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Well, the Daily Beast reports deranged MAGA Civil War erupts.
Bringing it up on the screen over engagement ring size.
It's kind of crazy.
Liam Arkaki Bukaki said a jab about the size of an engagement ring has turned into a war of words between right-wing online influencers.
The civil war developed into a bitter and bizarre personal attack.
Why are we talking about this?
Number one, it's our very own Sarah C. Stock.
Congratulations.
She just got engaged to her fiancé, who is a brown seasonal worker in the Texas Lawn Valley of California.
Now, she put up a picture of her engagement ring, which a lot of people would say would be a very, very, you know, happy moment for anybody, including for a young 21-year-old Catholic girl who's just trying to follow God.
But it turns out that everybody and their mom were upset, including the leaders of the conservative movement, two black homosexuals known as Xavier Randiso and Rob Smith, who responded, the actual white supremacists on this app are so broke.
How are you superior wearing a gumball machine engagement ring?
Lol.
And Rob Smith said, dead, as in, we opened the conversation just like they're assholes.
And the problem with this situation is we know also black people aren't broke because they wear labels, you know, like Louis Vuitton and Gucci shoes, and they wear big diamonds and rings.
And so you know they're not broke because they wear labels because that's what it's about, folks.
Your wealth is defined by how much you show it outwardly.
We know that's a true statement.
That's why the black community is the wealthiest in all of the United States of America.
It's a good thing to learn tonight.
Anyways, this opened up a civil war, an actual conversation.
They actually made the news across the internet.
People are discussing what is the conservative movement about.
As every eth and girl came out to say that it's about the size of the ring.
Ladies and gentlemen, does size matter?
That's our main topic for today.
And it really is a deeper conversation.
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We just got back from El Salvador.
We'll talk about that too.
Let's start the show.
My name is Elijah Schaefer, and I'm glad to be here today.
Joining me in the studio to talk about this picture, which broke the internet right here.
This is a picture of Sarah's hand, and people had a lot of comments about this.
My opinion on it, I'll let you know in just a little bit, but I came up with this made an entire show.
Everybody has weighed in so much so that Daily Wire is willing to have her back on the show to talk about it.
You know, it's getting serious.
Joining me today to discuss this is comedian.
It's hard to say woman and comedian in the same sentence.
But no, so we got a message from our one and only Sarah C. Stock.
They call her the argumenter in chief of the studio and Catholic theologian provocateur.
No, but she said she got engaged.
And like any normal people, we just said, congratulations and we meant it, right?
I mean, it's always good when people around you find success.
And I think that that was all of our decisions.
However, not everybody felt that strongly.
She put up this picture right here.
We can bring it back up saying, I won.
And then she, of course, said that.
Now, she could be inviting a lot of things.
She said she won.
Why?
Because with women, everything's a competition with other women.
We do know that.
Everyone had criticized her ring her hand.
The only criticism I have is you won one against two.
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All right, talking about this.
So I want to get into this.
So, you know, I don't know.
I don't know what your initial reactions were to this, Chrissy, but it's like, I don't know.
You know, I saw the tweet, just her hand saying I won.
And although I really like Sarah, I'm like, I don't love this tweet, but maybe she is like a bit of a provocateur.
And I think, I think she wanted, I wonder if part of her wanted this reaction from people.
Because I don't, I also don't have the world's biggest engagement ring, nor did I want the world's biggest engagement ring because it's something you're you're wearing every day.
So it's like you don't want it to be like clonking into stuff.
My mom, I remember one of my like strongest memories from childhood is when my mom's like rock like fell out of her ring while she was vacuuming and we never saw it again.
Like she vacuumed up her diamond from my dad.
And I was like, oh, damn, ever since that moment, I was like, I don't want what a liability that is, wearing, I guess, a few thousand dollars on your hand at all times.
But so I see that tweet and I go, all right, she's probably trying to have fun.
She's probably trying to get a reaction out of people.
But if she's being serious about it, it's almost like it's about the ring, not the person, not the relationship, not your future together.
But I was like, she's probably just trying to be funny and left it at that.
And then I see all these comments from these girls that I don't know that I don't know very well.
And it's just on the whole, it's been very entertaining.
And then when you look at places like Daily Mail, Vanity Fair, you know, wanting and writing articles about this, doesn't that tell you something pretty pretty interesting that all these outlets used to be writing about like actual celebrities and now they're writing about like niche areas of Twitter.
They're writing about us.
I mean, I have a few Daily Mail articles about me from stuff I've tweeted out over.
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And also, people will give you fractional reserve lending loans and get a private family to take over a bank and then not call a central bank, call it the Federal Reserve, and then inflate your currency just because they do that.
You know, people do that.
Doesn't mean we do that.
The charging to go on podcasts is like that would be only if it was like an enemy and they were like going to try to set you up and you're like, okay, might as well get something out of this.
