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The great biennial American referendum on the state of the state is now mostly in the rearview mirror.
And we have some new data points on which to inform our future planning.
First, the old models by which presidential approval ratings, domestic economics, and polling itself could accurately foretell elections appears to no longer hold sway.
Second, the COVID supercharged expansion of ballot access to the maximum number of White American inhabitants has shifted the electoral landscape unmistakenly in the direction of the left.
Third, the Republicans continue to tiptoe toward the grave as they prove incapable of advocating for their natural base, normal white people, while fumbling through their own civil war between Jewish-owned establishment hacks and Jewish-cowed crank insurgents.
Fourth, the great white wall of boomers continues to crumble as they gradually die off and open borders ensure that they are replaced with a far more compliant and leftist populace.
And finally, democracy and voting only make sense as an organizing system for the advancement of one's people when restricted to those who have proven they deserve a say in how things are run and are native to this land.
We are living in a slow-motion racial coup, which will inevitably end in tyranny and chaos.
So with that, Mr. Producer, let's go.
Welcome, everyone, to episode 146 of Full House, the world's most sincere show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
That was Motorheads or Gasmatron for the bumper at the top.
Lyrics not entirely appropriate for a family show.
And I am, as always, your trusty host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours of helping you to navigate this mostly dystopian hellscape.
It's not all hellscape out there.
No need to be total mesanthropes about the world.
Before I meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to Adam, Will, JT Says, and Rusty for their kind support of the show the past two weeks.
Yes, I was a little under the weather last week.
Sorry, fam.
We're a week late.
But if you would like to be like those regents of respectability, please visit us at givesendgo.com slash fullhouse or full-house.com and the support us tab because Rolo's goats ain't feeding themselves.
And with that, let us get on with the show.
First up, he is a special guest in the Never Cook Shed recording studio tonight because he just didn't want to leave his daddy's side this evening.
That's right.
The great and immortal potato is here with me playing with his trains in the background, dutifully doing his best to keep quiet.
So if you hear a little background noise, sorry, fam.
Got my toddler.
He's not a toddler anymore, but regardless, a little bit of background music and that will appeal to our special guests this week.
Really first up, as always, is our in-house musical encyclopedia, PhD in women's plumbing, and also our most perennially optimistic member, Sam.
Well, thank you for that intro, Coach.
That was very nice.
Yeah, it's great to be here.
It's getting towards Thanksgiving coming up.
And so, you know, it's out of town people coming to see you.
So I got my probably my best drinking buddy coming to stay with us for the next six weeks or so, my mother-in-law.
And seriously, though, you know, of anyone in this house that will sit and have a beer with me, you know, she likes to have a couple of beers and laugh and talk loud.
So I'm looking forward to it.
Yeah, I think you've spoken well of her extended visits in the past.
Is that that's the case that you're mostly looking forward to her company?
Yeah.
Oh, oh, yeah, absolutely, because she's very much about the family and she likes to, if she sees something needs doing in the house, she does it and gives my wife somebody to fight with.
And, you know, you got to be a little more strategic about getting the deed done, if you know what I mean.
So when, you know, when there's an extra person around.
So, and she's always knocking on doors.
If you close the door, she'll knock on the door.
So, but no, I'm looking forward to it.
We have a lot of fun and she likes to drink beer with me.
Good stuff.
Yeah.
We didn't mention on the dating show last episode, but judging a woman by her mother is not, it's not a total, you know, metric that you have to follow, but it is a little helpful glimpse into what kind of one variable you may want to consider for sure.
Absolutely.
I am blessed with the world's nicest, kindest, warmest mother-in-law.
It's, you know, it's a blessing to have wonderful in-laws.
And it obviously can be a nightmare too.
Well, yeah, you hear people that have a like bad relationship with their in-laws, and that's, of course, no good.
Yep.
I love mine to death.
That's a poor choice of words, but you know what I mean.
Yes.
All right.
And are you hosting Thanksgiving, Sam?
No.
No, actually, we are going to spend it with some dear comrades of ours who just invited us.
And normally we do a big thing here.
And it just kind of worked out.
We said, like, okay, let's try that out.
Amen.
Godspeed.
Maybe we'll do a little turkey talk later on.
All right.
Next show.
Love him or hate him.
He is our in-house pop culture expert, movie buff, musician, and goat farmer.
And he is, of course, the host of The Final Storm 2, our essential employee, Rolo.
Welcome back, brother.
Thank you.
It's good to be here.
You said you got lots of like scoops and stuff.
You want to spill the beans here at the top or work it in later?
Oh, yeah.
I'd rather spill it at the top because I'm very certain it will be unrelated to anything else I'll bring up.
So I heard today and I didn't know about this.
So Kanye has been hanging out with Milo.
Now, a long time ago, a friend of mine, we were just talking.
Yeah, a friend of mine, we were just talking about, you know, this and that, like people we met.
And then Kanye came up and this is a long time ago, not when he was fresh in the news.
He's like, yeah, I worked with Kanye West a few times.
Yeah, he's totally gay.
Yeah, he goes to other states.
He has, he's got his boyfriends already there waiting for him.
Yeah, he just goes and then he meets him in a hotel room for a night.
Yep.
Kanye is totally gay.
So yeah, that's why Kanye is almost certainly hanging out with Milo.
Sure, you know, they have a similar Candace Owens type political philosophy, but come on.
How are we going to have him on the show now?
Yeah, he would be the second homosexual we've had on the show.
Well, I mean, people are always like, who was it before we know after he's after he's talking like that?
After we're talking about him that way, he won't want to come on, right?
Yeah.
I don't know.
Well, I don't know.
It doesn't surprise me.
Yeah.
Mike Gaydard definitely went off with some of his effeminate.
I don't know if they're physical mannerisms, but his manner of speech for sure.
Well, it also explains why Nick Fuentes likes him so much.
And why Nick Fuentes thinks he's got you?
Yeah, I got the dog next to me, too.
I don't even, I don't even know where the dog came from.
All right.
It's total chaos here in the Never Cook Shed, gentlemen.
Thank you for bearing with me.
Thank you for the scoop, Rolo.
Keep us.
Well, no, don't keep us posted on that one, but I did see the photographic evidence.
Yes, that he was hanging out with Milo.
Potato, try to keep it down.
All right.
Thank you.
All right.
And finally, emerging from Ice Planet Hoth to grace us with his presence once more.
He is, of course, our movement master on all things, transportation, urban planning.
And hey, he's got a slew of beautiful children and a wife, too.
Not a slew of wives, but you know what I mean.
Dark Enlightenment, welcome back to Full House, brother.
Thank you so much for having me, gentlemen.
Pleasure to be here.
Great to have you on.
What is at the top of your stack right here when you get the most ears on you?
What do you want to tell the audience?
If you want to, we got the dating.
We got to clean up some loose ends on the dating show.
And I know we're going to talk midterms and Trump announcement a little bit later, but it's all.
GOP Delanda Est.
You know, I mean, yeah, was there shenanigans that probably, you know, there probably hasn't been an honest election in Philadelphia since, I don't know, 1847.
Right.
But, and, and obviously there's, you know, hijinks in Arizona, Nevada, whatever.
But, but these people had a chance to do to stand up for white people and stand up for law and stand up for the Constitution or whatever, and they're not going to do any of it.
And just to put, just to, just to add the cherry on top, right?
After, you know, the lame duck session and after they've all been voted on, right?
All these conservative religious Republicans just approved the federal gays can get now get married bill.
So for all those, all those, all my fellow Christians out there who hustled and worked and spent all those years supporting these Republicans, trying to promote pro-family, pro-God policies, these people hate you and they want you to die and they think it's funny.
So let's let's do let's do this right now.
The midterms are not so stale that we can't do a little bit of a post-mortem.
And I am honestly conflicted.
I'll, of course, speak candidly and honestly here as I always do.
And look, I know the GOP sucks.
I know that they are largely, if not entirely, controlled opposition, that they would rather speak well of a Jew than whites as a group.
However, I did vote in this election, and I actually did vote party line, mostly because there were some tempting ballot initiatives in West Virginia that I wanted to vote for.
And I wanted to talk a little bit about this, like the GOP sucks.
You should never vote for them, et cetera.
Because truth be told, I was a little bit bummed that they didn't do better on Tuesday.
Of course, I thought that they did.
The polls indicated that they did.
The historical models, unpopular incumbent president in his first term, the opposition party almost always cleans house.
I do believe that I think it's pretty much, whatever you think about election cheating, I think the expansion of early voting has absolutely changed the playing field.
And of course, the Republicans have not been as adept at ballot harvesting as the Democrats have.
And we know the worse is better argument.
We know the accelerate argument.
We know the idea that, oh, everybody just has to like see that there's no hope from the Republicans and then things will change.
The Democrats are like a giant beast with, of course, a star of David emblazoned across its chest, basically running roughshod over the country at this point.
And more or less for a long time, Trump was flash in the pan.
However, I am still grateful that there are certain checks on their power, even if it's like a little retard baby also with the star of David on his chest, like is holding them back somewhat.
And hear me out because some look, like normal Republican men, some better than others, did fine in this election.
DeSantis in Florida, Kemp in Georgia.
Again, I don't know how good or bad some of these guys are.
Sununu in New Hampshire.
Our guys in New Hampshire have almost always said, no, Sununu is actually a really great governor.
And there's also a white Republican in Vermont who won.
And the Republicans have, hear me out, hear me out, fam.
We always say like, ah, they suck.
They don't do enough.
Roe v. Wade was just overturned as a result of elections and court appointments.
Affirmative action looks like it's the next shoe to drop.
And you do have, again, I was glad that Trump announced because he said, no, the enemy is actually at home and the enemy's name is FBI.
Now, whatever you think of Trump, sometimes having those things out there in the discourse is good, even if we think that they're a dead end.
But that's a lot of commentary that I just jammed in there that's been bugging me.
So yes, the GOP sucks.
Yes, GOP DeLinda Est.
And yet I am still kind of glad that West Virginia is overwhelmingly red state as opposed to a blue state.
I'm not that masochistic.
88 out of our 100 state house seats now are Republican, which is pretty incredible.
So go ahead, Dark, have a first jump at that.
For Sam, go ahead.
Am I a big stupid cuck and a de-radicalizer for saying like, no, I'm not entirely ready to like not vote ever again for any Republican?
No, definitely not.
I mean, if you got a second, look, Google the state of Illinois and look at the election results.
I mean, like the entire state is red except for a couple of little spots of blue, you know, but that's, that's where the power is in the, in the Chicago, you know, Cook County and a couple of other places.
But you look at the vast majority of the state and it's red, you know, solidly red.
So it's, you know, they're not in some sort of unassailable position, the these elites that rule us, you know, and certainly you can feel that there's something percolating.
You know, there's there has never before in my lifetime been such a such a palpable sense of that it's them and us and the elites rule over us.
This small, powerful group rules over us and more and more of us know it.
Yeah, when I was watching election night coverage on whatever it was on my like internet TV, seeing that fat, disgusting Jew Pritzker.
Oh yeah.
I mean, I've here, here's the thing.
Like we have so few ways of like registering data points to the system.
Like I don't, you know, I'd probably vote for Joe Walsh if he were running for governor against Pritzker just to just to send a message, even if it's futile.
Did you stay home, Sam, or did you actually go and pull the lever?
No, I did go in.
And, you know, it's funny because I was one of so many that were contacted.
Hey, do you want to vote by mail?
So I said, now this is going back probably two months.
I said, like, well, sure, why not?
You know, that's saved me the trouble of going over there.
You know, you got to work it in with your work schedule and everything.
So I filled out all the things.
They said, yep, it's okay.
Your ballot's coming.
It's in the mail.
Well, guess what?
It never showed up.
So I went in there.
Yeah.
I went in.
I said, well, I don't know.
I'm going to vote.
What the hell?
And they saw it on their screen.
They said, well, did you receive your mail-in ballot?
And I said, well, I was supposed to, but I never did get it.
So that's, you know, it does show you that their system has checks on itself.
That's wild.
Yeah.
I wonder how many people got a ballot, sent it in, and then showed up too.
I mean, you know, part of it, it's cope.
Oh, mail, you know, mail-in balloting has really shifted things for the Democrats.
That's a little bit of a cope, but I think it's also entirely valid along with shenanigans.
Like just because that's not the whole story doesn't mean it's something that you can't address and talk about.
It's another factor for sure.
Of the corruption and the decline and the mockery.
We put the mockery in democracy.
Dark, did you bother going to turn out Mr. GOP DeLinda S?
I did, but mostly entirely, it was local issues.
Even though I hate the GOP and all its works and all its pomps and all its lies and all its empty promises, it is important to, if there's a particularly virulently anti-white or terrible person, it's important to vote against that person.
So I voted against some people that are that are pretty bad.
