July 15, 2025 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Trump TRIPLES Down on Epstein COVER-UP.. MAGA Base ERUPTS | The Rift | Sarah Stock & Anna Perez
Another day, another instance of Trump covering up for the Epstein files. Exactly what is going on, and why does he insist on peddling this STRANGE theory about the Epstein files being a Democrat hoax?
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Well, in quite interesting news, it turns out that House Republicans, our very old House Republicans, have blocked Democrat-led effort to force the release of the Epstein files to the public.
Just the other day, you know, Thomas Massey and others were talking about the possibility of having Ghislaine, or as we called her on here, Ghislaine, testify before Congress about all of the boys that porked those girls that she apparently trafficked.
Well, the Gateway Punt reports from Jim Hoff that Republicans were asked whether or not there should be congressional interest.
And like Congress loves to do, they decided to vote against the will of their constituents, reminding me: if the people don't have any influence over our government officials, if what we want doesn't occur, and if what happens in our congressional seats is what they want, then do we really live in a republic?
Is this actually a democracy?
Do we have a representative institution?
And the answer to that question, of course, is hell to the no, no, to the no, no, no.
I don't know.
That's my version of black music.
Anyway, might as well listen to some black music tonight because we're living in a shithole of a country.
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It's like a Compton, but it's all 50 states and we have to live through it every day.
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Let's start the show.
My name is Elijah Schaefer, and usually we start the show with a man going down under the desk right next to me, joining me today to talk about these stories and so much more.
It turns out here in this story, I just want to read the details here because it is jaw-dropping.
And you know, when Jim Hoff, you know, when Jim Hoff himself is kind of like saying, hey, maybe Trump, you know, is not doing the right thing.
That's pretty crazy because Jim is like all sold out for Trump.
This is a pro-Trump organization.
And they're like, hey, this is not good.
So in a jaw-dropping move late Monday, House Republicans once again slammed the door shut on transparency, voting seven to five in the rules committee to block Representative Roe Khan's amendment that would have forced Attorney General Pamboni and the Department of Justice to publish all Epstein-related files publicly.
Last week, Representative Khanna announced that he will introduce an amendment on Tuesday forcing House to vote to release the full trove of Epstein-related files to the public.
Now, the same party that spent years stonewalling investigations, blocking the release of Epstein's clientless and downplaying this vast connections to the global elite is now suddenly pretending to care about transparency.
Jeffrey Epstein was a monster, but his real ties were to the Democrat elite.
I don't know if that's exactly true, though.
We do know there was a lot of Republican elite that were involved in this.
I just want to remind you that, you know, Republicans are not inherently good people.
And that's sort of the lie that people tend to hold on to.
But Bill Clinton flew on Epstein's Lolita Express at least 26 times, rubbing elbows with the pedophile finance here.
Why are the Epstein files still hidden?
Who are the rich and powerful beings protected?
Connor wrote on Saturday.
And on Tuesday, I'm introducing an amendment to force a vote demanding the full Epstein files be released to the public.
The speaker must call a vote and put every Congress member on record.
He continues saying, will the House allow a vote on Tuesday on the Kanna Amendment demanding the full release of the Epstein files?
We jump into this with Anna Sarah and with Michael Hennessy.
We're talking right now about the Epstein files were about to be released.
They went before a vote on a committee for Congress.
It has now left the White House and went into the people, right?
This is the people's house is what we know the White House was called.
And then we went into the people's chamber, which is the representative chamber.
Now, I got to tell you, I don't know if they were too busy having anal sex with each other.
I know they were doing that last year.
That was a big thing in the Chamber of Secrets, as we call it.
Every American polled in every independent poll, in every Democrat or Republican-led poll that I've read from Gallup all the way down to youGov says they want the files released and they want accountability.
And so what do our representatives do?
They do what they've been doing for years and years and years.
Like I said, when they're not having sex with each other in the chambers, they're doing the only other thing they like to do.
It's not fuck each other.
It's fuck the American people over.
And I'm sorry for being crass.
I know we're not supposed to curse a lot on the show, but if there's a time to curse, it's when people are covering for pedophiles.
I have the same feeling like the rest of America, we're getting sick and tired of it.
You know, the way that they're pretty much as Sarah mentioned, they're gaslighting us.
They're bringing us in multiple different directions.
First, it was, you know, the files are being released.
They're on Pan Bondi's desk.
Then you have Trump come out saying, I can't believe we're still talking about this.
Then it became the Democrats are actually, you know, they put everything together and it's just a big scheme to make the Republicans look bad.
And now reports are even saying that Trump has been reaching out to influencers and asking them to not report on the whole Epstein thing, to kind of let it go.
So that's why we're seeing a lot of conservatives now on social media that are coming out and saying, okay, guys, let's just be done with this.
Let's trust the administration.
But unfortunately, I do not trust the administration right now.
So it's something that we have to look into.
Crimes were committed, especially against children.
So we need to go ahead.
We need to get this figured out and line up the wood chipper.
And they're kind of looking for every excuse in the book to not release it.
And that's what's so frustrating is before it was that they didn't actually have everything to put together in an, I guess, digestible way that the American people could see it.
And now they're saying, well, we want to protect the victims.
It's like a new excuse every time.
And usually when that happens, it's because they're looking for reasons to continue convincing us that it's okay that they withhold this information.
And you brought up the fact that like, you know, this is obviously like a uniparty problem where they're not or the administration's problem, but it's also a uniparty problem because you have the left that's not, that wants to release it to make Trump look bad.
They're saying that they're trying to help with transparency.
That's what's going on with Democrats.
They're using this for a political reason.
And then you have the Trump administration that legitimately won't do what they said that they would do.
And this is why a lot of MAGA supporters are so upset with Trump.
And this speaks to the very problem that a lot of people were raising the alarm on, which is the whole influencer administration that we have right now.
Because that is exactly what the Trump administration is.
They filled the cabinet with influencers.
They have all these connections to right-wing media.
And everybody said that was so based and so great for so long.
Is it though?
Because now he's reaching out and telling people, or the administration is reaching out to people on the right saying, oh, just don't talk about this.
The whole influencer cabinet is just like, it's so unserious to me.
It's like, why does the right have to be so corny like that?
You know what I mean?
Like the left, it's like, oh, there's this person who, I mean, of course, not in every case.
Like we have like Obama, who was like a community organizer and things like that.
But it's like generally they do kind of value a little bit of prestige.
They value people who have experience in what they're doing.
