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Lest we stray too far from our core mission, please enjoy here some accumulated condensed wisdom from the past three years of Full House right here at the top this week.
Before you complain about the state of the opposite sex, you better be damn sure you're in good shape with a respectable wardrobe and a confident, positive approach to dating.
Your choice of spouse is almost certainly the number one most important decision you'll ever make.
It can be the greatest gift of your life or your worst nightmare.
Abuse, addiction, and adultery are the three scarlet A's that are guaranteed to destroy a relationship.
So remember the fourth A, avoid them at all costs.
Marriage is a struggle and a full-time job.
It comes with highs, lows, and doldrums.
Stay together for the kids, if nothing else.
No one ever says, I wish we started having kids later.
No one ever says, I wish we had fewer kids.
And almost no one ever says, I wish my parents had aborted me.
Children are a form of immortality and a way to relive your own childhood.
Most people, if asked on their deathbed what their greatest pride and joy in life was, will answer, my children.
No, we won't win just by breeding, but it's a damn good start.
Your number one priority in parenthood is keeping your children safe, both physically and culturally.
Immunize them against society's evils to give them a fighting chance going forward.
Kids can be a giant pain in the ass, it's true, but they'll be grown up and out of the house before you know it.
And on that sad day when you find yourself with an empty nest, you'll give your left arm to have a full house of young joy and strugglers driving you crazy.
Our cause is the salvation of our race and the defeat of our enemies.
Strive to do something every day to advance it, no matter how seemingly small.
And finally, our cause is a marathon, not a sprint.
It's filled with great people, average people, and even a couple stinkers.
Don't let the inevitable lows knock you out of the game and preclude you from the just as inevitable victories.
All right, Mr. Producer, let's go on episode
139 of Full House, the world's most tardy show.
That's not retardy for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
Perhaps we'll see.
I am your imminently autumnally pensive host, Coast Coach Finstock.
I can hear the autumnal crickets in the background.
You know that time of year when it's just crickets and they're starting to get a little quieter and slower, and we are back with another two hours of heartfelt commentary.
Before we meet our extra patient birth panel this week, though, big thanks to JT, Adam, Matt, and Blind Dad for their kind support of the show this week.
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All right, enough of me.
Let's get on to our greats.
First up, he is fresh off a weekend marathon of networking, brotherhood, big families, and good times.
And he's still ready to go here on a Sunday night.
Sam, I am truly impressed.
Yes, sir.
Thanks, Coach.
Hey, when you said immunize, you didn't mean vaccinate, right?
In your monologue.
Certainly not.
Yeah.
Figurative immunization.
Is that like putting onions in your socks?
Oh, yes.
That's part of the cultural immunization.
Yes.
We're going to dedicate the show to the OQ, the onion question.
No.
It was a great weekend of camaraderie.
And especially I love to meet fans of the show.
And honestly, it's very humbling to talk with these guys.
First of all, the love that they have for us and the show, but just also the great conversation we have about families and everything.
We're talking about how when you're pining away trying to find that right woman and you want to start a family, don't think that that's the end of your journey.
That's just the start of your journey or your problem, so to speak.
Don't discourage the audience, Sam.
It's smooth sailing after that.
Yeah.
No, it's, you know, because our society is so toxic towards families that you really will feel like the odd man out and there will be a whole bunch of things that you can't do because of family kids.
You don't have any money because you're having kids and all that stuff.
So having a family is certainly a real trial.
And, you know, sometimes the, believe it or not, the husbands and the wives, they don't get along and all that stuff.
So you are because not too many people follow this family path, you end up feeling kind of alone in it.
But thanks to things like the show and getting together with guys like we did this weekend, you can feel it's normal to go through the struggles and things that we do.
But what a great renewal of personal energy to spend with all these comrades and having some drinks.
And we had a tug of war and we celebrated Oktoberfest and went hiking.
We went on a lot of hikes and I played a set of music, sang some songs.
And it was just great.
And I made this great connection with Hunter, who we're having on the show.
And you know, well, sorry.
That's all right.
He's somebody I saw the name around, but I, you know, and I didn't realize it was him.
And we met up and had a great time, great conversations.
And also, I just wanted to quickly say, because we didn't really talk too much since the NJP event, but the same for that experience as well.
Met a ton of people that were fans and it's so encouraging for our show to hear such good feedback from people who all have their little tale to tell of their goings on with family life and all that.
But one more thing quickly, I wanted to mention about our weekend this here just passed is all the families.
I'm talking not just the guys coming out, but husbands, wives, and kids.
I dare say there were almost as many kids at this event as there were adults.
And did they have a great time?
You know, when you're out in the great outdoors like we were, the kids have this sense of freedom because they can kind of run away a little bit from the parents.
So we can keep an eye on them, but they can feel a lot of autonomy out there as they go and play and explore.
Hell yeah.
Thank you, Sammy, baby.
I uh, two thoughts came to mind.
One, and not to go down the vax hole, but uh, in terms of immunizing your children, yes, due to the third world invasion, there are certain things that you probably do, in my opinion, want to immunize your children against physically.
And then the other thing, we're gonna have highs and lows on this show because there's been a lot of negativity out there and also a lot of like really great developments too.
But if I only, if I were only a white nationalist on the internet, and I don't even mean that disparagingly, there's plenty of guys out there who are that for one reason or another that are valid.
And I only saw the chat rooms and the infighting and the name-calling and stuff, I'd be tempted to wash my hands.
It's the events like you spoke of that keep you in it.
So I think there.
Yep.
All right.
Let's move on.
Thank you, Sammy Baby.
Next up, he has earned the right to crow yet again after another big NJP assembly and maybe even some judicial action out there in the world that could be attributed to our public pressure on some of these high-profile cases.
Smasher, welcome back, brother.
It is great to be back.
Great to be back.
Is this the first show we've done since I came back officially?
I haven't missed one since I said I was back, right?
No, we've been gone for two weeks, and I'll just get it out of the way.
You know, we took a little trip.
We didn't, I think I spoke earlier on the trip about how we went to the lake this year and somebody had an itch to just we had to get to the beach.
It was like a short trip.
And I had what would have been a really cool interview lined up with a prominent personality, but I think he got cold feet, which really kind of bummed me out because we do bend over backward here to keep our language clean and keep it wholesome.
But if you're honest about race and Jews, that's just a bridge too far sometime.
Anyway, but yeah, you haven't missed one.
See, I said I'd be back.
It was you that failed me.
Hey, we're here now.
Make it count.
So yeah, tell the audience, buddy.
Everybody knows you had the biggest turnout yet.
And that, you know, it went well, but give them some inside color or something they don't know about it or whatever you feel like addressing here at the top.
Oh, man.
You gave me warning about it and I still haven't managed to think.
All right, so we'll do that.
Yeah.
What comes to mind first when you think back to it, other than lots of friends and good spirits?
Okay, well, so this isn't quite inside baseball.
Not maybe not necessarily something that would tempt you into coming.
But for me, having gone to not only just NJP events, but lots of other large gatherings, relatively large gatherings, you know, TRS events, just getting invited to things, stuff with the AFA, et cetera, right?
I've met so, so, so many people.
I mean, at this point, I'm pretty comfortable saying I'm probably close to, you know, between five and ten thousand people I've met individually.
You know, yep.
And having this event, the 400-person event, I'd wager that 60% or more of the attendees were people I have never met.
Right.
A lot of first-time people.
A lot of first-time people.
And, but that being said, the people that weren't there that have come to other events are still around and have been to multiple events as well.
So here's truly.
Yeah.
Right.
To me, that says that we are growing, but not only are we growing, but we have people that have been interested and agree with us, but haven't been convinced to come out and do anything that are now being convinced to come out and do something.
Sure.
And it sounds like it was a good one for the first timers, too, to jump in the fullest pool ever.
Yeah.
So it's really, really invigorating.
And so I guess that's some inside baseball, not necessarily an attraction that you could come and enjoy, but from the kind of bird's eye view of what is going on in white nationalism, you know, that's a that's it's significant, I guess.
You know, and none of these new people were, yeah, none of them were spotted talking into their shirts, uh, looking down in a corner either, so far as we know.
Yeah, sorry, I knocked on wood.
I haven't had to tackle anybody.
Well, I mean, if they have, if they have a mic or something, we'll find it.
I promise.
Yeah.
We, we wand people and we got wands now and everything.
It's cool.
So it's just like, oh, yeah, just go to, why go to the airport?
Just go to NJP.
No, I'm getting.
We probably have better security than the airport because we don't let niggers do our security.
Yeah.
No, yeah.
TSA has had people sneaking past things in massive quantities.
All right, we'll move on.
Thank you, big guy.
And we got plenty of time to go over all of the big auto issues of the day.
He is a fierce no BS taskmaster online.
That's true.
And he is a big, old, kind, softy IRL.
Also, true.
Rolo, was that kind enough for you, my friend?
I'm wondering what the angle is here.
What are you dying?
We're all dying a day at a time, brother.
Oh, gosh.
Well, it feels great to be back.
I feel like we haven't done a show since we were all supporting Trump.
Yep.
Is that all you got?
You had two weeks and you just wanted to, you know, say you missed the show.
Yeah, I always keep it brief.
I'm not here to eat up everyone's time.
Come on.
Good, good.
Bless you.
Something you're good for.
All right.
Finally, our very special guest.
He's been in the cause for years, is one of our most level-headed and hardest-working guys.
And he is someone I have come to respect the hell out over the past couple years.
Hunter, bless you for gracing Sam's home with your company and welcome to Full House, big guy.
Thanks, Coach.
That's a nice compliment.
I genuinely do appreciate that.
Long time listener, first time guest.
I love to hear it.
Lead on us, fatherhood or excuse me, ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status.
Okay, so I'm pretty much English, Scottish, Irish, German.
Just throw those in a blender.
That's me.
Pretty much so consider myself really though American.
I mean, I can trace my lineage back.
My first ancestor came here in 1611, actually.
Religion, I'm Christian.
Dare I say actually evangelical?
I know a lot of people think that that seems to mean that you're like a Zionist, but obviously not because I'm on this podcast.
But all it basically means is spreading the gospel of Jesus.
Do you go to a big stadium every Sunday, Hunter?
No, no, it's not.
It's not a mega church that I attend to by any means.
At fatherhood status, I am unfortunately not a dad just yet, but that may change.
All right.
Good stuff.
Yeah, I may ask you a little bit about evangelical Christianity and whether it deserves the bad rap.
I suspect it does to a large extent.
And then, of course, there's plenty of good ones too.
But Hunter, we'll give you top billing here.
You are plugged into a strong and active network.
We'll just call it a group of people doing impressive stuff behind the scenes.
And also, you came up to Sam's Neck of the Woods for this epic thing over the past weekend.
So go ahead.
Sound interesting, intelligent, charming, and funny all at once.
It's all yours.
Sure.
Well, it was basically just the, you know, the word goes out through the greater networks that there's going to be an Oktoberfest celebration in this particular city.
This group's hosting it.
And I had the ability to take time off work and travel.
And I went and observed everything that they have going on there.
And it was, I'm happy to report it's exactly what my local group has.
A lot of families, a lot of kids.
