June 17, 2025 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Elijah and Michael are back from their trip to cover the riots in LA - and some MAJOR stuff went down on their trip there. More deportations are expected to go this down across the country - will more unrest develop as WW3 potentially starts to unfold?
Also, Trump is set to address the nation soon - will he announce the US’ involvement in the Iran - Israel conflict?
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We were in Los Angeles this weekend covering the unlawful assembly.
And rather than just showing you riot clips, we've got a lot of information for you about really what's going on in the undermining of peace in our country.
Who's organizing this chaos and who's really involved in this new uprising against the Trump regime?
Plus, it's crazy.
I'm just getting reports right now that there is unrest in the Middle East.
Oh, shoot.
Nobody knew about that one.
That's actually crazy.
I'm finding out there's a country called Israel and Iran, and apparently Iran's different than Iraq.
Who knew?
And there's problems there.
So we're going to be talking about that as Tel Aviv is currently under siege and on fire.
Additionally, we also have some news stories that they haven't talked to you about.
And we'll be covering the breakdown of the Trump administration and rebuttaling Steven Crowder's comments that actually the entire base supports Trump invading Iran.
We're talking about this story and so much more here on another episode of The Rift, Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern Time.
Sorry about last night, guys.
I got stuck in Los Angeles because of the civil unrest.
We got curfewed and sort of kept in downtown.
So we were late and unable to get back here.
But anyways, we have a great show for you today.
I'm super excited with my guests.
Fully packed studio.
A great lineup.
Let's start the show.
unidentified
My name is Elijah Schaefer, and I am your host tonight.
Everybody who's here in the studio is joining me from all over the country.
I just wanted to bring up this picture.
What a great weekend in Los Angeles.
We had our friends show up.
Los Angeles Jewish activists organized in support of illegal immigration in the USA.
Jews against deportations.
Let's get a little round of applause for our Jewish brothers and sisters just doing the Lord's work and ensuring that our country has as many non-white people as possible.
It's a really great thing.
Thank you for that.
You know, as they say, Shabbat Shalom, my brother.
Shabbat Shalom.
I felt like doing a bris while I was there.
It just was a great time.
Joining me today in the studio, I'd like to welcome my guests today.
Yeah, who would have known that you, John Miller, and myself would still be in media, but would all kind of be feeling the same ick when it comes to all the other brands?
It's like, ooh, you know what I mean?
You just know they're, you know, they're lying to you.
And then you're like, could it get worse?
And then you read something Mark Levin wrote and you go, ooh.
And, you know, the thing is, back then, there weren't a lot of options because it was basically like Blaze TV, Fox, and those were kind of the standard networks, Daily Wire, of course.
But I think as people started to hear the truth about, you know, who really controls media and such, you know, people started to wake up and say, hey, we want more options.
We want, you know, there's a bigger demand for.
And of course, the rise of right-wing Twitter.
That was a big, big catalyst, I would say, and like people just turning away from those more traditional outlets, if you will.
So, you know, what's kind of crazy here is these riots have happened across the country.
This is week two, right?
So we are in week two of civil unrest around the country.
And there's a lot of parallels on what we saw in the BLM riots.
One of the reasons why we decided to go back out and cover this stuff, it is expensive, right?
So you've got to have a justification.
I mean, just to go out, you're spending at least three or four grand bringing a team out there covering this stuff.
And that's not including the fact where they decide to go to the most expensive bar in the entire city.
Thank you, Caitlin Delmeida, because everything else was closed due to the curfew.
And we didn't know that the drinks were $50.
So that was a really bad idea.
But yeah, literally.
Basically, the United States government, central intelligence, the FBI came out under the Department of Justice and released this saying, hey, look, all of this unrest is maybe not as organic as you think.
It's like the organic at the store, but then you find out that the container is organic, but there's added sugar and all this weird stuff inside.
Things are not necessarily organic.
Listen to this.
Department of Justice is launching an investigation, and we know who's behind this, actually.
We'll talk about it.
Listen.
unidentified
Hello.
I'm Bill Asaly, United States Attorney for the Central District of California.
And I'm Mikhail Davis, the assistant director in charge of the FBI's Los Angeles field office.
And I'm Tyler Hatcher, the special agent in charge of IRS criminal investigation here in Los Angeles.
The right to assemble and protest peacefully is protected by law.
Unfortunately, we've seen individuals whose intentions are to cause damage and to assault law enforcement.
For example, last week we arrested an individual who was charged with conspiracy to commit and aiding and abetting civil disorders.
These violent agitators put peaceful demonstrators at risk.
The FBI and our federal partners will continue to investigate individuals and organizations who are knowingly funding and committing acts of violence against law enforcement, as well as the destruction of property.
We are currently tracing money to determine who is providing funding for these riots.
Funding crime doesn't just affect the criminals, it also disrupts entire communities.
Each dollar funneled into illegal operations fuels violence, undermines law and order, and perpetuates fear.
Make no mistake, we will identify and disrupt financial networks supporting these criminal activities.
Think before you act.
The legal consequences for financing or aiding and abetting these crimes are harsh.
They include imprisonment and fines.
If you have any information regarding individuals and or organizations providing financial support to commit acts of violence or destruction of property, please dial 1-800-call FBI or visit tips.fbi.gov.
We have a lot of riot footage to cover and crazy things happen.
People got ran over by vehicles, probably rightfully so.
A lot of people got shot.
Some insane stuff.
We have some very graphic images to share as well.
Some people that were around me who like got ephemeral artery busted open.
Not a good thing to happen.
But the FBI has come out and said straight up, hey, look, we want to let you know this is not organic.
And I think that's really important.
I'm not a big fan of the DOJ, not a big fan of the FBI right now, but I do think that at least from BLM, everybody has come to realize, right?
Remember when we were finding out later, you and I worked at Blaze during the BLM stuff.
You were in the DC Bureau.
You remember what was going on.
You were talking about the fact I was always coming back beaten up or something.
That's thanks to multiculturalism mostly.
But what we are finding out is like, as we were going, like, wait a second, BLM leaders are trained communists?
What did that mean?
And we found out there was all these Antifa training networks inside of libraries across Seattle, and then it traces back to the 70s.
And you started seeing that there was this entire insurgency.
I think Americans didn't know that we had a left-wing insurgency of radical socialists and communists that were always using lies and manipulative tactics with the media, by the way, because it turns out, as Fox pointed out, that the mainstream media used the phrase peaceful protest 211 times just on Saturday while the violence was going on.
211 times they call them peaceful.
I think we're going to find out.
I'm going to tell you who's behind it, but I think we know for a fact that this no kings protest, this unrest, it was planned, it is deliberate, and it is meant to destabilize our country, cause chaos, and I believe partially distract people from what's going on in the Middle East.
I don't know if you see that, but I see the parallels.
I think that if you look at a lot of the protests that are going on, well, first of all, it's like you know when something's organized because people have nice signs, they're dressed a certain way, and it's a lot more coordinated than just a messy group of far leftists.
Because, you know, we know how the far left operates.
They're not exactly the most put together group of individuals.
So, you know, you can kind of tell when something is very clearly organized.
But I was going to say the same thing.
Like, you have the, it's very peculiar, the timing of all of this.
And I do, I would say that it's meant to distract.
You know, and as far as the people behind it, like what their motive is exactly, well, look at who's in charge of the unrest in the Middle East.
You know, who is causing a lot of this?
Well, of course, we had Israel who just started striking Iran the other day.
And it's, and obviously we're now experiencing the fallout of that and the United States getting involved in that potentially.
They kind of already are.
A lot of people are saying, oh, well, they haven't gotten involved yet.
No, we absolutely have.
We've assisted Israel in many, many ways in terms of their military power.
And it's just, it's kind of demoralizing for the Trump base too, because it's like, we know Trump is not really deporting as many people as they tell us that they are.
So what are they even protesting?
You know, and so at that point, you know, it's like, we're not who you say we are or who the or who Trump is.
We wish he was.
We wish he gave you them a reason to protest, but they don't really have a reason to because they're not really deporting as many people as the media says they are.
The bottom line is they don't care about the American people.
They don't even care about the people that they're claiming to protest for.
So many of them are paid protesters.
This thing is being orchestrated, obviously, in many ways.
And ultimately, President Trump is the one who took action to keep the American people safe and try to bring peace back to the streets that these rioters are destroying.
The Walton family was mad because they were able to, as we found out, there is a loophole with the verifi verification ID system, Verify, in the United States, the E-Verify system, because what was happening is during these raids, including at a food plant, everybody had been verified.
They did over 200 arrests at one food processing plant, and the owner didn't get in trouble legally because they'd all shown e-verify.
They'd all proven that they were illegally allowed to work in the United States.
But there's this entire corrupt system of the way that they're getting around this.
And it turns out that a lot of Walmart workers, we've talked about how much I freaking hate Walmart.
You know, it's cheap crap from China, bad working conditions.
They run everybody else out of business in the area, especially in small towns.
It's a monopoly.
They take over the competition and then they tell you, look, your only other option is us or what?
Or Target if you live in a nicer area.
Your only option is big box stores.
During COVID, what didn't shut down?
The big box stores.
All the little guys had to shut down.
They all had to lay off their workers.
It's all part of this coordinated corporatism.
And everyone's focused on Israel and Israel and the military-industrial complex, which is very real.
And we'll talk about later in the show.
But it's also important to realize that, like, yeah, behind these closed doors, when you can't hire illegals and abuse your workers, this is feudalism.
This is peasantism.
Like, they're super upset that they're going to maybe have to hire real Americans to work these jobs because why?
They want their hundreds of billions of dollars of profit over the last decades.
They want to continue to rape Americans of our money, got the middle class, and they want to get back at Trump.
So they'll fund this.
They'll give literally the no-kings protest was funded by the people who own Walmart.
That's insane-believable, but it's like, hey, there should be some accountability.
People died at these protests.
And there was civic disorder.
They never even tried to disperse the crowds.
I feel like what we're seeing here is a genuine bourgeois revolt to continue against the America first agenda.
And I think that, you know, deportations are about restoring the middle class, about restoring wages, about restoring safety and identity.
No, and deportations are the nice outcome because at the end of the day, eventually someone's going to come along who's like, all right, you had plenty of opportunities to leave.
You know what I mean?
And so when it comes to the Walmart era, right, founding or funding all of these no kings protests, which is ironic for the party that didn't even have a primary for their, for their, you know, Kamala candidate.
But you have these protests going on around the country, and then everyone is focused on the Middle East now because you have all these bombings.
And like you said, it's not that it's we shouldn't be focusing on that because I certainly don't want to be involved in another war.
And I know plenty of other people who would agree, we don't need to be involved in any other wars.
However, the thing that I've realized is a lot of Americans are single issue minded, where they can only focus on one thing at a time.
They struggle to juggle different things.
And so the protests took up the majority of their mental capacity until the bombing started.
And now that is all that they care about.
And so you still have these protests going on.
You still have people dying in the street.
You still have massive corporations funding people to go out and commit acts of terror against other civilians and buildings and law enforcement individuals and all these different things.
But that is irrelevant because for the people who are narrow-minded, they can only focus on one thing at a time.
It's outside of their peripheral.
And so they don't see it.
And it's crazy to me when you're talking about, you know, Walmart coming in with the big box stores.
And during COVID, those were the only ones that were allowed to stay up because you mentioned it's feudalism.
It's this creating the system of peasants and all of these land, you know, the Lord's taking.
But even the feudal peasants live better than we do in America today.
I mean, they may have been poor, but they worked half of the year and had the rest of the other year off.
Yeah, I absolutely, I absolutely think this was distraction played a huge part.
And as you mentioned, Americans, it comes in seasons of how we view different problems that we're running into.
You know, you have a large amount of, okay, this is our major focus is maybe riots, may it be gun control, whatever, but we stick on a single topic and we're not able to expand our mind.
So a lot of times what they go ahead and do is they try to distract us.
And one of the things as far as being orchestrated that I can say is there was a few people that we interviewed while we were out in the field and they would hold their signs up and they would have these big displays.
I know Elijah had one person who had like this, I don't know, it's like supposed to be Lady Justice or something.
And when he went up to her and asked her, Well, what does this mean?
What are you trying to protest against?