And it's like, you have someone like Dan Bongino.
It's like, I don't think he ever worked in government before, did he?
And it's like, yeah, he talked about politics on his show, but how much real life experience is that?
Just like looking at things on social media.
Like, I wouldn't think I'm equipped to run for Congress or something because I talked on his show.
Like, I don't know.
I think it's just a little bit silly.
Someone like Trump makes more sense because he's obviously, he's a very, he's a much older guy.
He's dealt with the real world for long enough.
He obviously, he's a very successful businessman.
So I feel like that's a little bit of a different situation.
But when it comes to these guys who are just like these like podcasters or whatever, like I don't really know if I want them in charge of the FBI, to be honest.
And I will say this as somebody who's worked in right-wing media for quite a number of years.
You know, they say that they want to replace the mainstream media.
They want to be the main source of information for the American people.
And that's a great goal to have.
And it's great that there's an opportunity to replace the lying mainstream media that, or rather the mainstream media that was not completely honest with a lot of their reporting.
And a lot of American people obviously are frustrated with that.
And, you know, several polls reflect that.
However, you can't replace it with something that's dysfunctional or worse or just as controlled by the government.
Because even though it's, quote, on our side or on the conservative side, if that's your perspective, it's still not ideal.
There is still, there should be a standard to your point.
There should be like prestige.
There should be an understanding that like there are certain things that aren't okay.
Like you can't just collude with the government and the media should not be colluding together to stop certain information from getting out there.
That's what it's what we're seeing is an administration that's like a home loan in 2008.
You know what I mean?
It's like, like, you know, I get some financier who, you know, thinks that they can trick God by changing the light bulb in their refrigerator so it doesn't go out on Saturdays.
It's like, well, that's not really, you know, then they're like, oh, you know, we can also trick the people by changing the numbers on their loans.
And it's like, we'll repackage a bunch of, you know, C and D loans and call them AAA loans.
And then we'll end up basically, you know, guaranteeing that nothing bad's going to happen.
Well, what could go wrong giving a loan to Eduardo Rivirez for $800,000 for a two-bedroom house in Watts, California?
And then that's basically what's happening here.
It's like, what could go wrong when you put a bunch of dual citizen, dual allegiance fools that have no dedication to your country?
You know, something's wrong when like Avi Yamini of Rebel News, when Rebel News itself, which is Canadian, is like, you can just predict what these people are going to say.
It's like, oh, Trump is doing the right thing here.
We really should worry about Epstein.
You know, and it's like, Avi, Avi, number one, you're Australian.
It's like, you're not really a very good source when it comes to, you know, whether we should protect Israel or not.
And what I'm not even, this is not even to be anti-Semitic or anything.
What I've really seen is the argument has come down to right now.
This is the split on the right wing entirely.
It's just that there are people who are dual citizens or evangelical Zionists who want to protect Israel more than they care about the truth.
Americans are protecting these kids.
And then there are people who care about America, the truth, and protecting these kids.
And if you want to protect the kids or you love America or you want the truth, they will slander you.
They will call you anti-Semitic.
They will call you obsessed with Jews.
And you go, no, I'm not obsessed with da Jews.
I'm obsessed with one right now.
And his name is Jeffrey Epstein.
And he is a pedophile.
And we want accountability.
And so the fact is, if you're telling me, you stupid bitch, you're telling me, Avi, I'm sorry, I'm very, upset at him right now.
If you're telling me, dude, you're telling me right now that if you want accountability against pedophilia, which is a very serious crime and very serious, that that makes somebody anti-Jewish when you have the ministry of combating anti-Semitism saying anti-Israeli.
But aren't they kind of telling on themselves when they say that?
Because they're telling you, they're saying that when they call it anti-Semitic, like your mind wasn't even there to begin with.
You weren't thinking it had anything to do with Jews at all.
But then when they start, or you know, in theory, but then when they say that, you're like, oh, so you're telling me this does have to do with Jews.
Okay.
Well, then let's go down.
Let's expand that, you know, and then you, and then they're like, it's like they're telling on themselves that they are protecting Jews.
They are protecting Israel when they call what you're saying anti-Semitic.
Like had they not said that, you wouldn't have even been on to them.
That's the irony in all of it.
And the other thing I wanted to say before we move on from this was it's really disheartening to see that the Trump administration is working so hard to block this information from coming out, primarily because they made this a cornerstone of their campaign from day one, or not day one, but very early on.
I forget at one point.
Remember he premiered Sound of Freedom at Mar-a-Lago a long time ago?
And I'm going to tell you guys this as we go into this, I want to remind you what people are saying right now is that he took money from donors that are on the list.
And this, like, he, he owes them their freedom.
It's like a tax, right?
Like a syntax.
He owes them.
However, I want to remind you that there is ways to show that you still don't support pedophiles.
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It says dead pedophiles cannot, what does that say?
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Sorry, I can't read right now.
Can you go show that real fast?
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So many of these cool shirts are like actually could kind of get you in trouble, which is actually what I like because I like getting into trouble.
I always tell people, people are like, are you a green flag or a red flag?
I go, I'm a yellow flag.
And they go, what's a yellow flag?
It means that I am toxic intentionally.
And it also means it means that I get into trouble, but I feel bad about it sometimes.
But however, they have, if you're like me, and you do need to remember that Christ is king, you can get the Crisis King t-shirt.
We do need to remember that.
There's also like the Brohemian Grove reference, a bunch of Christian stuff, which I think is pretty fantastic.
And there is like some, you know, let's just say that's pretty serious right there.
What does that say?
That's a cartoon, obviously, but what does that say?
But like I'm saying that it's like the USS Liberty moment.
Remember that one on Sam?
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I mean, just for the, so they don't pull the episode, but can you speak in like a little bit of like cryptic language so we can know what you're saying?
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I would say that it's all about the specific lobbying money.
The specific lobbying money is centered around a certain pharmaceutical firm that may or may not have gotten the monopoly contract for the Operation Warp Speed.
And I do think that when you do a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of work, whether it be legal work, whether it be lobbying work, or just the regular skullduggery that goes on in DC, you have a certain degree of loyalty, right?
Are you saying right now that the same people involved in the Epstein cover-up were also involved in Operation Warp Speed?
I will be damned to find that out.
So, like I mentioned, we try not to curse a lot, but I mean in this show, I typically do curse when I'm angry, also when I'm happy in the morning and the night.
I just curse all the time, actually.
