Most INSANE VP Debate Moments.. Plus Banks COLLAPSING?
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I should get onto Twitter and glaze him for the next two days and say everybody who thought this was the wrong pick for vice president is wrong because he's staring at people.
Anyway, it was a very uneventful debate.
That was my whole point.
JD Vance did objectively win in terms of presentation of information, but I want to remind you that the people who are watching this, we have a tweet talking later about a woman said, who do I vote for?
The guy with eyeliner who wants to kill, doesn't want me to kill my unborn kid, or the nice guy who wants to give me free health care.
We are a nation of retards, and so we're not appealing to people of intellect.
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Anyway, it's approximately 7:58 p.m. Eastern Time in the United States, which means that's whenever the hell we decide to start the show tonight.
So let's start the show.
Yeah, we're all just praising the Lord.
Lift those hands.
Praise Jesus.
Lift those hands.
I'm not mocking it either.
I'm just saying Mike is really into the worshiping Jesus moment.
You know, the comments in Rumble certainly reflected that.
We got a pin on Rumble afterwards, and some of the boomers in the audience weren't too happy.
But regardless, we're here again tonight to give you some of the best moments.
And honestly, we were talking about this during the, and, you know, I'll let Earl introduce himself in a bit, but we were saying last night that we probably should have just gone live after the show and then gone over the best moments because trying to go over the debate live, it's just soul-crushing.
Now, what was funny about last night, we did a debate live stream.
Now, the criticisms from people were some of the following, which typically seems to be similar comments I get across every show, such as that was the worst debate stream I've ever seen in my entire life.
Other people said, I'm never going to watch this channel again.
That sucked.
And to be completely honest, it seems like we're heading in a good trajectory as a show here if that's the kind of feedback we're getting.
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Now, as we talk about tonight, we're going to go over the top debate moments because I think one of the weirdest parts, we'll start with one of the weirdest things from last night.
A lot of people are talking about this quote from Tim Waltz.
Yeah, I mean, look, dude, he does have, you know, I'll just say, somebody, I'm not saying this because this would obviously be cruel, but I found an account today where someone said, what school shooter was he talking about?
Who was he friends with, right?
Oh, I guess it's, oh, yeah, here it is.
So someone asked me if it was this guy.
There's an account called Tim Walz's Retarded Gay Son Parody.
So if you say you're joking at the end of things, it makes it okay.
Now, I told people not to go after his retarded son because it's not good.
And his son's retarded and gay.
You know, unfortunately, things like this do happen with the way our water source is going.
No, but I mean, to me, this is a sign that it was a loss, like of a debate when like all you can get is a four-second clip that's just like, oh, he said he's friends with school shooters.
Yeah, you know, like, if you can't even, like, it's not even similar to anything else, but he's like, yeah, I got a lot of friends that are school shooters.
Also, too, one thing that I forgot to mention from the outset, but we're actually using a new software tonight where we can pin chats and it shows super chats on the screen.
So if you want to mention to watch a certain six-hour long documentary, whatever you guys want to put in the chat tonight, if you want to send a Rumble rant, that's the only place where we're monetized right now, go ahead and get that on the screen because we're testing it out tonight.
Well, yeah, but I mean, on top of that, I mean, some of the people in the comments here were just like, what I don't understand here is this glazing of this like look.
Like, this is why I feel sort of pathetic.
If you can bring up my Brian Cam here on the screen, one of the weirdest parts about this entire debate is like people are like, dude, this guy's the perfect pick.
He knows how to look at a camera.
So first of all, never got his makeup routine.
The Maybelline makeup routine never happened.
And I'm still sort of still upset about this because he does wear eyeliner and it looks good.
It reminds me, I used to wear, I used to wear a little bit of makeup in high school, particularly black nail polish sometimes.
But JD Vance just looks like a pudgy, sort of like billowy, soft.
Like he, you know, you ever seen Adeb from Napoleon Dynamite when she's describing her the set when she's going to take their pictures, Kip's pictures.
Well, I mean, I was saying at the very beginning of the debate last night that he does look a lot better.
I mean, in the previous public appearances that he's been in, he's looked a lot chubbier.
So he's lost some weight.
And, you know, he has those like piercing A-10 blue eyes.
So he has that going for him.
Also, he's the first presidential or vice presidential candidate, in this case, someone who's running for that high of an office to have a beard in, I think, over 80 years.
Like they do like pretty nice rugs and like pretty nice like for 18-year-old girls who smoke weed to put on their on their walls like tapestries from Amazon.
There will be no show on Monday, but we got other shows for you today.
We're supposed to have Myron on tomorrow night, and then whatever's going on Friday, we'll see what's going on Friday.
Maybe involving my friend, Eddie in the Deep.
But no, no, no, no.
Just kidding.
So, JD Vance, by the way, so had a critique of Kamala Harris.
And I thought this was the biggest takeaway.
Personally, like the reason why this seems, this VP debate reminded me of the debates of the primaries of the candidates that were going against Trump.
Do you remember people like, dude, Vivek Ramaswamy Mamiki or whatever his name was?
You know, he's really, really won.
Won what?
What?
You're the smartest person with Down syndrome?
Good for you.
Like, he's winning what?
He's just, he's bootlicking to get credibility and power.
So you'll suck his, you write his dick.
You know, Ben Guzar.
You'll write his dick so that he can get power and influence because he already got money and he's done with the money and it's, you know, he's did it through pharmaceuticals, very, very upstanding individual.
Right.
And, you know, he's like a normal individual with a very average IQ.
He's just, you know, he has his own money, so he's not bond paid for by direct donors.
Yeah, I tried to ask him some very important questions.
He wouldn't answer any of them.
And this is not a disc, by the way, on Laura Loomer, because I like Laura Loomer.
And so this is not, I'm not talking shit, Laura, because I know you see these clips.
But Laura was kind of glazing his balls a little bit, you know, like, because she's like, she's a pro-Republican.
She was like, she was sort of like doing her shtick.
You know, she goes after the right people and she glazes the right people.
She's a talent.
I like her.
And he responded to her.
And then other people were like, Vivek, you know, you're awesome.
Thank you.
And then when I tried to ask him a real question, he would ignore me.
It was like several times until his security literally physically grabbed me and threw me.