Yeah, total ethos holocaust is actually what I was thinking about calling this episode.
But then sometimes it translates into like, dude, censorship's so strange because then you don't get to put a good title because you have to censor yourself.
And so then it's like, then you don't get to put a good title.
Well, jokes aside, she's like, hottest right-wing e-girl taken off the market.
Conservative women will use their marriage and family to build their brand.
I mean, to be completely honest, I mean, that's true.
Most men don't really do that.
We just sort of like, you know, but that, but that's also the truth of the matter is that what's the point is that the reason why we don't use our family to build our brand is our brand is meant to build our family as well.
Like, posting something about your family is normal because they're in your life.
Posting about your, like, your kids and showing their faces online every day, like every day, and telling other men to be like you is something that I would say, hmm.
Because I, I, like, I came home from from, I came home from uh this trip, right?
And I feel like we came back from El Salvador, and I was the first thing I did was go wake my son up.
Isabella DeLuca, who's actually a friend of mine as well, decided that she was going to, she posted it was a small ring size, and then everyone started calling her fat.
And to double down, and I mean, double D down on the fact that she is a conservative girl, posted this picture.
You can't wear that in L.A. Like when I was working in the city every day, I would turn my engagement ring around.
Like, I don't even bring it everywhere I go.
So, because I just don't want to lose it or get mugged or whatever.
I just think diamond size, it's a real dick measuring contest for women.
And it's surprising to see it still happen from women who you think are smart if they're in the sort of like conservative Twitter sphere.
But it's like, oh, aren't you?
Some women still think it's a flex that caring about diamond size, like it means that they're like high maintenance or they're high value.
It's like, oh, I'm a boss bitch because I require a huge diamond.
Like, I just, I don't understand the thinking behind that because that's if you're single, putting that out there, I would imagine, is not very attractive to potential suitors.
They're going to go, oh, wow, she seems high maintenance and she's got a high price on her head.
That doesn't seem like something a guy would get excited about.
Um, yeah, and it's better be less than the one, as you mentioned.
But a lot of it comes down to propaganda that we've had over the years.
They've pushed, you know, the image of what is it with Kay, if he cares, you get a certain size ring or whatever.
But you have all these commercials that came out and everybody's pushing for it.
And they really pretty much grabbed the minds of the women thinking that, you know, depending on the size of the ring, depends on how much he loves you, which is ridiculous.
You know, back in like the 40s and 50s, you would kind of just go off of, you know, okay, we're going to work towards a house.
I'm going to provide.
I'll take care of us.
Now it's kind of like, okay, first I need the big ring and then show me how much you care.
So, and diamonds are just a big scam, too.
A lot of them are just kept in, you know, warehouses.
They have just a few families that kind of just suck up the market, take everything in, and give us this idea that the ring is like the most valuable thing ever.
And then once you buy the ring and you leave, if you leave the jewelry store, the ring's value dropped dramatically as soon as you've already purchased it.
So for these women to come out too and attack, but I do know there was previous history between them.
I don't know much about it.
I kind of try to stay out of the e-girl drama.
I'm not sure if I can do it.
I completely try, but this job doesn't let me.
So I get stuck in it all the time here, even though I try.
But, you know, there was pre, I guess there was previous drama before between all of them.
And I know a bunch of them are friends, you know, Emily, Xavier, a few others.
And I know they had a disagreement with Sarah as well.
So I don't know.
It's just a lot of just drama going on there.
And I think that's kind of what made it bubble up more.
But a lot of people, I'm glad that a lot of people, they've seen it and are pushing back on it because the ring really doesn't symbolize everything.
As long as you're true to your partner, you love your partner and you're willing to provide everything you can to your partner.
But not to, you don't have to go to extreme extents to make that happen.
Well, rings date back to like 200 BC was when we started doing it with like a tiny little thing of iron or bronze or ivory or whatever to signify a bond between two people and specifically between empires.
It wasn't until the 15th century when Archduke Maximilian of Austria gave Mary of Burgundy a diamond ring.
That was when diamonds started getting introduced to this.
But what happened was eventually women started twisting.
It goes back to, I believe, a French princess where she said, no, men need to vie for us.
And so what knights used to do was they would then write songs and poems and bring flowers.
And essentially the woman was like an executioner.
It was thumbs up or thumbs down, thumbs down.
You're done for.
You don't have a chance anymore.
And so because of that, people started getting more and more into trying to win over the hearts of women.
And so just like the Archduke Maximilian of Austria giving Mary of Burgundy the first ever diamond ring really set a precedent where it wasn't just, you know, men and women are both working together for the means of creating life and furthering the human kind of desire, the goal.
Now it is a competition to who can outdo the next person.
And in society today, 2025, you have dating apps, which means the guys are no longer competing in a natural little like circuit around them.
They have the entire world.
They have social media.