But I do have a hard time holding it back.
I think there's a lot of you guys out there that know, even though you try to be, you know, holy person or whatever, you cannot help but swear at what's going on right now, you know, because that is the level of derangement.
They say Trump derangement system syndrome.
Right now, Trump is deranged.
And this is, this is, there's a clip I want to play.
He knows that he affed up on this because they're trying to say that Steve Bannon, Jack Pesobic, Charlie Kirk, these people were all anti-MAGA just about a week ago.
And we know that then Charlie and all these people are coming out now and they're saying, no, we need to move on.
We actually, Trump's right.
We need to move on.
So this is what I want to say: is either A, they're being told something that we don't know and they're being sincere or they are a sellout.
They're sellouts.
And I want to give them the benefit of the doubt.
That's why I invited Dinesh D'Souza, who also claimed that as well, to come onto this show and to speak to us and explain to us why we should stop caring about the Epstein files.
And you know what?
Dinesh accepted.
So he will be on the show tomorrow that's going to try to explain to us why we should not care anymore about the Estonia.
Everyone in the government is implicated and it could cause a civil war or there's some, or like I said, like there's in the documents, they edited stuff to make it seem like people committed crimes they didn't and saying, okay, there's been actual edits put in and there's been deep fakes and we're trying to figure out what was going on.
Like if they just be honest about it and say, here's the reasons why we're not releasing it, I'm not going to be satisfied, but at least I wouldn't be cursing on my show.
Well, no, I mean, yeah, as Sarah mentioned, what could happen, the establishment could come crumbling down, but these are not the type of people.
If they are involved in child molestation, doing things with children, this all deserves to be exposed.
You know, what happens is they get these people, they hold the information against them, and then they go ahead and they can get them to, you know, pretty much pass any bill they want, push any law that they want.
And the one thing, too, that Trump's doing is right now he's kind of saying, you know, this is the Democrats that want to put this out.
No, I was thinking, I was saying that they were trying to say he was anti-MAGA, but it's like because he's holding them accountable.
But I was going to say, Charlie right now and Dinesh are the two that reneged and went back and kind of said, like, oh, well, you know, we got to drop it.
And I like, I want to play this video here from it because like, I know there's a lot of real anti, you know, Charlie people, but I'm not an anti-Charlie person.
And it's like, look, are they currently blocking me?
Are they current, like, am I on their speaker bureau and I'm technically sanctioned to speak at schools?
Yes.
Are they blocking me all the requests for me to speak at schools right now?
Also, yes.
It's a very weird thing that's been going on behind the scenes, by the way.
I don't think Charlie has anything to do with it personally.
But obviously, you know, there was never a problem with me speaking at schools before October 7th of 2023.
And then now there's been problems.
They won't let me speak anymore.
And I always remind people, yeah, it's kind of annoying because there's a lot of money in that.
And a lot of colleges and schools get really upset because they put together entire events, try to get the funding, and then they get blocked.
And it's like kind of sad to punish, you know, speakers for having different ideas and thoughts.
And then to go to see at the recent conference, even with all the policing of trying to keep certain people from speaking, they still couldn't control the narrative against Israel at their own conference.
I do like Turning Point.
I have no issue with them.
However, I do think that Charlie is not just, I think he's just playing the long game, you know, in my personal opinion.
I think he's just, he just knows that he has political aspirations, I think, ambitions.
I don't think, I think it's like a lot of people where he's like, it's not worth it for this.
I'm not going to alienate myself from the Trump, Trump likean side of the Republican Party because the Republican Party is Trump.
It is his children.
They are the future of the Republican Party.
It's JD Vance.
It's Peter Thiel, you know, and we know it's obviously not Curtis Yarvin anymore because now he's working on the America Party with Musk.
I knew that, I swear, but I actually did forget that.
And then I was like, oh, wait, that's true.
But I was more talking about this general thing where we just in the right wing kind of prop up these influencers and pretend like if you have the best takes, you're also experienced and you know what you're doing in government.
And I don't necessarily think that's true.
And yeah, that happens on the left too.
Like I already said that with Obama and AOC is another good example.
But it's also like the left does kind of value credentials a little bit more, which is kind of, it's cringe in some ways because it's like, now we know you can't trust credentials in a certain way because academia has been hijacked by the left and, you know, even like the FDA and all these different things.
But it's still, it's still like the right shouldn't be just like throwing down a standard.
Shouldn't be trying to be like, oh, we're these rednecks with no standards and blah, blah, blah.
We're just going to go live on land in the middle of nowhere.
You know, you gotta, you gotta admit the point does stand.
The left does value prestige a little bit, take pride in like having these different credentials, like yeah, the credentials are fake but at one point they weren't right and the right should be trying to take that back right.
We should be trying to infiltrate academia and all these different organizations, the media, all these things, and take back that prestige and make it mean something again.
We shouldn't just be like like I don't want to like the whole, like college is a scam thing.
From Charlie Kirk it's like no, I think young bright, young men with futures should go to college.
Not everyone should, but don't tell these young men, who could have a future well in leading our country, not to go to Harvard.
If they can, they should go to Harvard and change Harvard.
And it's kind of like communists to take that to like have the opposite approach, which is like yeah, they shouldn't go to college, we should all live in rural areas, we should just escape to the middle of nowhere.
It's kind of a psyop to get you know conservative libertarian psyop to say, i'm just gonna live off the grid and it's like yeah, so that's why the country is falling apart is because all the right wing decided to go live off the grid.
And it's like yeah, so now the left just runs everything and it's gonna stay like that unless we take it back.
And going back to Epstein too, the one thing that they're trying to say now is i've seen a few of the senators come out and saying that we want to have an investigation where um, they put a team together and this team's going to investigate everything and that's going to calm the American people down, but that really doesn't bring.
I don't feel comfortable in that as well either.
I mean, when you, we don't the people that they put in those positions, I mean they could pretty much just give us the same bs, not release the files, drag this out as long as possible, um and I think that's what they're going to end up doing, and I and I think the way they're doing it now is the reason they want to do that is they want to separate a little bit from Trump, because Trump's getting a lot of heat for not releasing the Epstein files, not providing the information and brushing it off.
So I, I think that's what we're going to run into with this whole UH group that they're trying to put together now.
Well yeah, I just wanted to like I, I feel like that super chat was really rude to Sarah, because I feel like you would you, you don't make bad points like, for instance, you're talking a lot about credentials of people and I know that you know there's one politician that's a Democrat that you really respect a lot.
