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July 7, 2023 - Fresh & Fit

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Nick Fuentes EXPOSES Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, FBI Investigation, Jan 6, No-Fly List, Ye's Comments & Answers The JQ!

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	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Freshman Podcast.
	We've got a special guest now.
	It's Nick fucking Fuentes, baby!
	Let's get it!
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	Welcome to the Fresh Fit Podcast, man.
	We've got a special guest in the house, Nick Fuentes.
	Real quick before we get into the show.
	Well, actually, do we got to kill the Twitch and Facebook stream already?
	Because he's probably bad on those, right?
	Yeah, we probably should.
	Right away.
	Right away.
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	Or Rumble, sorry.
	Definitely not YouTube.
	So real quick announcements, guys.
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	I got it there in the banner because today's episode is definitely going to have to go to Rumble.
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	And then check me out, guys, on FedReacts, guys, over there.
	Some guys like true crime while I do it over there.
	I cover everything from serial killers.
	The last episode I did, I reviewed a new mech from Ryan Dawson, Nick's best friend, where I covered how a certain state that won't be named...
	Stole the nuclear bomb from the United States.
	So go ahead and check it out over there on FedReacts.
	And also, don't forget to go ahead and get my book, Why Women Deserve Less, because they do deserve less.
	Books only about 80 pages deserve less.
	Amazon bestseller.
	Go get it.
	And then also, guys, do me a quick favor.
	Go check out Nick on cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Link is below.
	That's his own website, by the way.
	How did that come about?
	Well, I had to invent it because I got banned from everything.
	Made my own.
	So, uh, Nick, I know who you are.
	Fresh knows who you are.
	I think our audience is pretty, uh, pretty familiar with you as well and all the Grapers out there.
	Um, but can you introduce yourself to the people who may not know who you are?
	Well, I'm Nicholas J. Fuentes.
	I'm kind of the most banned man, I think, in the world, or I'm certainly up there.
	Yeah.
	Um, but I'm a live streamer.
	I do a show Monday through Friday.
	It's called America First.
	I run a nonprofit and, uh, I've basically been the leader of the dissonant right for the last four years in America.
	Absolutely.
	But going back, because obviously everyone knows Nick Fuentes now, but I want to get to know Nick from before.
	Pause.
	Can you tell us a little bit about your upbringing and background?
	You're very religious.
	I want to kind of see how did you get there?
	Sure.
	Well, you know, I didn't actually start out super religious.
	I mean, I was born Catholic.
	I was baptized Catholic.
	But I was a pretty normal guy for most of my life.
	I mean, I went to high school and I was always very political, but I was really more like a mainstream person.
	Like, if you met me when I was 14, 15 years old, I mean, I was as political as I am now, believe it or not.
	But my views were totally consistent with anything you'd see on Fox News or Libertarians, Republicans, that sort of thing.
	And so it wasn't until I got to college, wasn't until I got to Boston University after the Trump election that I really came into the red pill.
	You know, I got red pilled, so to speak.
	And I reverted back to my religion.
	Not that I ever went away, but I really became truly a Catholic.
	And I became a right-wing extremist.
	That I am today.
	According to Wikipedia, right?
	Right.
	So you actually found your religion more so when you went to college and went to Boston.
	Yeah, I know a lot of people go to college, they become liberal.
	I went there and I did the opposite.
	I became a reactionary.
	Was there a moment in time that, for example, an event happened and you said, you know what, let me get closer to God?
	Or was it more like it just happened?
	Oh, it was a real event.
	So I went to Boston University, and I'd never lived away from home.
	I never lived outside of Chicago, which is where I grew up.
	And it was one thing that precipitated it specifically.
	Maybe you guys don't remember, because this was kind of like, if you weren't paying close attention, you wouldn't have noticed it.
	But in October 2016...
	Russia and the Russia gate, the Russia stuff.
	And if you remember Joe Biden, then the vice president comes out and does a press conference because Obama was talking about meddling in the election.
	Yeah.
	And Biden comes out and says, well, you know, we're going to retaliate.
	And I remember thinking there's a good chance Clinton becomes president and we're in a nuclear war with Russia, kind of like where we are now, which is scary.
	You know, there are some developments today with these cluster munitions.
	And so I remember in October 16, thinking like, okay, the world's gonna end.
	Like, it's over, we're done, we're all gonna die.
	And I remember thinking like, there's gotta be more.
	You know, I wake up, I eat my three meals, I go to my classes, wake up, rinse, repeat.
	And I'm thinking, you know, I'm a person that wants meaning in my life.
	I'm a person that has consciousness.
	There's gotta be more than the routine.
	There's gotta be more than the physical.
	And so that was the first time I went out to the bookstore there.
	Maybe you remember, I know you went to school close by.
	Oh, wow.
	like I said, I was baptized Catholic, but I really started to believe I really developed this sort of spiritual consciousness.
	So it was something it was that in particular, I was afraid of Hillary Clinton, basically.
	Oh, wow.
	That's crazy.
	So So, because most people go off to college and become way more liberal.
	They become less religious.
	They become, oh yeah, let's hug the trees.
	And especially Boston.
	I mean, I could speak from experience here.
	You know, I graduated college in 2013.
	When you went, it was worse.
	I'll never forget.
	I went back to Boston back in like 2015.
	I had a Make America Great hat again.
	And everyone was harassing me.
	It was bad.
	You know what I mean?
	So, it's only gotten worse.
	And you were there.
	How long did you stay at BU before you left?
	I was there for once or two semesters.
	I was there from September 16 until May 17.
	And what was that like being over there as a conservative, a religious conservative?
	Well, it was brutal.
	I mean, because I was there during the Trump election.
	So I got on campus and the election was two months later.
	And I was kind of like famous when I got on campus, on the campus, because I wore the MAGA hat everywhere.
	That was like what I was known for.
	People were like talking shit about me on Yik Yak.
	You remember?
	Yik Yak.
	That was a little after.
	You were in 2013, so I think it was a little after.
	Yeah, I was gone.
	But I went back a few times to hang out with old friends because a bunch of my teammates were still in school.
	So I would go back every now and then.
	But sorry, continue.
	Yeah, so people were talking shit about me on the Facebook group and on the Yik Yak page saying, oh, there's that kid with the MAGA hat on in the dining hall.
	And people would come up and literally attack me.
	People would come up.
	I remember...
	I was in the line to get, like, pizza at the dining hall, and this black chick comes up in the hijab and everything, and she rolls up, and she's like...
	Yeah, go ahead, you can share it.
	This is him back, the America Great, the MAGA hat, and everything else like that.
	That was a little later.
	That was, like, 2020.
	But, yeah, I mean, that's me in a MAGA hat.
	You know, I'd be in the dining hall as black chick rolls up, And start berating me.
	I'm in the line to give food, telling me, you know, you got to justify the Muslim ban and all this.
	And so I was harassed.
	There was a lot of death threats.
	But that was also how I got my start.
	Because within the first two months, there was this big firestorm on Twitter because I was pumping out tweets.
	Stuff that was edgy at that time, I was pumping stuff out.
	You know, feminism sucks.
	Multiculturalism's cancer.
	Pretty, like, mild, you know, by today's standards.
	But back then, this was hot stuff.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	You know?
	And so I was pushing this stuff out, and I was contacted by this group, Young Americans for Liberty, this libertarian group, and they said, we want to set up a debate with you and one of your detractors, because it was blowing up on social media.
	I said, I'm down.
	This almost didn't even happen.
	They were looking for somebody.
	Nobody wanted to do it.
	The student body president of Boston University stepped up to debate me.
	I'm like a freshman.
	I was there for a month, and I'm debating the student body president, so they set it up.
	We did it in the, I forget the venue.
	Was it a female?
	No, it was a guy.
	Some gay guy.
	Of course!
	Of course, at BU. He was wearing a beanie.
	I was going to make fun of him for that.
	There was a reason why they say sucks to BU. Yeah, well, it sucked to be him, for sure.
	That night.
	So you debate them.
	Take us through that.
	So it was like 300 people showed up.
	It's like a big deal.
	Because we weren't like e-celebrities or anything.
	It's like 300 people show up and I go out.
	There's like a week before the election.
	And I'm like, you know what?
	Trump is going to win.
	And I just go off because they're all liberals, all women in the audience.
	And I pop off.
	People love it.
	There's this girl in the audience named Cassie Dillon.
	Okay.
	I don't know if you heard of her, but at that time she was working for Daily Wire.
	She was working for Ben Shapiro.
	Oh, sure.
	Here we go.
	Yeah.
	Ding, ding, ding.
	So she periscopes the whole thing on Twitter, and it's blowing up, thousands of people watching.
	She texts Ben Shapiro, because she's working for him at this time, and she says, Ben, I just discovered this guy.
	I still have the screenshot.
	She's like, you gotta take him under your wing.
	He's the greatest thing.
	And so she comes up and interviews me after the debate, and, you know, we do a little post-game recap, whatever, and the last thing she asks me, and, you know, I don't know, I'm not gonna save the country, but she says, one last question.
	Would you ever take a trip to the country?
	Motherland.
	Yeah.
	The motherland.
	And we'll talk about the tweet, too, that got you viral with him.
	Because I want the people to know that tweet.
	And we'll talk about that on Rumble, guys.
	Don't worry.
	Totally.
	Yeah.
	Because that's some good lore.
	Yeah.
	So she asked me that.
	And I tell her, and this is before I'm even fully red-pilled.
	I said, Cassie, I said, I have everything I need right here in America.
	And I'm America first.
	Yeah.
	And so anyway, so that was sort of like how I made a splash.
	I start getting a Twitter following.
	I get introduced to all these guys at Daily Wire.
	That's when I started to run into problems, though, you know, because and this is sort of a lot of people don't know this about me.
	People look at me and they say, oh, he's another David Duke.
	He's another Richard Spencer.
	I was going to be the next Shapiro, Will Witt, you know, whatever.
	Basically being groomed like all these other young college Republicans, I was on that track to be a normie conservative influencer.
	But it happened to coincide with the Trump election, where Trump was raising some very interesting points.
	Like when he goes out and says America first, that creates a big problem for the system that we have.
	Because the system is basically predicated on And so I start asking these questions of all these guys at Daily Wire saying, hey man, What's the deal with the foreign aid?
	You know, what's the deal with the war?
	What's the deal with the Security Council vote?
	You know, at that time, Obama, and I didn't like Obama, but I defended him in December 16.
	He goes out there and he allowed the United States to abstain on this Security Council vote where they were condemning Israel.
	Everyone freaked.
	They said, he's an anti-Semite.
	He's the worst guy ever.
	I said, hang on a second.
	We owe them.
	You know, we owe them that we have to give them this unconditional diplomatic support no matter what.
	I wrote this big article about it.
	I'm pushing tweets.
	And they basically told me, and here I am still under the impression that it's a free marketplace of ideas.
	You know, we're the right wings of patriot movement.
	And they come and tell me, they say, hey, listen...
	You gotta stop asking these questions.
	Stop talking about this.
	You know, we'll answer it privately, but you're basically making too much of a fuss about this stuff.
	You gotta drop it.
	And I said, I'm not gonna drop it.
	Like, this is legit.
	I mean, you gotta give me answers or you gotta let me ask.
	And I got a text from Cassie Dillon.
	I want to say, I don't know, several months into 2017, I'm still at BU. And she says, listen, we are not in the same movement.
	You keep asking these questions.
	You are alt-right.
	You are an anti-Semite.
	I'm never going to talk to you ever again.
	She was like...
	Just for asking the question about foreign aid.
	Just for asking about foreign aid.
	Wow.
	Mild stuff.
	Not even like what I'm on now.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Which is more than I was then.
	We'll talk about that on Rumble.
	Right.
	Some of your more controversial views.
	But that's wild, though, that, like, just off of that alone, very simple stuff like, hey, some foreign aid.
	What's going on with this?
	Oh, no, what are you doing?
	Right.
	So, wow.
	So, real quick, we talked about Trump.
	Mm-hmm.
	2016, he gets elected president.
	Where were you?
	And what went through your mind?
	Because I'll tell you this, I was fucking shocked when that happened.
	I was down in Laredo, Texas on the Mexican border.
	I was shocked when that went down.
	Where were you at and what was it like?
	What was the best day ever?
	I mean, literally, like, one of the best days of my life, without even joking.
	No exaggeration.
	I mean, I was there on campus.
	You know, I was getting attacked for months.
	Of course.
	People just literally yelling at me in the street, confronting me in the dining hall.
	It's real, dude.
	It is real.
	Back then, they would attack you in Boston.
	Physical violence for you being a Trump supporter.
	It was crazy, dude.
	I think it was actually worse then than it is now.
	It's way worse back then.
	I remember They looked at it like, this is a joke.
	This guy's an apprentice.
	He's not going to win.
	He's a white supremacist.
	They're saying all kinds of crazy stuff about Trump back then.
	He hates black people.
	He hates Arabs.
	He hates Muslims.
	He hates everybody.
	There's no way he's going to make it.
	So it was like a joke.
	So if you wore the hat, they kind of looked at it like, we can attack him because it's a joke.
	Right?
	Then they kind of, like, had this veil of, like, he's not going to win.
	But when he actually won, it became real.
	They all flipped out, and they went crazy.
	And speaking of which, real quick, that debate.
	You smoked that guy, didn't you?
	Which debate?
	The one, but you.
	Oh, yeah.
	Talk about it.
	Totally.
	It was brutal.
	I mean...
	What was the...
	Do you remember...
	What was the biggest dunk on him that you remember that you...
	I don't remember.
	I mean, this is so long ago.
	It was almost five years.
	It's seven.
	Yeah, seven years.
	One standout moment, though.
	What topic was it that you just dunked on him on?
	I think there was one part, you know, because at that time, they were hitting Trump with all the sex assault allegations.
	Remember that?
	And we never heard from those people ever again, minus the civil suit that just happened recently.
	But back then, oh, he raped 12 women, you know, this and that.
	And so I remember they asked me about that in the audience question.
	And I basically said, they're liars.
	Like, I don't believe any women.
	This is even before me, too.
	And the room lit up.
	Of course.
	People were leaving, like, crying.
	Because that was, like, the era, like, the trigger at SJW. People freaked out.
	To give everyone just perspective, like, back then, if you came up with an accusation, they believed you.
	There was no, like, false...
	False accusations weren't a thing for celebs.
	Like, if someone came out a celeb back then, 100% he did it, right?
	And now we know, right, this E. Carol woman, right, she went on fucking CNN and said, you can rape someone emotionally.
	Yeah.
	This is a clown world that we're in.
	So, like, it was all bullshit.
	And I don't know where any of these women are now that claim this shit.
	And the only reason that Trump lost that civil suit, by the way, for all you guys out there, is...
	He didn't care.
	I posted it on my Instagram.
	Yeah, he didn't care.
	He didn't care at all.
	No, there's a clip.
	You know what, Chris?
	Pull the clip.
	Type in Trump.
	Deposition.
	Tells the lawyer, you're not attractive.
	I'll play that clip real quick for y'all.
	That's why he basically lost, because he didn't give a fuck.
	He went to that deposition and didn't care.
	But, sorry, going back.
	So, oh, yeah.
	Election night, he wins 2016.
	Yeah, so I was...
	There were very few Trump supporters on the campus.
	I think it was literally like four.
	And I knew all of them because we all met at the big Fox News debate viewing party.
	And anyway, so we were all in my buddy's dorm room and...
	You know, I thought he had a good chance of winning.
	I actually had money on it.
	I think I bet $1,000 that Trump would win.
	I put money down in the second debate when he went out there and said, you know, because you'd be in jail.
	I ran to my laptop.
	I put like $1,000 on Trump on predicted because I'm like, he just won.
	You know, but I wasn't sure because, you know, you remember how it was.
	It's like you said, it wasn't real until it happened.
	Yeah.
	So we were there.
	We were chilling.
	I didn't even have a TV. I was shocked.
	I thought Hillary had it.
	Like, you had all the feminists going crazy.
	Like, I was like, dude, she's gonna win.
	This is, like, no way, but...
	You and everybody else, right?
	I mean, 97% Huffington Post, right?
	And so I was there in the apartment, and we were watching the New York Times, and you remember those, they had these dials, you know, and they said, she's got a 99% chance winning.
	And as the night went on, you know, it just went further and further.
	And we just, as the night went on, we were going crazy.
	We were like, he did it.
	Like, he memed his way into the White House.
	And so...
	Nuts.
	He did though, right?
	His Instagram is all jokes, like making fun of Biden and making fun of everybody.
	Rod DeSantis is like, it's hilarious.
	Well, his Twitter was nuts.
	Back in 16, I mean, people forget.
	I always make it a point to say this when I do interviews.
	It's like...
	Trump today is way more mild compared to 16.
	He was going out there and said, like, we're going to ban all the Muslims in the United States.
	What?
	He said, I'll never get this.
	He said, we're going to build a wall, and Mexico's going to pay for it.
	And I was like, what the fuck?
	This guy's crazy!
	Because I was on the Mexican border at the time, and everyone was like, no way, no way it's going to happen.
	I was like, fucking like, yo, this guy, this nigga's crazy!
	And when he won, I was like, what the fuck?
	Like, one, you remember he goes up there and he's like, he goes, well, my brother built a security apparatus that kept us safe, Jeb Bush.
	And Trump goes, and you could see, like, he got charged up.
	That bothered him because the audience was cheering for Jeb.
	He goes, the World Trade Center came down under your brother.
	And they were like, what?
	Like, he blamed it for 9-11.
	Yeah.
	This was nuts.
	And anyway, so we were like, this is just the best thing ever.
	And we went to all the viewing parties because they were hosting these viewing parties all over the campus.
	And we went waving the Trump flag with the hats.
	Fuck you.
	You know, Trump's your president.
	Eight years, bitch.
	I can imagine all the, like, white girlfriend.
	No!
	Literally.
	Just go crazy, bro.
	Just losing their shit, man.
	Because, yo, I'm telling y'all, man, Boston is way different, right?
	Like, I can only imagine what it's like now with, like, the 99 genders and fucking them being super politically correct over there.
	Like, it's bad now.
	It's way worse.
	After he won the election, were people still trying to fight you at school after that?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it got worse.
	I mean, so me and my buddy, the day after, we went to the Harvard Yard or whatever, the Harvard Common Area to troll.
	You know, we brought the flag, we brought the hats.
	Fuck you, dude, we won!
	Oh, y'all went to Harvard Square?
	Yeah.
	Oh, the red line.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	We won!
	This area is huge.
	This is where tourists come, college students.
	It's huge.
	And it's a big T-stop.
	The T is the train for Boston.
	It goes all through the city.
	So that's a huge area.
	So y'all are crazy.
	I can only imagine Nick and his boy like, Fuck you, dude!
	We won!
	Motherfuckers!
	Did y'all have like the Patriot hats on and shit?
	Oh yeah, we had the MAGA hat, the flags, the whole thing, you know?
	You want your ass shirts?
	You want your ass beat, bro?
	It's back!
	We almost got our asses kicked, you know, because we took the red line to get over there.
	and somebody ran by and snatched my buddy's hat people are heckling us we jump on the team and a bunch of homeless guys come up and they're like hey you know we're gonna beat the fuck out of you at the next stop and we're like we got to get out of here we jump off the train not even at our stop out of the frying pan into the fire there's like a whole gang of black guys there they're like yo don't get over like rosemary i don't remember so many years ago but it wasn't our stop you We're like, we just gotta get out of here.
	This guy's got a fucking glass bottle.
	So we jump off the thing, and this group of black kids, they start, yo, fuck that hat, bro!
	Yo, fuck me!
	And they start losing their minds.
	That one's pissed.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, rage.
	So we just booked it.
	We just got out of Dodge.
	That's crazy.
	That's my boy.
	They just said, you know what?
	Fuck it, we won it.
	We gonna rub it in the salt.
	We'll put the salt in the rules, baby.
	My boy said, red flag?
	Yeah.
	Them niggas, man.
	He's in the wrong neighborhood.
	Oh, shit.
	Okay, so speaking of which, so Trump wins, right?
	Y'all go on the trolling thing.
	Real quick, I got the video here for...
	You guys want to know why Trump won that?
	And just to bring it back...
	Long story short, this woman came out, accused Trump of graping her back in, like, 96 or some bullshit like that.
	This E. Carol lady, she's an author, writes a book about, you know, her life, and then, most importantly, writes about her getting graped by Trump.
	So this, I don't know if y'all know this, so this is what happened with the story.
	She releases an excerpt from the book to a newspaper, and it goes crazy, right?
	Like, that's the first time the allegations were made out publicly, etc.
	It goes crazy.
	So she says, okay, I'm gonna put this in my book, and I'm gonna go on a tour.
	Then she launches a civil lawsuit.
	So it's like, bro, you're going to launch a lawsuit.
	You're going to put the excerpt out from your book of one of the most traumatic times in your life to sell a book.
	And you're telling me that it's not on some bullshit?
	Like, come on, man.
	So right here, guys.
	So this is a deposition, right?
	Because it's a civil case.
	So Trump cannot assert the Fifth Amendment privilege of staying silent.
	He has to answer the questions.
	So he's there.
	They're asking him questions.
	This part is hilarious.
	Here, just hit play.
	When you said in that video that Ms.
	Leeds would not be your first choice, you were referring to her physical looks, correct?
	Just the overall.
	I look at her.
	I see her.
	I hear what she says.
	Whatever.
	You wouldn't be a choice of mine either, to be honest with you.
	I hope you're not insulted.
	I would not, under any circumstances, have any interest in you.
	I'm honest when I say it.
	She, I would not have any interest in.
	The video.
	Bro.
	That's a lawyer asking these questions.
	He's basically saying, I'm not, I would have smashed her and I would have smashed you either.
	Like, what the fuck?
	You know, and I think just the fact that he didn't care, his lawyer didn't really, he didn't give a fuck about the deposition.
	That's why he lost.
	Because just so you guys know, civil case is a preponderance of the evidence.
