July 21, 2025 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Did the Feds TAKE OUT MLK? MASSIVE File Drop Reveals SHOCKING Info | The Rift | Guest: Pinesap
Although we still may not have the Epstein files - the MLK files were released today, a whopping 320,000 pages of supposedly never-before-seen info regarding the murder of one of America’s preeminent civil rights leaders. Like him or not, the feds involvement in his murder concerns dissidents left and right-wing alike - and prove even more suspicious behavior on the part of the intelligence agencies over the past 100 years in this country.
Also, the Nelk Boys had an interview with Netanyahu today - and surprisingly, had another interview with 2 of the more outspoken critics of Israel right after - who were they, and how did those interviews go?
Pinesap and Anna Perez join us for another show on The Rift on RIFT TV!
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Well, the Trump administration just released thousands of FBI records of Martin Luther King Jr. despite his family's opposition.
And the question is, is Israel not on any of the pages?
That's actually the question, right?
How many are they not on?
No, we actually don't know all the details, but we're going to find out about that.
Plus, some of Epstein's victims or alleged victims, I should say, because apparently nobody was victimized by him.
People are in jail for it, but you have to have perpetrators to abuse you to be the abuse victim.
And nobody abused these girls, but they're still important.
And they say that Trump actually was in on this.
Well, Trump is now doubling down, saying that we all need to listen to Mark Levin because he says this is all a Democrat hoax.
Just a reminder, Democrats are the real racists.
That kind of truth you'll hear on the show.
Plus, Pam Bondi is back at the insanity.
And on top of that, we find out a little throwback as Hunter Biden has another interview and has said, if you want to deport illegal aliens, who is washing the dishes?
Which is literally the same thing as we heard.
Who's going to clean your toilet, Mr. Trump?
We have such insane things.
Plus, additionally, we're going to be going over the Jubilee episode with Hassan Mehdi.
I think his name is Mehdi Hassan.
I don't really know.
All those names kind of sound the same.
Like Ala Akbar.
It's a don't know.
We have one of the Jubilee contestants, we'll call them, or attendees who's here.
And Netanyahu was on the Nelk Boys.
We can't get away from Israel.
We're not sure every episode.
It just keeps happening.
My name's Elijah Schaefer.
It is approximately 7.08 p.m. Eastern Time.
Whatever you're doing right now, grab a drink, something to sip on, and let's start the show.
Because it actually has hollow points in it.
Yeah, let me just point that somewhere not away.
Anyways, we are cocking the guns today, and we are feeling like we are going out blazing because some insane revelations happened that we'll be talking about.
One of our guests today had some terrible news, handed down to him, and we're going to try to do something about it.
So if you're one of those people who cares about putting your money where your mouth is tonight, we're going to try to help with that.
And also, a quick announcement.
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Anyway, joining me in the studio back here is our contributor and producer at RiftTV.com.
Unfortunately, in my confrontation with Medi, he was trying to press me and he asked, well, are you fascist?
Now, I am a Catholic at the end of the day.
That's my faith.
That's my politics.
That's what's that what is sort of undergirds my entire ideology, I would say.
And I knew that when he was using that term, he wasn't asking me, do I read Mussolini?
Do I read Giovanni Gentile or anything like that?
He was asking me, do you believe what the church teaches?
And do you want to see that applied in society?
To which I responded, yes, I am.
I'm not ashamed of that because those slanderous words, Nazi, fascist, any of those terms, they don't really mean anything.
There's no content to them.
They're just kind of used as buzzwords to cancel whoever has real convictions and kind of real right-wing, moral, conservative convictions that they want to implement in society.
And so frankly, I did not want to go down a route of acquiescing to him, apologizing, trying to run in circles.
I said, you know what?
If you're going to call me that, so be it.
But I know at the end of the day that my politics are centered on Jesus Christ and that's all I care about.
And it's kind of interesting because you brought up how like, I know what he was really asking as opposed to what he said he was asking, which is, are you fascist?
Which is, you know, has more to do with your political ideology or, you know, what have you.
And as you pointed out, it's all actually about your faith.
And the fact that you didn't, you didn't acquiesce, he was shocked.
And I think that's the interesting part.
Like, they don't actually expect you to just say, yeah, so, yes, and.
So before we jump into our top stories for today, I just want to give a little background here.
So he was on this interaction.
And I'm going to tell you guys something.
This next interaction seems harmless, but it's okay to be right wing.
But it doesn't come without a cost.
And, you know, a lot of people, it's a LARP.
And it's so much fun to do a lot of things behind an anonymous picture.
The question is, is when you're actually pushed to be asked, right?
When you're actually asked, do you really hold these values?
Where when you're put in a position to really test yourself, are you going to crumble or are you going to double down?
And that's the kind of litmus test of whether you believe what you do.
This is our guest tonight on.
I mean, to someone like me, I'm a little bit jaded.
I hear that and I'm like, there's nothing illegal about that.
You're just saying what you believe.
By the way, fascism, you're not saying you support Nazism.
You're not saying you support, you know, any fascist leaders.
You're just saying you believe that, you know, a stringent government with centralized power and a strong police force that keeps rule in order is something that you believe in, which to me is not weird.
It's not strange and people believe that.
In fact, there are still technically fascist regimes that exist in the world today, some of which we've already collapsed in the last 20 years, especially in the Arab world.
But when I saw that man, I was confused.
I was like, I think that guy's, is he trying to get fired?
Because I know today that almost every job, every sector has been inundated with these DEI bullshit.
And they allow you to believe anything you want, except for things that are stringently right-wing, Christian, or heterosexual, you know, you know, orthodoxy.
And you are in some serious trouble in your personal life over this.
It's just the culture that kind of exists currently surrounding the manner in which you're canceled for voicing exactly what you said, any heterosexual, Christian sort of moral belief that goes beyond sort of the secularism and the relativism that we're so used to in our time.
And so that's what I set out to do with Medi.
You know, he asked me, oh, well, you know, do you condemn the Holocaust?