And it's basically, you know, it's just normal people, normal people gathering together, you know, meeting up, trying to meet up more regularly.
I gave some of the guys in this group ideas on how you can set a schedule, you know, just make one of your monthly meetups, just go to the gym, work out for two hours, find a gym that's got like a decent day rate, go there, work out for two hours, go get some dinner afterwards, make that a monthly meetup.
But it was really, really good to see because it's often, I told people this, it's like, look, you guys are up here in Illinois and Wisconsin, and we've got the same thing going down in Texas right now.
This is really good stuff.
So you're not alone by any means.
And it's a big tent too, from what I understand.
Actually, where you're about and, you know, up around Sam, I think a lot of people have a misconception that you have to join a formal group to get plugged into this thing or, you know, there's greater risk or you have to commit to some sort of, well, you know, dues or whatnot.
But that's not the case.
And you guys both in your different areas of the country have a big tent of men who are casuals and members, official members of other groups.
And somehow it all still works and there's not too many pissing matches.
Is that fair?
Oh, yeah.
I mean, we, you know, as I had this conversation with people in Sam's group, I've had it with you name it.
I mean, there are so many different paths to get to the same like kind of destination where we're at, you know, when how we see the world as this.
There's so many different paths that people take to get here.
And often it's really difficult to not give up while you're on that path because you think, man, what if I, what if I really am like alone in this?
Or what if there's only like a handful of other people, but just, you know, stay with it.
I mean, it's the, I've learned it throughout my life that showing up really, it sounds cliche, but it's so true.
Showing up is like 50% of the battle.
Yep.
And as those networks get bigger too, another thing that's talked about a lot is, oh, well, and I've said this myself too, it's easy to get together and have a friend group and even organize further past that.
What's really tough is taking that and turning it into something actionable that actually starts to influence things.
And you can go the NJP route, which is big picture and political and hard-hitting, or you can do the sort of subtle behind the scenes networking and even, dare I say, you know, power node concentration and building.
Somebody was talking about running for office the other day and the answer I saw was, I think, from one of your guys.
He said, you want to run for office?
Spend five years on the ground getting to know all of the power players and the power nodes in your county or town or whatever it may be.
find out who holds the purse strings, who makes the calls and who has sway and work your way into that if you're actually serious.
Now, of course, if you're loaded and have a big name or have the rhetorical skills of one of the greats, then maybe you can just jump in and make a splash and make a go of it.
But the reality is that a lot of the stuff to move things forward is long, hard, not particularly gratifying slogs behind the scenes.
Tough love.
No, I think a lot of guys, like guys who flame out, they just, I don't think they can really envision, or even if they can, they just can't accept that like, you know, on so many levels, like people have to be willing to put in the kind of work that they may not see a payoff for in their lifetime.
They just got to have faith that they're getting it done.
They're building it brick by brick.
And an example here, I was at a civic event, I'll just say, recently, and I happened to have two good, like-minded buddies who were there.
And we were just chatting on the sidelines.
And another guy came up, just introduced himself.
And we sort of continued, we were inclusively chatting with him, not even intentionally throwing out dog whistles.
And before you knew it, sure as hell, this guy was showing us, you know, righteous memes from his phone and, you know, got to know him, said, we'll see you around.
They're out there in the wild now.
It actually took me aback.
At first, I was like, who are you?
You're coming up and instantly jumping into this conversation.
Guy we had never met before, but he had his kids there and seemed like a good dude.
So take that as a positive.
I did want to transition lest the audience think we're glad handing them or gilding the lily with the good news, preaching the good news and the gospel, speaking of evangelicism.
But there is also, I like to think that I have my finger on the pulse of things.
There is so much negative energy out there.
Smasher, I know, has seen it.
Rolo revels in it.
Sam transcends it.
But, you know, and maybe I'm even guilty of stoking it a little bit because I am a moth to flame for spicy controversial issues of the day.
This man added Alex McNabb to his chat.
And I don't, and I don't regret it.
I don't regret it either.
Let it be known.
Example one, I put out a poll on Telegram.
We're not going to do like Telegram weekend review here, but it was a sincere question.
I see all the time from the Christian nationalism circles, Christ is king.
All glory to God, sort of like a closing tagline, you know, instead of hail victory or 14 words or whatever.
And that sticks in my craw.
It actually irritates me.
We talked about Christian nationalism previous on the show.
So I just put out a poll and said, like, does this actually motivate you, inspire you to work harder to struggle for greatness?
And, you know, guys thought that that was stoking anti-Christian sentiment, which of course was produced in the comment zone.
I said, I'm seeing, and it was like 30% yes, 70% no, both private and then in the public thing.
So there, there you go.
From our cross-section, what we have our fingers on, it's, you know, overwhelmingly no, that doesn't really butter my bread.
And so we'll start with that one.
Like, just because you ask a question, just because you touch on religion and then a flame war starts in the comment zone doesn't mean you're a bad actor.
And it's really on all of you out there to make just you can make you can make arguments without being nasty and everybody can see you being nasty there.
And it and it's a negative energy.
And I was like, oh, do I regret doing that?
Look at look what you started, coach.
You started a flame war.
And I'm like, no, not really.
I'm always going to ask questions.
I'm not going to shy away from things just because they might start infighting.
But somebody jump on that, this sort of eagerness to like jump at each other's throats and instantly start attribute, you know, attributing bad faith.
Well, this really makes me angry because it's like you can disagree with people without being a total faggot about it.
Right.
And so the issue is that, you know, people start saying, oh, you're a bad actor, this, that, the other.
And it goes beyond whatever.
It becomes stupid, gay, personal arguments that don't go anywhere and then actually cause division.
And it's like, bro, why can't you just like have a disagreement about things?
But people also, and I think it's a big problem with just being like primarily on the internet is that people are extremely disingenuous about the way that they interpret things and what people say.
And I'm not like, I'm not trying to sub-tweet anybody specifically.
It's just you, I see it from, you know, all sides of every argument.
People talking past each other and arguing past each other.
I've seen people argue for hours that agree on something just because they want to argue and they're not understanding that they actually agree with each other just based on the way that they're wording what they're saying.
And it's like, I want to hit people.
Yeah.
And you see, you have to be so angry.
You can get in pissing contests online, but so many people have met you and know that you're like a jolly Irishman that you're immune.
You have a shield around you.
And Sam probably has the glow too.
Rolo, we always attribute bad intent and bad faith, but go ahead, Sam.
Well, yeah, that bad reaction, it kind of suggests like some kind of real lack of care for your fellow man.
You know, if I've been in these things, even with our pool party, more towards the beginning, when I was getting to know people and things like that, where, yeah, you touch on this thing.
Okay, I'm a Christian and somebody else is not.
And we maybe have our back and forth.
But, you know, my number one thing is I want to win that person over so that they can say to themselves, well, whatever I'm thinking about Christianity and history and things like that, I really like this guy, Sam, because we're relating and we're talking and really making like some progress together as people.
And I speak with people that way because I really care about them.
And if I could win them over in some way or make some point with them, great.
But also as a Christian, you have to admit the way things look right now.
So I start talking to somebody and they're not a Christian.
I mean, how strong can you come on with the message?
Because like you said with your poll, you put that phrase out there, you know, and I answered yes, that does inspire me, just for the record, coach.
Fair enough.
But that's because I'm taking it a certain way.
But in another sense, maybe I could answer it doesn't really inspire me because that exact couple of phrases there could be used by the enemy just as much.
You know, the idea of Christianity has been so diluted, right?
And where, you know, the homosexuals, they praise Jesus too, you know?
So as a Christian, you have to, before you expect everyone else to appreciate our religion or even join it, you have to admit that every single Christian denomination and church will marry a Negro to a white woman.
Right.
No question about it.
And so to somebody who's being very objective, of course they would be anti-Christian.
Now, as a Christian, I would make other arguments to say why it's important.
And despite all of the points one way and the other and the dismissing of Christianity in different ways, the question keeps coming up around and around.
So we can make some kind of final decision.
Yes, we've defeated the Christian argument.
We're not going to be Christians.
But in another generation, it's going to come up again because that's how history has been.
And that's where I would make the argument in favor of Christianity, that yes, there's bad things going on now and for a long time, really, but also the message of Christianity is direly important and it will keep coming back up.
So we cannot afford to dismiss it completely.
Back in the day, I was a big supporter of war, white Aryan resistance with Tom Metzger.
You might be surprised at that, but they were very explicitly very anti-Christian and had a whole bunch of arguments that I would disagree with and argue about.
But that doesn't mean we didn't see eye to eye on a whole bunch of other things too.
So that's my perspective is Christianity has always been there.
And it's going to, those same questions will keep coming up.
But certainly I can sympathize with the person who might be, in fact, very anti-Christian and with good reasons and good evidence that they could point to.
And there you go, Sam.
I wanted to say that honest, humble, yet still confident sort of characterizes your, dare I say it, evangelicizing for Christianity.
And it has been the most effective rhetoric that I've heard or seen that makes me more sympathetic, friendly, supportive of Christianity.
But it's not just about that.
There's a lesson there for people arguing online that, you know, you don't get places.
And I was going to ask the question, is it even worthwhile to argue online?
People already have their minds made up and they're just looking to flex on people or spam chats or whatever.
And it's tempting to say, no, it's not worth it because it's counterproductive and it never goes anywhere.
But you know that's not true.
And you know, I know that people have changed their opinions based on argumentation that is honest, come across like you're dealing straight dope and you're humble, realizing that you may be wrong or there may be certain flaws.
Russia is not the fourth Reich, but I don't think that it is mongrel Jew land.
And then also, you have to be strong and confident.
And plenty of guys have changed their opinions on crucial questions from the JQ to race to anything else based on honest good dealing.
Our enemies wouldn't be censoring the internet and shutting down our websites and banning our accounts and everything if it wasn't effective.
Hunter, you are a good, like I know we've met, but we haven't spent a lot of time together, IRL.
You seem like a good and decent Christian man for whom this big headache of the cause is often enough to make you pull your hair out.
Have you been ever tempted to wash your hands of it with all the BS that I'm sure you've had to deal with?
No, no, I mean, because ultimately the people I've met in this movement are some of the best people I ever met.
I mean, it's it, I think it's, I think it's a Sam Dixon saying, I mean, in this movement, you meet a lot of really great people, but you meet some terrible people.
But I've met so many just wonderful people that I'd drop anything for.
And look, I am firm in my faith, and that's what's important to me.
And, you know, I try to, I try to preach my, you know, fellow guys in my lodge about it in my chapter, whatever you want to call it, pool party, whatever.
I, you know, because I tell them, look, man, we may not get to see, you know, quote unquote total errant victory in our lifetime.
That doesn't, I don't want you to miss out on spending, you know, the next life with me in heaven.
And I'm a firm believer in my faith.
But ultimately, I think guys, I really do think a lot of people in the movement will get caught up on, yeah, we can all make fun of the Pope for, you know, washing migrants' feet and not taking a stand against the waves of immigrants.
We can all laugh at the Presbyterian church with all their transgender rainbow flags all over the place.
But churches themselves are still, and I'll tell this to everyone, they're still kind of the last opportunity that you can have to network with people in your community and get to know people.