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You've talked to me a lot about him and you've like you've, I don't know what you where oh, I know where you're going.
Well look uh, i'm here to say that i'm gonna fight for the people of Detroit, i'm gonna fight for my gross point and all of the gross points and all of Taylor and every course, every part of the 13th district can just do this real quick, Gross Point, Gross Point Park, Gross Point Woods, Grow Point, Gross Point Farms and Gross Point Trust.
Okay, you know, on your campaign filings, it says occupation.
Yours says United States government.
Aren't you employed by the people of the United States?
I'm really, really happy that the Democrats are in power in a lot of places because they obviously choose the most qualified and aesthetically pleasing individuals to lead our country from Somalians to Indians.
There's this one guy that makes like the best videos criticizing immigration, but it's like, he just goes to drive-thrus in Canada, like to Tim Hortons and stuff, and just like orders clearly simple things.
And he just posts the response of the person, just the first response of the person on the other side.
Like, the number of Haitians in South Florida, it used to be like it was mostly Hispanics, which is like, all right, like, not ideal, but we deal with that.
It's been the case for a while.
Not to say that's a good standard to have, but anyway, now it's like Haitians.
I feel like every show I've been involved in, I've just been involved in so many lawsuits because for some reason people get into media and they're like, it reminds me of people who worked at Fox complaining.
And it's crazy because it turned out he said I was only hired because I was hot.
It's like, wow, you thought he, you didn't know that's how that.
You thought you were smart?
Like, it's like, I don't know who, like, have you, anyway.
It was like, it was actually crazy, but it's like, it's like people joining the military and suing the government for PTSD because a bullet scared them or something.
You're like, hey, you're in media.
This is like a gritty, shitty, kind of like obscene environment to work in of like the worst dredges of society.
It is like extremely violative of all of your privacy.
It is there.
There's no filters.
You cannot be offended about people.
You cannot, and the people that come in, they're like, this is what happens with right-wing media.
But on the deposition, one of my favorite things was like, it was like, it said something.
It was like, and then like when the show would end, he would make racist jokes and make dick jokes.
And then the deposition guy goes, but didn't he also do that on the show?
Before I was saying you do it the whole time.
And then he's like, yes, but what's the point?
It's like, so what is the lawsuit then?
You're saying, you're trying to act like something secretly happened.
And then he would drink.
And it was like, didn't they have bottles?
Didn't they?
He's like, didn't, it was like literally exhibit.
It was like, aren't these, aren't these like 31 images of him drinking out of a bottle on air?
It's like me like in the corner, like drinking out of a whiskey bottle.
It's like, you know, that the things he does on air, if it's public and you know about it, then technically you're not, it's not, there's no like secret here.
If you didn't bring up a problem about it, it's not like this secret behavior.
It's like you're basically saying he did outside of the camera what he also did on the camera.
And I always thought that was like a really weird thing to sue people over.
Also, it was basically the end of one of the depositions was so funny.
It was like, did you not know he ran a show called Slightly Offensive?
Yes, but the things he said was offensive.
Did you not voluntarily get into business with a guy whose show was called offensive?
I'm going to talk about the Epstein files, and I'm going to make the case that even though there are unanswered questions about Epstein, it is in fact time to move on.
Part of being on a political team.
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Wait, what?
Wait, is that an edit or did he actually just like do that transparent?
I think there are things that are important to you.
I think you do that.
Less important to the guy that you've put in charge who is trying to focus on things right in front of him.
And so having a sense of perspective, having a sense of balance, having a sense of maturity, I think is more important even than getting to the bottom of what really happened.
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Henny was going to talk about what was going on with Dinesh.
You know, this one take, I definitely have to not agree with him at all because what he's saying is that we put Trump in office.
We have to move on from the situation.
He's trying to get things done.
But it all goes hand in hand because these people that we're trying to expose for what they've done, these are the same type of people that get blackmailed.
These are the same type of people that are in the background pulling the strings, making decisions.
So if we don't go ahead and take this head on, then we're just leaving those people in office to be blackmailed to continue the corruptness.
So it all comes together.
I mean, just to say, let's move on and to be, you know, mature about it.
There's, you know, being mature is actually standing up for children, protecting them, and making sure those who are evil are held accountable.
But I, but I, but no, I like her, and I don't like the fact that she's, that she's being rude to you.
I mean, being genuine, like, like, not even from a business standpoint.
It's like, hey, we're all working together.
And I think, like, on our side, we don't need to, like, we don't need to be saying people are black guys at turning point conferences or that people are like working for the CIA when, like, I don't, like, I mean this respectfully, but like, you can meet you in person.
I just want her to meet you and be like, that person is not a CIA.
No, I like her too, but I mean, I'm like, I feel a little protective of Sarah because I see her as like, you know, she's a little younger than me, but like, I don't like when people come after you because Sarah, guys, stop being mean to Sarah.
It's like, it's like, you know, you do that and you go, oh, and then she goes, yeah, like, it's like, I was like, I was already in here because I was like doing something for some random place that doesn't pay me.
So I'm here.
And you're like, well, you weren't even here, were you, Ed?
In all seriousness, though, like people can't fathom that you would be able to just like not you, but just a lot of people in general wouldn't be able to just like find success on your own just by like being a likable person or having interesting takes or whatever it might be.
Like, do you know, like, do you know, like, this is why I like, uh, I like when teenagers are working at like fast food in like nice white states than like Hispanics.
Cause like, you ever notice that, like, it's usually actually teenagers from good families are the ones working at those places.
It's not like when it's white people, and they'll be like, go to Chick-fil-A.
And it's like, you get pretty low at service these days now at Chick-fil-A.
I don't know if you've ever noticed that.
Like, they don't get a lot of pleasure out of you anymore.
And I like when they get pleasure.
You know what I mean?
They're like, oh, my pleasure.
And you're like, oh, you like that?
How about I order something else?
But I noticed when you like a young white teenager, you can tell that they're trying to make their dad proud.
There's an ulterior motive where they're trying to save money for college and they've been like trained and they'll give you the best service.
Like they'll be like, you know, like, I'm glad when the teenagers don't, you know, it's kind of weird if they're saying pleasure and stuff like that.
I mean, I guess if you're one of Trump's donors, you might like that.
Like I'm saying it's weird with millennials like like in high school, maybe it's because I was just raised poor, but like everybody had a job.
Like everybody worked outside of school and like some people worked full time at night.