And so all we've done is, like Elijah said, is we've turned it into a dick measuring contest where nobody is gratified from it.
Hoflation is they want us to have the tradition be a traditional male who goes ahead and takes care of them, provides for them, gets them the big ring, the big house and everything.
While they're not willing to do even 10% of what people did before in the past to actually fulfill what a woman was doing, help take care of the home, taking care of the children.
You know, a lot of times now it's like, you provide for me, you provide for me, you take care of me, give me everything in the world.
No, it's an actual problem that a lot of guys have to deal with.
And this isn't saying like guys are also perfect or whatever.
Yeah, we are.
But it, you know, we are.
But no, it's seriously this thing that guys are dealing with where they'll maybe be working and they're trying to get a job and they're trying to support.
And then online, you have all these girls who are going, if they're not spending a year's salary or six months' salary on a ring, I don't want it.
But a lot of, not to say it's not these women's fault at all.
Like, you know, there's a lot wrong with a lot of women.
But I would say with millennial women in particular, like we were kind of raised to, by our boomer parents and our universities to like, yeah, you need, you need to get a college degree.
You need to be able to pay for yourself.
You need to, you need to not depend on a man, not depend on, you need to be self-sufficient.
Like these were considered real value.
So I think a lot of women are getting to be like 30, 35, 40, and they're genuinely confused.
Like, huh?
I, I thought I was supposed to get, get this career so I could be self-sufficient.
Like, so I, I, you know, doesn't that make me a good partner?
The fact that I don't like have my hand out all the time.
So it's no, we destroyed an entire generation by telling them to, by pitting them against each other, telling them to compete instead of work together in unison.
I mean, that, that is really the defining factor of the feminist movement was it was, you are nothing right now because your husband is terrible and he's abusive and he's overpressing and manipulative and overbearing and all these things.
So you need to go fight for these things because you don't have these things.
And so we pit them against each other.
And then men and women stopped working because they, you know, that obviously isn't sustainable.
And a lot of women are like, I think a lot of, I had this tweet a little while ago, like behind every cunty woman is like genuine, there's no fear there.
I think a lot of women are really afraid of being abandoned or just, and women that say like, oh, my bodily autonomy, it's like, I think they're just afraid of being controlled and they're afraid of being abandoned by a man.
I think a lot of it comes down to issues with men.
I think they're also threatened with the fact that men don't give them a lot of attention today because men are jorking their hog, you know?
So I think, I think there's a lot of a lot of men who are like, look, if I'm going to, if I'm going to drain my balls, I can go see more women in a minute than a king could see in a lifetime.
True.
And, you know, the point is, it's like, it's not worth the end result isn't worth the process that it takes to get there.
No, but it's like, it's like, you know, there's really not a lot of really good reasons for men to get married.
And it's like, you know, why do they have kids?
Well, you have to have two parents.
And one of them has, you know, you need to have a stay-at-home wife and she needs to raise the kids.
And that's the only proper way to do things.
And yeah, so people have to both work and that, you know, it's not working out very well for our country.
Like everyone's like, well, we have to both work.
Well, let's look at history, how kids are turning out since both parents are working and the state is raising them.
Not very good.
Okay.
Not good.
So it's not like just because you're raised by a woman that you're necessarily a solid person.
But the reality is when you have a man in your life to stabilize you and a woman in your life to nurture you and you have stability and that there's not a lot of fighting in the house and that you're in a position of peace and comfort.
You learn resilience and you become somebody who's able, like I didn't grow up in a broken home.
And I, look at me, I'm perfect.
So that's a good example of perfection.
No, seriously, I tried out for Jesus in the first trial.
No, but like, but just saying, you know, it is, I want to transition the subject here a little bit.
It is a little bit like, you know, we're told to still be men and women aren't asked to be women.
So men are still asked to be chivalrous and pay and do all these things and women don't hold up any end of their bargain.
So it's just a losing battle.
So like when people like Charlie Kirk and, you know, Matt Walsh and, you know, some of these individuals, Andrew Clavin, come out, even Glenn Beck, and they're like, you know, get married, get married, get married.
Because it is better to stay single than to end up divorced and losing half your money.
But it doesn't mean there aren't good girls out there.
It's just you're not going to find them on Bricke in Miami.
You're not going to find them in Soho in Los Angeles.
You're definitely not going to find them anywhere, anywhere in Midtown in New York.
So that's true.
Now, going to the Epstein files here for a second, we're back at this, and we talked about this for like almost a week.
So we're going to tie in Trump to the Epstein files because Matt and Trey, Matt Parker and Trey Stone, is that the name is right?
Or Matt Stone and Trey Parker?
Yeah, one of those.
I like how they were like, they told Viacom or whatever, Paramount, you know, hey, we really don't want to make, you know, stupid jokes about Donald Trump because they're overused.
They're not that interesting.
So we're not going to make shows anymore.