Now, that's not the primary reason you should attend church.
You should attend church to be saved by Jesus Christ.
But I mean, churches really are the opportunity for our guys to get out there and to network.
And yes, to find women.
And those are benefits of it.
That's not the primary reason.
But Sam, I'm sure you've known plenty of people that you've met throughout church that later down the road, you've, you know, you've done business deals with them or helped them out.
And they're not necessarily someone you bring around, you know, a meeting of our guys, but they're still great people.
Sure, absolutely.
Hunter, I assume that you have met like the worst of cucks as well as like rock solid R guys, either at your church or in your religious travels.
I mean, it's one of those things where you're going to.
Oh, yeah.
It's a big pool.
It's a big pool to fish from.
You're going to have a lot of great catches and a lot of ones that you just throw back immediately.
For sure.
Sure.
There's guys at church that can't get over the Israeli question.
They can't seem to realize that Israel in the Bible is not Israel, the state that was recognized in 1948.
It's kind of a mental block for them.
But there's always a way to, you know, to crack those things.
I mean, the U.S. Liberty is one of the easiest ones.
But no, there are people that will frustrate you at church, just like there's people in our own networks that will frustrate us.
I mean, just like anything else in life.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, we expect perfection and for everybody to be a total gentleman and be on our side for 100% of the arguments.
And then when they're not, we either get sad or mad or in some cases, brush it off and move forward.
Before we get too far, I wanted to ask you, Hunter, when I think of evangelical Christianity, I think of George W. Bush.
I think of neocons.
I think of that meme.
If you remember in the W years where it was cultural and family matters that were really the storm that was going to make Republicans entrenched in power for years.
And then, of course, it was Iraq and all the flaws of neoconservatism that brought it down.
And I think of big mega churches and not Tony Robbins, but the other one with the squinny eyes who had the money hidden in the wall.
What's his name?
Joel Austin.
Good Joel Austin, great speaker.
Yeah.
But he really is.
One weekend, like my wife and I woke up in a hotel room and we popped on the TV and Joel was there and we just sat and sort of marveled at he gave us a warm fuzzy glow, even though we weren't necessarily buying it.
We're like, that guy's got game.
He made us feel special.
Why does it get a bad rap?
Does it deserve it?
And are you evangelicizing for other people to join your faith?
Well, I think it gets a bad rap, deservedly so for the things that you've listed out.
And I think a lot of people in our movement automatically, because of these snake oil salesmen like John Hagee, think that, oh, you must be a Zionist too, or you must support Israel.
So I mean, it certainly has tarnished its own reputation.
Frankly, though, I mean, evangelical really, what it's kind of become, though, are non-denominational churches that technically you can't call them mega churches because they're not, you know, these large campus-sized churches.
There are some, but I really think because I've gone to Catholic Mass with some of my Catholic friends in the movement.
I've gone to, I've gone to one Orthodox service with one guy.
And I've even gone to a Protestant denominational church that still had a pretty good conservative pastor.
And I just think that the future, the church is going to be strongest in these conservative, Catholic, Orthodox, and what remaining Protestant denominations are still there that still have a solid pastor.
But they're really going to be really, really strong in evangelical, small evangelical, non-denominational churches because that's where, like on my church, you go there.
There's a lot of young people.
The pews are full.
I just, I really personally, on a personal note, like I was raised Presbyterian, but having seen how that denomination was so easily corrupted by the homosexual agenda,
I mean, it really does break my heart because the Presbyterian church in the town I grew up in is a beautiful church, but it's, I mean, there's like 20 people there in this church that could easily hold 500 people.
Literally, it's that bad.
So it does break my heart, but I just, it did still give me a solid foundation.
One that I later in life came back, came back to that foundation.
But I kind of lost my train of thought on that.
But no, overall, I just like, just go to church is my recommendation.
And if you don't like it, you know, try a different one.
It there is, you know, don't feel ashamed.
Shop around.
Yeah, if you, if you got to go church shopping, that is a thing.
And you may not like every single thing.
And yeah, you may see something, you know, congregation members that you don't like, but it's, it is what it is.
You have to make the best out of it.
Smasher, what would you guess is the composition of the stinkers on the internet?
Because it's fashionable to attribute them all as Israeli agents or FBI agents intentionally stirring the pot.
I would ballpark it as about one-third young kids on the internet who seize on something and then sort of voluntarily enlist in a, in a brigade.
And then a third are probably like our guys who are just bitter and nasty about everything and just negative toward anyone and anybody who has a microphone, maybe because they used to or they haven't gotten one up yet.
And then maybe a third or less are actual bad actors who are maybe being paid to sew division.
That's just my guess.
I don't have any kind of good numbers, but yeah, there's a good quantifying.
There's a good chunk of people that are like just butthurt about something, whether they're mad at like TRS or they're mad at some personal disagreement that they had with somebody that might not even, you know, be anybody, but people just are weird and they get into fights and it all just spirals out of control and whatever.
Like there is a good chunk of people that are like that, or that happened and then they're, they're just blackpilled.
They're not even like holding a grudge or anything.
They're just like depressed about, oh, I got in a fight with some of my internet friends.
And so now the white race is going to die.
It's like, okay, whatever, homie.
But my general concept is that it doesn't require a large amount of people to poison a well.
You know, if there's, if, if everybody gets their water from three different wells, well, you only need three people to poison the wells.
And really, you could probably just poison one of the wells, or one person could poison all three wells.
You know, it doesn't take a large, you know, they don't need 10,000 FBI agents in forums trying to sow division and stuff.
It just takes a couple of people that are pretty good at it.
And so that's, you know, I don't like calling people feds, but I do like the saying that whether somebody is a fed or a retard, the end result is the same.
Yeah.
And that's another thing that, you know, if I see somebody acting like a retard on the internet, I'll just straight up ask them, you know, are you a fed or are you retarded?
I'm not going to accuse you specifically of either one.
I'll let you choose which one you are.
But you have to be one of them because that's the only reason why you'd be acting the way that you're acting.
And okay, maybe you're not retarded.
You're ignorant.
But now that you've been given the proper information or been defeated in the argument or whatever, and now you are continuing to cause these problems and like tripling down as people dogpaw you for being a retard and you continue to do it.
What's your end goal here?
Are you retarded or are you purposefully trying to cause problems?
You know, yeah, right.
It's like, it's like Down syndrome, yes, meme.
I'm sorry that's mean to Down syndrome people, you know, but it's like, are you, are you retarded or are you a fed?
Yeah.
You know, end result is the same, but it doesn't take a lot of feds in order to activate all of the retards that are out there.
Yeah.
There's a lot more retards than feds.
It's, it struck me as hilarious that, you know, we have no more brother wars as a righteous meme.
And now, of course, there is a brother war raging in Europe and the online fracas is just as bad.
You know, I stirred the pot again.
I think my sentiments on Russia-Ukraine have been expressed enough on the show, but I got set off by seeing a picture of Zelensky being guarded by a soldier with a toten comp on his backpack.
And I just said, listen, like, you know, the rhetoric that comes out of Russia does suck.
Like, I recognize all the anti-Nazi stuff, anti-racist stuff, not even to crack the Dugan nut, like is definitely put some cognitive dissonance out there.
But if you look at the bigger picture, like you understand why Russia is doing that and you can understand why so many of our guys, myself included, have a damn hard time, you know, siding with Ukraina when you've got supposed supposed Nazis guarding a Jew who's willfully leading his people to slaughter and is actually like the number one priority of our enemies is for Ukraine to beat Russia.
Like nobody would be happier than that.
All of which is to say that when it came, I was like, I looked at the comment zone the other day and there's like 1,000 comments on Russia-Ukraine and it's the same sort of stuff, just like with Christians versus no Christian gang, pro-Russians versus pro-Ukrainians, just at each other's throats with the same argumentation.
On both sides, we're guilty of it.
And it's just like, yeah, like no more, like we like to think that we're going to reach Valhalla one day or some ideal where we're all on the same side, having beers and agreeing to disagree on things.
But thus far, we're far from it.
Rolo, you've been quiet so far.
Have you put your hand up?
I see you've got your wife beater on and you do actually look like Derek Vineyard there a little bit.
I wanted to ask Hunter, you seem to be, sir, if it's not unfair for me to say, more Russia sympathetic than the average WN, and you're also no dummy.
Got to ask, like, why is that?
How did you come to that conclusion or outlook?
Well, I'm of the position that my the biggest enemy that we have is the United States government.
Now, yes, that's world jury, but let's be real.
The United States government is, you know, the United States government is seeking to exterminate our race.
And if it can be defeated in a proxy war and lose like its military prowess, I think as an American, that is good for me.
Now, I understand, I sympathize with Ukrainians who don't want their country invaded.
You know, there's, I'm not like a foreign expert, you know, a foreign policy expert anywhere close to the level that you are, Coach, but I just look at it from that simple metaphor.
I think what the humiliation of the United States government is really what's best for the American people at this time, the loss of legitimacy.
I mean, I do understand Russia doesn't, you know, Russia does kind of have the right to not have NATO countries on their border.
I mean, NATO should have, I mean, this is a really old talking point, but NATO was founded to oppose the Soviet Union.
Soviet Union went away, what, 91, 92?
I mean, but NATO is still around.
I mean, even if you assume the worst, the worst, like gross mischaracterizations of Russia or the Russian people or the Russians' intent, you would still have to grant that they have an argument to be made for, yes, not wanting to have a massive nuclear, because Zelensky was talking about putting nukes in Ukraine as a result of conflict in the Donbass.
You could say, oh, he was just bullshitting or whatever, but one does not bullshit about new nuclear arms placements right under Russia's soft belly, but we have covered that a bunch.
Rolo, seriously, you like to tangle.
And I do have to tease, we got some hate mail this week.
A listener wrote in with a long screen.
I won't name who he is, even though he put his name and he's retired military.
He doesn't deserve to be named, but I am just saving all my energy for that.
Serious question for you, brother.
You've been in the middle of many a fracas, a disagreement, a conflict, and you're still here.
And I remember when I asked you to come on the show or somebody suggested you come on the show and we were talking about, you know, some of the details.
And you're like, hey, man, I'm just, I'm here to save the white race and I'd be happy to help.
And that still sticks with me today sincerely, my friend.
Yeah, I want to win.
I don't want to win arguments.
I want our people to win.
Sometimes I just, let's just say my patience has its limits.
And then I just have to jump in and let some stupid people know because there are a lot of stupid people on the internet and they deserve to get their proverbial ass kicked on the internet.
So they'll either stop acting like that or they'll go away because a racist on the internet is not a white nationalist.
Like you're not just like you say some gamer words or you say, I hate Israel.
That does not make you a white nationalist.
And picking fights over stupid shit and willing to burn bridges with your brothers shows what your priorities are.
You're just an asshole.
And this is the only community that will to an extent tolerate you.
So I just have a problem with people like that.
Sure.
And I've seen a lot.
Yeah.
Go ahead, Sam, please.
Well, yeah, you got to confront such a person in a way, but at the same time, just like the quote from Sun Tzu in Art of War, you leave your opponent a way to retreat, you know, because we ultimately want the person on our side.