So, and it's like, that's what they think when you're at the RNC and you're trying to ask them real questions about Israel or about, you know, the COVID shots or anything.
They don't want to talk about it unless it's pre-prepared, which is why I think these people are faking gay.
I go in the background.
I go behind the scenes.
I talk to people.
They suck.
But JD Vance, it's really hard because I don't know if he sucks.
He's just, he's a freshman senator and now he's the vice president candidate.
That just seems to me to be suspicious.
It's a suspicious rise to power.
You're on your first term as your first office ever, and then all of a sudden now you're the vice president candidate.
Yeah, like it's like some house of cards shit where it's just like, oh, like, you know, someone got caught up in a sex scandal, then killed themselves, and all of a sudden there was like a snap election to like put someone into place, and all of a sudden they got tapped to be a VP.
I'm glad you're not going to be in any other scandals other than destroying the Republic of the United States of America.
Thank you so much for that, sir.
I want to play this video here, though, where JD Vance does point out what I was thinking was: what are we debating?
Like, when Kamala gets into power, we're going to have four years of the same, which is, by the way, when we watch this, people go, nothing ever happens.
No, we got into a Ukraine war.
We're getting into an expanded Israel war, right?
We have two fronts on Israel.
We have another front in Ukraine.
We have massive inflation because of the Inflation Reduction Act, which was, you know, was always going to cause problems.
Well, I want to thank Governor Waltz, you folks at CBS, and of course the American people for tuning in this evening.
And one of the issues we didn't talk about was energy.
And I remember when I was being raised by my grandmother when she didn't have enough money to turn on the heat some nights because Ohio gets pretty cold at night and because money was often very tight.
And I believe, as a person who wants to be your next vice president, that we are a rich and prosperous enough country where every American, whether they're rich or poor, ought to be able to turn on their heat in the middle of a cold winter night.
That's gotten more difficult thanks to Kamala Harris's energy policies.
I believe that whether you're rich or poor, you ought to be able to afford a nice meal for your family.
That's gotten harder because of Kamala Harris's policies.
I believe that whether you're rich or poor, you ought to be able to afford to buy a house.
You ought to be able to live in safe neighborhoods.
You ought to not have your communities flooded with fentanyl.
And that too has gotten harder with Kamala because of Kamala Harris's policies.
Now, I've been in politics long enough to do what Kamala Harris does when she stands before the American people and says that on day one, she's going to work on all these challenges I just listed.
She's been the vice president for three and a half years.
Day one was 1,400 days ago, and her policies have made these problems worse.
Now, I believe that we have the most beautiful country in the world.
I meet people on the campaign trail who can't afford food, but have the grace and generosity to ask me how I'm doing and to tell me they're praying for my family.
What that has taught me is that we have the greatest country, the most beautiful country, the most incredible people anywhere in the world.
But they're not going to be able to achieve their full dreams with the broken leadership that we have in Washington.
They're not going to be able to live their American dream if we do the same thing that we've been doing for the last three and a half years.
We need change.
We need a new direction.
We need a president who has already done this once before and did it well.
Please vote for Donald Trump.
And whether you vote for me or vote for Tim Walz, I just want to say I'm so proud to be doing this and I'm rooting for you.
Yeah, but well, I mean, I was talking about this last night, but like, I mean, I didn't get into politics because I liked the nice, overly scripted, like, you know, very advisor, heavy rhetoric.
Like, it's like, you know, a lot of people, I think, got into politics in the last few years because of Trump or last like six, seven, eight years because of Trump.
And it's like, now we're right back to where the guy is like thanking the other guy on stage.
It's like, no, like, I want to see each other at like at their necks.
I want to see each other like tearing each other apart.
Usually they say before you get into the Black Hawk Down other version, you should always do wordplay.
You start that, and then you say Ryan's privates.
So one of the things was Andrew Tate was like more proof women shouldn't vote.
Now, there's not a lot to break down in this, but I do take this as a really interesting thing.
Like, I love women, how it's like, who should I vote for?
And it's all based on appearance and how they make them feel.
And that's not a bad thing.
Women based a lot of their decisions off of how things feel, okay?
Like genuinely.
And one of the funny things was, like, they feel a certain way.
And we know this.
Like, this is why the Me Too woman, all this stuff ends up being bullshit, because women do stuff for how they'll look in public, right?
How they'll be perceived.
So with Amber Heard, for instance, she'll cry on a testimony and lie and cry because she's too far in and she doesn't want to just say, you know what, now I fucked up or I lied or whatever.
She triples down.
And women come out, and since they voted, there's been a direct correlation with the decline of our nation.
Because you cannot run elections off of how people feel.
There are other cultures who do that too.
There are cultures that are more about feeling than intellect, like African culture.
It's more about vibes and feeling and the ancestors.
And that doesn't mean all black people are like that.
That doesn't mean all women vote like that.
But this is the even harder part.
When you point out the overarching trends of minority voters, of woman voters, and you say, this is why our founding fathers didn't give you guys the right to vote.
Because there's no such thing as a right to vote.
A vote is earned and your guys' biological inferences of who you are limit you to be able to vote because you're not, you weren't built and designed cognitively to make those kind of decisions.
You end up voting like this.
What do they always say?
I don't vote like that.
And you go, this is why you can't vote because you don't understand the overarching statistical analysis.
Even when you tell girls who vote the way that I think is good to vote, that our founding fathers would be proud of, they still defend women's right to vote and go, but I'm not like that.
And my friends are not like that.
You don't even know how to look outside of your own immediate sphere of influence and realize that just because you and your friends vote conservatively and protect our nation does not mean that women don't objectively vote progressive left, not just moderate left, progressive left.
It's the progressive ideals are from women and the psyop of blaming white women is a Jewish psyop.
I'm just saying it is.
It's women not Jewish women vote more liberal than white women.
He was I was talking to a to a to a friend of mine yesterday's black.
I forgot, like what the what the initial topic was that we started off with.
But you know like, once you're talking about broad, macro subjects, like you spend, or you tend to speak in generalities because it's going to be too hard to like get into the nitty-gritty of like, oh well, certain groups and there's like certain subgroups or whatever.