And then the network came out and said, but what about $1.5 billion?
And they went, Trump jokes it is.
Let's just make fun of Trump.
You know what I mean?
It's like Barry Weiss's $250 million for taking over CBS.
It's like, let's defend the Jews.
It's $250 million, right?
Let's do whatever we're going to do.
Well, Trump is doubled down, triple down, quadruple down.
I've never seen him go down on something harder than a blonde that wasn't his wife.
But then at the same time, he goes down on this and says that we're all stupid and the actual Epstein files are bullshit.
I don't know if you heard this.
They're bullshit now.
Not just your bullshit.
He said, we're stupid, but the Epstein files themselves are bullshit.
Listen.
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That's crazy.
I thought the mask hosting a gathering this evening to talk about how to respond to the Epstein situation.
I had Fox News on a loop just in my hotel room and they played this video of a bunch of ICE workers getting out of a van and they're like, they captured 16 people today.
So, it's like it's kind of wild because while this is all happening, the truth is that we're constantly getting distracted from the real topic, which is which is the great noticing, right?
Uh, just this last weekend, we get to comment about a lot of it.
While our government was telling us all that you know, we were crazy, that the Epstein files were a hoax, our government took a trip on a tour, right?
Not to Krispy Kreme Donuts, which would have been a little more exciting, but Sarah Huckabee Sanders and everybody went to Israel.
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So let's go to this.
So our government, which is a lot of stuff here, went and took a trip to Israel, which is a reminder that Hamas controls the government.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, incredible for stopping our trip to the Western Wall with my parents to pray for Israel, the United States, and my family.
Arkansas stands with you.
And, you know, what I thought was really weird about this is what the hell does Israel have to do with Arkansas?
Like, genuinely speaking, like, not even on an international level, because I want to talk about this new, some of the stuff we didn't get to talk about, including this new you can't get relief from hurricanes unless you unless you promise to not boycott Israel.
Yeah, and then there's also on colleges, we have another article as well where they talk about how Trump wants to stop DEI programs, anything that kind of singles out certain ethnicities or groups, but the Jewish, Jewish people are allowed to continue to have theirs.
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So everybody else, but if you're Jewish, can maybe Sarah Huckabee Sanders can see Israel from her backyard.
We're tracking what's going on here because what's happening is that Trump's approval rating among men is slumping.
And, you know, I did tweet something out that I think is true.
And I just said this on X, which I believe to be a realistic point.
I just said that it's his support for Israel.
American men are sick of this shit.
Anyone who shielded for that godforsaken nation of anti-Christ warmongers is paying the toll.
America first cannot be realized with Israeli influence in our political sphere.
This parasitic relationship must end.
As a man, you don't want parasites in your country and Israeli operatives that are coming in and they are, you know, looking out for the interests of other people are not our ally.
In fact, they are our enemy.
And there's no other way to really, you know, explain it to people.
You know, the way that they've come in and that they're, you know, they literally said, you know, the Trump administration that if you are against Israel or Netanyahu, they will not give you federal funding for your home that was destroyed by a natural disaster.
Then everyone, then they tricked everyone, so they took out the clause.
They didn't take out the clause.
They just reworded it.
They never took it out.
Yeah, yeah.
It was a complete lie.
And all the MAG accounts are like, they took it up.
Like, honestly, from the river you cried to the sea.
You know what I mean?
Palestine will be free.
No, it won't.
Netanyahu just said today that he's, you know, going to occupy the Gaza Strip.
And they plan on taking the West Bank as well.
And it's like, you're not winning.
In fact, Trump is so controlled by the Israelis that he doesn't care about you.
He doesn't care about what his base wants.
He is pleasing his donors.
And it's like, people are like, don't come against Trump.
Don't come against Trump.
I'm for America.
And currently, Trump is not acting on the best behest of America.
It's like, well, he was working with Apple today inside of the White House to make sure that another trillion-dollar company could manufacture their stuff in China.
It took me a little bit to kind of give pushback just for the simple fact he kept me out of jail.
I was about to go to jail for five years, so I'm very grateful for that.
But for what I see he's doing to our country, it's terrible.
It really bothers me.
And one thing I have to say, too, is we had the chance to go to Costa Rica, and a lot of people talk bad about the, you know, not Costa Rica, sorry, El Salvador.
I was in Costa Rica about a month ago.
We went to El Salvador, and we, you know, seeing how their president Bukele went ahead and actually changed that country around.
He went in, he didn't play no games.
He cleaned up the streets, you know, and that's kind of what we need here in the U.S.
We need someone who's going to come through, get out all these illegals, make sure our streets are cleaned up, make sure our country's running in the right direction.
You know, when you go there too, a lot of people, they say, well, he's a dictator.
He's this crazy guy.
You talk to the people in El Salvador.
They absolutely love him.
He has about a 90% approval rating in El Salvador because of all the things that he's doing.
