July 10, 2025 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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BETRAYAL: Bondi Persecutes HERO DOCTOR Under Trump DOJ | The Rift | Marc Lobliner & Lilly Gaddis
Just when you thought the madness surrounding the medical industry was over - it seems like Pam Bondi is falling square on the side of the evildoers around the C19 scam in the earlier part of this decade. One hero doctor stood up and faced down medical tyranny - and now he’s paying the price for it. What will happen to him?
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So, okay, so let's just conclude on what was going on there.
I wish you would have told Ed to use like every.
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Yeah, I forget that he comes from the he comes from the Rumbleverse.
Because if it's any time between the 24 hours and a day and there's no traffic, like outside of 2 to 4 a.m. on the 405, the 60, the 10, I wouldn't even believe it.
Because I'm actually like, I have, I have come to believe that, yeah, that libertarians are absolutely like they're adults that didn't grow up like Disney adults or like Star Wars adults where it's like you, the world that they want, the world that all these people want, Democrats, everybody, is like what you would read in a book of like what an adult without God would want, but it doesn't work, right?
Because it doesn't take into account sin, that humans are born evil, that we have a propensity towards chaos.
And they think that like we can all just like sit around here and you can give trans people guns when I'm trying to put them in institutions.
Remember when Matt Damon was on Calvin Klein back in like the 90s and there was that other attractive model, maybe Jennifer Anderson or some other women.
Well, yeah, the goal is to be, the goal is to be healthy.
I mean, if you are physically fit, if you are physically a threat, you are much more likely to think for yourself because you can defend yourself if an idea is counter into if something has something that would counter you that would need to be defended.
So it's like, I tell people, if you are not strong enough to defend yourself physically, then you don't actually have Hercules.
There was literally one where there's like, like, there was actually, it's like blowing up the internet because there's a, there was a, yeah, it's a gay bodybuilder.
And like, he started liking women when he started using it.
Yeah, but I think more importantly, and this is where I'll push back because I agree with what you're saying.
And I want to add to it in the sense that that is not long term.
Like, I think that's what she's talking about: the girls that are sliding up are interested in a physically fit man for a little bit of fun because they find him attractive.
But long term, there is that psychological thing where it's like, now I have to be attractive to the reasons I have to get.
She'll leave him too, by the way, but she can trade up.
She does it in the beginning because that's what she thinks she wants.
That's what her girlfriends will tell her.
Oh, he's good for you.
He's good for you.
And then the moment he does something and she thinks she can get better, her same girlfriends are going to tell her to divorce him.
This is what they always do.
Every time you find a divorce, you always find, what do you find?
You find a bunch of women around another woman telling her it's the right idea.
Especially if they have kids.
You don't divorce.
You figure your shit out.
You don't do that to your children, okay?
No matter what, if you hurt you or you hurt him, if there's no actual physical violence to the point where your safety is not there, you figure it out because don't cast your sins upon the shoulders of children who didn't deserve it.
However, I just want to say it is absolutely true that women pretend that's what they want, but in the end, women always want what?
They want someone better and better because they're never satisfied.
Women don't know what they want, but they want it now.
So they get with the guy, and then when they find what they want, because they don't know what they want, they'll go after that.
I've just seen this.
Girls always say this.
I want to go dad bawd this or that.
And then if you see a guy who's like Zerka, he's tall, rich, and jacked.
He can get any girl he wants at any point, every day.
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We don't always talk about Cunalingus and this stuff, but we have a little mix of serious story in the beginning, and then we start talking about Zirka and giving head because that's this show and it goes all over the place like my brain.
Jewish so it's kind of gay but uh but uh no it's uh kind of turned American we gotta go we gotta go They just turn you meat on a giant platter all like wages.
It's right here, right by here.
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Just like hang meat and just give you this giant.
We went there.
We went there.
So listen to this.
We go there and there's like, I'm there.
I'm the poorest guy at the table.