And, you know, this is, there's multiple ways, you know, this election was stolen.
Was there ballot harvesting where like, you know, a senior 97-year-old woman who voted Republican all her life, you know, magically got her ballot, you know, checked for Democrats?
Yeah, that happened almost certainly.
You know, did, you know, were their ballots found in the middle of the night?
Yeah, probably.
But there's other number of ways that things were stolen, right?
Like I'm an American citizen.
You're an American citizen.
Sam's American citizen.
We're not allowed to talk.
You know, we're not on Twitter.
We're not allowed to, you know, excuse me, you know, but apparently lots of people like what we have to say.
And more would like what we have to say if we could, if we had access to the mainstream.
And so, you know, you have like vile weirdo communists who can steal $10 billion, but like ordinary red-blooded American citizens can't even just say, hey, I think that this is bullshit.
I'm sorry for the language.
But we can't, I'll send you a dollar, Coach.
You know, we're, you know, so that's, that's illegitimate that way.
And as Sam was saying, like ordinary people, like the Pritzkers, you know, here's, you have this, this insane family of oligarchical Jews that has JB's the governor of Illinois.
I can't remember what his brother's name is, the dude who wears a dress everywhere.
Yeah, yeah, he's about to bring up his faggy brother.
But, but like, whatever.
Like, right, you know, he's taken his millions and millions of dollars and he's destroyed places like Norwich University, which is the birthplace of the ROTC.
It's one of one of half a dozen service academies where it's been, you know, with all kinds of Pritzker money, it's been turned into this hotbed of communism and stuff.
And, you know, it was, it was one of the places that trained officers that won that won the Civil War, you know, in Vermont.
So we have this obviously illegitimate oligarchical class and no one gets anything.
And so, you know, I don't know what their placement is, but, but, yeah, some states are too, some states are too far gone.
Yeah, they're entrenched and they control the machinery.
And I actually, I think people should bail on those states.
No, you can't run away forever.
But there are other states that are in pretty damn good shape.
you know Florida for all of its flaws and DeSantis's philosemitism.
I mean, they were the laughingstock of the country two decades ago, and now they're actually like doing elections, right?
And, you know, COVID stuff and school board stuff and populism is important, even if there's obviously I said something like, you know, DeSantis can never be a true hero so long as they have their hooks in them.
And it's clear that they do.
Of course, I'd rather be, I'd rather be governed, like there are choices out there.
I'd rather be governed by a DeSantis than a Pritzker.
Yes, I know Lesser of Two Evils is like not a good choice and all that stuff.
But I guess my point is like, I'm damn glad that I'm in a red state, now a deep red state, and even Florida's a red state now than living in a blue state.
I don't actually want to live under a Jewish governor or, you know, two Jewish senators.
I'm just not that much of a masochist.
And one more thing, too.
The thought occurs, and I saw some post after Abbott declared, you know, he invoked emergency powers on the border to actually start turning people away and maybe even building walls.
Is it real?
Is it fake?
Is it theater?
I don't know.
But we have these, we rightfully called out the GOP for all these years for being cucks, for being perennial losers, for not actually conserving anything except for the Second Amendment by a string.
And then when they actually do good things, we call it fake and gay, right?
Like, oh, he's just, he's sending Mexicans to New York for a stunt.
Okay, now he's actually invoking emergency powers, but we're supposed to say that that's also fake and gay.
Or Republicans appoint actual quote unquote conservatives to the Supreme Court and be like, ah, no, they're all compromised.
They're all fake.
You know, they're all, they're never going to do anything.
It's all theater.
And then they like take a massive, you know, sledgehammer to Roe v. Wade and soon affirmative action.
Some good things still do happen out there as a result of the political process, even if it is ultimately doomed and failed.
I don't know what you could do with this stuff, but I just, I had to like talk.
I had to get it off my chest, frankly.
I think that a couple of distinctions need to be made.
You know, the system is illegitimate, but you still have to work within it to the extent possible, right?
You know, you can always go and vote out the school board members that say that they have to teach sex change stuff to eight-year-olds, right?
You can moms for Liberty just took over a school board, right?
And they fired the black superintendent and a slew of other people.
Right.
And I think sometimes, especially those of us that have been at this a long time, like everyone here has, we forget that like, you know, I mean, I guess you and I have been Jaywoke for, I don't know, 10 years now, each coach.
Sure.
Just how far like ordinary, like ordinary suburban moms are signing up like VDAR in 2007 now.
Yep.
You know, and I think that that's a valuable thing.
You know, like we are right about everything.
I am a committed, you know, national socialist.
I think that that's the correct way to look at things.
I've done a healthy way to organize a society.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
It's just European natural law applied to industrial society.
That's all it is.
But we forget just how big the indoctrination is against us and against the truth.
Oh, yeah.
And how rapidly ordinary people have come to the conclusion that this is all bad.
You know, like the cue thing is fascinating because are they wrong that the elite is a bunch of perfects?
I did not have Paul Pelosi being a closet case on my bingo card.
You know, but is anyone shocked?
Like, of course he is, right?
Like, like, duh, that makes sense.
Of course, right?
Like, and, and, you know, so of course, like this entire, you know, this entire power structure is chaka block full of like blackmailable weird perverts with, you know, dead kids in their closet and drug habits.
Of course they are.
And I think that the important thing is that for our movement is for, is us to just keep telling the truth.
And eventually, you know, people will get that like, oh, hey, like everyone's illegitimate except people who are pro-white.
Yep, they are still coming our way, except for Rolo.
I was listening to the show from last week and Rolo was like, well, I tried to JP, I tried to red pill this girl and then she turned total philosophite.
And then what he was trying to talk to another guy kind of said stuff.
And then he turned into a tranny.
So Rolo's a one-man blue pill record crew.
Rolo.
Stop talking to people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But I've been spending a little more time on Gab.
I'll go right back to you, Sam.
And there's, there's hundreds of thousands of people who are going through the same processes that Sam went through in the Herbert Hoover administration that Dark and I went through roughly at the same time, you know, Rolo more recently than us.
The wheel keeps on turning and we'll talk about Trump too.
But all those people are going through the same processes that we did just five or seven or 10 years later.
Also, shout out to our pal Durandel's listeners who said that I should be president.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Maybe one day we'll say never rule anything out.
But go ahead, Sam.
Sorry for talking so much.
Well, no, that's, you know, what's good about all the bad things happening is it's happening to the quote regular guy unquote, you know, and for instance, my brother, he wanted to go see Gavin McGinnis had some kind of event in the area some time ago, somewhat recently.
But so he asked me if I wanted to go.
I said, I don't know if I'd be up for that.
But and I think I had a conflict anyway.
So so he buys the ticket.
And so some days before the event, he gets an email says, oh, hey, there's a change of venue, you know, because there were some problems at the original venue.
Okay, cool.
So he drives, he drives out to the place and there's, let's see, I'm trying to remember the sequence, but he gets to the place and there's a page on the on the window and it says all events are canceled tonight.
Sorry, you know, and so he goes on to his, checks his email.
Oh, the venue's been moved again, you know?
And so by the time he got to it, it had been moved three times because of left-wing pressure.
So these are, so the regular people are now feeling that, you know, the oppression of you can't go see something you want to go see.
And similarly, I was talking to this, this guy I've been talking to for a while on and off, kind of educating him about the Jews.
And he really gets it now.
And he'll come back and he'll even say stuff to me that I didn't catch, you know, and he'll point it out.
But and he says, and he now he's hitting the frustration of like, he's telling his family members or people he knows, oh, yeah, but don't you see this bankman freed or this name?
You see all these names are the same in these financial scandals.
Bernie Miller.
And I told him, Michael Milk.
Bernie Mayker.
And I said, well, just remember one thing.
This is, you know, there's been trillions of dollars spent on the propaganda to build up this mindset to support all this stuff.
And this is often the most difficult thing you can get across to people.
Everybody knows about the niggers, but getting them to understand the Jewish question can be very tricky and often takes a long time to get that across to people.
But people are definitely catching on.
And one other thing I wanted to throw in there as far as going and voting, one thing I enjoy going to do and vote is you always have like at least 50 judges that are up for re-election or whether they're to be retained or not.
I don't know if it's called an election exactly.
And who knows who these judges are, right?
But I like going through there and picking off the Jewish names or the like the black woman names and marking them to be not retained.
I don't know if it's doing any good, but it gives me a little self-satisfaction.
No, absolutely.
It's like we're not cheering.
I am not cheerleading for the GOP and MUD democracy, but it takes like an hour at most and you get to register your disapproval.
And the more important thing to the bigger idea of continuing to push our ideas.
I'm not like fatalists, like, oh, boy, midterms didn't go well.
Got to go back on the plantation or whatever.
But, you know, our narratives and our talking points, both on the internet and with the people that we address in our regular lives, do have an effect and they do force the GOP to take either popular or unpopular stances.
And you can see the schism growing there between, you know, establishment hacks would consider wackadoodles and, you know, and those sort of insurgents calling for the head.
We've seen, you know, this is, this has gone on, went on with the Tea Party, went on with the Democrats, and they have their own fissures between the radicals and the more establishment people.
And it's the cleaving keeps happening, right?
The fissures keep extending and growing in this thing.
And I guess my like big picture forecast, of course, this project, this Once Glorious Project is going to collapse someday for whatever cause, but it will probably descend into that leftist tyranny increasingly until it breaks and there's either a revolt or it's just utterly bankrupt and or some foreign power comes along to push what is already falling.
So, you know, the game goes on.
Keep struggling, keep working.
And no, you're not going to vote your way out of this, but I'm not going to tut-tut anybody who decides to still go for it.
And that, of course, we got to talk, not Turkey, but talk Trump just for a little bit because he did declare, as predicted, I put a bet on that, cleaned up nicely on that one.
I did lose on Blake Masters in Arizona.
Truth be told, that was painful for me to actually lose a political bet.
But speech was totally low energy.
It was tired talking points.
It was like Elvis doing a Vegas show, which somebody unhelpfully reminded me.
Actually, Elvis still had it when he was doing Unchained Melody.
I think that was Prussian Blue.
But regardless, I'm glad that he's running for the disruption that he brings to the race to keep perhaps the DOJ and the FBI fuming about whether they can lock him up.
Some guys think the best possible scenario would be for him to be running and maybe doing well, and then for them to indict him to further radicalize the MAGA sheep.
I don't know.
I'm certainly not Trump enthusiastic or boosting him yet.
I remain glad that he's sort of in the race.
It would have been sad if it were just like Iron DeSantis show, a little bit of competition and flinging and let's see who can pander to us best and have that reflect in the polls as another data point.
Yeah, I think there is something there like about him running or about him getting arrested or something like that that that would certainly rile people up.
And I remember Horace the the Avenger making a prediction some years ago, you know, when this thing really does get hot, it's going to be really like the normies versus the left or the normies versus the elite.
And our time will come after that.
Yep, good point.
Let us not forget that less than two years ago, thousands of riled up MAGA patriots or patriots, whichever you want to call them.
You can call them both, storm the Capitol, which is still an epoch-making event.
And just imagine, yeah, it could have gone a lot differently.
Go ahead, Dirk.
Well, and I think that something that, again, we are, I think sometimes we get in the hot take Olympics and everyone's trying to look at where things are, right?
Donald Trump, I'm not a fan.
I hope he loses.
I hope he's bankrupt.
His middle daughter, Tiffany, just married.
She didn't marry a Jew this time.
She married a Lebanese guy.
So that's different.
This time it's different.
A different flavor of semi.
He looked white to me, though.
I thought he was maybe Greek.
Sorry, Nikkei.
He was clearly a Phoenician or Levantine somehow.
Right.
Yeah.
You look like you'd be, you know, Nassim Talib's younger cousin with hair.
Anyway, the important thing isn't that, you know, we get what we want instantly because, frankly, we have no money and no power.
The thing that needs to happen is ordinary people need to see it for the scam that it is.
So when Donald Trump fails to deliver yet again, when he's lost Ann Colder, right?
Who wrote the In Trump We Trust book.
And she basically told him to STF you for all time.
Yep.
Yeah.
You know, and he's lost all these people.
You know, I was reminding people on a show I was on recently.
You know, if he'd, if he'd unleashed Chris Kobach in like February 2017, we'd have solid elections.
You know, he could have done that.
And he did.
And he just.
Yeah.
Yeah.
A little committee and went nowhere.
Yep.
Right.
And, you know, he just received the Herzl Award from the Zionist Organization of America.
Right.
You know, and we're supposed to just sit here and, oh, this is going to be great.
Right.
You know, Bernie Madoff and Sam Bankman-Fried, they, they literally look like brothers.
Yeah.
You know, they have that same curly.
Father and son.
Yep.
Yeah.
Like, it's, it's, it's, it's astonishing, right?