It's like, well, of course I condemn persecution of anyone, Jews included.
I'm a Catholic.
I don't believe in persecuting anyone, but I'm not going to play your game of let's reference the Holocaust because that's a loaded question.
What you're trying to do there is you're trying to insinuate that that worldview is going to lead to genocide, chaos, and destruction.
But as you said, we see so many regimes where that's exactly the opposite.
I mean, look at what's going on in El Salvador right now.
The streets are clean.
It is a paradise in Central America and really South America for that perspective.
They went from being one of the most dangerous countries with MS-13 to one of the safest and cleanest countries, all because they had, you know, a centralized police force, government willing to enforce the law and willing to actually lay down a moral structure to their society, not being scared of what journalists or other fogies like to say.
Yeah, I was just actually down there in El Salvador hanging out with some people in the government.
We're going back down actually to go hang out with them as well.
And I was pleasantly surprised.
It looks third world and it is a third world country.
You're safer in El Salvador than you are in Miami.
You know what I mean?
Despite Brickle having, you know, tens of millions of dollars, you know, for single apartments, it's remarkable that like you would be in an area.
And this is what they even said.
They go, the people are so traumatized from the previous regime, the socialist regime that was in power, that they don't even realize how safe they are.
Like they're not willing to take down their fences and their barbed war.
So it's got a very South Africanized third world, you know, look, you know, where everything's really fortified.
But what's crazy is that you can be somewhere like I went somewhere that previously I probably would have mugged and killed, quite frankly.
Somebody said he knew where a liquor store was.
It was somebody's house and they were like roasting a pig and they didn't know what was going on.
And they were like pulling like Cokes and stuff out of like the refrigerator in the backyard like dirt.
And I was like, oh, this isn't a store.
This is your friend's house.
And I'm going to get killed.
But of course I was safe.
And I bring this up.
He was telling me, he's like, you know what's crazy?
They even changed their drinking and driving laws to 0.0.
You can't even, if you have a drink, you go automatically to jail if you're driving.
And they've already stopped any, they like reduced the traffic fatalities by like half or something like that.
And I was like, I was just shocked.
And so when I saw that, I went down there to study what fascism can do.
And I went, you know, it is crazy that to this day, Democrats are protesting that.
I don't know if you've seen that.
There's big protests against the prison out there.
But, you know, saying that you want law and order, you could be saying you want El Salvadorian fascism.
And they're an ally of the United States.
So it's a very strange thing.
They assumed that you meant you supported Nazism.
And I'm sure they terminated you, but you got fired from a legitimate job that provided well because of your political views that are not illegal.
I try to treat everyone with a level of respect and love and decency.
And, you know, many might say, oh, you're, you say that, but you're actually this evil guy behind closed doors.
No, I'm a guy who is looking at our society being torn apart by just kind of the lack of rule of law, the lack of meaning in people's lives.
Frankly, let's just get a little heart of it, the lack of God in people's lives.
And I say enough, enough at this point.
I mean, why is it that we have to live in a society where people are killing themselves?
They're addicted to drugs.
They are looking for all manner of filling the vacuum and the void that is going on in their lives.
And I'm the evil one for calling that out.
I just simply don't understand that.
I find it to be so abhorrent that anyone who is willing to care enough about other people and willing to lay down their life so that other people may have a better life is canceled from that.
And I don't even consider myself a part of that, but rather so many martyrs kind of in our whole movement, in the conservative movement, in Catholic Church for that matter, who have labored in the modern age to make life better, and yet they get canceled and they get canned everywhere.
I'm like, man, I remember I got fired from a really good job too.
They also had TV in their name.
It's like crazy how you get those jobs again, you know?
But the thing is, is that, you know, it was probably good.
I like, I look back at it and I'm going, you know, at the time I was devastated because less about getting fired itself, but what the repercussions of like, at least in my situation, people trying to keep me from getting other work, you know, like people telling people you can't come on my show.
If you work for him or if you, you know, you know, help him out and get him advertised this, we will work with you.
And the back end of the trying to destroy my life, you know, even one of the texts that one of the girls said, you know, that maybe if we cause enough stress, you know, his, his wife will have a miscarriage, you know, trying to kill my like unborn baby, you know?
So, I mean, these people are very evil.
And that they still work in media, by the way, and they're conservative, you know, e-girls, you know, out there.
But anyway, very, very evil.
I don't make this about me.
I'm saying it was a shitty time.
And there's nothing about it that I'm going to tell you, like, hey, this is, you know, this is not going to be a shitty time.
It is horrible, but I don't want to leave you with that hope in saying, you know, sometimes, that's why I want to put this out here.
And I'm hoping this gets it on the internet too.
You know, sometimes you end up leaving something or God ends up removing something from your life, even though it's your own stupidity.
In my case, I'm just like, I'm kind of stupid, you know?
And so even if it's your own stupidity that gets you fired, or even just a lack of wisdom or anything, was it the wisest thing to say?
I don't know.
But I will say that God does open doors that the enemy can't close, you know?
And to anybody out there, you know, I don't know if you have an, you can always just email mike.mendoza at rifttv.com.
If you want to reach out and talk to Pine or you can hit him up on his socials, they're linked down below.
But if you're more of like a business guy or whatever, and you want to, you know, see what he does and his opportunities, see what his CV is, let us know.
But also, I know that we told you we wanted you to make a give, send, go, right?
That's what we wanted to do.
We wanted to create a fundraiser to try to raise some money because you got fired for your very legal political beliefs.
And the fact is, is that they tried to ruin your lives because you are right wing and they hate everything that's of order of God and of a sound mind.
And so we have the link to the give, send, go.
We're like, have a stated goal.
It may go up.
We'll see what happens, what it is, but every dollar counts.
So he lost his job.
And, you know, like always, they're always trying to prevent you.
They will try to prevent you, man, from getting work again.
And so we want to be there to come as a community.
We've raised money before.
And so if you can, I don't know if we have the link or if it's in there.
And not doing that for anything other than the fact I want people to know.
I'm also going to give.