Literally, one of the guys is talking about the yacht he's trying to order.
The other guy's having us help him pick out his jet.
These are guys that I just like, you know, where you just go, well, like, I don't even know if I should be at this table with these people.
And there's a dime, like, like a the waitresses there are like, you know, obviously this is a high-end place, five-star steakhouse, not a place you'd want to pick a fight, you know what I mean?
But some have said it could be a good place to fight.
It's an inside joke.
She's like, I'm like, there's one of those girls where you're like, you don't even know what to say because you're like, you know, you're thinking about it.
Like, how am I going to order my food?
You're like, man, think about how I'm going to order my food with a waitress.
Like, you're like already preparing for it.
And she's like, she comes over and then the guys are talking about like a cutting weight or whatever.
And they're all really in good shape or whatever.
And I tell her, I was like, let me just ask this real fast.
Like, do you like dad bots?
Because we're talking about dad bots.
And she's like, yeah, I know.
I love dad bods.
And I was like, like actual dad bods.
And then she was like, well, and I go, like, fat guys or whatever.
And she's like, well, I go, if it's a fat guy with a lot of money, do you like the dad bod?
And she was like, yeah, that's it.
That's it.
Yeah.
If, if, yeah, I was like, so that the more money's attached to it, the more dad-like it could get.
And she was like, yeah, more or less.
And so, like, realistically, the kind of bodies that women like are the bodies that give them what they want.
So that's the way I look at it.
It's like, she was a clear dime.
She went to FAU or whatever right here.
She's like, any guy would objectively think she's pretty.
She was at talking to a table of middle-aged guys that all had money.
She overheard them talking about whatever, their yachts and stuff.
She would totally say she would take whatever size body as long as that body came with more and more opportunities.
So in the end, I don't think women care as much about bodies ultimately, but definitely to get you in the door, it's important.
If you walked up and you had a dad, like a gross body and you're to Lambo, you could still get in the door that way.
I'm just saying, I've seen this every time.
And then I, by the way, I asked her to show me a dad bod.
She pulls out her phone, shows me like basically Hercules.
Like, like, literally, even just to look like me, you have to go to the gym like four days a week and you have to eat pretty well and you have to get your protein.
And I'm not like super, super cut because you have to go on a really like strict, you know, really strict caloric deficit and consistent.
But like most guys don't stay at that.
They don't, I mean, you do because you're like a professional health guy.
But the average guy is like the average guy that would be like even healthy today is like, what, 20% body fat?
You know what's funny though is on, well, also, it doesn't do you justice being like short, like on camera, because like unless you have like a really defined jawline or something like Earl, when you're on camera, you always look shorter.
And it's like, you know, realistically speaking, the point of the matter is, is it's like, you know, a lot of people out there, I think, really don't know what it is to be healthy.
And I think everyone could lose a little bit of weight.
Everyone could be more trimmed.
But especially once you have kids and you have a life, you know, just not being, yeah, look at that.
I'm like, I didn't even know you want to go to Utah.
Yes.
Yes, we're going to Utah.
It's like, oh my gosh, I've been wanting to go there.
It's like, how'd you know?
I've been planning this for years, baby.
I knew exactly what you wanted.
I'm saying with the dad bot thing, everybody knows that girls like jacked guys that are in shape.
And a lot of girls don't necessarily, necessarily want a guy that's, you know, a super, super, super gym broke because they want a guy to have a personality.
Unfortunately, people like that I know, including like Myron or any of these guys, they're in the gym every day.
Like almost every guy I know that's like semi-fit goes to the gym five to seven days a week.
Sometimes has an off day.
Not every day is as extreme as the other, but they all have a regimen.
They all watch their calories.
They all track.
They're all around.
And the only difference is on camera, you wouldn't know is just some people have defined jawlines and some people don't.
Well, it's also with social media because if you have this influx of influencers who are all secretly taking gear and then telling people that they're natty, it's going to create a, you know, some people are going to have unrealistic negotiations.