	It doesn't mean that you're necessarily guilty or whatever.
	They just have to prove that you're culpable to a degree.
	51% versus 49%.
	So he didn't give a shit.
	It was October 19th of 2022.
	He had some bitches.
	He was fucking, he didn't give a shit about that deposition.
	He knew it was bullshit.
	It's a joke, man.
	Yeah.
	Um, What are your thoughts?
	2024 election.
	Who are you going to vote for?
	Who do you think the best candidate is?
	Who do you think sucks?
	Just give us your take.
	Well, I haven't endorsed anybody yet.
	I mean, you know, I was a part of the yay 24 team for a minute.
	We're going to talk about that too.
	Yeah.
	And at the same time, I also wasn't in love with Trump's announcement speech.
	I was actually very critical of the Trump announcement.
	Zerka gave me a real hard time about that.
	You know, he announced back in November.
	Who cares what he thinks?
	That's a good point.
	I don't even vote.
	Focus on Trudeau.
	Yeah.
	Well, so I didn't like the announcement.
	And I told him as much.
	I mean, we had dinner at Mar-a-Lago.
	I said, like, hey, man, I mean, bring the heat.
	Like, we want the old Trump back.
	And anyway, I think I'll most likely support him.
	I think he's by far and away the best candidate.
	I don't like anybody else.
	I mean, if it's not him, I'm not going to vote.
	I'm not obviously going to vote for Joe Biden.
	I'm not going to vote for Ron DeSantis.
	The reason I won't vote for DeSantis, I mean, maybe we'll get more into it on Rumble.
	Yeah, why not?
	I mean, this guy, every criticism that I have about Trump, it's like 10 times with DeSantis.
	Because, you know, I knew guys in the Trump administration.
	I knew a lot of guys who worked in the Trump administration.
	And the big gripe that everybody had was that Trump gets in.
	And who staffs the White House?
	The RNC. The RNC that fought him throughout the nomination process, throughout the primary, even the general.
	I mean, we could get into it, but...
	Mm-hmm.
	And anyway, so that was one of the big problems is hiring.
	Trump's going to hire all the wrong people.
	The other thing is that they said that Trump was insufficiently America first.
	He wound up doing all these deals for that country over there.
	Recognize your sovereignty over Golan Heights, move the embassy, call the IRGC terrorists.
	He's doing backdoor regime change in Iran, all these kinds of things.
	And anyway, both of those things that you could say about Trump are doubly true of DeSantis.
	I mean, if anything, the lobby that we criticize Trump for being so in bed with, they back DeSantis way more.
	And the same thing is true of the hiring.
	If Trump made those mistakes back then, I think he's less likely to make them this time around.
	DeSantis, I know the people that are going to be staffing the DeSantis White House.
	I mean, I literally personally know them.
	They're worse than the Trump people.
	So, I mean, that in addition to the fact that what country did he visit before his announcement?
	One month before his announcement, he flies out there, talks to all the top donors, basically got their blessing, and you could go into it.
	I mean, he was a congressman, he was a governor.
	The only foreign trips he took as a congressman and as a governor But all the same country.
	Can I argue that maybe he's just playing a part to, you know, become president, maybe?
	I mean, that's certainly possible.
	I think Trump did the same thing.
	But you know why I like him?
	Because whatever he says, he does.
	For the most part, if someone's going to be in office, well, if they say they can do something, they should do it.
	He did a good job in Florida.
	Yeah, that's what I can do.
	Even during those bear bug times, it was open.
	Yeah, compared to other states.
	I mean, I like him, man.
	I like him, but...
	I understand what you're saying.
	Yeah.
	for example, Ken Griffin from Citadel.
	Ken Griffin's one of the big GOP donors, big Wall Street guy.
	He kind of leads that Wall Street donor block.
	He flipped his support from Trump to DeSantis in his reasoning.
	He said that, well, DeSantis isn't going to rock the boat.
	DeSantis is going to make sure that we get our so-called prosperity, cut the taxes.
	It's not going to rock the boat, not going to do the culture war stuff.
	And that signals to me that DeSantis is just another one of these establishment guys who's going to, like every Republican, going to cut the taxes, cut the spending in narrow, limited, not the military ever, by the way, and not DHS and ever that, but it'll cut non-defense discretionary spending and the rest of everything else will go on basically unaffected. but it'll cut non-defense discretionary spending and the rest of So, So fundamentally, I just don't believe him.
	I think he's going to be totally bought and paid for by Wall Street, by these foreign countries.
	And, you know, he has a luxury of being conservative in a state like Florida.
	I don't think he's going to have that luxury in the general election or in the White House.
	Fair enough.
	What are your thoughts on the new Trump charges, the new federal charges that just came against him?
	Well, it's bad.
	And, you know, the thing is, I talked about this a lot on my show, and I look at these guys.
	You talked about it a lot.
	Yeah, yeah.
	We talked about it on that stream with Sneeko and Zerka.
	The thing is, I mean, if you look at the letter of the law, if you look at the statute, I think he's guilty.
	And I've said that.
	he's innocent or not guilty the issue is that it's uh abuse of their discretionary power yeah you know the question is should a prosecutor go after a former president for a clerical issue for classified documents it's kind of bs yeah you know that being said he violated the statute like you read the statute you read the complaint against him it's all right there yeah um So I think he's in serious trouble, and I think, and we talked about it just before the show, I think his best bet is drag it out as long as possible.
	Pardon himself when he becomes the president.
	Yeah.
	And that's the only other big thing I like about DeSantis is that if he gets elected and Trump loses, I know he's going to pardon Trump.
	And yeah, I mean, just to summarize it for some of you guys that might not be aware of the federal case, the New York case, I'm not worried about.
	That's bullshit.
	It's basically they're handing them with falsifying business records.
	It's a BS charge.
	But the federal one, the reason why I'm worried is because I've done the 18 U.S.C. 793 E charge before.
	It's an espionage charge.
	There's two things that I'm worried about.
	Number one, Documents don't necessarily have to be classified to get hit with that charge.
	If it's national defense information, they can hit him with it, which he had that, right?
	Which is basically information that comes from the military.
	Number two, the indictment, if you guys read it, basically there's a lot of cooperators and informants in it, right?
	When one of them, they have a sound excerpt, he tells the lady in it, oh, this is secret stuff.
	Probably shouldn't be showing you this.
	I could have classified it when I was president, but I didn't.
	That immediately defeats the defense that he was going to use, which is, I was president.
	I could have declassified this stuff.
	And let's say he did declassify the stuff.
	It doesn't matter.
	National defense information doesn't have to be classified.
	You can get hit with espionage charge for just having it.
	So my thing is, they obviously indicted him knowing that they're going to win.
	And they have 37 counts on him for it.
	And then there's another 13 that they didn't even charge him with because it's so classified that they didn't even want to have to declassify so that it can be used in evidence.
	So they're going at him like this because they know that they can get him.
	Should they have charged him?
	No.
	But of course...
	The FBI, right, had a fucking hard-on for him or whatever, so it is what it is.
	And my other concern, too, is that if you guys read the indictment, the lawyer, they say that they have lawyer notes memorialized.
	Why is this a problem?
	Well, a lawyer in his relationship with his client is considered a privilege.
	You can't use that information.
	So if I go to my, let's say Nick is my lawyer, and I rob the bank, and I say, I robbed that bank, man, we got it, yeah!
	That's privilege.
	It can't go to the feds.
	But if I get involved in the crime as his lawyer, now that privilege is gone.
	So what ended up happening, guys, is that the lawyer moved some documents out of the boxes for Trump and went to the FBI with those documents saying, here we go.
	The FBI made him sign a letter.
	Are these all the documents?
	Yes, it is.
	Unbeknown to him, Trump's aide, Natua, moved some of those documents.
	So the FBI gets the documents from the lawyers.
	They're like, wait, there's 100 missing.
	What the fuck?
	That's why they did the search warrant in August of last year.
	Recover those hundred documents.
	And then they went back to lawyers.
	We got you guys by the balls.
	You signed this document saying we have everything.
	We don't.
	Y'all lied to us.
	Then, okay, we'll cooperate.
	Bam.
	That's how they have the memorialized notes.
	So that tells me not only the lawyers are going to testify against them, but the people at Mar-a-Lago that saw the documents in the first place, they helped them write their search warrant, all that shit.
	So I agree with you.
	The only way that he's going to beat this is he's got to drag it out to the election and Either win and pardon himself or one of the other presidents pardons him.
	You think RFK would pardon him?
	Yeah, I think he would.
	But I just don't think RFK has any chance.
	I think Biden's got it locked up on the Dem side.
	On the low, I like RFK a lot.
	I've been watching his interviews.
	He's against Big Pharma, which I like.
	He's pretty based.
	He knows that there was a conspiracy to kill his uncle, which we're talking about on Rumble.
	And it wasn't just the Mafia.
	And yeah, he's not a typical Democrat, but yeah, I agree with you.
	There's no way he's fucking winning, bro.
	Yeah, well, and here's the other thing.
	I don't think he's as good as everybody says.
	I like what you like, which is that he talks about, I don't know how much we can say on YouTube, but he does talk about big pharma and he talks about these COVID interventions.
	yeah i can't see a whole lot more though that i like i mean i think at one point he was talking about like finding people that deny client climate change and these kinds of things very socially liberal at the end of the day is a democrat i mean i i get the appeal he's intelligent he's well-spoken he's anti-establishment his voice is gonna piss a lot of people off too that too you have to get you yeah if you guys ever listen to him talk he has like a a condition that like makes his voice sound very shaky or whatever and as a president united states image matters a
	And they're gonna be like, oh, well, you sound weird or whatever.
	He's very smart, but it takes a while.
	It's like whiskey.
	It grows on you.
	You gotta drink more of it, I guess, to get used to it.
	But yeah, and then the other thing, too, is that he wants to go back to the United States being the moral authority.
	I don't think we should be intervening in other countries, right?
	Because then, fucking bullshit.
	But yeah.
	Sorry, you had anything else with that?
	Yeah, no, just I'm not as gung-ho.
	Like I said, I like the things you like, but I think people are a little too enthusiastic for him.
	We need to demand, in other words, like, I think he represents this strain of compromise between the far right and far left that isn't super useful.
	He reminds me of like a Glenn Greenwald or like a Tulsi Gabbard type.
	And a lot of these people, what they have in common is they'll criticize a big pharma.
	No, no, you're right.
	That's probably one of the most accurate summarizations I've seen of like where he stands.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and I think that it's overstated how valuable that is because the premise of this show and shows like it is that we really need a real return to tradition.
	Like when you talk about masculinity and women being submissive and marriage and reverting to religions, that seems to be everybody's doing that.
	That is what civilization needs.
	It needs strength, order, tradition, masculinity.
	And what I see these guys bringing forward is basically like liberalism.
	But less corrupt.
	They're like, we want to go back to like 90s liberalism.
	And it's like 90s liberalism brought us today's liberalism.
	It's still liberal.
	So to me, it's just not good enough.
	And it's a step in the right direction.
	But I don't think that we should settle for that.
	It's a form of appeasement.
	We need a real right-wing reactionary movement.
	Okay.
	Feminism.
	Give us your takes on it.
	Obviously, we're fairly critical on that over here on this side.
	But I'd like to get your take on feminism in general.
	I'm totally anti-feminist.
	I mean, some people even say I'm anti-woman.
	I don't blame you.
	What do you think feminism got?
	What are some of the biggest fuck-ups with feminism, in your opinion?
	All of that.
	I mean, because here's the thing.
	Men and women are not the same.
	And so this feminist idea that there's any degree of equality, I don't think equality exists.
	I think that you should treat people with dignity and respect.
	That's like a precise thing that I would agree with.
	You should be respectful.
	You should treat people with dignity.
	You should be kind, courteous, considerate.
	But equality does not exist in nature.
	Equality exists in a conceptual way.
	You know, that's why we have to enforce it everywhere all the time.
	These administrative fiat decisions, you know, like we talk about any disparity, any inequality.
	We always have to go in with a bureaucrat to rectify that because it doesn't actually naturally occur.
	And so I think equality between religions, ages, genders, sex, any individual doesn't exist.
	Men and women are fundamentally different, fundamentally, not like women are, you know, they just have different genitals and longer hair.
	No, they're fundamentally different.
	Their brains are different.
	Their bones are different.
	Their bodies are different.
	We should treat them different.
	Society should treat them different.
	So the idea that they would have the equality with men is ridiculous.
	If they're not equal, essentially, why would they be equal under the law or something?
	They don't even want equality.
	They don't.
	Because if you look at modern women now, what do they complain about?
	Guys don't hold doors open.
	They don't pay for dates.
	They're not strong.
	They're not leaders.
	Well, that assumes inequality, which is what you guys have been fighting against all this time, right?
	So I always laugh because feminists want equality when it suits them, but they don't want it when it does.
	Basically, they want equality of outcome.
	They don't want equality of effort is what a lot of them want.
	Absolutely.
	Well, and...
	Here's the thing.
	I mean, we gave them the vote and we gave them the right to work and all these things.
	Now, do you see a lot of women that are super-duper engaged with politics?
	And even these, like, career women, it's like fake careers, in my opinion, most of the time.
	No, that's a fact.
	That's not even, bro, the top least-paying jobs that aren't needed for infrastructure are female-dominated.
	That's a fact.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	So, you're absolutely right.
	Women don't want it because it's not their role.
	I mean, women are literally biologically designed to have children.
	People ridicule that and mock that.
	They say, oh, you know, you want the women barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen.
	You think they're baby machines.
	It's like...
	Yeah, I mean, that's what they're made to do.
	That's what their hormones are about.
	That's what their brains are about.
	I mean, people even say their ethics are different because their ethics are based on caregiving.
	I mean, they're biologically designed to nurture and care for a baby growing in their body and then take care of them after they're outside.
	So their disposition, their temperament, their everything is all based around that.
	And as a consequence, that's why most women happen to then not be fulfilled.
	You're going to see, it's going to be devastating in this century.
	All these women that were lied to about feminism that are going to turn 30, 35, 40, no eggs, no husband, no family, ugly.
	No eggs.
	There's going to be millions of them, and they're going to be miserable, and they're going to take it out on us.
	They're going to be...
	God help us.
	And it's starting to happen.
	We're getting pushed off this cliff here.
	I look around, and you know what it is.
	It's these things that people would sort of, you know, they'd say, oh my gosh, that's so extreme.
	Women shouldn't be getting educated, man.
	They shouldn't be going to college.
	There's a one-to-one correlation with women getting educated in college and deferring child-rearing.
	In fact, it's a higher correlation between deferring childbearing for women with education than with IQ. In other words, it's not women being intelligent.
	It's women going to school for all these years, which is why they put it off.
	And it's them putting it off.
	And we could go really into it, but fundamentally, the last thing I'll say, fundamentally, the problem is we have gotten away from what is morally right and And what is natural?
	The moral law and the natural law.
	And what I mean by that is the moral law says that sex is only moral within marriage.
	And the natural law says that when we start to feel like we want to reproduce in our adolescent years, women have a biological clock.
	Society should be ordered around these two fundamental facts.
	Get kids married, get them married young, get them having kids.
	When you start to introduce this, they got to wait until they're 25.
	You know, they got to wait until they're 30 and they got to have dating experience and they got to go to college and we got to go through the rigmarole.
	This is what's producing the society with all these things that just don't work or make sense.
	Hookup culture, pornography, incels, players, you know, this notion about Chad's getting all the sex and everyone else hung out to dry.
	In a Catholic society...
	Young women are getting married off.
	They're having kids.
	This is healthy for them.
	That keeps them young, actually.
	The hormones when they have kids keeps them young.
	The men are having kids.
	The fertility rate stays high.
	The society stays stable.
	Kids will come out with autism.
	Exactly.
	And the high mutational load that's associated with deferring childhood.
	Like, that is just how the society should be.
	We gotta radically rethink gender, sex, all these things in the society.
	Question for you.
	Do you think women should vote?
	No, absolutely not.
	OK, so I think women should vote, but a female's vote should be half of a man's vote because of selective service.
	Why do you think they shouldn't vote?
	Because I don't believe in individualism.
	I don't think that we have a society of individuals.
	I think we have a society of families.
	I think there's a man, a woman and a child.
	Children shouldn't vote.
	Women shouldn't vote.
	I think the vote should go to the household and the vote should go to the leader of the household, which is the father, the male, the husband.
	But I also think that very, very few people should vote.
	You know, the intention was never to have everybody vote.
	Yeah, not all men should vote either.
	No.
	You know what?
	That's a good point.
	Yeah.
	Sorry, continue.
	Right?
	Because, you know, we have this idea that, well, voting's your God-given right.
	It's like, why?
	What discernment does, like, a 19-year-old student who works a retail job, what discernment do they have about the society?
	You know, a landlord knows infinitely more about how the country works than a 19-year-old student, actually.
	Good point.
	Right?
	Yeah.
	And you, you have a business.
	You guys have a business here.
	You had to put the studio together.
	You know how this stuff works.
	Again, you are given some discernment about how society works.
	These women, these women that are on OnlyFans and that are fucking around, they don't know shit.
	Just to add to your point as well, when you say the 19-year-old, for example, are women or OnlyFans, what are they influenced by?
	TikTok, social media.
	So you're right.
	Their vote's kind of like called it for already because of the agenda.
	But let me ask you this, Nick.
	So family, right?
	It's very important.
	And I believe that is true.
	So if family is very important, head of the family's demand.
	So in your opinion, which gender would be, I want to say, more responsible for women being how they are now?
	That's always the question, and it's a very good question.
	I think, though, that when you ask men versus women, it obfuscates another dimension to it, which is that there's not just a power imbalance between men and women, there's a power imbalance between men.
	And so I think that the role of media cannot be understated because it was like these activist groups and the media, and it was all men, of course, but they are the ones that put the women out as the shock troops.
	And it's interesting because when you look at these voting groups that are the most liberal, who are the most liberal Democrat voting groups?
	ethnic and racial minorities women and young people when the cia does a color revolution in another country and they want to topple a nationalist government what are the three groups they go after who do they give the money to when you see right when you say the maidan when you see these things arab spring it's a religious and ethnic racial minorities it's the women it's the students because there's most influence of blacks Don't bother.
	I didn't want to say it.
	You can say it.
	I'll say it for you.
	I appreciate it.
	I'll say it for you, man.
	And for all the brothers out there, whatever, the Democrats aren't going to save you.
	Like, they're really not, bro.
	And they've had the black vote for decades.
	They use it as a tool to get your vote.
	But ultimately, they don't care about you, bro.
	They don't give a fuck about black people, bro.
	They don't care, bro.
	Like, Biden?
	If you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
	Like, no, bro.
	It's PSYOP. Sorry.
	You are a tool.
	Yeah, well, it's totally true.
	And you even get into, like...
	White people are blamed for so much of the black people's problems in the country.
	If you really go back and we want to name names, we want to go into the textbook, the lore...
	I mean, you're going to find some people that look white.
	You're going to find some people that, you know, not exactly.
	Not quite.
	Come on, guys.
	We're going to get into that.
	Rumble, rumble, rumble.
	All right.
	I'm dancing on the line.
	We got some more.
	Let's start moving on, guys.
	Let's start moving on, guys.
	Let's start moving on.
	Let's start moving on, Rumble.
	Yes, yes.
	No, sorry.
	Get to you on, Nick.
	So, um, make us a little more like Lord of the Rings.
	The lore!
	You'll talk about that, too, in the book.
	Well, the book mentions them boys.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	We'll continue on.
	So, as far as who's to blame, you know, of course, it's the men.
	Because the men unleash the women.
	But it's specific men.
	Because I don't think any of these guys...
	Who are young.
	You know, like, boomers understand.
	Like, my father is a man.
	You know, my father got it.
	He was born in 62.
	So, last gasp of the boomers.
	And he's a man.
	He got it.
	He wasn't, you know, under any illusions about feminism.
	But it's this persistent drumbeat from the media and from these activists.
	Particular men saying, women need rights.
	Women got to go out there.
	Free love.
	That kind of thing.
	And it's about with the influence, too.
	It's the famous dudes that are doing this bullshit a lot of the time.
	And they're saying on us.
	Yeah, you're a good point, bro.
	Yeah, because like those guys don't represent the majority.
	They don't.
	They represent a minority, but the problem is that they got a majority of the influence.
	Yes.
	And you know, now I think about this shit.
	See, I'm really glad that I have high IQ guests because it helps me think.
	Why did Andrew Tate blow up?
	Think about that for a second.
	The reason why Andrew Tate blew up wasn't because we got a bunch of feminized men that want female equality and all this other bullshit.
	No!
	It was a bunch of guys that were suppressed that couldn't fucking say what the hell was really on their mind.
	They knew feminism was bullshit.
	They knew that these women were out of order.
	They knew that all this shit was fucked up and affirmative action and women getting hired for jobs that they don't necessarily qualify for and don't deserve getting hired over men that are superior to them.
	They knew it was all bullshit.
	So what happened?
	Andrew Tate says, hey, the fuck?
	Stop being a part of the Matrix, blah, blah.
	Everyone goes crazy because he's been saying what everyone's thinking.
	Trump, why'd he win?
	There was a silent majority that thought, you know what?
	Fuck this shit.
	Yeah, America first.
	This is bullshit.
	What's up with all these feminists, all these weird libtards?
	But it's the minority of men that have the influence that are the feminists with the fucking pink hair marching like, yeah, let's go on a slow walk with y'all.
	But the rest of the guys are like, this is bullshit.
	But they shut up because they don't want to lose their job.
	Yeah.
	Even...
	Celebrity actors, for example, The Rock.
	I mean, what's happening to people that are...
	The sign of masculinity turned into, like, freaking women.
	It's crazy.
	A lot of the most influential actors, musicians, etc., they're liberals.
	And then that's what everyone thinks it is.
	But the reality is it's not.
	Like, why did we blow up?
	Why did Andrew Tate blow up?
	Why are you popular?