And like I just remember everybody worked and when I meet you, I don't.
I don't think that's entirely true.
I also think that there's like this gaming thing where all young people want to just be like streamers and celebrities and they think they all have the like you.
One of the reasons why I have a hard time, even though we do hire a lot of young people, is young people think they're worth more money than they are and they don't realize that like, you're only worth as much money to a company as you bring in, like not just media, but any company.
It's like yeah, it's like what's the value asset of your job right?
So if you don't bring in a lot of money, like what do you get?
A gm at at, at IN N OUT is paid like a hundred hundred fifty thousand dollars, hundred twenty thousand dollars, because the operation, what they're they're bringing in, is worth a lot of money.
Why do you think in and out employees bring in more money than other industries?
Because they generate, they have a, they have a high rate of of of people that go through customers.
They generate a lot of money per unit sold.
But I was gonna say with the young kids, like i've been talking to them like dude, I don't want to work a job for just like 12 an hour and you're like, why not like?
Why not?
Because the girl said that too.
She's like, since i've been at home, i've been working since I was in eighth grade and i've saved up so much money and like been able to be like rich, do you mean?
You could have saved up thousands and thousands of dollars invested and like you have to start with a small amount of money put in the stock market, invest.
Then you have to buy like a car to get places to start a company.
Like you have to work for a little bit of money to save up 10 grand to start a company.
Like you have to like start low always, and i've told that to young people.
That's why it's like Sam's smart.
You know he's working for like pennies on the dollar as an intern and he's already gotten a job out of it.
I'm not talking about you while i'm in college no, but i'm.
But i'm just I, I am gen z, I know, but it's not the generation like, not there's individual.
You're obviously here working.
People didn't even know.
You said so much that you were at the conference that people were shocked that you're in college, because people don't even think of, like college students in general, being able to work legit jobs like that's actually what I trust.
What I will say is, like there are and I think the reason why a lot of young people have this perspective like I mean, i'm gen z Millennial, i'm right on the cusp, so you could say you know both.
I I kind of have experience with in both you know sides of it.
But I worked a normal job like a, like a what's minimum wage job since I was like 11, which is illegal in the state of Pennsylvania, which is where i'm from.
But I mean I was, you know, I grew up, I would say, middle class.
But what I will say for even younger people than me like really young gen z, is that they're so used to kind of more unconventional career paths, like working in in social media and you know people who invest in bitcoin, and not Not to say that these are necessarily like, you know, get rich easy schemes or anything like that.
But I think they're used to a different, like they're, you know, even OnlyFans, which is obviously not ideal, but there are plenty of young women that still try and do that.
Like they kind of want to just get rich quick and like they're used to that sort of mentality, that sort of career path anyway.
Like they're more open to taking unconventional career paths.
You didn't have that option, Elijah.
And neither did I really, because, you know, when I was growing up, we had like, you know, normal minimum wage jobs.
We didn't have social media.
But now you can make money posting if you have a lot of followers.
You can do like ad posts.
You can do all sorts of different things that, and I think that's why their perception of like minimum wage wage jobs is so different from ours.
But I still believe that it's mostly the illegals that are responsible for taking.
Because there's no other year that I was able to legally start working.
So the year I was able to legally start working when I was 16 years old and was allowed to get a job in California, at that year, I got my first job at the year.
So I can't be 16 in another year because then I would be 17.
Because you're objectively saying that millennials, when we were, when, when my cohort of millennials were in high school, the cost of living was higher to the wages in major cities than it is today because it was a very serious period in time, yet everybody worked.
And you're saying, and it was harder to get a job because there was literally no jobs because every small business was shutting down and the big businesses weren't hiring.
But I never knew someone who didn't have a job and didn't have a job.
Not in LA has had like a million illegals since like 1992.
It's been the freeways have been packed since 1988.
Like ever since they were given amnesty, I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm telling you, something has changed because when I looked up stats on like even kids who try to get jobs, most said that you said they don't want to because that amount of money won't get you a lot.
And I'm saying when I was younger, they worked for that amount of money and it got you less in those areas where it was expensive.
No, I'm saying I'm telling you right now that when I tell people try to ask for jobs and when I tell them how much they pay, which is actually above the rate that even Blaze pays or people pay for those same positions, people will say, that's not enough money, you know, whatever.
And you're going, I don't think you understand.
You have no experience.
You're not very good at what you do.
And their Gen Z has a chip on their shoulder because they see all these.
I'm not joking.
Yes, is it very hard now?
And very much why people are depressed, why they don't see any hope?
So in generations, there's like four year, four to four and a half year cohorts.
So in my cohort, which is the youngest, the young group of millennials, we don't own homes like at all.
And especially when you look at Los Angeles, it was like 92% of Gen Z from that, from Los Angeles don't own homes.
So you have to look at like your region, right?
Because you can't really compare it to like a place where a home's like 100 grand.
It's like in where you like, like to live where you grew up, you can't afford it.
I'm saying, I think a lot of people are making excuses, but I think there's a real sickness going on with young people where they just, you know who you sound like right now?
That's the thing that's the people in that who are doing that though, like, and this kind of speaks to their inexperience, but they just genuinely don't know what people pay in this industry.
They think fame equals money or like notoriety equals money.
And anybody who's worked in this industry for more than like a month will tell you that's not true at all.
Like you don't think people seem to think you make so much money just because you're willing to like, you know, talk on camera about politics.
That could not be further from the truth, just so everybody's aware.
If you ever want to ask Elijah for a job, don't even think of asking for like, you know, $250,000 if it's your first job.
And that's what Tim was saying was that Gen Z's lazy.
I'm saying it's actually to take pictures of your butthole every day takes a little bit of effort and people are doing that.
A lot of them are trying to do things, but they're putting their time into like gaming and like streaming and they're putting their time into things that they're, they want to make money and be something.
You know how many black people you meet in LA that are rappers?
Everyone's a fucking SoundCloud rapper and a rapper.
And you're like, dude, the chances of you making it in that field are like 0.01%.
And I'm seeing a lot of people like you're so dismissive of the $12 and these jobs.
The mindset I've heard of a lot of Gen Z is like they don't want those fucking jobs the same way.
It's like all those Mexicans that work there and stuff.
Am I saying I don't get it?
Yeah, I get it.
I just think a lot more people need to understand what I said on Tim's was that they're not lazy.
You cannot accept the situation and it does fucking suck and it is annoying.
Whatever you have to do to make it in life and do it, you got to buckle down and do it.