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And then a guy like Myron, who might work out five times a week, have a decent meal plan.
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He is looking like he doesn't even work out because he doesn't match what the perfectly Photoshopped Lightroom edits, you know, guy on Instagram.
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I do want to talk about this.
This is kind of crazy.
We can talk about bodies all we want, but I want to get into some news here.
Listen to this.
So I was at the riots, as you guys know, right?
I was there.
You can still see, I don't know if you can actually see on, I guess you can still see all the scars from pepper balls.
And, you know, I have bruises and I have some scars on my body that are just kind of like stuck there from getting shot rubber bullets and whatnot.
I was there.
We'd have 44 million views for the network on our footage.
Got on Fox and, you know, Daily Mail and NBC.
We got everywhere.
So the point was that not only were we there, but a lot of people saw it.
44 million just on our footage, not including the millions that saw it on the news.
So at least 50 million people that I know of witnessed the LA riots.
However, the gaslighting continues as the mayor of LA actually denies and says that there were no riots.
Even though he said it was like, didn't they say it was something like $10 million for the cleanup for the riots or something crazy or like $11 million to clean up what?
Nothing.
Nothing happened at all.
Listen to this.
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Mayor Bass, this is kind of more of a broader national question.
Reports indicate that ICE agents and police officers in Texas have been targeted in ambushes, including in Alvarado, where assailants in tactical gear allegedly lured officers with fireworks before opening fire.
Given your strong opposition to federal immigration enforcement actions in Los Angeles, how would you address similar escalations of violence against law enforcement in Texas?
And what steps would you propose to prevent such unrest from spreading to Los Angeles while balancing community safety and your sanctuary city policies?
Well, let me just say that the quote-unquote riots that were reported never happened.
We just had tactical police officers from like 10 different agencies, including the DHS, launching tear gas into crowds and shooting them up with less than lethal rounds.
I guess there's probably, it's going to be kind of hard for me to find the footage, but I did feel like it was worth showing at the very least that that unrest did happen.
By the way, reminding you guys, I mean, this is what Portland was like.
And it's kind of with Trump going, why do you care about the Epstein list?
And it's like, wait a second, what the hell?
We went from like your administration making this a big deal.
Like, we've got it.
You do a photo op.
There's this whole thing.
And then when we don't get it and we're told that we're not going to release it and it actually doesn't exist, all of a sudden you're like, so what's your big damn problem?
Carrying it.
Why do you care about this?
And then all these MAGA people eat it up.
And they're like, it really isn't that big of a deal.
An international sex blackmail ring from Assad is not a big deal.
It kind of is a big deal when Ted Cruz praises the IDF on our 4th of July.
Like, that was a crazy tweet.
He's like praising a foreign military on our 4th of July.
Maybe, just maybe there's a little blackmail.
There's some problems going on here.
Maybe, just maybe, you know, he's doing interviews about Gaza and the IDF while his floods are taking out, you know, children in Christian camps.
And then he's like, you know, goes in for a day for a photo op.
Maybe, just, maybe there's something wrong here with our country.
We're mocked.
And then it seems like with the LA riots, too, it's like, LA is fine.
Well, that's the whole point because it seems ridiculous to us when we see it.
It's like, oh, this is like obviously gaslighting us.
But you talk to an average person and they listen to the mainstream, the DC Drino, they listen to these mainstream conservative influencers are totally not being paid.
And that's where they get their news from.
So it actually, the script is going out and it's actually affecting the general populace.
Listen, and this is going to sound like a copium, but it's like, number one, I know.
And because a lot of people are my friends, number one, I wouldn't just disclose it because I actually like these people.
I like Drino.
I know him personally.
I'm not here to like expose his financials.
It's like totally not cool.
Number two, it's not illegal.
So I'm not, I'm not going to go like tell people people's, you know, if they're not doing anything illegal, it's just a legal way of doing business.