And what is the symbolism that's coming from what you're showing?
And she's like, I don't know.
I need to come up with a better answer.
I don't know.
So a lot of these people don't even know why they're protesting.
They're just out there just gathered in groves to go ahead and pretty much cause destruction and then change our view on whatever we really should be paying attention to.
So some of the like what happened was, you know, the way that the violence started was the police, was the police.
Okay.
But to be fair, I want to have a good discussion about police violence because I'm not these boomers who look, you know, I tell people, hey, you know, they intentionally target media.
It was that you watch this.
They intentionally target Australian media.
They were even trying to accost like ABC, like meaning they were accusing us of committing crimes that we weren't committing.
You can watch it live on their broadcast.
Like, you touched us, you assaulted us.
Like, yo, yo, what the hell are you talking about?
And of course, the boomers on the internet always go, brother, the police have a hard job.
You know, you don't want to get in the way.
Brother, you know, also, believe it or not, being media on the field is a hard job too.
It's painful.
A lot of things happen.
You're in danger from the police and from rioters.
And you don't get that.
You don't have a gun.
So you're not safe from any of them.
You get beat up from both of them.
And also, someone's like, so you think you have extra rights for being for having a press badge?
We actually do.
So we actually do.
Brother, anyone with the phone is the media.
Okay, dude.
You do realize that in our amendments, it's always like, there's no restrictions on the First Amendment.
Okay, so there's no restrictions on the Second Amendment.
Yes, there are.
When you're in a controlled area, it's an unlawful assembly.
There are exemptions for if you are a credentialed member of the press and you belong to a verified organization and you have your credentials and markings permanently displayed, which is why Henny knows before he left made sure that you had equipment and you were labeled properly, that you have your credentials present.
And it actually does give you immunity.
You can get through police lines.
You can be out after curfew.
It actually freaking does.
So the boomers that are always like, yo, what do you expect getting beat up by police?
It's like, yeah, you know, like in war too, you know, yeah, technically, there's no laws where you like not going to get shot if you're marked press, but typically in rules of engagement, if someone's marked as a medic or marked as a press, you don't intentionally target them.
I love to just throw them like it's fun, you know?
What's crazy to me, with the motorcyclists and all the bikes, it's like Mad Max.
You know, that's like the Mad Max sound effect.
This isn't even any of the crazy footage that we're looking at yet.
This is just like the beginning.
This is like right as they called the unlawful assembly.
One of the things that did trip me out was they immediately went to use of force.
But here's the question.
I kind of, I mean, I kind of want to get your opinion on this.
Mike, too, I'll just be like bringing up clips to play B-roll.
Like, why don't they sit and just watch them?
They just play.
The police came out.
There's about several thousand officers.
The event was permitted, I think, till about 4 or 5 p.m., which means that once you're past the permit on the streets, you're now in an unlawful assembly.
You're blocking the streets.
They brought out Calvary, immediately started trampling people, like critically injuring people.
And that is what set off the crowd.
They started trampling people and they almost trampled me.
And I know a guy, his name's Matthew.
He's a six foot three, like chunky Mexican guy who's a reporter out there.
And he texts me, he goes, dude, that was scary.
And I've never had a journalist tell me.
I go, honestly, that was, they were just like, we were like blacks in the 50s.
They were like beating us with batons and like treating us like we were criminals and like we were marked press.
I feel like on one hand, I'm like, okay.
Maybe the police, like I talk about militarizing the streets and actually getting control of the cities.
Hey, maybe we do need like the police to tell people, hey, you can't behave like this.
You can't do this.
But on the other hand, where do we draw the line?
Because it's easy to be like, yeah, I get control of the anti-Trump protesters.
But when that flips on us, kind of like how the National Guard was deployed by Tim Wallace in Minnesota to enforce lockdowns.
And then the police, you know, in Australia, other countries were used to, you know, beat up people eating outside.
You kind of got to have the balance of force here.
We're like, do we really want police to have this kind of force unprovoked to initiate violence on people for standing, right?
That is a question.
That is, that's what happened.
And everyone called me a liberal online for talking about this.
You're an MSNBC communist.
Nobody.
I was just there and watched a situation that could have been de-escalated intentionally turned into violence.
I don't know why, but I feel like there should be at least a chance.
Like they didn't announce an unlawful assembly at first.
And, you know, in one sense, I do understand, you know, police officers, they have their families at homes, their wives, their children, and everything.
And their goal is to get back to them safely.
So I can understand tensions are high, fear is high.
But there was a lot of times where they just started attacking.
I mean, they were just pointing people out, shooting randomly, very trigger happy in a lot of situations.
You know, yes, we do want our police to be respected.
That's a big part.
I think that's why our country's gotten to the point where it's at now.
People have no more respect for the police and, you know, they're pretty much able to walk all over them.
But at the same time, you don't want them to just be acting, you know, so crazy like we've seen.
They were shooting at press.
They were attacking everybody.
I mean, it got really chaotic.
So I can see both sides because there was a lot of agitators that were within the crowd causing destruction, making threats.
I see that.
But at the same sense, you had those certain police officers who were in there as well who were just going way too extreme and trying their best to really hurt anybody that was in their path.
You could be press.
You could have been a protester, anything.
And if you were just standing there, they were willing to open fire.
And it's like, it's like, and even when I just said, like, they're using force on, I said, I said, I repeat, the U.S. military is making contact with American civilians.
They go, dude, what are you?
A communist?
You're like, no, I'm just, you know, you got to kind of think of the long-term implications of this.
Is this something that is going to help our country or hurt our country having the military handle a police situation?
Is it legal?
Yes.
But like, before you question everything, it is causing serious problems in the country.
And the left is using this to make people angry.
And it is a little bit awkward to see, like, why do you need the U.S. Marines for some crowd control?
It doesn't really make sense.
Unless it's like the third day of like severe unrest and people are getting shot and it's turning into a military type situation as an insurgent group.
I was going to say, yeah, I mean, it kind of the thing about like the whole boomer mindset of like, oh, you can't question the police.
Like, you know, back the blue is like, obviously there was a time and there still is to this day where, you know, police are unfairly looked at as these aggressors against specifically black people and, you know, non-white people.
And obviously we know that's a false narrative that the left created.
So there is a time and place to say, okay, well, we're being a little bit ridiculous here with, you know, the hatred against police and, you know, we should be backing them, but not at all costs.
And a good example of that was actually also January 6th.
When I was watching that footage, it kind of reminded me of the police reaction when people were protesting at the Capitol.
And it's almost like they showed up that way to, obviously that was different in the sense that it was the government was involved.
It was an inside job.
And, you know, that's a totally different issue in that the police would have been behind it.
And in this case, they were responding to something.
But I do think that it begs the question, why can't more conservatives think in a more nuanced way?
Why do they have to have this like one-track mind of like, well, we have to back police.
And if you don't back police, well, then you're a liberal.
You're a commie.
It's like, can we be a little bit more nuanced?
Can we think like actual human beings and kind of put our, put on our thinking caps here, you know, 60 something year old man?
Like it's just, it's a little ridiculous when they can't just think for themselves.
They have to just abide by one specific narrative.
And I think that's a real problem in general in the MAGA movement.
But as with this protest in particular, I do think that it was Trump who wanted to show this strong force against this unrest, if you will.
And I think it was, he was doing what he thought maybe his base would want to see, which is true.
They love seeing, you know, a strong military, a strong police force.
But it becomes more about theatrics at that point.
And not just theatrics, but theatrics at the cost of hurting other people for no real reason.
It's like the protests on day one where cars were being burned and people were doing things that were destructive in the streets.
Like, okay, there you have a justifiable sense of law enforcement coming in and forcibly removing people.
But in Tampa, you know, you had hundreds of people lining the street with their little pre-made signs and everything.
No one's blocking the traffic.
No one's setting things on fire.
No one's burning down buildings.
No one's breaking the laws that would require the government to come in.
And you're talking about it is a phenomenon that I'm studying right now as why boomers are so war hungry and bloodthirsty.
Like it's, it's a, it needs to be studied because they're showing and they're like, well, only 19% of Trump's base doesn't want to be in this war.
And I was like, I would bet that 19% is 30 and under.
I don't think there's anyone above the age of 30 or, you know, very rare that you'll find someone above the age of like 30, 40 years old who isn't like, we need to go to war.
We have to punish these people.
We have to do all these things.
And they're just like bloodthirsty.
I mean, I know we'll be talking about that later with all these politicians saying bombs away, but it's the same with the movement here.
It's like, well, send the police in, send the military.
And we have to do this because this is stopping the evil protesters.
And it's like, okay, great.
There are certainly bad protesters at the rallies.
I agree.
And I don't agree with what they're protesting.
And yet, if we turn into a police state, you can't revert that peacefully.
And so that's like Elijah saying, where does that line?
Are we going to cross it?
Because we're getting close.
I mean, communist Russia, Bolshevik communists, arrested people for saying jokes about a certain religion.
If you made a joke, they would kill you.
60 million Christians died because of it.
So that is a military state.
And that's what they're advocating for.
They're like, you're just a communist supporting it.
I mean, I don't want to see the military in every state, you know, blocking the roads and taking full control.
But I think one thing that we ran into in California is the police have lost all respect.
I mean, for years they've been attacked.
For years, they're telling us that, you know, that they're violent, that we don't need to respect them.
We've seen so many different politicians come out and saying, stand up to them.
And in places like California, which is almost 100% liberal, it was so crazy out there.
They have no more respect for the police officers.
And the one thing I have to say, and I'm not trying to defend too much, but with the military, they weren't really the biggest extreme people I ran into.
Most of the time, I found it was actually the local police who were acting more aggressive in those types of situations.
You know, you had some military people that were trying to do crowd control that may have come off a little bit more violent in a way.
But out of everything I've seen, I'd have to say the military was actually very respectful.
Now, I would like to see where our police officers have that same ability to take control of what they're supposed to be doing.
You know, go into these situations and shut them down and not have to have that bigger brother by their side to just try to, you know, help prop them up and show authority.
Like, I'm not claiming to have, I didn't die, but you can see here, I got hit with a couple pepper balls in the hand and the rest of my body's like pretty jacked up.
I took one really nasty rubber bullet, which you're an asshole, dude.
Honestly, that sheriff, you are an asshole.
And I like, that is not, like, I identified to him.
He's like, move.
I was like, yeah, it's fine.
I'm press.
Because they literally, I talked, people don't realize I spoke to the squad leader as I could tell the lawful assembly was being called.
They said, hey, as a member of press, I identified to him.
I said, is it fine if I'm here when they call an unlawful assembly?
He said, yes.
So, people said, well, who told you you could be there?
The literal guy leading the squadron.
So he said it was fine.
And I was very marked up.
I had, you know, my helmets covered with press.
I have your credentials visible.
This is not, you know, you have nice cameras, bump helmets.
You don't look like a, even everyone thought we were police.
You know, you look like you're not a sketchy guy.
Plus, if you ever looked at my skin, I didn't look a lot like the protesters, meaning because I'm Republican, red like Republican, you know?
I was like, hey, the officer, one of the officers apologized to me for the guy doing that.
And what I bring up by this is I'm not anti-police.
I actually am glad that they were rough with the protesters.
What I'm concerned about was the way they were spooked and the lack of training.
Because what I saw from the military is they were very well trained.
Those guys, man, I didn't know our military knew they were so organized, really knew how to control a crowd.
They were like, even the formations and swapping out and covering the flank and like grabbing each other by the back and like all the signals and taps they were doing to get everyone under control.
It was good.
Then you had a bunch of like fat Mexican guys, like just like blindly, like I have a video I'll bring up of just like blindly just spraying crowds with rubber bullets and pepper balls.
It's like, hey, I don't know if that's the wisest way to control a crowd because now you're going to instant, people get mad.
I saw that on Jack.
And then everyone who calls me a boomer for saying that about the leftists here defended me when I said that the police agitated the crowd at January 6th.
All of a sudden, because it was different, because it was your people, it's like, oh, well, that's an agitation.
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From Ian Whiskey Tango Fox said, to be fair, Elijah, you do have a resting, quote, I need less than lethal face, which is actually true.
We also have another super chat here as well.
$10 from Kyle Fuller, 117 said, I just left a $5.9 million mansion owned by an Indian with a dot on the head, headed back to my one-bedroom apartment.