	Even though they've been canceled everywhere, you got an army behind you.
	Why?
	Because they're tired of the fucking bullshit.
	There's an appetite for it.
	Plain and simple.
	And it's right.
	You look at these actors.
	I used to say, and I say this on my show, like my favorite genre of movie or TV show, I think it's true of everybody.
	It's the same movie every time, no matter who the actor is.
	And no matter what the kind of movie it is, it's like there's an old white guy and he's the fucking best at everything.
	And they throw everything at him and he solves it.
	That's 24.
	That's House of Cards.
	That's Breaking Bad.
	Yeah.
	That's every show.
	It's Mad Men.
	Rocky Balboa.
	It's everything.
	Clint Eastwood.
	John Wayne.
	It's a white guy.
	Sorry, never mind.
	Or any man for that matter.
	But there's a guy and it's a father figure, but it's a father archetype.
	And that's what people are longing for.
	And that's why they look at it.
	They seek that out in an Andrew Tate or us or anybody else.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, before I read the chats.
	As far as women go on, you know, the family unit, etc.
	What's your response to all the haters that call you an incel?
	Well, I mean, I call myself an incel, so I don't really held my case there.
	But, you know, here's the thing about that.
	You know, I am a virgin.
	I'm waiting until marriage.
	I'm Catholic.
	I believe it's a mortal sin to have sex.
	Wait a minute.
	You weren't joking?
	No.
	Yeah.
	Okay!
	No?
	No, I thought it was a joke.
	No, are you serious, man?
	Okay.
	I'm serious.
	Shout out to you, man.
	And, you know, and I'm not trying to hide behind the morality.
	I mean, to an extent, I mean, for me, it's just never been about sex for me.
	And what I try to tell young guys is, look, There's more to life than sex.
	And even I would say the marriage, because there's this pernicious thing that goes on where I think there's a lot of guys out there that really believe that their problem is they don't have a girlfriend.
	Like, there's so many guys that are miserable, like spiritually crushed, and in their mind, and this is why you see them sad posting like bitches on Twitter, TikTok, you know, I don't have a girlfriend.
	I want cuddles, whatever.
	It's like this therapeutic thing.
	And what it is, though, what I noticed is it's like a mommy issue thing.
	They want a woman to run their finger through their hair and say it's gonna be okay.
	They want a mommy.
	And I'm here to tell the young guys, like...
	You've got to be a fucking man.
	Let go of your mom.
	You've got to leave the coop.
	You don't need another mom.
	You don't need to marry your mom to take care of you.
	What I see happen to these guys is they find their girlfriend.
	In some cases, they get married and they turn into these schlub, miserable people.
	I tell guys, focus on yourself.
	Be happy as an independent man.
	Get your skill.
	Make your money.
	Get an education.
	And this happens for a different age for everybody.
	But you got to really become a man first.
	Then you get married.
	Then you get your girlfriend, whatever.
	And that's kind of what I've been on for a long time.
	I mean, you know, I've really survived under kind of the worst circumstances ever being banned from banks and every social media.
	And I tell people, would I have been able to do this if I was worried about picking up chicks?
	You know, like, if I'm 18, and I'm doing a green screen show in my mom's basement talking about what I talk about for 100 people, and I go to a bar and say, hey, you know, what's going on?
	And they say, what do you do?
	I'm like, well, I host this, you know, racist show in my parents' basement.
	How's that going to go?
	Yo, I will say this, right?
	Because when people, because when I said that I was going to bring you on the show, like some people out there were like, why are you bringing Nick on a dating podcast, bro?
	Like, what the fuck, man?
	Like, this is a dating podcast.
	He's a virgin.
	Fuck you guys.
	This isn't a show about just getting laid and getting chicks.
	This show about becoming a better man, being fucking smart, knowing what the hell's going on in the world around you, not being a moron.
	And here's the thing.
	I would argue, bro, with your fame and your clout.
	You're not really an incel.
	You can go get a bitch now if you wanted to, right?
	You know, some fucking tradcon whore's gonna be like, oh yeah, I don't like them boys either.
	Just fuck.
	You know what I mean?
	They would probably smash you.
	So I would argue you're choosing to be celibate at this point.
	Maybe at first it was a joke like, oh yeah, I'm an incel.
	But at this point, bro, you famous as fuck.
	I can appreciate your point of view because, once again, like...
	And he's doing it for religious reasons.
	I can respect that, too.
	Looking back at my life...
	Fuck you, haters!
	And being Christian as well, if I can go back in time, I would prefer not to get into it because, hey, man, you start smashing girls, bro, get into that path.
	It's a path of, like, infinite...
	Like, unnecessary, like, turmoil because it never ends.
	It's like a thirst of, like, all right, I smashed, I busted a nut, all right, where's the next one?
	It never ends.
	So, I think, personally speaking, like, your point of view is good because, for one, you're an individual that knows what they want, and two, you're not going to be, or succumb to, like, the lust of, like, women, which I think is really good.
	But, once again, I'm already too far gone.
	Yeah.
	No, I mean, I think that's a great message for the guys.
	Like, yo, don't focus on women.
	Focus on yourself.
	And yeah, you're right, bro.
	Getting canceled on everything, being under investigation by the FBI, getting on a no fucking flight, all this shit.
	Like, bro, you had to overcome a lot of adversity.
	I can only imagine if you had to fucking deal with a female.
	Actually, any man...
	Had success.
	Had to, on some level, stop chicks.
	Inventors, scientists, even us on the podcast, for a whole year and a half, we didn't really do much.
	Just focus on the podcast.
	You're right.
	You have to go through a period of not dealing with chicks, man, to fucking get your shit together.
	That's just what it is, man.
	I can respect it, and you do it for religious reasons, so fuck the haters, man.
	We can hit the chats, and then we can get into Destiny and Sneeko, his best people.
	And you know what?
	Shout out to fucking Sneeko, man, because he Introduce me to Nick.
	And yeah, that's why he's here now.
	I'm going to lay Nick.
	This is off camera, but it's on camera now.
	I didn't like you at first.
	Yeah?
	Why?
	I don't know yet.
	I'm trying to figure it out.
	Do you like me now, though?
	I'm trying to figure it out.
	Pause.
	Okay.
	We'll see, though.
	That's okay.
	I like you.
	Bro, don't worry about him.
	He's shirtless.
	All right.
	Fuck you.
	I'm serious.
	He's got a chain on.
	Nothing else.
	It's a blue pants.
	Purple.
	The most wanted man in America, the Nicholas J. Fuentes.
	This is going to be the best content, so unfortunately we can't be on YouTube.
	Crisis King and Christian Futurism has taken over WFNF. Shout out to you, bro.
	Like I said before, we brought out so many guys that are canceled, bro.
	They get canceled, come over to FNF, man.
	We're not bitch-ass niggas we have, y'all.
	I'm sure they taught you guys to be 15 minutes early to any event in the Fed.
	Johnny Oles goes, I had meat and rice for dinner today.
	Alright, appreciate that.
	Nice.
	Random.
	The boomer generation's consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
	Alright, fair.
	Both in.
	It goes, for the cause, for the boys, thank you for all the knowledge.
	God bless you all.
	Jesus Christ is king.
	That is true.
	Real quick, I want to stop the show.
	I'll tell you all this.
	Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Go support him over there, guys.
	That's his website because they ban him off everything else.
	So Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Link is below.
	And I also got his Telegram in there, too.
	So go support him over there because they literally kicked you off everything.
	Yeah, literally banned from everything.
	Can you tell the audience why you were banned?
	What?
	Rumble.
	Rumble guys.
	In a sec, in a sec, in a sec.
	Stupid.
	Tell us right now.
	Find out on Rumble guys.
	Coming soon.
	No, no, no.
	I'm just kidding.
	Everyone is always catching hell because they don't give this guy any pushback.
	Be the one pod to give him a little because they don't give this guy any pushback.
	I mean, well, if there's an issue, we will discuss it, but right now there's nothing that came up.
	I think it's kind of been right about a lot of the things here, but what Why are y'all mad, bro?
	Yeah, nothing's wrong here.
	You almost have 1.5 million subs and you have this guy on.
	You have balls of steel, my friend.
	Shout out to Myron, a.k.a.
	X-Captain T-Bag.
	Amen.
	It is what it is, bro.
	Yeah, we'll bring people on that other people are way too scared to bring on, man.
	And like I said before, he says a lot of things.
	I agree with a lot of things that Nick says.
	Do I agree with everything?
	No, but I think he's smart and y'all need to hear his point of view.
	Yeah, I like the guy.
	Various layers.
	Have a great day, gentlemen.
	Appreciate that.
	I was watching a credit card podcast from the other day and was wondering if you could explain the difference between benefits of doing a balance transfer for investments versus taking out a loan or using the credit card directly.
	No, I was talking about basically using a credit card where you can practice credit card arbitrage.
	Like Bank of America, one of their cashback cards will let you transfer your balance into your checking account and then you can use that to invest.
	There's videos on YouTube where you can find out precisely how to do it with different companies.
	Yeah, search...
	God damn it.
	Credit card arbitrage.
	Yeah, but there's a YouTuber that's really good at it.
	I can't remember his name.
	Is he Asian?
	No, a black dude.
	Oh.
	Well, that makes sense if he's Asian.
	Goddammit, I'll remember it.
	That's dope.
	Y'all have him on a platform to speak.
	Now, can we get Dr.
	Umar Johnson on here, too?
	You know what, bro?
	Stop the show.
	Go ahead, take it away.
	Y'all want to sit here and say, Y'all only bring on people that are far right, blah, blah, blah.
	Go ahead.
	Okay, so I happened to speak to Dr.
	Amor Johnson to come on the podcast, and a friend of mine made a connection for us, so to SB, Q's brother.
	However, he did not respond or didn't want to, I guess, proceed because I think...
	You were coming.
	Yeah.
	I'm not sure, but whatever the case is, he didn't show up or didn't...
	He's scared of Nick, guys.
	He's fucking scared of Nick.
	That's what it is.
	I don't know.
	But I'll say.
	He's scared of Nick.
	But ultimately, it'll be awesome to have him and you here for debate.
	Yeah.
	That would be great.
	I'm scared.
	You guys out here that are like, you know, that...
	Our pro...
	You liberals, basically, is what I'll just say.
	Y'all that want to come on here and debate us or Nick or somebody else, whatever, we'll make it happen.
	We're not scared.
	We'll have it.
	We made the offer, but...
	Yeah.
	You were scared, bro.
	That's what it is, man.
	That's what it is, man.
	Let's see here.
	AlboH, pretty sad how certain set twins did that to you guys after you mentioned multiple times how you would love to have them on the pod.
	Last respect for them.
	Yeah, I mean, again, whenever they're wrong, even their own comment section was saying on them, yeah.
	It says so much about their opinion, and they were definitely wrong.
	Just saying.
	Yeah, they were talking about the Hodge twins basically took out on that one.
	I told them, yo, I could debate y'all on that if you guys want.
	I don't think they've been on the dating market since the fucking 90s.
	Yeah, niggas were single when Bill Clinton was getting his dick sucked.
	For real.
	The game has changed, man.
	Where we at here?
	Oh, Prince J goes, when y'all get banned, I'm going to laugh.
	Don't cry when it happens.
	What the fuck, man?
	Fuck you, Prince, you bitch-ass nigga.
	What's up, Grapes?
	Shout out to Myron Fresh and the big dog Nicholas J. Foyne says, America first is inevitable.
	Absolutely.
	And then ask Nick how he feels about Myron Fresh dating multiple white women back-to-back.
	That'll be on Rumble.
	That's the same guy who went bomb for bashing an Italian girl for having, what?
	A black boyfriend.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Can you tell me, what's the issue?
	Me banging snow bunnies?
	Yeah, I don't like it.
	I don't like race mixing.
	What did you say?
	I don't like race mixing.
	I think it's wrong.
	Say that one more time.
	What, I don't like race mixing?
	Good boy.
	It's okay.
	It doesn't matter.
	That's his opinion.
	I'm gonna do what I do.
	But I get it.
	I get it.
	What?
	Oh, I get it too.
	I mean...
	Elfresh as usual.
	I thought you were going to say something funny.
	That was funny.
	It wasn't.
	Myron, I see what you did.
	The guests on the show past week and the topics on FedIt led us to this interview.
	I love this.
	This is a Myron bro.
	Wbro, much respect.
	Yeah, hopefully it'll get canceled.
	And then we got here.
	Guys, get ready because we're going to move over to Rumble here pretty soon.
	Love your work.
	WFreshFitGang, get the likes up.
	Cool.
	And then guys, from this point forward, because we already got about almost a thousand y'all in here, we're going to go 50 and up here because I want to make sure that we get through the entire interview.
	We still got a lot to talk about here.
	Shout out to Quintessential for gifting 40 YouTube memberships.
	I appreciate that, my friend.
	Thank you so much.
	And then we got here...
	And then, guys, just so y'all know, every single chat that comes through is going to be shown on screen.
	However, from this point forward, I'm only going to read 15 up because, like I said before, we got a lot to cover.
	Nick Funtz says, future Minarch, America Christian autocratic rule is inevitable.
	Okay?
	And then we got A.B. goes, Trump got him because he is a man of the people.
	I'm in the way.
	Not because he memed his way in.
	He genuinely cares about this country.
	That's what we all felt.
	Kayleigh McAnnie, Trump was not an idiot with admin team.
	Okay?
	And then we got Harry.
	Why in the world are you, Nick, and Fresh believing in the election process?
	The Dems are going to steal it again, and the conservatives will be too soft to do anything about it.
	You have anything you want to say to that, Nick?
	Yeah, I agree.
	I've been saying that on my show for a long time.
	I think it's actually unlikely Trump's going to win because I think they rigged it in 20.
	I think they rigged it in 22.
	And most likely they're going to rig it in 24.
	I agree.
	Yeah.
	So now I don't think that it's impossible to overcome, though.
	I think that Trump can't overcome it.
	I don't think there's any way Biden can win, though.
	There's no way.
	What is he, 30% approval rating right now?
	I mean, I feel like if he could win in 2020, they could bring it in 24 and do it.
	70-some million votes.
	Can you agree, since you know Paul's this very well, that on some level, they know who's going to win?
	Who?
	The political people?
	People at the top?
	The deep state?
	Yeah.
	Well, I mean, I would say yes, but then again, I think they were totally blindsided by Trump.
	I think there's still a legitimate process.
	I think that they have ways of rigging it.
	I think the mail-in ballots, I mean, that's how they do it.
	You know, they're literally ballot stuffing, or rather ballot harvesting.
	Yeah.
	And I think that in the case of Trump, like, I think there was ballot harvesting in 16.
	I think it was happening then, too, at a lower percentage, and I think they underestimated the Trump turnout.
	I think they assumed that Clinton was going to win by a landslide, so maybe they didn't pull out all the stops.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Good point.
	That's fair.
	And then we got here...
	Last of you here?
	Yeah.
	Tanner Boyle goes, just here to pay respects to you guys, both for being brave enough to have Nick on and also for speaking out on behalf of Modern Men.
	God bless.
	Appreciate that, my friend.
	And then we got here a base dollar...
	Nick Fuentes has me stunned.
	He has given us truth.
	I need to hear more.
	Yeah, man.
	Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	That's where you guys can find them because they ban them off everywhere else.
	So make sure Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	We're going to put it on the screen here for y'all here in a second.
	Nick is the content.
	Listen to him.
	Take his perspective to heart.
	Our future depends on it.
	I appreciate that, my friend.
	So how did you meet Sneeko?
	Uh, well, we first met basically on a live stream.
	Somebody is mine.
	We're super chatting his stream and in his live chat and saying, Hey, you got to react to this was July or August of last year.
	Okay.
	So just a year ago.
	Um, and so a couple of my buddies, they're spamming his live.
	Hey, you got to check them out and watch a few of my videos.
	And literally that night we were streaming at the same time.
	Uh, they gave him my number, gave him my discord and we called, we did a stream and, uh, And basically became friends on the spot.
	I think we both recognized.
	I was actually surprised because he's a black guy.
	I'm thinking he's going to come on and be like, no, you know, what are you talking about?
	Is he Asian?
	He's Haitian and Asian.
	Haitian, Asian, and a little something else, I think.
	Hungarian.
	So he says.
	I'm Hungarian, right?
	Yeah.
	No, but that's okay.
	I mean, he's a good guy.
	And so he called in, and he's dropping heat.
	I'm like, whoa, this guy's totally red-pilled.
	He surprised me.
	So we rapidly became friends, and we linked up, met for the first time in L.A. during the A24 back in November, December last year.
	Mm-hmm.
	What was it like being in the ES campaign?
	Was it hard?
	Was it a lot of pressure?
	How was that?
	And why did you ultimately leave?
	It was wild.
	I mean, from start to finish, that's all you could really say about it.
	Because this man doesn't sleep.
	He's, and I say this not saying that he has mental illness, but manic is the right way to describe it.
	And not saying he's like manic depressive, but meaning like just frenetic, frenzied, like wakes up.
	I remember there was one day we worked like 18 hours, literally got to the office, worked 18 hours.
	He drops me off at my hotel and he goes, how much you need to sleep?
	I'm like, I don't know, five, six hours.
	He goes, okay, I'll call you in six hours.
	And then did.
	And then literally my alarm goes off and he's texting me.
	And that was the pace for like months.
	And he's a perfectionist.
	That's the other thing.
	He's a big believer in the hoodies, the shoes.
	He wants to do it a hundred times.
	He wants to see a hundred colorways, a hundred variations, a hundred.
	And he's like that with the political stuff.
	So some of these messages we're writing about Brittany Griner and some of these other things, we literally did it a hundred times, a hundred different ways, opposite ways.
	You know, he would call and say, well, I want it written like a prayer.
	Write it like a prayer.
	Okay, now I want it written like a joke.
	Okay, now it's too funny.
	Make it more serious.
	Is this like a tweet or something?
	Yeah.
	Oh, okay.
	So y'all are going over a bunch of different tweets about one topic.
	Like one tweet.
	Wow.
	Literally one tweet.
	I remember the Brittany Griner, he got banned on Twitter.
	We put it on Telegram.
	We spent like 12 hours.
	They banned him on Twitter?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	For the Brittany Griner thing?
	After Alex Jones.
	They banned him.
	Oh, we'll talk about that.
	A little touchy, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Okay.
	Because they definitely misconstrue what he said.
	And we'll talk about that.
	So, okay.
	So, I didn't know he was a perfectionist like that.
	Please correct me if I'm wrong here.
	I've heard from artists that work with him.
	He'll, like...
	He'll do a verse, and then he'll get up and start doing designs.
	And then he'll get up again and do something else, and then he'll get up and do something else.
	Then he'll come back to the music.
	Then he'll go back and do something else.
	He can't stay still.
	It's just like, I gotta keep doing something.
	Be productive at all times.
	Yeah, he's a polymath, you know?
	So we would be, towards the later part of it, I mean, he loves hotels.
	He's like living hotel rooms and he loves the hotel design and everything.
	And so we'd be in a room.
	And I remember there was one day we're in a room and he's got the guy that produced Donda 2 is in the corner with the laptop making a song.
	And in the other corner is a business manager doing the easy business.
	And over here you got, I think somebody's doing designs.
	And then I'm over here on the bench on the laptop writing up the thing.
	And he's sitting there playing a video game.
	But he's like, This guy literally...
	I've been a fan of his music forever.
	I've been a die-hard fan since about 2015, 2016.
	I know everybody says he's a genius.
	I think that's certainly true about the music.
	I was always a little skeptical.
	What's he like in real life?
	I see the interviews and I see the brilliance.
	I listen to the music and I hear the creativity.
	Being with him in person, he really does have this creative spark.
	You can't put your finger on it.
	You can't describe it.
	All I can say is it's true, like, inspiration.
	True creative inspiration.
	And so working with him, we'd be in an office setting or we'd be in the hotel room, and he would go from the design to the business to the politics, playing music, and...
	And you notice that in every domain, he's got an insight.
	In every domain, he's got an intuitive grasp of whether it's fashion or music.
	Even politics, I was amazed at the stuff that he just got.
	He didn't know the specifics because he's not a political guy.
	So that was some of the stuff we were working on is kind of getting him doing the crash course on politics.
	And yet, even though...
	Like, I do this every day.
	He was just, he had just intuitively grasped concepts that most people, it takes him years to understand about the topics that we'll get into on Rumble, but even anything.
	Just got it.
	And that's something that you can't teach.
	That's something you're born with.
	And that's the guy that does graduation.
	That's the guy that does the, you know, the easy 350s.
	That's a guy that, you know, does what he did in November, which I thought was sort of a masterpiece of its own.
	So, I mean, it was an honor to be with him and One of the most inspirational things that happened to me.
	And he talked about that.
	He said, like, you know, I look at you, he would say to me, as somebody who's going to go out in politics, he sees himself as sort of like a mentor, in a sense, to people that he's worked with on music or fashion.
	And so he thought, you know, you're going to take things that you worked with me and take that into politics.
	And I certainly did.
	You know, I think it was a true inflection point, even in my career, just having that exposure to him in that way.
	So it was incredible.
	Oh, go ahead.
	And people got fired working with him.
	One in particular comes to my mind, Milo.
	What happened there, if you could talk about it?
	Well, it was this whole drama back in December 2022.
	I think it was tail end of November, beginning of December.
	And honestly, everybody got fired, except for me.
	And I don't say that just because I'm here, but I mean, that's literally, I'll tell you the whole deal.
	But he sort of brought a team together in November, and we're bringing a lot of people in.
	And after Alex Jones, he fired everybody.
	And I was the sole political contact, basically, from around late December until May.
	And then Milo was brought back in during May.
	And I had a big problem with that, and we could get into that chapter.
	But back in November and December, basically Milo got fired for general incompetence.
	He's also somebody who's not really directionally in line with where Ye was at that time.
	Because, I mean, you remember the stuff Ye was saying.
	Milo is one of them boys, you know?
	He's one of them people, okay?