And, and we're supposed to just, so ordinary people are noticing that this stuff is happening and they're noticing that nothing works and that food costs too much and gas is ridiculous.
And we're the only people with any kind of coherent narrative as to, I mean, ultimately, we got to have faith in the truth while out and we're the only ones telling the truth.
So let Donald Trump, let Donald Trump do what Donald Trump is going to do and he'll be just a Zion Don disappointment again.
And he'll inevitably fail because he cares more about his Semitic ties than he does about Americans.
Oh, yeah.
So whatever, yeah, whatever you do, when you talk to your friends and family, most likely the magic is gone and he's running one for indictment insurance, two to fundraise more and three, of course, to continue to inflate his own ego and self-aggrandize himself.
And the daily, I know there's a lot of listeners out there with friends or family who are daily wire, Ben Shapiro consumers, because that's the edgy conservatism that sort of appealed to me a decade or so ago.
And that is the true dead end cul-de-sac where they want to, you know, sort of cordon off all like semi-rebellious right-wing white Americans into a safe little non-confrontational pro-Israel conservatism ink stronghold or holding pen.
So red pillow your friends and family on the Daily Wire and Ben Shapiro and the double standard about Israel and what all of the rest of our countries get.
Rolo, haven't heard from you.
Did you vote?
And are we off our rockers?
No, I'm not as anti what you're preaching.
I almost said I'm not anti-GOP, but that would have been crazy.
I do think what the GOP sells you is a bunch of snake oil.
They do nothing.
But the way I picture the relationship between the Democrats and the GOP, and you take from this what you will as to who's worse, the Democrat violently rapes you in an alley and the GOP distracts, distracts the cop to make sure that the Democrat doesn't get caught.
That's how I see them.
But I do think there are probably a handful of Republicans that are like, if you vote for them, it's not terrible.
Like I don't think Rand Paul is a bad guy.
I don't think he's very useful, but I don't think he's malicious.
That being said, where I am, it's very set in stone how the election is going to turn out.
So I didn't bother and I also don't believe in the legitimacy of our system.
So I know that my vote genuinely doesn't matter.
So I'm not going to waste my time doing that.
I would literally rather do anything else.
Like I would watch paint dry over going out and voting.
Yeah, speaking of good guys, Kobak did, he made his little comeback and he is again the attorney general of Kansas, not exactly the position that I'd want him.
We're used to polls showing that Republicans are like, you know, the demoralizing polls where it's like, oh, yeah, he's down 10.
And then, oh, what do you know?
On election day, there's a surprise.
This time it was the opposite in an election when structurally everything should have gone the way of the GOP, where GOP people were up in the polls.
And then lo and behold, the massive influx of mailed-in ballots, Dropbox ballots.
I just can't wrap my head around sending ballots out to every single person in certain, some of these states without them even requesting it.
The ideal situation is voting franchise is restricted.
I'm not going to do a 19th Amendment bit, but maybe mothers.
I don't know about land owners.
People have mortgages.
Do you have to pay off your thing?
But people who have a certain skin in the game, whether it's kids, whether it's responsibility jobs, et cetera.
When you send out ballots to every nay or do well, Tom Dick and Jamal, you're going to get leftist politics in America.
It's just the way it is.
And voter qual or candidate quality, it's systemic.
The good people are fed up and will go the right way given good leadership.
And, you know, half the country, if not more, are basically enemies of ours at this point.
They want our kids dead or brainwashed or gay or raped.
And yes, they do think it's funny to borrow from the great Sam Hyde.
All right.
I think we've done enough of that.
Let us clean up some essential hanging Chads.
Ha ha.
Good segue there from the dating special.
Got a lot of love and a little bit of hate from that episode.
And one thing that was clear was that people were either Rollo and Woody were sort of the dividing line.
Some people said, absolutely.
Wooderson is right.
He has the right attitude.
Notwithstanding, some people were like, oh, sure, he went to Europe to bag a woman.
And my response to that is, yeah.
And I mean, it's not like I advocate for that for all of our single guys, but hey, it could work.
One of the biggest complaints we got was his advocating of waiting until you're 30 to either move in or settle down or pop the question.
I personally absolutely discussed it.
Well, as a guy who took his 20s to figure himself out and set myself straight and get everything in line, I advocate against that for various reasons.
Yeah, I know.
Not that you have strong opinions on it.
But yeah, no, look, some people were like, yeah, Woody was alpha, Chad, confident, and that's the attitude that you need.
And other people said, ah, he's full of it.
He's bloviating.
You know, it's not that easy.
He doesn't understand.
And a lot of people were like, why did you have on the Zoomer who just like lucked out into a girl falling into its lap on the dating show?
I was like, I don't know.
I liked him.
He was nice.
Yeah.
Let me see here, some of the feedback.
All right.
Well, Pat, yeah, real quick, Sam, here's a good one, and I'll go to a funny negative one.
Pat said, lots of wisdom in the show.
Probably the best and most comprehensive WN dating content ever delivered on a podcast.
No simping, no apologizing, and no references whatsoever to Asian women.
Yes.
Thank you, Pat.
Didn't even cross our lips.
Get Asian boy for a good trad kitchen dweller in her slippers who will harass you for the rest of your life.
Sorry, go ahead, Sam.
Yeah, I thought it was a good discussion.
And there were a lot of different points.
Like you mentioned, Rollo and Wooderson kind of, you know, I thought it was kind of cute how they argued a couple of points there.
But you know what?
I think it was nice to have all these different ideas out there because somebody who's listening to that might seize on one of those ideas and be able to succeed with it.
So, you know, there's different ways to go.
If I had to say my point, I would say don't set an artificial thing of waiting until you are 30, but definitely wait until you have your mind set and that you know what you want and you have a plan to do it, which does maybe take some time for some people.
And especially nowadays where people seem to mature a little bit later and stuff like that.
So maybe, you know, maybe that's not a bad advice in one way, but I would say, yeah, don't set any artificial things.
Obviously, the best thing is to marry as young as you can so you can have as many children as you can and have the family that you can while you're young and stuff.
So, but also the other side.
So, you know, I think it was good that way, even though people maybe don't agree, but you can see different points.
Absolutely.
Look, high school sweethearts are a thing.
Kids fall in love in high school and go on to have married and have kids.
Our very own smasher, of course.
So half the battle is like when you meet that girl, you know, maybe not know that she's the one at the time, but you might be 18 years old.
You might be broke and 21 and have a drinking problem, but that could still be that magical moment when you find her and need to latch onto her, treat her right, clean yourself up at the same time.
You cannot like, yes, I must wait to build this perfect foundation before I go out.
Sometimes magic happens, even if you're not looking for it and you're not ready.
And there's no such thing as a perfect foundation.
That's the, I mean, right, yeah.
He's generally a pretty wise guy, but, but, but, you know.
There's no such thing as a perfect foundation.
Yeah, if you're going to wait to get it just right, you'll be waiting forever, you know, just like, oh, we're going to wait to have kids until we have enough money.
Well, that day will never come, you know, but I think that's why it was good to have the other guy on too, because how did he meet the woman he's with?
She asked him.
She asked about him.
So in other words, you just have to be, you have to just be open to it.
That's the advice there.
This thing will just happen to you anyway.
So you have to be open to it.
And, you know, he could, if he had the wrong attitude, he would have, oh, no, I'm not ready to ask her out or something.
But she asked him out and he was open-minded enough to say, all right, yeah, I'm going to go with this.
That's right.
Roll with the punches.
Always be ready.
You never know how it's going to work out.
Yeah, that's right.
You got to be open.
Well, it was really good, actually.
And I really enjoyed the program.
And I shouldn't say it's really good, actually.
Full house is consistently excellent.
And this was another example of how good of how high quality your shows are.
But one of the things that, again, you know, we're the only ones talking about this is, you know, there's this assumption kind of out in normie world or boomers or something that like relationships just happen and that they don't require a structure and a society that functions in order to for for families to be to be created and thrive.
And the concern that is evident, and I've known both you guys for a good long while now.
And so I know that you genuinely do like care that you want our guys to get married and to have wives that they care about and they love and that you want them to have as many children as they can.
And you want those children to grow up and be healthy.
And that that matters to you guys both very much.
And that's, frankly, the only reason I am on this show is that I know that you're both very genuine about that.
And it matters to me as well.
And so, you know, this movement is the only place in the world right now where we're actually telling you the things that you need to do to build a society where families are healthy.
Yep.
It starts at home.
You know, we talk about the big picture stuff, but more attainable within your power is the good, healthy, happy life at home with lots of kids, both because that will bring you tons of joy and it is the right thing to do for a society.
Every new white life brought into this world is a revolt of sorts, unless you are a commie planning on raising them to be gay, purple-haired, nose-piercing people.
In the chat the other day, the topic of divorce came up.
This is a little bit of a segue away from dating, but somebody said, oh, yeah, Coach and Wolfie are the paradigm for marriage.
They'll never get divorced.
And I said, well, that's very kind of you.
Thank you.
But let's be honest here.
We've had plenty of blowout fights where we never said, I want a divorce or I'm going to get a lawyer.
But, you know, like naughty thoughts, probably like, you know what would really show her, you know, those things.
Like big blowout fights happen in healthy marriages all the time too.
What actually brought this up with one of our guys is going through a painful divorce right now where wifey went essentially crazy.
And now he's fighting it out in the courts, I believe, for custody and the house and all the rest of it.
I don't remember if he read it before or if he read it after too late, but he again said, You got to read that book if you're concerned about it.
The 10 mistakes men make in divorce.
And just to spoiler, one of them is do not move out.
Do not move out of your house.
By the way, there's no divorce happening here.
We're happy, but I just wanted to let guys know, like, you know, marriage.
So I guess there's some marriages where it's just smooth sailing, you know, Ned and Maude Flanders or something like that.
But everybody has right now.
That marriage didn't end so well.
How did she die, Rolo?
I know you know.
I can't remember.
She got she got shot by a t-shirt gun and fell off of some bleachers because she wanted because the voice actor wanted more money, right?
And they were like, screw you.
We're going to kill off your character.
Well, no, they wanted they wanted her to fly into the studio and she didn't live where the studio was.
So she asked for more money to compensate for that.
So they said no.
So they killed her off.
Dark, how did you meet your wife?
If you don't mind me asking, you don't have to be too specific.
Mutual friends.
All right.
Yep.
Very common way.
I wanted to read.
We got one.
It was like a love note and a nasty gram at the same time.
Hi, Coach Sam Smasher and the rest.
I think that's a subtle dig at Rolo or a good natured troll.
I've only been listening to the show for about a year and a half, and I found Full House to be the only show on the right that I can still listen to and receive any value from.
We did not pay Shay for this commentary.
All the other shows seem to be just going through the motions, phoning it in, or just saying dumb stuff to remain relevant.
Ah, yes, the hot take Olympics.
I've been in this movement for some years, but probably not as long as you and definitely not as long as Sam.
But I know some folks and I've been on a fly and I've been a fly on some windscreens.
But I was really angry at the last episode because I've been single since COVID started.
And after breaking up with my last serious girlfriend, everything feels different.
Okay, so that's an important question.
Things that have changed since COVID.
Somebody said, oh, you didn't talk about whether the vax is a deal breaker or not.
Good point.
Anyway, he says, I was really hoping for some practical advice, but instead I got a blowhard talking to hear himself talk.
And some kid who got asked out by his girlfriend, keep doing regular dating shows like annually, but just screen the guests better.
I love Witterson and Anthony.
I got no complaints about their performance.
Witterson said, you know, look, Witterson's cocky and confident.
And guess what?
That works with women a lot.
And I was glad that he gave his perspective.
Anthony was like the lucky side of the coin.
But good point, Shay.
Point taken.
Thank you for the compliments.
And we will do it again in a year or so.
But Rolo, if she's vaxed, are you not axing her out?
You know what?
Honestly, if a girl did have the vaccine and we were serious, I would say I would like you to take a fertility test.
Because I have heard some weird stories about the vaccine having weird effects with women's menstrual cycles.
And I do have an anecdote about someone that I know personally where something very strange happened after they got the vaccine.
So that's all I would say is like, if I was with the woman and she did have the vaccine, I would just ask her to get a fertility test.
And if it came out negative, then you know, trade in her for a new model.
Yeah.
You should aim for a pure blood, but I don't know.
I wouldn't rule out a good woman just because she got the vax.
Maybe she had to for work.
I don't think it's going to necessarily mean she's infertile or is going to have give you a baby with birth defects.
One other thing I saw a constant refrain.
So, and here's maybe a painful truth.
Guys who did smash a lot or are married or did the bit tended to identify with Wooderson's advice.
And guys who are still single and are out there trying more identified with Rolo's take or, you know, general approach to this stuff.
Take that for what it will.