I struggle to pay for.
Deuteronomy 28, 43, where are the peasants?
We are the peasants in our own country.
Yeah, legitimately.
Also, Homer Jay Fuentes, let's go.
We got some confetti there.
$20.
$20.
We'll bring a woman on the screen for $20.
So shout out to Ian Hennessy for covering the LA riots over the weekend.
I stayed up to date thanks to the Mendoza report only at Mendozareport.com.
By the way, I am not joking in the future because, you know, people don't know what Rift is, which is actually something I want to, you would know this.
Like, when you would say you were a Blaze back in BLM, everyone knew.
And I remember this guy screamed in my face as a transgender, and he goes, He's like, he's with Blaze TV.
I was like, I don't think Glenn Beck killed your dad.
He's dead inside.
He hates me.
And I was like, so you'd say you're Blaze, and they would actually try to kill you.
But this is why we called it Rift because if people are new to the show, make sure that you like the video if you're on Rumble or you can see in the chat too on the new YouTube channel.
I'm putting the link there.
Follow it because even if you're not a YouTube person on Rumble, everybody is on YouTube.
That's why we just started a brand new channel.
So you should send them the link to the YouTube.
Say, hey, subscribe to this channel.
But everybody tries to do Real America's Voice, One America News Network.
I guess Newsmax is a little bit, you know, on its side.
But then, you know, it's like, I think Blaze was a smart name because it's just like Blaze, you know, whatever.
However, Glenn Beck's a little too popular that everyone knows it's Glenn Beck's network or whatever.
Rift is just like, you tell people, like, they walk up, who are you with?
And you go, Rift TV.
And they always say something like, huh, I think I used to watch that.
It's like, well, it's been around for two weeks.
So you definitely never did.
But I do think there is a really important thing.
And I was talking to Kaylin about this.
It's like that kind of like right-wing reporting that I did on January 6th, I don't think that's good, like calling them like patriots and everything like that.
I think we need to like as the right wing, kind of like every time we make art, you know, it's like, it's like a song.
It's like, dude, I made a song about COVID.
And it's like, okay, well, it's kind of freaking lame.
Yeah, actually.
It's like, we don't, as the right wing, we need to like make real art, real news, real media.
We're like, the reason why we're right wing is because we're honest and we're anti-government and we're really investigating the truth, but we're not like, but if our side is being retarded, we will explain to you that, yeah, MAGATARDs are retarded.
We shouldn't go to Iran because Trump wants us to.
It's not the time to trust the plan.
But most importantly, it's like, I think that there's a new right that is formed.
Some people call it the woke right if you're gay and James Lindsey.
But I don't think it's too exclusive of each other.
No, they can't go without each other.
Some people just, some people just ask you in San Francisco if you're James Lindsay, and that means they want to, you know, the police want to put their baton somewhere else, you know?
No, but do you know what I'm talking about?
I think that because you've worked in Con Inc. for a long time, I worked in Con Inc.
You've been working around Con Inc.
And we still do.
So we literally still do.
But I do think there's a younger version of people.
You mentioned this a second ago, Brayden, that's like, you know, we're not accepting this whole like farce of like loyalty to the Republican Party.
We realize that they're corrupted.
They're bought out by APAC and lobbies.
And it's like, we got to form our own media, our own art, our own people, our own companies.
And we're not going to wait for them to invite us to their parties and their clubs because their parties are lame and Jewish.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said that, but it's true.
And like, we shouldn't even have to have like right-wing culture.
It should just be like better culture than what the left is presenting if we really want to be competitive with them.
And I also think, and we were kind of talking about this earlier too, like off camera, but like we have this tendency as on the right to say like, oh, you don't like the city environment you're in.
Just move.
Just go in the middle of nowhere and live in a bunker somewhere.
And I feel like it's kind of psyopy because it like gets the right out of major cultural hubs.
So instead of building something better or at least trying to compete with the left in a meaningful way with an actual competitive product in whatever industry you might be talking about, we just, we leave, we run away.
It's like fight or flight.
We never fight.
We flight.
And that's, I think, the biggest problem with the right is we don't actually, and I think part of it is like, you know, we have to be, it's a populist, populist problem because you're sort of just allowing anyone and everyone to make, you know, culture or to be a part of it.
But you do kind of have to be a little elitist because, you know, there is something to be said for higher IQ people and people who actually have good ideas and are going to make art in whatever form it may be.
That's something we miss on the right.
We're like, well, you know, if you're going to sit here and be like Oliver Anthony and sing about, you know, being, I guess, someone who just lives in the middle of nowhere and is poor and whatever, like, is that really art?
I don't like to bring up personal drama that people don't release themselves, but he released it.
Sorry.
He's like, after he, she waited until he got all of his money and then divorced him and took half his, she asked for 60% of like his earnings for the rest of his life.
25 years ago, what the conservatives were, more like 1990s, like being a 1990s conservative now, the liberals are calling woke right.
But it's like, hey, I'm actually like, that's what people say, are you conservative?
The answer is no, because I'm not trying to conserve anything currently.
There's nothing to conserve.
But I do want to blow up the system and return back to, you know, but might I remind you, you know, a couple hundred years ago, we owned black people.
Isn't that crazy?
Like, that's actually a crazy statement.
Like, that's, you know, and I'm not saying that's a good thing, you know?
I'm just stating the fact that like, that's not a long time ago, right?
So things have rapidly changed.
You know, Rhodesia fell in 1980.
You know what I mean?
45 years ago, you know, we still had apartheid in the 90s, right?
We still have these things.
Now, thank shout out to South Africa for dismantling all six of your nukes right before apartheid fell.
That was so smart.
They were like, This is how you knew the world was full of crap.
The whole world said apartheid was evil and that the country would be great under black rule, but also pressured them to make sure that they dismantled their nukes before blacks took over.
So it's going to be the same.
It's going to be just as good, but we can't trust them with anything.
So it's like, okay, so what then?
What is going on here?
I mean, it is kind of like, it is kind of an insane thing.
I do want to mention something very, very important.
Many of you guys know that here at the studio, we're going to get into some of the Iran stuff, some of the stuff with Israel.
I've a couple more clips here from the riot, just because it was very, very interesting.
Everyone knows we kind of got our start slightly offensive with like covering riots and stuff.
The audience is not really there as much anymore for any of this stuff because I think everyone's just sick of it.
And people basically just like, you know, are basically either sold out and listen to like Charlie or listen to like Nick Fuentes.
You know what I mean?
It's like kind of have like not a lot of people in between.
We're going to kind of come in and be the in-between, you know?
So that's kind of the fun of it.
And we'll have to build the audience.
But I like the middle ground a little bit because there's a lot of people from the Charlie side that like are never going to get converted unless someone's trying to proselytize.
And so we're like missionaries for like the real right.
We're getting out there to make sure that people know that you can be a normal person and still hold nationalistic real views.
Now, speaking of that, my lips were freaking messed up being in the sun.
Something that's happened to me, like right now, I guess it's the weather kicking like cracked lips and stuff like that.
I don't even know how to put it on, but it's tallow.
And the reason why I put on the lips is because it's like, people like tallow, you want to put that on your lips.
You don't want to like, you know, whatever.
But it's a moisturizer and it's natural.
You know, people know, people cook in tallow.
Why would we put this on our face?
Well, it's actually something this is what people used to use.
You know, we're always like, we're so advanced.
We have nutrient and, you know, parabens and shit.
It's like, okay, how about how do people like protect their skin back in the day?
You always find out, like, oh, they weren't even getting cavities.
You know, like, it's like, what, what was going on?
Well, this stuff is like classic moisturizer better than anything that's unnatural.
It's synthetic.
There's no chemicals.
And in order to make it smell good and whatever, all they did was add some honey for consistency and essential oils made from the only natural sources like tea tree and stuff.
So this is like, you know, and I didn't know what tea tree oil was.
And then in Australia, they have tea tree forests.
It smells so beautiful.
And you can go smell the tea tree forests.
And so you get oil from tea.
They're actually called tea trees.
But they also have a bunch of other stuff too.
That is like, you know, I was using the sunscreen out there, which is just zinc, right?
So yeah, it's like, it's like, and everyone's like, oh, what makes your face a little white?
It's really hard to tell, especially at this earlier stage in it, where some people might get emboldened.
They might get brave.
They might go, screw these cops.
We're just going to go start doing stuff.
In which case, it becomes more violent and it just perpetuates the problem.
But on the other hand, you might have people who just go, oh, well, it's not worth it, in which case, okay, great.
Now you're sort of giving the government leeway to push further and further and further.
I mean, you were standing there with press badges and you had a sheriff literally look at you, see all the stuff, point and shoot, which for the record, his buddy should have given you his gun and been like, all right, now hit him back.
So I didn't catch the shot of it, but the guy was actually being aggressive.
He was heading towards the police.
They were asking him not to turn around and they opened fire and they hit him with one of the rubber bullets.
And then there was another gentleman, I believe, that's under it as well.
That guy also was kind of inciting the violence.
He was coming at the police and he got shot one in the arm and he got shot.
Can I tweet that off so fast?
And the crazy part was right afterwards, he started talking about how he was going to go back out and do it some more and how he needed to make sure that his, you know, his voice was heard and that they knew he was not going to be messed with.
So I found that pretty interesting after he just got done crying about his belly.
I don't know what you think about that, but like, from my understanding, someone cracked me in the thing.
I don't think the 40 mils you're supposed to be using on protesters that are unarmed or like, like, and they were shooting people just sitting on the well.
Yeah, some of the, what they were doing was like, like, I don't know if I can find the clip here, this is not in here, of the people spray painting the wall, but dude, like one clip that we did did over 25 million views on just one video that we put up.
And like several of them did like over 10 million, meaning people, people want to see this footage.
And I think where we, where we shine here, and I mean this, because it's you guys supporting us, where we shine at Rift with riot coverage is we make sure we get it up in real time, which is very hard to do, by the way.
You have to run usually through line of fire to try to get signal.
And it takes like 15 to 30 minutes to get one clip up.
So you're dodging bullets, hiding, trying to get the police to stop.
And you just have to sit there and just wait for your clip to get up.
You have to down convert it while you're there down to 480p and then rescale it and put it up.
And then if you have chance to put a logo on it, you can.
But it's like, nobody does it.
And so we've always been good at that.
And that's what we want to show people.
It's like we got on the plane and this guy was like, hey, yeah, the riot.
There was no riots.
It was like actually more off, there was more military at the city than there were protesters.
There was about 50,000 people there.
Do you know that the No Kings protest is the largest protest in American history?
Do you guys know that?
Bigger than Woman's March, bigger than BLM.
It was, no, you couldn't get through the city without, without running into people.
It was huge.
And so, yeah, you know, there were several thousand police officers there.
I just don't know what happened to that.
I don't know, Mike, can you find that clip, by the way, or see if you text Sam to find that one of them spray painting the building?
What do you think?
I mean, you have a conclusion on that, whether they should have been using this level of violence?
I mean, there was like an old man they were pushing around.
I don't think that was necessary.
I think the violence was a little out of control.
And I think the right, unfortunately, or rather conservatives, because I don't really, I would say we're, you know, right-wing for the most part at this table, but wouldn't necessarily identify as conservative.
But conservatives, I think, unfortunately can't see that like a lot of the time that, you know, if it's their side that's under attack, like at January 6th, like, oh, then the police are bad.
But in this case, it's okay somehow because they're leftists.
Like, I just don't think that that should necessarily be the response.
I think it was a little too strong.
What I will say, though, I want to talk about what the question you were asking earlier, Elijah.
Will this have the effect that these riots will be more under control now or will they react adversely and continue to riot?
Well, here's what I think.
I think that if these riots were coordinated, which we now know that they were, I don't think there's anything stopping them from continuing to protest, from continuing to riot.
Because, well, I guess in this case, it was mostly protesting, not rioting.
But the reason why that is because people will continue to do things for money.
If they're being offered a large sum of money, they're just going to continue to do it.
If these protests were organic, then this kind of response maybe would have been helpful, would have been beneficial to curb these protests.
But I have a hard time believing that if there's going to continue to be these, you know, large, coordinated, funded groups of people, they're just going to keep doing it.
