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Dear listeners, our fourth anniversary special recorded last week with a brave white family man facing serious time for thought crime is still embargoed as we await the outcome of his trial.
When those proceedings are complete, however, the show will be immediately released as either a celebration of his exoneration or in honor of another one of ours victimized by an evil system.
Chris Cantwell himself even dusted off his litigator leaderhosen to join us to get to the bottom of the charges and possible outcomes.
So stay tuned, but the show must go on.
And at long last, after allowing the anticipation to grow and tying Rollo up in the basement like Vene Rames in pulp fiction, we are finally ready to meet the man, the myth, the legend, the angriest Full House correspondent of all time, the one-man family manufacturing machine, if only we can provide a suitable wife for him, and the activist known as Unchained on the charts,
but who will always be to us in our hearts, Arian Stallion 1488.
So, mr producer, hit it.
Welcome everyone to
full house.
The world's best but also least helpful show for white fathers, aspiring ones and the whole Biofam.
That's according to our special guest, of course.
It is episode 157 or 158, depending on the chronology here and our special fourth anniversary show release date.
And I am, as always, your anxious host, Coach Finstock.
Totally unsure if this will be a cozy, insightful show or one that runs completely off the rails.
I guess that depends on us and our special guest.
Before I meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to Gordon Call and Six Claws, if that's his real name, for their kind support of the show this week.
If you'd like to be like those lions of anti-liberalism, and you should, please visit us at givesendgo.com slash fullhouse or full-house.com and the support us tab.
And with that, let's get on to the birth panel.
First up, he and Arian Stallion do already share a bond in this world and perhaps the next.
And that is seriously through Christian identity.
Sam, welcome back.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Thank you, Coach.
It's good to be here.
Yeah, I'm interested to hear Unchained's Arian Stallion's take on it, how he got into it and stuff.
I think it'll be a good discussion.
I'm looking forward to it.
Same here.
And this is too big for the top, perhaps, Sam, but have you ever had difficulty reconciling Christian identity and traditional Catholicism in a nutshell, I guess?
Yeah, sure.
Sure, absolutely.
That would be fun to talk about too.
I guess I would say that taken each on their own, they both have very compelling aspects about it.
And so I think that would even be an interesting show unto itself because I don't have it all exactly figured out where I could tell you like I know everything.
I don't know everything.
I'm always learning things.
I'm always studying.
So, you know, that's the best I could tell you right off the top of my head.
Fair enough.
Yep.
It was just came to me.
I was like, huh, you know, we could dig into that a little bit more later or in a separate show.
We shall see.
Next up, he is Arian Stallion's biggest fan as they are both pop culture affectionatos.
It's true.
But if he's ever going to quit the show tonight, it might just be the night.
Rolo, how the hell are you?
You know, I'm doing good, coach.
You know, it's a Sunday.
So I, you know, Sunday, I always go to my ma's house and that's when she makes her spaghetti.
And, you know, how she does it because she's from the old country.
And, you know, and then she starts busting my balls.
And she's like, hey, Rolo, you know, because she's from the old country.
She's like, Rolo, your brother, your brother, Tony.
He's got three beautiful children.
When are you going to settle down?
Find a nice woman.
I'm like, my, you know, I can't settle down as well.
It moves too fast.
You know, I settle down.
It's got to pass me right by.
Like, why I always got to pass my balls having a nice spaghetti dinner.
Hey, y'all.
But you know how it is.
How you doing, coach?
Are you watching some Godfather this week or something?
Good fellas?
Oh, religiously.
You know, that's how we do it, you know.
Oh, all right.
He's doing a bit.
Hey, Rolo, I got a question for you.
What do you call pale electricity?
Go ahead.
Tell me.
White power.
That's a homemade dad joke.
Racistly.
Homemade dad joke.
Yep.
Thank you.
Tell that to Cowboy.
Be here all night.
Yeah.
I'm really proud of myself when I make them my own instead of just getting them from our lowly listeners, peddling their dad jokes.
Anyway, all right.
Next up, rejoining us as promised, he is the proprietor of Hate House and most likely to be appointed ambassador to the Republic of Niger in the ethnostate.
It is thanks for having me.
Welcome back.
Thanks for having me.
The guy before us, I didn't know that Patrick Ewing was going to be on the show.
He was doing his best Patrick Ewing impression, I think.
I don't know if Rolo is drinking tonight or if he was he really cooking up that Italian shtick.
I thought maybe I was having a stroke, but Larry.
Never mind.
What are we going to do?
Hey, Larry, have you heard about the racist pirate yet?
No.
Oh, well, he always uses the hard R.
I heard a pretty stupid pirate joke one time.
It was like, what's a pirate's favorite letter?
R. There it is.
Should have quit while we were ahead with the head there, Larry.
All right.
Still rusty in the full house studio.
All right.
Larry could not be restrained from coming on with Unchained.
So let's see.
Maybe he's in a good mood.
Maybe he's in a bad mood.
I don't know.
Larry can be like Jekyll and Hyde.
We'll see.
All right.
Finally, our very patient and very special guest.
He first came on our radar screen last fall when he sent in a lengthy autobiographical email in the hopes of finding some help finding a wife.
So far, so good.
But when we didn't immediately procure one for him, he jumped down our throats, exclaiming, I didn't actually like you guys anyways, but I thought maybe you could serve some purpose still.
So I gave it a shot.
I gave you a chance and you basically told me to jump through hoops.
That's true.
He doesn't like, respect, or trust us, but we're going to change that.
But we have come full circle on the hoop jumping and are now still excited to welcome the U.S. Army veteran, once men going their own way activist, turned racial advocate, pro-white activist, renewed propagandist, and we hope still seeking to start a family.
Arian Stallion 1488.
Welcome to Full House, brother.
Great to be here.
I had to unmute myself.
That was awesome.
Awesome intro.
I really love that.
It's a good impression.
Oh, he's trying to, he's trying to curry favor with Rolo.
Rolo is vehemently against.
He said it's going to ruin.
You can't have this guy on.
No, he's just using you to boost his channel.
And, you know, he's got all the wrong answers about women.
We'll see.
We'll see.
You know, Rolo will have his chance at you.
We'll unchain him from the basement, unchain.
Let's do it right here at the top, big guy, for the edification of the audience.
Your ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status, please.
Well, I could actually break that ethnicity down into the different Aryan ethnicities.
I mean, I consider, I really consider any Western European.
I mean, I don't, some people like to say that like white is a social construct, but I don't agree with that.
But anyways, I'm mostly Irish, but just very, very white.
I think most Irish people have some Viking in them.
And I do have that some Norway, some Sweden in me.
I took the DNA test, you know.
And you said, I'm single.
You know what?
I'm not proud to say it, but I was married to a Thai woman for 10 or 11 months in Thailand.
And I went back to the tape to read our lengthy email correspondence.
I missed that the first time around.
We'll dig into that.
But, you know, better single than married to a Thai woman with a brood of half-breeds.
Absolutely.
That was before I realized it's morally wrong to be race mixing.
And once I learned that, I got the heck out of, I'm not going to say, I'm not going to say HE double hockey sticks, but I got out of there as soon as I really, very soon after I learned the truth about Christian identity.
And that's my religion.
It's a Christian identity.
I think that's to me.
That's true Christianity.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
Interesting that, you know, you were in Southeast Asia for something like six years.
You got married and you were, well, we'll get to the chronology and the background a little bit.
But yeah, that says, that says something about like, you know, we do need to be geographically separated from these people because, you know, we have young men and women that are coming up.
They may not be ideological exactly, you know, or they may not understand in ways.
You know, it takes time for all that to set up properly in your mind.
And you get people that might get wrapped up in all this stuff like that.
So I think that that just underscores that point.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
And that was a red pill for me actually marrying one of them that helped me to, because I learned the truth about the different races one by one through really being a minority among them.
I actually lived with Jews in, like I think, Coach, you did too, as in a college fraternity, like I did.
I was at university.
When I first got in, I was totally a minority among Jews.
So that's a good way to learn the truth.
Like, not when they're the minority, when they have the majority, that then you can see their true nature.
The way they really act.
But I used to work with this guy.
He was a white guy, and he was with a black woman.
And people might remember that in the past, I worked along with my sons in a particular field.
And this guy was telling one of my sons, man, don't go with blacks.
They're not like us.
So, you know, here it is coming right from the horse's mouth.
Absolutely.
And, you know, you always say your name at least once in your videos because you are, you know, you're pretty pronounced that you don't like hiding.
You're not ashamed of your views, et cetera.
So, Luke, good to meet you on the show, Luke.
You started, you started creating content around 2016 in the infamous, at least to our ears, men going their own way movement.
So tell us why that.
I'm guessing you were, you know, you were probably mid-30s at that time and maybe frustrated by women and then getting out of that and realizing that that was not everything it was cooked up to be.
Yeah.
So now I've learned my lesson about MGTOW that I really, I like to ridicule them and insult them now.
But I will say I think their arguments are 100% dead on accurate, but their conclusion is 100%.
180 degrees wrong.
So the conclusion is completely wrong and weak and gay.
And I know that now, but because it's playing into the adversary's hands, it's doing exactly what they want us to do is to destroy our own selves and without them lifting a finger to destroy us.
So it's like, so yeah, once I realized that race is a much more important issue, it's the most important issue.
Like women, that's a big issue.
I'd say it's almost equal, but race is definitely more important.
And so this is why we can't, we have to keep on having white babies.
And once I realized that, and once I realized I want to have, I got to a point where I can afford to have kids, I realized I'm ready to do that.
That was about 2019.
And so I started thinking about that.
And so first I looked at right away, I looked into the thought of getting a surrogate mother.
And I realized it's just not possible.
You can do it in Eastern Europe or Russia, but not a single man.
That's like 40,000 to get a single mother there, but you could do it in America or Canada.
That's six figures for each time you have a kid.
So there's no way.
But then I realized, well, I'm going to have to do this the old-fashioned way then.