And then he was like well, you know, like all black people aren't a monolith, and I'm just like okay well, for the sake of this argument, like I'm not going to talk about every individual person, like you know, if I say that most of a group votes a certain way, it's probably true, like it's just like you know, like I mean people, but like that's why prejudices and stereotypes even exist, is because people, there's pattern recognition.
But I think that for people like that, for women and you know, let's just be honest and non-whites blacks, whatever I think that because they don't have a penchant For pattern recognition.
That's why they can't even comprehend those things.
They say, oh, well, you know, not all women is a monolith, or not all women are in one monolith, or not all Hispanics or blacks or whatever.
It's just like, okay, but we as higher IQ individuals, I think, and I'm on the lower end still, maybe because I'm half Mexican, but we have some, at least pattern recognition, where we see that people are voting in a certain way, and we can at least identify that, whereas these people can't.
Governor, you say trust the experts, but those same experts for 40 years said that if we shipped our manufacturing base off to China, we'd get cheaper goods.
They lied about that.
They said if we shipped our industrial base off to other countries to Mexico and elsewhere, it would make the middle class stronger.
They were wrong about that.
They were wrong about the idea that if we made America less self-reliant, less productive in our own nation, that it would somehow make us better off.
And they were wrong about it.
And for the first time in a generation, Donald Trump had the wisdom and the courage to say to that bipartisan consensus, We're not doing it anymore.
Like, why does it have to be so polished, prim, and proper, right?
Why can't you just be like, hey, Tim Walt, your son's a retard fat.
No, I'm just kidding.
But like, why can't you actually come out a little harder and say, Tim, you are the guy?
Like, this is all I want to hear.
Are you ready for this?
Go to me.
Full screen, please.
Elijah can, please.
Tim Walt, you are the governor of Minnesota, the heartland of where the George Floyd riots broke out and started off the most divisive and destructive modern event in history.
An event so atrocious as an American, I'm sure that we'd rather relive January 6th every day than to go through a single month suffering with what you allowed the country to go through.
And it kicked off because you held back the National Guard.
You guilt-tripped the mayors.
You took part in calling Trump and asking him to get the public off of your ass.
You came running and crawling to Donald Trump to fix your reputation while you tried to keep your state together.
And in the meantime, we found out you were also ordering people to stay inside.
You were telling the police to shoot people with paintball guns who wanted to go out on their porch.
You were a totalitarian.
Like you would tell them stuff.
You're a totalitarian.
You're a dictator.
The only thing limiting you was the fact that people didn't like you.
You couldn't get national attention or even local support.
And on top of that, you used the cover of BLM and their destruction to hide all of the torment and the problems that you've made Minnesotans suffer through.
Like, why don't you go into that and saying, like, you've been under the guise of their destruction.
They don't see what you've been doing behind the scenes.
And if you see what happened in Minnesota around George Floyd, that's going to be what America will be.
Yeah, you know, he was ordering people to, he was trying to tell the police to get these pepper balls and shoot people on their porches with pepper balls that were out front during COVID.
They didn't end up going through with it.
But like, why didn't you, you want to be like, hey, guys, this guy wanted people to shoot Americans.
Now, I saw some people on Twitter being like, oh, you know, we were telling people like months ago that JD Vance was a good pick and like, you know, we're owed apologies now, blah, blah, whatever.
And I'm just like, off of the performance from last night, that's like, that's what you're doing a victory lap over?
Like, I mean, as you just mentioned, there's not even many like clippable moments from the debate last night, but everyone's acting like he just, like, you know, I saw some headlines today too, where it's just like, oh, he demolished them.
He like molly-whopped them, blah, blah, whatever.
I'm just like, you know, I mean, as our good friend Earl Gray over here was saying last night, like they probably should have just kissed and probably would have been a lot more entertaining last night because it was not as stellar of a performance as people are making out to be.
But it's just all the dick writers.
It's all the people who are either getting paid by the Trump campaign directly or by Trump surrogates and they have to keep the checks flowing.
Yeah, but I want to check because even if we are going to change this, like the schedule, or if we're going to do pre-produced content or whatever we're going to do, like twice a week, do live streams or whatever we're going to do.
I just want to see because ultimately I'm going to see what's the best timing for our audience, what people want.
Because I feel like a lot of people can't make this time.
And I'm feeling better.
All of a sudden, I can't explain it, guys.
I stopped smoking my vape and I started getting energy to last all day now.
Well, Polymarket put out this poll that the presidential election winner is still segmented to be Kamal Harris.
Isn't that crazy?
America's crazy.
In just this one website in Polymarket, they've bet $196 million on Kamal Harris and $198 million.
There's almost half a billion dollars on this one website bet on the election.
We got to buy into this though.
Again, I don't promote betting to anyone.
So like, I just always say that I don't, I do gamble a little bit, but I don't think it's good to, if you don't, if you have a problem with gambling or if you, um, it's against your conscience or whatever, then don't.
And I don't, same thing with smoking.
I smoke cigars, but I don't promote it.
I don't tell people to, but, but I am going to bet on this.
And here's the hard part is, should I bet on who I want to win or who I think is going to win?
Because I mean, it's like people like, like, once they'll bet on their hometown team for like football, even though they know that their hometown team sucks.
And then, you know, it's nice if they do win because then it's like, oh, like your guys won your hometown team won.
And you made some money, but most of the time, it's like, it's like, it's like going with your brain over your heart.
If I work for corporations, I'm pretty limited on what I can say, what I can advertise and not.
On this show, the reason why I don't do sports betting anymore, and I used to do sports betting on this show, but I don't do on this show is because the target is young men.
And I have quite a few friends who have gambling addictions now and family members and stuff.
It's like in Chicago on the train, there'd be guys who play this thing where it's like they have like a ball and then they have a cup and then they'll just three low cups.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And they swap it around.
It's like these black guys from the south side.
And then the red line train in Chicago goes from far north side to far south side.
So it's like it kind of connects the city in that way.
But what they would do is they would prey on the college kids who would ride the train because they would have one guy who like comes in and then it's like, oh, like he bets $20, whatever.
And then the guy who's like running the whole thing loses, quote unquote.
So it's like, oh, like he just wants the money and everyone's watching.
And then like, oh, then I like, I can win some money.
So some person, some schmuck from like DePaul or something comes over, puts down $100, and then they do their thing, whatever, and then they steal $100 from him.