So, you know, I'm not just like, hey, let's all just like you guys give money.
You know, I will also give to the fund as well.
And so that will be there.
And plus, Mike has decided he said he's going to give all of his savings to the fund.
I'm just saying, no, you know what?
You don't have to give all your savings.
$5, $10, $20.
Please help him.
We'll get back to the Jubilee stuff, but I wanted to revisit the fundraiser too.
I want to get into the top stories for today.
You are a commentator.
I think it's interesting.
All of you guys are like these theocratic Catholics.
I want to talk a little about that later too, because I feel like it's a lot of young people believe in that.
And I don't know if it's a realistic, you know, decision or if it's just like more like it's become like a group think thing and everyone seems to like because a lot of these a lot of these young zealous Catholics who really want love Catholicism, but they don't have like a lot of knowledge.
They say zeal without knowledge, right?
The Bible warns about that.
And you don't seem unknowledgeable.
So I want to tap you later on, but let's go ahead and start with the news today.
We got new MLK files released.
And you know, when we're talking about stories like this, it is a slow news day because no one wants to talk about this, but it's still interesting.
I'm going to be honest with you guys.
Before we jump into that, remember, we got a $5 super chat from Bloodshot567 that said, hello, crew.
I just want to say hi to our favorite Southern Aryan queen, Anna.
So thank you very much for that.
We appreciate it.
anyway, let's get into our top stories for today.
All right.
We do have other people on the show today too.
I just wanted to start out with that.
Our top story comes from AP News.
It turns out that the Trump administration releases FBI records on MLK Jr. despite his family's opposition.
And the reason why we're bringing this up is we still like, we keep doing these file drops and like we still don't know anything.
And I think one of the craziest things is that when we read this, listen, this is just like one of these weird things.
It's kind of a weird format.
Let me see if I can move this here in the center.
Check this out.
All right.
AP News reports that the Trump administration on Monday released records of the FBI surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr. despite opposition from the Slain Noble laureate's family and the civil rights group that he led until his 1968 assassination.
When MLK Jr. wasn't, you know, working with the CIA and other communist groups to disrupt the American hegemony, I added that.
The digital document dump includes more than 240,000 pages of records that had been under a court and post seal since 1977.
When the FBI first gathered the records and turned them over to the National Archives and Record Administration, and in a lengthy statement released Monday, King's two living children, Martin III, 67, and Bernice 62, said their father's assassination has been a captivating public curiosity for decades.
But the pair emphasized, we've been getting damn rich because we've been getting rich.
So we just don't want you to know.
We just don't want you to know.
Trifling hoe.
No, that's literally what this is.
Well, I'm just translating what they're saying, you know.
These files must be viewed within their full historical context, okay?
The Kings got advanced access to the records and had their own teams reviewing them.
Those efforts continued, even as the government granted public access.
It was not immediately clear Monday whether the documents would shed any new light on the life of the civil rights movement or his murder.
Let's just start by talking about something a bit controversial here.
I uh actually saw, you ever see those AI videos of like uh, we call them Lakeworth people here.
She's like, one of the Lakeworth people is like, I don't know how, but her Nissan Altima's flying.
She like crashes into a plane and like the plane like blows up and she's like, you were in my way, dead ass.
I don't know.
And someone said, now do the AI version.
You know, that's what someone said.
Because it's really how it is, by the way.
That happened to me the other day, but it was a Nissan Centra, so pretty close.
And they almost crashed into me.
So speaking of that, I do want to bring up this question here.
Tulsa Gabbard posted this, and she said, she is a part of the, you know, the head of the DNI, DNI.
She said, that after nearly 60 years of questions surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, we are releasing these pages.
These talk about the assassination.
Thanks to President Trump's leadership, Executive Order 14176 resulted in three unprecedented interagency efforts to identify blah, blah, blah.
Okay, it doesn't matter.
What matters here is that it's still not the Epstein files.
That's all I was going to say.
And then secondly, can we talk a little bit about the civil rights movement?
Is it okay on YouTube?
I think it's going to be okay.
I think calling that movement the civil rights movement is doing it injustice.
It is a movement that has destroyed Western civility.
It has destroyed, like I said, the hedge of money.
And it is not because it gave these people damn rights to drink on the fountain.
You know what I was going to say?
I was like, you just lost your job because you said a bad word or you believe something they don't like.
But if I want to save my company billions of dollars over a decade by just not allowing certain looking people to use a self-checkout line, I'm a bad person.
You know what I mean?
I'm the bad person because I want to save my company money and I know what the problem is.
I genuinely believe that everybody knows that the civil rights movement was a complete failure, that it was not a movement.
It was a military assault on whiteness.
It was a military assault on the cohesion of our country.
And, you know, it's not about really about blacks.
I mean, it led the feminist movement, which we're not going to fix this country as long as women can vote.
And everybody knows that.
It cannot be fixed.
So I don't know if you guys want to jump in on here, but I just think it's funny that we talk about him as the father of the civil rights movement.
It was good he got assassinated because we didn't need any leader of that movement.
We actually didn't need that movement at all.
You know what I mean?
I mean, like, he's an enemy of the country.
That's my opinion.
MLK is an enemy of civilized society.
And it's not because I have some hatred of black people or I don't like black people having rights.
It's like, I just, I think Rhodesia got it right with the curfew is all I'm saying at 8 p.m. I'll leave it at that.
Well, and prior to the civil rights movement, actually, blacks were performing closer to whites than you would think, than a lot of people would.
In fact, it was pretty on par.
And what that tells you is, you know, we're told that the 50s prior to the civil rights movement, black people were so oppressed by the government that there's no way they could have succeeded and they needed all this help.
Well, what does that tell you?
Well, it tells you that actually this attitude that they needed help from the government and obviously the legislation itself is in many ways what harmed them.
So it's kind of interesting to look back in history and see those statistics.
And then additionally, obviously, MLK Jr. had a lot of issues in his personal life.
He wasn't like the best guy ever.
And most people know how that goes, basically.