And then I also realized, yeah, that's what's best for the kid anyway.
So yeah, for sure.
But why would you consider that in the first place?
I mean, you're a decent looking guy.
You know, you're like a bizarro Rolo in some way.
I'm saying that just to get his goat.
You guys are not completely dissimilar looking.
Yeah, maybe Rolo is a bizarro Irian stallion 1488.
I don't know.
No, but seriously.
So like, did you, all right, I assume you were in the, you know, you were in the army.
He says you don't want to get an army wife, certainly not a woman who's enlisted.
Did you get out of the army and then go to Southeast Asia to sow your wild oats, you know, marry some Thai chick and then and then go MGTOW?
Or was this before you went to Southeast Asia?
Straighten that out for us, please.
Oh yeah, it was before.
It was just growing up in America.
It's just that I just think that Western women are really terrible.
I really do.
And I think women throughout the whole world are all feminists.
I mean, there are, you know, in Eastern Europe and Russia, they're more traditional.
And that's why I would prefer, I mean, that would be, if I could have it anyway, I would like to find a wife over there, but they're more traditional, but worldwide, they all believe in equality between men and women.
They all, you know, they're pretty much, they've all pretty much seemed like six in the city.
And, but, you know, Western women are really the most feminist and the most entitled.
And so I just growing up in America since 1979 and it's just a terrible situation.
It's like, they're not ladies anymore.
And I just.
This is one of the things that we like to say is some we've known men who maybe they take on a foreign wife or especially a non-white wife because they think it will be easier.
And sometimes women from those other cultures, they are, they are more, you know, we have this word now Cis comfortable in their own skin, comfortable in their skin about being women, whereas women in the West seem very conflicted and confused about their identity as a woman.
So sometimes I think people they look at uh, especially like an East Asian woman, as being somebody who will be maybe a little bit more submissive or easier to get or easier to deal with or something like that.
But at the end of the day, all those women are going to want the same things.
They're going to want vacations and jewelry and nice clothes and to be taken care of and to be given children and all this.
I'll never forget this one guy who's he was getting to be like too old to get married, but he was saying how oh, you know, who's got really based women India.
And so he was.
He had his idea.
He was gonna like get an Indian wife.
It's like well okay, but what about children?
Are you gonna have children with her?
Oh well, I don't know.
Whoa, what do you think she's marrying your dumbass for?
You know, you're some dumb doughy, over the hill white guy and and you're gonna marry her and not give her children?
No, that's not what she's thinking.
So you know what I mean.
At the end of the day, white woman, non-white woman you're going to have to deal with certain things that are difficult.
Or you know what I mean are just women, are going to be women.
So you may as well just have a white woman at the end of the day, because whatever trouble's going to come along with it well, you're just going to have to deal with it anyways.
I was going to hold off on the go ahead rollo.
Yeah, a wise man once said, southeast Asian woman is participation trophy wife.
Yeah yeah, all right, let's dig into that.
Then, before we go to the broader woman question, because that's the hugest can of worms here.
Yeah, and where, where I am gonna?
I'm gonna white knight a little bit for the ladies in the audience before uh, Luke chases them off or has them hitting the ceiling.
Uh but Luke, tell us about, tell us about the realities, give us some inside scoop about you know uh I, I assume you were kind of going over there to sow some wild oats and frankly, bang a lot of Asian chicks, and then you settled down with one, but a little uh, color commentary on the dating and and you did the marriage scene in somewhere in southeast Asia, I assume Thailand.
Yeah uh-huh, oh yeah.
So um, first I learned very quickly that just chasing after like lots and lots of random um sex is just not fulfilling and it's.
It turns out to be a miserable experience.
I learned that within like my first week there, and then I pretty much started sticking with one girl after that and um um, and I actually kind of fell in love with that girl um, but that's not who I married, but um, that was my first trip, not when I moved there, but um, this is, I was in a contractor in Afghanistan.
That was my first time in Thailand.
I wanted to go when I was in active duty military.
I wanted to go, but I didn't have a passport so I had to take my r to Chicago instead.
I wanted to go to Bangkok, but uh, so I had to wait until uh, so you had to go to Chicago instead of Bangkok.
Holy shit.
Yeah.
It's a rough scene over here, man.
Let me tell you.
That's the worst kind of brown women.
That was 2010, though.
That was 2010.
My first time in Afghanistan.
And then so I went back to Afghanistan as a contractor.
And then I finally got to go.
Because I had a passport then.
I was on active duty military.
I didn't have a passport.
And so I finally got to go.
And I learned my first week, like after just being with lots of girls.
That it's a miserable, it's like, it seems, it's, you know, it's kind of exciting and fun.
But after about a week, I was like, this is depressing and it's empty and it's not really fulfilling.
So I stuck with one pretty much after that.
And, you know, I've been through periods after that while I was living there where, yeah, I did dating and just like setting up multiple dates in the same night in case one falls through, having other ones backup plans.
But after I moved there in 2015, which was right before that, funny enough, I was living in my Mustang in Wisconsin in the Wisconsin winter of 2014 and 2015.
I was living in a sleeping in my Mustang for a month and a half.
But yeah, then my military pension came through and I immediately got out of America and I planned to never come back.
But I learned the truth and things in the third world can change very quickly.
We don't have any rights there also.
But so let me see to get back to the point.
Yeah, yeah, your relationship with a Thai woman and was being there and being married to a Thai woman, what made you or got you racially aware?
What was the epiphany?
Yeah, I really have to address that because that's a big red pill.
I mean, especially when you're the minority and you're living among them.
But when you marry them, that's a great way to learn the truth.
They will never consider you like one of the family.
Like that's, you're not.
You're not ever.
I know now that no other race believes in inclusivity other than Aryans.
So Aryans are the only ones who even attempt that.
And we attempt it to our own detriment.
But no other races believes in being inclusive towards the whites or anybody.
And so they would never treat me as one of the family.
And her family would always be more important to me, to her than me.
And so you will always be nothing more than an ATM to them.
But that's the thing with most women, but this is more.
You will never be on their level.
You'll never be as important as them.
And no, they just inherently hate white people, like all other people.
They're just natural.
They're the way we should be in that respect, anyways.
We've lost that instinct or it's been so brainwashed and conditioned.
This is the normal way people are in the whole world.
Even white people from other types of societies, I know of like family members who are from another country.
And like being racist is not any kind of intellectual conclusion for them.
It's just like, that's the way they are.
It's like breathing air.
It's a natural, good, good thing.
It's healthy.
I like to call the word racist because it can only be white people.
That's one thing.
Only white people can be racist.
So I like to say white air, white air breathist is what a racist is.
A white air breath.
Well, this is like a Trotsky invented term, anyways, right?
Racist is not even like any kind of word from antiquity or anything like that.
Oh, yeah.
Well, you just own it.
I mean, obviously, I always define racism as, yes, I prefer my own people over others.
That doesn't necessarily imply hate or desire to oppress or punish.
It's just like, no, if you gave me the option, do I want to live in a white neighborhood, a mixed neighborhood, a black neighborhood, an Asian neighborhood, a Jewish neighborhood?
Choose a white neighborhood.
That is good, normal, healthy, and just common sense for the overwhelming majority of our history.
I got to tell a quick story from Bangkok.
And I don't know if this will jive to your experience there unchained, but I've been there three or four, maybe five times tops for work, always usually short trips.
The last time I was there, 2012, I had just gotten out of the airport, checked into the hotel, and they had these awesome, like cut open Volkswagen buses that they had like transferred or changed into like bars on the street.
Coolest little thing.
You know, you're just walking down the street, you see this lit up bus with lights and drinks, and you just sidle up and have a beer.
And I was not there for more than an hour having a, what's the famous Thai beer?
I can't think of it.
It doesn't matter.
But not some sock.
Anyway, I was having a beer.
Yeah, I think I like Chang.
Chang was like the cheaper version of the Singha.
Singha is the higher end one.
Yep.
Regardless.
So this maybe 50-something white guy sidles up to the bar next to me and he's got, he's clearly like drunk and sweaty and his teeth are kind of rotten.
And he like cheers with me and he's like, take a look over there.
You see over there.
And I see, I see like a laundromat with a lot of youngish women milling about inside.
He goes, you see that one?
I'm going to flower her tonight.
And it was just the most repulsive, disgusting thing.
This guy with rotten teeth talking about the Thai virginity he's about to take that night.
And I was just like, you know, and looking back on it, I almost feel like I should have like run into the laundromat and said, you go, run, you know, escape it.
2012, I was not nearly willing to do that.
But yeah, that's that.
And yeah, so did you break it off?
Did she break it off?
Was it just like kind of a bad idea from the get-go?
So we got married.
And while I was living in Bangkok, I had a mistake, which, you know, in hindsight, it's not a big deal, but I made a mistake of getting renting a really nice condo for six months.
And by the time that that lease was up, my entire savings was gone.
So we had to go live at normal, more normal, normal standard of living, but still much nicer than most Thai people.
And we moved to Udantani, which was her, which is her desire because it was closer to her mom.
And we lived in Udantani for a little while.
And so she, this is back when I believed that the idea of the husband and wife working.
And so she had a job and I was all for it.
But now I understand that's that's not I'm not like that.
But and so she was working in a restaurant and in a cafe in the daytime.
And night, nighttime, she was a server at a hostess or something at a restaurant very near to us.
And then eventually she started going out with her co-workers for drinks after work.
And she invited me like the first one or two times.
And I was, I haven't, I have an issue with alcohol.
I really, it's my biggest temptation in life.
And I was thinking I was trying to stay sober at the time and I was also trying to save money.
I was paying for everything for both.
She sent all her money to her mom.
She I paid for literally all of our bills.
But and so she started doing that.
And the first time, first time or two I passed, I didn't really want to.
And they also didn't, her friends didn't speak English.
So I didn't speak Thai.
And then it just became a regular thing.
And she started going out drinking after work every like regularly.
And then she'd be coming home like totally hammered drunk very late.
And then she started staying out all night.