And then so it's like, that's like one example of how they can get you with gambling.
And then you think that you have the upper hand, but as you know, the house always has the upper hand once it comes to gambling, too.
But it's funny because it's like on the train, too.
It's like people are just going to work, going to school, and then they're just switching around the call thing, whatever.
But have you ever seen with like online gambling sites once they have live dealers and it yeah, yeah, and they pull their tits out and stuff and they're at gunpoint.
No, but so it could, so the hooker, so then you could do this.
It's the meat sacrifice to idols, right?
Everyone knows in Corinth, there was the idea of, okay, you would smell Christians eating meat.
And the reason why it was stumbling to other Christians when you would smell the good aroma of the meat is because the meat was cooked at the temple and it was sold at the temple, which they were having orgies.
So Christians would smell Christians cooking meat and think, well, we know you got it from the temple gate.
And obviously, let's not play stupid.
You're a grown-ass man.
I don't know how dangerous the city was.
You probably had to go get the meat.
You went out to the meat.
Maybe your meat got got too.
You know what I mean?
So you're going to the orgy house.
It's like being like, it's like essentially today, like going and picking up steaks at a brothel, right?
So that's what they did.
So then it would be like, well, this is a bad example because now if all the Christians are cooking this meat, everyone knows they're going to the brothel.
And so what kind of example is this?
So, you know, Paul started talking about, you know, what is what is, you know, lawful, but not beneficial.
And obviously that, you know, some people can eat the meat and they don't go into the orgies and it doesn't shear their conscience.
And some people can even take the meat and still eat it and doesn't do it.
But you shouldn't offer the meat to someone if it's going to stumble them.
Like, you know what I mean?
Like, you shouldn't be like, no, no, like trying to convince someone, hey, no, it's, you don't have to be in the orgy.
Like, somebody may not have the self-will to not go and do that.
They might, you know, go to get the roast beef and get their beef roasted.
So the way that I look at it is like, there's a lot of things like that where it's like.
I have a lot of friends who are like, they're like sober for like six months and then like they call me two weeks later and then they're like getting hookers and doing cocaine.
Yeah, that's how addictions normally work is that like people like, because you know, normally when people fall into an addiction, it's because they just don't have self-control.
So it's like that one domino falls and then everything else falls after that.
I think it's kind of so I know a lot of people say a lot of things, but in my case, I think the best thing I've heard, I think it's a lot of it's a personality.
So like I'll hear people like, oh, it's an alcoholic's personality or like, no, it's not, that's not what it is.
It's that a lot of people are very anxious and they're unsettled in their own thoughts and they're looking for something to deal with that.
Now, the problem is, is like with anything, you build tolerance, especially with things like alcohol or whatever.
They can lead you into risky sexual situations.
It can lead you to drugs, right?
So, you know, the vices can snowball into addictions, right?
Because all of a sudden, maybe you're even fine with alcohol.
Like I know people who've had drug addictions, but they go to AA and they can't drink because it's like they have an addiction to cocaine, but they only do cocaine when they're drinking.
And then so they don't drink because then like that kind of thing or like be like heroin or whatever, you know?
So I get it, but I think that it's number one, a personality.
There is a genetic component for real, but I think it's a personality.
But also I think people with high IQs and stuff tend to fall into a lot of these because it's troublesome in your brain.
And you're looking for some way to deal with it.
So some people are drinking because they just want to have a good night and just go out.
And some people are trying to drink because they want to, you know, get their anxiety down because they want to sleep with a girl and they're afraid of approaching.
Some people are drinking because they don't know how to enjoy the night and be around people, but they have the desire to be around people.
But there's so much going on that like drinking or doing drugs or getting high or whatever like eases them in to social situations.
So I think that's a personality.
And I also think too that there's like a lot of that comes from, where does that come from?
I think a lot of it comes from, this is going to sound so gay about childhood trauma, but I was going to say a lot of it comes from like not fixing things earlier on in life.
So you end up with like chemical imbalances.
You're up with a lot of problems.
Everyone's got their own opinion on this stuff.
They'll sell you a book.
I'm not selling you a book or a course.
I think that's why to me, I think that a lot of people work on full abstinence or whatever.
But I think a lot of overcoming this stuff is working on your personality because everybody meets the ex-alcoholic that's a chain smoking cigarettes.
And like, they're not fixing that sense, you know?
They're not fixing that.
But I mean, hey, a lot of people in the chat are in recovery and stuff too.
No, but I'm sitting in the middle of that, though, is I think people realize this too, that probably a lot of recovery is beginning to work on yourself.
And so for me as myself, I have been able to really, like, I find myself that I have to be careful and put guards up.
If I find myself that I'm like starting to party or do things like, or I go and get like, you know, or I find something going that direction, I have to like pull the reins back.
And the best, the best thing that messes it up for me is if I'm going in a bad direction is a lack of structure and a lack of consistency.
So like moving, changing groups, changing this.
It's hard to like stay consistent in your personality when everything's changing around you.
Well, yeah, but that's why it's the meat sacrifices.
It's like you have to understand that you can't, as that guy who's trying to argue with someone, don't try to, you have to understand people who are judging you too.
Going, I get how this could be judged.
Like, that's my point.
It's like you got to be sensitive both ways.
And if you want to take a liberty and do something like that, then understand that some people are going to be offended by it and you shouldn't try to tell them, Hey, you should come with me.
And it's fine.
We can do it because that might not be fine for them.
So Christians don't realize some things are fine for others.
So, those of you guys that are watching on YouTube, we're going to do the rest of the show on Rumble and on Censor TV and Locals.
Listen, things are going in a really positive direction, especially with my HIV results, which in that case, positivity is a bad thing.
Everyone says, What can be wrong about something positive?
Well, if it's a current, an electrical current in water, it could kill you.
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You might have went to New York.
But no, but on the side, we are going in a fantastic direction.
For instance, like Todd is here, my old producer is here.
He's helping us build out the other studio.
He wants to do some street content.
We're creating like a whole new structure and like really good content.
We're not going to go away from just live streaming to doing pre-produced stuff, different things going on.
But basically, what's going to happen is we're only going to be streaming on like censored locals and Rumble.
Probably before the end of the year, we're going to be there only.