But I'll just confirm this.
Yeah, everyone's getting paid consistently.
At least I'm one of the only people who are honest that I lobby for the GOP.
Like I'm like, hey, actually, I lobby and I tell people that I do that.
And so sometimes I do get paid to speak and to say things on the internet.
And I'm open when it is and I'm pretty clear with people.
Like, well, you know, I'll attach a link to sign up.
You know, I'm not just like raising signatures for like a bill or something like that.
It's like I will be paid for that.
But I will say that these people don't disclose that they're being paid because technically there is a loophole in the FEC versus F FTC where only if you're really pushing a product, you have to disclose it's an ad.
This is where like some of these kind of like losers that like cry about this stuff, like there's that current revolt guy and stuff.
It was like, oh, there was like crying about people and like, because they're not getting paid and they want to get paid too.
So then they act like moral, like, oh, I'm going to go after all these people.
The reality is, is that like, if you look at the guidelines, as long as you're not, it's not a political ad for a politician and you're not pushing a product.
If you're simply just being paid and you're able to say what you want to say, but you choose to agree with something or promote something, it's technically doesn't have to be disclosed, which is like kind of a crazy thing.
So the, you don't, you think these people sit around, these people have teams that tweet for them.
Like, you think Charlie Kirk is tweeting?
I'm just like, you think that guy's tweeting?
No, he's not tweeting.
You know, and I know that, which we love, by the way, we love him, but the Hodge Twins even just got in big trouble for that.
We talked about on the show.
They were like, you know, speaking out against the, was it what?
If people invite me on adversarially, that's one thing.
I don't mind.
But like, you know, people don't even invite people on.
And like, let's just be completely honest, you know, they've probably exchanged pots.
I think he said a lot of things about her too.
Like, that's like kind of like calling her out for her bullshit and stuff.
So I'm not sure.
Like, I'm not sure like they're actually good friends or something like that.
Right.
So it would make sense if it was a little bit intense.
Like, also, with that kind of money she has on the line and what she's building on YouTube, I don't think it would probably bode well with her advertisers and what she's trying to do to like have be promoting Nick, right?
Yeah, rarely, but they'll still take down the shorts.
They'll still, if you like, cut his clips and stuff, they'll still take it down.
And I don't know why, because there's nothing that he's saying really, like, I'll watch things that he'll say that I would say definitely would cross the line of like what you would know big tech would be okay with, but it's usually you could tell he's joking.
Like, like, yeah, he'll say like pretty outlandish like stuff, but you can, if you know his humor, you can tell he's joking.
And I don't think, I think that he's, his name is more tarnished than really anything he's saying.
Like, it's just like if he says it, it's worse because he said it.
It's not really what he's saying.
So you listen, you're like, I just heard that today, all-in podcast.
It's like, you know, Nick, I watched this interview with Nick and Dinesh, and you know, he's like the worst.
He's like, they always like preface it.
You know, he's like a neo-Nazi.
He's like a white supremacist.
It's the worst.
But he's pretty convincing in the way that he speaks.
And a lot of what he says makes a lot of sense.
And you're like, well, dude, then you don't need to preface that.
You could just say, hey, so there's guy Nick.
People say a lot of things about him.
I went and listened and I found out that he's got a lot of good things to say.
Personally, I think people should listen to him.
I think you should watch his show.
I think he's got, I think he's got really good points to make.
And I think people would benefit from watching his show.
But I don't think, I don't know why everyone always prefaces him like that.
It's like, even like with ad, like, why do you have to be adversarial?
Like, everyone's saying this stuff about Israel and Jews.
I mean, even if he was, would that have any discount anything he's saying?
Not really.
But ultimately speaking, I think with Tate, it's different for each person, but I think genuinely, like anybody who's charismatic like that, articulates their ideas and is somehow rising up right-wing views in young people.
That is what the gay, liberal, Democratic hegemony doesn't want.