And the first time she did that, she gave me like a message or a call.
And then she just started staying out until the next day with no message and no call, nothing regularly.
And I just like, I started talking to my friends, like, what do you think I should to try to get outside perspective?
Because when you're in the situation, it's like you just, I kind of was being a sissy about it.
And so I needed to get some outside perspectives.
And some people finally told me, like, this is totally unacceptable.
And so I eventually told her, well, okay, so if you're going to keep on, first I was nice, but I was like, well, this is, I don't want you to do this anymore.
And she just basically ignored it and kept on doing it.
And eventually I was like, so if you're going to keep on, if you're going to stay out all night drinking continually, then I'm not going to give you any more money.
And then she's like, well, I think we should break up.
And I was like, yes, I think we should.
The rubber farm met the road.
Yep.
That was more of it.
Yeah, well, it's for the best.
Yeah, it shows how committed she was to the thing.
And then she just continued, even after we broke up, she continued to treat me like an ATM and try to use me as much as possible.
And this is back when I was in a, my pension was not at the highest level and I was barely getting by.
And so I was at a 50% level at that time.
And so then I was just staying in Thailand.
I didn't know what my next move was.
And it's the visa situation is very rough there, especially if you're not well off, like if you're not making $40,000 a year.
Or maybe it was $40,000 bought.
I can't remember.
But yeah, so then I just stuck there to keep my visa.
And we didn't get divorced right away because I wanted to keep my visa.
And eventually I was like, I've had enough of this.
And I was like, yeah, let's just get that divorce.
And then I moved to Cambodia.
And that was really great for one year.
But that ended too.
I wanted to interject one thing right there.
I want to thank Coach, you cut out, so I was going to just interject the comments.
Go ahead, Deb.
I wanted to, you know, Luke has exhibited quite a bit of candor in being, you know, coming right out with this type of thing because from my perspective, when we talked about having him on, my concern would be, was he going to be going to be like a purity spiraler?
You know, because if you watch his videos, he comes across kind of bombastic, shall we say?
And I could see like that would really turn some people off, maybe.
Maybe that's what rubs Rolo the wrong way about him.
But I think Luke has a good sense of humor about himself, is humble enough to admit what we would consider to be a very serious kind of a mistake.
So I think he shows a good character in that respect.
Absolutely.
And in keeping with your serious commentary there, Sam, I was going to ask him if he ever brought a lady back to his condo in Bangkok and found out that she was hiding something in her underpinned.
I got it.
Did it happen?
All right.
There it is.
All right.
Come on.
Give me some PG color on that one.
Not that I really want the details, but yeah.
That's another reason to stick with white women because you can tell them apart from the men.
Yeah.
The Asians are androgynous.
Same with blacks and Indians.
Yeah.
And that's why also those other races are very like bisexual too compared to the white race.
All right.
Tell us a horror story, Luke.
Yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, I was, I was kind of this crossed my mind that this could come up, and I was kind of ready for it.
But yeah, so that's kind of in a way, that's kind of like a rape, you know.
When it's not like they penetrated me in any way, but it's when they, when you think you're with a woman and you're messing around, and that's in a way, that's that's like that's a form of rape.
But yeah, so it's two different times this happened to me, and both times it was like a life-changing experience for me.
So you've made out, you've made out with the kid twice.
That's great.
Let me block the loops.
No, I'm getting good.
I can break it down.
Usually, usually they're kind of have a kind of set of rules, unofficial rules that they follow.
Like usually, if you ask them, they will tell you.
But they usually don't just lie or try to trick you.
So I did ask right in the beginning.
It's like the Thai version of like, like, you know, when we're talking to somebody, like, are you a cop?
They have to tell you you're a cop.
Are you a dude?
And they have to tell you you're a dude.
Entrapment.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Entrap.
Can't spell entrapment without trap.
Very good, Larry.
Thank you.
Well, first time was it.
First time was in Cambodia.
Cambodia was my favorite of all my time in Southeast Asia for one year until the Chinese had a full force invasion, exactly where I was living.
But yeah, it was great for one year.
But yeah, so it was, let's see, I met up with this thing and I thought it was a chick.
And I was at the Cambodia, right?
And Phnom Penh.
And Transbodia.
And so I made out with Cambodia was your favorite.
You mean Cambodians are your favorite ladyboys?
Come on, Rollo.
Let him finish.
Cheap shot.
Cheap shot.
All right.
All right.
It was like the wild first year, it was like the Wild West.
It was just very free, and they leave you alone.
And the visas were so easy, but everything changed pretty quickly with the Chinese invasion.
But yes, I made out with this thing all night, and I thought I was making out with a chick.
I got a BJ later on and so I go to eventually got to the point where I'm ready to start manually stimulating the, the groin area.
I reached down and I felt like a dead cord.
You ever put it in it?
You ever put a gun in your mouth eight times?
You ever put a gun in your mouth every day for a month?
Oh, Rollo.
Keel down in the corner over there and shoot myself in the head.
That would be cool.
All right.
So he felt the dead cord.
Nice euphemism.
I just stopped everything and I rolled over and I felt pity for it.
Like I could tell right away, like it was ready for me to attack it.
I think it would be used to that reaction.
But that's not my reaction.
And I felt bad for it because it's like, I don't know.
But, and my mistake was not to immediately say, get the F out of here.
I didn't do that.
And I should have because it really took advantage of my kindness then when I tried to give it a little time to get out.
Offer it a beer.
You know, let's talk about this.
But let me tell you that the worst was the next time this happened to me.
I was in, I was in Philadelphia.
Oh, so that was the only time.
That was just the first time.
I can't wait to go home and film myself.
These things, these things happen in Southeast Asia, Rolo.
You wouldn't understand.
Yeah.
Right.
So I stayed in my hotel room there.
I didn't leave the room for like two days straight.
And I just, it was a shock.
But yeah, then later on, a year later, I moved to Philippines.
But another thing about that is it really had one effect that was, it made me stop what I was doing.
We just saw something on the screen here.
But so yeah, eventually shortly after that, I stopped drinking for a while.
And so it did cause me to make some changes in my life.
But then, okay, let me get to the point.
I think I'm going to take up drinking.
Yeah, this is where people get become, you know, they lose their self-respect or they're disgusted with themselves.
I mean, this is where bad things happen, you know, with drinking or drugs or just people spiral out of control.
I think we're scratching.
Yeah, we're making some progress with Luke here.
He's not a big, tough, you know, woman-hating guy.
He even lets the trainees like hang out in his condo for an hour, an hour max, just to stop in the blow before kicking him.
He didn't smash their face or whatever.
But yeah, go ahead, big guy.
It just smashed like all of his dignity.
At the time, at the time.
At the time.
Yeah, yeah.
But yeah, so it really made me rethink.
And I also just stopped pursuing that non-stop dating.
This is after my divorce.
So I was like on a dating spree and just trying to get laid and stuff.
But so that made me just stop that.
And that's when I went into content creation for my first time in 2016.
And that's when I stopped drinking for like eight months, I think, something like that.
And then I was in Philippines like a year, year later, I moved to Philippines.
And then I moved from Manila to Subic eventually.
But it was in Subic.
And so the second time was much worse because it had a full sex change.
And I had no idea.
It had the actual fake vagina.
And I actually had sex with it.
And I had no idea.
I had no idea.
Oh, no.
You hear a lot of bad things about Philippines.
I knew this would happen.
Hey, he could have just said no, Rolo.
Instead, he's given the straight shot.
I get it this episode before I tell myself.
He might quit.
Arian Stellian, do you know how to produce a show?
Of course you know how to produce a show.
Here you go.
All right.
Rolo's out.
AS, the producer, is now in.
Bye-bye, Rolo.
Rolo can't handle the dirty stuff from the streets of Manila.
All right, go ahead.
All right.
All right.
So, so it actually tricked you.
Were you drunk at the time?
You thought, all right, this is like a half drunk.
And it wasn't really because I was drunk.
It was just so convincing.
And, but, oh, yeah, about that, about that, really quick, about that personality thing.
I turn it on when I'm making a video by myself, like, you really got to try to make it entertaining.
So I turn it on like I'm in WWE.
So I talk to people.
That's not how I talk to people.
That's not really how I normally act.
I can see you.
You're almost laughing at yourself sometimes when you're making those videos.
You got like an impish grin on your face.
I was like, is this guy doing performance art?
Is this a troll?
Yeah.
Let me finish this.
Is this a troll?
Are we being trolled right now?
I don't think so.
Am I on candid camera?
What is my life?
I didn't realize until like months later, I finally met again with that same thing.
I still thought it was a chick.
And I was with it again.
I was actually in the act.
Oh, no.
It was on top of me.
And that's when it realized, when it dawned on me, it was like, while it was riding me.
Oh, my God, dude.
I was feeling the chest area.
And I was like, I felt this feeling before.
And it was like, this is what it felt like.
That lady boy in Cambodia.
It's the same chest feeling.
I know.
I will not pray you, coach.
I realized.
April 30th is the date Full House died.
He hates Western women and got two Asian men under the twice with the same.
All right.
Okay.
All right.
But you, yeah, that's when you, all right, you realize.
Thank you for being a good sport, Luke.
I'm sorry.
I'm sweating with a microphone, not smiling.
Go ahead.
Yeah, so I played it cool because these things are out of their mind.
You don't know what they're going to do.
So I played it cool.
I didn't let it know that I knew.
And it stayed there for a while.
And I didn't want to do anything because you don't know what to expect from these things.
And with all the hormones they're taking, they're really crazy.
So I pretended like I didn't know for a while after it was until it left.
And then I was like, I asked it.
I'm not going to call it a she or you just say it.
And it didn't have any response.
But I verified it later on with other people who knew it.
And it's just, it's clear in 20 hindsight, it's 2020.
And it's a fact that it was a man.
That's another instant.
You realized while it was happening and you like continued to like to the end and just kind of let it be rude, Larry.
Come on.
You got to let me finish.
You know what?
It dawned on me.
You're rude or mean or something.