So you can try to argue with them that way to, you know, leave them the leave, leave them a path.
But finally, when you have somebody who's very toxic, whether it's IRL or something in the posting, you got to cut that person out of your life.
You know, it's just there's, there's no going forward with somebody like that.
That's a, that person is cancer.
Yeah.
And perhaps I'm giving too much credit or giving too much airtime to bad faith actors, but another thing that I've seen going around a lot lately is, oh, you're not going to save the white race with your podcast, either talking about Star Trek as the TRS thing or we're just, you know, a click.
I'll talk about Star Trek.
You're just, no, please, God, no.
You're just a podcaster, to which I would say, you know, I've done a lot more than just podcasting, but let's assume that I was just a podcaster.
You're right.
That is.
Well, hold on for a second.
Okay.
Hold on.
There are people that actually think this is all we do.
They think we do not do anything else.
That's the ridiculous thing.
I mean, I'm not kidding.
They really think that.
They really think that we are just podcasters.
We do not do anything else.
We don't do anything else.
You ask them about Charlottesville and Deer in the Headlights.
They think because their whole life is being an internet spurg, that that must be your whole life too.
They can't even fathom going out and forming communities.
That's why I say an online racist is not a white nationalist.
I've raised tens of thousands of dollars for people in this thing.
I mean, for one person, almost $50,000 specifically was me.
I'm just a guy on a podcast, right?
Like, Spencer gave me 50K of free labor.
Arthur Cauley created 50,000 of kids.
Yes.
Arthur Cauley is going to be in jail for the rest of his life.
They don't have the death penalty.
Who's Arthur Coley for the audience?
He is the black fella that killed Jupiter Paulson.
So prior to our protest, the NJP's protest, Cauley was granted every request that was filed, including when he messed up his first insanity plea because they make you take a test.
He messed it up and they requested a second one and it was granted.
And then after the NJP protest, it was revoked and every single motion that they filed after that was denied.
Yeah.
Yep.
So just magic, and I've seen people, well, you can't prove that the NJP had anything to do with that.
Okay, sure.
In theory, you can't ever prove any form of correlation and causation is true, right?
Just because blacks commit 50% of violent crime in the United States and they're only 13% of the population.
Well, you can't say that black people are responsible for that just because it correlates, right?
Like, oh, even if the NJP could be aware of that.
That whole thing is bullshit.
Right.
Even if the NJP could be proven to have influenced that for the better, the way you described, I could see that same person saying, you're not going to save our race by one verdict against Arthur Cauley.
Yeah, that's true.
That's like saying, okay, I have a job every day.
Oh, Sam, you're not going to save the world by having a job and going to it every day.
One thing is going to save the white race.
Not the NJP, not this show.
We're all saving it together as doing a whole bunch of things.
Exactly.
Just because you salted down a brick doesn't mean that you put down a brick.
Okay, the house isn't going to be built just because you put down a brick.
Come on.
But joking aside, all of these things work in tandem with each other.
And these people that make these stupid claims, they don't understand that because they are miserable loners.
And they're attracted to this because there are a lot of podcasts on this side that do use angry inflammatory language and it makes them feel something.
And then they gravitate here.
They don't belong here.
In the same vein, I see people getting mad for other people, right?
Somebody will say something talking about this one thing about a person that, you know, somebody likes or whatever.
And then the person that likes the person that's being talked about gets really mad and starts fights about it.
Meanwhile, the other, the person that was actually the one getting talked about is like, oh, I didn't, I didn't even know that that was happening.
Why are people fighting about this?
I'm not mad about it.
And it's even the great.
So what's wrong with you that you are starting fights on behalf of other people?
Like that's the same thing that like libtards do for niggers.
It's it's oh my bismarck had a great quote and back to you know what you're doing is inadequate.
Whatever you're doing is always inadequate to some people.
And I guess why I wanted to do wanted to air this dirty laundry was because I'm as always it's like through my eyes.
I'm like, I can't be alone in this and like seeing all this bullshit and get a little bit discouraged.
Now I've developed the scar tissue over the over seven years to not be like, oh, that's it.
I'm tired.
I can't handle this anymore.
Just like, you know, same day ends in why.
But two points.
One, even if we were to grant your premise that all you are is a podcaster, or all you do is host a party with speeches every once in a while, or all you do is create propaganda.
That is better than 99% of our people out there who are either oblivious to our demise, are complicit in it, or are just watching it from the sidelines.
And that was one of my 10 points: you have to do something.
And another little, you know, reminder for people.
And the great Bismarck, the Iron Chancellor, had this quote.
He was, you know, basically the hand on the tiller of one of the greatest states of European history.
He said, We do not create the trends or the paths of history, something to that effect.
We merely ride on them and attempt to steer them.
And that reminds me of what we're doing.
No, we do not have the power today.
We may not ever have the power, truth be told, to simply decree the way things are going to be and snap our fingers and make them right.
But we are influencing minds, we are steering people.
And lest any of the detractors out there disagree, there are certifiably attested more white children in the world from loving parents in America and overseas who attribute that to this show.
Oh, yeah.
So I wanted to give credit to the show.
People got married or people who had kids or had more kids.
I mean, it's dating again, even if it's just getting dating again.
Sure, dating it.
Yeah, all that.
I will never be satisfied on my desktop, but I will be happy about that.
Yep.
You're just a podcaster.
You just get people together and give speeches and have a party.
It's like, well, we have thousands of people that listen to this podcast.
There are tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people that are listening to white nationalist podcasts.
And like, and you're saying that that's a bad thing.
Like, you, you, Mr. Internet racist, supposedly want white nationalism to spread, but you are mocking people.
No parties.
Yep.
Do podcasts.
Right.
Like, you can't getting 400 people together in a room and giving a speech is stupid because the white race isn't saved already.
Like, oh, okay.
Well, what's your plan to like save the white race then?
How are you going to tell everyone what they're doing is not going to save the white race?
That's their plan.
Two to three man groups, highly trusted only.
That's that's it.
Hunter says he's got something to contribute to this discussion.
Oh, first time for everything, Hunter.
Sorry, no, you're not wrong.
Sorry, I mixed up my guess here.
Yep.
I would say when it comes to the arguing online, look, I've done my fair share of casting stones from a glasshouse, but like stop, like, try.
I don't want to say get offline totally, but like, stop being so online.
Like, there's only so much like outrage porn that you can consume before it just becomes like the same thing over and over.
And it really has no effect.
Like, stop arguing about stupid stuff for, yeah, I don't want to swear, but like, so many guys just get angry about very, very tiny stuff.
And look, I've done it too, but at the end of the day, like, this is about saving our race.
And if you're just, if you're spending all your time mad online, you're, you're just doing it wrong.
Yeah, you're pissing away.
Attend your own self-interest.
Attend an IRL event because this, what this person is worried about, oh, that's not going to save our race.
If you attend IRL events like in these past couple weekends that I have, there would be no doubt in your mind that we are going to win.
The when and the how, yeah, I have no idea, but but the energy among our people right now, it's undeniable.
Two quick anecdotes here to stiffen people's spines too.
One bad, one good.
I got a voicemail from a guy, I don't know, within the past month, and he left the movement for one reason or the other.
We won't go into details, but it was basically like, hey, man, you know, just seeing how you're doing.
And the gist, the TLDR was, I just want to let you know how nice my life is now that I'm not involved anymore.
And it was a sort of subtle, I believe, like, give it all up, coach.
It's not worth the juice, ain't worth the squeeze, you know, just go back to enjoying your life and not getting involved in the movement as such.
And it actually really pissed me off.
Coward, that guy.
There you go.
Bleep that one, please, Rolo.
And the other one, there's a lot of people out there in this situation.
I met up one of the best people I know in my life and totally our guy.
And he just literally does not have the time to do much because of work and home responsibilities.
Believe it or not, those people do exist out there.
I see you listening and go, oh, yeah, I'm that guy.
I'm too busy and have too many kids to get involved.
Sam is furrowing his brow.
But if that's the case, and our great Smasher has said this before, we know that there are people out there who can't spend a lot of time online.
They can't get away on weekends to go hang out with the bros.
You figure out your way to contribute, whether you just want to be a donor or whether you just want to do something else on the side, even if it's just in normie land, good deeds.
For God's sake, go pick up trash in your neighborhood and beautify your neighborhood.
I think it was Mark Collett had something where the patriotic alternative guys just went and the cops or the local, whatever they call them, the Brits, the trash cleaners weren't cleaning up a corner.
Patriotic alternative sprung to action and boom, the glass was gone from some shattered bus stop.
Stuff like that.
You'll feel better.
You'll be doing good work and it's not going to save the world.
It's not going to give us total Aryan victory overnight.
But those little things, they do add up.
It builds credibility.
It doesn't build credibility by saying it that way.
Credibility.
Street crib.
Street crib.
Street crib is going to go.
Street credibility.
You know what I'm saying?
People, people really lose that battle.
Rolo has a friend in the studio.
Go ahead, Smasher.
My roommate.
It says Daryl on his driver's license, but he swears it's D-Rell.
D-Royl.
We'll talk to D-Row later.
Go ahead, Smasher.
Well, I was just going to say that people really undervalue credibility in these like small acts.
Well, just Operation White Christmas, two years in a row.
NJP has sponsored it and coordinated it and whatever.
And we have helped a ton of people.
We've had people reach out that are like, yeah, you guys help me out.
And now I've just been involved ever since because it was like, I was an enjoyer.
And now here I am actively participating because I see that there's actually something there.
You know, it kind of sounds cynical, but you do kind of have to, you know, get a buy-in for people.
You know, people want to get something out of it.
And it's not purely like a material benefit or money or anything like that.
People just need to feel like they're getting something out of whatever it is that you're doing.
And that's true of everything, not just in white nationalism.
People don't join organizations that they don't get anything out of typically.
Even if it's like charity, they get to write that money off on their taxes.
Sure.
People want to get something out of whatever they're contributing to.
And credibility goes a long way.
And it doesn't have to be like all the black people, the NJP forcibly removed all the black people in this neighborhood.
Now it's nice and clean.
It's like, okay, the NJP facilitated kids getting Christmas presents.
That, you know, is ultimately just as important from the, you know, bird's eye view.
Just trying to buy curry favor with the next generation.
We see through your transparent scam there.
It's a grift.
Yeah.
And news flash people.
Everyone in your life at one point or another, your mother, your father, your best friend, your spouse, except for the full house birth panel will let you down at one point or another in your life.
That's life.
People are fallible.
They make mistakes.
Sometimes they even go in spirals or they, you know, have bad months, years, and they still might be good people in the end working toward the same direction.
So I don't know if that was a helpful assessment of things and a parsing of all these realities.
They're kind of grim realities that we have to deal with on a daily basis, but keep them in mind.
Teaser for the second half, we've got our fun, Nasty Graham, got a serious question about a guy from a guy who got doxed, lost his job, and Wifey is threatening to leave.
And of course, my list of 10 at the top of the show was barely the tip of the iceberg.
And the guys have more.
But our great and trusted pal, Hunter, does have to run because he's a good boy, unlike us night owls here.
Hunter, last thoughts.