Like, that's what they're most afraid of is young men becoming nationalistics, particularly white men.
Well, I'm not a post-neocon conservative, like 1995 on, but like, yeah, pre-I would say like most men probably, probably before the 90s, would have would have probably wanted a Republican men that wouldn't have thought women should vote.
Like, I'd say you'd probably ask most men genuinely, like, what do you think?
What was your point on that about the right-wing thing?
I was just saying, I think he's articulate.
Yes, but I think what he's doing isn't just like, what's the difference between when a comedian, why do people not really care when comedians say the same things Nick does?
Because they're kind of just making like a, they're making a joke.
It's like it's humor.
So it's not really like, like the context doesn't matter.
But when he's telling people, like, we're going to have to like remove Jewish people from power, he's not just like making a joke on the stage or something like Theo Vaughn.
He's like telling, he's actually, it's working.
Young people are changing their minds because of what he's saying.
And they know that's why Netanyahu, like Israeli diplomat, that one guy from Netanyahu, who's like ambassador, was saying like evil people like Cannis Ones and Nick Fuentes, right?
And even the stop anti-Semitism was even like, you know, accusing Grok the other day of being coded by Nick Fuentes.
You know, it's like the, like, I'm not joking, like the actual organization.
So he's like, he's like a monolith to them of what it means.
You don't really like him, though, right?
You're not a bit, you know, you're not a, you're not a Nick guy.
Yeah, the way I, to me, I didn't under like we gone back and forth over the years, like beefing.
Who hasn't Nick gone back and forth beefing with?
Like him and Milo are always beefing with someone, you know, Laura to Laura Loomer.
Like they always beef with someone.
But I happen to really, I've always really liked Nick and always put my neck out for him simply because I, whether I always like, I don't have to sit around like, well, I don't agree with everything he does or I don't agree with everything he says.
Like I don't, like, that's irrelevant.
It's more like I got in, I got in interested in politics from early on when I was in, when I was young, when I was like in freshman year and high school, it's when I got really into politics because I saw the anti-white agenda and like I became like hyper aware of it.
And then I joined politics as a job full time because I got discriminated against for being white and I experienced the anti-white agenda.
I'm not going to go to the whole story.
If you're on the show, you've heard it a million times.
So it's like my entire secret back end has been to fight for white people to not be replaced or discriminated against.
And that's what I care about the most because I think when there's no more white people and we're not the majority, there's no more West.
I think a country is its people.
And I don't think that a white minority Western nation is a Western nation anymore.
Not because I hate anyone.
It's because I love my people and our culture.
And I think being a child of a colonizer is a beautiful thing.
You know, the fact that we forged civilization and we brought the world into its into modernity is an amazing feat.
And these places that didn't have electricity, let alone even invented the wheel, you know, that we were able to build them cities and in the middle of wilderness.
And they can't maintain them once we leave, Zimbabwe.
Can't maintain them once we leave, Johannesburg, South Africa.
But at the same time, I think it's a beautiful history.
And I mean, look, one thing I respect about the Jews is to go into Palestine and to go build up, Tel Aviv, all this stuff with our money.
But still, you know, they went ahead and did this.
It's like, that's still pretty crazy, right?
I mean, you got to respect a hell out of people who fight for their own people, love their own people.
I've always respected the Jewish love for themselves that they, I do.
I was like, the fact that these people are willing to do what they do, they're just called a tribe for a reason.
I respect it.
But I don't want, but I want that.
I always joke.
I'm like, that's how I, the way Jews feel about Jews is the way I feel about white people.
You know what I mean?
The way like they like, they will do anything to protect their people.
And their goal is above anywhere else.
They live in America.
What they care about is their people.
The way a Jew feels about Israel and Jews is the way I feel about white people and the West.
So that's kind of like, that's, that's, but I'm just saying, like, in that being said, I think that Nick, that Nick shares that value set.