But I think at large, yeah, it was worse for white people.
It was worse for women.
It was worse for black people.
And people don't really talk about that.
And black people don't really care because they're going to continue to mooch off the government anyway.
So they don't, and they're not thinking, oh, okay, well, maybe actually, if I look at statistics and I look at history and I see how black people were doing prior to the civil rights movement, maybe that's an indicator that actually it's not that I needed this legislation.
Going to go right into Pine Sap and find out what he had to say.
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Coming back in, we're talking about the civil rights movement.
We have Pine Sap here, Anna Perez as well, and Snowflake is here.
I think this is a very uncomfortable conversation about the civil rights movement.
If you're just joining the live, I was saying before this, I don't think the civil rights movement was good.
I think it was a psyop, it was an operation to destroy the United States.
You know, Anna was bringing up some interesting points about that as well.
And I kind of want to get your opinion.
I mean, it's like I think the only reason why they care about this is because the civil rights movement is portrayed as something, quite frankly, that it's just not.
When you look at the civil rights movement, it's all about racial antagonism, it's about pitting races against one another.
And we even see this kind of in the history of the United States.
There's a priest very near and dear to my heart named Father John Lafarge.
And Father John Lafarge actually started an early, for lack of a better term, civil rights movement called the Committee of Interracial Justice.
Now, what was unique about his approach versus, say, Martin Luther King's was he wanted the exact equality of whites and blacks.
He wasn't with the CIA.
He was very anti-communist, in fact.
And he wanted a fully rooted Christian context for understanding the dignity of both white and black people.
And we see sort of like MLK come in and somewhat co-opt that language and somewhat use that language to his advantage, but with this kind of bent to it that still sets black people in this position of either thinking that they're entitled to things that they're really not working for or blaming white people for all their problems.
Whereas Father Lafarge was all about healing.
And I think that's really what it should have been.
It should have been all about healing, overcoming divides, you know, trying to mend bridges.
But instead, I mean, we've got someone who, you know, claimed to be right a pastor, right?
MLK.
He didn't even believe in the resurrection of Christ or the virgin birth.
Because, you know, black people have their own slang.
Everybody thought he was a pastor because they thought he was saying Protestants, but he was talking about prostitutes because that's what he was, that's what he was into.
Well, MLK definitely, well, they say he had a huge history of loving the ladies.
That's one thing that I've heard over and over.
Yeah, that's a plus compared to most of the people in administration.
But, you know, them releasing the file.
One thing, anytime they do this with races, a lot of time is to cause division, which Pineshap was kind of touching on, saying that, you know, they want to divide us.
And if you can make more of a class that feels like they're segregated, like a welfare kind of state, then they have more reliance on the government.
And then you can kind of use them more as political tools.
With them going ahead and releasing these files, I personally believe they're only releasing them because they don't want to share Epstein with us and they're trying to take all the heat off.
But even the files that they've given us are not all the files.
Back in 1974, they deleted over 66 of them that were related to this case.
So that we won't be getting anything on that.
And there's also two that they kept out on purpose as well, saying that, you know, they didn't want to pass it on for whatever reason may be.
The CIA didn't want to provide that information.
So once again, what we're getting is just a lot of smoke and mirrors where they want us to believe that they are coming to help us, that they are here to expose the truth and be the, you know, the party of transparency.
But that's actually far from the truth from what they've been doing.
I'm going to bring that up real fast, kind of getting into some of this.
Mario Nafal brought this up that the MLK files actually show that the FBI organized its surveillance on King.
This document isn't about what the FBI knew.
It's about how they kept track of it.
Titled Simply King, it's a master index created by the FBI headquarters, listing 58 separate file sections from 1963 through the 1970s.
Each entry includes a section number, a brief label, and a date.
These point to the surveillance logs, memos, routing slips, and internal notes.
Some are Mark reviewed under the JFK Records Acts.
And it's not the story itself.
It's the system behind the story.
And so it's like, look, dude, I don't want, I don't want your pages.
We didn't ask for this.
I don't want this.
Do you want to know something?
Guys, let me give you some freaking good advice here because everybody knows that any guy who's saying he's got a perfect relationship and he knows how to handle women isn't handling women well because they cannot be handled.
And also, it's a daily fight.
It's a daily fight.
It is a battle.
But I can tell you some things that I've learned along the way that are true.
Don't buy expensive shit for women that they don't want.
Okay.
This is very true.
Unless you are with a ghetto black woman that for some reason just will wear bling because it's expensive.
You date a girl with class and you want to get that ass.
Make sure that you actually find out her taste in jewelry and find things because she may not like what you give her and you can waste a lot of money.
And that sucks.
You work hard for your money and you don't want to waste it on shit that she's never going to wear or use.
And she'll say thank you and it won't lead to anything.
If the gift doesn't lead to the best sex of your life, then you probably, she didn't actually like it.
Okay.
So that's all I'm going to say.
But that's what I feel like's happening here.
I feel like a bitch that's constantly being given things I didn't want.
You know what I mean?
I'm getting like cartier gold chains.
And I'm like, I'm a white man.
Please don't.
I don't wear things like this.
And the government's like, oh, you don't like that chain?
And I also think part of it's like a PR campaign for Pam Bondi and Tulsi Gabbard because they're kind of being blamed now for the whole Epstein files fiasco as well.
And especially Pam Bondi.
Like everybody wants her out.
So now she thinks she can rack up some W's from these files that literally nobody asked for, like you were saying.
And I think that's a big part of it.
I think they're just trying to save face for the people within the administration that are literally being called to resign.
I mean, look, I want to say this is kind of like, if everybody's a super, then nobody will be.
With the Jewish stuff, guys, like, try to stick to facts, please, because if everybody is Jewish, they literally are, but if everybody is Jewish, it's like literally every time.
But like when you get up today, like I did, and the first clip on my phone is Ben Shapiro reacting to a clip of Jerry Seinfeld and Howard Stern.
You're like, what is the statistical probability that there are three people from different sectors that are all on one video on my phone that are all from Connecticut?