So there is times when I do believe that, you know, showing strength, showing that, you know, we're not going to allow this kind of pollution to come into our cities.
We're not going to allow this craziness to continue.
I do think that's not a bad thing.
And in the same sense, though, I think that, as you mentioned before, there has to be more training for these police officers.
A lot of them just go into the academy.
Then once they get done with the academy, they go out into the forest.
There's not much more training that comes after that.
You know, their mental health plays a big part too.
If you got people throwing things at you, attacking you, being able to actually stay composed in those types of situations is very difficult for them.
But it's also part of their job to make sure that they're not being extreme.
So I think there is a balance that we have to come to where, yes, this was too much, but at the same time, we need to make sure that we do have a strong police force.
So this way they are respected again.
This way they know that not anybody could come in, start destroying cities and think, you know, they can say or do whatever they want.
Because a lot of these protesters that were confronting the police officers were very fearless.
They didn't care.
And the reason they didn't care is because of the fact that our police have been pretty much, their strength has been watered down, you know, and that's come from multiple attacks from either political parties, groups, television, wherever it may be.
And that's why you had a lot of police officers actually leave the police force is because of the fact that they were being demoralized and they weren't being allowed to do the job they needed to do.
Instead, they had to play, you know, the politics games of worrying about everybody's feelings.
So yes, I do believe that, you know, it was an excessive force in a bunch of those situations, which is uncalled for.
But in the same sense, I think we do need a strong police presence in those types of situations.
I will say before we move on, one of my favorite things was the regular people engaging with the protesters, like someone getting in front of someone's car and that person just flooring it.
Those videos have more of an impact on the rioters than the police going in and overextending with this or even just exerting their force because it shows that regular people are also fed up with it.
And so when you live in this subjective morale world that we have where anything goes kind of, there's no objective reality.
Like you said, there's no objective beauty.
There's no objective truth.
It's like, oh, well, we're just on the conservative side.
So we're just going to make something that's conservative.
It's like, no, the idea of objectivity is that it doesn't change while the rest of the world tries to change it.
That's why I love being Catholic.
I'm not changing Christianity.
I just went back to the original one.
It's like, I have the roots, right?
The beauty, the objective truth stays there.
And so when the people are getting to the point where they're just like, you know what?
I used to support this, but I'm not going to, I'm just going to floor it.
I can't risk my life getting attacked and dragged out of my car like in the protests in LA years and years ago.
Yeah, no, it was the BLM protest where they pulled people out.
And they also, there's multiple seas.
In Dallas, they did the same thing.
And you watch a lot of, a lot of what you're seeing, I think, is what you're calling fatigue.
And you can call it a lot of things.
You can call it black fatigue or this fatigue or female fatigue.
It's like what it is, is people are tired.
And the real fundamental reason people are tired, and I mean this, it's because you have to work harder and longer and smarter in unique ways and you're falling behind, you know?
And so when that starts to happen, and then you see that people are trying to distract you with social issues, you're going, dude, listen.
I cannot afford health insurance and my son has an infection and I cannot buy him basic antibiotics because I, and then if I do it, which I will, right?
Because I have to go to the hospital.
Now I'm on a credit card debt, but that's not the only credit card debt that I had to get on this month.
I'm behind, you know, every month about $1,000.
And this is hypothetical.
This is not me.
This is the average American, really.
It's about 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, which means that they're every month getting expenses that they actually don't have the money for.
And this is 60% of Americans.
They say 52 to like 65.
I'm just averaging at 60.
So two out of, you know, an average, about two out of three people are living in a way that they feel like they are trapped.
When you're living like that, if you're single, cut down your expenses and just find a way to live cheaper.
But when you have kids, this is the problem.
When you have kids, you know, you can go without antibiotics and risk it yourself.
You can skip a meal yourself.
You can't make your kids not eat.
You can't.
And I found out it's like, what?
Two out of 10 adults right now are skipping with kids, with two or more kids, two cents, about 20% of adults that have kids are skipping a meal per day right now to be able to make sure their kids can eat enough food to live.
And, you know, that would be fine.
And by the way, that also wasn't including like poverty.
I think of the whole like parameters.
That was like the middle class.
So the middle class is skipping meals.
There's more people that skip meals if they're not on benefits.
It's like, this is actually in such an insane direction that when someone's like, oh, hey, then let me pull you out of my car because my illegal can't stay.
My illegal dad, like, Tay, you're going to die right now because I'm going to run you over because I'm, I, my son, like, it needs a moxicillin.
And it's like, I just paid for this.
I couldn't even afford it.
I'm not going to let you ruin my car too.
You know, and I think that that struggle, you know, this is where a lot of these, these neocons are failing the right wing because they're still in this capitalism, you know, big government sucks mentality.
And a lot of us on the right are going, we're not pushing for, you know, socialism.
We're not pushing for communism.
We're going, whatever this is is not the capitalism our parents grew up with.
Whatever this is that we're dealing.
Oh, you sold our currency to a private family of the Federal Reserve.
Oh, you took us off the gold standard.
We've lost 99% of our buying power.
I just found a number and I want to hear his opinion on this of why this is happening.
I know this is a bad index to judge income off of, but I think if like, I think it's like 80 years ago, if you just took an average wage of a college grad, like 80 years ago, I was reading, and you looked at how much like gold they could buy.
Someone can fact check in the exact amount of years of sales.
I'm saying like right before 1960, like 1930, the equivalent of the amount of gold you could buy if you spent your full salary on gold as a college grad was $24,000 a month.
So you're making, so, so, like, back in the 30s, the buying power they had was like the equivalent of graduating college and getting like a $250,000 a year job out of college.
Like, that's really not okay.
Like, meaning, look, I employ people here.
So I know everybody, you know, would want to make more money.
We even, we write free Zins, but they have to cut them into pizzas in grade school.
You put a little piece.
No, but no, but like what's really struggling for me as a company owner, as somebody who has a team that I'm responsible to pay, is in this industry, we're paying competitive wages.
Like it's more than the Blaze pays their people in the same positions.
But at the same time, it's just not a lot of money.
And it's not easy to survive on it for anyone.
And it's not just here.
All companies are dealing with this.
And it's like, and guess what?
Costs are only going up for the company.
So now owners, I was reading now, like owners are now on average, like taking a month less of pay than they were before.
They're taking less and less money from the company to just keep people's wages.
And it's making me sick to my stomach because I'm going, shit, this is bad because somehow we got to get everyone in the company up 30% or 40% of their income, but it doesn't, the money doesn't appear, you know?
So it's like, I'm just saying, like, if I'm going through this, I talk to every business owner, they're going through it.
And it's like the wages are not slightly matching the ability to afford life.
And what it's done, it's gutted the middle class.
It doesn't exist anymore.
Being middle class is rich now.
In the state of Florida, you got to make $217,000 to live a basic intro-middle class life with owning an intro home and two cars.
Nobody pays that much money.
Nobody's making that money unless you're an entrepreneur.
You're like the top 5%.
Okay.
So then we've gotten rid of it.
So fuck your stupid social issues and your illegal stuff.
I want to know who did this to me and I want their heads on a pike.
It does have to do with, I think, if you will, like socialists to some degree in the sense that like our country is being raped right now.
We are a multicultural corporation.
That's what America is right now.
And that's largely why you're seeing a lot of what you just described there, Elijah, because when you don't have a shared identity among a population of people, you start to lose focus of what really matters and you start to just basically, you know, worship money.
Because the people who are coming here, they have no allegiance to this country.
They have no allegiance to who we are, what are our heritage is as a country, as a race, as a people.
They don't, that doesn't compute to them.
They're here to make money.
They will send money home to their country.
And a lot of times they'll commit crimes.
And, you know, it's not to be inflammatory when I say this, but identity, your racial identity does matter as a country.
And this used to be a country where that meant something.
And that's why conservatives for so long talked about how great capitalism is, because it is great when it applies to a group of people with a shared identity who value the same things and really want to make this country a better place, who really want to make America great again.
But the problem is people don't care about America.
A lot of the people in this country do not care about America.
They only care about money.
So they're screwing people over because they have no allegiance to this country.
They have no allegiance to the people who live here who are true, real Americans, patriots.
They don't care.
These are people who are being imported here.
And so that's the real problem.
Like, for example, what happened with Elon Musk and the Visa situation and bringing the Indians here.
That's why it was so controversial because we're sick and tired of being told that, you know, it has nothing to do with race.
It's, you know, we're just, you know, Republicans.
We just stand for a stronger economy and we just want capitalism.
Okay, but at the end of the day, that's just, people are just going to get screwed over.
Americans who are hardworking, who just want to make, you know, a living for their families, you think if it's just as simple as, well, we just need to have a good economy, we just need to have a capitalist structure.
He like wears a cowboy hat and he'll like have his shoes off and be like, barefoot.
You know, yeah, barefoot, smelling like curry powder.
And he'll be like, you know, like he likes, he's like, it sounds like chat.
It's like I said, chat GPT.
Please write a phrase as if you were a politician trying, you're a politician, but you were AI trying to have humans think you were a real politician like them.
That would be Vivek's tweets.
Like, good morning, fellow brothers and sisters of Christ or something or of God.
Is it Christ?
You know, having children is the future.
We need better schools and cheaper food and a life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Anyway, my feet stink and I'm not an American.
And then I say that he's not American.
I go, that guy's not an American.
He's an anchor baby.
That doesn't make you an American.
Being born here does not make you American.
Okay.
That is the biggest lie that people have been sold.
The idea that being born somewhere makes you American.
So you're telling me, you're telling me right now that, okay, my kids, born in Australia, okay, but their parent, one of their parents, is Australian.
Their family is Australian and they've been there for hundreds of years and helped build the country.
Okay, that's still a little bit questionable.
But if he's going back to Australia all the time, has connections with the country, has friends out there, family, goes to school out there, doing some schooling stuff, summer camps, whatever.
Okay, great.
Yeah, okay, you're still Australian.
You're detached.
He'll never really feel the same identity as his family is over there, but it's enough to have a cultural tie.
But guess what?
They're still going to identify as Americans because this is where they live.
This is where they grew up.
And we're going to tell him, you're an American.
Yeah, you're an Australian citizen.
And you're Aussie, but you're more Western.
You know what I mean?
Like we do Aussie things because we do.
We have beans on toast in my house.
I know it's crazy for breakfast.
For breakfast, we'd eat beans, baked beans.
But yeah, but on top of that, it's even worse than the COVID camps for many.
But that doesn't make him really like an Aussie.
He's like, oh, oi, oi.
Why do people think that LA looks like Tijuana?
Because you're bringing Mexicans and they turn it into Mexico.
It's not that hard to understand.
Like it's not, it's just not hard to understand.
That doesn't mean that all Hispanic people are, you know, beaners or, you know, all Hispanic people are like horrible people and, you know, whatever.
As Trump said, some of Suma are good people.
However, a country is its people.
And if the people are Mexican, then you're in Mexico.
Because it's, you know, because actually there's a reason why, because a lot of the people who don't understand it are from a generation where that was not really a problem.
Or at least they weren't seeing the consequences of that problem.
And right now, Gen Z, you know, we're waking up to this reality where it's like, what have they done to us?
You know, they really changed this entire country and the makeup of it.
You know, probably you can trace it mostly to the 60s, I would say, is when you started to see that importation.
And so, you know, even though boomers obviously did experience what that was like, the aftermath of it and the duration of it where we started to import them, I think Gen Z, we're the generation to really wake up and say, and, you know, maybe even millennials too, although I would say they kind of are more in line with boomers in a lot of this.
But Gen Z, a lot of the time, except for you, Elijah, you're an exception.
I'm speaking generally here.
But I think Gen Z really woke up and they said, wait a second.
And they're doing the same thing with Israel's and the Jewish influence.
I know everybody keeps saying, Anna, name the Jew.
But anyway, they, yeah, I mean, I think what it is, is they didn't really have to deal with the consequences of it to the degree that Gen Z and even millennials do too, because we're the one who are ones who are dealing with the inability to buy a house and with, you know, just the inability to live the way boomers did.
And so they, I think you talked about this on Tim Poole's show recently, you and Sarah.
But it's just, it's so obvious to me because I've seen it.