	And so I remember we'd be in the room and Ye would be putting the stuff out there.
	So those comments caused a rift between him and Milo.
	Well, yeah.
	And there was this pressure where I was always saying, like, yes.
	Like, I'm always saying, yes, yes.
	You're the genius.
	You're the master.
	Let's go in that direction.
	Because he'd be saying some wild stuff about strategy, about policy.
	And Milo would always be there, you know, trying to poo-poo that and say, no, no, we can't do that.
	No, we can't do that.
	This and that.
	So you would say, yes, let's find a way, versus no, we can't do that.
	Basically, yeah.
	And the thing is, my favorite tweet that he ever put out, I put it on my Telegram today, he put out a tweet a few years ago and said, stop setting plays, stop playing chess with life, be as transparent as possible.
	That's my MO. When I go out there and I say what I say, which people don't like, and even people that agree with me say, that's too far, that's too controversial, people aren't ready...
	I'm not a machinator.
	I'm not a political guy.
	Even though I talk about politics, I speak from my heart.
	I'm passionate.
	I think me and Ye were similar in that regard.
	He wanted to go out there and say it.
	And the first night I met him, he said something, and I literally thought it was like providential, because this was a crossroads I was in.
	You know, Milo, because I had known him for a time, he was pushing me all the time.
	Stop talking about this.
	Stop saying that.
	Don't say this on your show.
	You got to be a guy people can do business with.
	Which, what does that mean?
	Yeah.
	Money, compromise.
	Yeah.
	And I would say, no, dude, like I got to be true to the message.
	I got to put it out there.
	I just disagree with you.
	And the first night I met, yay.
	And I was at a real crossroads personally.
	And I, you know, I wasn't really talking too much.
	Ye was kind of holding court in this church.
	And he said something that touched that question in my mind.
	He said, look, we're like 50 years from a Black Mirror episode.
	And unless somebody like me goes out and says this, it's all over.
	And I'm not saying verbatim, but that was the gist of it.
	And it was like a lightning bolt.
	I'm like, that's what I needed to hear.
	That's exactly right.
	We're going to hear it on Rumble, what exactly he said specifically.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	In other words, there's urgency.
	There's urgency.
	It has weight.
	Our civilization is crumbling.
	And we need people who are persuasive and compelling and influential to start to put that message out there.
	Let people do with it what they will.
	Let other people make the compromises.
	We need to get the truth out there.
	That's my view.
	I'll let...
	If people want to have their varying degree of self-censorship, that's fine.
	That's your job.
	My job is to tell the truth.
	My job is to be a compelling orator and tell people what's up and start making sense.
	And everyone in their role can figure out how to work it into their world.
	Question for you.
	I do believe there's truth there that you should be told to everybody.
	But on the same end of that stick, would you say that, like, Milo was saying, you know what, in certain cases, if you hold it back here, it can impact more people if you're still relevant?
	Because right now, right, he's done for because it's not even a thing anymore.
	What if he's more, like, careful about how he moved about?
	What he said.
	Without help at all, do you think or no?
	Well, I think there's a point to be made.
	There's all the difference in the world between being true to yourself and then suicide.
	Yeah.
	Jumping in.
	I will say, though, in his case, I don't think it was something that was unrecoverable.
	And I think that he did a lot to raise the consciousness, even after the Alex Jones appearance.
	I'd go to my barber.
	He's not a right-wing political guy.
	And he would say, you know, he's just saying what we're all thinking.
	Yeah.
	I think there's something to be said about, and even he said this on Alex Jones, about a boldness.
	He said, we're the SWAT team.
	I'm the battering ram.
	I blow the door down, and then Nick comes in with the facts, or so-and-so comes in.
	But his job was to sort of break the door down on the conversation, and maybe that's just a temperament thing.
	Maybe that's just like a personal philosophy.
	I'm a big believer in, like, blow it up, cause disorder, cause chaos, because we're on this trajectory where there's a 0% chance we win.
	Like, if they have it their way, the status quo marches on, we are all dead.
	Like, we are all totally screwed.
	Civilization's over.
	So my idea is, like, it's like a meteor headed towards Earth, and we gotta hit it with the nuclear bomb.
	We gotta hit it with the Armageddon, Bruce Willis, and knock it off its trajectory.
	So the goal is more just, like, disruption.
	The goal is more just blow it up, light it up, change a conversation, create things that are unpredictable.
	Because I think that when you start to think like that, you know, there's something to be said for that.
	Thank you.
	And this is the last thing I'll say.
	But when you start to think like this, like, well, maybe I should just cut around the edges here and trim the corners.
	It's a very slippery slope.
	And people make decisions like this every day.
	What they're going to push and pull on.
	And when you start to, you know, it's a very tricky thing.
	I think a lot of the times people start to let themselves get dragged into this complacency.
	And they say a lot less than they ever intended to say.
	So I'm always of the mind that the bias needs to be against the lethargy.
	The bias needs to be in favor of forward momentum.
	I lean on the side of Ye going and saying what he did as opposed to, you know, maybe let's just not, we gotta go all out in some cases.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Fair enough.
	Real quick, you met Trump with Kanye.
	What was that like, meeting Trump in person?
	Well, it was unbelievable, you know, because these are my two heroes.
	And I've said that forever.
	I mean, I'm not like a bandwagoner.
	Trump is my number one hero.
	I think he's one of the greatest Americans that ever lived.
	Same thing with Ye.
	I mean, he's been a personal hero and inspiration.
	And so here I am.
	Was it weird being on one side to defeat the other?
	Yes.
	I mean, that was the weirdest part about it because...
	You know, maybe under normal circumstances, it'd be a different dynamic.
	But here I am, crossed from Donald Trump and Ye.
	And I'm just like, for the first 30 minutes, I just couldn't believe it.
	You know, I was just like enamored.
	But there was a point during the dinner where Ye asked Trump to be his running mate.
	And he actually asked him that.
	That wasn't just a joke.
	He said like, and it was funny because...
	Take a picture for us.
	Who's there at that dinner?
	Okay, so we pull up to Mar-a-Lago.
	We go to the patio.
	And it's...
	So I'm sitting here.
	You're sitting where Trump was.
	Okay.
	And here's Ye.
	And then here's this other guy whose name I forget.
	And then over here is Karen.
	Karen Giorno, who's this Zio person, political operator.
	Of course.
	Cha-ching.
	Anyway.
	So this is the table.
	It's about as big as this table, maybe even smaller.
	And it's Thanksgiving.
	It's two days before Thanksgiving.
	It's also, and I told you this on the plane because I'm a little autistic about the dates.
	I said, you know, it's kind of weird.
	This is the day Kennedy was killed, November 22nd, 22.
	Oh, shit.
	It's also weird, the numerology, because Donda 2 came out on 2-22-22, February 22nd, 22.
	Oh, wow.
	And then the dinner was 11-22-22.
	So just kind of weird how the dates lined up.
	It's my mom's birthday, too.
	Fucking crazy.
	There you go.
	Yeah.
	We're going to talk about Kennedy as well, guys.
	Don't worry.
	Yeah.
	My dog came to my house that day.
	Fuck your dog, Megan.
	No.
	Sorry.
	Okay, so you're there, 11-22, so yeah.
	Right, so it's two days before Thanksgiving, and they had a Thanksgiving special for us.
	So they give us the menu, but they say we got Thanksgiving turkey and stuffing and mashed potatoes, and so we order and everything.
	And initially, it's funny because I noticed that Trump is trying to do the black voter pitch.
	It was almost kind of like secondhand embarrassment, because it's like you're talking to the number one rock star in the 21st century, and he's telling them, like, hey, how about these Opportunity Zones?
	And I'm like, bro, come on, man.
	It's like that Jonah Hill movie.
	You see that, you know, those you people?
	It was like that with the parents.
	I'm like, bro, come on, man.
	He's not that kind of black person.
	He's not Larry Elder, you know?
	Yeah.
	So, and the thing is, Ye is very shy.
	I don't know if you know this, but it's one of the most endearing things about him because he's a real human being.
	Yeah.
	You know, as much as he has this ego, which is deserved, you know, and I love, he's also a little shy, a little anxious, apprehensive, I noticed, which I like because it shows that he's a real guy in there.
	Yeah.
	And anyway, so he's kind of quiet.
	I could tell he's maybe a little nervous.
	He's a little shy.
	And so he's not really talking.
	And Trump gives him the iPad and says, oh, you know, we have the music here.
	This iPad controls the music.
	Pick any one of your songs you like.
	And Ye puts on Say You Will from 808.
	Okay.
	And then he switches.
	He puts on Stronger, I think, because that's his number one most streamed song.
	Yeah.
	And anyway, so we all start getting more comfortable.
	Trump starts talking to this guy next to me.
	And then me and Trump have this long back and forth for like, I would say like 30 or 45 minutes because Ye's not really talking too much.
	This other guy's not so interesting.
	Karen, Trump doesn't like Karen because there's history there.
	And so me and Trump are just going back and forth.
	We're having this great conversation.
	Which I'll talk about.
	If you could.
	Yeah, totally.
	So...
	We talked about True Social and Twitter.
	Elon Musk had just bought Twitter, and so he's asking me, what do you think about that?
	And I start rattling off stats and facts, and he's real impressed.
	And then, you know, we had this big strategy meeting the day before, me, Ye, and this other guy.
	And I was telling Ye how we're going to beat Trump on the debate stage.
	And I swear I knew this was going to happen.
	I knew that Ye was going to tell me to say that to him.
	And I'm thinking, please don't make me say that.
	Like, Because that's our strategy.
	That's our playbook.
	But he's so childlike and eager.
	He just wants to say it.
	And I'm like, bro, that's our playbook.
	We can't say that.
	So he's pressing me.
	He's like, no, tell me what you were saying the other day.
	And Trump is like, go ahead, tell me.
	And I said, I said, well, I said, Mr.
	President, I said, I think you're like the greatest American that ever lived.
	I said, I'm just a 20 at that time.
	I'm still 24, I guess.
	I'm just a 24-year-old guy.
	I think you're the greatest American.
	I love you.
	Like, I got nothing to say to you other than thank you.
	I'm not here to criticize you.
	And he says, no, no, come on.
	Don't be bashful.
	Tell me.
	And so I start telling him about DeSantis.
	I said, you gotta attack DeSantis.
	I said, this guy's a traitor.
	I said, and you know what?
	I said, all these influencers are stabbing you in the back right now.
	I said, all these Twitter influencers, because this was a couple days after he called DeSantis DeSanctimonious for the first time.
	Ah, okay.
	And everyone's giving him heat for that.
	Yeah.
	I said, don't listen to them.
	I said, you are right.
	I said, and he deserves that.
	And then some, I said, because you are the reason DeSantis is governor.
	I said, and the only reason that he didn't say on the debate stage that he was going to serve as full term is because he's going to challenge you.
	I said, so your statement and what you said at the rally, I said, I love that.
	Like, that's what we need to see more of.
	I said, because you know what?
	I said, my favorite moment was the first primary debate in 2015, August 15, the Fox News debate.
	I said, the first question Brett Baer asked, he said, raise your hand if you are not going to take the pledge to support the eventual Republican nominee.
	Because Trump had been saying, if I don't win, I'm going to run as an independent and give it to Clinton.
	And Trump raised his hand.
	It's like a big FU. And he goes, yeah, whatever.
	And everybody, boom, boom.
	And Trump goes, you know, I perfectly understand the question.
	He goes, I have a lot of leverage and, you know, if I'm going to run, I'll run as Republican.
	But otherwise, I got a lot of leverage as an independent.
	I said, and in that moment, I said, you were willing to let the GOP die.
	Wow.
	I said, and I love that because we're here for you.
	I said, we're not here for Kevin McCarthy.
	I said, we're not here for Ronald McDaniel, the Republicans.
	I said, we love you.
	We support you.
	I said, and this midterm stuff, I said, even your speech, your announcement speech, I said, we want that old Trump back.
	We support you as a guy because you're an outsider.
	You're America first.
	And that really resonated with him.
	He's like, oh, okay.
	He goes, this guy's hardcore.
	This guy really gets me.
	He said, He does this point like he does a sideways point.
	This guy gets me.
	This guy really gets me.
	This guy gets me, yeah.
	He goes, hey, you're hardcore.
	Yeah, he understands the issues.
	That Trump voice.
	Part of the deal.
	Yeah, man.
	So anyway, so that was the gist of our back and forth.
	But then the dinner changes when, you know, because then Ye and Trump are talking, and I can't talk too much about that conversation.
	I can tell you afterward, it'll blow your fucking mind.
	But anyway, so that's going on.
	And Karen is kind of like kicking Ye out of the table, like, hey, remember what you're here to ask him?
	Because we set it up.
	He actually wrote the, I mean, not like a setup.
	I mean, Ye was planning on asking him to be his vice president.
	You know, everybody says we set Trump up till I get him in trouble.
	We didn't.
	What we wanted to do was Ye wanted to ask him to be his running mate.
	That was literally...
	So this is what you were originally telling before I want to get more information before we got here.
	Okay, so continue.
	Sorry.
	So, you know...
	So he asked him to be my running mate.
	Yeah, so, well, and even before the dinner, I mean, the famous tweet where he says...
	I forget what he said.
	He said, you know, Rainy, I can't believe I kept the president waiting and I'm wearing jeans.
	How do you think he's going to take it when I ask him to be my running mate?
	That is very yay.
	That is very nay.
	He published it after, but he wrote it before.
	He was going to publish it before.
	So anyway...
	So Karen's kicking him under the table, like, hey, remember what you came here to ask him?
	And so, yeah, he says, oh, yeah, yeah.
	Would you be my running mate in 2024?
	And Trump, like, I thought he'd be, like, kind of jocular and, oh, ha, ha, ha, you know, whatever.
	He got pissed.
	Oh, really?
	And my right hand of God, like, I am not even exaggerating a little bit at all.
	For some reason, I knew this wasn't going to happen, but I was, like, afraid.
	Like, he was going to punch me.
	Whoa, he was that angry.
	I swear.
	Shit.
	And, you know, obviously that wasn't going to happen.
	I mean, it wasn't, like, physically.
	Was it towards the end of the conversation?
	Yeah.
	Okay, so after you showed your support, everything.
	Oh, man.
	And, like, he was exuding so much.
	And this is what everybody says about him, and I learned it that day.
	This guy's, like...
	No joke when it comes to the art of the deal, negotiation.
	He's a master of dealing with people.
	And so he changes posture.
	He crosses his arms, leans forward.
	And he says to Ye, he goes, you know what?
	He goes, you can win at a lot of things.
	He goes, and you can do your music and everything, but you shouldn't run.
	You'll never win at this.
	You think you can win at this?
	You can't win at this.
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, shit.
	And I was like, whoa!
	Oh, fuck.
	And he turns to me, and he goes, you're a pretty smart guy.
	He goes, I know you work for him, but go ahead, tell him.
	He can't win.
	Go ahead, tell him.
	I know you're a smart guy.
	Wow.
	And I'm looking at him, and I'm looking at him.
	Talk about a predicament!
	Right?
	Yo!
	I'm like, I don't know what to say.
	Right there.
	He said, yo, I'm playing games.
	You know, I'm winning.
	Sorry.
	Yeah.
	Well, and I left this part out.
	So even before he said that, he told three stories and they all had a very clear point and it was not subtle at all.
	Trump is like a genius at this.
	It was so masterful.
	So, you know, indicates that he's going to run.
	What are the three stories?
	You don't have to say specifically.
	Yeah, I'll just list them off.
	Okay, go ahead.
	It was a story about, I think, Kodak Black who got freed and was it Sweden?
	Yes, he pardoned him for his foul charge, yeah.
	So it was Kodak Black.
	Yeah, and it was the basketball player in China who got charged.
	And he secured that guy's release.
	LeVar Ball.
	LeVar Ball's son.
	LeAngelo Ball.
	LeAngelo Ball.
	There you go.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And it was those two, and it was a story about Alice Johnson.
	And the story went something...
	So, he starts out and he goes...
	I'm not going to tell the full thing, but this is just...
	So he goes, yeah, yeah.
	You know, he goes, are you still with your wife?
	You know, you still, are you still attracted to her?
	You still love her?
	And he's like, yeah, of course, you know.
	And he goes, I want you to tell her that she's a disgusting human being.
	He goes, exact words.
	Whoa, to Kim K? Mm-hmm.
	Yeah.
	He's right, though.
	She is a disgusting human being.
	Well, but here was the justification.
	He goes, because you know what?
	He goes, I freed Alice Johnson.
	And then she goes and endorses Biden.
	She's a disgusting human being.
	I want you to tell her I said that, he goes.
	I was like, well, that's his wife.
	That's his ex-wife.
	Then he goes on the story about Kodak Black.
	Oh, okay.
	They meant Kim K. Or did he mean Kim K, too?
	What do you mean?
	No.
	Clay's current wife?
	No, the ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.
	They're broken up.
	Yeah, that's what I meant.
	So he said Kim K is disgusting, and then who's the other person?
	Alice Johnson?
	They freed Alice Johnson.
	Kim Kardashian helped secure Alice Johnson's commutation.
	I remember that she went to the White House to pardon somebody, but I didn't know it was Alice Johnson that she got pardoned.
	And so he basically said, I would never have released her if...
	If I knew Kim would have endorsed Biden.
	There we go.
	So this is the moral of the story.
	Next story about Kodak Black.
	He goes, you know, I freed Kodak Black and he told the whole story.
	And by the way, this is the other thing that was like jarring.
	This is what made me think he was going to hit us.
	It's because the whole conversation was so cordial.
	He starts telling these stories and starts dropping F-bombs.
	Like every other word.
	Like a mafia boss.
	He goes in and he's like, you know, so I told this fucking motherfucker this and...
	And I'm like, this is the president.
	And you've heard him swear at the rallies.
	It's kind of kitschy.
	But this is like some serious casino.
	It's like Goodfellas.
	Yeah.
	Just to the story is, I would have never freed Kodak Black if I knew how disloyal he was.
	That he went and said all this nasty stuff after I got him freed.
	Are you serious?
	He did?
	Yeah.
	Wow.
	Same thing after China.
	He said about the...
	And this one was even better.
	It's not easy to get a presidential pardon either.
	No.
	Yeah.
	Well, and that's what Trump said is that he went to great lengths to secure his release because these guys were in real trouble.
	What was Kanye doing when he was coming at him like that?
	Was he just sitting there like...
	Well, remember, he wasn't with Kim no more.
	He's like, yeah, she probably is a fucking...
	No, but you could tell he was visibly angry, right?
	Well, that's the thing.
	I mean, it's one of these power plays.
	You know how these political people are?
	It wasn't imminently obvious in that moment that...
	us that he was sending a very veiled threat yeah I think by the end it was pretty apparent what was going on because in the moment we're like whoa he just switched up and is telling this really weird story all of a sudden but by the end of our life oh that's what he meant and so the third story was about the basketball player and he said you know the basketball player was brought out on the tarmac you know because the president was there for the revolution's anniversary or something big state visit a lot of flags and everything
	And this happened at the same time.
	And Trump said that the Chinese would not free this guy at the same time that Trump left, because they said, you're not going to embarrass the president leaving at this disgrace.
	You're not going to leave the same time he leaves on this big state visit.
	And so Trump says that...
	After his plane took off, the Chinese brought the basketball player on the tarmac and slapped him across the face.
	Really?
	The Chinese official did.
	Oh, wow.
	And said, you embarrassed the president.
	Don't you dare embarrass the president.
	Wow.
	And Trump said, and the father goes out and thanks everybody other than me.
	Trump said, I never would have pardoned him.
	I would have let him rot in China if I knew they were going to do that.
	Wow.
	Now, what's the moral of the story in all these...
	They backstabbed him.
	Disloyal black guys, where Trump did him a favor, and these people embarrassed him and stabbed him in the back.
	And it's like, and obviously that's relevant to the later conversation about, you know, will you be my running man?
	Will you be my running man?
	And so when Trump says, you know, you can't win, this and that.
	And then he basically threw us out.
	He's like, what time's your flight?
	You know, I'll walk you out.
	It's right across the street.
	Wow.
	And then refused to take a picture with Ye.
	Wow.
	Oh, shit.
	Because across the other side of the dining room was that they said the richest banking family in Switzerland or Germany was having dinner.
	This is Mar-a-Lago.
	Yeah.
	And they're like, oh, yay, yay.
	Come get a picture with us.
	And they said, we want a picture of both.
	And Trump refused.
	He's like, oh, you get a picture.
	He wouldn't get in the picture with yay after that.
	He was cool with me.
	He came up to me and shook my hand.
	He's like, and he said, I'll see you soon.
	You're really, you know, he said he really liked me.
	He was just mad at yay, I think.
	Damn.
	Maybe Karen.
	Wow.
	Fuck.
	What was the Secret Service doing?
	What the fuck were they doing all this time?
	Were they there?
	I didn't even really notice them, to be honest.
	Okay.
	I mean, yeah, everyone criticized Trump for saying, like, wow, they just let anybody in Mar-a-Lago?
	And, like, yeah, we just walked through the front door.
	Yeah.
	I don't know.
	I wasn't paying super close attention.
	I was kind of nerding out.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Of course.
	So did Kanye react at all to this?
	Did he ever say, like, yo, like, relax.
	Like, talk to me like that?
	Or was it just like, I'm going to just take this on the chin?
	He was really taking it on the chin.
	He was really being diplomatic.
	And I think he was...
	We were all just kind of taken aback.
	Yeah, I mean, it was so shocking.
	Because here we are, I mean...
	It has weight to be there in his presence.
	He's a man, you know?
	And for him to switch up like that and just bring this intensity zero to 100, I think we were all like, we got in the car, we were like, what just happened?
	We were all like, yo, that was crazy!
	I mean, you know, he became a billionaire for a reason.
	You know what I mean?
	He became wildly successful for a reason.
	He became president for a reason.
	So, I mean, but damn, I mean, I will say this.