You know what I mean?
Like that's actually crazy.
I'm like, it's insane, dude.
And I know that's true, but like if we just start making stuff up, I warn people about this.
If you stub your toe and you blame the Jews, there is a way to do it, but you also do lose credibility.
And I saw somebody that was very prominent do that as well to even Matt Walsh, where it's like, oh, well, you work for the Jews.
So this.
And it's like, but they didn't address the statement.
And I think like we do lose a lot of credibility when we just make things about race and when they should be and when they are, then triple down and quadruple down.
But like if your first goal isn't loving people and also God and you're not trying to help people, you're just trying to like, it actually can become an addiction.
And it's like, you just talk about Jews all the time.
Anger becomes kind of an addiction at some point where you're trying to like constantly point out like, oh, this guy's a Jew, that guy's a Jew, right?
And there reaches a point where it's exactly as you said, Elisha.
Like, if everyone's a super, no one's a super.
On top of that, too, you have people like sharing these infographics that look like 2008 Facebook political memes, but they're like, these are the verses in the Talmud that say X, Y, Z.
And I'm like, well, some of those are true, but like there's other ones that are like very false and stuff like that.
And so it doesn't do any service to us to fall into ironically an actual low IQ anti-Semitism, right?
Well, and not to mention, too, you touched on this earlier.
There's this idea of we have to manifest love when we speak about this issue, right?
I see many people, they become kind of red-pilled on the JQ.
And rather than using that as a means to say, okay, this is a very real problem, but let's deal with this in the ethical way, which is converting them to Christianity, allowing them to accept the gospel.
They go down these weird rabbit holes, you know, the sort of like siege, like neo-Nazi kind of route.
And that's not rooted in a love of God.
You know, the only way to overcome the Jewish hatred of Christianity is with Christian love.
And it's like that old saying that we were all taught in probably Sunday school or by our grandma, right?
They will know we are Christians by our love.
If we show our love to these people, even when it's very tough, even when it's very difficult, they will know that we're Christian and they'll be converted by it.
And I've had wonderful conversations with people, even from like upstate New York or what have you, come from a Jewish background.
And because they've been shown such love by Christians, they've decided to accept the gospel and completely give up that Jewish revolutionary spirit.
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It is, it is, and he was just like 15,000.
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This is just kind of like an opener they had to it.
But we have a couple other videos to go over, especially allegations against Trump and a few other incidents that happened.
It says, in the saga, in the saga that refuses to die, the Jeffrey Epstein case explodes back into the spotlight, threatening to unravel secrets of the powerful and have long buried.
The only person jailed in connection, Epstein, allegedly sex trafficking Empire, is reportedly ready to break her silence before Congress.
But as President Trump dismisses the so-called Epstein list as a Democratic orchestrated hoax, the battle over the truth intensifies, splitting his base and fueling a firestorm of distrust.
So this really, this article is really just diving into how she's going to be coming out.
She is going to be testifying, you know, against hopefully releasing names, releasing information.
It's a little skeptical if she is going to do it.
The one thing I did want to bring up was, you know, with her coming out and the way Trump's handling everything, he actually went ahead and said, let me see if I can pull it up on my computer real fast here.
Let me see.
Okay.
So Donald Trump is now claiming that, and I don't know if you guys agree.
I'm definitely not agreeing with this.
He says his new poll numbers with the Republican Party and MAGA have gone up significantly since the Jeffrey Epstein hoax has been exposed.
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Anyway, jumping into this stuff with Epstein, I think with all of this being said and done, I just don't think that we're going to get the answers because, you know, Howard Luttnick, one of his advisors, you know, this guy was Epstein's neighbor.
He's one of his associates, basically.
And look, I don't think Trump was out there popping 12-year-olds, but I think that we have an interview, right?
That got, do you have that in here?
The Howard Stern interview that came up from Howard Stern one?
I will say that, but there has been a lot of allegations that came against him.
Back in 2016, you had one girl who came out, said that when she was 13 years old, that she was trafficked to Trump and that she dropped her case allegedly because of death threats.
So to that, we don't know much.
I do have that interview, but there was also another one, Maria Farmer, who's an alleged Jeff King.
It seemed like he wasn't really into having girls that were liked by the other guys.
He kind of, you know, the whole glove.
He kind of liked things to be his first.
For lack of a better term, but he was the one who wanted to get to a girl before everyone else did.
Donald Trump knew that I was 13 because the first night that I was there, Tiffany actually suggested that she had a whole bunch of different wigs and I expressed interest in them.
I always told her that I would love to walk around with blue hair.
And so I tried some on and there was a blonde wig that she said that looked great on me.
So I wore that wig.
And Donald Trump had specifically asked about me because I remind him of his daughter.
And she said, well, she's 13 as well.
So he knew the first time that he saw me, but he took a liking to me because I look like his daughter.
If Ivako weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her.
Oh, it's so weird.
Stop.
You know what?
What's the favorite thing you have in common with your father?
Either real estate or golf.
Donald, with your daughter?
Well, I was going to say sex, but I can't relate that.
Like I know someone that was like talking in front of another Gen Z person that I know, and they were like, just like making a comment, oh yeah, like, like it was about, not about anything that happened here, but it was like, oh, yeah, you know, my little sister had, you know, big boobs or whatever, and then like, you know, was self-conscious about the pictures.
And then when I asked her, you know, like, why do you wear shirts like that?
She was like, well, you have big boobs if you wear like big shirts and you look fat.
And I was like, there's only so many things you can wear.
And so, yeah, like, yeah, well, our intern knows too.
So the thing is, is, is, I'm like, I'm like, you know, we're like there.
And like, the Gen Z is like super horrified, like, that like some guy, like, brother would, like, mention that his sister has big boobs.
Like, for my generation, like, it's not, you know, it's a context.
He's not saying anything.
Like, he's saying, like, he's as a brother who's concerned.
He's like, you know, you look, you have eyes and you look at your sister and go, why are you dressed like that?
You're like a father or something.