And you can't be a victim and you've got to earn your way out of out.
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If they did watch the debate between Candace and Nick, who won it?
I guess we'll come back to that because we're going to stay on topic here for a second.
Pretty obvious.
Also, let me see.
What the hell?
Okay.
The based clone said, what do women on the panel think about how Candice Owens' eyes are as black as her skin after Nick Fuentes gave her the 1960s drunk dad on her?
I mean, he obviously won, but it wasn't even like a win or lose thing.
It was just like a stupid conversation because it wasn't a debate, really.
Yeah, I mean, they debated race for a bit, and he obviously won that.
I don't think she's like really looked into it before, but it was really stupid.
Honestly, I just thought it was disappointing.
Like, I was watching.
I just felt uncomfortable and disappointed because it was just her grilling him over like her feeling personally attacked over certain things he said or said about Dave Smith or whatever.
And like, well, because she's married to a white guy.
So I guess she's clearly pro-race mixing, you know, which is like what, like, I'm not pro-race mixing, but like, if that's what you like, you know, but she walked into it with this like anger.
You're totally right.
And also, I think the thing about Candace, and I do like some of her content, but you know, the thing about her is she's kind of used to just being the token black girl.
So she can kind of skate by just by being like anti-BLM and everybody thinks she's awesome and conservative and this and like that.
And she's been doing that for years.
That's always been her shtick.
But this was the first time I think she's been confronted with somebody who actually like knows what they're talking about and wanted to have an intellectual conversation in good faith.
And she just she, I think, I think she's smart enough to have realized that's what was going on, but she didn't like it.
Dinesh probably disagrees with him on so much more.
And he was a lot more charitable.
They were just able to, he was able to remove all his feelings from it.
Somebody even made a joke about him being indie and he laughed it off.
You know, it was like, he was way more chill.
And like, yeah, I think that it was kind of just a woman moment of not being able to separate these like personal emotions from just having a good conversation, creating some good content and like trying to, you know, promote some truth to the audience.
I know, but on the back end, I mean, I didn't watch it, so I don't, I have no opinion on the, on the thing itself, but I do.
I was told from the, like, the production on their end that it was like kind of the dissatisfaction or whatever, like publicly, like originally, like both were totally cool with how it went and was like excited about releasing.
And then suddenly it flipped like publicly to make it seem like it was like bad.
And maybe that was because I was trying to figure out why that happened because apparently Nick was very cool with how it went and liked it and was excited.
But I'm wondering if, I'm wondering if whoever edited the commercial that like tried to make him look bad.
I wonder if that's what set him off because I just saw the commercial.
Well, the commercial definitely looked like a hit job.
Like that's what I'm like genuinely.
But I think that there was, I'm wondering what else happened behind the scenes because a lot of times with these very like big influential people, when you talk to them both individually, which I typically do and like ask them what happened or what went on, I'm not going to get into private messages with people or anything like that.
But it was like, you know, it seems like always both sides think they're right and both sides think they did the right thing and that the other person was being immature and that it was blah, blah, blah.
I'll say this.
You know, I have no fucking clue, but I also don't want to listen to two people, you know, beef it out about something that it's not like, I don't know.
Well, I thought it was going to be more about Israel and the Jew problem and going to be more about them, you know, I don't know, kind of dissecting that.
Well, it should have been about the war with Iran because this was like it was recorded during the time, like right after that all started, and he was invited on last minute and everything.
I just, just so you guys know, this week, I'm just going to pick more fights randomly because one thing that has been bothering me about this show is that there hasn't been enough back.
Anyways, whenever we speak, I hear, it's like a mosquito.
But no, I was going to say, because we need more back and forth.
I was hoping the show would be a little more like the whole point.
You were here when I launched that.
The point of the show was literally I started it with like an atheist feminist and it was supposed to be like it was supposed to be like combative and like rebuttaling each other.
Um, I wanted to, I wanted to say this, by the way, I do want to bring back child labor.
That's a news, that's new, that's a new thing I was going to talk about.
Strawberry, it was actually kind of my idea.
I want to bring it back because I did see a picture recently of a child chimney sweeper.
He looked really happy at the cafe.
So, he's really having a fun time.
And my son does love, you know, getting into dangerous places and you know, getting dirty.
And so, it's like, you know, I just like get that man in the mines, you know, get that man a pickaxe and get him to work.
Um, somebody said Zesty AIDS, oh, they're just I'm trying to like weigh them in, but they're like just saying, like, some money is better than no money, Sarah.
There's no like statements.
Like, I'm like trying to find like somebody.
Someone said just bought 1200 coins for $120.
I don't have any coins in my account.
I'm sorry.
I have no idea what that is.
You can just email me, Elijah, uh, at rifftv.com.
If you ever have money problems, I'm never going to take your money and like cause problems.
So, I can always help you with the customer service with locals if they ever take your money.
So, going into some other topics here, where are we at in timing?
Okay, going to some other topics.
Like I said, Dinesh D'Souza will be there.
But one of the things, one of the videos I kind of want to go back to this that I thought was kind of crazy was the Benny Johnson video where Lara Trump goes after or talks, talks to Benny, because everyone knows that Benny actually has been probably the most consistent in trying to uncover the Epstein files, which people give Benny a lot of shit, but he's been having really high-profile people on for years trying to uncover that, including remember with Matt Gates, where Matt Gates kind of insinuated that things were a lot worse than they could be.
But Trump's daughter came on.
And I just want to say the whole like Trump dynasty, you know, coming on, this whole like putting her on just because she's attractive or whatever, and like, you know, that she's going to be a good governor.
She's actually going to be like a senator, right?
She's going to be running for Senate, I think.
I think it's ridiculous.
But she does point out the fact on the show that she admits that Trump is like kind of doesn't know what to do because his base has genuinely turned.
And of course, the Democrats love this, but I thought this was crazy for her to admit.
I don't know if she meant to admit it.
And I bet you Trump called her and got mad at her.
Well, I do think that there needs to be more transparency on this.
And I think that that will happen.
I mean, look, I don't know what truly exists there, but I know that this is something that's important to the president as well.
He does want transparency on all these fronts, but everything we're talking about, because it's frustrated him as well.
He sat for four years like the rest of us did and saw lie after lie and saw our country just being sent down the wrong path.
And it was really frightening, very upsetting to a lot of people to see.
And I would actually say over the past 10 years, we've all kind of endured this.