And, you know, when he came into power, there were two other parties that were there originally, kind of like we have Republicans and you have the Democrats.
He came in, he said, hey, I want to run for president.
They're like, no, we're not going to allow you to do that.
And he's like, okay, I'll start my own party.
And he did.
And he went ahead and what he did is he put the people first.
He didn't put anything else first.
And because of that, you see how many great things happen in that country.
I mean, I was really taken away.
Yes, there's poverty in certain areas when I would see people in the streets.
There's people who don't have money.
But a lot of those people that you don't see, they're out there trying to make money.
You know, they're not just begging for money.
They're out there trying to sell something or trying to get to move themselves forward.
Problem in the U.S., a lot of times I go around and there's, you know, when we were just in Texas, every corner we went to, there's someone either begging for money.
I'm stepping over, you know, a drug addict.
So these are a lot of the problems that we have to have cleaned up the United States.
And, you know, at first, I have to admit, when I heard what, you know, Bukele was doing in El Salvador, I said, okay, this guy's a little bit extreme.
But then seeing the results that he had and then also seeing the vision he has, I mean, it's amazing.
So we've been courting the El Salvadorian, El Salvadoran government.
I've been going back a few times.
I'll be back in about 10 days.
I'm going to go do some more meetings and some meetups.
We'll just leave it at that.
Because what I see here is my ideas are in play in El Salvador and they work.
People might not have money, but they're not unhappy.
People might not have money, but they're hopeful.
People might not have money, but they have joy.
And also, the cities might not be first world per se, but they're cleaner than American cities.
And again, like he said, you know, I'd rather be around people that are poor than crackheads and junkies.
There aren't drug addicts on the streets.
Like, look, this is what El Salvador looks like.
You know, everybody's like, you know, so loud.
Yeah, I know.
But everyone's like, look, I mean, this is what El Salvador is.
Everyone's like, it's a third world country.
And it's like, you know, he was able to build all this stuff and get it done just in the last several years, you know, to completely revitalize the entire nation.
Well, like the, well, I don't know what you guys think about this, but I happen to, like, you go there and people are calling for extreme things, you know, like, like you read on the internet that's like, oh, you know, the Center for Journalistic Rights is like, you know, Bukhali's attack on journalism.
Then you find out that the publications are owned by Jews and communists, and he's really just trying to get gay, Jewish, communist publications to get out of his country.
and they have to, like, move to Costa Rica to get out.
He's like, we don't want, like, we're not against journalism.
We just don't want gay Jewish propaganda in our country.
And it's like, you know, the way that they present it to us as kids, like, you know, you'd learn like Bukhalia as a dictator that got rid of the press.
And you're like, but the press isn't the press.
It's just like gay Jewish control mechanisms.
And maybe that's not good for a country.
Like, maybe if we did ban some of the press in our country, that would be a good thing.
Like, maybe some of the press isn't the press.
Maybe it's controlled by the CIA.
Maybe it's controlled by foreign entities.
Maybe the Rothschilds, a foreign entity.
Maybe, you know, they all cry about Qatar.
Qatar owns Al Jazeera.
Al Jazeera is not influential in the U.S. Do you know what is influential in the U.S.?
Fox News.
Fox News is an Israeli op.
So it's, you know, you look at that and you're like, and they're a neocon op.
Like, like, you know, if Fox News was banned, boomers wouldn't know what to do.
They might have to think and like find podcasts and maybe actually, you know, get into a real conversation about life.
But we sit here and we act like, oh, you know, you know, oh, what he's doing out there.
Everyone says, what he's doing out there is wrong.
It's like, but is it producing good results?
Yeah, but it's not a liberal democracy.
Yeah, but what is a liberal democracy?
Your liberal democracy produces gay kids, drug addicts, and inflated home prices, and people can't afford to eat and live.
And they go to college and think they're smart when they become retarded.
And it's like, that's what liberal democracy creates.
And then you have a uniparty that uses your money to go to war and to keep people impoverished and to lie about every nation, Russia, China, North Korea, you know, and tell you, well, also lying in favor of countries like Israel and doing their favor, being controlled by them, being sold out to corporations.
Like, Elijah, you sound like a communist.
No, I'm not a communist.
Communists control our nation.
And that's what he realizes.
Communists after World War II took over.
Jewish communists took over almost every country through the UN, through operations, and usurp power.
And that's what they had before he came in as a left-wing socialist communist government.
And he said, look, we're just going to suspend rights.
We're going to get rid of and abolish the courts and we're going to clean up.
And then it's like, well, it's evil.
Yeah, well, guess what?
Everyone I meet there is not, it's not like North Korea.
They're not like, oh, good leader.
Hello.
They're like, dude, I was getting nickel and dime $2,000 a month by the gangs and I can send my daughter to private school.
I got to buy a house now.
I have a car.