And then we're going to flip, you know, partway through at the end to being only on censored with a bonus segment at the end.
Because we just really don't like YouTube.
And we'll put clips up on YouTube.
You can still find us on there if you're watching.
Occasionally, we may stream on there.
Occasionally, just if there's like a big event, like a debate or something, so that you guys can know that we're live.
But you guys really got to support alt tech.
So we went ahead and set up new tech.
Brian and Mike worked really hard because I know it was dropping the other day because Rumble has its own issues.
So now we've kind of like switched some of the hardware and software in the studio around so that it kind of doesn't put as much burden on their servers so that we can have smoother streams.
We're really trying to work on this longer for you guys because we know that there's problems with alt tech.
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right everybody ladies and gentlemen boys and girls so back you're happy you know guys So, give and take, give or take, Mike has got some good ideas and some bad ideas.
Uh, he wanted to do a debate stream last night.
The bad idea was expecting me to have my shit together for it.
The good idea tonight, he thought we weren't going to do a stream tonight, and I said, No, we're doing streams every night this week.
We're giving the people what they want, which is mediocre entertainment with a lack of preparation and low energy right into their devices that are cooking their balls, giving them cancer, and lowering the sperm count.
Yeah, that's gonna be against the rules in the chat, yeah.
You can't be actually gay in the chat, you can only be fake gay in the chat, uh, but you can be gay at the after party, yeah.
Um, but uh, that's that's the key thing, all right.
Let's talk about some of the other stuff going on here.
So, this is a real story, so this is kind of crazy.
So, uh, I was today, I was telling my wife, this is a really good, a really good lesson.
You know, I was explaining to her multiple times that, you know, in the world, not to get ever get too comfortable with our life because everything could get taken away in a moment.
Some fucking jackass could sue you, you know, people could complain about sexism.
You know what I mean?
You could tell your boss he's going to hell because he's Mormon.
Yeah, what was kind of weird, though, is at that time, I all of a sudden I went there and I started finding my cousin attractive, which I thought there was some Muslim energy going on there.
I like Mormons, but I just want to remind you: the Mormonism that you follow today of the last 25 years was a coalition decision by the church to try to be accepted as Christians rather than a cult because they are a cult.
And they wanted to be accepted.
So they moved away from a lot of the stranger theology that they were teaching in the church.
They've watered things down and then they started calling themselves the Jesus Christ, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, LDS, rather than Mormons.
They went away from the Mormon Mormonism to LDS so that they could have Jesus Christ in their name.
And it is a very interesting thing.
And the reason why it's hard to believe that there's anything wrong with Mormonism theologically is because the people are really nice.
I just found out the other day once I was going through our company Hard Drive that you've had him on the show before, if you know who I'm talking about.
He goes by Kai Schwemmer, otherwise known as Kai Cliffs.
And actually he's doing his little two-year thing where they go away and then they do like the missionary service or whatever.
And I think he's in like Peru or some other like South American country or whatever.
But yeah, super nice guy in good shape.
You know, he's a good speaker.
So it's like, you know, I have nothing but positive things to say about that.
But you know, same thing with Jehovah's Witnesses too.
It's like they're nicest people in the world, but they just believe in some weird shit and then they coerce people into believing it by love bombing them.
I would much rather try to convert a Mormon girl than a lib girl, right?
So like if the point was because I think a lot of women, just like with politics, with religion, a lot of times they're like, oh, I just grew up, my family's Mormon and stuff.
And I think Mormon women can be saved, no pun intended.
But it's like, I would much rather go with a woman who's like bred to be a family-centric person, right?
And like, and like the ideals of family.
Like, I actually really love my family.
And I think it's interesting because I do meet guys who don't like their family.
Just take a nap and you'll be fine in the morning.
But genuinely, which you would know about this now too, better, this is not an offense, but even better than like, you know, getting married or whatever, I don't feel like I had a family until I had a kid.
Like, it's like, now you're like, okay, this is a family now.
Marriage is marriage, but you're not a family.
I don't like that.
Like, this is the newest family.
No, no, no.
You're a family when you have kids and I have another one coming.
And I feel like we can't stop.
Like, we got to just keep pumping them out.
Like, again, so with Mormons, they have that ideology of family-centric where they care a lot about having children.
They push the children aspect.
And to me, that's one of the hottest.
Like when my wife said she wouldn't have like six kids at least, I was like, oh, let's go.
Because honestly, I really do.
I really do love kids.
And even more, I wanted to be a pediatrician originally.
That's what I was going to school for originally.
Because I was like, oh, I want to help kids who are sick or whatever.
And now pediatricians are killing kids.
So that's not good.
But once you have your own kids, it changes everything.
Like, you fuck, I know it sounds redundant, but it's true.
You're like, you love.
Well, and I say too, the only closest thing to having your own kids, which is by example in life, for me at least is being an uncle.
Like you get a kind of a vibe of that.
You actually like the kids.
You don't care if they're stinky.
You like, you know, let them slobber on you or whatever.
Like, you don't care when you're an uncle, but when you're your kids, my son threw up into my mouth and I didn't care.
I went straight from having no nieces, no nephews, no brothers, no siblings, no nothing to just having a baby.
So it's like kind of a big jump.
But yeah, I mean, like, yeah, like you do get used to it.
And yeah, like it is interesting because for the first maybe, I mean, I was married with my wife for, I think, a year and a half before she got pregnant.
But it is surreal because it's like, you know, because that whole time, you're just doing your thing.
You're working.
You're hanging out at home.
You're watching Game of Thrones, blah, blah, whatever.
And then it's like you have a whole nother human that you have to care for every single day.
Which one thing I've thought about too, I mean, it's crazy that humans have even got to the point that they're at right now because every other animal is like completely self-sufficient once they pop out.
But babies, you have to like support their head.
If you're not supporting their head, they're like flopping over.
But you don't understand that love where you feel like your kid's in danger.
And that's why I understand God a lot better now.
And that sounds, you might have heard that, but I'm like, dude, there's nothing my son could do to make me hate him except for except for, I don't know, become transgender or something.
Yeah, actually, one of Gavin McNiss's lines, Gavin said that he was like an atheist until he had his first kid.
And then he looked at his daughter's heel, I think it was.