Prior to that, it was probably happening, Benny, but we just weren't as aware of it.
It wasn't until Donald Trump came down that golden desk glare that he just kind of blew the doors off of everything and people started to wake up and realize, wait a minute, things are not as they have always been presented to us.
And I do believe that you will see that.
Now, as it relates to the president, I know that this is probably not his number one thing he's focused on.
He's focused on a lot of other important things.
We've got this big announcement with Russia going on.
I think as we're speaking right now at the White House, we have, you know, a Middle East who are trying to get peace over there.
We're trying to make sure that Iran's nuclear arsenal is obviously completely decimated.
We want to make sure everything is on the right track for this country.
Fortunately, you've seen no border crossings in the last month.
Zero, by the way.
I think that's incredible.
No one's talking about that enough.
Zero illegal border crossings in the month of June.
Amazing how that's all gone.
So I don't know that this was top of mind for him, but he hears all the noise and he hears all of the consternation out there.
And I think he's going to want to set things right as well.
I believe that there will probably be more coming on this.
And I believe anything that they are able to release that doesn't, you know, damage any witnesses or anyone underage or anything like that.
I believe they'll probably try to get out sooner rather than later because they hear it and they understand it.
So hopefully we see that happen sooner than later.
And that, I guess, that would be my advice to everybody out there who's all worked up about it.
There's no like great plot to keep this information away that I'm aware of.
I do just believe that maybe it's been slow rolled for reasons that hopefully we understand down the line.
This is not meant to be a rude statement, but it's like some rich billionaire blonde woman telling me something and trying to reassure me is not going to give me any reassurance.
It's like you're a billionaire blonde woman who's lived a life of privilege.
You literally, you literally said blonde hair brings privilege.
It's blonde privilege, right?
And so as a resident blonde, should we be trusting this woman?
Well, and that's why it's so like hard to follow it and believe anything they say because they've just been throwing everything at it.
But one thing I wanted to talk about too that you brought up earlier, Sarah, is the fact that like this is not, there's no standard.
And this kind of speaks to a deeper issue.
It's not even just, well, I would say the Epstein aisles, I mean, Epstein files situation is exposing this problem.
And that problem would be the fact that there's not only nepotism, obviously, involved with the Trump admin and the way that they operate with their family involved, but also how they work with media companies.
And like I've worked in media for a while and a lot of the time, it's how do we get Trump's attention?
That's the focus rather than bringing like information.
And I'm not even necessarily commenting on Benny Johnson for doing this, just in general.
Well, no, but my, my point was that it, it, it, I'm not like even commenting necessarily on him specifically.
I'm just saying that there's this push to have Trump people on, Trump family members.
It's all about getting, well, who can we have that's going to attract Trump's attention?
And that's what it's become on the right.
So rather than replacing the mainstream media with something better, something informative, you know, someone who's maybe going to say, actually give an insider perspective and say, this is what's going on, this, this, and this.
It's more about like, how do we suck up to Trump?
How do we like, and that's, I think, the bigger issue, the deeper issue with the Epstein files with the media situation.
I just wanted to point out, though, glazing Pam Bondi, I feel like when we're talking about good things that she's done, also, I know we're having some buzzing, but that's just like somehow microphones are touching power cables.
So I don't know what that's got to be this maybe.
Yeah, something like that.
Somebody's microphone is touching a power cable.
You're good, but I was going to say, no, you can sit down, but I wanted to go to you real fast.
We give an update.
Dr. Kirk Moore, he just got obviously let off since the last time you were on.
He was being arrested.
You were at the court case in Salt Lake City, right?
And we were talking about how he gave saline instead of the safe and effective product, genetic product that we all know and love from Pfizer Moderna.
And he was being prosecuted by Bondi, and then she let him off.
And there's some updates here about that's what's going on.
And I just kind of like, I want you to talk about like who Bondi really is and what's going on because while Bondi's not releasing the Epstein file, she's spending her time prosecuting people who try to protect Americans from getting those injections.
But you guys don't even know some of these updates.
Well, I think the big thing is that Pam Bondi is certainly, she's conflicted, right?
She's conflicted.
And it's like you, I have to be careful with what I say because there's a special meeting tomorrow for one of the pardons that she just did, right?
I think it's fair to say that Kirk Moore will be meeting Pam Bondi tomorrow.
And I think that they're going to be doing a photo shoot, photo op, you know, a little bit, try to glaze it over a little bit more and try to get a win amidst a sea of losses.
I mean, I think that the credibility of the U.S. government right now is at great risk, right?
None of us here believe anything that they publish.
They could literally come out right now with a press conference and speak for an hour.
And I don't think anyone here would believe a word that the government said.
If it's not, we're releasing the files today, right?
But the conflict of interest they're speaking about is it's Pfizer.
Pam Bondi, the first thing she did when she became attorney general was not to free the J Sixers, was not to investigate those that have censored people around this table.
All you guys have been censored in one form or another.
But what she did is she shut down an investigation into Pfizer.
She literally shut down the investigation into bribery in that.
So essentially, she was a contractor through a law firm who was hired to represent Pfizer.
So you can say, I mean, fair, that she didn't work directly for Pfizer, but her job was to look out for the interests of Pfizer, which I think it's fair to then argue that could be a conflict of interest, right?
Her interest should be for the U.S. government.
Instead, she's looking out for her interests with the big pharmaceutical company.
I think also one of my favorite things, too, is one of my favorite chats I ever read that was like, by the way, this is like totally just Mendoza's not here because he got deported again.
But he did again.
We keep calling ICE and he keeps coming back.
Apparently he's one of the ones that knows how to swim, so it's unfortunate.
Someone was like, smart on Elijah to hire someone who has more of a lisp than him.
Now I can't even tell that he has one.
And I was like, I remember Mike's like, well, it's kind of true whenever on the show.
And it was like, it's like, actually, the funniest thing.
And then now whenever people make comments about the lispy one, I never know if it's me or him.
Like, I never know who they're talking about.
It's like, it's like, man, I don't like this lispy guy.
I'm like, is it, is it me or Mike?
I don't know.
Anyway, I just saw a couple of lispy comments in here and it made me crack up.
You guys are great.
Mostly the Rumble chat is just people calling me gay and then like making like weird homoerotic references.
Like I'll just be like, yeah, I got to go use restroom.
And I'll be like, Michael and Elijah are getting leaked up with Van Man for back shots.
And you're like, what the hell?
Like ever, the comments are just bizarre on Rumble.