Like my whole family, my family moved back from America.
We're all together again.
Like we can travel on airplanes.
American airlines open up a terminal here.
We can travel and our passport isn't forbidden in most nations now.
And like everyone's liberated and freed.
And it's like, that makes you wonder if this fascist is being lied about.
He calls himself the world's most like, what's it called?
The world's most like chill dictator or something like that?
Yeah, it's that question, do the ends justify the means?
And I really think it depends on the ends.
Like, because what the means are, really, because, I mean, you look at the end result of what he's doing, and obviously it's successful.
And so it's making people question specifically young people.
The boomers are still the boomers are in the same mindset of they burn the books.
And everyone else is going, well, what books did they burn?
The same thing is with El Salvador.
Oh my gosh, he's doing this.
It's like, well, what's the outcome of doing that?
That's kind of what I'm curious about.
And so they're seeing the fruits of this.
I was actually talking with a friend just earlier today about the idea of a monarchy because, frankly, our government is nothing but a bunch of little monarchs, anyways.
You have what, 300 House representatives, 100 in the Senate or whatever, and then the cabinet of the president.
And then you have SCODIS and you have all the other, you know, you have all three branches of government, basically full of little monarchs.
Everyone is their own little king.
I mean, Nancy Pelosi's salary is what, $167,000 a year and she has a net worth of like $400 million.
She's way more profitable as a stock trader than Warren Buffett is, like by 4x.
So everyone is their own little dictator.
And it's way harder to find out, okay, who's good, who's bad.
You can maybe track, okay, who took money from AIPAC or who did this, but then you're still left with 400 dictators that are all working to protect each other.
Whereas you have one monarch, one king, good or bad, you know he's there and you can deal with it if it ends up being bad or at least a little bit more successfully than you could.
And my friend said, I don't know if this will work the way you think it is.
And I said, well, look at El Salvador.
It literally is working the way that I think it is.
I mean, and you have the mainstream media attacking him so viciously, which leads me to believe he might be even more in the right than I would think, right?
Like you said, Fox News, very influential.
Fox News is owned by Zionists, right?
Just like every other mainstream media corporation.
You have this propaganda of communist just garbage being shoved down our throats.
We let the communists of Russia sit in judgment at Nuremberg of the Germans.
We worked with the communists who, right before World War II, killed 60 million Christians, and we just allowed them to sit on trial.
We only had one person, General Patton, who said that we went after the wrong enemy and that we should progress into Russia, who was then, you know, died of a car crash or at least the heart problems afterwards.
I mean, we were just self-imploding at this point.
And yes, the ends are going to have to justify the means because if we don't do something, America's screwed.
It's a right-wing, they don't like the word fascist, but like, but they're open about it.
They are open about it.
We talked to Herbert Eshman, talked to Jack Cruz.
You guys should watch our interviews with them.
For some reason, I don't understand YouTube versus like versus Rumble because this YouTube channel is about seven, seven weeks old, seven and a half weeks old.
And it's like, we did like 7,000 views on the Jack Cruz episode on YouTube and then like 50,000 on Rumble.
But then for Herbert, it's only, it just came out like last night.
We've only done like 800 views on YouTube, but did 90,000 on Rumble.
So it's like, so it's like, I think it's just that like, you know, maybe more like buttoned up interviews.
People aren't like, you know, on our channel.
That's still not bad.
So like, what, 15 or 20% of our audience watched the interview.
But like, you know, if you have like 100,000 subs, it'd be like, well, you know, 10, 20,000 views.
So it's like basically not that popular of an interview.
But it was like very popular on another platform.
That's why it's created.
Remember to upload your stuff everywhere because you never know what's going to hit.
Sometimes we'll literally have an episode do poorly on Rumble and on.
And we had an episode with Arval not do that well on Rumble and on YouTube.
And then it did like 100,000 views on X.
So like sometimes, you know, things just hit other places and they're like, oh, the ad sold so well.
And you're like, how?
And you look at one platform and it did really well there.
Even with audio too, like something was we'll do not good on video.
And then all of a sudden you'll see it has like 100,000 downloads on audio or something.
And you're like, so I would say upload everywhere.
Spread your seed, my fellows.
Spread your seed.
Yeah, but with the El Salvador thing, let me see, something real fast.
This is actually kind of crazy.
They're building a brand new skyscraper there as well, which I think is pretty fantastic.
Look at this.
This is right here.
It's going to be the new Tether building.
Tether's the main investor in Rumble, by the way.
And they're building that there in the middle of the country.
This guy took over, what, seven years ago, I think?
I've met a lot of people and you can tell that they don't speak English because then when you go to text them or talk to them, they talk to you only in Spanish and you write them in English and they don't know how to respond to you in English.
So I can tell they're just doing this.
You know?
If you don't know, they do not know how to write in English.