	As a guy that used to work for the government before, you know, as you guys know, used to be with Homeland, whatever.
	It is very difficult to get a presidential pardon.
	Rarely ever happens.
	But didn't he also pardon A $AP Rocky as well?
	You know what?
	It might have been about A $AP Rocky.
	Yeah, I think I got him confused.
	I don't think Kodak was disloyal.
	I think he actually picked up Trump.
	I think A $AP was the one that was kind of like, whatever.
	Right?
	I think you might be right.
	Yeah, I'm getting mixed up.
	If you're right, it was A $AP Rocky.
	He did pardon Kodak, too.
	Okay, so it was A $AP that he pardoned that turned his back.
	Yeah, it was one of them.
	The one that got, he was caught with a knife, I think, in Scandinavia.
	A $AP Rocky.
	Ran his current baby daddy.
	Oh, it was when he got arrested in Europe.
	Yes.
	That's what it was.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	It was when he got arrested in Europe.
	Him and his entourage beat up a dude.
	Beat up a dude.
	That's right.
	And then, okay, so he was pissed off.
	You know what?
	That makes more sense.
	Who's his wife?
	Rihanna?
	Liberal?
	Right.
	You know, of course you're going to say Biden.
	Listen, Monica Kordak, Yeah, he's lowly, man.
	Yeah, I was gonna say, because on my head, I was like, damn, did Kodak really switch up on Trump?
	Because to get someone pardoned federally, and remember, guys, he went in for, found a possession of a firearm.
	What he did was he was a felon, and he actually bought a gun and wrote on the form, he's not a felon.
	Yeah.
	We're like, come on, man.
	That's a clear cut.
	ATF got you.
	Get to right.
	So I was like, bro, you know what I mean?
	So they got up.
	Okay.
	So that makes sense.
	My book quit.
	I would never.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	No, my mistake.
	Yeah, you're right.
	It's ASAP. That makes sense.
	Because you know what?
	It makes sense because the basketball player.
	So he basically got people out of situations where they were in prison in foreign countries.
	Which, that's even harder than a federal party, because, you know, it's your country.
	Okay, pardon the guy.
	But if it's, like, a foreign country, you got to do diplomatic stuff.
	Oh, well, you know, you got this spy of mine that was arrested in 85.
	I need y'all to release him.
	I will say this, though.
	The whole LeVar Ball situation with his son, he could have just said, you know what?
	I don't like you, but thank you for doing that for my son.
	Because, honestly speaking, he could have been in jail rotten for real, though.
	In China?
	In China of all places?
	You were done, bro.
	Me love you like that!
	In jail!
	Nigga, like, yo, bro.
	And he's out having a kid, having, you know, a family and something like that.
	It's like, bro, you gotta owe him something.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, no, I think Trump was right, but, you know, he was telling those stories to send a message like, hey, back off, man.
	We probably had to fucking trade a prisoner for that shit.
	You know what I mean?
	Like...
	Yeah, especially when you're dealing with foreign powers.
	China, I know that was a pain in the ass to get them out.
	Sweden or Norway or one of these, that at least is an ally.
	So it's like, okay, you know, but we'll probably have to do some bullshit for that.
	But that makes sense because Rihanna is a hardcore lib.
	She's always, you know, oh yeah, Biden.
	Shout to Barbados, man.
	Yeah, well.
	You know, it is what it is.
	Alright, where we at here?
	Rumble?
	Yeah, I think it's time to switch over to Rumble.
	If you guys are enjoying this interview right now, wait until y'all come over to Rumble, baby!
	Listen, Nick, we're going to debate on Rumble about this interracial stuff, okay?
	Okay, let's do it, yeah.
	Don't hit me.
	John1518, if the world hates you, remember that it hated me first.
	Thank you, Nick, for all that you do.
	Also, fix your Super Chat system.
	Oh, on Cozy?
	Probably?
	Yeah.
	Well, either way.
	Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Check them out.
	Yep.
	Pulsechain gang.
	WFreshFit.
	Thank you, man.
	Yeah, we made it for an hour and a half on YouTube and the lights are still on.
	Nice.
	Myron, where do I play to be a co-host?
	That Ninja Fresh is simply not smart enough for these types of conversations.
	No shade for us just being objective.
	How me being not smart enough?
	I don't understand.
	Me being smart and asking questions, what does I have to do with anything?
	I'm asking good questions here.
	You guys just hate you, bro.
	I know.
	What?
	Everyone deserves a right to vote.
	If you don't like how Group A votes, go convince them to vote differently like y'all are.
	That's how America works.
	Taking away the vote will never happen anyway.
	So I waste time fantasizing about it.
	Well, A.A., Ron, here's the thing, bro.
	We were talking about women voting.
	I think a female vote should be half because they don't engage in selective service.
	And then another thing, too.
	Let's be honest.
	Women tend to vote Democrat all the time, and they're more communitarian by nature.
	And then some guys shouldn't vote at all.
	Some of y'all are stupid and don't deserve to vote.
	I think you should take an IQ test before you vote.
	Think before you vote.
	Yeah.
	Please.
	Jay Martin.
	Walter, it's interesting you could say good boy to Nick disrespectfully, yet never disrespect ignorant rappers and leftist thugs you bring on.
	Not take a pick with Trump.
	Ask endless race-related questions of 304s.
	Try to convince everyone of your BBC. Obviously, I was trolling.
	If I was being disrespectful, I would have...
	Well, you didn't take a picture with Trump, not because you don't like Trump, but because he was swarmed.
	This is why I didn't take a picture with Trump, just publicly speaking.
	At the UFC. Because two reasons.
	One, I gave Sneeko that chance before me because I wanted him to get that picture.
	He was dying to get a picture with Trump.
	Sneeko wanted that picture from the very beginning.
	I said, you know what?
	I'll stay back.
	You go ahead, bro.
	Because, you know, Rumble CEO, they're talking, whatever.
	And then Jideon was next.
	And then Aiden.
	I said, you know what?
	I'm cool.
	I don't need it.
	But secondly, it's because...
	How I'm moving in the streets.
	I got things going on in the background.
	I can't be aligned to anything political.
	So that's why I didn't do it.
	Pretty much.
	I know this is crazy, but the people I'm hanging with, bro, certain things I can't be in that environment.
	I just can't.
	Nick, are you sure it was Kodak, Black, and not ASAP? Rocky, I thought Kodak still loves Trump.
	It was ASAP. We got it.
	We're all black, bro.
	I look the same.
	I told you, man.
	I was just saying, man.
	That was a way up.
	Come on.
	Tomato, tomato.
	Tomato, tomato.
	Chris is back being racist.
	Hell, y'all haven't heard of him.
	Yeah, he's saying that.
	Something power, Chris.
	Yo, Chris is really excited.
	He saw Nick and he was like, oh, finally.
	Yes.
	Winter Rumble.
	Yeah, I'll say it again if you're looking forward to Monday's episode.
	Yeah, man, absolutely.
	Yeah, and Nick's going to be back here on Monday as well, guys.
	Don't worry.
	All right, guys.
	All right, guys.
	So real quick, come on over to Rumble right now.
	Rumble.com slash Fresh and Fit Ninjas.
	Come on over right now because we're going to get into the Juliette Quebec, if you guys know what I'm talking about.
	Juliette Quebec coming up.
	Rumble.com slash Fresh and Fit.
	Right now.
	Right now, guys.
	Let's go.
	Rumble.
	We are fucking Rumble.
	Period.
	Hello, Thomas!
	That's your favorite football!
	Now we're free.
	Alright, what's up faggots?
	All right.
	Chris, I know you're not talking, bro.
	What do you want to say?
	Go ahead, Chris.
	Say what you want to say.
	Just wipe my arm.
	Let's get it.
	Welcome to Rumble, bro.
	Nick, everyone calls you a white supremacist, bro.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	A racist and shit.
	Do my intro.
	Go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	Say it again.
	Say it again.
	Flash is the social media guy that ruins it for everybody.
	Let's take pictures.
	I'm like, bro, they didn't come here, right?
	So just say it again.
	All right.
	Wait, what do you want?
	The Rumble?
	The intro for Nick.
	No, no, we're Rumble.
	That is white supremacist?
	Yes.
	You want to put that on Instagram?
	Okay, the other part.
	Fuck you, Nick.
	I'm just going to ask the question.
	I'm going to ask the question.
	So, Nick, if you Google yourself and you look at yourself in Wikipedia or whatever, they name you a white supremacist, a neo-Nazi, all this other fucking bullshit.
	What's your thoughts on that, man?
	Well, you know, I mean, they call that, they call everybody that.
	Anybody who's not down with this, what it's about fundamentally is like masochistic, anti-white thing.
	Like, if you're not, in other words, if you're not a self-hating white person, you're a white supremacist.
	You know, because...
	They're all my life.
	They did the same shit to Tommy Robinson as well.
	If you're conservative and you're Caucasian and you're not super self-appeasing minorities, they call you a racist and a white supremacist.
	You can call black people white supremacists if they're supporting the wrong issue or the wrong person.
	And the thing is, I'm just not down with that.
	I've never been down with that.
	I like black people.
	I like brown people.
	I like you guys.
	You're pretty cool.
	But But I'm not a self-hating white person.
	I'm not one of these people that thinks that white people are guilty or we're uniquely evil or we have some sort of unique liability for the world's problems like war, slavery, colonialism.
	I'm white.
	I'm proud.
	I like white people.
	I think America should be a majority white country.
	I don't think we should change demographics.
	And I've been calling out the anti-white bias in the media for a long time, even actually before it was popular.
	I think now people are talking about it more.
	But I was one of the first people.
	Well, I guess when I turned 18, I suppose people have been talking about it for a long time.
	But politically, I was one of the first major voices out there talking about this stuff.
	Yeah.
	Now, people say, oh, well, Nick, your last name is Fuentes.
	You're a Mexican.
	What's your response to that?
	Well, it's just funny because I know that if I go into like a Mexican neighborhood, like in Chicago, if I go to Little Village and they're all brown and like four feet tall and they got black hair, you know what I mean?
	Yeah.
	If I go over there and I go, hey, hola, guys.
	Hey, I'm one of you, right?
	They're going to laugh at me.
	And here's the other thing.
	If I go in a group of liberals and say, hey, guys, don't worry.
	I can say this stuff because I'm not white.
	I'm Mexican.
	They would laugh in my face.
	But because I go out there and talk about white people, they look at my last name, they say, oh, you're not white.
	Even if I wasn't white, I'd feel the same way.
	You know, some people consider me not white.
	I don't care.
	I feel the same way about it.
	Are both your parents Italian?
	My mom's Italian.
	My dad's half Irish, half Mexican.
	Okay, okay.
	So that's where that last name comes from.
	But yeah, I mean, yeah, bro, you're definitely Caucasian.
	I mean, here's the thing.
	Even Hispanics, a lot of times, are considered white under the list.
	Right.
	So it's like, okay.
	Well, my father grew up white.
	My father...
	And he tells me about this.
	On the census, decades ago, there was no Hispanic box.
	They were white or black.
	And he considered himself white.
	I mean, he's definitely a darker shade than me, for sure.
	But, you know, I'm pretty fair-skinned.
	Is he brown?
	I don't want to say he's brown.
	I mean, he's sort of like...
	Caramel?
	Off-white.
	Like a little off-white.
	Off-white?
	I have.
	So so yeah, so they say that you're and then where does this, you know, label of do you think it's August slumped in the white supremacist neo Nazi all that other shit.
	It gets lumped in just because of that.
	You think that, you know, you don't believe in race mixing.
	Is that where that comes from?
	I think it comes from a lot of things, you know, because I talk about race realism, race and IQ. I talk about race mixing.
	I talk about...
	So it's really a collection of them.
	I get called that name for any of them.
	If I said any of them in isolation, I would get called that thing.
	And initially, I got called that.
	Surprisingly, I went to this job training in 2017 with Leadership Institute, which is like they staff all the conservative groups, like Turning Point, every one of them.
	And I went there for a job training before I was really known.
	And the first day I go out there and they're doing a little icebreaker.
	They say, go around the room, tell us why you're conservative.
	And everybody says, well, I like small government.
	I like freedom and whatever.
	And they go to me and I say, well, you know what?
	I said, and it's prescient right now.
	I said, I'm a conservative because France is no longer France.
	Paris is no longer Paris.
	Our civilization is being destroyed by mass immigration.
	I said, I'm a conservative because I want to conserve that.
	They disqualified me day one.
	I said, you're a racist for Wow.
	Day one.
	What's your views on mass immigration?
	Totally against it.
	Okay.
	Can you tell us why?
	I think that we could talk about the economic arguments.
	People talk about it's bad for wages, they take jobs, that kind of thing.
	Bigger jobs!
	Right.
	People talk about crime.
	They say they bring crime.
	And there are some that say, actually, that's not true.
	Ron Unes, who I'm a big fan of, he's a big proponent for years that immigrants have less crime.
	Yeah.
	It's really neither here nor there for me.
	Mass immigration is changing what America is.
	Because I think that people are not interchangeable.
	I don't think that white and black people are interchangeable.
	I think they're different.
	I think that white and Hispanic people are different.
	White and Asian people are different.
	I think that when you look at these civilizations they've created, it's a result of who they are, essentially.
	Like, Europe is the way it is because of the European people.
	Mm-hmm.
	And I think Africa is the way it is because of African people.
	Asia is the way it is because of the Asian people.
	The only people that can perpetuate a European civilization are Europeans.
	And if you change that fundamentally, if tomorrow America is 99% not white, it's going to be a different country.
	Yeah.
	And I don't know who that benefits.
	I don't know who that's good for.
	And I don't think it's right.
	This is our homeland.
	And this doesn't mean it's a country only for white people, but it means it's a country that was founded, built, inhabited by white people.
	There's always been a black minority.
	There's always been some other minority groups.
	I think it should remain that way.
	I think it would be terrible if China were turned into a multiracial country and Russia is a multiracial.
	And where's the homeland for anybody?
	The last thing I'll say is this.
	France, what's going on right now?
	Migrants are blowing shit up.
	You know, these Algerians are freaking out.
	And so funny, they put out a statement and they say, we got to evacuate the Jews in France to Israel because if the Muslims take over, it's going to be a bad day.
	And this is always what's been on the front of my mind.
	Where are we going to be evacuated to?
	You know, when America gets taken over similarly, when there's George Floyd 2.0, and they're killing white people, and we're 30% of the population, where are we going to get evacuated to?
	Canada?
	Canada's going to be 10% white at the end of the century.
	Australia?
	Same story.
	Western Europe?
	Same story.
	Where are we going to go?
	Yeah.
	You know, Africa's full of Africans.
	Latin America's full of Latin Americans.
	Asia's full of Asians.
	Every white country in the world is being buried in immigration and fundamentally diluted, change its identity, change its whole demographic structure.
	And, you know, that's just wrong.
	I say that as an American.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	I do agree on certain things where you said regarding, like, for example, let's say immigrants come and they destroy your country, then it's messed up.
	Let me ask you this though.
	Kanye West.
	Did you ask him, what are you doing?
	Kim?
	Well, we actually talked about that.
	Really?
	Believe it or not, yes.
	Not about Kim, though, about the new wife.
	Did you agree?
	No, I told him I disagree.
	Wait, only to his face?
	Yeah.
	What did he tell you?
	So we were at the Waldorf Astoria, and we were in the lobby, and it was just me and him.
	I forget precisely when this was, but everyone else had gone home.
	It was just me and him.
	And he was telling me about the new wife, who I like.
	You know, she's very nice and she's intelligent.
	And he's showing me pictures and saying, oh, she's Italian.
	She's from Australia.
	And he goes, you know, I really like her because she's an architect.
	He goes, I like that she's smart.
	You know, we have these common interests.
	I love what she posts and this and that.
	And, um, and he goes, well, I, he, and he actually knew my position on this, you know, because a lot of people are sending him stuff about me.
	When people saw me rolling with him, a lot of his friends were sending stuff about me and saying, you can't hang out with this guy.
	He's a Nazi.
	It actually just made him like me more.
	He said that, you know, I said on a show once, I said, I'm Hitler two, three, and four.
	And he said, oh, I love that Nick said that.
	He did.
	So, he actually, he just got a kick out of that.
	But he actually knew my position.
	He said, oh, I know you don't.
	I know how you feel about that.
	Because that was one of the first things we talked about on, like, day one.
	And I said, yeah, I said, no, I'm not really a fan of that.
	I think you should marry someone who's black.
	I think people should marry who they want.
	I said, but, I said, obviously, it's your prerogative, you know, it's your life, and you could do what you like.
	I said, yeah.
	I said, and I said, if you feel strongly about her, I said, it's a pretty unique situation.
	I would say yay is a unique case, you know, because he's exceptional in many ways.
	But I told him, you know, that's not, those are not my values.
	We respectfully disagreed.
	And, you know, there's a lot of people that disagree on this.
	What I point out though is it wasn't long ago that everybody felt this way.
	Like all white people were against interracial dating and marriage like a generation ago.
	And not only that, but I think almost all non-white people are against interracial dating and marriage today.
	Like maybe the younger generation, I think it's different, but you look at older generations, specifically of Asians, Jews, Hispanics, they all tell their kids to marry within their race and within their ethnicity.
	They say, like, meet a nice Vietnamese girl, you know, meet a nice Korean girl, or whatever.
	Black people, too, you know, they get mad when there's, like, you know, you talked about Dr.
	Umar, and he's one of them who talks about this.
	So, it's funny, because I've never said this on a show before, but even my mom, you know, back in Barbados.
	Oh, shit.
	I'll always bring white girls home, and she'll be like, Walter!
	What do you bring Black Girl home?
	And I'm like, I'm like, I didn't know that.
	I dated Black Girls before.
	Nothing's bad.
	You know, I just preference-wise, I prefer this.
	And I can...
	Milk and Oreos and milk.
	Exactly.
	Cream pies.
	I can agree that, like, on some level, you know, you disagree with my way of life and Paul he is as well, but you can work with people like that.
	It's fine.
	So, once again, it's an opinion.
	It's his way of life.
	And here's the other thing, too, I want to say for all you fucking faggots out there.
	I am all about free speech.
	If Nick wants to say, fucking, yo, we gotta keep the white race pure, he should be able to fucking say that shit without you fucking pussy motherfuckers out there getting angry.
	Because at the end of the day, bro, that's what this country was founded upon.
	It's free speech.
	Do I agree with everything Nick says?
	No.
	I want to fuck a bunch of white bitches.
	But I'm not gonna sit here.
	I don't like your opinion!
	I'm gonna attack you!
	No!
	Civilized people can sit down, have a conversation about this shit, and you know what?
	I don't agree with that, but your fucking freedom of speech needs to be protected.
	If someone comes in here and tries to attack Nick because of abuse, I'll punch him in the face!
	Because, yo, his freedom of speech needs to be protected.
	Just because I disagree with it, it's irrelevant.
	The same way people are gay, and they fight for gay rights, listen, that's their prerogative.
	Once it doesn't involve me, cool.
	So, my thing is like, hey, he wants to believe that?
	That's fine.
	But I will say this, though.
	So, Nick...
	In your opinion, let's say, for example, I don't follow your path of dating only black women, and I date white women.
	Should you preach that to people or just say, you know what, this is my opinion, do what you want?
	Well, I preach it because it's my values.
	You know, I think that people should share those values because, and I'll say one thing about it before I address that specifically.
	The one thing I want to touch on is we have to also acknowledge that it's very much a double standard.
	Like when Jews, Asians, Hispanics, or Blacks say, I want you to marry a nice whatever girl or a nice whatever husband.
	Even my family says that shit.
	Agreed, yeah.
	And they say that, and not only that, but in mainstream culture, it's almost, people treat it like it's amusing.
	They're like, oh, you know, that's so quaint and colloquial.
	When white people do it, it's like, what are you, a fucking white supremacist?
	What do you hate every other race?
	You don't want to marry a non-white person?
	You're opposed to that?
	What are you, some kind of evil person, bigot, prejudice?
	Every other group does it, it's fine.
	So I'll just say that.
	But in addition to that, Because that is a question.
	People always say, like, well, you know, is that just something that's a personal decision?
	You keep it to yourself?
	Or do you encourage other people?
	And I would say that's a value that's important to me.
	And I tell white people, I think white people should stay with their own.
	I think it's important.
	And here's why.
	It's part of my view on race.
	I think race is like your extended family because it's genetic similarity.
	You know, what is your race but people that are genetically similar?
	They share ancestry.
	They share heritage.
	They share culture.
	And so I want to find a woman, eventually, I want to find a wife that she values that.
	That's important to her.
	You know, that we look the same, that we have similar ancestry, heritage, culture, all those things.
	And I think those things are important.
	I think it's important that people value those things.
	Like, I'm not going to say, like, well, if you don't value something that I think is deeply important, you know, whatever.
	I think people should think those things are important.
	You don't, you know, that's fine.
	And I have civil conversations with people who do race mixing, people that are adulterous, people who are promiscuous, people that are homosexual, transsexual.
	And I can say, you know, I think those things are wrong.
	I don't, that doesn't come poor in my value system.
	Um...
	At the end of the day, there always has been and there always will be some degree of mixing within a country demographically and with intermarriage.
	But historically, it's always been very low.
	You always see a very low rate.
	You know, traditionally, it's like six percent or even lower sometimes.
	And it's really only like an American and first world thing.
	You have other countries.
	Yeah.
	You look at Japan.
	You look at these more homogenous countries, low crime rates and there's no race mixing.
	I'm sorry, continue, Nick.
	You were saying that.
	Hold on, Nick.
	Are you 100% white?
	Well, I mean, not necessarily, no.
	So, by those standards, technically speaking, you're not going to find a wife that's going to be all white as well, like you, right?
	Yeah, I mean, here's the thing.
	So, basically, we are all, we're just mixing at some point.
	Well, and just because there's, like, different shades of red doesn't mean there's red.
	You know what I mean?
	Just because there's, like, you can mix red and blue and get purple.