Like, it's not weird if you're a father and you're like, see, that, and you notice your daughter looks conventionally what guys would be sexually attracted to.
That's called being a good father or like a good brother.
It doesn't mean you're sexually attracted to them, but everybody knows you would still sell your daughter.
You don't go out naked because men like naked women.
This is a very, very understanding thing.
So it's not necessarily weird for a father to comment about his daughter being attractive or also even try to get her dates by telling a guy something like, oh, you know, my daughter's, you know, she's a good-looking gal, you know, she's, but you still probably wouldn't describe your daughter as like sexy.
So I think Gen Z does get, we're just like, I found out that Gen Z doesn't like to change in front of each other.
That's also bizarre too.
Because we love to change.
We all change together.
We bring our clothes to the office and change together every morning.
But no, but I mean, there's a lot of these with Gen Z I think are really weird and they fall in this like extreme spectrum of either they're like extremely like extremely based or extremely not right.
So there's really no in-between, but with social issues, they're all kind of pussies.
Like they think you have to be like a Catholic, perfect person or you're like a degenerate.
It's like, that's not how most people think or live.
I do think that his comments are freaking weird though.
Like me, all that context, I like, I feel uncomfortable.
Like there's pictures of him like with young girls that look underage.
And it's like, okay, if it was like somebody's daughter that was like six and came up, like gave me a kiss on the cheek or something, that's fine.
But like someone's 16-year-old daughter, no, thank you.
Please don't do that to me.
And I've seen like girls leaning on him and kids.
And I'm not saying anything about Trump.
I'm just saying, can we at least address the elephant in the room?
That I don't think that was just, those are just like, those comments are weird.
Because at first, you know, I had a friend who kind of brought up a good point about, do you think it's like just Massad kind of, you know, trying to make him not release the list, kind of shut it down, make, you know, make him put it in the background, right?
And I don't know, his sporadic behavior makes me think that he has more of a personal stake in it than just someone like blackmailing him or just trying to twist his twist his arm right in a manner of like normal political intervention, right?
From like Israel or what have you.
And so he's been acting really weird recently with the list.
I mean, especially when people will keep bringing it up and he's like, oh, why are we still talking about that?
There's this other thing going on.
Why are we still mentioning Epstein?
Well, the Epstein case is the largest case of, I mean, child abuse in probably history at this point, right?
Why wouldn't we talk about it?
I mean, another friend of mine said the other day, if America has to fall because of it, fall.
You know, you have to deal with these people in power who are actively abating and abetting abusers or participating in that abuse, or else the cycle is just going to continue.
And it's like, you're going to get Epstein 2, 3, 4 after it.
Yeah, because I don't want to come across like the Trump is Hitler kind of people.
You know, because I don't think, I don't care about.
Do you ever seen that meme where it's it's it's what the left says Trump administration is like and he's like has a swastika on his arm and he's dressed like a fascist and then it says what Trump's administration is really like to people who know and it's just like that Sam Hyde clip.
You know, he's center left, but he's traditionally like a 90s Democrat.
He doesn't like crime.
He wants order.
He's like Bill Clinton, basically.
You know what I mean?
Bill Clinton didn't want a lot of, you know, foreign intervention.
He was trying to figure things out strategically.
Bill Clinton famously, speaking of our book, you know, where the right went wrong, you know, the neocons tried to get a hold of the country under Clinton.
And I got to say, this is like, I want to make Sarah so mad because I always defend the governor of California.
I don't care that he got a blowjob in the Oval Office.
Okay.
I actually don't care.
The fact that he resisted the neocons for eight years and they consistently, you know, with they consistently tried to get him to adopt this new world order, which he did mention, but he didn't take their plan seriously.
Then they tried to get him to adopt this invasion into the Middle East.
And he actually, technically, it was Bush Sr. that handled Kuwait, right?
That was him, right?
They handled the Iraq invasion.
And I think they wanted to go back in then in the 90s.
So I'm going to give him credit for his foreign policy.
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And he says, I did not have sexual relations with that woman.
And if the dress isn't stained, then don't give the blame, right?
That's all I'm going to say.
No, but jokes aside, you know, I do think, you know, in retrospect, the neocons took control of the government, which is what, what, which is the Jews, right?
So like that is this, it's a synonym.
They're equivalent words.
So sometimes, as much as I know, like other people, I know Fuentes doesn't like when people say like Frankis or neocons.
And I think he's right about that.
Like you do got to like just name people.
Like you got to just, you got to just say like what you said.
You got to just say if you are what you are and what it is, what it is.
But I also think that we need to remember too, like I tell people, it is important to also say Zionists because the Zionist regime is being propped up by a lot of evangelical Christians too.
Absolutely.
So evangelicalism is a huge political problem in our country.
And it's a very complicated one because we really don't want to come against Christians.
And I know a lot of evangelicals are very moral people.
And it's very hard to tell moral people that you don't smoke, you don't drink, you don't gamble, but you're literally, your politics is destroying this country.
And with Trump, it's like it was really conflicting in the last election because I tell people that what I voted for mainly was this guy not to go to jail.
I did an abortion thing.
You know, girls are like, I just want my abortion.
I was like, I just didn't want my friend to go to jail.
No, I think like with the Ukraine thing, how he promised to give more money to them, because that was a recent thing.
That was a recent story.
We talked about it actually on the show when I was hosting.
And I think he's just trying so hard to not come across as pro-Russia, which kind of says that he's falling right into the hands of their narrative, the left's narrative, which, because that's what they tried to push for so long, which is like demoralizing because it kind of just shows how sold out he is to the Jays, you know?
Well, and not to mention, I mean, his main political theorist Dugan, right?
I haven't studied Duganism like in depth, but I know that he likes Kappa.
He heavily kind of values Zionism and sees a lot of value in it.
He's like condemned anti-Semitism over and over and over again.
And so even though there are like these admirable kind of like right-wing elements to Putin's regime, there's still very much that like Zionist tint to it that doesn't really quite give us exactly what we want.