And then he was just like, there's no way that that just happened by chat, which is like, by the way, it's like the most underwhelming part of the, like, I mean, the hand is very complex.
The hand, the foot, the brain, but it's like, instead, he decided to look at the heel and then was like, oh, this is the thing that is, you know, is proof of God.
I think Mike, but Mike's been around enough content.
So if you ever noticed this, the reason why Mike's able to do so well on the show is I feel like you've watched so much content in your life that you already have a presence.
It's like people who have listened to a lot of music and suddenly they just learn an instrument, they pick up on it, they just know how to play it.
Yeah, I honestly just imitate other podcasters when I'm on the show.
I'm probably very different on the show versus when we're just hanging out or once we're like, because I mean, pretty much during the day, I mean, Elijah is how he is off camera, on camera.
You're talking all the time.
So it's just like natural for you.
I'm not.
I'm just like, I'm working all the time.
I'm always doing something behind the scenes.
So it's just like, I actually didn't even, you know, like initially once I first started working with Elijah, it wasn't even my plan to like ever be on the show.
No, it was my plan because when I originally started slightly offensive, the goal was, was to get, like, this is why I don't like part of the reason why I don't like having women on sometimes is because like other women I've worked with in the past, like they're not as good as people think.
And so they're just women.
So people give them like, they have less standards for the quality of their work.
Like when women just have a lower like expectation, which is like, you ever see girls getting hired as sportscasters and stuff?
Like, you ever see two big reasons why some girls are getting hired as sportscasters?
Like normally, normally this type of stuff happens and then it's resolved within an hour.
And I mean, rightfully so, because I mean, could you imagine if you just like, yeah, like, I mean, it's not only terrifying, but I mean, you know, we know.
But do you know what's even funnier than the glitch?
The bank glitch is that people noticed today that at Bank of America, the bank accounts went to zero, but everybody's credit card balances stayed consistent.
To not touch for a year one thing to have that, but to like not need to touch it for a year it's like yeah, here's 500k, I don't need to touch this yeah well yeah, and I mean i've always considered um, moving my money over to uh credit Unions because I mean, with credit unions they offer better uh, better loan rates, stuff like that.
So i've just never got around to it, and you know.
But there are advantages to banking with the big banks, but of course, then you're always susceptible to big hacks like this um, and then also too, like it's just, you won't get as favorable stuff with the big banks.
Yeah, if they ask you, if they ask you uh, let me go ahead and go here uh, to something very interesting, by the way, people Roblox, by the way, genuine thing, Brianna Moreo is uh, is a neighbor here and we want to have her back on the show.
So if you guys, this is not a joke i'm not asking to troll here.
Um, Breanna Morello was on.
If you enjoyed having her on and also if you want to have her on send, write nice comments on the last video and say Brianna was so awesome.
Send her dm, say I really enjoyed seeing you on.
Slightly offensive, this is not a joke.
Um, she's a neighbor here.
We're trying to make we're trying to make good friends with neighbors that are around here.
It's like kind of like in when I was in Blaze, I got a lot of people to move to the area.
We're now currently working on getting everyone to move here.
Yeah um, so we can just have regular friends on.
She happens to live here as well and so we want to have her as, like you know, normal fun part of like the gang or whatever.
Um, but we know that we're a pretty intense show and we know that people that are in the news it might be a bit of an adjustment to be on a show like this.
So she's been a super good sport.
We've enjoyed her on a lot.
But go ahead and dm her or whatever on on uh, on x or whatever.
And i'm this is serious be like yo, I.
Yeah, you're great, fantastic.
Thanks for coming on and like being a good sport.
Uh, because we just want to encourage our guests and um, I always, when people are new here, I want to make it a good effort to actually be a good audience and like, let them know we enjoyed them, give them good feedback.
Yeah she yeah, she definitely brings balance to this show.
As I said last night, it's like this is like a group project in college and then she's the one who does all the work and then, and then we're just the ones who show up on the last day, and then we, and then we read one slide of the presentation.
And if you're wondering why I can recall that analogy so well, it's because I went through that plenty of times in college.
Is this real if we switch into into a segment right now about some funny hypocritical stuff about Israel and the Jews?
Is that gonna, are you guys gonna leave or are you guys gonna stay?
I don't usually do this.
So one's in the chat if you're fine moving to the segment or twos in the chat if you're burned out by this topic and you just want to like talk about something else.
Because I did have some funny shit here that I thought was pretty pretty pretty hilarious.
Like moments where you know when people like are like mad like you'll see people like basically tweet out like Lauren Chen took money from Russia?
Anyone taking money from a foreign country should never be involved in conservative politics while they have like an Israeli flag in their bio.
And also too, someone said about Brianna, they said that sadly she is not anti-Semitic.
Yeah, that may be true.
I mean, we aren't either, obviously, but she did drop the IQ red pill last night, which actually surprised me.
And it's good to, it's good to see that people are like, you know, that's actually starting to become more and more mainstream, which is crazy that Jared Taylor is still banned from Twitter.
So, you know, also, let's unban Jared Taylor from Twitter because that's completely, this doesn't make any sense.
So on a funny note, you know, Constantin Kisson, if you go to my screen here, it's funny because right now a lot of people are talking about rooting out anti-Semitism in our country.
But when they talk about it, it's like they're talking about themselves.
They just have like the players wrong.
It's like when Mark Cuban said that the mainstream media slants conservative.
He's like, it's right wing.
The mainstream media just slants conservative.
You do got it right.
It slants, but you just got it flipped.
Well, Constantine Kisson, who's like one of these James Lindsay, like pseudo-intellectuals, right?
But I do know that these are like the very pro-Zionist side who tend to like, they like to platform the more liberal side of the right to try to like make the right only.
So that's ironic because I noticed that he was gatekeeping a lot on this issue and was like intentionally – they intentionally platform certain types of right-wingers that are more libertarian, more liberal and intentionally keep – this is what I always tell people.
They keep the real conservative people off so that they kind of normalize that this is the standard of what right-wing is.
And it's sort of, it waters down the value system.
That's how I got a job.
By the way, I'm not talking shit.
I got a job because they thought I was gay and Jewish.
I'm not joking.
That's a real story.
I literally got a job because they thought I was gay and Jewish from LA and they got it half right.