I, I'm, you know, I'm, I'm somebody who has, you know, I'm the generation that has to experience it and deal with it.
And I think a lot of us here are too.
So yeah, I think that that's why boomers just won't.
They won't embrace it.
They won't just admit that that is what the problem is.
But we're talking about, you know, oh, yeah, we have all these like social distractions that are keeping us preoccupied.
That's why Gen Z isn't paying attention anymore because those distractions are still there, but the consequences of the mass immigration are also now present.
And so all the boomers, they were distracted.
Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
And they're like, Reagan's the greatest guy ever.
Meanwhile, trickle-down economics destroyed us.
And the mass immigration amnesty that he granted, was it 20 million illegal?
Someone could fact check me on that.
Like he had one of the largest, if not the largest amnesty grants to non-citizens, to illegal aliens that we've ever had in this country.
And all the boomers were sitting here, like Reagan is our guy.
He tore down the wall.
He had one of the biggest gun bans in the history of this country.
Where is that in the conservative manifesto?
Trickle down economics, great in theory, just like communism.
Everyone gets along and everyone's all great.
Except communism, you end up with Mao's China, where 80 million people die.
You know, Stalin and Lenin and killing all the Christians and all that stuff because people are selfish inherently.
And so trickle-down economics, where, oh, well, the guy up at the top, he's going to do a great job and the company will succeed and it'll make more money, which means he'll give his employees more money.
They got a high-paying job right out of the gate, right?
The equivalent of like $80,000 to $100,000 a year right out of the gate.
They go, they find a wife.
They settle down.
They have some kids.
They're working this job, relaxed.
It's not really that hard.
Let's be honest.
America's infrastructure is still building.
And because our economy is still powerful, because the dollar still mattered at the time, you can make some pretty good money.
So these guys, maybe they do a business, maybe they just work.
They become, you know, a manager position, even some CEOs, but they buy two to three houses and then they retire at 65 and they sit back like, oh, these younger generations, they're just, they're so lazy.
I had to pick my, you'd have no idea what I went through when I was your age.
It's like, no, dude, you have no idea what we're going through right now.
That's why it's the most annoying thing ever when boomers online are like, you don't care about the war.
No, dumbass.
I can't afford my car payment.
Of course I don't care about the war.
Like it would be great if everything else in life was set to the point that I could care about something that happened in a country 15 hours by plane away.
That would be wonderful if that was my biggest concern was what happened to people that have nothing to do with me.
Unfortunately, it's not.
Like you said, families with two kids, our parents are just forfeiting a full meal on average, right?
Like 20% of families with two kids or more are forfeiting a meal.
I don't want that to be me.
I don't want that to be my kids.
I don't want my kids to have to grow up wondering where their next meal is going to come from.
That's not the American dream.
That's why boomers are so disconnected.
That's why all these elected officials who are doing all this stuff, the internet's forever.
All of these people who are putting this up don't realize that they are not going to win their re-election campaign because this will come to light.
And Gen Z and millennials who are waking up are going to be the largest voter base because the rest of their voter base is going to die of old age.
Gen Z is going to vote them out of power and they're going to lose everything and sit there scratching their hair going, what happened?
I mean, we're dealing with the repercussions of what they made them feel good in the time or what they thought was, you know, to give them kind of like a justice warrior or whatever you want to call it.
But one thing I wanted to point out was actually heartbreaking was this is my first trip to California.
And when I went there, first off, I felt like I was the minority by far by far.
You are in Los Angeles.
But when you looked around the city and you've seen the way they were building it, the architecture that they had and the plan that they had for California versus where it is now, it's just sad to see the destruction of it.
You can see what the architects wanted for this country, and then you see where people have taken it.
That's because it lost its ethos.
I do want to mention something really important.
By the way, sorry for missing the book club on Sunday.
We had a riot to cover.
But we're still reading.
Reminding you guys that gives you one more week to win this new Kindle.
We have our book club on Sundays.
Everything we're doing here is like a two-year, three-year long game.
Like everyone's like, what is all this stuff we're doing?
Well, we're just going to continue to do it.
We're reading together now really good books, books that I believe will help you to gain a worldview.
You ever watch these shows?
You're like, you know, if you're someone who you know way more than us, this is good for you because you can learn more.
If you're someone who you're like, how do they know those things or recall those things?
It's because we read things.
It's not just books.
It's articles.
It's pair articles.
It's, you know, research, encyclopedias, whatever it is you want.
But there are some books that just give you a better worldview.
And we are reading Pat Buchanan's Where the Right Went Wrong, which is how neoconservatives, the people getting us through the war with Iran, which we're going to jump into, how they got control of the Republican Party.
So how they control the entire country, right?
So it's basically how Zionists and warmongers came together to create a unilateral platform to tie in Zionist intervention, Zionist imperialism and American interventionist imperialism and how those came side by side and took over the world.
And it's written in 2004.
And there's the whole chapters that you would be reading right now with us, which is through chapter three.
It's only about 100 pages.
So you can, if you want to read it now, download it, whatever you want.
Join us on Sundays at seven o'clock to kind of go through the book.
We're going to discuss it.
One of the best things about this is this is like, he's talking about their plan to go to Iran after they finish with Iraq and how they're going to get in Iran and destroy the Ayatollah and get rid of it.
He tells you what they're going to do.
And so it's kind of a fitting time for the book.
How do you get this?
Take a picture of yourself reading the book, watching the first episode.
We did the first intro episode.
You can find it back on like Sunday last week.
You can see the book club has got a green border.
And you can find and watch the whole intro.
If you can in the book, the whole background, it's like an hour show.
Sarah Stock was on it.
And if you like Sarah Stock, she'll be on every Sunday.
So she'll be on the book club talking about what's going on.
So that's like, it's going to be kind of like a remote thing.
And I really appreciate it.
You guys being a part of the show.
That one actually might be live this Sunday.
I'm not sure.
Just because of our traveling schedule, it might actually end up being live with what we're doing.
However, send it to mike.mendoza at rifttv.com and we'll do a raffle.
And we'll be giving away possibly, possibly a Kindle every weekend for the first four times.
So a few hundred dollar value.
Honestly, it's just cool.
You can grab that.
It's new.
It's waiting for you guys.
So that's kind of like the giveaway.
Anyway, let me move on, but let me just read a couple super chats.
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He said, Elijah, your Trimming Painter mustache is elite.
Thank you.
And you're also looking jacked.
You are truly fighting for the white race.
NHH.
God bless.
Thank you.
By the way, I did.
I was like to my friends, why don't you keep thinking I'm a cop when I was out filming?
And he's like, you look like a police officer.
It's true.
That's the mustache.
Because they can't have the beards because, you know, the seal because of the gas message, I'll shave their beards.
Okay, let's just go ahead and get into our top stories for the day.
Let's talk about it with the Iran and Israel conflict.
Knowing that, guys, this is a, I'm sorry to say, but if this is like you just wanted a segment of like, you know, name the Jew or whatever that's you can watch Stew Peters.
He's got a segment called that.
We want to have a really important conversation about the geopolitical movement right now in the United States, the neocons, and what's going to be happening.
And really, what I want to focus on is all this lying and gaslighting from all of our colleagues and this, you know, calling us all Qatari money and Qatarlson, you know, for Tucker Carlson.
And everybody, you know, no one's ever made any proof that anyone's getting money from Qatar.
I have proof that people are getting money from Israel because I've been offered it and I've published the receipts.
So that's true.
But, you know, we all know that's what's happening.
And he also personally paid for all of my legal bills from January 6th.
And I saw it's like, hey, honestly, go enjoy being a citizen of Israel if you want.
I hope you get it.
You know what I mean?
I hope you get it.
I respect that.
I respect it.
I don't care if we disagree politically.
I respect a man by his actions.
So I love Glenn, and I have nothing ill to say of him.
Anyway, let's get into our top stories.
Astroworld Documentary is out.
We'll mention some stuff about that in a little bit.
I want to get into what's going on here with Iran and Israel war.
So in quite an interesting turn, we've seen a lot happen, right?
We kind of, we've been here.
You know, depending on who you listen to for shows and podcasts, you know, if you're more of like a Fuentes fan, he's a brilliant guy.
He's a very talented individual.
He knows his stuff, right?
This guy, this guy knows his stuff.
And, you know, you probably have your opinions there, but maybe you're more of a normie, you know, and you listen to Jack Pesobic or Charlie.
You're still going to get a different idea than if you're listening to Mark Levin, you know, because there's a split here, right?
There's like a there's like a split.
If I say Mark Levin is on the neocon side, but let's kind of define terms here.
You have these neoconservatives, which believe that American strength comes through interventionism into imperialism.
By we're at a war of cultures, right?
So we need to attack all of the countries that Netanyahu defined in this clean break, this idea of these fascist Islamo-terrorist regimes need to go down, and America will not be America until we take these down.
That's Mark Levin.
In the middle, you got Bannon, Kirk, Pesobic.
They claim to like Israel.
They've all been to Israel.
They've been to the wall.
I don't know if Pesobic has, but I know the other ones have.
They all really like talk a lot about how much they support Mike Israel, but at the same time, everything they say counters Israel.
It's like, I don't get that one.
It's like you support Israel, but everything, you know, they're ruining our entire world.
And then, of course, you have like the Stew Peters and Nick Fuentes and those that would like, you know, they're just very opposed, not even just to Israel, but really to like Judaistic power, you know, like Jewish institutions, yeah, Jewish control.
So you got those sort of like three groups.
So we're going to kind of talk about all of them.
Listen to this.
Trump stated recently on Air Force One Today, we'll start here that he wants a real end instead of a ceasefire in this conflict with Iran.
Check this out.
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What specifically is better than a ceasefire?
What are you looking for here?
And then a real end, not a ceasefire.
And then so something that will be permanent or giving up entirely.
Remember, this was about what, a couple months, 45 days ago, something like that.
Tulsi Gabber, DNI, is a secretary or director.
I don't know.
Is it director of DNI or secretary?
I have no idea.
Okay, anyways, not that educated.
But you have this director of national intelligence, right?
Saying just a few months ago, we have no evidence that Israel, I mean, Iran has reinstated their nuclear program.
They shut it down in 2023 and the Ayatollah has the Mulah or whatever they call him now.
He has not agreed.
No, so it's a director.
Thanks.
You can just say that stuff.
If you're smarter than me, that's good.
You know, you should just prove it.
I was going to tell him because he's actually smarter than me and he knows a lot of stuff, but he always tries to be nice and not like undercut me on the show or make me look stupid.
But it's okay.
You can do that because I am kind of stupid in my own way.
But thank you for that.
This was the director of national intelligence or whatever.
But it's crazy that they said that.
And then she put out some weird video.
Did you see that cryptic video about how there's like people in the United States government that want to cause a nuclear holocaust?
And you got to be careful that we don't do that.
So it's kind of like almost leaking information saying like, hey, there's no nuclear warfare, but somebody's going to try to start a nuclear war.
And then all of a sudden, all of a sudden, Israel attacks Iran.
Trump obviously lies and says that he knew about it.
It was all, you know, the negotiations, he was done with them.
It was all secret.
You know, it's one of those things where someone does something and you're like, I knew about it the whole time.
I knew how we were going to do this.
And then all of a sudden, he's like, you now have American military is deployed, by the way, into Israel.
We are deployed there.
I'm pretty sure we always have troops there, but we're deployed.
We have three carrier groups headed over to the Red Sea.
We have nuclear subs.
I have a friend who is in, yeah, I'm not going to say, but yes, nuclear subs in the Mediterranean on lock.
And we also have the American Air Force, including bomber squadrons, assuming B-2, probably, as well as fighter squadrons that are deployed and currently over the skies in Iran because Iran does not apparently have capabilities to take on our jets.
Okay, let's just start there.
It's a lot to happen, right?
So we kind of like missed the mark here.
We were gone.
Trump wants a real end to this.
I'm just going to start by saying that's a very scary statement because these nuclear facilities are like a kilometer underground, from what I'm half a kilometer underground, meaning not even a bunker buster could take these out.
My understanding is it'd have to be some sort of atomic or nuclear weapon that would have to be used to make that kind of impact.
When he said evacuate the whole city, my question is, do we think that nuclear, a nuclear weapon is on the table or is that just fear-mongering?