Skimmy Toilet 915 said, What's a perfect budget to go to El Salvador and for how many days?
Honestly, I would go stay in Surf City and for about $70 to $120 a night.
You can stay in a two-bedroom, nice suite on the beach, probably like three and a half, four stars, the room service.
If you want to stay in the middle of the city at a five-star hotel, it's like $200 a night, $205 with a giant, beautiful, like, beautiful breakfast spread.
You can split it with a friend.
So if you're going with a friend, you can get two queen beds about $105 a night.
And then Ubers are about, locally, about $3 to $4 each direction.
And then from the airport, it's about $40, $50.
I would Uber, not rent a car because it's very expensive.
You want to go up into the mountains to go eat.
It's super beautiful.
It'd be probably like a $25 Uber each way.
And then food, it kind of depends where you eat.
Like if you eat in the hotel, then like a coffee will be like $4.
But if you go out, you know, a block away, it's $1.50 for like a latte or something like that.
So, and then we went to like a five-star steakhouse too and fed like six people for like 200 or 180 bucks or something.
So that's great.
Yeah, so I'd say maybe like depends how fancy you want to be, but like, you know, you could probably do like, you know, I'd say it's easy.
It's only a two-hour flight from Miami.
So you could get a flight for like $400, $500 round trip, stay for like, you know, in the nicest hotel, $200 a night, and probably spend less than $100 a day, and you're good.
The CDC, as you mentioned, is warning Americans traveling to China about Chikungunya.
It is a virus that spreads to humans through infected mosquito bites.
It can cause severe illness with symptoms that mimic pretty closely dengue fever and Zika virus, mostly found in Africa.
Here's what the CDC says about it.
They say most people infected get better within a week.
However, some can have severe joint pain for months to years.
Other symptoms include severe fever and fatigue.
The outbreak now is in the Chinese province, Guangdong.
It's near Hong Kong, with more than 7,000 cases reported so far, prompting some pretty dramatic measures to contain the spread, like mandatory insect-repellent blasts for people entering the area, mandatory property checks for stagnant water, which attracts mosquitoes, and when found, is now punishable by fines or even arrest.
The CDC says Americans traveling to eight other countries are also at elevated risk of exposure to the virus, even if there is no current outbreak there.
People at risk for more severe cases of Qikungunya include newborns, seniors 65 years and up, as well as people with diabetes or heart disease.
Now, the good news is that unlike COVID, deaths from this disease are exceedingly rare.
You can also protect yourself by getting vaccinated against it or by preventing mosquito bites in the first place through all the usual mechanisms: insect repellent netting, wearing long sleeves, and staying in air conditioning.
When you go forward, the fruit flies, you know, you do the whole thing where you crossbreed, and that's just the whole basic of genetics, you know.
And you end up having these fruit flies can grow without wings or like different colored eyes.
They can teach you about the genetics.
And, you know, it's interesting because on one hand, I don't want to say it's all bad.
Like there's a little bit of the stuff that does make sense.
But then when you see the scale of like releasing them over cities, and now it's not just to like reduce the mosquito population, we're like genetically modifying the mosquitoes to a point to where they don't contract certain diseases.
And the question is, is when they bite us, what are they injecting into us?
But I do wonder with that, you know, the amount of genetically modified animals.
If you've ever tried a Chick-fil-A recently, you'll notice it doesn't make you feel as good as it used to.
Not only do they add a bunch of more hydrogenated oils into all of their sauces and in their meat, but they also switched to antibiotic chicken about a couple years ago.
Lower quality antibiotic chicken that has built on a grain and not like free range.
And it's just highly processed.
And so Chick-fil-A used to be one of the few places like In-N-Out where you didn't feel sick because it's fresh, never frozen.
There's not a lot of the binding agents in In-NOT that are in other companies.
But it is really disgusting.
Like even tonight, I was like, maybe we're crunched on time.
I'll pay the extra money to eat somewhere that I know is using whole food and real ingredients, like a steakhouse or something that's going to have something like, you know, antibiotic-free and good rather than actually buying that stuff.
Because as you get older, like my son behaves differently when he gets, has like seed oils and like processed sugar.
And, you know, their bodies are sensitive.
But what else are little kids sensitive to?
They said, right?
Mosquito bites, these things.
Like you, you do wonder, though, because we're not so sensitive, what are they putting in these things?
And what is in these mosquitoes?
I mean, if ice in another country could make us all vomit and shit for like 48 hours, you know, the reality is we all feel tired, lethargic.
It's like, my son, like, has a major nightmare, but like, you'll make sure you try it.
Go back to your bed and like sleep with independence.
Yeah, but, but also, like, I don't know.
I was convinced on I had, I've had a few people, like, because my mother-in-law obviously raised her kids in Africa and whatnot.