Come on.
It dawned on me while it was in the act.
And I did finish.
And then I went afterwards.
I went in.
I started Googling right away.
Like, how can you tell?
I started Googling.
How gay am I?
Sorry, I should say chew because I don't like that.
One to ten.
Ah, sticks.
It's possible.
Coming you, Rolo, and a different life.
That's another instance where I stopped what I was doing with my life and I stopped pursuing this hookups and stuff.
And I started getting serious again.
And then shortly after then is when I was like, okay, well, I think it's time for me to stop this crap and try to start a family.
And I started thinking right away, am I going to do it here?
Because I'm not going to have a cross half-breed kid.
It's going to be a white kid if I have a kid.
And so I was like, am I going to do this here?
I'm like, I would not want to raise a kid in this environment.
They'll have a target set on their back.
And so then I was like, I was like, well, I got to move back to America then.
And also, you can't use your VA home loan overseas.
So if I want to get a house, use that VA home loan.
I have to be back in America.
And so many veterans benefits that you can't use overseas.
Sure.
And so then I decided before I go back to America, I would really like to cross off my bucket list to go to Russia and Eastern Europe and try to find a wife.
But Filipinos messed up my visa and they only gave me a one month visa.
So I was like, well, that's not going to work.
I can't find a wife in one month in Russia.
So I just try to have some fun there.
Not with that attitude.
I came close to making a mistake.
Like I invited this girl to come to back to you.
Oh, I'd say you made some mistake.
Yeah.
I almost invited a Russian girl to come back with me.
And I came to my senses, though.
She was not the right one.
But that's a good pivot.
That's a good pivot point.
Go ahead.
Probably could have only ended poorly.
Sorry.
Yeah.
We did a whole show early on in Full House called Eastern Promises with a guy who married a Russian woman.
And it was all of the wonderful things and also the hazards, right?
I mean, now let's get down to the woman question here because I think this is where perhaps Luke's approach or philosophy is maybe counterproductive.
But yeah, you're running the, you know, you run the risk.
You know, you say Western women are generally are terrible, but you also run the risk of Eastern European women just viewed as a, you know, as an ATM card.
Yeah, like a means to an end.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So Luke, you originally wrote in, in all honesty, I'm only getting married so I can have a family.
It's not because I want a wife, really, but I also know from self-knowledge and from personal experience that I would also be a phenomenal husband, not just an excellent father.
So I'm doing this so I can have a family and not be a genetic failure to our people.
And, you know, by the way, thank you.
You know, I think this is what we can pivot off of here if your views have changed.
Great.
But it's definitely not because I want a wife.
Women have their place, but they do not know their place.
So the point is I'm not very interested in anyone over the age of 24 as a wife candidate because the whole reason for doing this is to have a family.
And how many kids are you going to have if you don't start until you're 25 years old?
No, I definitely want a young wife.
So, you know, unchained, it sounds like you want a young breeding stump.
You're like, I don't want a wife, but I'll be a great husband anyway.
I mean, you realize that that is not going, especially if you're wife hunting in the West.
I mean, even like the most based, you know, trad wife, whatever, that's going to be a little bit off-putting when you're just looking at them as a breeding experiment.
Or am I being unfair or mischaracterizing?
Well, it's all everything I said.
I still stand by that.
But I don't, I still see them as a human being and somebody that I want to be good to and take care of.
But I don't believe that they will be good to me.
I definitely do not believe.
I really highly doubt I'll be surprised, but they can feel free to prove it to me.
I don't think that it will be good.
I don't even have confidence that any marriage today can last in the percentages or the odds.
But no, I give it my best, but I can't rely on them that they will be good to me.
Well, the women, they do have some element in them that's this, what they call hypergamy, which is women are always kind of looking like what's their next best position that they could be in.
And if it's a good woman, then maybe that tendency is tamed down and made to be more reasonable, or it becomes expressed in more positive sense.
But that is a certain component of the woman's psyche.
And it's just something you have to accept and understand about women and then learn how to manage it properly.
And I always think the same way.
I mean, you know, men have the instinct or desire to spread their seed far upon the way.
Sure.
So it's like, if I can suppress the testosterone instinct to just go around and have a lot of partners all around the world, then perhaps also women can suppress their desire to be a chieftain, right?
They don't necessarily want like 100 guys lining up at the door, but they do want to be with the top dog.
Yeah.
And you don't just have, you have to learn how to control yourself.
They have to learn how to control themselves and you have to understand the dynamic.
Yeah.
A chance to answer to that, Luke.
And then I want to dig into what you're trying and whether you've had any success.
And if we remember, this all came about by you emailing us in for a little bit of help.
And I still do want to help in whatever way we can, even if it's just free advice for whatever that's worth.
Yeah.
But, you know.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
So when I did that, I was in the, I was like in the trenches of online searching because here where I live, it's just, there's no options with locally.
It's a, it's a very small town and it's, it's kind of a beaten down, bad economy town.
And you said it's a lot of single moms or the single moms are like the only available dating material.
I will not, I will not be with a single mother.
I'd say no matter what, I will not do it.
I think they're the bane of our civilization.
They're not heroes.
But so the purity spiral thing, yeah, I am kind of, that is basically my stance.
But when I talk to people, I don't like force my views on them.
But when it's just me, talk about, you know, by myself on camera, I'll just be like, all, all out.
But yes, my actual viewpoints are kind of a purity spiral.
But I forgot what I was going to say about what Sam just said about and what you just said.
Well, women and hypergamy and men being able to, you know, suppress their desire to have tons of mates and women going for the chieftain.
But I mean, are you, so, all right, so obviously there's online dating out there, but you also, you know, you're a single guy.
You said you could move anywhere in the country when you were coming back from overseas and you did choose rural Pacific Northwest America.
And I think, you know, obviously for all our guys, it's always like the Pacific Northwest or Appalachia or the Ozarks or, you know, maybe the deep south.
Are you, you know, I know you've done some activism in the past, but you also self-admitted that you don't get along with people very well and you're kind of, you know, an introvert.
I mean, you got to get some pals to go out, hit the bar with, have a wingman.
But are you not actively dating anymore because it's been so difficult out there?
Oh, yeah.
So what I, so I, you know, of course, I, I, I checked the scene locally where there's, there's nothing.
And so then I went, I was, when I contacted you, I think that was around the time when I was like in the trenches of searching online.
I busted my butt really hard for a long time searching online and got nowhere.
And it was just toxic experience too.
It's just, especially on Twitter.
It's just not, it's just so miserable, awful application, but the dregs of the earth.
But no, it's just terrible and it really, it really fills your soul with negativity.
And also, when I first emailed you, I didn't have any other contacts within white nationalism.
So you were like, I didn't have anybody to talk to about those kinds, these kinds of issues.
So I was kind of like, it was like a fire hose.
Yeah, you're opening up your heart.
I responded.
I was like, yeah, you should write a book.
We're going to do a dating episode.
And then you blew up.
That was when you became the legend when we had to roast you for your response.
Screw you.
Your show sucked.
It's kind of the best of all the shows I listened to, but it still sucks.
I don't trust you guys.
I definitely don't like you.
Honestly, that's, I mean, it was the good, hearty laugh we had about that that we said we had to have him on the show eventually.
Yep.
You know, that was the reason.
So ironically, if you want to put it.
Sam was always supportive.
Rolo was always in our to be determined if that was a good idea or not.
Okay.
The journey is still out.
All right.
First time Tranny Bangin has ever appeared on Plato.
But hey, remember, I did not, I didn't give Luke a heads up to ask that.
He could have just said no, and we wouldn't have had that glorious, horrifying radio right there.
So he's a man.
No, it's commendable.
You know, when people admit their faults, it's actually more helpful to other people, which is the reason we would have, that's why we do this show is to just help our people, you know, and somebody, when somebody admits their faults, it's actually more helpful.
I think of the gospel when, you know, Saint Mac of Mary Magdalene, she believed right away, but it's actually St. Thomas that helps us more because of his doubt, you know?
So, so I think when people, people open up like that, it's it's more useful to people.
I think Arian Stallion and Rolo rolling into a honky-tonk bar somewhere up there sounds good.
Dynamite.
Well, Rolo, are you in?
I would recommend if you want to make friends, don't tell them about what happened in Thailand.
It was okay.
Yeah, don't worry.
Nothing important.
First time I've ever seen this publicly.
Oh, boy.
Hopefully it'll be the last time.
Well, but Luke, you know, the thing you should do definitely is find some way to just be around people where there's women there.
And, you know, even you make friends, you see women, they see you.
You see how they interact with other people.
Like, you know, it sounds ridiculous, but even going to church, if you could find a halfway decent church where you are, I know it's not Christian identity, but this is what I've done.
You know, the trad Catholic scene is actually very good.
There's a lot of men and women in it.
There's families.
There's a lot of single women.
And, you know, the trad mass is minus any pause or any of the types of modern social things.
It's first of all, it's in Latin.
So it's kind of hard to screw up.
It's in another language and it's pretty much set what it's going to be.
It's, and that's, that's what I like about it is it's very solemn, humble ritual, time and a place to pray, time and a place to bring your family.
And there's a lot of good people and you will meet definitely sympathizers with our cause there.
And it's, it's not hard to introduce them to the concept of Christian identity because they're surrounded by all these statues and images on stained glass of white people.
You know, all the Old Testament figures, all the Old Testament saints and patriarchs, those are all white people.
The Blessed Mother, Saint Joseph, white people, Christ, all the apostles, all the saints from then until now, all white people, you know, so when you start to point things out like that, they're like, well, yeah, of course they're white, but they're Jewish, but what, you know, then that's your opportunity to start explaining it.
Even if you got to drive two hours, and this is not going to be directed at you, Luke, but whenever I hear a single guy, like recently, a single guy, I know he's listening.
I was trying to prod him to step up and take on a responsibility.
He's like, oh, you know, limited bandwidth right now.
I was like, limited bandwidth.
You are single and you don't have kids.