Well, he's sort of a lame duck because he doesn't have to be re-elected.
So he could say whatever he wants.
And I mean, it is his tactic to say outlandish, outrageous things because he's a crazy person.
And then people go, okay, wait, wait, wait, we take it back.
We take it back.
And then it was just sort of a bargaining chip.
But then also, he does follow up with some of the things he says.
Maybe not for Americans, like with mass deportations and no new wars and things like that.
But for other countries, yeah, sure.
He definitely follows his promises.
With this war, though, we are looking at a very likely at least a high potential likelihood for something bad to happen to a lot of innocent civilians.
And I don't really care who you are, but killing women and children is wrong, no matter what.
You know what I mean?
Like that's that's my stance.
If you are taking the stance where you are fine obliterating women and children, then I have a problem with you.
And that's sort of where we're at with this war, unfortunately, where it looks like, I mean, you had Operation Rising Lion, like 200 planes launching dozens and dozens of missiles all into cities, claiming because I'm 23 years old.
I grew up hearing that Iran almost had nukes.
It's been 23 years of my life, and they've almost had nukes the whole time.
And they'd be like, oh, so when did the Chinese hate happen?
When did you start hating the little Asia, the xenophobia?
No, no, no.
I just, there's a lab there and it's got the same research and it came from there.
Maybe it came from there.
Oh, so now you're a conspiracy theorist and you don't believe the doctors and the experts.
You're like, okay, what is going on here?
When did, like, this is the same question.
When did questioning science become anti-science?
Wasn't that what science is?
Literally the ability to retest, you know, hypotheses.
And then you had the same thing with this, where it's like, this is even worse than that scam because it's like they literally, someone opened up a diary from George Bush.
That's what I said.
I said, I left in 2025 to LA and returned in 2003 back to Florida.
They were like, hmm, there are weapons of mass destruction.
This is an actual quote.
If you're part of our book club, you would know this quote.
To go into Iraq, they said there's weapons of mass destruction.
And he goes, is there any proof?
And I don't know if it's Connalise Rice or if it was Rumsfield or, you know, Pearl or one of these neocons, but he said, they go, when does he, they go, we don't know if he has nukes.
And they go, when is he going to have nukes?
And he goes, two years, three years, tomorrow even?
It's like, okay, so you don't know, dude.
So what are you talking about?
So remember, we went into Iraq to get the nukes, okay?
Well, it's interesting to like see where you hear this rhetoric from because a lot of it is from like Turning Point, for example.
There was this girl.
I don't know.
She was some Jewish girl in Turning Point.
And she tweeted out like, we just don't know.
We could be four hours away from Iran launching their nukes.
Like this is what we need to do.
Because this was like in defense of Israel striking Tehran at the time.
And it was just like, they've been saying that for years, like you were saying.
But I think what it speaks to is the fact that there are these like media organizations on the right that exist to perpetuate that narrative and to feed into this whole fear-mongering campaign.
And I think Turning Point's honestly one of them.
And I think people like Jack Poseobic and Charlie Kirk.
Jack Poseobic, by the way, has me blocked on Twitter.
Like they'll just kind of dip their toe in just to make you think that they're still America first, but they don't want to upset their fund, the people who fund them.
I know Jack Jack's always been, you know, really, really nice to me.
And this is totally just your opinion.
I want us to have disagreements on this show.
What do you think is really going on here with Jack and Charlie and stuff?
Like, I want to know your real honest take on this.
You know, it's easy to ask people in media and politics to say more, right?
But I always use an example of like, you know, if you work at any company right now and you just like have a dumb comment on Facebook and get fired, right?
They have strict rules that police what you can say or not.
That doesn't change when you're in the information business, right?
So if you're going to work for like Turning Point or something, you're not allowed to talk that negative about Israel, Real America's voice.
You cannot.
You're working for Zionists.
And that's the truth.
And I've had, we've all had the talk, okay?
It's both spoken and unspoken.
Everybody knows.
Whether your boss texts you or you get a text from your colleague, like, delete that.
You know what I mean?
They're so mad.
Do you think we're too hard on them or not hard enough in terms of like there is it that they're working for these big Zionist organizations and even the risks they're taking are jeopardizing their entire life and they're doing a service by at least even trying to take a risk?
Or are they like, do you think there's like a sellout where it's like they've sold out, but they're just like throwing a bone like you're saying, so that you don't pull their feet to the fire and call them out.
Like, what do you really think is going on there?
Because this is a debate, right?
Everyone's kind of got an opinion on this.
And I know you've worked in here for a long time.
So you know these people by name.
You met them.
You know who they are.
What do you think?
Like, you know, he's not a disingenuous person.
Like, you know that he's, he's got a family and kids and he's living a real life.
Well, I don't, to be clear, I don't think he's a bad person.
I don't think any of these people are necessarily bad people.
I think what it is, is they're not honest about what's going on.
I think a lot of times they don't want to rock the boat.
And I think that it, I don't necessarily think it's always a case of, oh, I'm funded by Zionists or I'm funded by Israel.
I think what it is, is they don't, they want to maintain their audience of many of them are older people who have money to give to them.
And it's not necessarily this coordinated thing or that complex rather.
It's just that they don't want to lose audience members.
And I think it's, and I know for a fact that a lot of these networks that they air their content on would have a problem if they genuinely did push back and genuinely did push back against Zionism and Israel because a large portion of their audience likes that and they're aware of that.
And I also think they, meaning, of course, these more run of the mill commentators or quote journalists, if you will.
But again, it's not even like a personal thing.
It's just like, it is kind of disingenuous and it is wrong to not admit something when you know that it's true.
And I think a lot of times they do know it's true.
They just don't want to push the envelope.
And we need people who are going to push the envelope who are going to be in, because Turning Point, for example, is a huge organization.
They could have a real influence, real influence if they actually just admitted the truth.
But they don't.
And I think that is needs, that's worth calling out.
I mean, you can see with when the war first started, when Israel bombed Iran in Operation Rising Lion, you could see what Charlie did.
He goes, what do you think about this?
Like that was kind of dipping his toe in the water, getting engaged.
But there are people who genuinely believe this.
And so there are some people who I'm sure are smart enough to know they figured it out and they don't want to rock the boat.
Like you said, they don't want to lose their potential funding.
There are other people who just don't put two and two together.
I mean, Charlie practices resting on the Sabbath.
Like he is a Torah observant Christian, which is an oxymoron.
Right.
I have, I know a guy, a buddy of mine is a Seventh-day Adventist.
They do it on Saturday because nothing changed.
It's like, no, no, no, the whole idea is it changed.
But there are people who genuinely have this misconception implemented so deep into their mind that they can't fathom anything else.
And so when something like this does happen with the war starting or potentially starting and they want to figure out what to do, they don't want to rock the boat because they see that there's, they see that there is sort of this shift towards one way, but they can't necessarily understand why.
I mean, Charlie is smart enough to understand when dozens of people come up to him at different college campuses and all ask the same or similar questions to realize that there is a generational shift.
That's why Turning Point became so popular because he was able to follow and then produce the content and give the younger generation what they wanted.
Now the younger generation is all grown up and the next generation that's in college is taking over.
Charlie can't figure out what the hell they want.
And so he is now asking these questions like, well, should we be involved in?
Should we?
He's gauging because he's seeing how he should act.
But there are people who are completely disingenuous.
I just don't, I don't think that half of them are.
I think that they're just so ingrained in their minds that, oh, well, this is just naturally good because that's what everyone's told me for so long.
I mean, I used to be there with certain societal issues where it was like, this is how I was raised and this is how history was and this is how the world works.
And then you learn and your ability to adapt demonstrates just how much critical thinking you are capable of.
And so I would say a lot of these people just don't have the level of critical thinking necessary.
Their brain can't, it's like the frontal lobe just.
You have to be able to think critically and think independently rather than just, you know, going along with the crowd.
And yeah, I think for so long, Zionism was just so deeply ingrained in the political right that people have a hard time separating the two.
And these are people that have been involved in it for a while, to be fair.
Like, you know, Charlie and Jack, like these are people who have been in the game.
They're, you know, millennials.
So they're, you know, I'm older Gen Z, but like it's, I can see why if that, that's been a part of your political career for so long, it would be hard for you to separate from that.
I just wish we had more honesty and I wish it wasn't so much about making money because we all know that a lot of these people, you know, it's what they do for a living and they're going to try and get as much money out of it as they can.
And if that means not upsetting a certain group of people or maintaining a certain, you know, demographic of audience, they're going to do it.
I think majority of them are disingenuous, personally.
I think that a lot of the people that are in these organizations know exactly what's going on.
If you open your eyes enough and start to look around, you'll actually see it.
Eventually, it's hard.
They say you won't stop noticing everything that's going on.
You know, what we did is we escaped mainstream media because we no longer wanted to believe all the crap that they were trying to promote, all this propaganda, all the mockingbird effect on us.
But then you still have people who are in like turning point in these other places.
They're just doing the same thing.
They're just tricking us that this is an organization that we can feel safe with.
We can listen to their points and they're always going to guide us in the right direction.
But a lot of times they're just following whatever talking points they're told so this way they can collect money.
You see a lot of that on Twitter.
You know, they're collecting that X money.
So what they're going to do is they're going to continue to lie so this way they can get the X money, just like what do you notice?
So I think that a majority of these people, I could tell you, like even now, just working in the industry that for this couple of years that I've been in it now, and you can see firsthand the influence that, you know, the Israeli government has on these people.
And for someone to say that they have no idea that's going on, I don't find that to be true at all.
I think there is a level of ignorance that has to go into it where they're willing to just ignore it all, right?
Which is super disingenuous.
And then there are some actors who just don't have enough critical thinking to actually process what's going on because there are some people who aren't getting paid.
They're just dumb.
I mean, look at half of the boomers.
They're not getting paid by Israel to support the war and yet they're all calling for it.
So there are people who are brainwashed to the point where AIPAC isn't sending, you know, some 50-year-old in Kentucky a check, but he's a public versus like the media organizations.
The reason you have boomers and everybody else who fall for this kind of propaganda is just because the school systems have been polluted.
We're taught a false history.
Everything that we learn about World War II is pretty much a lie, majority of the stuff that we've gathered from it.
So what you have is you have us all growing up generation after generation hearing things that are not true, but because our father spoke it or somebody before them said it, then we just believe it and we follow it full, you know, without question, you know, telling us that the war and World War II started just because everybody didn't have blonde hair and blue eyes.
I mean, there's so many different propaganda quotes that we were.
You know, and what we're doing, what's happened is we're taught, you know, even with the Bible, we're tricked there.
You know, they're not God's chosen people.
You got to choose Christ, you know.
But that comes down to the Schofield Bible.
So, yeah, I believe that, yes, if you're outside of the media world, unfortunately, like as you mentioned previously in the conversation, saying that, you know, the American people, we only have a certain amount of attention span.
We'll watch something for a little bit.
We'll get all riled up.
Somebody needs to do something about it.
The next thing, you know, we turn on another television show and we no longer care.
But when you're actually in the media world, you see firsthand every single time.
I mean, and it's so hard not to notice all the corruption.
It's so hard not to notice how we are being controlled by a foreign organization, a foreign country.
I mean, and anybody who sits here and says that, you know, that's not the case, not saying you, but I'm saying these people on X, you know, they're just lying to us.
They just want to collect the money and they want to make sure that they keep that number one spot.
That's why here, you know, at Rift TV, it's harder for us to come up is because of the fact we're not going to sit around.
We're not going to collect money from the foreign entities and just do what they want.
We're going to speak truth unapologetically.
And that's why it's very important that we keep this organization going because unfortunately you see time and time again, all these other groups, they're just bought and sold.
They don't want, but they don't want us to succeed.
And I think people don't realize this is that, you know, I was talking to an individual who works in Con Inc. still.
And we were talking in LA after the riot.
And he was telling me, he works with Daily Wire displays, blah, blah, blah.
Still works with people, works with, yeah, Prager and different people.
And was just saying like, dude, you know, it's kind of crazy is that, you know, this thing that you're starting here, Rift, you know, the people I talked to, like, it's no one's had a positive thing to say about it.
Like, like, he goes, they're like, they act like it, like, when I mention it, because, because, uh, well, because, like, he's, it shouldn't work here, too.