And like, you know, it's crazy the stories that they have, like, you know, giving birth in Tanzanian hospital and like shunting the kids' head of themselves with like, you know, like crazy stuff, injecting things in like the vein, hold the baby upside down and like getting the vein to just like save the baby's life and stuff because it's like, you know, bad hospital.
These people are Australians, the real Australians, not the modern Australians, which say, Bern Gusaro and bob their head.
The original Australians were very tough people, right?
Very rigid people.
But the co-sleeping, I mean, look, people do it.
I want to know why do you do it or why do you do it?
Because to me, it feels like more of an emotional thing.
People just feel like it's bonding.
And I'm not saying it's wrong because there's a lot of ways to parent, but I don't get it.
I mean, Norwegians and other snow-heavy countries like Russia, what they would do is they would take their babies and literally bundle them up and then put them in.
Like they'll sleep through the night by eight weeks if you put them on their own.
And if you train them to be on their own, then you also have independence because you can put them to bed at like, because babies have, what, if they're newborns, they go to bed between 6 and 7.30, depending on like, according to the circadian of a human.
And then as they get older, they go to bed between 7 and 8.
Some parents will put their kids to bed as late as 8.30 or 9, but I don't know.
My other son, that's two, because I'm saying sleep regression.
Like sometimes you will put him to bed at seven and then he'll be up till like 7.45 or 8.
But that's normal.
I feel like, especially if he had like sugar that day or something, like he's potty training.
So he'll eat like a kinder egg and then the sugar obviously will like, so we have to make sure that even if he poos in the toilet, he doesn't get a big egg.
He'll get a big chocolate egg just because you dropped a chocolate egg.
It's like SIDS is two things, there's no such thing as dude.
They had they had adult sudden death syndrome during the last rollout.
Yeah, during the last rollout, it was adult sudden death syndrome, and then like it's like, dude, they also say that too with kids with teenagers with suicide, teen sudden death syndrome.
And it's like, listen, no one's suddenly dying, you don't have acute organ failure unless you have a genetic dysfunction.
So, the only thing SIDS could be biologically if some babies could die from like a genetic, a genetic problem, which is that nobody just dies.
Either mothers are killing their kids or they're dying due to like mercury and aluminum poisoning and very, very obvious things that cause organ failure that come from something very important that they put in them.
It's like co-sleeping has fucking nothing to do with death.
Like, you don't get any sleep, no, but you get used to it.
And you, I, I found I just didn't need as much sleep, and you're just your whole everything is reoriented to this kid, so you don't realize you're sleep-deprived.
And you got to also go to just the girl cam while I read it.
It's the girl cam.
$50 to get the girl on the camera.
Where is it?
There it is.
A little shaky shake.
Said, the Lord will give them their due process.
It's actually true.
I like dude, dude.
Bukayle is such a badass.
He's like, he goes, and to those who committed rapes and murders that we violated their human rights, they say, may the Lord forgive them if he can, but we don't have to forgive them.
I'm very, very happy here with the people that are watching the show today because when we're gone a little bit, it's like sometimes it's a little bit interesting, but we still have you guys here and we appreciate you.
Plus, it looks like who's I like when I read Trump orders new census demands illegal immigrants be deported and I look at the screen, check this out, and it's like, there's like an illegal on the screen.
It'll be like conservative movement is back with a gay guy.
Yeah, hell yeah.
Hell yeah, brother.
All right.
Moving on, I do want to talk about this story a little bit.
I mean, we didn't talk about it a lot.
Don't show my screen because I might get something really bad here.
Like, Topmy and Dildo WNBA on us on a.
Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Here we go.
Okay, so this is a great story.
So, this is like really developing right now.
This is cutting-edge stuff.
Check this out.
So, there's a problem going on at WNBA games.
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Oh, look out.
Something just came when it's like a floor.
Got an object that just flew in as the free throw is being made.
And first of all, we'll read that one in a second, but if you go up to here, breaking Polymarket Sports, no bag policy has been implemented for tonight's WNBA game attempt to crack down on dildo throwers, which has now reduced the betting chances that a dildo will be thrown.
And I said, hey, Grok, how do I smuggle Hanky's Toys Monster 7000X Plus XL Deep Front and Back Door Digger Dildo into a WNBA game without using a bag?
He responded, consider the item substantial, substantial dimensions, up to 15 inches long.
Viable no bag smuggling methods include securing it to your inner thigh with the straps under baggy clothing or disguising as a prosthetic limb.
That said, this breaches WNBA security rules, except pat downs, ejections, or charges.
Better do you enjoy the game legitimately.
And now, if you go down here, it's even better because this guy actually, look at this out.
Caden Lopez, 18 appeared in court today after allegedly throwing a green dildo onto the court during last night's Phoenix Mercury game for the Trenton Hooker.
That's what a name for a to talk about.
You know, that's the name of the publication, The Trenton Hooker.
He's accused of hitting someone with an object and now faces charges of assault and disorderly conduct.