Don't tell me about that.
You know, if you're going to drive three hours to some Orthodox church out in the middle of nowhere, Luke, I would say there are people that go to the Trad Catholic Mass or an Orthodox liturgy that do travel that far.
You know, thankfully, I don't have to travel that far at all, but there are people who come there that do travel an hour or two to do it.
Yeah.
And I don't blame, I don't blame anybody for having that very cynical, dark view toward Western woman in quotation points.
But at the same time, you have to have the emotional intelligence or maturity to realize that obviously they are not all like that.
And you are not alone.
Tons of guys are reporting the same thing.
And yet guys are still cracking the code somehow, whether it's brute force attempts or through pals too.
And that's the other thing.
You know, Luke admitted that he doesn't have a lot of pals because he's sort of an introvert and a little bit, you know, can be difficult, as we know.
But having, you know, have having just a group of guys and their friends and maybe their sisters or whatever will help at least.
Cause I worry that our pal is sort of, you know, he's holed up in the mountains and making constant and cutting off his nose in spite of anyway.
I think this is one of those Yogi Berra phrases where he says it's not the best game in town.
It's not the best game.
White women are not the best game in town.
They're the only game in town.
So, you know, it's not like we have an alternative.
You know, however white women are, whatever we want to lament about them or whatever the difficulties we may have to face, that's just the cost of being in this thing.
And Luke is a good looking guy.
He's fit.
Now, I hope you do not wear the do-rag out to dates, my friend.
What's with the do-rag?
You know what?
Pick it up in Chicago.
I have a shaved head and it just stands out like a sore thumb.
And I just noticed I get a better reaction.
I started noticing it in Southeast Asia because I was burning my head so frequently by walking around out in the hot sun.
I started wearing that and I just got better reactions.
I just stand out less than with the white shaved head.
All right.
Okay.
Bold move.
Bold move.
It's definitely not an N-word thing.
It's a...
I didn't get it from N-words.
Yeah.
Well, think of it this way.
I mean, everybody has a collection of positives and negatives.
Like you said, Coach, I mean, this guy, he's in good shape.
He presents well.
And okay, so he's had this unfortunate circumstances or hardships in his life and things.
But, you know, there's other guys too that have other problems.
Some people, they just can't lose weight or they, you know, they have a nowhere job or they, whatever it is, you know what I mean?
So everybody has positives about themselves that they can work with.
And none of us should ever feel sorry for ourselves and say that, oh, it's, you know, it's too hard or it can't be done.
And that's the thing.
Great guys and great gals are getting married all the time.
Yeah, it is hard.
It is hard, but that doesn't mean it's not happening because we see it happening.
Absolutely.
Have a shot there, Luke, and then I got more questions for you.
I was just looking at the chat here in the full house studio chat, but I was catching up on your guys' comments.
So, oh man, sorry, I got distracted by that.
No, that's all right, Zoomer.
No, you're a young millennial like me.
All right.
I wanted to quickly dispute now.
Course, when you sent me your collection of videos that you've released so far, there's about six or seven of them, but I guess you made 50 of them, and now you're slowly releasing them onto Into the Wild.
The first thing I said was, You got to iron that flag, bro.
You know, you got creases in your glorious Hawkin Cruise lost pick a flag.
And he said, That's funny.
That's the first thing that Tom Sewell is a big fan of Tom Sewell.
But I don't want to hear any guff about, oh, it's too expensive to get an iron.
I looked it up on Amazon.
Cut out, cut out just a little bit there, Coach.
Yeah, that's one of those funny things that have been said before.
Like somebody, they have creases in their flag.
Go ahead, Coach.
Yeah, flag.
Tell us about the unchained videos a little bit.
You earned it.
What do you hope to accomplish?
What is the show about?
Why should full house listeners check you out?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, let me address that flag thing really quick as I look for my links here.
But yeah, so a big fan of Tom Sewell.
I got the utmost respect for him.
And that was the first thing he ever told me.
He's nice enough to send me some very brief responses.
And I thought that was very nice of him.
I'm not going to be one of these douches that pretends like I'm buddies with him because he sent me some quick messages.
But no, he was nice enough to say that was the first thing he told me.
Iron that flag, buddy.
And yeah, I also, right away, I looked it up on Amazon.
You know, you know, you'd have to get an ironing board too.
Times are tight, and I would never use an iron for any other reason.
I have no other reason to use an iron.
So it's just like, I want to get one.
And but it's just not a priority right now.
And that's the only reason I would use it just for these videos.
And I'm not going to take the flag out anywhere.
So it's like, but oh, yeah, my videos.
Let me get my links here.
And so I think my telegram is t.me/slash unchained videos going off memory.
And then I'm on Odyssey, of course.
But yeah, I just want to do it because everybody has their own unique way of putting their message out.
And nobody else can do what I can do.
And I also have a calling for this kind of thing.
And I think that I can do better than most people.
And so I'm just, you know, putting my money where my mouth is.
And yeah, I just, oh, another thing about that, sure.
The reason I need to do this is because if I don't have kids, because I don't know, it's not a sure thing.
It seems, it would seem odd that it doesn't happen eventually.
Just it would, it seems kind of hard to believe that that won't ever happen.
But if it doesn't happen, I don't want my life to be just about making money and being as comfortable as possible.
I want to do something good with my life.
And there's nobody locally.
They're all, it's a boomer tom.
They're big time blue pill.
They're totally very, very, very much anti-racist and indoctrinated.
And so locally, I really believe in real life is very important.
Unfortunately, I can't do that, right?
And there's nobody near me.
And I did reach out to White Lives Matter.
They're like two hours away from me.
My next couple videos, I talk about that experience, but it wasn't a good experience.
I didn't really like their organization.
I don't like the name.
It's just not for me.
And I was trying to meet with other white people.
But so the point is, there's nothing going on near me.
I really do believe in real life.
But so this is the best thing I can do.
And I don't want my life to be just about making money and being as comfortable as possible.
I think that's a terrible, empty existence.
It's like a boomer existence.
And it's awful.
I want to do something good.
And that's what this is for me.
And I know I have a gift for making content and speaking and creating things artistically.
I'm an artist by nature.
Military was just a job to me.
It's not me.
But that's a whole different tangent.
I don't need to get into that.
But yeah, so it's really a calling for me.
And I want to do something good with my life.
And that's what that is to me.
But yeah, my main two platforms are Telegram and Odyssey.
I'm Unchained at Unchained colon six on Odyssey going off memory because some, you know, the original Unchain, I guess, was taken.
So I'm Unchain at Unchained colon six.
And then on Telegram, it's t.me slash unchained videos.
And of course, I'm on BitChute, which I don't, I don't like BitChute, but that's where, that's what I've been on the longest as far as other than my deleted band YouTube.
But sure.
And, you know, I'm on, I'm on Twitter and Facebook.
And, oh, Gab.
Yeah, I'm on there.
All right.
I'll put those links in the show notes for everybody to check out.
Obviously, we boosted you earlier today.
I mean, I'll be, you know, I can tell that you're sincere.
You have a good sense of humor.
You know, you're kind of having fun in front of the camera.
You're a performer.
I did laugh unironically a couple of times as you're like shooting eggnog and throwing a Roman.
I was like, all right, all right.
Respect.
You know, I get it.
But no, buddy, we got to go to the break.
You want to come back and play to hang with us for the second hour?
Absolutely.
All right.
All right.
Good stuff, Luke.
Thank you for writing in for coming on.
I would humbly suggest that you probably, whatever your sincerest feelings are about the female race or Western women in general, you probably have to moderate or ease off on those a little bit just to not, you know, because it's not like I'm a big softy on the woman question or whatever, but like it just jumps off the page that you're angry and frustrated.
And that usually does not translate well when the opposite sex is evaluating you as a partner.
And this is not just for you.
This is, there's, you know, thousands of men in our audience.
Yeah, probably who might not have the same exact phenomenon, but certainly have experienced the frustration kind of breeds contempt.
And then the contempt turns into a form of hatred or loathing.
And then you're sort of stuck in it.
But I will stop evangelizing or preaching right there.
Go ahead, Sam.
Yeah, well, you have to, with your Christian heart, you have to look at them through the eyes of love, you know, and even if they are problematic in ways that are just really a turnoff, you got to try to see the deeper thing.
You know, we can apply that in different ways too.
I can remember back in the early days of what we used to call the pool parties or, you know, guys like us would be getting together and hanging out.
And there was one guy who would come there and he would be just blasting it out about all the kind of anti-Christian talking points, you know, and just because he probably thought that's what the status quo belief was.
And it really kind of turned some people off and turned me off.
But I said to myself, I'm going to make a friend out of this guy.
And sure enough, you know, I showed him that I was a friend.
And when I'd see him, I'd give him a big smile and a handshake.
How you doing?
And, you know what I mean?
And over time, he got to see a different side of his views on religion because it's well known who I was, who I am at the time.
And he was able to see things in a different light, you know, and in the same way, somebody could approach Luke in this, you know, that same way, like, oh, he's, you know, got that kind of a presentation or something like that.
No, I want to, I want to get behind that, under that.
I want to know what the real person is about, you know, so this is, this is something you have to practice in life.
You know, then, and in the workplaces comes out, you know, there's always some guy who really gets under your skin, who's, who's really causes a problem.
I always look at that as my opportunity.
I'm going to make a friend of that guy.
I'm going to crack that guy.
And we're not going to be enemies.
And I've been able to do that a couple of times in the workplace or even in our thing where, you know, people become very opinionated and they look at certain other views as like enemy things practically.
But, you know, you can, you can get through that if you if you put your heart out there.
Yep.
Goodwill a little bit.
And that's how Full House started.
Rolo is still with us.
He hasn't quit on us yet.
Thank you, Rolo.
All right.
We got to go to the break.
Luke slash unchained slash he will always be Arian Stallion to us and to a lovely, young, fertile white woman someday for sure, hopefully sooner than later.
We will come back.
I got a couple more questions for you, big guy, plus a relatively serious dad topic.