And the DJ booth is all yours, brother.
Thanks for coming on.
Thanks, Coach Revion.
I appreciate it.
I hope I didn't sound like a moron or anything.
No, no, no, don't worry.
I'll just say, don't keep Sam up too late.
He is my ride to the airport tomorrow.
Okay.
Three hour full house it is.
Yep.
You bet.
Oh, no, Hunter.
Tell us what we're listening to.
You got the booth.
What's the song?
Okay.
Well, shoot, I need to find it.
It's basically a song I just like stumbled upon when I was letting the YouTube algorithm play a couple of years ago.
And I really like the pace of it.
It's just a Synth Wave song, but the thumbnail is not for children's eyes.
It's not pornographic, but definitely not for young children's eyes.
But it's a very, very upbeat synth wave song.
So I like it.
Yeah, we're going to call this Synth Wave September.
This time of year is perfect for the old age.
The name of the song is Let's Roll.
Let's Roll.
It does have a woman in a leopard print leotard bending over a Lamborghini or a Ferrari.
It looks like a white snake.
The artist is Ward is.
W-A-R-D hyphen I-Z.
Ward is.
Old Hunter doesn't even know what the hell he's recommending for us to listen to.
Anyway, it's a banger, brother.
We'll be right back, fam.
Don't go anywhere.
And welcome back to Full House, episode 139, part two.
Big thanks to our pal Hunter for joining us there in the first half.
And big thanks to you, audience, too, for I hope appreciating or at least not unenjoying our sort of wander into some of the weeds and the thickets and the thorn bushes of existing in this cause.
I'm going to keep calling it a cause, certainly not a milieu.
But I think it's important because a lot of people either get discouraged or actually drop out because of the drama.
And you have to put it in perspective.
Yes, we can tut-tut and say we should be better.
We should do this.
Or more likely, a more feasible path forward is just to realize that unfortunately, this is human nature.
Like I said at the top, we have great people, we have average people, and we've got some real stinkers too, including the bad actors.
So take it to heart.
Never lose faith or give up the struggle.
I wanted to start with a coach's comfy corner here at the top.
I haven't done one in a while.
I've got a slew, but this one was at the top of my stack real brief.
And I was just lucky enough to catch both kids' soccer games this past weekend.
I can't always catch both of them, different times, fields, et cetera.
And I can't tell you, this is in the have more kids or find girl and have kids section of the show, that category.
I can't tell you how bursting with pride I was.
They won.
They both played like warriors.
But just to see your kids out there struggling in a sense, sports is a proxy for conflict.
And yes, my daughter plays sports.
There were some people who believe that girls should not play sports.
And I'm sure that's true for some sports, but I'm sorry.
You can call it princess syndrome or whatnot.
But I'm not going to tell my daughter that she can't play soccer because somebody's purity spiral says she can't.
Regardless, when your kids are out there in the world, it is like your heart is beating outside your chest.
You feel their pain when they get kicked or fall down or trip.
And you also experience their joys and their pride when they win or when they do something awesome.
Junior didn't score any goals.
He choked on two that he could have scored, but he made a perfect pass between two defenders to set up one of his teammates that resulted in a goal.
And I just about I jumped about a foot off the ground, which is really high for me.
I've always been a bad jumper.
So bless our parents with kids.
Have kids if you don't have them yet.
And get them to play sports just for your own enjoyment, if not their own.
We do have the mailbag to get to, but before we go further than that, we have two very important new white lives this week.
Our pal Toby let us know that his third arrived.
Welcome, Toby, to the ranks of three.
That is above replacement level pretty much pretty soon.
I don't know, having two will be above replacement level the way demographic trends are.
But for now, we're sticking with three.
Three gets you over the hump.
It's not good enough.
Don't quit yet, Toby and Mrs. Toby.
But regardless, no photos.
Feel free to DM if you'd like.
Congratulations, guys.
I'm sure that he or she will be treated just as well as the first two, mostly, maybe with a little bit less attention.
It's life.
It happens.
And also our pal Jimmy was, he didn't send it to us.
We just saw that he had his second, a beautiful baby girl.
And the picture was of her getting her first skin-to-skin contact with dad.
All the moms and dads out there know that feeling in the hospital or at home when you, for the very first time, get physical contact with that little mystery that's been brewing for nine months.
And it's probably one of the best feelings in the world.
Maybe for both parties, you know, I'm sure that little baby is like, God bless this feeling.
This beat's being in there and that humidifier, whatever, whatever we're respectfully calling the uterus.
This might be like a little too personal, but like I love skin to skin contact with people that I care about.
And I don't make much match.
I want to be, yeah, like me, Sam, and Coach sitting on the couch together, shirtless, but like if my wife and I are cuddling or something, it's like it's way better if we can be.
The more that we're like actually touching, not through some, like you know, cotton or wool or whatever the better it is.
You know, there's something about it that just makes actually endorphins in my brain or something you know, and I do just legit mean cuddling.
You know i'm not being being coy or nasty or anything, it just something about it is Smasher, confirmed snuggler.
Yeah no, you're not wrong.
Uh I, you know maybe it's because you're Irish and i'm more uh other things, but i'm like I can deal with that without a lot of physical contact.
Your baby when it comes out, that's fine.
But a good handshake or a bro hug, you know the bro hug?
Yeah yeah slap, slap on the back.
I have seen Smasher at the poolside, and my first thought was, boy, I'd love to get some skin-to-skin with that.
Don't knock it till you try.
True.
I'm very much like, I don't want to be touched unless I want to be touched.
You know what I mean.
I'm busting your jobs yeah, it's like.
No, I know, I know you are.
I'm just now, i'm just thinking about it in general.
You know it's like, hey coach, what's up Sam?
Yeah, we have a guy, uh the.
The birth of the child is imminent, so good luck to him and his wife.
Not soon enough yeah yep, exciting.
Uh yeah there's, there's still been a bunch and there's there's many more to come drop us a line.
Of course, full house show up.
I just saw somebody, somebody in the jazz jet in the jazz, somebody in the jazz hands chat just said that um, the birth well he, he said it.
So i'll just say c-section was successful.
I'm a dad, so congratulations, Southern Rose Nationalist.
I'm gonna call him out in the comment section right now.
There you go, way to go, buddy.
He got it live, basically live.
Instant gratification if he listens.
Shame on him if he doesn't.
Um, I did have a story from a butcher shop uh, believe it or not that I wanted to tell here real quick, before we get to the meet.
They had a promotion uh, believe it or not where you could attempt to grab two huge ribeyes hanging from the ceiling and if you could grab them you got to keep them, but if you jumped and missed you had to pay 10 bucks and no ribeyes, uh.
The butcher then asked me if I was game for this uh, and I declined because the stakes were too high.
Okay sorry, I had to.
I had to get in a little crypto crypto dad joke there.
Thank you for whoever sent that and flagged it for me.
I did send it to the save messages and uh, there you go.
I have to do one every once in a while, all right uh gents, anything else before I want to go to the Life After doxing question, if that suits the panel?
Yeah okay, sent uh, some.
Some details here that I'm going to omit for his security, even if he thinks the cat is already out of the bag.
Hey, full house crew.
I'm looking for advice on life after doxing.
I'm a dad of one, and I was working a comfy office job and was also involved in my local pro-white group.
I did content creation, provided organizational direction.
Long story short, this guy was involved.
However, he made a couple of slip-ups and got himself brutally doxed.
He lost his job, can't afford rent, and it was a public doxing.
So it was painful locally for him.
And that has made it tough for him to find new work for the line of work that he's in.
And he's moving the family back to the wife's home, wife's family home, while he goes out to find something.
He says, I'm picking up the pieces.
It's really everyone around me who was hurt more than me.
I feel shame and guilt for it costing my wife many of her shitlib friends, who, by the way, were never really interested in seeing her after she became a mother, and they largely excluded her from social gatherings anyway.
There you go.
Truth be told.
It cost her far more social capital than me.
The people who have come out to support us are our local pro-white community, my friends and our families, respectively.
Makes sense.
That is often the case.
While my wife agrees with pro-white politics, she's deeply upset that I knew this consequence could come from pro-white activism and place the family at risk in that way.
She wants me to quit and not return in the future to any pro-white advocacy because of the burden of this dox on her.
She's presented it as an ultimatum on which the future of our marriage and my relationship with my daughter depends.
So wife has thrown down the gauntlet.
You burned me and now no more for you.
I can't bear the thought of being deprived of my wife and daughter.
I owe a debt that I cannot repay to them for the thing that keeps me alive, their love, but I must try.
What are your recommendations for finding work and reestablishing yourself?
I'm unfortunately a bug man who followed the implied path through university into white-collar work without the blue-collar skills to survive out of it.
No father figures in my childhood to teach me any useful skills or trades either.
I can't abandon the lads either.
Torn between a desire to keep fighting without this constraint of anonymity or to disappear from the struggle into some quiet, forgotten place as she wants.
Kind regards.
And I think I can see he put Zero as his sock name, and that may be how he's feeling right now.
Well, Zero, you're not alone.
That is something that so many of our guys have gone through, both on the employment side, on the wife.
We're going to get to that for sure.
Temporary pain and then also the temporary pain financially.
Smasher, you jumped in first.
I'll let you go hardline on that aspect of it.
Wifey, we've heard this before from many people.
Wifey is throwing down a gauntlet.
It's me or the movement.
It's your child or your involvement in the cause.
It cuts you to the bone, as any human father and husband would feel.
Well, you know, I'm not too harsh on this because like ultimately it's better for the white race if your family stays together, right?
So, you know, it is just banter that you'll be alone if you listen to your wife.
But it is true in regards to like cost to that.
Serious cost to the brotherhood community.
So the only way to defeat it is to find out what the issues your wife has are.
And then completely obliterate her with facts and logic.
See, but smash that is not how women operate.
Yeah, I mean, like, smash, but women don't operate that way, do they?
Well, what's so something I said.
Yeah.
I was going to say, we think, we think that we can like win an argument or like present boom, Here's all the reasons you're wrong.
And then they'll accept it.
And I don't think most women operate that way.
I'll stop there.
Yeah.
Well, I was just something that I said on the break is that people, people need a buy-in, right?
So your wife is not getting the buy-in or she's not getting what she wants out of your involvement with the movement.
So far, it's been a negative transaction of your time and your attention into the movement.
And all she got out of it was doxxed, right?
So she needs to feel like she's getting something out of it besides just being doxxed.
So you, you, it'll kind of be on you to figure out exactly how to do that.
And a lot of that will depend on where, where you live and whatever.
So you just kind of she needs to have something that she is also getting.
She needs to become a movement enjoyer, ultimately.
Well, yeah.
What's very important for women is the feeling of social involvement and things like that.
And without women being able to hang out with the other ladies and talk and laugh and prepare the food and do things that they enjoy doing, I think it's hard to get women interested in the movement.
Maybe that's saying it too strongly, but they definitely need that kind of social acceptance.
So it sounds like this woman is not involved in the movement, like with the ladies groups and things like that.
So that might be tough there.
I think that maybe making a gesture of saying, hey, I'm stepping back a little bit from something.
Maybe this is a guy that's always going out to things and doing things, you know, traveling to every event he can.