Because here, yeah, we're still rolling.
Truth be told.
I keep saying truth be told.
I'll stop that becoming a verbal tick.
Yeah, it's real.
You know what?
I would prefer if people in our milieu stop saying truth be told.
Yeah, I was about to say, yeah.
Fatwa against milieu has been reissued.
Regardless.
Yeah.
So many verbal ticks you have to constantly squash.
New ones spring up when you defeat one.
But the lights went out when I was here because I had one too many electric heaters.
Just have two down here.
I wouldn't normally be running them like a sweatshop, but our little man is down here and he did migrate into bed, gave up.
I think he was horsing around with the dog and the dog scratched him playfully and he started crying and then he went to bed.
Regardless, the feedback that we got, look, you know, I think you probably heard me on Mike saying guys that have done the bit and are already there more tended to more agree with Wooderson and guys who are still out there hustling and struggling were on team Rolo.
That's okay.
I get it.
Psychology is the whole business.
Don't you think that's an interesting dynamic is people that don't have people that aren't looking for someone related more with someone that didn't have anything to say to them?
Well, look, I mean, it's also tough.
Like, you know, for a dating show, you want a guy who's out there like smashing, but not, doesn't have a standard girlfriend or one who like got the serious girlfriend.
I mean, you can't please everybody.
Damn it.
I tried.
Well, I mean, think about this.
It's like, you know, we're going to have to go on about raising chickens now.
And what if the people that I already know how to raise chickens?
The show didn't appeal to me.
But the people that are like, I'm learning how to raise chickens.
I want to know about raising chickens.
Well, you know, Rolo, you are on this show and you are welcome as someone who is out there dating.
You know, I tell you more, not less.
Well, you know, sometimes it's harder than other times.
Okay.
I'll just say that.
I'll do my best.
Well, just stew it.
See, that's your problem.
You were just stewing and getting angry at Wooderson as opposed to giving that perspective.
The best advice, the best plan to landing a woman is what the other guy, Anthony, had, which is have the woman get you.
I'm going to, I'm going to counter that, Sam, but I'm going to say you're not entirely wrong.
I will say, I will tell you right now, the 100% way guaranteed to get a woman.
This is a never fail method.
I'm serious.
I'm serious.
Club.
From someone.
That's a 99% because 1% of the time it kills them.
So, you know, if you're feeling lucky, you know, get yourself a nice club, preferably a corked bat.
It bounces off the skull a little better and it's a little softer.
No, the 100% guaranteed way is through someone you know.
Yeah, that's true.
Yep.
Because basically, because that, because that girl is going to be more open because you're not going to be a stranger.
It's going to be someone.
You're basically vetted and it's going to be, and someone's like, hey, I know a girl.
So it's going to be from your pool of like-minded friends.
Maybe you're not 100% on every single issue, but you're going to be good enough.
But everything else, like literally, you can be as fit as possible.
You be, you know, smart, funny, sociable.
You dress well.
You got a good haircut.
You're tall.
It's, you're still rolling the dice when you're going out and talking to women.
Like, you know, start at ground zero.
If you, if you're in bad shape, you can fix that.
If your haircut's bad, you can fix that.
If you're not making enough money and you have the opportunity to maybe work harder for a promotion, do something with that.
There's certain things that, you know, there's, you can't do anything about.
Like if you're short, you know, make it work for you.
Just get more jacked.
But if you make yourself the best you you can be, there's still no guarantees that you're going to go out and talk to a stranger and be the best you that you can be.
All right, real quick, schizophrenic feedback from bones on our dating show.
Ha ha ha.
You have been so damaged by Jews, you don't understand the problem.
You're trying to fix dating, which was always designed for homosexuals.
Dating was designed for homosexuals and it will never work for heteros.
Look who created the term boyfriend and girlfriend.
Red pill me on the boyfriend, girlfriend etymology, please, Bones.
You're trying to turn crap into steak, aka dating into marriage.
You have nothing of your own that has happened in the last 100 years.
Your culture is 100% Jew.
Your beliefs are 100% Jew influenced and it started before 1880.
Trying to fix any of these Jew things is beyond style.
I think we did address that, you know, because I said like the way ancient people looked at marriage and love and romance and all that versus the way we look at it now.
You know, I think that in a little bit of a way, he has a point, but I think we recognize that like when we're trying to say, you know, the importance of physical attraction and different ways and do you live with a girl or not and all those things.
Like, okay, well, in the modern era, yeah, you got to, I guess, consider all those things because we don't live in the ancient times.
But I think you should take a moment and inform your mindset by the way that people did think of it in different times so that you can look at it a little bit better.
Yeah, he's not entirely wrong here.
He just mixes in some to me wacky stuff.
Hookup is a homo thing.
The problem with this is like it is written by like a schizophrenic like nut job.
There's like points in there.
It's like the QAnon, but for the like for right-wing dating, like there's some things in there.
We're like, yeah, I get that, but it's like boyfriend, girlfriend is like Jewish.
You don't go from like, hey, you know, you look nice, lady at the bus stop.
You want to go get married right now?
Because if we're dating, that's gay and Jewish.
No one ever flirted with anyone in all of European history.
Society was different at other times in history.
And then so dating and marriage or meeting women and marriage could be different.
And now we have worse structures in place.
And so we have to deal with other issues.
Yeah, it's all worthwhile to consider, I think, to get the whole view of it together.
He says, no civilization has come back after birth rates fell below 1.7.
Never.
1968 was, I would say, not with that attitude, sir.
That's why we're trying to improve birth rates.
And they actually have improved for whites in America, as we covered on a recent show.
1968 was when America dipped under 2.1 Euros or even far worse shape.
Self-improvement is a Jew ideology owned and sold to you by Jews.
average mates that average that is that is the craziest thing there honestly like that like some of the nastiest looking people on the planet but infant mortality has never been lower than it is now either so So, you know, the times he's referring to, you know, so like all the factors are changing all the time.
So yes, you, you could cite one factor and say, ah, this is different.
Yeah.
Or this is bad.
Yes.
But okay, the other factors around it are also all different too.
So everything's always changing all the time.
So, hey, I won't read the whole thing, but he said, the idiot who married from Ukraine, he's wrong.
You have to get started young.
We agree with that.
Once your upper brain gets more blood than your lower brain, you start to realize the raw deal.
Having children in marriage is for the young.
Observe nature.
WN are totally contaminated by Juthink, although it's not their fault marinating in Jew sauce for multiple generations for at least 120 years.
That'll have this result.
By the way, pickup artists is all Jew.
It's so full of Jews.
It's laughable.
Thank you, Bones, for listening and the wild feedback.
Agree with what you said.
Yeah, there's some points there.
Yeah, we agree with some of those points.
I feel like Bones is like a mad scientist.
And he has like, he has like beakers with like different colored liquids in them and like there's tubes everywhere.
And he's just, he's just like out there.
I disagree that I disagree that you have to have children when you're young.
You could have them when you're old too.
I think that keeps you young.
When, you know, when you see somebody with children and they're older, that keeps you very young at heart.
And sometimes when your children grow up, that's kind of when you start to move out of a younger mindset.
Yeah.
Better late than never is an aphorism.
Yeah.
Better late than never.
Better early and late, you know?
Correct.
Yes, absolutely.
There's the ideal and then there's the world that we live in.
Your goal should be to have a child that is younger than your oldest grandchild.
Okay.
Sure.
All right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It took me as long as we do the best.
Let me get my computer later out here.
We have a good friend.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Well, and that's, that's, you know, fairly traditional.
And the way you keep the, you know, the baby of the family from getting spoiled is by like, you know, by the time they're old enough, you've got grandkids running around.
You're like, oh, well, they're smaller and cuter than you and you're not special.
So.
Right.
Well, I, you know, we, we can joke about this stuff and it is deadly serious and it is there.
There are real serious problems.
Let's not, let's not kid ourselves.
I know that everyone here takes it seriously.
But the important thing about, you know, dating, right?
Like people have, we have, you know, art from 3,000 years ago of people flirting.
So the whole dating thing, like something as simple as like, hey, you know, cute milkmaid, do you want me to carry the bucket of milk?
And then maybe we could go for a walk after, you know, after we're done working today.
Like, you know, that happened a thousand years ago and that was a date, right?
You know, so men and women have always been interested in each other.
And they've always found a way to get to get married and have children.
And, you know, we just need to continue that great chain of being that has gone back to, you know, before time immemorial and preserve that sanguinum are that Aryan blood that has enabled the world to rise above the muck in the mire.
And the important.
Amen.
And the important thing, you know, I mean, I got into this, this whole scene via kind of prepper stuff.
And I think that you're going to see as gas gets $5 a gallon and all this other stuff, I think you're going to see a lot more women going, wait a minute, why am I doing this single, you know, single girl stuff in the city when I could be like, find a dude with a farm and, you know, I hope that's a big ass truck.
Yeah, you know, and goats.
I got those things.
Right.
And so, you know, we all, again, all we can do is tell the truth.
That's all we do.
And eventually, you know, reality catches up to what we've been saying for years, which it's doing rapidly.
And, you know, I do think that for a lot of our guys that are kind of despairing right now, it is rough.
I'm not going to, you know, I feel bad for you.
You know, there's not even like a decent place where you can, like a pub where you could go like talk to girls.
They don't know.
One guy said, he said, he said, coach, my county's dry.
I can't go to a bar and meet girls.
I said, all right, drive farther, dumbass.
Don't coffee, but coffee place.
Yeah, but you know, go to the bingo night.
There you go.
Yeah, yeah.
There's, there's things you can do.
And, you know, I think it's Ed Dutton, but others have certainly talked about this.
We're going through an evolutionary bottleneck right now.
I think the white people that you're going to know in 100 years are going to be some of the most impressive white people that have ever walked the face of the earth because all the all the people, I mean, the drag, they'll be dregs are cutting off their tits and cutting off their dicks and swearing off having children.
Bye-bye.
You won't be white by accident.
You'll be white because your parents wanted to marry another white person.
Yeah, despite all the propaganda, they were the ones who resisted, who didn't get vaccinated.
And had children.
Yeah, exactly.
And, you know, I don't know if that's a deliberate thing.
We can, we can debate that all night, but like essentially the, you know, the Jewish elite have essentially created a condition where the only white people in the future will be the descendants of non-compliant white people to one degree or other.
So we're trying to add to those ranks.
A good friend reached out after the dating episode and said, actually, I would like to help my 21-year-old daughter meet one of our guys.
I have high standards, but I want to try to make it happen.
And Rollo came to mind first.
The age delta is a little rough.
It's a little bigger than I would be comfortable with, but we'll see.
We will be those matchmakers.
Well, we all learned a very important lesson from our friend Durrendel.
What's that?
Among many.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
He would not, he would not be, he would chase a guy who is much older than his daughter away with a baseball bat at the shotgun.
Shotgun.
Shotgun.
Okay.
Well, yeah, I'm covered for our old pal Duranda.
No, not wrong.
Yeah, I wouldn't, not, yeah.
I would be fine with a certain age differential for my dear daughter, but I wouldn't want it to be more than a decade personally, unless, you know, something really special.
So, all right, guys, let's take a break.
I have no idea how much of that first half is going to be included, whether we're long, short, whatever.
Rollo, keep in as much as possible, please, despite my little lights really going out here.
And I am so excited to go to the break because Sam the man has some precious intellectual property in his possession that we are going to play here at the break.
And, you know, sometimes Sam and I, our musical interests diverge and we're not totally simpatico.
On this one in particular, we are tied at the hip.
Go ahead buddy, introduce this banger from our good friends, please.
Yeah well, and I want to give a just a minute of background.
You know Wellington ARMS.
Wellington ARMS, a wonderful, wonderful rock and roll band.
Let's call them white nationalists, though the music does not necessarily throw that in your face, but these are great guys that are personal friends of all of us here, at least Coach and I. Um, wonderful guys.
Uh, some of them have families and um so uh they, they've been around for some years and they have some things out there.
They, they have a split seven inch vinyl out there.
They put out their own self-published cd, but now they've put out on Rebel records a professionally produced cd with.
It has some of the older songs on it and a few new ones, but a very fresh crisp, excellent production and uh it's, it's.
Really worth it.
It's on Rebel-records.com.
You can buy it there if you can get in touch with Nate.
If you're on the uh, if you're in the clubhouse or if Coach wants to put something in the notes, you can contact Nate.
He has some cds for sale.
He's getting more, and if he doesn't have them or he's out of them.
You can get them from rebel-records.
Is it dot com or is it dot DE?
It is in Germany, though.
So it's .com and it's in Germany.
So you'll be doing business overseas.
But I also want to mention that on vinyl4U-Versand.
It's the word vinyl number four, letter U-Versand.de, also in Germany.
But this particular site specializes in putting out vinyl.
