into digitization.
So it's not even a physical note anymore.
It's just numbers on a screen.
And then you charge people compounding interest.
Look, guys, in the chat, let's be honest here for a second.
Please be here in the chat.
Ones if you have, I don't want to hear if you have credit card debt if you have a company and you like, you know, you use your credit well to get your benefits.
Ones in the chat if you have credit card debt that is actually kind of scares you a little bit.
That's relative.
If you're not making a lot of money, do it.
One's in the chat.
Twos in the chat if you don't use credit at all or you don't have it.
Like, I mean, that's fine.
Just two, two's in the chat.
But ones if you honestly feel like you have credit card debt that's making you sink loans, you know, whatever that is.
I mean, that's kind of crazy.
I imagine most people don't, but a lot of people probably do.
So like, okay, say you max out a credit card for $10,000 and then you don't pay it back.
Then pretty much what they'll do is they'll be like, okay, like, okay, we'll settle for $5,000.
And, you know, like, I mean, you make out like a bandit with doing that, but then your credit takes a huge hit.
So it's kind of like give and take with that stuff.
But yeah, I mean, it would be interesting if like everyone just like maxed out their credit cards, didn't pay out their car loans, didn't pay their mortgage.
I have about $36,000 left, which I actually am keeping open and telling me to buy a house because I need that loan because it's got like, it keeps my loan open, like the 15 years, you know, like that, the loan length.
Because I just remember working in like clothing stores.
So, you know, like some shirts were hung up, some shirts were folded up.
But black people would come and then they would just unfold the shirts, look at them, and then just like go size by size and then just unfold them and then just leave them all out on the table, which like, you know, I'm not expecting them to fold it perfectly again, but at least make an effort.
Do like, you know, a little like half motion and then just lay it there.
Then I'll come, you know, figure it out later.
But yeah, they would just unfold everything, leave it there, and then just go about their merry way.
I was going to say something that I can't say on the internet.
No, but I was going to say, it's like, yeah, someone's even said, Elijah isn't racist.
He owns a few black security guards.
Exactly.
But I don't hate these people, but I don't think we need to make excuses for stereotypical things that are true.
And I watched a video on TikTok.
I went and looked it up.
And black people were complaining about not wanting to serve black people because they're trying to get bread and they don't get money from the people.
No, all I was going to say is the creator got kicked out of Vegas for taking advantage of the lobster all you can eat and he was getting all the lobster got kicked out.
I didn't want to see it, but no, but I was going to say, actually, so they're the most underreported.
Now, America has like the most overreported, or like, you know, I've always said like in the West, some guy looks at you wrong and he eye raped you, but then a gang of migrants like gang rape someone and you're just like, oh, I didn't see that.
You know what I mean?
Like, oopsie, I wish, you know, you know, so everyone complains about weird stuff in our culture, the Me Too movement, et cetera.
But India is like falling apart.
And, you know, by the way, Kamala or Kamala is half Indian, right?
And Indians took over tech companies.
And recently, we saw the crackdown against Indian anti-Indian rhetoric at the level of anti-Semitic content.
I want to remind you, and the reason why I bring this stuff up, that's why I said the guy at Postmillennial, who's midwits, like, why do you talk about this stuff?
It's like, I've never had an issue with Indians until recently.
Before, there was like a few Indians here and there, and it was like, oh, yeah, they're actually kind of good neighbors.
They're wealthy.
And that's because it was hard to get here from India because we realized that most Indians, we don't really want them here.
In fact, they have a caste system in place because they don't even like most of their country.
Thousands of years of telling Indians they're worthless and they'll never be anything causes some pretty shitty social situations that we don't want to export here.
But the thing is, is they go, well, now they start bringing over, you know, millions of these people.
I'm saying like, that's where people always say like, okay, yeah, Hitler and the Nazis.
There was an Axis alliance.
Like there were Japanese people.
Like, why did Japan and Hitler get along?
Because they were nationalistic.
They wanted their countries to be strong.
Like, I don't think people understand what racism really means.
Racism does not mean that there's a Hispanic person in front of you and you want to kill them.
No, but it doesn't mean that.
What it means is like when you are taking shitty people from another country, like we're seeing now, like Venezuela's, you know, releasing their criminals and our country is just saying, if you don't let them in, you're a bad person.
It does make you xenophobic because you're going, if we can't have good people come in, then that's a problem.
And it hurts the people who are good.
So you're actually, you hate humanity more if you're not racist.
That's why I always say, no, because what you're saying is I want the good people of a race.
That's racist to say in itself, that there are shitty people and racist and good people.
And I don't want, I don't, like, if someone said like, oh, well, all white people are great.
They're not going to, they're not going to, they're not a danger on the street, but you don't want, like they say, don't California, my Texas.
That's saying we don't want shitty white people moving to Texas.
That's what that means.
Oh, that's racist?
Yeah, it is.
It's kind of racist.
You don't want a type of white person in your neighborhood because they bring politics that then destroy and make your community less safe.
They're not going to shoot you on the street, but you know, I mean, you don't want your kids, you know, you'll kill yourself if your kid ends up turning trans, right?
And what's interesting too is, you know, once I was in Chicago, I mean, I lived by a lot of Indians.
It wasn't even that bad over there.
But for some reason, once you go over there, it's just like, I mean, they're like, even with the whole traffic situation, sometimes there's like eight cars coming from one direction.
There's no traffic lights.
There's no nothing.
Everyone's just crossing and weaving in and out of each other.
And then you wonder why so many people are like killed by trains every single day.
Well, maybe there's getting selfies in front of the train for whatever reason, but also it's just because there's just like no attention to detail, no attention to order.
But for some reason, they come here and then they become like CEOs.
Because that's what I meant about, look, this is, this is why when you realize, by the way, that an average, an average American white person, and I'll just say this would be any average working American, but because of stereotypes and because of statistics, an average upper middle class working white guy like myself would lose about $320,000 in their lifetime that goes directly into a black person's pocket.
I'll lose about 320 grand.
And an average black person will take about $750,000 from white people directly.
The only ethnicities in America that pay overtly excess taxes are Asian Americans and whites.
But when you come down to it, you look at that and you go, you know, segregation was not about hate.
It was about love.
Because, you know, if black people weren't taking my money, and you know, I people know I've been beat up by black people.
My whole face is, you know, doesn't work.
I've been held at gunpoint on camera.
People can watch me getting beat up by black people.
I can see them putting guns at my head.
You know, if I didn't go through this stuff, I'd probably really love, you know, visiting Nigeria or just visiting some country, seeing what's going on.
But now when I look at black people, I'm on alert, as everyone should be, because of statistics.
I don't like that.
And so forced integration is actually more dangerous and more harmful.
So people were segregating because they were trying to avoid this idea of like trying to, if you force people to integrate, it creates violence, chaos, it bankrupts the nation, it hurts people.
And I feel like, you know, people segregated.
They still do to this day, right, in neighborhoods.
So it's just like, you know, they teach you one form of history, but it's just like, you know, people end up self-segregating themselves anyway because they want to be with people who are like them and who have a similar culture.
So it's just, you know, let people do that.
But, you know, the white liberals that we were just talking about won't let us do that.
The well, I actually was going to make a joke, but the white rooms.
But I'm saying, yeah, do you think India wants the brain drain?
Do you think they want their people leaving their country?
You think black people want to take their bright kids and put them in white schools so they leave the neighborhoods and take the money out of the neighborhood?