And to me, I don't know a lot of guys who actually can get young people to wake up and red pill.
And I think Nick, Nick does, Nick is like Alex Jones or something.
He's not really a commentator.
He's like people's introduction to the red pill.
Like you like, he wakes up people.
You know what I mean?
So like, I'm not going to see that.
No one's going to really wake up from watching this show.
It's never been that kind of show.
This show's always been, I've always called it, not this show, but any show I do is always supposed to be a gateway drug.
So it's like, you're supposed to watch it, makes you kind of like introduces you to ideas and topics.
And hopefully from here, you find people like Alex and Nick.
And I want to be a pipeline down the road.
That's like the goal.
We never want to be the orators or the ideologue.
But I think Nick is an ideologue.
And I think he's, I think he wants the white race to continue and survive.
Yeah, if you're, that's the problem is we've taught people through the school system, through government indoctrination, to be ashamed of who they are and where they come from.
White people make up about 7% of the world at large, which means that we ourselves are a minority.
And so for us not to be proud of our culture, proud of our heritage, proud of our bloodline, our ancestry is nothing short of absurd.
It's disrespectful to those who came before us for me to say that I'm ashamed of who I am.
What I was saying, what I was saying about hair is that women don't know what they want, but if they want you and you have hair, they will learn to just personally for myself.
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And biggest, I guess, a good thing would be there have been a lot of good deportations.
It's not really like it's hard to pick massive wins because the big Big Beautiful bill had some okay things in it and then it just had a bunch of junk.
So I wouldn't consider that like an amazing win.
So I'm going to go with the deportations because it's riling a lot of people up and a lot of people are waking up to the dangers of mass immigration.
And the border has pretty much closed.
I mean, border crossings dropped over 99% since Trump became president.
And so that would be a good policy, a good thing that's happened.
And then a bad thing that's happened with the policy.
Oh, man.
I'm going to go with one that she said, but didn't like choose for hers was the no new wars thing because us getting involved in more conflicts in the Middle East has done nothing but divide the party.
And because of that and other things, we stand a very good chance at losing 2026, the House and the Senate, which is not a great thing.
And I would say if that ends up happening, the No New Wars definitely was a catalyst to a lot of people splitting the party.
And as far as not to repeat anything anybody said, because I'm a big fan of deportations, would be the Title IX stuff, would be the men and women sports.
And I say that as a father of a daughter and a coach, that was ridiculous.
Just the whole kowtowing to the whole transgender.
That was crazy.
As far as failure, you just have to go with his foreign policy.
I think Trump's thing is he does a lot of saber rattling.
He did in the first one with North Korea, where he was like, you have a red button, I have a bigger one.
A lot of it's threatening.
I think this time he's actually sending too much money to the Middle East.
I know this is going to sound terrible because technically it expanded the government.
And so essentially, and I don't think the Big Beautiful bill was amazing, but the clause that did, that brought ICE to be finally, I think it has more funding than the TSA or like red.
Like, well, yeah, but I'm saying they'll be like in because it's under the same thing.
It's like under under the Department of Homeland Security.
But I think finally TSA is either matched or just under the funding for ICE.
I'm not entirely sure how they're allocating the money.
So I'm not saying it's a huge win, but definitely, and again, I'm not happy.
It's only up to 5 million.
You know, we had, he said, 21 million came in.
The fact that they are claiming that we're going to get the funding to push the deportations, I'm saying so far, we'll see if that's the win.
But I do like the fact that they have the money because he said they're mass deportation.
It's going to be very expensive.
And I'm hoping there's 5 million deported, but then they're saying maybe another 5 to 10 million might self-deport through this.
That's why they're making humiliating people.
That's the whole point of this whole mass deportations.
It's like to make it a show, to go through the parks, to make people afraid.
And I think, you know, we need to make more people afraid in this country to be here illegally.
And it needs to be a dangerous thing.
It needs to be a gamble.
And I don't want them here.
So that would be that.
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