So it is interesting, though, when these people who are these gatekeepers, you know, they come out and they start saying like, you know, it's really bad if we let foreign countries and people with nefarious ideas control our universities and our governments and our media.
And I'm glad that you pointed that out because, yeah, it's like one thing, because I mean, you know, this is more of a casual show.
We have fun.
We joke around, whatever.
But it's like they take themselves dead serious.
And then, and by the way, I mean, I don't know if you remember when they had Pearl on, they just browbeat her into disavowing Nick Fuentes, which she didn't do.
But I mean, they seriously spent like probably 20, 30 minutes of their episode with her just trying to browbeat her into disavowing Nick Fuentes.
So, you know, there are all these like intellectual dark web types who are all for free speech or whatever until it's someone that they don't agree with on a very specific topic.
And then all of a sudden they have to kind of beat them into submission.
So it's just, you know, part for the course for these things.
He's like that robot looking guy who like who like wears the same suit.
He has like no tone in his voice, no emphasis, no nothing.
Yeah, but yeah, but somehow he can still get all of the best interviews.
Like he like interviewed Ye, he interviewed Elon Musk, all the biggest people.
I mean, I think it's a total psyop.
I think he's like funded by someone that we just don't know who it is.
But I mean, that's kind of like the, Oh, which also too, by the way, if I'm not mistaken, if you like any tweet that's critical of him, he'll find you and then block you.
I'm blocked by him.
And I'm really like, I have like 3,000 followers on Twitter.
I'm nobody on Twitter.
He, yeah, he searched me out, blocked me.
And also, too, like, he has a picture in front of this, like, chalkboard at a college because he says that he went to Harvard and he taught there.
So, but like, that's, that's just saying that, like, these people have like a very sketchy background and then they feel like they kind of come out of nowhere.
So, I mean, that's why it's kind of good being on this type of show where it's like, there's kind of this like this cloak, this cloak that we kind of donned upon ourselves where we can like get away with stuff like that.
Yeah, which by the way, I mean, anyone in this generation, anyone millennial or younger, you know, maybe this is just me because I'm retarded, much like my friend Elijah over here.
But like I get through 20 pages of a book and then my attention span just does not allow me to get through the rest of it.
I don't know if anyone else has a problem in the chat.
But yeah, like I have this problem all the time where it's like, even if it's a book that I'm really interested in reading, I just like can't get more or can't get past more than 20 pages without like having to go check my phone or do something else.
It's a really bad problem, but I have a bunch of books on my shelf that are just still unfinished.
The thing is, I have read a lot of Hitler's writings.
What?
I have read a lot of them.
And the thing is, is that I didn't disagree with basically anything he said except his anti-Semitism, which I would like to come out and just say was repulsive.
And it's not to downplay any of this stuff, but like with RFK Jr. also, it is interesting to me.
And this remains one of the topics that canceling doesn't really work anymore.
Because I don't know, is it that we're so inundated with information or that we're so tired of the cancel culture that when people like say stuff like, you know, even when you hear that like celebrities like eating babies, you go, oh, I'm more concerned about who's not.
You know, like things don't really like, we're all jaded maybe.
Like you read, like I read this and it's just like, I doubt this does anything, but 20 years ago, this would have ended his career.
I think it's for the same reason why they put our, like, they, they, they put out articles.
Well, like, you know, it's kind of like cliche, I'd say it, but it's like the whole like fat acceptance movement because, you know, once your testosterone starts to raise, once you start to go to the gym or whatever, people become more inherently right-wing because then they don't feel like they have to have big daddy government bail them out or save them or protect them.
It's not enough to promote women's rights, quote unquote, but they have to make sure that there's not even defense from that, which would be men actually being masculine and dangerous, by the way.
I think it's weird that there's somebody out there that's checking everybody's beards for the last 80 years and being like, that goes the first day to have one.
No, but you know what's funny about this is I'm 100% positive that they put these old guys in like Medafanil or something like that that they're not accustomed to it and they don't do enough trials.
Also, just really quickly, why is my internet not working?
While you're pulling that up, you know, I think everyone on screen can see this chat right now, but we got a super chat for $5 that said, got here late.
Did you see Trump say he believes in genetics?
It was subtle.
He said it when he did an interview with Dave Ramsey.
I just did the soy jack face, and I completely regret that because now someone's going to screenshot that and then they're going to use it forever.
So, you know, and I probably just exacerbated that problem by bringing that up because it's going to be the Discord for sure, and someone's going to tag me probably in the next five minutes over it.
So, leftists were roasting after the after the big shout out to Tyler Russell.
Yeah, so, so, uh, so, leftists were actually using this as a roast.
So, I follow a lot of liberals.
I'm in a lot of liberal algorithms, and I thought this was really funny.
There are two types of right-wingers: Alex Clark from Turning Point.
JD is crushing so far.
Pink Ty is a gene is genius.
Best climate change answer I've ever heard a Republican give, let's go!
And then Tyler Russell said, Jews have completely infiltrated the U.S. government and are using it to help create greater Israel and build a third temple and take over the world with AI.
And Republicans are yapping about Tim Waltz putting tampons in his bathrooms.
No, no, but yeah, so I understand a lot of young men, you know, look up to Andrew Tate or, you know, if you're disaffected, you're going to look up to Fuentes and stuff.
And I like these guys.
I think that they're doing really good work.
They're, you know, they're hilarious.
Like, I think Fuentes and Tate, they're good examples.
They're like kind of two different archetypes of a different kind of man with the same sort of like origin story for that type of person, right?
So it's like, they're very different, but people get what I mean here.
But it's like, you know, but I like Tate.
And, you know, I guess he follows me now.
I'd have him on the show.
I'm going to do a show at the end of this month with Fuentes.
I've always been, you know, good.
We've been really good together and good friends.
But I'd rather just have my own ideas and try to be friends with people than to like really get all my ideas from one person.
However, and I do find with the Groipers that when I hear them talk, it's crazy because I will talk to Nick like just the other day outside of things.
And when I'm hearing like random accounts, it seems like I'm talking to him.
I'll say something and be like, you know, the AI is the Jews are using AI to control the Greater Israel.
Like, I don't know why that just sounds like something Nick would like text something.
That sounds like something he would just say.
