Elijah Schaffer and Westin Wayne Walker satirize the SPLC's alleged tracking of white population decline, weaving through claims of Gen Z's anti-Israel sentiment, Ilhan Omar's financial disclosures, and conspiracy theories about Jewish press control. They debate real estate shifts in Frisco, Texas, mock Russell Brand's legal UK sex case, and critique John Falan's anti-meritocracy video before concluding with Vivek Ramaswamy's student loan refinancing controversy, framing these events as evidence of a broader cultural war against traditional demographics. [Automatically generated summary]
Internship program, 16 plus, according to the press.
According to the press, you can't get over that.
All right, so we're talking a little bit about this.
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You know, Ilhan Omar, the hijabi of the year, has talked a little bit about this winery that has legally dissolved just nine days within her amended financial disclosures being filed.
The Somali fraud queen has been lashing out over reporters asking about her bogus winery and wild swings in net worth.
This is pretty interesting here.
You have the filing here of a termination.
I'm sorry, I can get in a little bit closer there.
So you have this limited liability corporation.
And she dissolved it.
I think that we're finding out there's a lot of fraud going on.
Nick Shirley, people are calling him a fraud.
I think he's actually doing a great job.
I think that, you know, people talk a lot about him, but he's in his niche.
You know, I remember the first time I did a turning point speech and I was with Fleckus, the YouTuber, and I'm just like this guy interviewing a retard leftist.
It's kind of what he is.
He's just kind of like exposing a retard leftist.
It's not that hard to do.
He's like, it's called Leering Center and it's like on the sign.
You know, it's like, that's weird.
And then I remember like, I got to my first speech and Fleckus was like, Wouldn't it be crazy if one of the QAs someone asked us about why we left the gold standard and we just go, ah, libtards are stupid?
And someone asked about the gold standard at Pomona State University.
And I was like, you know, I did what I always do.
It's interesting, but we really can't get to questions like that until we get these radical woke leftists out of our country.
You know, just completely deflect, deny, deny, deny, attack, attack, attack.
Congresswoman Omar, you were just talking about how Trump's economy has failed the American people, but I think the American people really want to know how.
You went from a negative $65,000 before coming into Congress to over $30 million in just seven years.
And it's crazy because out here, I'm being bold wearing a white suit on a show.
I've never worn this on the show, I don't think.
And people out here are just funneling money.
And our country is a casino to people.
That's what's so sad about it.
When you're a heritage American, when you're born here, when you're raised here, when you think about it, you think about, you know, man, if only Hitler won, you know, and you think about this stuff, you walk around and you're just like, wow, it's really sad that people, this is why I know things are changing.
I saw a real estate agent speak today about Frisco, the city here.
And you're going to find out in 10 years, he kind of like says this in 10 years, due to changes in the city, the only people that are going to buy it are the same people that are going to buy it today.
And it's not going to increase in value.
So actually, it's kind of based.
It's like Indians are kind of fixing our home price market.
He's saying, Kind of like, if you buy a house, To buy a house in Watts and like the downtown, you know, like the ghetto, it's not really going to go up in value anymore.
Because why?
Because, well, people that yell in movie theaters live there.
And in Frisco, he's saying it's really just a place where it's a casino.
It's like we don't even get a real Universal Studios.
We get Universal Studios made of children's blocks.
And you go around.
Have you ever seen an Indian grown adult enjoy an amusement park?
Well, yeah, but she goes, I'm going through, I'm going, I'm in, I went to Paris, we went to Paris, we went bike riding, and we went walking around, went bike riding.
We even bought those hats that everyone wears.
What are they called?
I don't remember.
And everyone's like, a beret.
She goes, no hijabs.
We bought some hijabs.
So what everyone's wearing in Paris.
And it's like, that's sad.
But it's funny because it's sad because we're losing our country.
And it's because we're literally just Goyam cattle going to our Goyam jobs to come home to raise money to fight another war.
And I'm saddened by it.
I'm saddened by it because people don't appreciate this country.
That's what I'm saying is like, you know, for LA has always had white flight.
So here's what I think about the pro white movement.
You know, Arval is going to be coming out here and we're going to be doing a conference with all the, either digitally or in person.
A few people will be here in person, but we're going to do a panel and we're going to be talking a lot about some of the, you know, different views we have to preserving the white race.
But the main thing that I always see, and I always say on this show, is that the white people are just not getting married.