They put out stuff that's older and they have some rare stuff or some older stuff on there, but they also put out some cool new stuff and they are selling this record on vinyl, which is super cool.
Nate will also have some of those for sale.
So either way, that website, if you're a vinyl guy or with Nate, either the CD or the record, I recommend.
I have, he very graciously gave me several CDs, a couple of them, I should say, two.
I have one for myself, and I was going to think Rolo and Coach, if you want to arm wrestle, and then I'll send the winner the extra one.
But anyways, really crisp, excellent production on this CD.
You will love this CD.
I encourage people to go out there and get it.
Contact Nate, whatever you got to do.
And both those sites got a lot of dynamite stuff on there for if you love white nationalist music, definitely worth your time.
So check it out.
This song is, it's a new song.
The name of the band is Wellington Arms.
The name of the song is Wellington Arms.
Here it is.
Hell yeah.
Let me just say, normally I would say, oh, Sam, you're hyping it up too much.
But this baby delivers, I loved it the second I heard it.
They are my favorite.
WN skinhead pro-white rock band.
John from Fessine is going to be at my window with a club tomorrow.
Love you too, John.
Enjoy that.
Thanks, Sam.
We'll be right back.
All right.
I fight twice here.
Come join us, cause we're the old chance.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We'll see you next time.
I'm ready to sacrifice for us.
Everything I ready to join us in hell to the farm.
I'm ready to seek to knowledge in everything that's meant to be.
Are you ready to join us?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the observant.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the future.
I'm ready to join us and take part in what you believe.
Young, I'm ready to sacrifice for us.
Everything, I'm ready to join us and head into the floor.
I'm ready to seek to knowledge in everything that's meant to be.
Are you ready to do that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the observant.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the future.
Come join us, cause we're the arts, yeah.
Yeah, come join us, cause we're the future, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the observance.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come join us, cause we're the future.
I'm ready to join us and take part in what you believe.
You are ready to sacrifice for us everything.
I'm ready to join us in hand to the pop.
I'm ready to seek to knowledge and everything that's meant to be.
Are you ready to join the arts?
Yeah, Come join us, cause we're the arms, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Don't join us, cause we're the future.
Yeah, We're the future, right?
Hey, and welcome back to Full House episode 146, Supercharged after Wellington Arms juiced us up there at the break.
I only listened to it once on the break.
I wanted to listen to it twice, but I didn't want to keep the guys waiting.
And Sam, thank you so much.
Hail Wellington Arms.
My only critique of that song is an awesome song was that the drumming was a little bit low energy.
I think they might have to.
I got to replace the drummer.
Seriously, guys, come on.
Busting Nate's chops.
I am.
Yeah.
Now I'm going to have John and Nate outside my window.
Not something you want to happen.
Oh, boy.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
I'm not somebody that typically listened to this kind of music until Sam introduced us to it.
And I want to say thank you to the guys and to Sam.
But just a quick observation.
The guy who is in charge of hip hop, basically, his name is literally Liar Cohen.
And there's a reason music today is terrible.
And it's for the usual suspect reasons.
And so, you know, this is kind of the only stuff that you're going to see that's real genuine and good.
And, you know, I'm into kind of like white dudes with guitars music, whether it's like country or old rock and roll or whatever.
But this is, you know, this is the only genuine music you're going to find anymore is kind of our thing because everything else is controlled by, you know, by them.
And so, you know, it's just, it's just great stuff, man.
It's, it's genuine.
It's, it's, it's well done.
Everyone plays their instruments well, you know, high energy.
Soaring vocals.
Yeah.
Art guys.
It's great, you know, and and, you know, I just thank you to Sam for introducing me because I never would have heard it if it weren't for Sam.
So thanks, man.
Hell yeah.
And don't forget the white power hour either, where every week you go for, you know, a much extended version of what we occasionally give you a little glimpse into here on Full House out of the limits, of course, the first one.
And then John came on from ADS.
And I did bemoan like two or three, maybe it was five years ago.
I said, man, I sure wish that we had a rage against the machine for white nationalists.
And lo and behold, you have many options out there now to shop from.
So support those guys.
Buy their album at rebelrecords.com.
I checked it out, Rebel-Records.
You might have to search Wellington Arms.
They've got the CD pretty prominent there.
So happy to show for those guys.
And they are, of course, genuine and kind and nice.
And they didn't shive me when I stepped on one of their shoes by accident.
That didn't happen.
Some other guy cracked my chin open.
All right.
I am flying pretty free here in the second half.
We did politics and we did the dating cleanup and addenda there in the first half.
I did, I don't know if Dark has experience with this, but had kind of daughter got an iPad for her birthday like a year or two ago.
Kids have played Minecraft.
I know Dark's kids are playing Minecraft.
Still a big fan.
I don't know if the kids are still crazy about it.
Ours have stopped playing so much, but daughter has an iPad.
Mostly she's playing harmless offline games on it, but she got into Roblox, which is a big phenomenon.
You know, I haven't paid too much attention to it, but massive company online gaming.
And it's actually a pretty cool concept.
You basically can create your own games in their sandbox of a sort.
And if it's good, it becomes massively popular and people pay for add-ons and stuff.
But it's very socially networked, not like Twitter, Facebook, but it's interactive.
You're playing against other people and you can do that in Minecraft and so many other video games today, too.
But just the fact that she was young, that she was online playing these games, I always, I make a point of going over to poke on her screen.
I said, you're not in trouble.
I just want to see what's going on.
It's like drawing like art competitions.
Who could draw the best unicorns, stuff like that?
But there are chat functions enabled in there.
And I did, again, I didn't even see anything inappropriate there.
She's pretty honest with me, knock on wood, that nobody's cursing or doing anything appropriate.
She's been advised to never provide any personal information to let us know if anybody seems creepy or asks for a photo.
But there is just such a social aspect to it that it kind of creeped me out.
So I went to look up is Roblox safe.
And they're like, yeah, actually, it's pretty safe.
There's good moderators, but that's not 100% foolproof.
So what I did was I went into the settings and bumped it down a level to a younger age level and added some restrictions and stuff like that.
And I just told her to take a timeout.
She was kind of upset.
I don't know if she was embarrassed or she was just tired, but she got a little teary-eyed.
Probably a little bit of gaming addiction there budding too, to be perfectly honest.
So tried to nip it in the bud without just like smashing the iPad and saying, no more social gaming.
Sort of following my path, which is not too much of the far side of the spectrum and not too laissez-faire, not super authoritarian, but not loosey-goosey.
Sam, I'm sure your youngest son is gaming and your other kids probably did too.
But any additional help or guidance on this stuff?
I posted on Telegram, guys were like, you might as well just download Jewish programming, right?
You might as well just be asking for them to be molested.
I was like, that's only one guy.
Sure, but you know, there were a couple comments like, what are you crazy?
Are you stupid?
Excuse me.
So I know.
Yeah.
No, you know, I got a little defensive, but I appreciate the hardcore people who are like, no TV, no video games.
But I think there's also a happy medium.
I don't know.
Have you guys dealt with social gaming in particular?
Well, any of those things, like it's very much easier said than done.
And you're going to enforce something like that, but yet maintain some kind of positive environment in your household and your family and all that.
It's not so easy to do that.
It's tough.
But I would say this, that I remember when I was a kid in the late 70s, early 80s.
And then the talk was all about how many hours do kids watch TV per week?
And it would be some really high number, you know?
And so I guess this is kind of similar.
And I would say, though, sitting and watching the brain dead sitcoms and things from the late 70s and early and mid 80s compared to doing something interactive like building things in Minecraft or playing online in a game that you're playing against other.
Yeah, it's, I could, I could make a little bit of an argument that that's much better than sitting idly watching this total propaganda.
And, you know, that is just literally wasting time.
So my children, they, they did spend time online and stuff.
And the youngest one especially is most affected by this, but he does a lot of like, he'll watch a YouTube video about history or something like that.
And he does his homeschooling all online as well.
And I do have to get on him and yell at him a little bit now and then to get off of the game and get back on to the homework and the schoolwork.
But also sometimes I say, hey, get off of that video, but sometimes the things he's watching are actually have some value to it.
So I think that, like you say, coach, you have to, yeah, you have to push them to do the right things, but you can't control people completely.
And this just goes in life, whether it's your wife, your kids, other people.
You can only control people so much.
And you can't make a, I think if you make a full-time job out of controlling people yourself, you are not a very good person either.
So that's, it's just, it's kind of the age we live in, that this is the way people interact.
And at least with video games and things like that, at least you are interacting with people.
Or if it is a game, you are like a competition.
Or if you're watching videos of things that you're interested in, like history, there's a value in that.
So I think you got to take a real balanced approach.
And the thing most that could be that your children might take away most in life is, yeah, my dad, he was a real ball buster and he was no fun and he kept me from doing things I liked.
And you know what I mean?
You don't want to be that person of, you know, where you're just a control freak and stuff like that.
So I think you got to be a little bit careful, a little bit balanced there.
And even if you restrict somebody completely from all those things, if they want to waste time doing some other thing, they'll find a way to waste time doing some other thing too.
So I think it's trickier than that.
You have to like kind of coax the person and always be in a in a positive dialogue about why it's important to get your schoolwork done and why it's important to get chores done or to be active and to go outside and play or let's shoot hoops or let's throw the football, things like that.
You know, I think you got to play it kind of kind of carefully.
So, well, I think a couple of things.
I completely agree with you, Sam.
I think, you know, there's new and different threats that being a parent, right, like require today, right?
So, you know, you got to have the parental controls locked down and you got to make sure that there's like a filter so that nothing really vile can get through.
And, you know, I get probably an email every other day from, you know, like, so, you know, your child's app requires this permission and either the missus or I'll take care of it.
But, you know, we audit their apps and we limit their time.
And, you know, like, you know, there's, you can't do it before this time of day and you have to have all your chores done and your schoolwork done and that kind of thing.
And you have to share.
And if you get to be too strappy, we'll just take it away, you know?
And this idea that somehow like that it's that it's worse than a television.
I mean, just that's just not true at all.
You know, television is the devil.
I mean, it's just, it's pure evil.
It's passively programmed, literally programming to, you know, whereas if my kid is learning how to build stuff in Minecraft, you know, they're at least learning something or if they're watching YouTube videos on history.
Yeah.
As long as we're very careful about what they see.
Well, if you could do a brain scan of kids playing Minecraft versus watching TV, it would be massively different.
Well, like we said during, we had a little bit of time off the break.
I don't know if it'll make it into the show, but I was saying about how, you know, the ages of mankind are like governed by the material science, Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Silicon Age.
And now we're in the cell phone age and internet age.
And in some ways, the technology is outstripping our enemies' ability to control information because now you can look things up yourself.
Yep.
They're playing whack-a-mole with a problem that they didn't exist.
This is like the Samas dot with the photocopier and the fax machine.
That's what brought down the Soviet Union.
This cell phone and this internet is going to bring down the Jew.
Edgy 12-year-olds in 1987 were not building windmills of friendship in, you know, on afternoon television.
They were, you know, where they are in Minecraft.
And, you know, what I wouldn't pay to have William Pierce in his prime or Rockwell in their prime with the ability to stream and tweet and network.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my goodness.
You want to talk?
You don't want to talk about that.
Tom Medley would have some absolutely fire tweets is William Luther Pierce, man.
Oh, man, what I wouldn't give.
I know it's wild.
Yeah, we take for granted.
We said it during the break.
It is easier now to reach thousands, if not millions of eyeballs, ears, brains than it's ever been before, despite the censorship, right?
And that matters.
It's like it's like the electric guitar, you know, when it used to be that you'd have to go see an orchestra play live music somewhere.
And then when they electrified music and were able to record it, now four guys could make more noise than a whole orchestra together.
And then you could transport the music from here to there or the Walkman in the 80s, right?
I could make my own tape.
You know, these technologies have like our enemy always talks about democratizing things.
That works in our favor, by the way.
Those are the things they ultimately want to control or should control if they expect to remain in power.
Amen.
Yep.
And just thinking about Gab too, I know guys have different opinions about Torba and Christian nationalism and his willingness to respond to non-subpoenas for user information.
But I just made a throw.
It wasn't a throwaway post, but the whole USA soccer logo in Qatar is going to be the rainbow and brown and pedo color scheme.
And I was just like, we don't even have to photo.
In the olden days, we would have to Photoshop.
Like that's actually what the flag represents now.
But no, now they do it for us.
And holy cow, I logged into Gab and I saw like 500 notifications.
I was like, oh boy, what happened?
No, it was just people reacting.
You know, Gab has a less radical or less fully developed user base in terms of our ideas.
And just seeing, you know, that the USA logo has now become the rainbow flag and we don't have to Photoshop it.
They do it themselves got like a massive, I was like, holy cow.