And I obviously can't go back, but like, I'd probably be much, I'd be much a better husband and dad if I'd gotten married now than if I'd gotten married then.
I think that men, that men should get married a little bit older.
I think you should be involved in like actual dating for about half a year to a year to like really know.
It's like six months, six months at the very least.
But I completely agree.
You shouldn't keep going on dates with someone if within the 30 like day period, you're not sure if this is the woman that you're meant to be married with.
Because otherwise, I mean, you're just wasting your time.
And that's how you fall into all kinds of like goofy simpiness and your brain just becomes like focused on the flesh and what have you.
Like you're just going to end up sleeping together and it's going to cause a whole slew of problems.
And it's like, if you're marrying, especially if you're marrying a virgin, you don't want to take the virginity before they're, before they're, the ring's on the finger.
If you're not a virgin, it's going to be really hard not to sleep together in general.
Like once, once you turn that engine on, like once you, once you start sleeping around, that's why it's always the God, God wants you to like stay pure.
Because I always tell people like, like, I always meet these young guys.
Yeah, I would say if you can stay pure, stay pure.
Because as a guy, once you start banging, it's like every guy knows this.
Then you get a girlfriend.
It's like, you're going to bang her.
Like, it's like, it's really hard.
It's very hard for me too.
Like, and it's like, I just think that with the marriage thing, you know, I only ask you this because I don't understand why, especially young guys, groipers, a lot of them are like into this, this incel stuff.
Is this just a LARP?
Like, is that just like a joke, like being incel?
Or are they, are they all actually going to get married?
Because they're young still, but do they all, do your friends plan on getting married?
Here's the problem: people need to be very specific with who they date.
Like a lot of young men will cast a very wide net and they don't think about it, but really in reality, it's because they want something beyond what they're saying that they want.
They find a girl attractive and they want to justify it.
So they're like, well, she may not have these important things that I want in common with her, but I'm still going to do it.
I'm still going to go on a date with her.
So then a lot of times they'll wind up spending a lot of money because they're not being intentional enough with who they're dating or who they're picking to even just go on first dates with.
I think that would probably save them a lot of money, honestly, if I'm being honest.
A woman can sense when you don't have self-respect.
And that's really what it comes from.
And yeah, there are like cases of, I guess, women being just like bitches and being like, well, yeah, I like being treated badly or whatever.
Like, I don't doubt that exists.
But I think most of the time where that idea comes from is the fact that, you know, a guy thinks he's with a girl that's out of his league or like he overcompensates with niceness when in reality she would have liked you better if you just had self-respect.
Like I wasn't telling like you're an ugly bitch to her face.
It wasn't like rude.
I mean, I was being rude as in like being like, like, just like uninterested and like pushing her off, like, because like to let her know I'm uninterested and I don't want to talk to you.
And the more uninterested I was, the more, the more, the more that she was like.
A lot of times women find themselves where they want to get something because they want what they can't have.
And if you give just a little bit, but not too much, you are going to have better results than somebody who comes out and no offense with the Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
Those aren't really going to work the best on her.
Well, I was going to say, I mean, look at all that kind of recent trend amongst liberal women where they're like, he's a liberal, but he has a MAGA body, right?
People keep saying that on like TikTok, Instagram.
You know, he's liberal, but he has a MAGA body.
Well, what does that mean?
Well, he's like strong, kind of on the outside, like performative, but he still has like liberal politics.
Be a conservative in like your appearance and then like come in and then like give the most dog shit opinions to attract the lowest IQ retarded people.
But at the same time, like you're kind of like a Chad, you know?
And it's like, that's kind of like, but I was going to say, what about Chud Energy?
That guy, I feel bad for him actually because he had a good job and got fired.
And then I reached out to him to try to help him because I felt bad because I thought, just like you, I thought he got reached out.
And then I ratioed him because he's like, and then, you know, he has this, like, he did this deep dive on like Nick Fuentes' like pedophile cult or something.
And he did like 10 pedophile scandals.
And somehow I got in there.
I like, I like, and then it was like, and also, like, he didn't even get the lore right.
Like, his research was so bad.
He took like slander and rumors about me, but like didn't get the rumors and slander accurate, which is my favorite part.
Like where it's like, it's like, and then, you know, he's, um, everyone knows he was had a like Christian Walker said he was in a gay relationship with a black man.
That's where that came from, the twist on it.
I was like, that's not the rumor.
You didn't get it right.
And it's like, and he's like a known pedophile.
And you're like, dude, listen, man, I am a journalist as well, not on the show, but I do write and do original research.
Do you realize that's illegal to make those kinds of claims?
And also, if you're going to just spread like goislop, like, like rumors, like, this is why all those, all those like anti-fuentes people, they get really, the Bible says something really important that I've always remembered.
And it's really hard not to be bitter towards people.
But there's only one sin that's all powerful and destructive, and it's bitterness.
It says that bitterness poisons the root of your tree.
It doesn't, it poisons the root.
And what I noticed about Fuentes is that people hate him and then they never stop hating him for the rest of their life.
And like me, like literally, that when that Jewish guy put out that stupid post that there's nothing in the video says that I was with what's the dysgenic looking guy's name again?
I'm saying, like, it's like, do you want to accuse him of any crimes too?
No, no, but uh, but I was like, I don't even say anything bad about him because he's litigious, but I'm like, that's that's how much his haters hate him, that they set traps for people that don't know him.
It's that yet he's a yet hara trap to try to get in.
And like, to me, that's the bitterness thing of like, hey, if you don't like somebody, you've got to just let it go after a while.
You got to let it go.
And that's true.
That's to all these people that are obsessed with Trump, with Fuentes, with any of these people, they dedicate their whole life, Trump derangement syndrome.
It's like, it's like, hey, I don't like a lot of stuff he does either, but like, I'm not going to dedicate my whole life to just like hating Trump.
You know what I mean?
And during that first administration, there was a lot of that.
I also want to make sure, too, that people don't confuse, you know, being obsessed with Trump or Fuentes as the same thing as being obsessed with the Epstein list, because that's about trying to hold criminals accountable for a blackmail ring that controls our politicians.