I'm going to spring on Sam out of nowhere, see what he can do with it.
But Sam, you have the DJ booth for the break because we got some breaking music or so I hear.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
So you're talking about the Battlefront song.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This album just came out some weeks ago, actually, Battlefront, Violence, and Valor.
And the main guy, I don't know if we can say his name on the air, so I'm not going to say it, but he's a fan of the show and he's a friend.
And Battlefront goes back to the 90s, like 1997 or so.
The first album came out.
And I got to know them.
They had a couple of songs on a well-known, well-received compilation called Fallen But Not Forgotten on Panzerfaust Records.
I think it came out maybe in 99 or something like that.
Let's just say.
And anyways, they for, let's say, 25 years, right?
If we do the math, they have not put anything out, but they just put out this record, Violence and Valor, and it is fantastic.
And I hope he will be happy that we're playing a song.
I think he will.
And the song is called Eliminate Eradicate.
And it's a great song and a great album.
Battlefront is from Canada.
And if you recall, half of my family is from Canada.
So Battlefront.
Song about pest control.
Eliminate Eradicate.
Yes, sir.
That's right.
Thank you, Sammy Baby.
This is Battlefront, and we'll be back with Arian Stallion, probably Rolo, Sam, and Larry had hit the exits.
We'll be right back.
All right, okay.
This ain't an ugly sight.
No children play, no women dare walk streets at night.
We're pushed round, feet down, code on no rights.
We're second class or open three, jump down, we're white.
Eliminate eradicate.
That's their plan for me and you.
That's their plan for me and you.
Eliminate, eradicate.
What you gonna do?
What you gonna do?
What's gonna do?
This is how you really wanna live your life.
Is this what you want for your kids and wife?
The great replacement is their final goal.
They'll keep on taking till they own your soul.
Eliminate, eradicate.
That's their plan for me and you.
That's their plan for me and you.
Eliminate, eradicate.
Oh, what you gonna do?
What you gonna do?
What you gonna do?
So get off your ass and take a stand.
We'll put our planet to a fest.
Wear a sacred oath on your boat for a race we will protest.
Eliminate, eradicate.
That's their plan for me and you.
That's our plan for me and you.
Eliminate eradicate.
What you gonna do?
What you gonna do?
Eliminate eradicate.
That's our play for me and you.
That's our plan for me and you.
Eliminate, eradicate.
Welcome back to Full House episode 158 or 157.
However, we're keeping count as we have one show on ice at the moment.
And we are honored and glad.
That's the happiest thing: we are smiling.
And well, two out of the three of us on the birth panel are happy to have Luke Unchained Aryan Stallion.
He's like one of those guys with like a real long Catholic name.
It's just going to keep going on and on.
Back with us for opening up with us.
We got more questions for him and topics, but he wanted to really do a Mia Coppa right here at the top because difficult personality that he is, I hear hear he talks some trash about Full House in a show that hasn't even been released yet.
So go ahead, buddy.
Now's your chance.
Thanks for reminding me, because I wanted to make a point to do that in the first half or right away.
You know, because as white men that are associated with this cause, I shouldn't hold personal grudges like that.
And like uh, Matt Damon on Jimmy Kimmel show, I thought that I got snubbed back in november and so it was december uh december that uh, that I made some comments.
Uh, it wasn't like um, it wasn't like the point of my, it was just some some side comments and I and I said it and it's already done and edited.
Like I can't I have so much work to do on these videos, i'm not going to go back and edit it again.
So yes, it's some comments.
I mean, i'm like, and so I want to say on the record, I have publicly retract, that I have no problems, preemptive retraction and um yeah, in advance, because in case somebody sees that say hey sorry, I didn't mean it, it's a it's, it's all, it's a, it's a water under the bridge and uh, there's no hard feelings.
Um, I thought it was like a uh uh, Matt Damon on the Jimmy Kimmel show, I thought I got snubbed.
That was a recurring joke.
I don't know if you, I don't watch that, but I know about that joke that they had on that show uh, where they would kept telling Matt Damon that he's going to be on and be like, oh sorry, we don't have time for Matt Damon today.
No no, no.
Yeah, i'm glad you brought it up too because well, there's a couple things here like.
One is, hey, we're actually sincerely nice guys, it's not just an act for the show, we didn't just bring you on to roast you or like cringe or whatever.
Uh, you know that, wanted that to be some aspect of it, because you deserve it lightly, uh.
But the other thing is, you know big, big surprise right, just like we are so often at each other's throats online or, in your case, by email back and forth, and a little roast on the air.
When you get and sit down and talk to somebody and, you know, talk these things out, lo and behold, we can uh, treat each other like men and paper over some differences.
And the other thing too is, this goes for a lot.
There are other people that uh, we've talked about having on the show, and sometimes it's difficult for me to like picture you know what's the narrative going to be or which way do we want to take it, and if i'm unsure, i'm just like, all right well, we'll pause on that one and then other times, truth be told, it's just me possibly flaking and forgetting or not having it in my list of upcoming guests.
So if we've talked about, and I I asked somebody uh, there's a guy who does great nat sock videos from the Third Reich, called THE Ultimate Truth, THE Impartial Truth, I asked him like a year ago to come on the show and he just responded the other day and he's like, i'm ready to come on the show.
I was like uh yeah, let's do it, but I gotta like refresh my memory and and go back and watch some videos so I know what the hell we're gonna talk about, other than just you know your channel and stuff like that.
So thank you for being patient with us.
Arian Stallion and so many others out there who we've corresponded about doing a show.
Please don't take the fact that the show hasn't happened yet as a slight and then go on a diatribe on your own personal channel and then have to make a public retraction preemptively, like our new friend.
A lot of sure, not.
There's a lot of a lot of planning and things goes actually into this show more than you might think, Yep.
You know, I spend, well, it doesn't matter, several hours depending on the show every week for sure.
And yeah, as I've always said, I'd rather do a good show than a bad show.
I would rather do no show than a bad show.
And here we are tonight with our new pal.
Let's do new white life before we get into meteor topics here in the second half.
And got one in the inbox from Norse Baptiste.
And he says, hello, full house crew.
I'm a new listener and was introduced to the Americaner Network through the Godcast.
And being a white father, I was attracted to your show.
Just wanted to drop a line that I have two sons.
The oldest turns three in August.
And we have a newborn who arrived five weeks ago today.
Despite Super Lutheran's best attempts, I do believe I shall resolutely remain in the Baptist camp.
I believe it was someone on your show who mentioned he wanted Trump to lose in 2020 because it would push an element of MAGA to look past the optics in DC and look closer at the root of the problems.
I'm one of those guys.
I don't know if he meant 2024 there, or maybe he's going back to the 2020 election when I absolutely did want Trump to lose, and many of us did as well.
In my struggle to understand the stolen election and why the GOP did seemingly nothing to stop it or fix it, I swallowed the red pill and now I can't spit it out.
Jesus said, My kingdom is not of this earth.
My allegiance is first and foremost to Christ, but I don't think that puts me at odds with admitting and discussing the anti-white rhetoric spewing out of the hell rectangle.
I guess that's a DC reference.
DC was once a perfect square and then they cut out Northern Virginia.
Anyway, my mother is pure Norwegian blood.
My father is some Germanic mutt.
Somehow my last name has a Spanish origin.
I uprooted my family to flee a culturally diverse sodomite city in a blue state for a small town in a deep red state in America's heartland.
Nothing quite makes you swallow the red pill like a lesbo trying to get you fired at work for sharing the gospel with her and a basketball American threatening to stab you at a job site while performing company business.
I am among the first of what I believe will be.
I am among the first, yeah, nothing like a good knife to your throat or your gut to wake you up.
I'm among the first of what I believe will be a huge wave of Baptist men trying to square the circle of defending their families from bad actors and how the GOP, the police, and the DOJ are behaving.
Thanks for your show, Norse Baptiste.
P.S. While I do think Rolo's fat shaming has been helping me to eat more vegetables and drink less soda, Rolo's whining and complaining about powerlifters comes across as his struggle to come to grip with the reality that his ancestors did not bestow upon him the unlimited power to swell.
It sounds like Rolo hit his Anglo ceiling and now he must cope.
All right.
Thank you.
Thank you, Norse Baptiste.
Rolo, a chance to respond.
I'll touch my toes.
And Rolo reminded me.
Go ahead, Sam, please.
Yeah.
Well, I don't know if you wanted to chime in on more white life or if you got more white life, but we have three in this area.
We got one that's ready to go probably in less than two weeks.
And you know, we have a person we know in common that's the missus has come up pregnant.
I think he's made it official, but I don't know how better to say it.
We're not going to say his name, obviously, on the air, but we got that one.
And there's someone else among our local guys that the missus has come up with a bun in the oven.
Wonderful.
Sam always with the crypto suspicious new white life.
Teasing them for the audience, but I do appreciate it.
Yeah, well, I wanted to give Jayhawk and Virtu notice that we did their new white life segment on the show that is still on ice.
So I didn't want them to think that we forgot about them, but I didn't want to do the same bit that we did last.
Same congratulations, not a bit.
Sincere congratulations to them and the kind words that we shared.
So to Jay Hawkins, Jay Hawk and Virtu.
Yeah, well, it's a segment.
There you go.
Bit has taken on such a bad connotation.
Congratulations, Jayhawk and Virtu.
You got your full congratulations last week.
That show will be out hopefully this coming week.
I don't know.
We'll see how that goes.
Total mystery for the audience.
And the, yes, on that, our pal let us know that the trial is supposed to start this week and may get postponed due to, well, I don't even want to give too many details to give the enemy a hint of who it is or what we're talking about.
But he said there's a possibility the trial may get postponed due to some malfeasance on the prosecutor's side.
So we'll see.
Who knows?
You know, it's like, well, I hope it gets postponed for your cause, buddy, but I really want to get the show out.
So could you get the show on the road with your justice process?
But it's really a keeper.