	These isn't a purple doesn't mean there's not red and blue.
	You know what I mean?
	And so, you know, that's true, I think, up to a point.
	But if people looked at me on the street, what would they say?
	Would they say, hmm, you're 15% indigenous and 85% European?
	They'd say you're a white guy, you know?
	And if people saw you, I don't know your genetic mix, but I'd say you're black.
	I'm right, bro!
	You can't argue that, bro.
	Chris!
	What did you say, Chris?
	Yeah, there you go.
	And here's the thing.
	Again, the freedom of speech thing is big.
	Because my thing is this.
	If you've got people of all these others, and this is people who call me an Uncle Tom for saying this shit or whatever, but if my parents are going to run around and say, you need to marry a Sudanese woman, or your mom can say, bring back home a black woman, or they just say, marry an Asian woman, blah, blah, blah.
	Or you got Dr.
	Omar, you need to marry a black woman.
	I think white people should be able to say, you need to bring home a white girl.
	But if they say it, it's a problem.
	That's my thing, is that there's this crazy double standard where Caucasians are always insulted for being proud of their race.
	Like, if you say black power, fantastic.
	If you say white power, oh, that's a problem.
	You know what I mean?
	So...
	Just after this point of free speech.
	So Dave Rubin posted a report today and Kyle Becker actually tweeted this.
	He said, Michigan House approves anti-free speech bill.
	Incorrect pronouns could cost you $10,000 or jail time.
	In Michigan, free speech is crazy, bro.
	That's the start of it.
	It's going to spread.
	It's going to become worse.
	So what are your thoughts on free speech, Nick?
	Well, there's layers to it.
	It's been coming in waves.
	I'm talking about censorship.
	And it really started with the Trump election in 16.
	I mean, there's always been censorship.
	It's always been a regulated press.
	But what happens in 16, which is interesting, 16 was the first presidential election when you had this high adoption of both social media and smartphones.
	Good point.
	People don't realize that.
	You know, you had internet, you had email, you had desktop, but iPhone comes around, what, 2009, 2010?
	Yep.
	Facebook, around the same time.
	And you look at the adoption in 2012, and it's about half for both of what it was in 2016.
	Yeah.
	And 2016 was sort of foreshadowed by some of these other developments like Gamergate, Culture War on the college campus.
	What I mean to say is that the arrival of social media on the smartphone basically heats everything up.
	It's decentralized information.
	There's no gatekeepers.
	Print, Radio, television, for the most part, all highly centralized.
	Social media, you get citizen journalists, you get the forums, you get 4chan, you get Twitter.
	ISIS is chopping off heads at the same time.
	You got Gamergate going on.
	You got people dropping red pills.
	And...
	They started to freak out about this at 16.
	If you recall, the day after the Trump election, November 8th, 16, Facebook and Google and all of them come out, and it was actually leaked audio, I think Breitbart reported this, where they said, we can literally never let this happen again.
	Trump got elected because of so-called fake news.
	That's where it originated.
	We can never let that happen again.
	We need censorship.
	And that's actually fake news was what Facebook called it.
	Facebook, they tested this policy where they were going to put a preview on Breitbart or Infowars articles and say, this is fake news.
	This is flagged as fake news.
	And that's where Trump flipped it on its head in the first press conference and said, you know, you are fake news.
	So he actually appropriated it.
	And anyway, Basically, ever since that point, it's been coming in waves.
	And first it was Twitter bans and Facebook bans.
	And, you know, I got banned from those.
	Then it was payment processors, PayPal, Stripe.
	Damn.
	PayPal and Stripe are 95% of the payment gateways on the internet.
	PayPal's 92%, Stripe is like 3%.
	Wow.
	It might have changed since then.
	That's statistics old.
	But it's most of the market share.
	Then, they get you in the banks.
	You know, they debank you, which has happened to me also.
	You know, I got banned from Chase Bank.
	I got banned from Bank of America.
	I applied for a bank account at Chase Bank.
	They literally told me, don't even fucking bother.
	I applied, and before I could submit the application, a window popped up and said, like, sorry, like, you cannot create an account.
	So, I gotta, because I've always wondered about this, when they, like, debank you and de...
	Well, going back, right?
	I guess it's time to go into the...
	It's a JQ time, I guess, huh?
	Yeah.
	Okay, so what led to you getting D-Bank specifically?
	It was...
	It's hard to say because I had been banned...
	I guess the first bank I was banned from was Bank of America.
	So it was really...
	The thing is, though, they don't tell you.
	It's after January 6th.
	America first!
	I know!
	What the fuck?
	What did you say?
	I remember you said that you started asking these questions.
	Going back to our original situation here, you started asking these questions, right?
	Because Obama did...
	Didn't sign an executive order to give funds to Israel, right?
	And you actually agreed with that, one of the things you agreed with.
	And then you started asking these questions.
	Take us through that, I guess, through the path, and then what led to the debank and everything else.
	Well, the timeline of it was, I lost my PayPal first.
	I think that was the first thing I got banned from, was...
	I want to say September 2018.
	I got banned from YouTube in February 2020.
	I got banned from Bank of America last summer.
	Maybe it was summer 2021, I think.
	And the thing is, though, they don't tell you.
	I mean, they just pull the plug.
	Like, they tell you it's a reputation of risk.
	I mean, they give it to you in a check.
	You have to go and arrange for it to be transferred out.
	They say you have 30, 60, 90 days to transfer it out.
	And if you don't, they send you a check in the mail.
	Here's your money.
	Here's your money, bitch.
	And I got banned from local banks and national.
	They send you a letter in the mail, first class.
	And they literally send you a letter and say, we're closing your business checking account, your personal checking account, because you are a reputational risk to the bank.
	Wow.
	Okay, so that's why.
	They literally just say because you're a reputational risk.
	Question, do you get your money back?
	Yeah, you get the money.
	Oh, in a check?
	Yeah, you can.
	Will you either transfer it out or they send a check to you in the mail after they close it?
	They give you a little time.
	I got kicked out of this bank, I want to say, at the end of last year, and they told me you got 30 days to get it out.
	And that was when the Yay24 stuff was going on, so I just didn't even get the letter.
	Oh my God.
	And so the lady calls me and she goes, hey, you know, you still haven't gotten your money out.
	I said, yeah, I've been in California.
	She goes, well, you know, no one's told me anything.
	So, you know, I'll give you another 60 days.
	I said, okay.
	Shout out to her, man.
	Right?
	So I transferred most of it out.
	I think I still have that bank account.
	Oh, shit.
	Because they just didn't get on her ass about it.
	But that wasn't the case.
	Same thing, letter, reputational risk.
	Yeah, reputational risk.
	Bank of America, all that.
	And then, what did you say that led to that, specifically?
	Do you know?
	They don't tell you, you know?
	They don't tell you a specific thing, but that was never a problem until 2021, so maybe it was the Capitol, because I was there on January 6th.
	Oh!
	It could be that.
	If you can't bank at a bank...
	That's what it was, bro.
	100%.
	That's what it was.
	It's a law enforcement thing, I think.
	What do you do with your money?
	How would you combat that if you can't bank at a bank?
	Literally, it's like a shell game.
	I'm just moving it from bank to bank.
	Ultimately, I'm going to run out of banks.
	I have an account...
	I'm going to run out of banks.
	Literally.
	You know what's scary?
	If you can't put your money in a bank, right?
	For example, let's say you gotta buy a property or get a loan.
	Dude, you can't use your bank to leverage that.
	So that means you're fucked.
	Literally.
	And I was fucked because right after the Capitol, the FBI froze my money.
	This is a long story.
	But after the Capitol, the DOJ came in and froze all my cash in my bank account.
	I literally couldn't pay my bills for like two weeks, a couple months actually.
	And my credit score got obliterated because I like, you know, you start falling behind on stuff and my credit score was like 560 or something.
	Under what authority were they, what did they cite when they, did you get a letter?
	No, I didn't get a letter.
	I didn't even know how it got frozen.
	And I produced a documentary about this with a buddy of mine, Paul Eskendon.
	So it was a really bizarre story.
	And it's so weird, like you may not even believe me, but my right hand of God, this is the truth.
	In December, 2020, so month before the Capitol, I get an email that says, "Hey, I just sent you some Bitcoin, check your wallet." 'Cause I have my Bitcoin address on my DLive page.
	I was on DLive.
	I go, okay.
	The guy sent me 13 Bitcoin, which was worth 20 grand at that time.
	It was a quarter million dollars.
	Holy fuck.
	And so I emailed the guy back and I never had a correspondent to them.
	I had emailed them in August.
	He said in August, he sent me, I think, a few hundred bucks or something like that said, happy birthday.
	You know, here's a few hundred bucks in Bitcoin.
	That was our only correspondence.
	So I'm going, what's going on?
	Am I reading this right?
	So I email him back and I'm like, hey man, thanks.
	You want to get on a call?
	Whatever.
	I never hear from him again.
	Totally bizarre situation.
	Well, some obscure, I don't know, it was an Antifa or something like that, was tracking my wallet, you know, because you could track the inflows and outflows, and put out a report, I think, in late December, and they said, hey, this guy just got a conspicuous donation.
	Oh, it's on the fucking chain link.
	Yeah, it's on the blockchain.
	The blockchain, I'm sorry, yeah, blockchain.
	So then, the capital happens, and I'm there at the capital.
	And, by the way, so this was just like...
	This is just like the wrong place, wrong time to the max.
	I never went in the building, okay?
	I never went into the Capitol.
	I was outside.
	But...
	Well, that's obvious.
	They would have charged you if that was...
	They would have loved to do that.
	Exactly.
	And they...
	Yeah, they would have loved nothing more.
	The day of the Capitol, some fucking journalist took a screenshot from a buddy of mine's live stream because my...
	Not my friend anymore, but a friend of mine was in the Capitol live streaming and there's this like pixelated guy in the background...
	That looks like you.
	...that looked like me.
	Ah!
	But not really, because I was wearing a suit and tie and a jacket and this guy was wearing a scarf and a beanie and totally different outfit.
	But some fucking journalist says, oh, here's Nick Fuentes in Nancy Pelosi's office.
	Here's a picture.
	70,000 likes.
	70,000 likes later.
	Wow.
	And, you know, this FBI affiliate who investigates Bitcoin called Chainalysis puts out a report and says, oh, it turns out Nick Fuentes, who was inside the Capitol and brought his followers there, got this big Bitcoin donation a month before...
	It gets better.
	It gets way better.
	The story hasn't even started.
	So, who sends the Bitcoin?
	Well, they do some research about where the money came from, the wallet that it came from, and they find out it's this French hacker.
	It's this hacker from the country of France.
	What?
	He's got a blog.
	He's got a website.
	He left a suicide note the day that he sent the Bitcoin.
	And the suicide note says that he has this chronic illness.
	It's the deadliest, most painful illness known to man, but it's uncurable.
	Some neurological condition.
	They say it's the most painful thing.
	No cure.
	And he said that he's resolved to commit suicide because they can't cure it.
	He's made this fortune in Bitcoin that he made through his hacking career.
	That's how it was paid.
	And he says that since he was diagnosed, he started watching content.
	And he starts watching guys like me and Andrew Anglin and others and says, I want to bequeath my fortune to people that are going to save the West because, you know, I identify all these problems and blah, blah, blah.
	And so he sent half to me and half to about a dozen other people like Ethan Ralph, Anglin, Jared Taylor, whoever, V-Dare, Patrick Casey.
	And anyway, so this looks really...
	Oh, my God.
	And here's the thing.
	I'm putting my fat head back on and I'm like, oh, my God.
	Yeah, this is...
	Now I see why they froze your money.
	100%.
	So they see a large sum in crypto from a foreign country to a guy that was placed at the capital.
	Did it touch your bank account?
	Oh yeah, you put it into your...
	Because I sold some of it.
	Yeah, I sold some of it.
	Game over.
	Because, guys, just so people understand the laws, once illicit funds, right, whether alleged or not, touches your account, legitimate money, whole account is frozen, man.
	Look at Andrew Tate.
	That's what they're doing right now.
	Yeah.
	They're saying trafficking illegal money.
	Yeah.
	Touches account.
	They just take all of it.
	Wow.
	So, dude, talk about bad luck.
	So they think you're in the capital.
	You're not in the fucking capital.
	Then on top of that, you get a quarter million dollars of Bitcoin from a suspicious source from a foreign country.
	A month before.
	A month before.
	So, well, and then, and, you know, I wasn't in the capital.
	Was he Muslim, too?
	He was Mexican.
	Okay, all right.
	That's what I was about to say.
	If he was Muslim, too, it was a rat.
	Oh, Patriot Act!
	He's a terrorist!
	Right.
	You mean the guy that they caught, or the French guy?
	The French guy.
	No, he was French.
	Okay.
	Wait a minute.
	Like, full-on French, not like a foreign national?
	Okay.
	But he was Algerian, though.
	Yeah.
	What if the establishment planted a mole or, for example, this pseudo like, you know, real person to send you money and they're actually like Muslim or, you know, certain them boys.
	And it's kind of like...
	If it was them boys, you wouldn't be in trouble.
	Well, true.
	But let's say it's Muslim, right?
	Let's say...
	If it was a Habibi, yes, probably.
	...sent him the money or anybody's money like that, they could set you up.
	Yeah, some people have said that.
	I got a buddy of mine who has a really good substack.
	His name's Charles Johnson.
	He's like an intelligent spook, and he said something to that effect.
	He said, you're probably set up.
	Somebody probably arranged that.
	Thank God you didn't go in the Capitol, man, bro.
	Yeah, I would have been screwed.
	Dude, in my head, I'm like, oh my God, no wonder.
	They had all the perfect lines to freeze your account, man.
	Yeah, it was terrible.
	So how long was it frozen for?
	Well, you know, I can't comment on it because it's still an active investigation.
	So I don't even really want to talk about it because it's a grand jury.
	What?
	Yeah.
	Did they subpoena you?
	No.
	But when they freeze the money, so I don't know the whole process, but they said the grand jury's involved.
	They said I'm a target of investigation.
	So that's the thing.
	People shit on me because I didn't tell everybody my money was frozen.
	And then there's some people say, oh, he got his money unfrozen.
	Why didn't he say anything?
	And it's like, I'm under a grand jury investigation.
	I can't be going and giving freaking updates every week, you know?
	But you got your money now.
	I can't comment.
	Okay, never mind.
	Holy fuck.
	Well, and so then, so this happens.
	I get put under investigation.
	Did they interview you?
	No, they never interviewed me.
	The FBI agent never came to talk to you?
	No.
	So knock on wood.
	Yeah, I think I might be okay.
	You got a lawyer?
	Yeah, of course.
	And that costs a fortune.
	But, you know, so they freeze my money.
	And it was so traumatic because, you know, I like to stay up all night sometimes and I do my show.
	I stay up all night.
	Tell them about Sam when they show up, bro.
	Yeah, no, for real.
	Fuck you guys.
	Yeah, I know all about their tricks and everything.
	My lawyer said the same thing.
	Don't say shit.
	You know, but it's late January 21.
	I'm up all night.
	And my life is already in free fall.
	I get banned from my payment processing.
	I get banned from DLive.
	I get banned from everything.
	Instagram, Facebook.
	Was DLive another streaming platform?
	Yeah.
	And I had 60,000 subs.
	I was getting 10K viewers a night.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	That's not been the main platform either.
	No.
	I mean, that was like an alt platform.
	That's what I'm saying.
	It's alt.
	Yeah.
	And that's what led to Cozy TV. Right.
	So it was after that that I made Cozy TV. You know, throw his link up, man.
	Now y'all know why.
	You gotta fuck with bitches, man.
	My man is out here dealing with adversity and overcoming, man.
	Yeah.
	You don't know the half of it.
	I mean, and anyway, so then I got subpoenaed, though.
	I got subpoenaed by Congress.
	And that's when I got, it was reconfirmed that I'm still under investigation.
	I remember...
	Did you take the fifth?
	Yeah, on everything, of course.
	There was a video being played at this hearing or meeting with you and Sneeko.
	You remember that one?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Was that it?
	No, no.
	I got subpoenaed by the House Select Committee.
	He had to come in and talk.
	They put him under oath, and yeah.
	If they subpoenaed you, that means, yeah, they put you under oath, and they asked you questions, and you said no.
	Yeah, they deposed me with...
	Adam Kinzinger was there.
	And the Democ, one of the big Dem...
	Or actually, he's a Republican, but he's like a turncoat.
	And...
	But yeah, I mean, it was actually kind of baller.
	I mean, I don't like to be in legal peril.
	My lawyer...
	It's so funny because my lawyer is actually...
	They did to you what they did to the Mafia.
	Yeah, 100%.
	Literally, when they were, you know, uncovering La Cosa Nostra and everything, they brought them in, made them, they all took the fifth, of course, but wow.
	Well, and the goal of that was to unearth all the communications, because they're trying to build a case against Trump and the others, and so that's why they subpoenaed everybody's communications, because they want to map out the network.
	You know, they want to establish conspiracy, probably, for a lot of these guys.
	And anyway, you know, my guy, my lawyer is kind of like a little bit of a lib and he's like convinced that I want to, that I, like, I want to be charged because this will be good for my career.
	I'm like, dude, I don't want to be charged with conspiracy.
	Like, fuck that.
	But these liberals, you know, they think Roger Stone's fan of everything.
	Like, if you could talk about it, like, because you're off, you can fly now.
	Like, why the hell did they have you on the fucking no-fly list?
	Well, so they told me that it was because during COVID, like a week before the Capitol, a few weeks before the Capitol, it was in December, I think.
	So was it after the riots that they put you on the no-fly list?
	Yeah, after the riots.
	But the justification was before.
	They said that in December 2022, I got in a big fight with the flight attendant over the mask during the mask mandate.
	Man, you know, they're like, put your mask over your nose.
	And I got kicked off like a Southwest flight or something.
	Yeah, I was able to fly a bunch of times since then.
	Then after the capital, I get slammed on the no fly list.
	And I know.
	Well, that's the thing.
	I tried to fly.
	So you show up at the airport?
	Yeah.
	They let you buy the ticket.
	Oh, yeah.
	They don't tell you.
	Yeah.
	And that's the thing.
	That's a bullshit part.
	Because I go out.
	This is May 21.
	I was flying to this rally.
	I was doing a big rally in Florida about this tech censorship bill that DeSantis passed.
	And I show up early to the airport.
	And I wasn't able to check in on my phone.
	Because I fly all the time.
	I'm on TSA pre-check.
	I'm on the gold, whatever.
	Oh.
	Oh, wow.
	Okay.
	You know, because I travel a lot.
	What the fuck?
	Yeah, I know.
	What the fuck?
	So I'm like, I try to check into my flight on my phone, and it won't do it.
	It says check in at the kiosk.
	I go, okay, go to the kiosk.
	Try to check in.
	They go, well, we can't bring your boarding pass.
	Go to the counter.
	I go to the counter.
	I say, hey, I can't check in on my phone.
	I can't check in on my kiosk.
	You know, what's going on?
	And they go, okay, well, you know, what's your reservation number?
	What's your name?
	You know, they look it up.
	And then she goes, oh, okay.
	Picks up the phone.
	Calls TSA. Yeah.
	Okay, she's on the phone for 45 minutes.
	Wow.
	And she tells me, I'm sorry, sir, you are not able to fly today.
	I'm like, what the fuck does that mean?
	What do you mean?
	Like, is it TSA? Is it the airport?
	Is it the airline?
	I'm like, what's going on?
	She goes, I can't tell you anything else.
	I just, you can't fly today.
	I'm like, what do you mean?
	I'm like, can I buy a ticket from United?
	Because that's an American flight.
	She goes, all I can tell you is you're not allowed to fly today.
	I'm like, is it the airline?
	Is it O'Hare?
	Okay.
	So I go to the United terminal.
	I buy a ticket.
	I go through.
	Same deal.
	Can't check in.
	Can't check in.
	Go to the desk.
	On the phone for 45 minutes.
	Check again.
	45 minutes.
	I go home.
	I tweet about it.
	I don't expect anybody to pay attention because I'm already blacklisted, ostracized.
	Nobody gives a shit about my struggles because I talk about the Jews.
	So I put out a tweet.
	I go, well, I can't come to the rally because I'm on the no-fly list, I think.
	And it blows up.
	Everybody's talking about it.
	Then people start saying, where's the proof?
	You're a liar.
	And I go, well, I didn't record it.
	I didn't think to record it because I'm expecting to get on a plane.
	So I buy another ticket at Midway, the other airport in Chicago, from Southwest, the third airline.
	And I think, well, surely if I'm at a different airport, different airline, different destination, different time of day, if I can't go on this flight, I can't fly.
	Yeah.
	And the same thing happened.
	But this time I recorded it.
	And she accidentally said, no fly list.
	I have the recording.
	Because I was recording.
	And the guy was giving me grief about it.
	He's like, oh, you recording?
	I'm like, no, no, I'm not recording.
	But I was.
	You know, I'm holding my phone like this.
	And the girl said something like, offhand, she's like, something, something, no fly list.
	I said, what?
	No fly list?
	She goes, oh, I don't know.
	You could talk to the TSA down there.
	And I do, and they don't help me.
	And anyway, so I talked to my lawyer that was handling the money freeze, and they tell him, or actually, no, I'm sorry, Alex Jones put me in touch with Norm Pattis.
	Norm Pattis is a big lawyer for Alex Jones and some other high-profile guys.
	Because they probably put AJ on a no-fly list too, huh?
	They didn't.
	They never did.
	They never did?
	No, but he was interested in the case.
	You want to help me out?
	Yeah.
	Shout out to Alex Jones, man.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He helped me out.
	He's a good guy.
	So I filed...
	There's a form you can file, believe it or not.
	If you think you're on the no-fly list, you fill out a form.
	It's called the...
	The TRIP, Traveler Redress Inquiry Programs.
	You submit an application.
	And I called the TSA because there's a number.
	And I said, hey, I told the same story.
	I said, am I on the no-fly list?