So, Mark Levin, you're wrong.
Okay.
And the problem is, is the reason why we're trying to get the Epstein file list is because people like you are the ones who committed the crimes and blackmailed our politicians.
So if I want to find out about whether or not it's justifiable to pursue a criminal, I don't go to somebody who has vested interest in ensuring that criminal is not prosecuted.
You care more about Israel, Mark Levin.
You care more about keeping institutional power than you do about pedophiles receiving justice.
That is fucking gross.
I don't know how people listen to you.
I don't know how they're that retarded.
I do not know how they're able to take you seriously.
And the fact that Trump said today to go listen to Mark Levin.
It's the same reasons, relatively speaking, because I was able to tolerate a lot about him when it seemed like he was kind of forwarding our political goals as a whole, right?
Because for a while, I knew that he was never going to be like the based super far-right leader that we needed to completely clean up this country, but he kind of gave us an in in terms of like that political theory, right?
Um, I remember there's a writer who wrote a wonderful academic text called Not of This World.
It's about kind of like theocratic politics and like Christianity entering into especially American politics a lot more.
And he says that like Trump was kind of a Constantinian figure, like he entered politics.
He allowed a lot more like far-right ideals to kind of seep into American political theory, you know, past the Mitt Romneys and the John McCain's.
And in that way, kind of acted as a battering ram for what we really wanted.
Now it's like, I'm looking at someone like, I don't know, the lead singer Guns N' Roses outside of his heyday.
We knew he was going to be a natural, we thought he was going to be a nationalist, but we knew he wasn't going to be conservative or right-wing, rather.
Meaning like, yeah, he was kind of more akin to probably Bill Clinton in terms of his politics, but he seemed to have sort of a nationalist rather America first agenda, meaning like he'll put the country first, but that's it.
Like that's all we needed from him.
And he couldn't even do that.
Like, and I think deportations are a good example of that or lack thereof.
Maybe she will, but I'm going to send it to a few other people.
This is kind of where we got to come together, guys.
Like he said he, he said he, he believes in fascism, and then he got terminated over that, even though fascism saved El Salvador.
And Trump supports Bukele.
So, you know, it's kind of one of these things where it's like, you might not even believe in fascism.
It might turn you off.
I do want to talk later about the Jubilee stuff because I do have some criticisms from the overall debate.
Not necessarily just you, but I want to get some questions on like we were talking a little bit earlier.
I don't want to counter signal you because I don't think there's anything wrong with what you said.
Oh, but like we talked a little bit about it earlier.
I do want to get into some Jubilee stuff right now.
So I want to see, let's go ahead and, if we can, let's get into some cultural stuff, talk about this for a moment, and let's talk about the Jubilee episode, look at some clips and see what really happened.
Did the right wing do a good job?
Did we really convince minds?
Or did the left win?
Both sides say their side won.
There's only one truth, or maybe just like the Dinesh Fuentes interview, some people said it was a stalemate, right?
Some people said both sides won for their side.
What really happened here?
Let's get into it.
All right.
Before we talk about that, let's just get into some super chats here real quickly.
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And we love you anyways, but like, dude, giving $100 a day.
He's not $150 a day.
It's like, it genuinely is helpful because honestly, like, even Pine's ticket was expensive to get some of these tickets are freaking expensive right now.
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And, you know, despite kind of the persecution, I think what does stand out a lot more online is I feel like there's almost been a greater outpouring of support.
You know, like even as much as like the left has been kind of like railing on me or like I'm seeing clips from anywhere from Richard Hania to Medi is commentating on some of them again, and a couple other figures like I mean honestly, Harry Risen right, Harry Sisson, but I call him Harry Risen because I mean Bro Pole so I got to give him credit where credit's due.
You know they've been clamping down, but then there's been so many people that are like you went up there and and spoke my mind.
You went up there and you said what I needed to hear and I think that's always been my MO is I always wanted to be the unheard voice of young men.
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Castizo is like white Hispanic, and Mestizo is mixed.
So you'd be like native or something.
That's what makes them brown.
But like, if you don't have that, which is mostly like most Latin Americans do, but like if you don't have that and you're mainly Spanish, like then yeah, you're white.
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Do you agree with Keith Wood's take on the debate style and that Pine Sap and Coke should have been more tactical?
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All right.
So, um, we'll start and then we'll go over so that it's interesting.
I'm going to ask you, did you see Keith Wood's uh uh response to you?
I was definitely snippy towards him about it because I was just getting bombarded over and over.
And I did a yawn emoji, T-L-D-R.
Um, I think the reason I was, though, was it wasn't that I was necessarily just trying to be dismissive, but I think that I think what I disagreed with is when Medi was using that kind of rhetoric about fascist, Nazi, what have you.
Sure, I could have gotten into the minutiae and nuance of what that means.
But again, when they use that term, it doesn't words don't mean what they mean to the left, right?
They'll constantly use these sort of buzzwords or these catch-all phrases to lock you into sort of a definitional category and then use that to slander you.
And then you're kind of almost playing like a fly trying to get out of sticky tape, like trying to wiggle your way out of it, saying, Oh, no, I'm not, I'm not a fascist.
I'm an absolute monarchist with minarchist tendencies or whatever.
And they use that term not to say that you're like Mussolini or you're like any of these other leaders.
They use that term to basically denote you as you are someone who believes in authority, you are someone who believes in right-wing politics, you're someone who believes in virtue, and you want to enforce that on a societal scale.
And so, at that point, I said, You know what?
If he's going to just slander me like that, why am I going to cower?
Yeah, so I want to all we're going to read that over on locals.
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The question is, if they were, you know, profiting and selling you the Book of Mormon, maybe you shouldn't trust them.
So, if we're selling you things that go against our values, then that's true.
You know, if we're like, and by the way, here's abortion pills.
You'd be like, okay, well, that's these guys are full of shit.
But if it's just like investing and you know, lotion, you guys use a lot of lotion.
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