So he's like, you know, I've brought it up.
What do you think about this project that they're working on?
What's going on?
Now, everyone knows we've been really transparent why we're doing it, what we're doing it for, the need for the disingenuous nature of the, of the right-wing media, the fact that there is no middle ground.
You basically just get like a lot of like, you know, hardline far-right stuff or like really sold-out stuff.
And there's nothing that's kind of like helping people see, you know, taking them on the journey, right?
Because even slightly offensive was just like a little too crass.
And it was like, hey, let's get a little, let's get a little more heavy on the meat, but not that kind of meat.
You know, we're not, when we say beef, we mean actual, you know, healthy protein.
We're slightly offensive meant something else.
So the point is, is it's like, I go, what do you mean?
What do you mean, negative stuff?
It's like, oh, well, you know, this person is like the director here.
It's like, you know, I mentioned it to them and they basically laughed and like made fun of you, like how you're just like how cute it is, what you're trying to do.
And like, you actually think you can compete.
And I was like, yeah, well, I'm not trying to compete with them because they're lame.
Like they're lame.
I don't want to compete with lame people.
I'm trying to do my own thing.
Another person, they were saying, you know, how they're just, they literally claim that we're getting money from Qatar.
This is like not a joke, Mike, by the way, that another organization, I won't say who it is, but there's a really annoying guy that talks like this, you know, but a powerful person there was explaining how, you know, we're, he knows we're getting money from Qatar.
And it's like, so instead of just like it, like going like, hey, you know, that's kind of cool.
Maybe we could have these guys on our show.
Maybe we could reach these people.
Maybe we can team up.
They've already decided, the common people, that they don't want anything to do with us, you know?
However, we did make an agreement with Fox News, which is pretty cool.
And we got an agreement now that we've set with Gateway Pundit and people are open.
Some people are open going, hey, maybe we shouldn't write you guys off entirely.
Maybe you guys have a point.
But this smirk, this snarkiness or whatever it's called, this elitism that they have.
And I like elitism a little bit, but that's a side note.
But it's like this feeling that they're better than everyone and that there's nobody else that can compete with them.
I think they're going to get their asses handed to them long term.
Even if this project fails, I don't care.
It was worth the journey to try to make it like to try to do this was worth it.
And if we have to try again and again, I'm not going to give up, you know, because everyone laughs like, oh, you're going to have a network that is, you know, is monetized, it competes, but is also not going to be sold out to the Zionists.
Good luck.
Everyone tells me, good luck.
Good luck, right?
That's not possible.
Good luck.
And it's like, hey, you know, people also told that to Fox News.
You know, having a right-wing, you know, 24-hour news channel was stupid, you know?
And they're doing pretty damn well.
You know, I think I saw they have like a $1.2 billion revenue right now.
Crazy, right?
Just from like cable.
That's for news, by the way.
It's not even including like, you know, spin-offs and stuff of what they're doing.
It's just news shows and shitty studios.
It's like actually crazy.
People laugh about everybody that what they're doing.
And that's why for me, I see the long game here.
I care about you guys.
And I want to make sure that we let people know.
Like, I think Tucker's doing a pretty good job, kind of the same thing, being sort of honest.
But even then, he's got to get more honest.
So my opinion on these people is like this.
Look, I'm not going to attack anyone directly, but it is so much money they're making.
Like people have no idea.
Like an average one of these podcasters that runs.
I know, I'll just tell you of a friend who runs like a small team and they're getting $20,000 per ad read on the show five days a week.
They have about four per day.
So they're making about $80,000 a day on ad reads.
So, you know, you multiply that.
And then with speaking and everything, they're bringing in like, you know, probably between like $7 to $11 million a year just doing running a right-wing podcast personally, right?
So that's a lot of fucking money.
Yeah.
You know, I just want to remind people, that's a lot of money.
And it's like, do I really want to name the jute and give up $11 million?
What I want to know is, is why don't more people save up their money and then start their own thing like this?
I would get it.
If it's like, hey, I worked there for five years, saved up $50 million.
Now I've started my own network and we're going to get busy.
If you have a plan, right?
The same way you might, there's no shame in any job, but you, as a man, there is shame if you never move up, right?
So there is shame if you never get better and raises.
And you can't just, you know, there's no shame in mopping a floor, but you don't stay there.
So if you're, if you're, if you're for years and years and years staying in these companies and you're not saying more truth and you're not moving in a direction where you're positioning yourself, you know, that's like, you know, I spent the last couple of years saving up, trying to get this started or whatever.
We're going to launch in two years, but God brought some investors, so we're able to start it early.
And I still think this is premature.
I still think the public isn't ready for this.
I don't think the market is there.
I think we have to build the market.
This is a tough fucking job.
But I will say, when you have Mike Mendoza around, ladies and gentlemen, it's all possible.
unidentified
I want to touch back really quick to clarify because I agree with everything you said.
And I don't want it to sound like I was defending.
I think you're just saying, okay, good.
Because I was thinking about it.
I was like, hold on, hold on, hold on.
I don't want to sound like I'm defending these people because I do honestly despise the Antichrist.
Just like anyone else watching this should.
I hate the Antichrist and everything he stands for, which is the destruction of God's people, the true Israel, which everyone online has been just killing me over.
I've gotten into so many debates, even with close friends, where like it's not, you're cursing the Israel of the Bible.
And I was like, the Israel of the Bible didn't exist in 1948.
That's not how that works.
But I agree.
And all these people, it is so hard to turn down obscene amounts of money and look away.
And people with lacking morals are willing to do it.
Like, I lost, I lost it because I started making money.
I started being really good.
Started being able to do whatever the hell I wanted.
I was able to get a massive house to do all stuff.
And I like lost my spiritual balance.
I lost sight of who I was.
And then I lost it all.
And then I realized, shoot, you can't focus on money.
You know, like money is, money is, is the love of it is the root of all kinds of evil.
And when you love money, you cannot serve God and money.
The Bible says with mammon, you cannot serve both.
You can only serve one master, right?
And so part of me thinks, and I want people to know this, that the amount of freaking money at the top of right-wing media, like the top 1% is bloody insane.
You have no idea how much money these people have.
And if you actually look at all these companies, including RAV, including, which by the way, I like Real America's Voice.
This is not a thing, including Blaze, including Daily Wire.
They are run by donors who are ideologically driven and they reward you for staying aligned with their ideology.
And it is not a for-profit business, as much as they will always say and whatever.
It is, yes, it is like for Ben, it's for-profits.
His show gets views and he individually gets this stuff.
But the companies still run on donor money.
They're owned by these big families, like the DeVos family or whatever.
You know, they sell to them.
And why do these billionaires own these people?
Why do they own them?
It's because the media is about controlling you.
It's the think tanks.
Like the same reason why they start think tanks.
Why would I start a think tank?
Why would I start the Manhattan Institute or Heritage Foundation?
Or why would I go CIA or any of these things?
Why would I do this?
It's because I want to control people and I'm going to let them know, you know, this is a good job at my think tank.
I'm paying you $230,000 to essentially go on Fox News shows.
All those contributors you see, all the guests, they're from the think tanks that are owned by the billionaires.
And then what do they do?
Buy the networks, buy them out, curate the hosts, and make sure if you fall out of line, Tucker was at the height of his career.
And what did he just say?
He was criticizing Zelensky.
Zelensky was friends for some reason with the owners of Fox.
So somehow they cut him because he was critical of the Ukraine war.
If you do not fall online, you're toast.
And that's not just that.
It is millions and millions and millions of dollars.
Yeah, at our level, you don't make anything like it.
If you guys think we're like making a ton of money, that's totally not true.
I mean, I think that's the root of a lot of the problems here.
Like we were talking about earlier, how this country has become a multicultural corporation, essentially.
It's just about making money.
And that's why things are so expensive and people can't live the way they should be able to live.
And simultaneously, it's the same reason why a lot of these people sell out to Israel.
A lot of them sell out to the Zionist movement.
I wish that they would, to your point, you know, maybe make money for five years, make a lot of money, and then put it towards the actual cause they want to put it towards.
That would be actually pretty respectable, even though they had to maybe sell out for five years.
At least they were kind of banking that money for a bigger purpose, but they don't do that.
And, you know, it's easier to just sit back and say, well, I'm making all this money, so I'm going to keep going.
And honestly, I think that's why we need something like Rift TV and we need sort of another, you know, truth-telling, not just truth-telling organization, but one that doesn't, you know, seek to really, we're not going to, you're not going to sell out to anyone in that regard.
And I think that's really hard to do, but it's important because otherwise there's going to be no free speech.
And, you know, these companies that are like that, they, they wind up a lot of times not existing for very long anyway.
And by the way, it's not just a 501c3, it's a 501c4 as well, turnpoint action.
PragerU, just completely donor run.
I'm not legally allowed to talk about Blaze TV's money.
Daily Wire, poor profit, but also donor run as well.
Look what they did to Candace.
Look what they did to Brett.
You get in the line of the ideology.
You're out.
Fox still has money.
OAN.
I think Newsmax is publicly traded, though.
I think it's run by public investment.
I know they have big investors, so they got a bunch of money up front.
And everyone's company started with like four or five million dollar investments.
And so, look, I'm just going to say this.
This entire thing is funded by Mike Mendoza of the Mendoza Report subscriptions.
Mike Mendoza Report subscriptions.
No, but I mean, genuinely, all I'm trying to say is, hey, guys, out there to you guys that are out there, to Matt, to the rest of you guys, do something for your people, for your Westerners, you know, break away from this Zionist stronghold.
These people who are helping you not be as effective as you could be.
You know, you don't have to go Spurg out.
You don't have to become some anti-Semite and go, you know, talk about the Holocaust every day.
You can support Israel in my company if you want to.
I'm fine with that.
I don't, but that's fine too.
And what if we were more of like, hey, what if we were truth-led and we had debates and we could actually discuss and try to understand what's going on around the country?
Although I don't think anyone in this company does support Israel.
I want to mention to the commentators who are also, you know, not speaking out that people, X is like the free speech platform, right?
You can almost say whatever you want, sort of.
And, you know, you're good.
You're getting these comments from big accounts going, where did all of this anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism come in and why are people so against it?
Because you gave them free speech.
You should realize that there's a shift.
The trends are changing.
And so if you're one of these commentators who's bought out by the Zionist money, if you don't change, people will remember that.
And if you change too late, they will certainly remember that.
And then you'll lose everything.
And so there are people who are taking the money right now, refusing to acknowledge what's going on.
And they're just saying their talking points.
Like you said, they're just copy pasting.
There's no originality, not even willing to take out a few words and replace them with synonyms even to avoid plagiarism.
Those people, when the times do change, and let's be real, they are very soon.
I predict by the next presidential election is when we'll have a large shift in Gen Z specifically.
If you are not willing to change now, by the time the next election comes along, you will lose a lot of your base because Gen Z just will tune you out.
And by the way, if anyone says that like everybody loves money and there's nothing wrong with that, and I think that's also one of the funny things too, is like, that's why I hate even like, like the also people who are like, I don't care about money.
I do this for my country.
And it's like, dude, you ever seen how money corrupts?
Yeah, do you know also that is a really good information?
I mean, I guess we're kind of heading towards the end of the show here, but these topics, I always, I like to go a little long on shows like this because these topics are actually interesting.
You know, like sometimes we do just produce shows because life is boring and we want to be reliable and be here, except for yesterday.
But for the most part, what I'm saying is like, you know, but like we want to talk about this.
And this is very interesting because we didn't even get to talk about it, but we'll be back tomorrow night.
And I'm sure last time I checked, Iran and Israel will not be at peace tomorrow.
So we do need to follow the Bible.
The Bible does say to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
The Bible doesn't say pray for Israel.
Okay.
It doesn't say to pray for Israel.
And also with blessing his people, he means his church now.
We are his people.
It's not blessing people who are Ashkenazi Jews.
We are the blessing.
There's now neither Jew nor Greek nor Gentile.
We're all one in Christ.
So those who are in Christ are his people, okay?
We are in the Lord.
And a lot of people in the media that are Christians that try to argue against that, it's because of the same reason, they just want a job, okay?
They don't know, they don't theologically believe any of this stuff.