	They said, well, we can't tell you because that's classified law enforcement information.
	Wow.
	Everybody thinks you get a letter that says, hey, you know, you can't fly.
	You don't.
	Yeah.
	They don't tell you, even if you're on it.
	Wow, bro.
	That's fucking crazy, man.
	I mean, that's typically reserved for people that are like terrorists and shit.
	Like, so you're telling me that you got into altercation before during the pandemic because you didn't wear your mask.
	And then it actually took effect where you couldn't get on the plane after the riots.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	So they sent me a letter in March and said, you've been removed from the no-fly list.
	This was last year.
	They said, we took you off the no-fly list.
	And they told me the reason, which was that.
	The January 6th.
	Uh-huh.
	And then, get this.
	We never even went to the fucking Capitol.
	Right.
	Well, they didn't say January 6th.
	They said the flight attendant thing.
	They said, you were on there for this.
	And here's the best part.
	That's bullshit.
	They just used that as an excuse.
	I know.
	That's really what it was.
	But then everybody attacks me for it.
	So then Max Blumenthal, who is the son of Sidney Blumenthal.
	Sidney Blumenthal is like Bill Clinton's hatchet man.
	His son, Max Blumenthal, they're Jewish, by the way, and they got...
	I mean, these guys roll with the SPLC. This guy got the SPLC to issue a retraction.
	SPLC's got a $500 million war chest.
	This guy got him to issue retractions.
	He's got some juice, you know?
	And anyway, so this year, Max Blumenthal...
	No, I'm saying just generally, just to give you an idea of, you know, he's got some clout.
	So this guy, and this was never a big issue.
	I mean, I said I was on the no-fly list.
	First, they don't believe me.
	You know, you're full of shit.
	You know, you're not on the no-fly list.
	Then I record it, you know, then no one cares.
	Then I say, hey, I finally got off the no-fly list.
	AJ's lawyer helped you with that one?
	Or going through a trip, I guess?
	So, yeah, we wound up not going to trial for this because the trip, you know, got me off the list, so it was moot.
	Nice.
	But anyway.
	And you're here now.
	Yeah, so I was able to fly here.
	So all is said and done.
	And then this year, this Max Blumenthal and his wife write a massive hit piece about me in their publication with the help of Tucker Carlson.
	What?
	Whoa.
	Yeah.
	Saying that, oh, Nick actually isn't canceled because you see when he got his money frozen, it's actually about this.
	And when he got put on the no-fly list, it's actually about this and blah, blah, blah.
	They write this massive three-part 10,000-word hit piece.
	This is Sidney Blumenthal's son and wife.
	And here's the best part.
	I get a call.
	I'll say it now.
	I never said this on my show before.
	I get a call from Michelle Malkin, who's a major legend, conservative writer, author.
	She tells me that Tucker Carlson, before this hit piece comes out, she's telling me Tucker Carlson called me and is grilling me about you, saying, hey, we're all really worried about Kanye.
	We're all really worried about Kanye.
	What's going on with him?
	Was Nick Fuentes behind this?
	Has Nick Fuentes made him an anti-Semite?
	Nick Fuentes is this?
	Let me guess, is this after he made his comments on Drink Champs?
	After the Alex Jones.
	Okay.
	And so they're trying to set me up as the patsy for Kanye.
	They're trying to set me up as the fall guy for this whole thing.
	Tucker's calling Michelle and saying, hey, like, and he's recording it.
	She says that he sounds like he's nervous, like he's recording it.
	He's asking these weird pointed questions.
	She says he never calls her.
	She'll text him occasionally and say, hey, take a look at this, that, or the other.
	Tucker, out of the blue, calls her up asking about me, asking about Kanye, asking about if I'm a Fed and all this stuff.
	I find out later, Tucker Carlson is working with Max Blumenthal, Sidney Blumenthal's son, Sidney Blumenthal, Bill Clinton Hatchet Man, on this hit piece, which again, 10,000 words, three parts, it's like they're trying to attack my value.
	Mm-hmm.
	And then the next day, a campaign goes up on this app called Influencible.
	You ever hear of this?
	No.
	Influencible is this new app where they pay influencers, conservative influencers, under the table to promote these campaigns.
	So if some influencer wants Elijah Schaefer and Bryson Gray and these guys to promote something, they'll go through Influencible.
	It's like a medium to pay creators to do advertising campaigns.
	Okay.
	A buddy of mine sends me one of the campaigns from Influencible that got put up.
	Someone put up $100,000 after this hit piece was written to shill this hit piece.
	What?
	They put up a campaign.
	They said, we're going to give Influencible $100,000.
	That's the pot.
	That's the pot money.
	And influencers will be paid to tweet out the link to this article and put out the hashtag, hashtag FedFuentus.
	Wow!
	Yep.
	So I put these guys on blast.
	I go out and say, what's going on?
	You got Max Blumenthal working with Tucker to do a hit piece on me.
	It's in this weird publication.
	Then there's this $100,000 bounty going out on, they're putting money out there, serious money to smear me.
	I go, what's going on?
	So I put this all over Telegram, and then it disappears.
	All of a sudden, the campaign disappears.
	And the brother of the CEO of Influencible calls me and says, hey man, could you take that down?
	Could you take that down?
	Everyone's getting attacked over here at Influencible.
	Could you stop attacking us?
	Could you stop calling us out?
	Wow.
	He says, we want peace.
	We don't want you to attack us anymore.
	The one guy that tweeted the link out...
	His name is Ben Geller, something like that?
	Yeah.
	Wouldn't you know?
	New York Jew.
	Okay.
	And you know what else?
	What?
	He's involved in some, allegedly, some pretty sick shit.
	Because I know people in New York.
	And he's in the DMs of a lot of teenage boys in the conservative movement on Instagram.
	Oh, shit.
	Yeah.
	Damn.
	Go figure.
	So, like...
	Gotcha, bitch!
	You know, it's amazing.
	Like, here I am.
	I'm a guy that, like, does a show.
	I talk about this stuff.
	You know, we...
	People say I make a lot of sense on these issues, or even if we disagree, you say, okay, you see where I'm coming from.
	But I get involved in these situations where it's like this French guy's giving me money and killing himself, and then the DOJ comes after me.
	Okay, pay a lawyer $100,000, get that solved.
	Then they're writing hit pieces about me.
	Unravel that.
	And Tucker's behind it with Max Blumenthal.
	They're putting up $100,000 to get people to promote it.
	People take the bait.
	Push the hashtag.
	He's in the DMs of these guys at high school that I know and Instagram.
	And it's like...
	So, I mean, this shit goes deep.
	And there's layers.
	It's like I started it out.
	It's layers.
	I mean, first day...
	Come at you on Twitter, and then if you don't stop, eventually they just keep ratcheting it up until you get to convoluted stuff like this.
	Damn.
	Wow, man.
	Bro, there's a targeted attack.
	I mean, bro, I mean, we said it.
	You're like the most canceled guy, and I'm not surprised at all these fucking powers that be.
	I'm just really disappointed.
	Like, Tucker Carlson, man?
	I thought it was like the last real one left over there at Fox, man.
	This is the beginning of how people get targeted.
	And it's funny because, yeah, this happened to Nate now, but it's happened to anybody.
	So this is the beginning of what happens when you become a target.
	Damn, bro.
	Okay, because here's the thing.
	And let's go back a little bit, right?
	Because...
	The whole situation, right?
	And kind of reinvigorated the JQ, right?
	He goes on Drink Champs, right?
	And he mentions that he says the Jews run the media, they run Hollywood, etc.
	Right?
	Obviously, Drink Champs freaks out, right?
	I think they cut that episode, if I'm not mistaken, right?
	They went wild, right?
	I think...
	Here in Miami, don't they?
	Noriega took it down, and they had to explain to everybody why he took it down.
	Did he put it back up or no?
	Or just like a clip or edit?
	He definitely took that part out if they did.
	Yeah, they freaked out.
	I know they got terrified when he said that shit.
	And I'm like, yo, Norie, you're supposed to be the guy that interviews everybody.
	Why you gotta cut out Kanye?
	He's an icon, but once again...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You talk about that shit in the media.
	So he says that, and then they cut it, right?
	They freak out.
	Then...
	After the fact, I know that you partnered up with him, but they're trying to pin Kanye West's statements that you're the one that were like the master puppeteer or whatever, but if I'm not mistaken, you came on the campaign after he already made these comments, right?
	Yeah, that was after DEFCON 3, that was after Drink Champs, that was after all of it.
	That's crazy.
	They even did a BBC documentary.
	There were some BBC journalists ambushed me out there in LA because I went to go visit one of the properties.
	The BBC. Yeah.
	Yeah, we know how much bullshit they are with the Andrew situation.
	Exactly, yeah.
	And they come out and their angle, they're doing an interview saying, you're exploiting Ye.
	You're putting these ideas in his head.
	You're the one that's behind all this.
	And so they're trying to set me up.
	Are you fucking serious?
	It's like, yeah.
	And here's why.
	Because...
	A guy like Ye cannot be an anti-Semite for their frame.
	He is too much of a genius.
	He is too successful.
	He is too prominent.
	So when they see a guy like Ye go out there and say, I love Hitler, DEFCON 3, all this kind of stuff...
	It's a much easier sell for them to say, well, he's unwell.
	It's this white supremacist that put those ideas there.
	You know, it's this obscure other political guy that you've not heard of.
	Exactly.
	The patsy.
	And they can say about, yay...
	Well, he's really unwell.
	Well, he needs to get on his meds or apologize or whatever.
	And then they make me the fall guy.
	And that's how they solve the dilemma of one of the richest, most intelligent, most influential people in the world today saying, yeah, it's the Jews, you know, and I love Hitler.
	But this is how they operate.
	And I was never subjected to that level of subterfuge, you know, because I had been subjected to the censorship and the debanking and the legal persecution and so on.
	But I'd never been on that level.
	You look at my Google search trends, and it freaking blew up when the Mar-a-Lago thing happened.
	And so once that happens, then people really want...
	I mean, the Prime Minister of Israel put out a statement condemning me.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	Wow.
	Back in November.
	So if he's coming out after me...
	He condemned me in some.
	I don't know the exact words, but he condemned me and then...
	Here's the other thing, too.
	Are you really an anti-Semite if you criticize Israel?
	Or you criticize a group of people?
	Because here's the thing.
	It's not all Jews.
	It's a small group of them that are involved in some shit where they're overrepresented in certain groups, in certain, let me say, professions and or career fields or...
	How do I say this?
	Fuck.
	Industries, sorry.
	They're overrepresented in certain industries, and you're just calling that out.
	Are you really an anti-Semite for that?
	Well, by definition, yes, because if you look at, everyone thinks that anti-Semite means, you know, you hate Jews for no reason.
	That's not what it means.
	The State Department definition, the CIA factbook definition, ADL's definition of anti-Semitism is very comprehensive.
	For example, if you think the Holocaust was exaggerated, definition of anti-Semitism.
	If you think that any Jew has more allegiance to Israel than their home country, that's a definition of anti-Semitism.
	What?
	You can look it up.
	FBI definition.
	State Department definition.
	Wow.
	Straight up.
	I mean, what is that other than a global conspiracy?
	Yeah.
	I mean, even if it's benign, I mean, conspiracy by definition means...
	An agreement between two parties or more.
	Right.
	I mean, having a World Jewish Congress is like the definition of a global conspiracy.
	But if you say that, boom, anti-Semitic.
	So by definition, the answer is yes.
	That's crazy.
	Because you can't even criticize Israel nowadays.
	Actually, what made you famous was a tweet that you made, right?
	Well, it's what got you on the radar of a lot of people on Twitter.
	I mean, I know the tweet, but can you tell the people what that tweet was?
	Yeah, so it was actually a couple of tweets, but the first one I said something like, if you're loyal to Mexico first, go back to Mexico.
	If you're loyal to China first, go back to China.
	If you're loyal to Israel first, go to Israel.
	I'm America first.
	And Ben Shapiro quote tweets me.
	I put out some other tweet with basically the same sentiment.
	I said something like, you know, I never see an article critical of Israel on Daily Wire.
	I wonder why that is.
	Right?
	That ain't never happening.
	Yeah.
	That was in 16, or maybe January 17.
	Yeah.
	And Ben Shapiro quote tweets me.
	This is very early on.
	It's like, you know, six years ago.
	Yeah.
	And he quote, I'm a nobody.
	I have like a thousand followers at this point.
	He quote tweets me and says, accusing a Jew of dual loyalty is the surest sign of anti-Semitism.
	You know what, man?
	Let me tell you, because I said this the other day.
	You cannot be a Zionist while simultaneously calling yourself an American patriot.
	You can't.
	And the reason why is because Israeli interests don't always align with American interests.
	I'd argue that a lot of times when we go off of Israeli interests, it puts the United States in compromising situations because we're ending up fighting wars that we don't necessarily need to fight.
	Look at Iraq.
	Look at Syria.
	We're in places we don't need to fucking be.
	And a lot of times it hurts us and it benefits them.
	So it's like you cannot sit there and say, You're a Zionist while simultaneously saying you're an American patriot.
	And the fact that you can't even say that nowadays is fucking crazy to me.
	Because at the end of the day, bro, we're American first.
	And here's the other thing, too.
	When I had a clearance, right?
	Working for the government.
	You can't have dual citizenship.
	You can't.
	You have to have...
	If you want to have a secret, top secret clearance, etc., you must have...
	And if you did have a second passport, you must renounce that fucking citizenship.
	Why?
	Because they want you to have allegiance to the United States only.
	And that's the way it should fucking be.
	So you can't sit there and tell me, oh, well, Israel first.
	Okay, cool.
	If it's Israel first, then you're clearly not America first because our interests don't always align.
	Do they align sometimes?
	Yes.
	But do they align most of the time?
	A lot of times they don't.
	And we end up in fucking wars that we shouldn't be.
	We talked about this with Scott Ritter.
	We went to Iraq for Israel.
	Period.
	Yeah.
	See, I want to know what it is that Israel has that America needs or has to be scared of because they literally kowtale towards Israel.
	But I don't know what it is that we're so tied to them.
	Why do we bend over backwards for them, Nick?
	Do you know?
	Yeah, that's the thing.
	I mean, and it's so interesting because I've done the Israel debate a million times, and I've debated like Robert Barnes.
	He's a pretty, he's on Rumble, he's on Alex Jones all the time.
	He's a lawyer.
	I kicked his ass because this is an unwinnable position, defending America's support for Israel.
	Because, you know, they'll go down the list and they'll say things like, you know, well, they're our closest ally.
	You know, they're a special friend in the Middle East.
	Here's the thing.
	The Eastern Mediterranean is not a strategically important region.
	People think Middle East is important.
	What's important in the Middle East is the Persian Gulf, because that's where the oil is.
	Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, that's important.
	Israel is not.
	We secured them back in 1974.
	Exactly.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Eastern Med is not important strategically.
	They say, well, you know, they buy our military equipment.
	They also get a sweetheart deal.
	They're the only country in the world that they don't have to spend all the military aid that they receive from us on our military hardware.
	They get, I think it's 25% or more they get to spend of our aid on their own defense industry.
	It's why they have very sophisticated defense industry.
	That's not it.
	They say, oh, well, you know, they help us with intelligence.
	Really?
	Because they sell our military secrets to China.
	They get caught doing it all the time.
	And they steal intelligence from us.
	This just happened last week where Joe Biden was conducting these talks under the table to do another Iran deal.
	And then Yahoo leaked that this was happening.
	He's just trying to sabotage the deal.
	So, you know, some ally on the intelligence front.
	The reason why we bend over backwards for Israel is because they control our system through bribery and espionage and corruption.
	You look at the Israel lobby in Washington, D.C., it's the richest, most wealthy, most effective lobby.
	That's a fact, too.
	That's 100% a fact.
	The Israeli lobby is extremely powerful, deep pockets, lots of money.
	Look no further than Sheldon Adelson.
	Sheldon Adelson, number one donor to the Republican Party for the last 10-15 years.
	$500 million to the Republican Party alone.
	One guy in the last 10 years.
	They buried him in Israel.
	When he died, they flew his body on a private jet to Israel, and the body was greeted on the tarmac by Benjamin Netanyahu.
	So he's an American billionaire, makes his money in Macau, actually, casino magnet, and there's some connections there between China and Israel.
	But anyway, he makes his money here in America and uses all of his clout and money to finance the Republican Party, becoming the number one pro-Israel party ever.
	He leads the donor list of individual donors for Republicans every cycle in the last five or six cycles.
	Now his wife has taken over.
	And we talked earlier about DeSantis.
	Who did DeSantis go to meet in Israel a month before he announced?
	Miriam Adelson, his wife.
	He kissed the wall?
	He kissed the wall.
	Damn.
	And he met with other donors.
	So it's got nothing to do.
	They have nothing to offer us.
	They have nothing to give us.
	And actually, people don't know this, but this idea that the Arab Muslim world hates us, for our freedom or whatever is not real.
	The Muslim world didn't hate America until after Israel was created.
	The United States actually had good relations with the Arab Muslim world.
	It wasn't until after Israel was created.
	And even before.
	If you look at what Muslims saw, there's a good book about this.
	I forget the author.
	I think it's Lewis.
	He has a history of the Middle East.
	And he talks about how actually the United States was considered different than Europe.
	You know, because the Muslims considered Europe the Crusaders, the New Rome, you know, the Christians.
	But they didn't feel that way about the United States.
	The reason the Arab Muslims have a problem with us is not because of our freedom or because we're Christian.
	It's because of our unconditional support for Israel.
	All the terrorist groups say that, all the legit ones.
	What about the argument that they're God's chosen people?
	Here's the thing about that.
	I know people, if you watch Osama Bin Laden thing, right, where he talks about blah, blah, blah, why he's mad, at the top of it is Israeli support, right?
	Get out of Palestine.
	You guys are occupying a Muslim land, blah, blah, blah.
	And then the whole thing with 9-11 and Saddam Hussein, etc., like Saddam and Bin Laden hated each other.
	They didn't even like each other.
	As a matter of fact, the reason why Bin Laden hated the United States so much...
	Besides the Israeli situation, is because Osama wanted to fight on behalf of the Saudi royal family to get Saddam out of Kuwait.
	But that's why.
	And then they're like, no, we're going to use America to fight them and fuck you and your freedom.
	I know you beat the Soviets in the 80s, but we don't care about that.
	And that's what pissed him off.
	So he got pissed because America fought Saudi's war, which he thought was, you know, why are infidels fighting a holy war?
	And then the Israeli occupation.
	So, like, every single terrorist, right?
	Again, not justifying what they did.
	You should never kill innocent people.
	The Quran says you don't kill innocent people.
	But that's what they're complaining about.
	It's not our freedom.
	It's, yeah, it's what you said, 100%.
	They're angry because of Israel being there where the Palestinians were.
	But sorry, you were talking about the people thing in the Bible.
	Yeah, about the chosen people.
	So here's the thing.
	As Christians, I'm Catholic.
	as Christians, we believe that the Jews were chosen as the vessel for the first covenant, which is the Ten Commandments and the law.
	And that's, by the way, what Jews believe in today.
	They're people of the law, the 613 commandments.
	It's all based on that.
	You know, if you look at these Chabad Orthodox Jews, that's what they're about.
	But we as Christians believe that, of course, the prophets prophesied about a Messiah.
	We Christians believe that he arrived.
	His name was Jesus Christ.
	And so the thing about the Jews, and this is something that I just, people ask me all the time, what book did you read that woke you up on this?
	I just thought about it.
	We hear this term Judeo-Christian all the time.
	What is a Jew?
	What is a Christian?
	A Christian believes that Jesus Christ is God, the Son of God and God.
	He's the Savior.
	He died so that our sins could be forgiven and that we could go to heaven.
	He's supposed to resolve original sin, basically, to put it in a very reductive way.
	What is a Jew?
	Well, a Jew is a person who believes in the Old Testament, but doesn't believe that Christ was the Messiah.
	So what defines them is that they don't believe that Christ was the Messiah.
	So how do you have a people, you call it Judeo-Christian.
	Judeo thinks that Christ is not the Messiah.
	Christians believe that he is.
	These are mutually exclusive positions.
	They're opposites.
	And so, the thing about the Jews is that Catholics do hold that Jews have a special place in world history because of that, and they don't forfeit that.
	But we believe that the real chosen people now, since the coming of Jesus Christ, the new Israel...
	It's not a piece of land in Palestine.
	It's not this tribe.
	It's not the people that practice the ancient laws.
	We believe that the new people of Israel, the new Israel, is the Christians.
	The new covenant is the covenant that Christ made.
	Follow me, you'll go to heaven.
	Take my body, take my blood, you'll go to heaven.
	And so now Christians are the chosen people.
	So people use that all the time.
	They say, well, you know, what's the connection between Jews and Christians?
	And the connection is this.
	Jews put Christ on the cross.
	If you read the gospel, even if you go to Mass at Easter, it's not even like it's ambiguous.
	So it wasn't the Romans?
	Some people say it was the Romans.
	Well, the Romans carried it out.
	But if you read the gospel, I mean, why was he accused in the first place?
	What was he accused of?
	He was accused under the religious law by the Pharisees, by the Jews, of claiming to be God.
	His own people turned on him thinking that he was not God.
	Okay.
	I'm not familiar with the Bible.
	No, he's right.
	He came to earth for sins in a human form as God.
	They saw the miracles.
	They call them like evil, basically like antichrist, basically himself, when he was actually Christ and he killed them.
	Yeah.
	I mean, even the Quran, it lounges them as the first people.
	You know what I mean?
	Yeah.
	I mean, you can eat kosher meat as a Muslim.
	You know what I mean?
	Like normally you're supposed to, you know, bless before you behead the animal or whatever.
	You can eat kosher meat from them.
	So there's a lot, and there's, and they're all also, you know, believe in one God similar.
	So, you know, all the Abrahamic religions have similarities or whatever, but I, I think I want to make this very clear because some people are watching this show right now and this isn't to say that Jewish people are bad.