The young guys are not getting married because of hoflation.
And I think it's because they spend too much time online.
You know, there's a lot of girls who are not online, and you have to meet them in person.
And you have to meet them by accident because it's only by accident that you actually meet a good girl.
And I'm telling you this get a prenup because good girls live in a feminist world, and the family courts are feminist.
And so you got to be careful.
You got to be very careful with this stuff.
And I think people see, like, what happened to me, they see what happened to Crowder.
They see what's happening to Russell Brand and they don't really want to go out.
People don't want to have sex because they don't want accusations.
They don't want to have families because they don't want to go to family court.
It's sort of like we're in a demoralized world, a black pilled world where individuals are just basically told, you know, you're not, your pathways to success are, nothing's harder than your pathway to success as a white male, right?
Because if you're a white male and you try to be something or you try to be somebody or you try to go around, you will catch charges, charges of racism, charges of sexism, and you will, Catch if you get married, you'll probably end up losing your family in the process.
Um, look at Alex Jones on his what second divorce now, I think.
I think you know, and they're doing the same thing to him, third or is this the same thing to him they did to me, too?
They're slamming him, they're you know, his ex is crazy coming for me, too.
Yeah, but like it happens to everybody, every man, yeah.
And it reminds me, you know, Russell Brand was in the news today, and I didn't know how I felt about Russell Brand.
Uh, and then I thought about this, I'm like, this is actually kind of one of the craziest clips.
In Europe and in the United Kingdom, where I'm from, the age of consent is 16.
And I did sleep with a 16 year old when I was 30.
But when I was 30, I was a very different person.
I was a lot younger and I was an immature 30 year old.
Consensual sex, actually, with a variety of people, when there is a strong power differential, as there is when you're a famous man that has the ability to attract women that I had at that time, I think involves exploitation.
I think it is exploitative.
I recognized that my sexual conduct in the past was selfish and I didn't apply enough consideration, barely any, I suppose, really, to how that sex was affecting other people.
Yeah, so what's kind of crazy in Europe and in the United States?
What's kind of crazy is, and what remains one of the most crazy things is that Russell Brand is in the news because he said he had consensual sex with a 16 year old, right?
He said he had consensual sex with a 16 year old in Britain.
And the comments are exactly what you would expect.
Yeah, someone says, If you've changed and found Jesus, admitting you were banging teens in your prime while the rest of us were figuring out how not to be predators.
And then someone said, Hey, legal age is 16 in the UK.
I don't want to discuss consent or legal age because I feel like that is up to the countries to decide, you know, what that is up to the place.
Americans don't realize he wasn't in America at the time.
But in the majority of states, it's different, right, as you go through the timeline.
But I think, you know, we're just in this weird world where Megyn Kelly had this interview with him and she said, You know, the reason why they're attacking you is because.
You are unpopular in the UK on a lot of different varieties of topics.
And I want to defend Russell Brand here.
Russell Brand didn't break any laws here.
If you were in a state that is 18 and you have sex with a 16 year old, yeah, that would be considered rape, statutory rape.
Even if it was consensual, you can't consent under the age of legal boundaries.
But he is being demonized as this horrible person.
He lives in Florida now, where the consent age is 18.
And there's no accusations that he broke that.
But I want to talk about Russell here for a second.
I feel like Russell's another victim of, he just attacked because.
Everyone in Hollywood is doing this.
This is what people do.
This is how they are.
This is how they define themselves.
And it's like, I gotta ask the question here.
If Megyn Kelly can see what's going on here with Russell and can understand the difference of what's happening to him, he's being targeted not for whatever.
He has a lot of rape and sexual assault allegations, and they're very weak and stupid.
I don't know if you saw that one girl.
She's like, I came over and drank and did drugs.
And I didn't wanna have sex with him, but we had sex like five times.
You should have just played Super Smash Brothers on the show today.
That would have been more interesting than whatever we're talking about.
All right, here's what he said.
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Hi, my name is Nora Long.
I'm a student here.
As you know, the United States has spent $12 billion on Israel.
This could provide for 3.5 million children with free health care for a year, 2 million families with a year's free groceries, or 600,000 families with a year's free rent.
Since one of your main campaign promises is to provide for America first, Will you commit to lobbying Congress to stop the funding of Israel?
So, I'll say a couple of things, Nora.
So, I want to separate two important and different themes here.