Maybe we do go overboard sometimes for sure.
Maybe say, okay, listen, I understand.
You're going to step back a little bit, but to say that you are not going to be involved in the thing that you believe in, you cannot let anybody tell you that wife or anybody else.
Correct.
Because that's indicative of some other thing.
Even if you were whatever, maybe you like to go fishing and she says, no, that's it, fishing or me.
You cannot allow somebody to put that type of ultimatum to you.
She's in the danger zone right now.
She is hurt.
She's angry.
She might feel betrayed.
She might agree with the politics, but didn't know the extent of the risk or that this was something.
That's a very important point for our guys out there.
If you are involved to the extent that you could get doxed, then that's a low bar to entry at this point.
Wifey needs to know about it.
The only thing worse than getting doxed and suffering pain as a result of it is wifey getting surprised by it completely out of the blue.
That'll make things 10 times worse.
I totally agree with Sam.
You cannot give a blanket surrender and say, right, okay, yeah, I will not ever be involved.
What you can do is compromise a little bit in good faith.
You can take a break.
You earned it.
You paid your dues.
You put in your time.
You're licking your wounds a little bit right now.
And you could probably use a break yourself while you focus on what is obviously for what happened.
Most men, when they get doxxed, they don't give a rat's ass about public opinion.
They don't care about polite society, you know, temporarily going into a frenzy over their supposed wrong thing.
For most of them, it's usually just brass tax, their bottom line, their income.
And the enemy knows that.
That's job one.
They don't care about doxing you.
They care about you losing your income and becoming destitute and getting divorced and not having more children and spreading that like a plague of surrender and cowardice to the rest of us.
So this is a chance for you, zero.
And I don't mean to be preachy here.
I do know a good guy who went through similar things as you did.
And it's tough, but it's absolutely not something that's insurmountable both on the personal as well as the professional and the income.
And you honestly like not to be all self-helpy, but you almost have to like look yourself in the mirror and smack yourself in the face and say, no, this is not going to break me.
This is not going to break my marriage.
This is not going to take me away from my child.
I may have to swallow my pride here.
He's a little bit younger and he was probably a go-getter and the thought of giving that up is really painful.
We also, we know men who have made promises to their wives to stop doing this or stop doing that.
And the back channel feedback that I've gotten is that they are the men are not at all happy with life having a chain around their mouth or their ankle or whatever it may be.
And they sincerely chafe at it because our cause is virtuous and it's like holding like when the whole neighborhood or at least all the good old boys are going to do the right thing and you've got a wife saying, no, you need to stay home.
Like nothing cuts a man's nuts off like that.
On the professional side, I think, yeah, go ahead.
Oh, I was going to say, just continuously repeat to your wife.
When we win, do not forget that these people want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it's funny.
Just spam that at her.
That's the only way you respond to it from now on.
Well, you know, I can see wives in some spiritual way viewing our activity, whether it's public, whether it's private, networking, whatever, as some of those negative Nancies on the internet, like, bro, all you're doing is going to meetups or bro, all you're doing is, oh, you're going to have a little, you're going to have a little picket and you're going to risk your life and your reputation and your income for that.
What a fool.
You know, look at all you've, you know, that's, that's a human response.
I'm not saying it's right, but I kind of understand that.
It's a reaction.
Yep.
There is.
Call her an idiot.
That will make it better.
Yeah.
I've seen Smasher use that one.
It works remarkably well in his house.
So you guys always see a positive response from usually get some good chuckles.
You get away with so much more than most guys.
It's really a remarkable talent and a testament to your wife, too.
But on the on the work side on reestablishing the income, couple things.
And don't let me monopolize the mic here.
I think you're underestimating your ability to get back in the business of whatever you do, because yes, of course, the internet never forgets, but no, actually, employers do not Google every person that they take in.
Yes, there are employers that don't care.
I assume you're good at what you did.
And believe it or not, competence and showing up on time and not being a drunk or a loser or a scoff law goes a long way in a shitty economy, which also tells your people.
And you identify as non-binary.
That too.
So you, you know, you may have to widen your aperture in terms of what kind of jobs in that industry you're willing to seek, but I would wager, perhaps I'm being Pollyannish here, that, you know, you, you send out enough resumes and whatnot across the country.
Work from home is more popular than ever.
You never have to show up to the office.
Pretty sure.
And I'm not even going to say the C word, which is, of course, coding, but it sounds like that might be within this guy's expertise level.
I think you'd be surprised and you could get back.
You might not get back to the lofty heights of whatever income you were making, but it might be close.
Number two, I think you're underselling yourself.
Go ahead.
You said C word.
I thought you were going to say crack, like he should sell crack to niggers.
But I guess coding works too.
No, yeah.
I mean, I don't know.
Learn to code, bro.
No, I'm not doing that.
Learn to sell crack.
Yeah.
But the other thing is.
Okay.
I'm talking about crack.
I'm sorry.
So, so many people are stupid or lazy or drunks or drug addicts or completely inappropriate or look like slobs.
There's a ton of work out there for somebody who just puts on a good face, shows up on time and does it.
You may not be an expert at it.
You may have to get in at the bottom rung and you may be surprised at the ability that you'd have to, your ability to rise through the ranks relatively quickly.
And I'm pretty sure that's countrywide from the tales I've heard.
We've had guys say, come work in the oil patch.
I can get you a job.
Now, I don't know if you might have to move to North Dakota or Texas for that, but guys have done that.
Guys have gotten doxxed and moved to another state and worked in the oil patch and done well.
You know, tough times call for tough decisions.
There's a carpenter opening in Antarctica right now.
I got an email about that.
So look, like big picture, buddy.
And of course, this is to the broader audience too.
Sam, go ahead if you want to jump in.
No, I'm just saying the guy seems demoralized right now.
And I don't know how much we can really help him.
I think he's just kind of letting his emotions go with that a little bit right now.
And it's going to get better.
You're going to be fine.
Yeah, I agree.
Hang in there.
Be comforting to your wife.
Be a good father to your daughter.
It's probably tough.
You feel like you have the weight of the world on you.
You think that like everybody knows who you are and that you're public enemy.
Number one, it's not the case.
Nobody really cares.
There's going to be a future employer who either doesn't know or doesn't care.
Maybe it'll happen again and you'll have to do the same thing over again.
But your fortitude, not being despondent is job one.
That's easier said than done, but you can do it.
Saving your marriage and your access to your child is job two.
That can be done too.
You may have to eat some crow.
You may have to put your tail between the legs a little bit, but don't completely genuflect before all of your wife's probably emotional, if understandable, demands and pound the pavement or the internet or whatever it takes to get a job.
We don't have a magic bullet for getting you a new job, buddy, unless you want to follow up.
We do have guys in that industry, but I don't, yeah, I can't make a promise or whatever.
And know that you're not alone too.
This has happened to hundreds, if not probably thousands of men and families by this point.
And I don't know if it's the majority.
I didn't know all of them personally.
I don't know how things are going today for them.
But the ones I know are in many cases doing better than before or just as good.
And then there's ones who leave me voicemails saying, I left the movement and look at how happy I am.
I spit in the street and delete voicemail.
So Godspeed zero.
Good luck on that one.
Anything else, guys, before we move on?
No.
All right.
Then we are on to the popcorn session of Full House.
Our email's been out there forever.
And we obviously get a ton of engagement on social media.
We get tons of emails with new white life and requests for topics and all sorts of stuff.
That's the truth.
That's not BS, but it's really a wild thing.
And it took me aback.
I do have somewhat of a thin skin because I'm not used to being personally attacked or having the show attacked.
But this guy wrote into the show on August 22nd.
So less than a month ago and wrote about 2,000 words, maybe 1,500.
His whole backstory and what he wants and my red pill story.
But essentially, he wants us to help him find a wife.
Okay.
Arian Stallion seeking a wife.
New listener was the email.
So anyway, I got the email.
I responded August 24th.
Not too bad.
Woo, you should write a book with a smiley face because he wrote a lot.
I was busting his chops for pouring his heart out.
We're long overdue for a dating special.
Haven't done one since Get the Gringa very early on.
A show I might note that might be exactly helpful and responded to his concerns about finding a woman.
I said, I'll add it to the queue.
It would probably be later in the fall.
And that's true.
We do need to do a new dating special featuring Rollo and Durrell.
Darrell is the one who's been counseling Rolo on his dating game.
I said, thanks for writing in.
Don't be a stranger.
Thank you very much, brother.
Hopefully we can help, et cetera.
So I wrote him back promptly, kindly, even considering doing a show specifically for him and his personal request.
And this sort of ties into the first half.
I wasn't going to like feed on this one or make a big deal out of it, but this is the kind of person who's out there.
And Rolo tangled with this guy online too, before we knew that he was the emailer.
And God, I don't know if it makes sense to read this, but these are the people out there that we deal with.
Yeah, that's not going to cut it.
I'm not jumping through hoops to get you guys to actually follow through on what you claim to be about, helping build white families and helping men to see that there's some hope out there for finding suitable wives.
I didn't actually like you guys anyway, but I thought maybe you could serve some purpose still.
So I gave it a shot.
I gave you a chance and you basically told me to jump through hoops.
Did I?
I didn't see the hoops.
I listened to the show.
Hold on, hold on.
Go ahead, Rolo.
Rolo's more angry about this one than anybody.
You told him to write a book.
Okay.
Imagine all those hoops you told him.
Come on.
I'm like, do you listen to the show?
Do you know that I'm going to bust your chops a little bit in good spirit?
It's just so wild.
I listen to the show because our options are so extremely limited in white nationalist content.
Because the right wing white nationalist sphere is known for one thing.
It's not having podcasts.
There you go, right?
You're all just podcasters, podcasters, podcasters.
For this guy, not enough podcasts.
Just none.
There's just nothing out there.
What do you even say?
Well, I called him an effing faggot.
That's what I said.
He called Rolo an Italian, which is an epithet I never used.
Of all the things i've called Rollo, i've never called him an Italian.
No, hold on, I would never accuse someone right and it's yeah, I.
I understand you guys are all nice enough to know when to you know, not cross that line.
But he didn't just call me an Italian.
He said, as an Italian, you will not be allowed in the Ethnostate when I, you won't be allowed in the Ethnostate because you're a gigantic faggot.
Hey, excuse me Smasher, he's an Arian Stallion seeking a new wife.
Thank you very much, new listener.
We wouldn't have busted your chops buddy, but you were realizing what goes on.
I I, we have.
We don't do this very often.
You call yourself Arian Stallion.
You are an autistic retard.
You are hopeless.
No woman will ever touch you and you should eat a bullet.
Well well well well, on that note um, I found out something that he said in another chat where he said finding a wife is just a necessary evil.
For me, this guy sounds like a complete.
He's an authentic autistic sociopath.
The only thing evil about him finding a wife is the fact that some woman will have to deal with him forever.
Oh, I feel sorry for that woman really.
Yeah Smasher, let us not encourage a fellow white man to uh self-harm.
But come on, maybe maybe Arian Stallion will turn it around one day and see the error of his ways.
Yeah, if he starts.
Probably not a sociopathic faggot, not Arian, I hope, not spelled autistic.