	This is to say that there's a select few that have heavy influence in American politics that influence things not for the betterment of the United States.
	It's for the betterment of Israel.
	And at the end of the day, If you're an American patriot, if you're America first, if you love this country, then you have to look with two eyes wide open, like, yo, we're doing a lot of shit a lot of times to benefit a country where we don't get any benefit.
	We've killed more Iraqis than Saddam Hussein.
	We went ahead, and how many soldiers died?
	A million?
	Something crazy during the wars in Iraq?
	Yeah, a lot.
	I think it's a million.
	Yeah.
	I think, sorry, with the war on terror in general.
	Oh yeah, but it's a lot.
	With the war on terror.
	We spent $8 trillion on this war?
	What the fuck do we have to show for it?
	We made Iraqis more unstable than ever before.
	ISIS, there's more terrorist groups that came in, became a hot blood of terrorism, which is what we exactly went over there to stop.
	Soldiers died too as well.
	You know, so American soldiers died for a war that we didn't need to fucking go.
	And, you know, I know Ryan Dawson is an op for you right now, but he showed me something very interesting.
	85% of the oil that Israel gets comes from Iraq.
	Yep.
	And then if you look at it right now, why is Trump getting prosecuted?
	He didn't want to go to war with Syria.
	Who's Syria's top op?
	You know what I mean?
	It's all connected, bro.
	And it's a small minority of them that are involved in a bunch of bullshit.
	And then, yo!
	I showed you that picture.
	AIPAC isn't even hiding it!
	98% of the candidates that they back win!
	So you can't become a politician in the United States unless you have Israeli interests at heart, even if you don't necessarily want to support them.
	Which is why I'm saying DeSantis is playing his part.
	But playing the game.
	Just my last question here for you, Nick.
	We all get canceled for this conversation.
	Yeah, probably.
	Okay.
	We kind of have an idea of what's happening behind the scenes, but how do you even fix it?
	Well, first I want to say something about the Jews, and about Jews as like people.
	is it's also important to keep in mind that they also don't believe in Jesus, which is a problem.
	You know, and people don't know this, but everyone thinks Jews, people, the book, Old Testament, the Torah.
	But here's the thing.
	The Jews have other holy books.
	In the first century, the Jews put together, they basically extrapolate from the Old Testament 613 commandments.
	You know, because you have the Ten Commandments, but in the Old Testament, it's full of things that they say.
	You know, like in Leviticus, they say you can't wear two fabrics together.
	And, you know, they say you can't have milk with meat and things like that.
	Those aren't in the Ten Commandments, but those are among the 613 that they consider the body of the law.
	You know, they're people that worship the law.
	So in the first century, they put together what's called the Mishnah.
	And the Mishnah is all those 613 commandments laid out.
	Well, the rabbis start to talk about the commandments because, as it turns out, life is very complicated.
	You know, it's sort of like the Hadiths, similar in Islam, where, you know, they imply what happens in the Quran.
	Not perfect, but similar.
	And so what they do is they come up with something called the Talmud, where they include the 613 commandments, they include the Mishnah, and they include all the rabbi commentary and interpretation on these things.
	And this is where...
	We find out about the Jews.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He's knee-deep in excrement and semen.
	His mother's a whore.
	He's illegitimate.
	All these things.
	You know, this is what the Talmud says.
	And the king says, you know, I don't know.
	I don't believe you.
	So they have what's called a disputation.
	It's like a debate.
	It's literally like blood sports, like internet blood sports, but in medieval times.
	They call it a disputation.
	It's called the Disputation of Paris.
	And so they order the rabbis, the local rabbis, to come together, pick your top three rabbis, and they bring the Catholic priests together and have a debate about what's in the Talmud.
	And there is so much outrage about what is in the Talmud among the Christians in France That across Paris, after this is resolved, they burn the Talmud.
	Everywhere they can find a copy, they burn it in the streets of Paris.
	Now, I remember a couple years ago.
	When was this?
	This was in, I think, the 14th or 15th century.
	Don't quote me on that, though.
	I don't know.
	I had never heard about that.
	Okay, continue, please.
	And there were a few of these.
	There was a disputation in Barcelona.
	There was some disputations in Italy.
	These happened throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, and they had different effects.
	So a couple years ago, you remember the Notre Dame was on fire.
	You remember this?
	Yeah.
	Big, famous French cathedral.
	And this is like a symbol of humanity.
	It's also a cathedral.
	It's a Catholic church.
	When that cathedral is on fire, there's a famous Jewish leader who got a lot of heat.
	He said, this is our revenge for the disputation of Paris.
	He said, this is our revenge for the burning of the Talmud back in the Middle Ages.
	And so...
	What's important to understand, you know, when these Jews come into America in the last century, and they cut through our society like a hot knife through butter, you know, you see, Ryan Dawson's explained, I think he does a good job of doing this, even though I don't really care for him.
	He does a good job.
	We're going to make you guys friends again.
	I hope so.
	You know, we're adults.
	We put it behind ourselves.
	You guys are too important.
	Yeah, and you know, he's good at what he does.
	When he paints a picture of these Jews in society at the Sunborn Institute, for example, and the transportation networks, and he talks about the organized crime and the Israelis and the Ergun and these groups, why did they cut through American society like a hot knife through butter?
	It's because they're race loyal.
	It's because they're tribal.
	It's because they can count on these other Jews.
	They put Israel first.
	Exactly.
	They're real patriots.
	That's one thing I will say I respect it.
	Bro, they literally will do anything for their country.
	Right.
	I respect that.
	But do you know why?
	Why?
	Because they think they're God's chosen people.
	Yeah.
	And we're not.
	See, I'm looking at the geopolitical angle.
	I don't have the religious aspects like you guys were talking.
	So this is a very interesting conversation because I'm bringing in the geopolitical side and then you guys got the religious side.
	I don't even know about the Book of Talmud.
	Yeah, well, and here's the important thing is that all the Jews that came into America, because people's rebuttal all the time is, well, you know, these Jews are atheists.
	These Jews are liberal.
	They're secular humanists.
	to America from Eastern Europe were religious 100 years ago.
	So all the Jews today either are religious or they have a grandparent or a dad or great grandparent is religious and they're very communitarian.
	So they go to Jewish schools, Jewish neighborhoods, all this.
	And so you have to wonder, and there's a great book about this.
	One of them makes money?
	They all make money.
	They share money with each other.
	That's why the wealth stays with them.
	They literally know, oh, I'm going to support you.
	I'm making a dollar.
	You're going to make a dollar.
	They hire each other.
	Nepotism is practiced.
	That's how they keep the wealth.
	Well, they're communitarian.
	And, you know, there's a book about this called by, I think it's Israel Shehak, and he's quoted by Ron Unz on the Unz Review.
	He's got a book and an essay called The Weight of 3,000 Years.
	And he talks about what is the impact of 3,000 years of Jews hating Jesus, hating Christians, thinking that Jews are better than Christians.
	I mean, they think that we're animals.
	It calls Goyim.
	Goyim means cattle.
	They think we're animals.
	Really?
	They don't think we're people.
	Gentiles?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, and in the religious law, there's all sorts of double standards.
	Like, they think that you can lend money to a Gentile with interest, not to a Jew.
	Usury, yeah.
	And there's all sorts of double standards like this.
	Because can any other religion, if I'm not mistaken, Islam, usury is banned.
	And Christianity is banned, guys?
	Usury is a sin in Catholicism.
	Okay.
	I don't know about Protestants, but yeah, for Catholics, usury is a sin.
	Not for us.
	Yeah, well, I mean, and that's why they say they got so rich, is because they were the only group that could lend.
	And so they would go into these countries, and here's the other thing.
	The reason that Jews were made...
	In many jurisdictions, tax collectors is because they were the most vicious towards the native people.
	They didn't give a shit about English people.
	That's why the crown made them the tax collectors because they would go and do the worst.
	That's why in the Russian Revolution in 1917, which was all Jews, I mean all the Bolsheviks were Jews, they went in and slaughtered the royal family.
	That's why they went in and slaughtered all the kulaks because it was Jews carrying out this revolution and they looked at these Russian serfs and As oppressors, as Christians, as goyim, as cattle.
	And so you have to wonder, what is the weight of 3,000 years of this attitude?
	It's not just these people.
	And that's where I disagree with Dawson.
	Dawson says, well, it could be anybody if it was Chinese, if it was Russians, but it's not.
	And it's not interchangeable.
	The people that are running these countries hate Jesus Christ.
	They write in their religious book.
	No other religion is like this.
	Even Muslims, as you know, see Jesus as a prophet.
	We see him as a prophet.
	We acknowledge him.
	Not Jews.
	Jews hate him.
	So it's not just any group that's running the society.
	It's not just any group that wields its influence.
	It's a group that hates God.
	It's a group that hates Christians.
	It's a group that historically has hated Europeans.
	And, you know, all you have to do is listen to them.
	This is the last thing I'll say.
	Brett Stevens, I quote this all the time.
	He's a columnist at the New York Times.
	He's an Israeli Zionist Jew.
	He used to write for Jerusalem Post.
	He did a debate a few years ago with a big rabbi, big famous rabbi, Rabbi Shmuley, in New York City.
	And this was a debate topic.
	It says, is Trump good for the Jews?
	That was literally the debate topic, which is like, says a lot in itself.
	And he says his case is this.
	He says that having a nationalist leader is never good for us as a people.
	Having a populist leader is never good for us as a people.
	He said, "We thrive in a liberal international environment." He says, "When Trump attacks immigration, it should be a scandal because it attacks the core of the liberal international principles that have been so good to us as Jews." That's a direct quote. - Wow. - And it's like, so once you hear that, it all starts to fall into place.
	Whether it's the Zios or the so-called secular humanist Jews, the atheists that run Hollywood and the media.
	These people have it out for us.
	And they have it out for God.
	And you can't have a virtuous good society if it's being run by people that have turned away from Jesus Christ.
	You want to know something funny about this whole conversation?
	The Jews, who are God's chosen people...
	Will inevitably bring about the end of the world.
	That's right.
	Because they're fighting a war that they think is right, but it's opposite of what God actually wants.
	And in the Bible, Revelations speaks about it.
	Which is why it's all the time, you're trying to fight it, you can't fight it.
	Because it's going to happen.
	Well, they want to rebuild the third temple.
	And we see their Messiah as our Antichrist.
	They think there's going to be a worldly Messiah.
	So what does the devil do?
	He's got everything opposite.
	What are the Jews doing?
	Opposite.
	Wow.
	Bro, I mean, see, the whole religious aspect side, I didn't know any of that.
	I look at it like, because I'm looking at it like, if you look at it from a geopolitical angle, like, bro, I mean, you look at who stole the nuclear bomb from the United States.
	You look at 9-11.
	You look at, there was 100% proof that there was Israeli intelligence involved in, you know, the towers going down as well as Saudi Arabia.
	You look at the JFK assassination, which no one wants to talk about.
	But the Jewish Mafia was 100% involved alongside the La Cosa Nostra and the CIA. But you look everywhere with any crazy situation, they're there.
	So it's like, okay, you got to start to look.
	Okay, well, who's involved?
	Blah, blah, blah.
	And you look and you see, like, it's a small minority of Zionists that typically are involved in some type of situation where they're heavily influencing American politics.
	And then if you look, right, you look at, like, Puan, right?
	Puan got rid of all the Jewish oligarchs after the fall of the USSR. Oh, no.
	That's another reason why the American media hates Putin so much.
	Another bomb drop for y'all.
	Like, he got rid of all the Jewish oligarchs after the USSR fell because that was a big reason why the USSR fell in general because the wealth came in.
	Hey, Israel first.
	Fuck Russia.
	No, you're right.
	Boom.
	And then he got rid of all of them.
	Where'd they go?
	Ukraine.
	Anyone who's an enemy of Israel is an enemy of the world, basically.
	Yeah.
	So, I mean, one thing I will give them...
	They fucking take patriotism seriously.
	They put their country first.
	It is what it is.
	Like I said, my view is I have an issue with the globalists, the elite that are fucking up America.
	I mean, maybe you guys have a different take, but my thing is that small percentage that are influencing American politics for the betterment of Israel and not necessarily the betterment of the United States, I think that's where people need to start looking.
	But yo, you can't even mention this shit.
	If we had this conversation on YouTube, gone.
	Banned.
	Well, my take is, I agree that's happening.
	However, saying it in public, like this, isn't going to help anybody.
	If anything...
	Well, we got 30,000 plus people watching right now.
	Shout out to all y'all ninjas that are online.
	But hey, tell me if you agree.
	You saying these things makes you what?
	Canceled.
	And what?
	What?
	A target.
	And eventually...
	You're probably on the Mossad list.
	Yeah, eventually...
	No, we're about to be on it, too, nigga.
	Well, hey, man.
	Shout out to Rumble, man.
	I understand how it is, man.
	Shout out to Rumble, man.
	Free speech, man.
	But that is the truth, man.
	These guys literally influence American politics to a degree where it puts us in bad situations.
	Like, yo, if we were not so in bed with Israel, we wouldn't be getting the amount of terrorist attacks that we get.
	Every single time!
	Before these niggas yell, it's because of fucking American foreign policy in the Middle East.
	That's every single time.
	Yes, but it has to happen, though.
	This whole process of them doing these things for their agenda has to happen.
	I think that's true, ultimately, but by the same token, we don't know how much longer we have.
	Yeah, we don't know.
	I would say this.
	To wake people up...
	It's definitely good, but I just think you gotta do it in a certain way where you don't end up martyring yourself because then you're gonna stop the message.
	That's what I think.
	Yeah, I mean, you're certainly right.
	There's no doubt about that.
	I just feel like There's a fine line because so many people, they don't want to fight battles.
	You know, they think that taking risk, getting heat, taking shots, they're so averse.
	And sort of what I want to do is to go out and say, like, I'm not afraid.
	Like, I'm going to go out and say the message and all this because there's just this culture of fear.
	Everybody's so afraid to say anything.
	And the problem, because although you're right, it's one of these things where it's like, here's what I mean by this.
	I agree with what you're saying, and I know what you're saying is true.
	But by the same token, if everybody believed that, I feel like no one would say anything.
	You know what I mean?
	And so it's very important that you acknowledge that and understand that, but at the same time understand that sometimes people got to say stuff.
	Sometimes people got to...
	Take the ball and move it down the field.
	And I agree.
	However, Tristan got a lot of heat for this on Twitter.
	He was saying in a nutshell, yes, these things are true about the JQ, but why not focus on yourself as a man, becoming better, and be successful?
	Because then you can make a change in your community indirectly.
	My thing is, yes, acknowledge what's happening when you want to bring a solution.
	The solution is, hey, fuck that shit.
	I can't stop what they're doing.
	I can focus on my family, my immediate environment, and change that.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Most people don't even know what the shit that we're talking about.
	I mean, hell, even me!
	I know the geopolitical side.
	I didn't know the religious side that y'all just mentioned.
	But knowing it...
	Doesn't change the course.
	Only thing that changes is, okay, now you're a target.
	Versus, for example, you know what?
	As a man, can you make money for your family and influence people?
	Can you do that?
	If you can't do that, then you're talking about it.
	For most people, it doesn't change anything.
	That's what I'm saying here.
	I think people should be aware, though.
	Being aware doesn't change it.
	What you should do is focus on yourself.
	But if you're aware, right, then you can move accordingly.
	True, but at what cost?
	I only fear God.
	Here's the thing.
	There's a good amount of people that are aware of it to a degree.
	They're quiet about it.
	We're talking about it.
	We're out here.
	It's JQ time, right?
	Yeah.
	Everybody else is too much of a bitch to have this conversation.
	You can't have this conversation on no major podcast.
	Let's keep it a thousand, right?
	I mean, hell, when you went on Tim Pool, what happened?
	Well, yeah, that was over very quickly.
	We're probably the only big podcast that's talking about shit like this.
	You know what I mean?
	And hey, at the end of the day, like I said before, do I agree with every single thing Nick says?
	No.
	But you know what?
	His fucking freedom of speech needs to be protected.
	And he should be able to say this shit.
	A lot of things you say are true.
	Like, bro, we literally are doing a bunch of shit that compromises American national security for a country that doesn't necessarily give a fuck about us.
	They stole the nuclear bomb from us.
	They've stolen secrets from us.
	The biggest spy in American history, John DePaulo.
	What did he do?
	He sold our secrets to the top ops, the Russians.
	And he got out of prison and they let him go back to Israel.
	Crazy!
	Crazy.
	If any other nationality did this to us, China, Russia, anywhere from the Middle East, gone.
	An FBI agent, Robert Hansen, sole secrets to the Russians, he got life.
	He went to ADX Florence Max.
	He actually died like a month ago, right?
	But this guy sells secrets to the same ops.
	Gets out in 20, 30 years on parole.
	Federal time, which they don't give you parole on federal time, by the way.
	Fucking weird.
	And he gets on a private jet, goes back to the homeland.
	Yeah.
	The boys.
	Alright, we got some girls coming up and some chats here from Rumble.
	This was a great discussion, goddammit.
	Masai's gonna show up here and kill us, but that's fine.
	I just want people to realize that, like, yes, have the knowledge of it, but you yourself, you might lose your job, your family.
	Don't talk about this shit publicly, guys.
	Right now, we're at risk right now.
	You guys are not.
	You can say, oh, I'm scared, nigga.
	I should do it.
	You don't have to do it.
	The real talk guys are like, yo, don't play this podcast out loud at your job.
	Don't JQ out in public in real life.
	Like, bro, enjoy it here, but like, bro.
	It's almost like the red pill.
	You don't want to exactly preach it, live it, so they can see it, and then, oh, you know what?
	I want to be like him.
	This is the fastest way to get your shit fucked up, guys.
	Nick looks like the guy that doesn't put no seasoning on his chicken.
	What the fuck?
	Because you're a white guy.
	Fantastic.
	Whitler goes, Myron and Fresh, you are forever honorary Gripers for this.
	Shout out to you.
	Shout out to you, my friend.
	Shout out to all of you guys.
	You got a loyal supporter base, man.
	Shout out to all of them.
	Thanks for having Nick Fuentes on the show.
	Big shout out to you guys.
	Next event, Fuentes Rally 2 is on July 16th.
	Only on Cozy.tv.
	Yes, guys.
	Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Check him out.
	So happy to see Nick.
	Great.
	I always learn something when I'm with this guy.
	Follow Nick on Cozy.tv and Rumble and Nick J. Foyntes.
	Absolutely.
	He's on Rumble as well, guys.
	Yes.
	Go check him out on Rumble.
	W. Nick, hiding your power level.
	Love speech.
	And then we got that hoodie, Drippy Nick.
	Okay.
	Filippi J. goes NJF versus 10 Jewish women next.
	It'll be better than that.
	Don't worry.
	We love Nick.
	Okay.
	We'll probably bring some Jewish girls for y'all on Monday.
	Nick, you need to unretire Nick the Knife.
	Okay.
	Maxipino goes, yo, Nick, what's your favorite saint?
	And Norvo, Ordo, or TLM? Uh, St.
	George, my confirmation saint.
	And, uh, well, I'm like Novus Ordo.
	I'm post-trad.
	The TLM stuff's gotten out of control, I think.
	Fair enough.
	Uh, we got here, Scaifey, I suggest you bring infamous internet personality and friend and associate of Nick, Ethan Routh, on the show.
	He's seasoned with Cancel Culture and will excel with Girls Panel.
	Ask Nick, he can connect you.
	Who's that?
	Yeah.
	One of his homies, I guess?
	He's a legend.
	He's a Gamergate legend.
	And maybe I'll give you his number.
	Okay.
	Yo, Nick, what's the origin of the beef with John Doyle?
	I like the guy, but anyways, WStream.
	WNick.
	He attacked me.
	He attacked me on a Twitter space.
	So, I attacked him back.
	Good.
	For the frog.
	Dalmar goes, whoa, this is one of the problems, ethnic issues.
	Spain is in Europe.
	Southern Spain certainly does not look like Norway.
	A lot of peeps directly descended from Spain in mechs that kept bloodlines.
	Okay, fair enough.
	Fresh, don't lie, you love Nick, Christ is king.
	I don't hate anybody.
	Once again, like, we can agree to disagree.
	I just think, personally speaking, I don't promote doing what I do.
	Do what you want to do.
	I live my life, you live your life, and ultimately, I'm gonna fuck white holes.
	Keep ducking in the door.
	I'm gonna put white hoes in milk.
	I can't stop you yet.
	Next thing you know.
	I'm gonna put the white hoes.
	First gonna wake up.
	First gonna wake up.
	You're gonna see a Bernie cross and a bunch of niggas in white hoes.
	Fuckin' our white hoes, you know.
	Niggas gonna pull the rope out.
	It's time!
	It's time!
	Put on his shirt.
	I think I'm gonna shut on.
	Mine makes me go up here.
	Wait, what?
	Uh...
	I'm going to scream, BBC! BBC! You won't be able to when they hang you, bro.
	Alright, this is my first time tuning in to your guys' stream.
	You guys are killing it.
	We're an ammo dealer based out of Arizona.
	If any of you guys need ammo, use code FRESHERFIT at LashShotsAZ.com.
	Alright, man.
	Hey, man.
	You didn't clear that list, bro.
	What the fuck going on, man?
	Go get some ammo in Arizona, ninjas.
	Alright, guys.
	We got some lovely ladies here, so we're going to be back here.
	Chris, call it.
	1045.
	Chris, you got a white hood on?
	No, no, no.
	Just because Nick is here doesn't mean you got to be a white supremacist now.
	Listen, man.
	10.30, Chris.
	He got too excited.
	He saw Nick and he was like, oh shit, yes!
	I can finally show my racism.
	Alright, guys, we'll be right back here with Nick and some lovely ladies, man.
	We'll catch you guys back in a bit.
	And yo, check out Nick on cozy.tv slash Nick.
	Go support him over there, guys.
	We'll be back in a little bit.
	Peace!

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