I was like, people still, you know, are reacting to what we might consider basic bitch memes from 2015 to the point in the first half that this is all a continuum.
It's affecting the normie now.
It's affecting the normie now.
And that all brings them to our position.
Yeah.
They might not know, they might not know squad about the JQ, although woe upon the man who is utterly JQ ignorant by this point.
They're finding it out.
They'll find out who they are.
They're finding it.
If Kyrie Irving can figure it out, so can you, white man.
There you go.
So obvious, even the blacks are getting it.
Yes, very good, Dark.
And, you know, just, you know, I mean, Spectre coined it, but I've stolen it.
Like, literally, USA stands for usery, sodomy, and abortion now.
Like, like on the world stage, you know, the biggest thing in the world.
And what is, what are we, what are we promoting?
Not sportsmanship, not being a good guest, not, you know, excellence in sports, not anything but like, you know, this traditional country with these sane values.
We're going to like go and, you know, like be gay, do crime.
That's what we're going to, you know, that's like what the United States is promoting in Qatar.
You know, it's like, it's like you.
Right.
You're you're doing, you know it, and you wonder like um, forgive me coach, I i'm gonna bring up politics here for just a second.
These, these people are so neurotic that um, that they have, they have like driven Saudi Arabia into the, the arms of the bricks countries uh, you know when when the, when the Saudis see all these Americans acting like complete fools in this, in this other Gulf country, you know like our elite is so bad.
They, they've completely screwed up the two most important diplomatic coups of the last half of the 20th century, like the Petro Dollar.
The Petro Dollar and the Sino-soviet Split.
They've literally reversed both of these.
It's like, because you're just so uh insane that you're like, you know what, you know what, you know what this desert country needs uh, while they're trying to run like one of the most logistically complicated, difficult things to pull off this World Cup soccer tournament, they need a bunch of homosexuals coming to their country yeah, and committing crimes.
Because, I mean, it's just, it's insane it's, it's literal madness, which of course we, we should expect, right?
I mean yeah, you know the scriptures tell us that and, and you know, common sense tells us that these people are crazy.
But it's, but you're just seeing it real time.
And so you know um, ordinary Americans, like you know, they're gonna be rooting for Iran.
Literally, they're like looking at the color scheme, they're like, all right, that's it.
I'm rooting for Iran at the World Cup f this.
Yeah well i'm, i'm uh, you know uh, i'm certainly not gonna watch the United States.
You know, I want them to lose badly immediately.
I want them, I want them to lose.
No, you know, win no games and go home humiliated.
Oh yeah Serbia Croatia uh, I think is North Korea in it.
I know Iran is in it.
I'll look up the uh World Cup teams but uh anyway yeah, i'll be, i'll be watching for sure because uh, the kids were so crazy about soccer uh, last year and and this year too uh, that I know soccer is gay, soccer is boring, but it's also a wonderful spectacle and cutter's just like, uh yeah no, we're not going to be selling beer at our games uh, we're not going to be having any fag stuff.
You can put your little colored schemes.
Can uh can, can roll, can rollo.
Do the uh Simpsons?
Uh uh soccer uh promo uh, do you remember that one zero zero, tie ties yeah no, Arian Stallion 1488.
He's, he's very excited.
He's unchained 1488 is an Arian stallion.
I'm just calling him Arian stallion, coach.
Arian stallion 1488 is a good guy.
He's a good listener.
He says he's really tired of you besmirching his guy named unchained 1488.
He called himself an Arian stallion.
It's a really unfortunate event.
Yes, I console him million nights.
He's he feels bad.
He sends money all the time and wait for you to speak ill of him.
I'm the Boomer.
Yeah, it's like.
You tell me your name is Tom 10 times.
I'm like, thanks thanks Bob, thanks Bob.
Uh yeah, next episode of Full House uh, yay.
And uh, unchained 1488.
We're having them both on the same episode.
Oh, yeah.
And also uh, Hammer is getting his studio ready.
He said it's almost ready.
He's making a big comeback and I know that some people are going to be like, why Coach, are you having on this?
Uh, you know dangerous, bad optics fed?
I'm like, you know what?
Because Hammer is interesting to me.
He's cool.
Yeah, I think Hammer Hammer's got a hard exterior and a whole heart of gold.
He's a big softy deep down, I bet.
Plus he looks like my cousin.
So I think that we are literally uh, very closely related.
But uh, i'm looking forward to that before we get too far afield.
Sammy baby uh, let's do more.
Wholesome, happy dad content, I assume, unless things went south with your, with your, with your junior's first uh, I guess, was it his, was it his first school dance dance?
Yeah yeah yeah, it wasn't, but he doesn't look, you know.
So is it?
Was that like a homeschool, right?
Yeah, homeschool.
You know, these trad Catholics, they have their group of homeschoolers and things, and it's sizable in this area.
So yeah, they had a, they had a dance and uh, which was was very nice.
So we, we took, and I I, I have to say I almost felt I was just a just a slight twinge of self-consciousness because he was dressed up very nice which, you know, it was supposed to be formal and it was.
It was to be a dinner and a dance and so um, my wife and I, we walked up in in there in this uh, very beautiful Byzantine uh, Catholic church property which was in there.
It was in their like um, maybe it was even their, it wasn't their gymnasium, but it was like a room suitable for this, like they have a stage, maybe that the school plays in there or something.
And I walked in there and I mean, all the girls this is all teenagers now, keep in mind from, you know, 13 to 18 maybe and um, all the girls were dressed beautifully, with beautiful dresses, and the boys, some of them, were wearing suits, or at least very uh, nice shirts and pants.
And here I was, you know, wearing my skin gear.
I had my bomber jacket on and my boots and everything.
And my wife wanted to take a picture and I said, come on, we're gonna go in there and go to the picture place and i'm gonna stand there like this and take a picture in this fancy place.
I said no no, just let him, let him do his thing.
But uh yeah, he went in there and uh he's, you know, my son uh, you've met him and uh, a couple of our guys on the show have met him and uh, Rollo has met him and you know, he's kind of a little bit more outgoing than I was at that age.
I was, you know, I it took me a while to figure out how to talk to girls and stuff like that, but but he's, he enjoys it, he likes going, he likes striking up conversations with people and he certainly likes striking up conversations with girls.
So that was not a problem uh, but uh, so they had dancing.
But you, you might wonder, so what is what are these trad Catholics playing?
Please don't tell me they're playing uh yay, Right.
You know, that they're not playing techno remix yet.
Yeah.
I think there's a genre.
That's a fire tune, though.
That's a good one.
I like it.
No, I know.
Yeah, there's probably out there for sure.
But no, what they had was they had square dance and Virginia Reels and things like that.
So, which is a nice way to, you know, you kind of make contact with the female, but, you know, not too intimate.
And so they did that.
I guess I didn't stay for it, obviously.
We actually went to actually Nate was having the first year, first year birthday party for his baby.
And we were going to that at the same time.
So we dropped him off and then we went to the party.
So we didn't stay, but they had square dancing, Virginia Real.
And it was very lovely.
And you may remember on previous shows, I talked a little bit about how my son, he struck up a conversation with a girl just right in church, right at the end.
They were standing at the at the back of the church.
He just walked up to this girl that he fancied and started talking to her.
And they were just like the picture of two Zoomers talking to each other and laughing about things.
And, you know, and he, he's kind of over this last year almost was kind of regular with her, talking to her after church or even eventually he got himself invited over to her house or her family.
She's one of maybe six or seven children herself.
And, but it, you know, but the thing is, over the last couple of months, it's kind of, I noticed she's, she's playing hard to get with him.
And you might say, well, that's, that could be a signal from the fail sometimes.
Go after them more, right?
Just like with our dating advice, just because the girl you fancy says no, that doesn't mean you give up.
That means you figure out a way to turn that no into a yes.
And so he, you know, and, but I kind of felt bad for him.
There was a couple times at church outings.
We had like a picnic and things where he was trying to tag along with her and she was like actively ignoring him.
I said, you know what?
There's, there's some other nice honeys out there that, you know, you don't, you don't have to stick with her.
So anyways, that girl was at this event.
And, but there was this other girl there that we'd seen her in church and she didn't have any siblings and she was kind of look look kind of more cool, if I could put that way.
And I said, you know what, maybe that one there, she was, she was trying to talk to you, you know, just the way it looks to me, her parents might be a little more liberal and might, she might have like a cell phone or an email address.
This other girl, her parents wouldn't permit any of that, you know, like you're talking about control and all that.
I said, you might, I'd give that girl a try.
So sure enough, that girl was at this dance and he kind of, he kind of made some contact there and they kind of hit it off good.
One, one other previous times I had seen him kind of there.
She looked like she was showing some interest.
So they kind of, you know, I said, yeah, don't, don't let yourself get, you know, what's the word, occupied completely with that other one.
This one here might be the thing.
So he started, you know, he made a nice contact there.
And so now, and she has an email address, right?
So just like her parents, a little more liberal.
She has an email address.
So they've been emailing and he can see her at church.
But so that was a nice little event.
And, you know, so maybe the takeaway from this is if you're a parent and maybe you're like me, you have children that are, well, he's a teenager that's getting a little bit older.
But if you have teenagers, you know, there's these types types of group groups.
We're in the trad Catholic scene over here.
And, you know, the thing is, just like I would tell somebody who's dating or looking to date like Rolo, you know, you have something that the other side needs.
You know, it's not like you're trying to sell them.
It's not like you're trying to sell them Encyclopedia Britannica or something.
I mean, you actually, you actually have something that's these nuts.
But so, so there was that.
And maybe I could just segue into another little bit of Catholic posting.
Yeah, we got time.
Sure, real quick.
I want to talk about this.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Just a little bit because Junior went to his first dance last month.
Oh.
And he's in middle school.
And I was like, wow, really?
Right.
They're pushing a dance already.
So I was a little, I was like very excited.
My wife and I were both like, oh my God, it's your first, you know, he's like, of course, mortified, like, mom, dad.
So I was like, well, he seems a little bit young, but all right, let's, let's, let's do this right.
So we, so we actually sent him with a change of clothes, right?
Because he wants to be just totally casual.
And I didn't know exactly what the feel of the dance was going to be.
And it was right after school, too.
It wasn't like seven o'clock.
I remember growing up, what I remember from like middle school or junior high dances was I used to always clean my sneakers before I went.
I'd take my little Nikes and a little water bottle and those are spick and span.
And then me and my buddies would just like stand around and like Josh and joke about how bad it was.
And we'd go up to the DJ and request like profane songs that we knew he wouldn't play.
But I also remember that very awkward yet special.
At the time, it didn't really mean too much, I guess, but dancing.
We did actually, it wasn't just like split down the middle, guys on one side, girls on the other side.
There was a little bit of flirting and a little bit of, there were some boyfriends and girlfriends, but anybody who was single just go up to any girl and say, would you like to dance?
And they always said yes.
And it was also that period when, remember like girls sprout earlier?
These girls were like, you know, they seemed six feet tall.
They're all taller than us.
No, that's, that's definitely true.
A lot of, a lot of the girls seem maybe a little ahead of the guys.
That's just nature, you know.
But that, that little bit of thrill up your leg from the girls would put their hands around your shoulders and the guys would put their arms around your waist on those hips.
And if you got a little bit of boob contact on your chest, it was like, ooh, well, I didn't quite touch one, but I felt what they had.
To be honest, man, I'm still a fan.
Oh, absolutely.
Nothing better.
Nothing better.
Weed way overrated.
Boobs way underrated.
Yes.
They are better than that.
But I just remember, even if I wasn't like super into the girl or didn't think she was really cute, just having that intimate physical contact with the girl while shuffling awkwardly around the floor to whatever.
But yeah, that was just my recollection.
But Junior's dance ended up, I think they actually did a nice job.
What they ended up doing was turning out the lights in the gym and they gave all the kids just a slew of glow sticks, not like raver glow sticks, you know, but the little flexible one bracelets or whatever.
And I was, I'll admit, I was so nervous when I went to pick him up because I was like, oh, God, you know, was it awkward?
Does he, you know, does he get along with the girls and their friends?
And I saw him and he came out totally soaked in sweat.
And that was a good sign because they were all just running around and they're having a crazy time.
No, dad, it was fine.
He was like, no other kids changed before the dance dad, but he did.
He did the bits.
He put on his little like cooler button down shirt and nicer pants.
So I was proud of him for that.
And it was wholesome too.
So, hey, Sam, your kid's homeschooled and he's going to dances too.
That's one of the things, right?
We're like, oh, they're not going to be socialized or whatever.
No, they absolutely can be socialized too.
And in my case, again, you know, I'm not going to be like Mr. Public School Defender, but so far, so good.
I'm knocking on wood.
I know some of the audience is like, yes, coach, don't let those homeschool radicals dominate everybody.