They just want a job.
I know that for a fact.
Shout out to the American Jewish Coalition for inviting me to your Shabbat dinner at CPAC.
I know you were well aware of Iran's influence on groups, terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah.
In an interview, though, last month, you said this when asked about how to treat Gaza in World War II, we did not negotiate a surrender with the Nazis.
We did not negotiate a surrender with the Japanese.
We nuked the Japanese twice in order to get unconditional surrender.
That needs to be the same here.
There is something deeply, deeply wrong with this culture, and it needs to be defeated.
Did you really mean to say that the U.S. should use nuclear weapons against a people because there's something wrong with their culture?
Like, what if there was a time when it didn't exist and they could have lived anywhere in the world and they chose to live right in the middle of all of their enemies because a few thousand years ago they were told it was theirs.
Well, what if the end of World War I was in sight and it was looking like it would be clean?
And then all of a sudden, everything ramps up and it leads to German starvation where Churchill implements a blockade that kills 140,000 women and children because of, you know, Churchill's blunder during World War I, hypothetically speaking, because Churchill had funding from certain families.
And so it ends up in this contract that if the war continues on, then the state can be founded a couple years later.
And then all of a sudden, you have this massive war again where all these bad guys do these bad things.
And they were so bad that after the war, we took all of their scientists.
They were so terrible and inhumane that we decided, come work for us in the U.S. government.
That's what we should be doing.
We, you know, hypothetically hypothetically speaking.
But realistically, we did nuke Japan, even though they were already on the verge of surrender.
I mean, we had a cruise ship that was dedicated just to producing ice cream for soldiers.
But hypothetically, I think so too, considering how quickly their country flipped and became allies.
Like, you know, it didn't seem like they wanted to resist any longer.
And, you know, that empire collapsed.
All the empires collapsed.
And we lost.
We lost what little we had left.
After the Bolsheviks killed the Romanovs and we lost the Christian monarchy, you know, we sacrificed what?
The British Empire and white dominance in the world.
And now what's important is like it used to be our culture.
Do you know what's crazy?
What we used to impose through colonialism and imperialism was our culture, right?
We would civilize the area.
We would bring our religion.
We wouldn't go to war sustained and we would build a civilization for ourselves, basically, and see if we could civilize the world.
And then we would extract resources.
Now, these interventionists, and I know, guys, I just want to say, reminding you to win this, you know, join our book club Sunday at 7 p.m. on this channel.
And also follow our new YouTube channel.
Follow our new YouTube channel.
I'll have an announcement at the end about an event.
I'm going to be in the event on Saturday here in Florida near Orlando if you want to hang out and meet and whatever.
There's already a few hundred people registered.
So you can check it.
It's called Brohemian Grove, Brohemian, not Bohemian.
It's a joke.
Okay.
I still don't know why it's called that, but there's a little bit of child sacrifice in the beginning.
I've heard it's very minor.
No pun intended.
But no, but it's called Brohemian Grove, Sam Tripoli, Owen Benjamin.
Basically, I was like, is this what they think I am?
Like some like nut job because I'm like on stage with a bunch of like kooky Tucker Tucker Katarlson types.
No, I'm just kidding.
These guys are all fucking cool.
I love these guys.
They're all really neat.
And Top Lobster, all the guys are going to be there.
So check it out.
It's conspiracy comedy chaos.
And then we're going to be doing like a live panel of the rift live on stage.
So try to get Anna to go, but it'd be really cool.
If you want to go too, you're gone, right, this weekend?
We're going to go do a live live rift panel at this event.
So if you want to meet us and hang out, that's cool.
And maybe I'll buy you a drink or offer to buy you a drink and then you'll make a video and then someone will say that you're a child, even though you're 25 and say that I was working with Ali Alexander to rape you or something.
So anyway, That being said, getting back to this with the World War II stuff, it's like, you know, and now when you really see with our book that what it's explaining is that like, you know, interventionism is not colonialism.
Interventionism is showing force.
You know, it's the idea of a display of force and also a destruction of their culture.
So you're not like trying to convert them to yours.
You're trying to destroy them and then reconstruct them, right?
And you cannot change these people.
Look at the buildings from the colonial era when we left.
So I'm just going to say this is not a war we want to fight.
This is not a good situation.
And also this interventionism is what's evil.
And the reason why it's evil is because what it is, is it's tied in American interventionism with Zionist Greater Israel ideology.
And it says they're one thing.
So now America, the way that we're great, according to these people, and they all are in power, the reason why we're great is because we're helping Israel create greater Israel and we're taking down their enemies and we're fighting against the savages.
Like that guy said, we'll nuking the savages.
The only bad part about killing Muslims is that the fallout could hurt Jews.
And that's an American senator saying that.
That's what they all believe.
That's what they all think.
And that is scary because now our money, our strength, our economy are being used for one purpose and one purpose alone.
Well, that's why people think it's so inflammatory to say, well, we don't want so many Jews in power, but it's not like you're actually, you're not being anti-Semitic when you say that.
It's that it's disproportionate to the, you know, the, to the actual demographics of the United States because Randy Fine isn't representing, you know, most Americans' interests when he speaks on that issue.
And he says, oh, I just, the real issue here is that we might hit some Jews or we might like, no, what you're advocating for essentially, and he won't say it, is genocide of an entire population.
And I would argue that most Americans, if it was presented accurately that way, would not support that because that is not in America's best interest.
That is just simply not America first in any way.
And they'll tell you it is, but it's not.
And it just really speaks to this problem where there are people in power in this country who are making decisions, who are helping to pass laws that are not working in the interest of Americans, of white people, which is still the majority of this country.
And fortunately, that, I mean, that's changing.
Of course, forcefully so.
That's not organic at all.
And that's the main problem.
But it still is, you know, our country.
It's still America.
And it shouldn't be our problem.
But they'll twist themselves into pretzels to justify their actions for what is effectively genocide.
And then they'll turn us and say, well, these people are the ones who would have supported Germany and they would have helped and done this.
So like they're showing photos of people protesting America getting involved in World War II and protesting the, you know, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, going, well, these are the same people, but they're not, right?
Because the enemy is completely different.
The enemy history is written by the victors.
And so we won't ever get the entire truth of the story because the people who lost didn't get to tell it.
I mean, even General Patton, who's hailed as one of the best American generals or generals in the entire history of the world, says that we defeated the wrong enemy because we didn't continue our conquest into Russia.
Instead, we let the Bolshevik Zionists sit on the Nuremberg trials and judge after they had just killed 60 million people, mostly Christian.
I mean, there was just, I just opened Twitter, X, whatever.
There was a post from Senate Republicans that said 88% of Republicans support missiles to Iran.
I saw it too.
Did you not look at any of the polls that any political commentator did?
I mean, Charlie Kirk, what's his face?
You know, the golden boy of Conservative Inc.
All of the political commentators did.
Do you support getting involved in this war?
It was like 80 to 90% no, 10% yes.
So they just flipped the number and they posted it as if it's going to do anything.
And then conservatives will go and point at liberals and go like, you're just lying about the stats as if they're not doing the exact same thing.
But by demonizing the people who don't want to get involved, like Randy Fine, I mean, he's tweeted bombs away like 10 times in the past two days.
There's even been the dead baby that time when he saw the photo.
He's like, oh, I sleep well at night.
And he's also the same guy that went with Ron DeSantis to Israel when they went and signed the speech laws against us here, you know, saying that people are anti-Semitic.
Unfortunately, this whole government, you know, it's more like 89% of our government is for this war.
And the American people are not for this war at all.
You know, they're all tied in maybe through APAC or whatever.
They all have their handlers.
Thomas Massey has told us many times.
And shout out to Thomas Massey for pushing out against this.
Is it what's what's really weird to me about this lying and this gaslighting is like I even wrote here to Stephen, I said, Stephen, I'm always available to come on again.
I completely disagree with you here on so many points.
Appreciate what you do and your love for this nation, but it is dividing his, what Trump's doing is dividing his base.
He's not always been pro-war with Iran, and his DNI said the exact opposite recently.
What was I responding to?
Well, he said, you can take issue with Trump's stance on Iran's nuclear program.
You can rightfully be concerned about the potential of another foreign entanglement.
But what you can't, in good faith, do is suggest Trump's stance is some sort of an about face.
He has been remarkably consistent on his view that Iran can, under no condition, come to possess a nuclear weapon.
And moreover, his stance is not dividing his base.
But it is interesting to see those making the claim that it is.
Listen to what Steven Crowder had to say.
And I just, I don't know how people say stuff like this with a straight face on their shows.
You know, he said, the United States has spent $8 trillion fighting and policing the Middle East.
Thousands of our great soldiers have died or been badly wounded.
Millions of people have died on the other side.
Going into the Middle East is the worst decision ever made.
Okay.
He said that more recently than that.
So obviously his opinion changed.
And also saying that we can't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon does not mean that he agreed that we should do a regime change war in the country.
And that's what the gaslighting, Stephen, you're gaslighting us, brother.
That's you're, you know, these, these tweets exist.
You know, there's other things out there, but you're intentionally trying to mislead your audience to satiate your whatever funders or whoever it is that's behind you.
And you know, and I've said, and why don't I don't know why you won't have me on.
We've been friendly.
I've been on your show a million times.
I appreciate you.
I think you're a talented man.
And what your ex-wife did to you was fucking terrible.
But also, you know, hey, he said, he said straight up, it's the worst decision ever made is going and boots on the ground inside the Middle East.
So you're telling me that now going and going into the Middle East, you know, he was negotiating just a couple weeks ago and then tell Israel attacked.
Like, now you're misleading your people all the time to like find some way to get us to, I guess, support Israel.
But not only did he talk about intervention in the Middle East, he also at one point, and I used to play this clip on my show, but he supported the idea that 9-11 was an inside job.
He was not in favor of this idea that it was, of course, the approved narrative at the time, of course, as a reason to go to war under the Bush presidency.
So Trump has been somebody who's very critical of foreign involvement, of interventionism.
So it's disingenuous to say that we knew better.
We've known all along that Trump is this massive Zionist.
Like, sure, yes, he supported Zionism a little bit more than most of us would have been comfortable with along the way, but he's also said some pretty promising things.
I mean, his whole philosophy was America first.
And that implies, you know, not being an interventionist in and of itself.
And also, you know, people are saying, you know, oh, you're being too hard on Crowder.
No, because Crowder then says, yeah, this is not dividing his base, despite people making that claim.
I'm one of those people who's claiming, Trump, you're dividing your base, you know?
And it is, because I am his base.
We are his base.
And the majority of people lie, I know.
I know it's not his whole base.
I can see people obviously that do support him because his base, the problem with this now is his base isn't MAGA.
He's got the neocons supporting him.
So when you mean his base is supporting him, what do you mean?
MAGA or the neocons?
And the truth is, is that the neocons are supporting him.
Megan McCain supports him now.
And I think I saw one tweet.
I don't know who said it, but one thing they said they could respect about neocons, like Megan McCain, is Trump made fun of her dead dad, John McCain, for a lot of times.
But because he'll go to war against Iran, she now puts her support behind him.
They're so tied to interventionism.
They're so tied to these wars for Israel that you can literally have mocked your dead dad.
Like if somebody mocked my dead mom one time, whatever, you know, whatever.
Like, yeah, but no, just no joke's fine, you know?
But like, you know, someone's just constantly making fun of the fact about like my dead mom and trying to spit on her and, you know, whatever.
I would be like, dude, you know what?
I hate you.
You know what I mean?
See, look at this.
Inject this straight into my veins.
She's all happy now.
Somebody please explain to me Kuki Tucker Carlson and Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
So she's now got her support behind him.
That is some dedicated stuff.
That would be, that's almost the equivalent of some, a man having sex with your wife and then he runs for president and then you like start supporting him.
That's crazy because he's destroying the legacy of your entire family.
It's not just her dad.
It's a legacy of a political, you know, you know, thing.
So it's just, it's just sort of one of these problems to where it's like, dude, we are divided because anything Megan McCain is a part of, I'm against it.
And, you know, I advertised Megan McCain's book before, my old show.
She paid me to advertise her book.
She used to follow me, you know?
And I think I made one comment on the fact that she'd gained a lot of weight and then she unfollowed me.