I encourage all of oh.
By the way, Rollo uh, we did see a noticeable.
Wasn't like major uh, but we saw a noticeable uptick after we got uh syndicated on Americaner.
So thank you and thank Gordon and welcome all new Americaner listeners.
I shouldn't do that at the top if I were a true uh professional, but uh, it was noticeable.
So what?
We're real corporate sellouts now.
Yeah, there you go.
I'm glad to hear that.
Yeah, no new audience, all right, so let me go.
All right, we get paid in corn.
Our, our options are so limited in white nationalist content, especially if we want to listen to something on our phone without going to a lot of trouble to download stuff.
You're basically the only show I can play from telegram on my phone.
So I appreciate you in that sense because my options are so limited.
But I didn't say I actually like you guys.
I definitely didn't trust any of you.
I got in a fight with, I think, the producer of your show today in the chat room.
He called me a fag and somebody banned me.
Yeah, Rollo called you a fag and I banned you.
It was because you made such a condescending post that was insulting.
Oh, I forgot that he went.
It's because you were being a fag.
You made a condescending post that was insulting to Christians.
No, I actually didn't.
I did a poll about Gab.com Christian nationalist rhetoric.
Thank you very much.
You can deny culpability in that you designed the post to be able to do that.
Now, it's true that I was skeptical of the uh slogans.
It's clear to any.
So this guy's, this guy's a Christian nationalist.
So he's literally fake and this dude's probably a fed, which explains why he's having such a hard time.
It explains why he's having such a hard time finding a woman because he's a fag.
But like literally, now I actually think there is a very good chance.
This guy is a fed.
But uh, you know well, he's got.
I did, I didn't even bother, I didn't even bother to google him, but he apparently uses okay one he had.
He had 1488 in his handle and then he unchained 1488.
Yeah, that's like a pike slammer.
Yeah yeah, this was a demoralization attempt.
They knew for all this crap, they knew I was a sensitive.
He used to be a MGTOW.
He called himself like MGTOW expat or something.
He had a bunch of old dumb names.
He wears a do-rag.
This guy, he's got like a bunch of like, he's got a bunch of Superman paintings on his wall.
This guy is just a total loser.
Wait, did you, did you look under the hood, Rolo?
Where are you getting this information?
Yes, of course I did.
Of course you did.
Oh, I want to see if this guy is like actually like some hardened Marine.
Don't kill yourself.
Stop with it.
No, stop with that smasher.
No, don't kill yourself.
I'm going to be Sven and I'm just going to tell you to kill yourself.
Oh, it just, the thought just occurred to me.
Are we not indulging, engaging in the same behavior we were castigating in the first half?
Wow.
No, because I said that there are these people like this.
They're not white nationalists.
Okay.
Would you say that?
Like, what if this guy was an Antifa?
Would you say like, ah, now he's white?
He's a potential ally.
No, you wouldn't say that.
This guy is a sociopath freak.
This guy in chat rooms.
Right.
If you see guys like this in chat rooms, you should mock them.
Do not take anything they say seriously.
Do not let them get you down because this person is not on our side.
He is a sociopathic.
This guy is an incel.
And the only reason he's somewhat leaning in this direction is because he cannot get a woman.
And the new person that he blames this week instead of himself is Jews.
That's just the thing.
I'm sure it was something else.
It was probably Gamergate when that was the thing.
It's probably social justice warriors.
Maybe it was Wall Street back during Occupy Wall Street.
This guy is a loser and he cannot get a woman.
And he thought that it was your job.
He thought it was your job to get him a woman.
Yes.
Yes.
He wanted me to deliver his wife.
And then one day when you were out of wife orchard, you just forgot to pick one and send it to him.
And you let this guy down like he's like he's staying from that M ⁇ M song.
This guy is a piece of garbage, dude.
And he called me a Talian.
Son of a bitch.
Dear coach, I wrote you, but you still ain't calling.
No, I can't.
I don't even give people always a courteous, prompt response.
Sometimes they slip down the inbox.
Instead of getting him a wife, you let him down.
Oh, Christ.
Ariana.
Still, coach, have you heard that song by Phil Collins?
I don't know the lyrics.
Yeah, I can feel it coming in the night in the air tonight.
Was it that one?
See, no, I was referencing it.
I left my email, my name, and my Telegram handle at the bottom.
If this guy did have any legitimate, we could have been together.
If this guy had some legitimate critique for the show, I mean, he could encourage us to go the right way or a better way or something.
But when you argue in this toxic way, it just invites mockery and we dismiss him.
And the guy's a jerk and listen to all the things you guys are saying right now.
Well, let's add some context.
What happened was he said, I don't even like you guys.
I just have to listen to you.
That's what he put in the comment zone.
And I just chimed in.
Why do you have to listen?
Yeah, don't listen to us.
And then, yeah, and then he said, well, when I win, Italians like you will not be allowed in the ethnostate.
So I called him a faggot.
Now, I said, do you even listen to the show?
I'm not Italian.
We want people to listen even if they hate us.
We accept hate listeners, enemy listeners, and all.
Yeah, please.
That's fine.
As long as they give us money, yeah.
No, nobody says that.
That's okay, except for the except for the kings.
So, but yeah, essentially the long missive was, coach, I want a wife and it is your job as full house to deliver it to me.
And I actually, you know, met him sort of quarter of the way, but that was jumping through hoots, through hoops to him for not delivering instant gratification.
I didn't actually like you guys.
I definitely didn't trust you, but I thought I would give you a chance to show that you are actually are about what you claim to be about.
But instead, you told me to jump through hoops in a nice way.
Yes, I do have that tale.
We got Jack and Married.
I don't understand what the jumping through hoops is.
No, the problem isn't us.
The problem is you, buddy, guy.
Nobody gets better.
I'm not a sidelines kind of person.
I'm not an audience member.
I'm a content creator.
So no, I will not be active with those methods.
Yeah, the content he creates is gay porn.
You guys claim to be about helping to build white families, which we've done.
But I think what you're reeling about is forming a clique and having status within that clique.
Now, I'll take that on there.
The claim that what we're doing is a vanity project and that we're all climbing up a slippery ladder of status.
And my daughter tonight, in terms of truth be told, we're really trying to get to the top of the white nationalist ladder.
You know, all that, all that money that's out there and all that status, all the swanky dinner parties that happen all the time.
Yeah.
My daughter taught her asked tonight.
She said, Dad, could you cancel Full House?
And I said, yeah, I could quit the show.
I could try to wrap it up.
The other guys might carry it forth.
And she was like, okay, so when are you going to do that?
Because she is needy and loves dad.
So when I'm like working on my laptop for a couple of hours on the show, it's like, oh, you're working on the show again or whatever.
But the point being is that, believe me, audience, I listen, I'm human and we all have pride.
And yes, status does actually matter to men.
But sometimes the show is a load of fun and I can't wait to record it.
Sometimes it is duty.
And sometimes I do it just because it needs to be done.
And I don't actually want to do it.
And I think, oh, you know, life would be a lot easier if I didn't have to do full house for like a nanosecond.
And then I realized, no, that would be shirking.
And enough people have told us that it matters to not be able to go up the ghost like that.
So anyway, you told me to jump through hoops and be involved with your lame ass audience.
I tried giving you guys a chance and all you did reinforce is that it's really hopeless to find a suitable wife.
So there, again, then go become a monk.
Yes.
So or just draws that conclusion.
Get a Filipino woman.
If he's listening or if there's a lot of people who are.
I'm such an autistic retard.
I can't get pussy and it's your fault.
Yeah.
That's all.
That's all this is.
It's literally, I cannot get laid.
This is your fault, Coach.
You said you'd help me and you haven't delivered vagina to my door within the month.
This is your full house 12 steps to pussy.
This would actually be a real feds meeting feds if we pump this guy.
Hopefully this guy's not watching.
Hopefully this guy's not watching anybody.
I've tried to share my own experiences on the show and maybe this guy could find those episodes wherever that I couldn't even tell you where to start.
But I mean, I, you know, I got married and then that didn't work out.
And then I got married again and coming up on 20 years.
So, you know, I mean, I've tried to tell you how to do it.
And even in this conversation, we've, or within this last hour of the show, we tried to say good things about marriage and things like that.
We're telling you from our own experiences how we met our wives and got married, how we stay married and what family life is about.
You know, you haven't done it.
We have.
So that's all I can tell you.
And it's not like we glorify it like this is all roses and honey and hayfields and joy.
No, a lot of times it sucks.
It's hard work.
There's struggle, heartbreak.
Sometimes the worst of heartbreak.
Yeah.
Our beloved friends who lost their baby boy.
Yeah.
So, but that what really let's let's be serious here.
I mean, we are kind of serious throughout this whole thing, but this guy is angry and sexually frustrated.
I certainly don't recommend NOFAP for guys who are going through mental anxiety because they are incels, but it drives them crazy.
Men, and it's kind of, it's not understandable to this extent.
This is almost like inhuman no woman autism.
But they start, you know, he was men going their own way for a while.
I guess that was his justification because he wasn't getting girls.
And now he's pro-white and he's angry online.
And just because we didn't deliver one up, he says that just confirms that he doesn't really need to find a woman.
So it's all around the need for him to shack up with somebody and get the good stuff.
Also touches on this weird thing that people have where they listen to podcasts and they expect something out of the podcast outside of the podcast.
And it's like, dude, this is a show that we do on Telegram and our website and stuff.
But, you know, this is a podcast that we do for free to give you whatever we have to offer or for entertainment in good faith to the best of promise.
Nothing more than that.
We have not told ourselves as anything other than some white dudes that are pro-white talking about stuff in a pro-white manner as family men and Rolo, the Italian.
This guy is mad.
If this guy gets married, because for some reason he wrote an email and that means that we can get him a wife for some reason.
Like, bro, are you retarded or are you a fed?
Just like I said.
If this guy gets married before Rolo does, though, Rolo, you're off the show.
Yeah, well, sure, of course.
Yeah.
When the impossible literally happens, I'll gladly resign.
A little bit more.
I promise it's over.
I don't want to be like, I'm not milking this to hog, but it's rare that we get this sort of thing.
That's been over one comment.
I've been making pro-white content since 2016.
I'm about to start up again with a vengeance.
After I cover a lot of other topics that I find important, I'm going to start reviewing white nationalist channels and content producers going over the good and mostly the bad because I really don't like almost any content producer.
Like my handlers tell me.
I guarantee you, he was making gay, cringe, MGTOW stuff, and he's calling that pro-white, thinking we wouldn't ever look it up.
He's talking about like weird sex pat pickup artist stuff.
Him and Jack Murphy did a stream together.
They weren't talking either.
Oh boy.
Now, I was going to leave out this.
I was going to leave out this line, but I'll read it.
He said, The only one who truly has my utmost respect, utmost respect, not utmost, as he wrote upmost, is Thomas Sewell.
So that is not, don't let that reflect on our pal Tom, who I have been in contact with.
Yes, he's coming on the show.
Sorry, Tom, it's time to hang it up, dude.
Please, please, Arian Stallion, DM Tom, not me.
Tom will also probably call you a fag.
Tom will be meaner than I am.