It's wonderful and just an absolutely brave, committed man who wanted to share his story before he either went to prison or was totally exonerated and can celebrate.
It's either going to be a dark release or a positive release.
That's what his wife, his wife is with child too.
They had a new one within the past few months, Sam.
I didn't know if she, if maybe I'm, does she have another one coming?
Oh, Christ.
I thought he said they have one with one on the way.
No, they, they, yeah, they had, had one and had another one recently.
Oh, okay.
All right.
Maybe I'm misremembering it.
No worries.
All right.
Let's see.
We haven't done some solid dad serious introspective content for a while.
And this one was bugging me the other day.
And I wanted to bounce it off of Sam because Rolo and Unchained are not fathers yet.
But the thought occurred to me, and we've maybe touched on this on the show before, that I'll just speak for myself.
Sam can speak for himself.
But I suspect that I was a better father to our two older kids when I was a younger father than I am now to our youngest because I am older, have slightly less enthusiasm for the kids' stuff, both because I'm older, but both because we've been through, you know, the puzzles and the games and the park and stuff like that.
And just having, it's not that I'm jaded about fatherhood.
God forbid.
I mean, as our youngest is growing up, you know, it's like you want to just stop time right there, especially because he's our last.
And it absolutely has made me appreciate and wish that we had more, frankly, because once your youngest is growing up, then that's the end of the line until you have grandkids to spoil and fawn over.
But I wanted to ask Sam that whole, and this gets to the idea of having kids younger and having more kids, but I do worry, I'll tell you this.
I know in some respects, I am a worse, quote unquote, worse father.
I'm not abusive, but you know, I'm maybe not as heavily invested or as enthusiastic at being 42 with a young one that I was when I was 32 with a young one.
Yeah, if that makes sense.
And Sam, you got to slew more than I do.
And here's the other thing.
Maybe we are better fathers in a different way for being more experienced.
And so over to you, big guy.
Yeah, no, I think that's exactly correct.
When I was younger and the children were younger or the oldest children were at their youngest, I had an idea of we should do this or we need to do that.
I think we should do this, that type of thing, and all the things that we ought to do.
And yeah, I would get the board games out.
I'd say, okay, let's play board games.
And I'd get everybody playing or let's go to this type of event and that type of thing.
But as I got older, I started to see that it's me that wants to do those things.
And sometimes they didn't have any interest in it at all.
And so in a way, it's like you say, are we better?
Yeah, we're better when we get older because we're not pushing an agenda per se and we're more willing to let the kids do what they want to do.
And that's one thing that I learned through the years is that the kids will let you know when they want to do something with you.
Sure, sometimes they will want to play a game or they will want to go do something outside.
Oftentimes they just want to do what they want to do on their own or they like to play with each other and they don't want any adults around sometimes.
So you are correct though.
You know, when we're younger, we have all this things we want to do as fathers, as family men, things that we think our children ought to do, give them experiences that we think they ought to have.
But in reality, you know, they are people fully in their own mind.
The Fuhrer pointed this out, by the way.
He said that children are have every bit as if I could remember the exact way he said it, like the children are fully people, just like we are, but they just lack experience.
So they have their own prerogatives and they have their own goals and things like that.
They do need our guidance.
But I think that having a soft touch is a little better because everyone either personally or knows of a story where there's a lot of resentment of somebody who was made to take piano lessons, let's say, or was forced to maybe be in more church events than what they really wanted to.
I think you should take your children to church.
And, you know, one hour or two hours is not going to kill anybody to do something.
But, you know, there's got to be that kind of allowance made to let them kind of find their own ways.
And, you know, and sometimes parents are a little closer with some children than they are with others, just because of the differences in personality and stuff like that.
And that's okay.
You know, it'll come out best if you let it kind of develop on its own.
Yeah.
The example that's bugging me, Sam, I can remember spending hours building little train sets.
You know, it was plastic.
It was actually a really nice train set, but it was plastic, not like some fancy metal industrial thing with Junior in the, you know, three, four, five year old range and just, you know, handing over the pieces and following the diagrams and making elaborate creations.
And now a decade or more later with our youngest, you know, he's got plenty of train sets at the wazoo and it's often like sort of before bed.
And I'm just like, no, like, you know, come on, dad, help me.
And I'm like, I really, and here's, I tell him, I'm like, I really don't want to, you know, doing, they don't want to make a train set right now, buddy.
So that is bugging me.
And the fact that it's bugging me, I'm going to use the self-awareness to say, all right.
Next time, even if I don't want to build that damn train set, just going to put down the phone or the computer or the book or whatever and sit there.
And even if I, even if I still don't want to do it, I'm going to grin and smile and do it anyway, just to give, I want to make sure that when he's, you know, old enough to start not wanting dad to be around all the time, that I'm not kicking myself for spending more time or doing more things.
But we've had plenty of time together.
I just don't have the interest in the little kid activities as much as I used to.
Well, you know, what you could do too is you put a time limit on it.
You don't tell him that, of course, but maybe you look at the clock and you say, you know what, I'm going to give him 10 minutes or 15 minutes.
And, you know, and that's not going to kill you.
That's not going to throw off your schedule that bad.
And go and, you know, and that'll mean a ton to him.
And maybe it's just a little bit of guidance that he really needs that's going to help him, you know, kind of do it on his own.
I know my youngest son more than any of the other kids, he's he's the type of person that he doesn't want you to help him.
So maybe I'll start to do something.
He'll say, no, let me do it.
I want to do it.
And I'll try to point something out like, well, that over there belongs.
No, no, don't tell me.
I want to do it.
You know, so that's, that's a good sign, you know, so it's like, that's the thing.
You want to help just enough so that they know you care and that you're going to make time for them, things like that.
But then, yeah, definitely let them, let them take it over.
Let give them the main job.
Good stuff.
Yep.
And I'm already thinking now I got the, you know, I bought a 50 pound sack of seed potatoes from the local.
Yeah, you got to love gas stations in West Virginia.
They've, you know, it's not just, you know, Skittles and energy drinks, but you get sacks of potatoes on the floor.
So I got those.
I did that.
You won't plan anything at that old Simpson place.
I'll show you.
I'll plant anything.
Not if y'all planned and gummy, man.
Rollo roasted me over the break for, or like, I guess shortly after I did not catch the fact that he was doing an Italian impression at the top of the show in reference to Unchained 1488.
You don't need to explain that.
Everyone else already knows.
Do you not know your audience?
They're all going to remember that, was it Unchained 1488?
Yeah, I told you Italian.
Yes.
All right.
My bad.
My bad.
Don't underestimate your audience.
But no one will understand why Larry said that you were doing a Patrick Ewing person.
No one.
No one but Larry.
I don't know.
Maybe Larry's audience will understand.
There you go.
All right.
Obscurity is all around.
I'm sorry.
Well, you know what?
I'm starting to show Rolo.
I'm focused on things other than like your comedic obscure references.
It was a full house reference.
How obscure could that be?
I deserve that.
Unchained thought you were Italian because you went by Rolo online.
Ah, the classic block.
Did you ever, did you ever see that movie Parenthood?
The Steve Martin movie?
Yeah.
Cinema.
Okay.
Go ahead.
All right.
You guys, you guys geek out for me.
Well, there was a line in it where his son says to him, he says, I can't believe you made me play second bass.
And then he has like a, he has like a, I don't know what you call it.
I guess he just imagines it, but his son is at a clock tower just shooting people.
And they say, what do you, what are your demands?
He says, you made me play second base.
I remember that, and Keano Reeves was in it too.
Keano Reeves, but yeah, not.
But he wasn't in the clock tower.
No, not with that attitude, Keano.
Uh yeah, very good, that was going to be junior if I made him play baseball this year for sure.
He just put his foot down and I said, all right okay, soccer again.
It is.
Soccer was only available in the fall when I was a kid.
Now they got two seasons, um that uh Larry thing, self-awareness.
Oh, the potatoes uh, yeah.
So I got the garden bed overturned the other day, got to throw in a little bit of homesetting here, got the seed potatoes.
It was 32 for 50 pounds of potatoes.
32 investment that's going to yield you a ton of potatoes, even if you don't know what you're doing.
But my little buddy, even if i'm less enthusiastic about building trains with him, I will most certainly uh be giving him the honor of potato placement in the uh carefully hoed rose that I make for our potato spud bonanza 2023.
Uh, I wanted to ask Luke about his family background, because he hinted that he had a rough upbringing, that he had to do a lot of the parenting to his younger siblings and that gave him confidence that he would be a good dad.
But uh uh, you know I don't want to probe too much buddy, you've already shared uh, plenty with us, but what was your upbringing like, and does that still echo in your existence today?
Does that inform your outlook on the world?
Do you think absolutely?
Uh, to me, that's one of the biggest red pills in life, because there's so many things that we're indoctrinated to believe that are not even really related to race, like there's so many.
There's like so many other subjects, such as women.
But uh but um, the idea of cutting off abusive and toxic um, parents or family members just seems so alien to most people and they just can't understand it.
But it's like um, something I had to do.
It was a terrible uh drain and negative uh.
Just, you know like, when you have a toxic relationship with anybody, the best thing to do is cut them out of your life, but for some reason, people think that you should just keep on keeping this, this toxic if they're your parents or your sibling, that you should keep them in your life, even if they're just uh, but I think that the way to honor thy mother and father in this case is to not allow them to drag me down and to make uh, allow them to uh affect my life like that,
or let um be like them to not be like them and uh, and the thing about that about um, about abusive and dysfunctional families is um, if you don't, if you don't, condemn it um, then you normalize it and you, you know, first you accept it, then you normalize it and then you repeat the behavior with your own children and you have to cut off the um the the, the vicious cycle and uh, that's what i'm doing and I will uh, it's very so.
It's important for me that I never have them in my life anymore, but it's even more important for my future kids.
I do not want to teach them that that's what family is and I don't want to confuse them about that's what love is.
But um yeah, was this sorry to cut you off?
Was this related to your politics ideology or does this go way back?
This is more than just like you being red-pilled and creating content.