I don't know anyone else who would claim to say that the Jews are using AI to control the world.
I love how people talk about a stream that he did publicly as if it's like, oh, it's like same thing that they do with you, where it's like, oh, this unearthed Elijah footage.
It's like, that's from a stream that we did where he called himself gay.
One time I said I'm gay on a stream and then someone literally clipped it out, put it this, this dumb fucking ex-prostitute bitch, put it up on her page and was like, expose new footage surfaces Elijah homosexual.
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But isn't that crazy?
They're like, yeah, and my father's really happy to vote for Kamala.
Sir, the last time someone that looked like that voted, they voted for Biden.
You remember that?
A lot of people think that we're voting for Biden.
Well, I don't know about this in particular, but I know the unions in Australia and some other places can get a bit like the teachers union, for example, where people are.
This is saying you're trying to remove labor markets in critical port, in critical industries.
And my point is, is that this, to me, is something that you have to be careful of because when you're, this is kind of like the people who judge a country's value based on their GDP.
It's like, well, it's more efficient.
Yeah, but at what cost?
Like when we, we got cheaper goods by shipping manufacturing overseas, but at what cost?
Right.
Now, now you go into middle America and the towns are not hardworking families.
They're vape shops and like meth addicts.
And they're not saying that in a rude way or they're addicted to Percocet or whatever.
And you've taken out the industry.
You've taken out the value system, the money-making capabilities.
Do you really want to take away family men's abilities to provide for their family?
Okay, that's a so this is an interesting question.
I'm not even a pro-union guy, by the way, but I do like to think about things issue by issue.
And one of the things about unions is, like I said, not all unions are equal.
So it's really important to understand that, you know, it's like saying, like, it's like guys who don't date women because they've dated a few bad ones, right?
It's like, not all women are the same.
And I mean that genuinely.
Yes, they all share similar characteristics.
You can make generalizations, but there are still good women out there.
I'm just kidding.
They're all cold, they're all cold-hearted bitches now, but there aren't as many good ones.
Kez is one of them.
But, you know, when it comes to these, these ideas of like of unions, corporations, what we saw during what, COVID, was that corporations do work with the government to exploit the American populace.
And one of the biggest issues we have today are tech companies exploiting our amendments.
Corporations are working against us.
And I don't like Matt Walsh and other people saying things like, you know, for instance, like, oh, it shouldn't be the government's job to help with childcare.
And it's like, well, it actually should and shouldn't.
Childcare shouldn't really be much of a thing, is actually the point.
The government shouldn't be involved to where we need childcare.
We shouldn't have sold out to Jewish banks to where we have inflation now and a worthless currency so that people have to work.
But also, as we bring in cheap shits, we create a consumerist economy.
You know, you don't need people at home anymore.
Everything's fast and quick and easy.
You don't need no one to cook.
You skip McDonald's.
What kind of country do you want?
What value system do you want?
And I believe that unions fighting against automation is a noble cause.
And again, people say, like, oh, not, you know, some automation in the chat can lead to what?
Jobs in other sectors.
Yes and no.
Okay, this lack of college educated white man particularly, but lack of college educated man in the United States now, because I guess we're so diverse.
That's a sector of jobs they're trying to destroy so that you basically either have to go to college and become a faggot or you essentially can't have a family.
You're a man.
You're going to have to work a job.
And I want our country to have jobs for men because college is gay kind of.
You know, I went and, you know, and look at me.
Am I really a good example of a strong man?
No, not really.
So when you talk about this, you know, ultimately speaking, plus, now I just what?
I talk for a living.
It's gay.
But there's a lot of men out there who are simple.
And I meet them.
And, you know, they don't get enough sex from their wives already.
And maybe this is some of you.
They don't get enough sex from their wives.
They're not the happiest they've ever been.
They're overweight.
And you know what?
At least what they do is they do what they do to provide a good living for their family.
And I'm not saying this is all along shoremen or whatever, but I'm just saying that it's, you don't want to take this away.
I've watched what's happened in the middle of America where they took away manufacturing and steel production.
And I don't want to see the coastal cities lose a big portion of their blue color work.
It's going to create serious problems.
And I just care about the family to provide for the family.
I do.
Even though it's not my field, I'm not even a Democrat.
I'm not even pro-union.
But in this situation, if you look at what happened when they did the same thing in the middle of our country and shipped the jobs off, if this happens on the coast, we're going to have a big problem.
I do kind of, I do kind of worry a little bit though that I think automation might be inevitable because I mean, you know, obviously these corporations are always looking out for the bottom line.
I saw someone else in the chat say that, you know, automation can only go so far because they can't do everything.
But it's like now we have like machine learning too, where like I've seen some of these robots where it's like they'll like try one task and then and then once they like fail to pick something up properly or whatever, then they can they they they learn how to do it and then you know like the better AI that we develop like it's just I do feel like it's it's uh like you know, it's it's unfortunate and and and I agree with everything that you were saying that you know men need purpose and I mean what what other purpose do you have uh than to provide for your family?
I mean like it's like a very instinctual thing that men do.
So I don't know what the solution is.
Um I'm not sure that like uh it's exactly this like Luddite approach where we're like trying to resist automation.
I mean maybe for the time being until we find something better, but it's kind of a tricky conversation and I don't don't know what's going to happen.
But you know, back to the original thing about the guy.
Yeah, like I mean I like like my first instinct once I first saw the guy I'm like, you know, why are they shooting on this guy?
Like he's he's been working for 40 years probably.
He has he has nice boat nice house.
He's a Bentley.
Like that's awesome.
That's like what everyone should aspire to be.
But like because he's like trying to like hold out for more money for his guys.
That's admirable.
I really don't understand this like conservative brain rot of being like we have to be opposed to unions.
I don't know everything about unions.
I'm not going to sound like a full on commie or whatever, but I mean to me that guy's I don't care about anyway.
George said, Elijah made 10 bucks last week, so here's five.
Shout out.
Into the censore chat, though.
I want to see who's here in the chat.
I want to give a shout out to our main peeps.
And by the way, in the near future, everyone's going to have screens, so they'll actually have chats in front of them, which is dangerous, but they can read it.
Shout out to, and I might put people on different chats.
Like, I might put, like, Earl on the censored chat.