And then the homeschoolers are like, you stupid son of a bitch.
But seriously, so far, so good.
He's like, dad, there's no bullies.
It's not like when you were growing up in the 80s.
He's like, everybody's kind of like he's the bully.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I mean, don't worry about it.
Bullying is actually a very natural and a good function in a way.
I know it doesn't feel good if you are bullied, but it's the herd instinct pushing out.
It feels real good when you're doing the bullying.
I'll tell you that right now.
Well, it's the herd instinct of pushing out the strange, if you will.
And that's, that's, you know, if there's more bullying, there'd be less homosexuals, I think, you know, but I got to hand it to these trad Catholics that have organized this thing for us because they could see that young people need to meet each other if we expect them to get married one day.
You know, so it's nice to have a wholesome way for you to meet and interact with the opposite sex and so that they could get married.
And I would say that if you were a boy, man, the ratio was in your favor in this one, man.
Well, that's good.
And, you know, and one of the things that, I mean, I joke about it with my wife, but the whole kind of boomer dad of like, don't ever touch my daughter sort of nonsense of like, no, I mean, I don't want my daughters, you know, just randomly meeting guys.
I'd like them to, you know, find a nice quality young man early and settle down.
But this, but, you know, only the alternatives are providing young people with like you, if you want something, you got to provide more of it in the world.
I want, you know, our, our guys to be able to get married and have families and to, you know, work in a community that is healthy and safe and white.
And, you know, I'd love nothing more than to have a solid, a beautiful church with a solid Latin mass and live five blocks from it and, you know, work three blocks away and have a pub that's run by, you know, Smasher and Mrs. Smasher that I can stop by after work and, you know, have a couple of pints with the lads and then kind of, you know, but you've got to do that.
You know, we have to, you know, we'll get there eventually.
I do believe that.
I believe that 100%.
But right now, you know, the biggest thing you can do against the system is homeschool your kids and then do stuff like this.
You know, you want your daughter to, you want your daughter to be a nice young man and to get married and have children and be a good wife and a mom, you know, exposure to this kind of stuff and not the stuff elsewhere.
You know, you want your son to be a tall, you know, Chad who's, you know, like, well, you know, dad, I got to hit the gym.
Well, why?
Well, because, you know, I like this girl at school.
And yeah.
You know, I got to have the broad shoulders if I want to, you know, carry over the threshold.
Junior's been doing planks and wall sits and crunches.
Good for him.
Right, right, right after dinner.
And I'm like, why are you doing it right after dinner, dummy?
He's like, it's just, I've got the energy I want to do.
I was like, awesome.
It's like, you're doing this for a girl, of course, right?
No, dad, no.
But so we've been doing a little bit of that with him to encourage him.
And, you know, what's more important than whether your kids are having possible negligible social interaction on video games is, of course, the quality of their friends, to your point, to Sam's point, right?
oft overlooked, but peer pressure and their friend group are going to have a massive impact on their moral and social development.
Bad friends will start to turn your kids south and good friends will tend to reinforce the best habits in them.
So you have to worry about the screen time and the gaming.
You got to worry more about who they're hanging out with and who they're inviting over to play.
Very important.
Oh, yeah.
And the only other thing I wanted to shoehorn or add on to before was the fact that I realized that I had been too laissez-faire with daughter and her gaming.
And I tried to correct it without going ham.
And you have to have your, let your kids have a little bit of freedom and independence.
When I think back to my childhood, some of my fondest memories was when I was actually transgressing.
That's not to say that you want your kids to go throwing parties while you're out of town or egging houses, but some of that naughtiness in childhood, let's be honest, turns out to be like kind of cool memories too.
I think the Hollywood meme of like the very stern Christian parent who like totally suffocates the children.
And then once they get out, they either run away or then they just become total blue-haired lefties.
That's a little bit of like Jewish propaganda to mock traditional firm parenting.
But there is a risk for sure if you go too hard that you are going to make them rebel.
So let your kids have a little bit of fun and don't.
Yeah, you can tell them, hey, I was young once too, you know?
Yep.
Yeah.
And somebody else will tell you.
Talk to that.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
See, see, Rolo, like everybody's like worried about Rolo.
Like, Coach, be nicer to Rolo.
Our pal from England was like, be nicer to Rolo.
I gave him the no meme response.
But see, Sam rolls with it.
Yeah.
Sam knows the bats.
Go ahead, Sam, with the, you were at church.
Additional, yeah, just a, just a little additional Catholic posting here.
So we're, we're at church and then we see coming in late, which is my pet peeve, and people come into late, late to mass and disrupt it.
They walk in.
Here's this, you know, I just kind of saw from the back or three quarter view, you know, attractive blonde, tall, thin, you know, attractive looking for as much as I could see.
And she's holding in her arms a brown child and with another one by the hand and another one following and then a little bit bigger one walking behind, you know, and she comes in there and goes and sits.
And the mass is very full now because, of course, this asshole, Cardinal Supic, so-called Cardinal Supic, has shut down all the Latin Mass in the Archdiocese of Chicago.
So all these people are refugees, so to speak, coming here to the Latin Mass.
And then, okay, so following her with the train of brown children, seemingly brown children.
And then a few seconds later, here comes the big buck Negro walking behind her.
And they come in and sit there.
And then, you know, we kind of look at each other like, as I like to say, these are spots on our feast of feasts of charity, as the Bible calls it, these aliens.
Yeah, spots on our feasts of charity.
So, you know, and then I'm kind of looking over there.
But then at one point, she gets up with one of the children and comes back out.
And I could just see, and if any of you have seen this or have ever known the situation in her life, this to me was like a battered woman.
I could just, I could just see it on her face.
She didn't have a black guy, but maybe I was like in my mind imagining like one of her eyes being blackened, but you could just kind of see the expression on her face.
Like, this has got to be a battered woman, you know, and so she goes and comes back with the half-breed child.
And I was thought, oh, man, that I said, please don't tell me I'm going to have to see these people every week.
And they're probably not going to be there every week, but then, you know, my son, my youngest son and I are in the troops of St. George, which is a really great thing because the dad has to join.
You cannot just dump your children off at this and go about your way.
If you want your son to be in this, then you have to be in it too.
And I have my own uniform and everything.
And so we go, it was, it was maybe the next week, I think, after seeing that.
We go to the troops or regular meeting, the troops of St. George, and who's there?
This nigger with his half-nigger son are there.
And it was the weekend or not weekend, but it was the time when every year you have to re-register and join and pay a little fee and all that.
And they have the little laptop there set up in the gymnasium.
And here I am paying for the next year.
And then here's this nigger and his bastard child.
And it's like, no, please don't tell me.
You know, and here I am, you know, registering and other things.
And now I got to see this here.
So it was, it was definitely very discouraging to see that.
And, you know, it's, it's, it's just a little reminder to everybody, this trad Catholic thing, or I know there's a certain amount of people who are getting involved in Orthodoxy or any other Christian, so-called Christian thing for that matter.
You know, all there's literally all of these churches have been leavened with the leaven of the Pharisees.
And there's not one of these churches that would not marry a white to a non-white.
So don't, don't, none of these churches are a panacea and don't put too much credence or money or time or anything into them.
If you're around some kind of church that you can get something good out of and it serves your family's interests, fine, take advantage of it.
But just remember, all these churches, and I mean all of them are completely controlled by the enemy.
So just be wise in that, in that regard.
I mean, Sam, you know, I'm aside from you, I'm probably the most trad Catholic guy inside everything that does content.
And, and, uh, you know, it similar sorts of things have happened to me.
And, you know, I live in a little town where almost everyone's a trad.
Yeah.
In the middle of nowhere and even there, you know.
Yeah.
And it's, you know, we live in a fallen world and the enemy has controlled the commanding heights of culture for, you know, half a century.
Long time.
Bishop Williamson, you know, is he, you know, he's just one bishop.
And, you know, 50 years ago, 100 years ago, he was every bishop.
You know, most of them are like that, but the enemy's taking control.
So, I mean, it doesn't mean that Christianity is wrong or whatever.
Cause, you know, the absolute worst religion is the Celtic paganism.
Oh, my gosh, those people are absolutely, you know, terrible.
The liberal Wiccans, they're, they're, I mean, yeah.
Yeah.
They're, I mean, I'm not talking about our AFA bros.
I'm talking about, you know, so everybody's been converted.
And oh, yeah, you're right.
Yeah.
No, that's true.
That's that's like I like to say to people, you know, some people have a very visceral reaction when you say the word pagan.
And I would say, like, these white nationalist pagans are not like that.
And they could say the same thing about us too.
Like, listen, I know you don't like Christianity, but these white nationalist Christians, they're all right.
So it works both ways.
It does work both ways.
And I think that, I think that's something this poor woman was gaslit and lied to by the media.
Right.
Yeah.
And she wasn't protected.
And so we need to make sure that our children are told the truth.
And that's all we can do.
That's right.
And go ahead, Sam.
I was going to just give the end of the story, which was, so now I was dreading, I was like, please don't tell me I got to see these people in the troops of St. George and at church.
But you know what?
I've not seen any of them like true niggers.
They don't, you know, like they're very short-lived.
Their devotion to anything is extremely short-lived.
And they have not been at Mass or at the troops of St. George since the story, which was, you know, Coach you will know, as Rolo always points out, I got this roster of stories I'm willing to tell.
It's been on the roster for a while, but since that, it's got to be maybe five, six weeks even that when this first thing happened.
And, you know, I'm sure she probably can't come to mass because she's got a black eye now.
And black guy, black guy.
Yep.
Yeah, exactly.
And so hopefully we don't see him again, is all I can say.
Yeah, there's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.
Like this stuff is creeping in everywhere.
You know, we all talk about, oh, New England, Pacific Northwest, Appalachia.
But this reminds me of a conversation we had the other day about COVID.
That, you know, people look back, oh, those, those horrible COVID years.
And for, you know, liberals and mentally unstable people, sure, they were, they were living in fear and feasting on Uber Eats and Netflix.
But I'm going to look back on those years of COVID, just, you know, diversity and instability out there and violence.
I'm going to look back on those COVID years as some of the, probably as some of the happiest of our family's existence because we had just moved to Appalachia, 90% white.
Money was coming left and right from COVID stimuli and all sorts of stuff.
And the world was going crazy.
And where we were, this is a little bit of a plug.
You know, not everybody has to pack up and move.
But living in a white rural area when BLM was rioting in cities everywhere and COVID tyranny and insanity was raging and the schools were closed.
And we were just sort of going about our lives, kicking it, having fun, spending a lot of time together, campfires, card games, gaming, hikes.
Those were wonderful years, possibly attenuated, accentuated by the knowledge that there was a storm brewing out there.
And if we didn't have access to the internet, we never would have known it aside from people wearing masks at Walmart or the grocery store.
Can I close out with something, a thought on that?
Please, absolutely.
Please.
So, you know, they're just now finding, right?
Like, of course, right?
Oh, hey, look, all these kids can't read.
And they're having speech difficulties.
And, you know, there's an entire, you know, the COVID amnesty that that professor wanted to, you know, that was published in the day.
Sure.
Yeah.
Not only know, but yeah, I published some on Telegram about that.
Not only no, but but uh ethno uh make make a new chat, make a new channel by the way, buddy.
Just mirror, make a new one that's not device censored, please.
I can't go over that web app all the time, yeah.
And and the new thing is RSV.
I know I told Gordon to do that, and then the dummy got banned like two weeks later.
I was like, I don't know how he hasn't forgiven you for that.
That's why he called you a Mexican.
Oh, yes, yeah, I am a Mexican has really uh kicked off again.
Sorry, Dark, I don't mean to well, yeah, but Polo's making me in sombreras or whatever, and mention the RSV thing too.
I had never heard of RSV in my life.
Uh, all right, well, I guess Richard Spencer's Richard Spencer's vagina is what RSV stands for.
Uh, but yeah, I don't know.
For you, coach, I'll try and figure out how to make a duplicate anyway.
Um, because you asked nicely, anyway.
Um, I love your content, but I can't see it regularly.
Go ahead, sorry, anyway.
I, you know, just to just to you know, just back that up a second.
We're the only people that are sane.
I mean, this is you know, like, look around.
You have you know, the world's biggest sports event.
What are what are nor, you know, what are the what is the left doing?
Oh, you know what?
We need to do we need to go to this religious Arab country and promote uh unnatural vices.
You know, over the cold, we're going to make it so that children have permanent learning disabilities.
We're going to riot over a guy who is a career criminal who is overdosing on drugs.
We're going to build him statues and build and desecrate beautiful noble statues, yeah, right?
Yeah, we're going to get rid of these great men.
We're going to let a dude literally named Bankman steal $10 billion.
I mean, just I mean, just look around.
I mean, his name is the Bahamas are like, all of your crypto belonged to us now.