Dude, Tom will be meaner than I am.
Yeah.
And I think Tom's a nice guy.
He gets.
I think when we have Tom back on, let's read this email to him.
No, the audience is like, please, I'll send it to him.
Yeah, it'll have a hot talk.
Does Darrell, does Darrell have any advice for this guy?
I mean, he's got to get a woman.
Yo, that'll be a problem.
You know, you know, you gotta get your balls.
You don't care if we have no bitch rule your wife.
What's wrong with you?
Shit, man.
What you need to do, you gotta make those women work for you.
You know, you'll do what I do.
I'll be pimping.
I'm offered.
I'm working.
Bitches all over me.
I'm a baller.
What are you?
You a punk.
You a bitch.
You ain't shit.
And you always gotta be a punk.
Is Darrell gonna help you edit this episode?
If Darrell, I told Darrell no F-word.
And then, you know, he just like, he stole my shoes and then he just ran.
Yeah.
I know.
And here's one more, one last thing.
A nigga just trying to get his balls.
Yeah, I know.
You gotta, you gotta, I, I, I, I feel for this guy at a certain human element.
He ends with, I do not believe in hiding.
I never have.
I show my face on camera and I say my real effing name.
Uh, yeah.
So but but but let's good congratulations.
Well, let's let's go back to uh striker or sorry, sorry, smasher's point of you're a retard or a fed and it doesn't matter, but this guy is very retarded.
He, but he might also be a FED, but this guy is retarded, redundant, but but but thinking that that's, that's like some kind of insult to to your integrity or your machismo, and like it also shows that he doesn't know who anybody is like he thinks like oh, it's Smasher and coach yeah, you guys are just hiding, you're hiding behind fake names.
That's actually really interesting and something that I was thinking about the other day because I was I got into an argument on post with somebody and they were leveling criticism at the NJP and my, my profile on post is me.
I'm even verified on post right, so people know that it's me, it's not somebody.
You know my profile pictures me like, and he is saying all of all sorts of things about the NJP.
I can't remember what it was, but it was all just like really dishonest bullshit.
And uh, it got to the point where I was just like you know how, I know that you are just being a dishonest gay retard.
And he was like how, just because you don't like what i'm saying you, you don't think that somebody can't say something about the NJP and be honest about it?
And I was like well, you don't even know who the members of the NJP are, because you're saying this stuff to one of them, who is then calling you a dishonest, lying retard and you haven't even figured that out.
So no, I don't take your criticism seriously because you don't even know who's in the organization.
How can you know what the organization is doing if you don't even know who's in it?
Nobody's hiding, right.
So like, how can you attack a podcast when you don't even know who the host of the podcast are?
Clearly you haven't done any sort of research, and i'm not even saying that people should should know who I am, or should know who you are.
But i'm not going to attack an organization without at least knowing some of the basic people involved with it.
Yeah, I know, Jonathan Greenblatt is right.
Like I can tell you who's in charge of certain organizations.
You know I can tell you uh, the bad people in the world for the organizations that I attack.
Yeah, rhetorically only you can be.
You could be anonymous on the internet and still not deserve the epithet.
Oh, who are you?
You're just some guy on the internet.
As long as you don't, you know, you comport yourself like a normal person.
You know I I never liked that thing when I was a non I.
I remember Gavin Mcinnis.
I was arguing with him on twitter back in the day, when you could actually interact with people, and whenever somebody runs up against an argument that they can't counter, you know uh, anonymity is sort of the last bastion of the scoundrels and oh well you'll, you're anonymous, therefore it's, it's their, their last gas.
But yeah, there is an element of truth to it as well.
If you see me saying, and who are you?
You are an anonymous dude on the internet.
You know that that person has said something so already absurdly dishonest and retarded that they're just.
The only thing worth saying to them is like you are a nobody, you're a non-existent person.
Because I hate that.
Like you know I I, I don't like people being anonymous and I think the anonymous stuff actually does hurt us, but I also don't think that everybody should like go dox themselves and potentially ruin their lives like, of course, that's stupid.
Regardless of the difficulties we face with anonymous culture, it's still not worth giving everybody's identity up to our enemies right yeah yeah, you don't remember remember I, I hate that ruin your life rhetoric just because it's it like it feeds right right yeah, make your life more difficult.
Yes, it will for sure it's not.
Yeah, it won't ruin your life.
And the enemies the enemies, our enemies view it as a win.
When they get our identities, they view it as a win.
Whether it, whether it actually hurts you or not, they view it as a win.
So I don't want them to.
I don't want you to give up your info just because I think it would be good for the movement, because that will basically be handing our enemies a w, or at least they will view it as a w.
You know we yeah, we know plenty of guys who like, have been active for so long anon, and they're kind of shocked that they haven't been doxed yet and they've even been tempted to be like, oh, because operating under on anonymity is a constant toothache, it's a, it's a stressor.
It's like, oh, did I post this metadata, this or that?
It sucks.
Being doxed is not always a walk in the park either, but if you're undoxed and you're semi-prominent or involved whatsoever, then you're giving them one more person to have to worry about and spend god knows how many hours tracking, trying to track you down.
Uh, so well, that's like the NJP event.
They figured out where the NJP event was based on.
Uh, some stuff that uh, Mcnab posted.
But how many hours did they spend like wasting their time to figure out that Mcnab was at an Applebee in Columbus when we publicly announced six months in advance that the NJP event was going to be in Columbus and that's just so satisfying that, like you missed that announcement and then spent a bunch of time trying to triangulate the location of a freaking Applebee's?
Like what's wrong with you people?
Yep no, but another another.
Another good thing about not being anonymous is that like I just I say what I say and it makes it harder for people to lie about you.
I think.
I think to a certain degree yeah um hey yeah, or we should, or at least everything that the only thing that people can do is lie about you, unless you're.
If you're just saying like really stupid stuff and whatever, then obviously if you're, they don't need to lie about you.
If you're saying things that are just like worse than what they could lie about.
But but like me, you know, I like to think that I don't really cause many problems for people in the movement and whatever, and people generally get along with me.
But i've seen people like just, you know, lie and it's like well, you can't just lie about me because I i'm who, I say I am.
Yeah, and believe me uh, you should actually actually.
You can't say the word actually anymore without like cringing it's.
It's unfortunate that they've taken the word actually from us because it's become a meme, but actually the day that they stop worrying about us and stop devoting endless hours to searching for our names and basically devoting their entire identity and activity online to following us around and snooping around us and those things take endless, endless hours to try to put those pieces together, just for i'm thinking of uh, that scumbag, Spicky Spicky got doxed on GAB.
I wouldn't normally talk about this, but he was a particularly nasty piece of garbage uh, and the amount of time that they devoted to like doxing Spicky.
I don't, i'm not happy that it happened, even though I personally hated him for what an ass he was online.
But it's really kind of funny when you think about it that they spend all the time on on some of the some of the people that they do uh, and that means that they're worried and that means that they're chewing up resources.
Uh, just going around playing internet sleuth.
And before I maybe maybe, I was thinking about this guy subconsciously.
I didn't consciously think about it, but if you are hating women and bemoaning the state of dating, god knows you have a point about the state of women and the state of dating uh, in the white world.
Uh, before you do that, you have to make sure that you are worthy of women, because then the good ones might rise to the crop, whether you're doing online dating or irl stuff or whatever.
Uh, I don't want to hear a peep about you whining about women if you yourself are not at least reasonably fit with coach's magical five-step plan to being presentable, nails teeth shoes haircut, not fat.
Uh, you know you have to.
Everything starts from you, even though that sounds selfish, and I don't want to hear your complaints if you don't have yourself squared away first.
Those concentric circles uh gentlemen, I think that we are starting to approach landing here, but I did want to go around the horn for anything else.
We have a little bit more time if you want to add stuff.
If not uh, just go around and thank you all.
As always.
Uh, let's go to go to Smasher first.
Anything else on the top of your head buddy, all the babies doing?
Okay there's, they're always going to be your babies yeah yeah, they're all doing, doing really well, they're walking and uh, one of the new boys I, I think loves me more than anybody else in this world ever has.
Uh daughter comes in the door one day while I was at work and he just starts going dad, that dad, dad that dad that and sees that it's her and instantly that just like stops and like sits down.
It's like, i'm done lovely, good kids.
God bless them.
And do you?
I I, I think I know the answer to this, but do you guys think you're done with four?
Are you leaving the door open or is it a definite gonna have more?
We I, I mean, I think that we're gonna definitely have at least one more.
We want to try to have another daughter okay, so hopefully it's just another set of twins, twin girls, we'd be perfect.
We have a boy girl, then twin boys and twin girls would be perfect.
You know, i'm going to be like uh, Antonio Banderis in that classic gif where he's looking at the computer.
If you ever give that news that it's twins again man smooth, and then i'll fall out of my chair too.
I fell out of my chair when I heard you were having twins again too.
So all righty.
Uh, thank you, brother.
God bless you Wifey, and all of your hard work.
Uh Sammy baby, I am so always sincerely impressed by your uh enthusiasm for the show, your hard work, your work ethic and always having a good spirit.
All that true yeah yeah, that's the only way to be, you know, and i'm just coming off of a weekend here camping with my family.
A couple of my children were with me and the wife and spent very quality time with uh wonderful people in our movement uh, old friends and new.
Amen, and bless you for putting up that no good rascal hunter in your own house.
That's right.
Change has been a perfect.
I'm sure he has been.
He better make the bed before he leaves tomorrow.
Uh yeah, Rollo and Darrell, my friend uh, thank you very much.
Any last thoughts?
Uh, none for me, but Durrell said, uh, like his daddy, he had to go out and get some cigarettes.
Thank you, It's good to have a little bit of diversity on this show.
So he's welcome back anytime.
All right.
It's our greatest strength.
Truly, truly is.
Yeah.
Democrats are the real racist.
Full house episode 139 was recorded on another.
It's gorgeous September 18th, now September 19th, 2022.
Technically, this was our last full house of summer 2022.
Certainly not the last show.
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And for our audience, to our audience, for whom the stress of this thing makes you occasionally, or maybe even often, tempted to give up, wash your hands of the whole thing, Punch's pilot style.
Don't do it.
Take it from us.
We're nothing if not honest.
We know the struggle sucks sometimes and the struggle can be glorious sometimes.
And look at it this way.
Worst case scenario, you're going to make some great friends and they might just help save your ass one day, or you might help save their ass one day too.
It's worth it for that alone.
All right.
Mr. Producer, please take us out in the spirit of September Synth Wave, what Hunter queued us up with.
This is a little, it's not, it's not the greatest song ever, not to undersell it, but this is, it's charming.
It's meet me at the end of the day.
It's a tribute.
Sure, it's a tribute to a simpler time.
The greatest song in the world.
I got it.
Meet me, meet me at the dance by September 87.
There's just something so alluring about the idea of living in the 80s and a girl, maybe with too much hairspray and a permed hairdo saying, meet me at the dance and maybe go on to pick her up in your trans am and a leather jacket, maybe even some sunglasses at night.
Ah, there's a reason that stuff strikes a chord with us for good reason.
We love you, fam, and we'll talk to you next week for real this time.