And then YouTube's like picking up now finally.
And then locals is just people being like posting swastikas and stuff.
You know what I mean?
I asked us what that is.
It's like people like, I bet like this.
I did this like move when I was pretending to be Stephen Hawking, and then he said my body was the shape of a swastika, and they put like this whole like diagram over it.
Crazy stuff.
But I appreciate it.
All right.
Moving on to some other things as well.
We saved some of this stuff on Epsom.
I'm sure we'll talk about it tomorrow.
But I wanted to talk about a little bit on the Minneapolis guy that we were just talking about.
It is kind of crazy, but I think more importantly, I actually wanted to go into, do you have this?
Do you want to know some also some history stuff that I think is interesting?
Is you know, black people often tell this lie.
There's this big lie about a big genocide that happened.
I don't know.
This is the first time hearing about these lies about genocides.
But there's, you know, obviously everyone always talks about the Congolese genocide, right?
Of like the Dutch or was it, is it the Dutch?
It is, right?
King Leopold, right?
Like, they always talk about this in school.
They always talk about King Leopold and this great genocide of like 20 million Africans.
And they would show these pictures of people's hands being chopped off.
Over the several years, it's been, you know, debunked multiple, multiple times.
And then it repops back up that there was this giant genocide.
What's so crazy about white people is that white people literally ended the Barbary slave trade in the Congo, literally stopped the Jews and the Arabs from their slave trade who were cutting off the hands of slaves, went in and literally restored justice and order.
And then the way that the Jewish people who wrote our books write about it is they say that the white people did all the criminal activity and they tell the people in the Congo to expel the whites.
And just like what happened in Haiti, when they expelled the whites in the Congo, it is now one of the most violent places in the world.
However, I will say this: it's a good thing white people aren't there.
And like Officer Tatum says, it's just like Hartford, Connecticut, because they're Christians.
And what really makes American and American is Christianity.
And so, you know, we all should move to the Congo.
We should do our podcasts out of the Congo.
I challenge Officer Tatum.
Please do your podcast in the heart of the DRC because they're Christians.
And we all know what makes America great is our faith in God and not our skin color.
Can I get an amen?
Thank you.
Anyways, it's true, though, right?
A lot of people said it's like, then go to a Christian.
We should start paying.
We should start GoFundMe, pay for people to go.
Anyone says that?
We should pay for Charlie Kirk to move TPUSA to the heart of the Congo.
Go, please move it there.
It's more American than our country because it's more Christian.
I don't even know how much it was about the Arabs because this says that a lot of it was just that King Leopold told the Congolese business leaders who were African, obviously, to increase production.
That whole, that whole, this is from a book that's completely been fabricated that what's his name?
Will Tanner, who I think is today one of like, Daryl Cooper and Will Tanner are fantastic, but but Will Tanner, there's been like new discoveries that this was completely fabricated, like this history of the Congo was just fabricated.
But you'll never guess, you'll never guess who fabricated this.
I'm not going to let you guys guess, but when you guys check it out, it's not, their Wikipedia pages won't shock you.
You know what I mean?
Who was involved in this anti-white narrative in Africa?
Okay, well, that's a bit severe, but I do think that there's something to be said for like showing you what's normal in a like what's acceptable and what's not.
And I think bullying kind of does that because you have to, in order to function in real life, have to have some understanding of like how to behave in a social setting or like what's okay, what's not.
Otherwise, you're actually your own worst enemy.
So I think bullying actually helps a lot of people.
Yes, during the height of DEI, where people just needed to make people win.
There was these black girls that were like, they won the speech and debate competition.
And everyone's like, they didn't come across very articulate or educated when they interviewed on the news.
And then everyone was like, found the clip of the debate.
And it was like, this is not a joke.
Watch this.
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There's no arguing it.
Talent University's debate team wins, claiming an historic win.
They are the first all-black women's team to win the Cross-Examination Debate Association's national championship.
This morning, we have two of the team members here.
We have Amina Ruffin and Corey Johnson both here to talk about the major victory.
Ladies, way to go.
Congratulations.
You've made so many people proud in this area.
Now we want to pick your brain a little bit as we admire your huge trophy, by the way.
That's ridiculous.
But I'm going to ask you first.
We'll start with you, Amina.
What was the topic, first of all?
The topic was restricting presidential war powers, authority.
They say the nigga's always already queer.
That's exactly the point.
It means that the impact is that it's an impact turn to the affirmative.
That it is a kick turn to the affirmative because we are saying that queer bodies are not able to survive.
Then it necessarily means that the body of the nigga is not able to survive.
We got the topic in about July.
And then we started doing our research then.
And when the nigga sees these teams hopping, he can only envision himself and he does not see another nigga that he can feel sympathy for or embrace, but rather that other shit is a good idea.
We've been supplementing our research throughout the season.
We're never going to promote killing yourself on the internet because that's not a good thing.
But in video games, it's okay because it's a video game.
Sometimes I've been on Rumble for too long when I'm just like, I forget.
You too.
I'm just like, oh, yeah, I forgot you can't say that.
Or you have to correct yourself.
Okay.
Let's head over to Locals for a second.
If you guys are on Locals, don't forget to check out what's going on there.
Shout out to everyone on Rumble.
I guess we have a pretty good size tonight of people that are there.
I'm putting the locals into here.
I want to remind you guys: if you're watching on YouTube, please actually subscribe, hit the subscribe button.
And if you're watching on Rumble, follow us here as well.
But if you want to go to Locals, you can just click that little red button on Rumble.
It's like join, and you can join.
It really helps us out a lot.
I've been the last few shows.
You know, we have about five advertisers.
I've only been putting two ads the last few shows because I've been trying to emphasize people to like join locals and subscribe.
And I'm not trying to take up too much time with like extra things.
And I'm really trying to get people to join.
And to be completely honest, it's like, yeah, if we're able to get more people to join locals, we don't have to put as many ads in the show to fund operations.
And as much as I really want this to grow, we have a couple new shows starting.
Really excited about it.
We just finished agreeing to some contracts.
But yeah, it's gotten pretty fun.
We don't even have enough people to do what we need to do.
Anna just came on.
So that's really cool as well.
Shout out to Anna.
And hopefully soon she can be around to be on the show on a regular basis as well.
Because I think, obviously, you seem to enjoy being on camera here.
You seem to enjoy being on the show.
And I think people really like you.
And I've always stated that I think you'll be a great regular daily contributor on the show.