The black Bahamians are like, Yeah, we're gonna, we're gonna hold on to that crypto for you.
Go ahead.
I mean, you know, and again, I mean, you know, we're just telling the truth, but you know, you look around and in general, the people who didn't, you know, didn't acquiesce to the COVID tyranny are better.
And, you know, that people are waking up at an incredible rate.
And, you know, stuff that would have been unthinkable to them five years ago is now, you know, normal, right?
You know, the stuff that stuff that was like AM, I use this example all the time, but I do think it's apropos.
You know, I'm old enough that, you know, I was listening to George George Nori at like two in the morning, you know, on road trips.
Oh, boy, now you're speaking my language.
Coast AM, right?
And heck yeah.
And is he a conservative AM talk radio guy?
Like conspiracy stuff.
He was like a Bill Cooper type.
Like he was like one of those types of guys.
But something that's, you know, only people who are listening to, you know, weirdo AM talk radio at two in the morning 30 years ago would hear was that you know Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush were smuggling cocaine into Arkansas.
And, you know, like five years ago, they made a movie starring Tom Cruise basically admitting that that was right.
You know, I like that movie.
It was a good movie.
But when, you know, the acceleration of like, you know, these people don't want your kids to get married.
They don't want you.
They don't want you to have grandkids.
They don't want you to have any money.
They don't want you to have a community.
They don't want you to, you know, all of these things, all this evidence that proves our worldview correct is just coming super fast.
And so all we need to do is just keep telling the truth.
And I think that a lot of people are going to come our way.
I really do.
Absolutely.
So, you know, I have mentioned this before and I'm actually working on, I'm giving another speech.
I'm going to be giving two speeches in three months.
Little teaser, but I'm going through, I'm racking my memory for all the things that I've gone through.
And the focus is going to be on all the reasons that we have to be genuinely not Pollyannish optimistic.
And many times I went back and as I was getting quote unquote radicalized, radicalized does not mean you're about to shoot up a synagogue or blow up a mosque.
It means that you're coming to see the world without blinders on.
And I would always say, am I going crazy here?
Am I over my skis?
Am I getting hyped up by social media and getting irrationally angry at the state of the world?
No, no, no.
You're going sane.
Yes.
And the events of the past two, three years in particular are enough that we now have a critical mass of millions upon millions of white people around the world.
Of course, one or two or three sometimes turn away or turn tail or turn to the enemy.
But for most people, once you see it, even if you get off into the weeds and some wacky stuff, once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Absolutely.
And it tickled me to no end that the SPLC, you know, I can understand these, you know, neo-Bolshevik groups doing a little bit of surveillance reconnaissance of the dissident right, the white nationalist, neo-Nazi, whatever you want to call it, spheres, just to see what's going on.
I mean, we do the same for Antifa and certainly love to make hay out of the ADL's propaganda.
But the fact that they're not just observing our channels, but they're like going into the full house comment zone and like spending hours reading what is oftentimes just, you know, reply guys and bants in there and then describing it as a private chat as if they really, you know, dug up some nugget about our responses to Trump.
Good God.
I mean, I'm flattered.
I'm glad that they're dedicating their time to perusing the comments, but it's it's it's desperate.
It's simultaneously pathetic as well as inspiring.
You know, because yeah, again, you know, obviously part of their hustle is hyping threats that are non-existence existent to justify their existence and their fundraising and their fear market.
Scaring 87-year-old ladies, old ladies and queens fork over their social security checks to the ADL.
But there is absolutely, I mean, there's just an absolute truth that they are worried enough that they dedicate significant resources, not just in observing and reporting, but to sowing discord and disrupting and introducing bad actors to prevent what they rightfully fear, which is a resurgence of white racial solidarity and political power that would come from that if white people would simply wake up faster and in larger numbers.
Oh, yeah.
Well, that's if you want to, if you want to take a white pill, this whole thing, it's it's right here and I'm tapping my forehead right here.
It's all up here.
It's all here.
This whole thing hinges on our will as white people to do something about it.
It's not a matter of technology or that we're not strong enough or anything else.
We can do this if we decide to take control of our own destiny.
Amen.
And the ground is shifting under our feet almost daily.
It may appear, Richard Hinania, very disturbing man saying, oh, the West has never been more powerful with Russia stalemating in Ukraine and the Chinese losing over COVID and the midterm elections.
If we're so powerful, how come a T-Bone cost me $20?
Yeah.
No.
Sorry.
This is deck chairs.
This is like tyrannical deck chairs.
on the Titanic.
And we talked about this on the break too.
And Rolo agrees that I do believe that we have very hard years ahead of us.
And you talk about an evolutionary bottleneck.
We're going to have a material bottleneck at some point where starvation and freezing.
I mean, for people in Europe, the freezing aspect is right there with them right now.
But there's going to be really hard times where things start breaking, things stop getting fixed, things start getting cut off.
And one of the few advantages that we have is the ability to see that coming before many millions of others.
And you may think that it's too late or it's too far gone, but no way.
Most people are sheep.
Most people are naive or they're in on the willful destruction.
And you still have a good amount of time.
The dollar has inflated since we started banging this drum.
Things are more expensive, but you still got time to get a little piece of happiness in the country somewhere in a red state to increase your self-sufficiency and, of course, to network.
Could be somebody's first time listening.
We've banged that drum so much, but it is more true now than ever before.
And it will continue to be more true going forward.
Let's see.
Dark, any last thoughts?
Thank you for coming on.
Always a pleasure.
Happy to have you anytime.
Plug, what are you working on these days, dissident-wise or personal-wise?
I have my television channel where a coach can't see it, but I do send out thoughts occasionally there.
And I'm still plugging away at a book project that hopefully will be finished writing in 2023.
So that's the plan.
What's it roughly about?
I think I remember, but for the audience.
These nuts.
Way to go, Rolo.
You got me.
No, it's a that's the only one you'll ever get.
The city in the 20th century in America and why it's a mess.
And it's for all the usual reasons that anyone who's listening to me for any length of time will understand.
But, you know, trying to do, you know, footnoted and, you know, with references and everything about exactly how we got to the point where, you know, our inner cities are bombed out hulks and with no life and no businesses and how this happened and who's behind it and why.
And so, you know, I've done hundreds and hundreds of hours of podcasts, probably, but a book is something more permanent.
And so I want to get that down on the record so that it's not just me screaming into the ether.
Yep, absolutely.
I have a book in my mind and in notes and just got to be a little more patient to get it out.
Might be called Radicalized by Reality and maybe a little bit of a manifesto, but keep you guessing.
I'm looking at my little buddy in front of me, sleeping dark, and he's obsessed with Baltimore.
Every time we pass by, he talks about Baltimore.
Oh, look at the, you know, he's country boy now.
So driving through Baltimore on I-95 to see grandma and grandpa, it's like babes in toy land, not a good toy land.
No.
No.
Baltimore Blacks.
Be careful in Baltimore if you ever go there, buddy.
Sammy, baby.
Thank you as always.
Yeah, it was a good discussion.
And I felt like we kind of ended a little bit, maybe on a somber or serious note there.
And I would just say to everybody, yes, it's true.
The enemy grows stronger, but at the same time, we grow stronger.
So be encouraged.
Amen.
Our eternal optimist, but not a Pollyanna.
And then there's Rolo.
Thank you, my friend.
A little worse for the wear today after a buddy and he were burning the midnight oil last night.
What did you talk about?
Come on.
Give us the insights.
Drama.
Yeah.
I don't actually don't want to talk about what we were talking about.
It was stuff.
No, no, no.
Yeah.
That people should not know.
It's like, you know, I know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You had a buddy over in you.
But it was good talk.
It was a good talk.
Very interesting.
Now, are you still teetotaling or did you indulge in a couple of shots?
I asked him.
I said, if you want to, you know, we can.
I got this cabinet full of full of alcohol that's probably not going to be drank that worst case scenario, it's going to be used to treat our wounds in the upcoming race war.
But he said he doesn't want to do the hard alcohol anymore.
So, you know, teetotaling, we did.
Oh, wow.
All right.
Good for you.
Yeah.
I mean, booze goes bad if it sits on the shelf for too long.
I always say, you know, you can't let it sit there for too long.
All right.
Final storm.
Plug it.
Why should people listen to the most recent episode?
I'll tell you why.
Go ahead.
Because a media criticism show, like the fine folks at the Final Storm do, is the most important thing we can do is get people good sources of information and get them weaned off of bad sources of information.
And the Final Storm does that better than any program in our thing by analyzing the narratives that the establishment wants and destroying them.
So, I mean, definitely.
I'm a big fan.
People should listen.
Hell yeah.
I have not been listening to any content lately because for a good reason, I've been working my way through Mein Kampf audiobook forward translation, nice British narration.
Yep, I followed Sam's advice.
You know, I didn't, you know, I can't listen attentively throughout the entire 24 hours or whatever it is.
So I said, nope, I'm going through this again.
And son of a gun, if there aren't a hundred or a thousand references that he makes, I say, oh, yep, I recognize that from today, whether it's useless.
New insights of political parties, his awakening to the JQ, the importance of powerful speaking as opposed to just being an ink stained rich parliamentarianism.
Yep.
Oh, God.
Yeah.
Oh, that's so great.
His time observing the Vienna.
Yeah, basically the Austro-Hungarian parliament and what a farce it was.
And so many good nuggets in there.
If you haven't read it or listened to it yet, you have to.
You'll learn a lot about his times and our times as well.
All right, everybody.
Thank you so much for riding along with us on Full House episode 146 recorded in the Circuit Breaker Reset Never Cuck Shed with my little buddy sleeping.
I didn't wake him up by hooting and hollering too much.
And we're going to bring this puppy to a close.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Good luck with Thanksgiving.
I don't know what we'll do.
I have a narration in mind.
I'm going to probably, I actually know the author.
I got to reach out to him.
I assume he's going to be totally fine with it.
But it was a formative piece for me a decade ago, and it is relevant again today after Republicans' red MAGA caps are feeling a little bit wounded, a little bit confused as to whether unless you think it would be really good for me to literally read siege on Thanksgiving Day.
Only if you read the whole book on Thanksgiving Day.
Hey, I mean, I'm not a good person.
I just recorded one.
I sent you the one that I did record.
You could just put that out there.
Forward that to me again, Sam, because I don't remember the Siege recording.
And then there was one recording where there was like a buzz in the background.
Maybe we'll do a double tap, a Coach Sam.
Read Siege.
Yeah.
I'm sure.
Yeah.
I started to look for that.
Yeah, I couldn't really get into it, but I'm sure that there's a lot of things.
Oh, man, there's a lot of great stuff in there.
Yeah.
Just you got to read it like in the, from the era that it's from.
But yeah.
Sure.
All right.
It was a cold November 18th, and it is now still a cold November 19th.
It's freezing out there.
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Drop us a line, fullhouse show at protonmail.com.
And of course, we're at full-house.com if you prefer to listen to us there.
So to everybody out there listening to us for three years plus, or just the past week, we really do love and respect you.
We thank you for riding along with us, dedicating your time to us.
We try to make you laugh and give you a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of inspiration and confidence and stiffen your spines a bit because it is tough out there.
It's not nearly as tough as it's going to be.
So let's enjoy it, raise some healthy kids, make new ones, make some love connections, and maybe, just maybe we'll come out of this thing better on the other end.
Years ago, probably about a decade ago, I was a big Mark Stein fan.
And he had a wonderful column that I'll try to dig up.
I don't know if it's archived on National Review.
A forgive me.
But it was called More, More, More.
And there is a song from the late 70s disco era by the Andrea True Connection called More, More, More.
And basically, he, in his masterful way, basically tied the music into the political zeitgeist and saying, you're going to get a lot more, more, more.
How do you like it?
How do you like it?
And it just came to mind after the midterms.
It's a catchy, great disco track.
Sam may or may not have danced to this in Bill Bobby's when he was.
No.
No.
I know.
Well, hey, you know, we had some motorhead at the top.
We had some Wellington arms at the break fun here.
And fun fact, of course, the 1999 smash hit by Len Steal My Sunshine sampled out the catchiest little piano tune from this one.
So enjoy a little bit of disco on the full house.
We love you, fam.
And we'll talk to you in some manner next week, whether it's recorded or a live show.
Take care.
All right.
See you.
Dark.
Dark.
Give us a see.
See you.
Rolo never gets to see you.
Next week, buddy.
See you again.
Baby, you know, our love for you is real.
Take me where you want to, man, my heart should steal.
Oh, no, no.
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How do you like it?
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How do you like it?
How do you like your love?
How do you like your love?
But if you want to know how I really feel, just get the cameras rolling, get the action going.
Baby, you know my love for you is real.
So take me where you want to, man.
My heart is still.
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If you want to know how I really feel, get the cameras rolling, get the action going.