Uh, you know whether it's them just not being good people or abusive or or lefties.
Yeah no, it's mostly uh, it was mostly uh started from birth and uh uh Boomer narcissistic uh, narcissistic parents and uh, abuse in every way everything, every way you can think of, except for sexual.
You know, there's no sexual abuse um, every other way and they, they're the kind of people that are that are good at doing just enough, so it's barely legal that like, you can still consider that it's legal.
They're not technically breaking any laws.
They're clever like that.
Uh, like a lot of abusers are um and um, so in and then.
But after I became 18 and left the house um, they became more toxic and abusive towards me and then all of society is pressuring you that you have to keep them in your life and if you're not going to family, get togethers in the holidays, they're like people are like what is wrong with you, you evil man and um, and so it's just a big red pill that people just don't understand and um, so I I, i'm not going to have them in my future kids life.
That's one of the most important things, along with uh, one of the biggest deal breakers for me would be uh homeschooling if if if, my future wife won't agree to um, to uh homeschooling, that would be like the biggest deal breaker, because it's just, uh, I won't, I won't, I won't send my kid to a government indoctrination factory.
Even um um, even what, what we went through back in the 80s and 90s growing I think you're about my age uh, that even that was too much like just everything we talked about history is a lie.
Um, actually I don't even believe the um, I don't even believe the earth is a spinning ball anymore.
But oh boy, all right, let's not open.
And everything we're taught.
You know, we talk about the white racism and the Indians were so buddies with the pilgrims.
I don't believe that anymore.
And uh, and yeah, they're teaching kids.
They even taught us back when, when we thought it wasn't so bad by by today's standards, back in the 80s and 90s, they even taught us that that that, that slavery crap and and the and the Anti-Christopher Columbus uh, indoctrination and stuff like that, that the Indians were innocent victims and stuff like that.
Look at us now, though, Luke.
Come on.
We were able to throw that stuff off after a couple decades and some hard life lessons.
I wanted to share with you, buddy, that again, you are not alone.
A good friend of the show has a very similar background where mom and dad were abusive to one degree or another psychological, maybe a little bit worse than you got it.
And eventually he just said, I will never see you again in my life, which is heartbreaking.
But in those hopefully rare cases where it's that bad, that manipulative or that physically bad, the scar tissue, yeah, cut the cord, move on, and start with a clean slate.
I understand it.
Sam wanted to, Sam, go ahead and ask him about CI and what you may agree or disagree on.
I don't know if there's any schisms in that area, but let's not go too long on religion.
But it is interesting that the CI tie in to his, I mean, the racial awakening in Southeast Asia, not to mention the other stuff, sort of explains itself, but the CI does not.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I am interested to hear how he got into that message.
For me, there's so much about like Mein Kampf that goes hand in hand with the Christian identity message.
For instance, here I'm reading from Mein Kampf.
Adolf Hitler says, blood, sin, and desecration of the race are the original sin in this world and the end.
of humanity which surrenders to it.
Now, isn't that exactly the whole thing in a nutshell right there?
But as far as also in the, you mentioned about the Far East type of influence on all this, you know, I remember back in the day before the internet when we were running a Peel Box, we had these guys in, I want to say it was in the Philippines, and they called their group Aryan Nations Far East.
And they must have been maybe military guys or something like that, but these were white guys in the Far East that had their own, you know, Aryan nations, white power, Christian identity thing.
And they actually wrote like this book that was kind of their philosophical outlook and about their group and all that.
I think I have it somewhere still.
But so anyways, go ahead, Luke, and tell us a little bit about how you got interested in this message.
Yeah, so I grew up raised very inconsistently.
I went to different kinds of churches, but more Catholic.
And I am confirmed.
I took that upon myself to do that.
Interesting.
Yeah.
And so yeah, I've been to spent a bit of time in Lutheran churches and some even some New Age churches when I was a kid, but mostly Catholic.
But very inconsistent.
Everything my parents did was inconsistent.
And everything they told me was inconsistent.
But the point is it was always just a confusing mess to me.
It just didn't make that much sense.
I mean, I understood the spirit of it.
And I understand it's written on our heart.
Now I know it's as the Israelites, which is Western European people, is written on our hearts.
That's a special thing for only us, the Western Europeans, the Israelites, is that it's written on our hearts.
That's what makes us different.
So we understand it, like just inherently.
It's in our DNA, I think.
And so I always, you know, I think just as a Western European man or boy, I always, you can understand it still, but when you go to church, there's just so much nonsense going on that's not really even in the Bible.
So that's something I always understood that growing up and going to all the different kinds of churches that I've been to that it was just a lot of it is not in the Bible.
I could see that for me and a kid.
It's not, it's just a man-made tradition, a lot of things.
And but and this also, so then it was 2020.
It was the corona hoax was when I discovered Christian identity.
And but first, like very, very shortly before that is when I embraced white nationalism.
And so I was going down a rabbit hole.
And so this happened.
I landed in Odessa, Ukraine.
I wanted to get that trip off my bucket list before I went back to America.
And so I was making videos again for the first time in a while because my YouTube was banned already.
And so making videos and being on camera and talking about issues made me question things for the first time.
Like, what do I think now?
Where do I stand now?
So I started thinking about white nationalism.
And I finally just, I gave up on that libertarianism crap.
And I finally just, I just objectively, I was thinking, I was in somebody's chat room.
These guys I don't talk to anymore.
They have a show on YouTube and they're McTowe.
But I was in the chat room and I was talking about the white supremacy.
And it finally, I started going into this old Stefan Molly Jew crap.
Like, oh, there's no such thing as superiority.
It's just different adaptations, different environments, different genetic adaptations, the different environments.
I was like, why am I saying that?
No, we're objectively superior.
And that was like, that was like the catalyst to start making me think about those things.
And then I discovered BitChute.
I knew about BitChute, but I just didn't spend any time on there until that time.
And I found a big stash of great white nationalist channels.
I started watching Murdoch Murdoch, and that was one of the first things that inspired me to have the idea, even the notion that Hitler was the good guy and the National Socialists, the Germans were the good guy.
And I just started going down a rabbit hole while I was in Odessa, Ukraine.
And you can see my awakening on video.
It's kind of recorded in real time.
And then I got back to Philippines and I just wanted to get my cats and get the heck out of there.
I did not want to be even before my trip.
I was like, I was ready to move.
I didn't want to be there anymore.
And I was like, but I'm going to get this Russia and Eastern Europe trip out of the way.
And the funny thing is, the day I landed in Odessa, Ukraine, that was the first day that the news broke, as far as I know, about the Corona hoax.
And I was like, right away, like, no, that's nonsense.
I don't believe that for a second.
And then, but I never believed it.
But then, so I got back to the Philippines and then the lockdowns started.
And it was around the time of Easter 2020.
I was basically in solitary confinement for months because they have the dumber the country is, the easier they are to hold down and control.
Like the, and the Philippines are Filipinos are very dumb and they're the bottom of the barrel for Southeast Asia.
And so they have, they have the hardcore lockdowns.
So I was basically in solitary confinement for months.
And that's when I discovered Christian identity.
The gateway for me, which I like to share with everybody, is a channel called Truth Vids.
Oh, yeah.
From England.
Yeah.
Truthvids.net.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He is.
Yeah.
He's from UK.
Yeah, I was for a second, I was going to say Australia, but no, he's UK.
And so I watched the hundred proofs that the Israelites were white.
That's the gateway.
Yeah, there's a lot of remarkable things that are just right out there, you know, that will at least give you pause to think twice about it.
And then it made sense.
Like after I started, and then I discovered Bill Fink.
It was like, now I consider him like my great spiritual mentor.
He's just a man I know.
I have criticisms of him, but I have the highest respect for that guy.
Yeah.
And he's great with also with history, but he knows his stuff on the Bible.
And now it all, when you look at it in the racial context, everything that was confusing about the Bible, it just clicks.
It all goes together now.
And this, when you look at it that way, and especially when you listen to Bill Fink, who knows what he's talking about on ChristaGuinea.org.
Yeah.
Then it all makes, and it was, the confusion was gone.
And now it's, it's not a confusing mess anymore.
And it's, it means something.
Before that, I was embracing Christianity again as I, after that, I decided to have kids.
That's kind of the catalyst.
I was, I was agnostic for quite a few years.
And then I want to decided I want to have kids, I was like, do I want to raise my kids with religion or not?
And I was like, yeah, I do.
And I was thinking, well, what if my kids asked me, ask me, do you believe in God?
I was like, what am I going to tell them?
It's like, well, I'm going to have to tell them yes.
And then I realized it's got to be about faith.
It's not going to be about reason.
It's a matter of faith.
And so that was embracing Christianity again.
But it was still a confusing mess to me.
But then when I got back and I was in a solitary confinement in Philippines, then I discovered that and it totally all clicks.
And that goes together with everything.
It's like the end of the rabbit hole to me.
Yeah.
A lot of people call it the final red pill.
Yeah.
That's what I say.
And you know, what's what's really great about that Christagenia site is because we live in the computer age, let's say you have a phrase or something from the Bible that is problematic to you and you're thinking like, man, what does this mean?
It seems to almost say the opposite of what I think it should say or something like that.
You could take that phrase, put it into the search bar, and it'll come up with his, one of his messages where he addresses those problem points.
And so it's very useful that way.
You know, you take something very common like the gospel of John, where he says he came unto his own, but his own received him not.
Wow, what does that mean?
You know, that's, that makes it sound like the Jews didn't receive him.
And, but we're, we're saying Jesus Christ is not a Jew.
How does that work?
And then he dissects that and he shows you what it means.
And the thing, the thing that's interesting about the Bible is a lot of these phrases that Jesus Christ used are exactly things out of the Old Testament, which his listeners would have known about.
For instance, things like when I was hungry and you gave me to eat, when I was thirsty, you gave me to drink.
And then when he says it the reverse way, you didn't give me to drink.
You didn't clothe me when I was naked.
You know, I never depart from me.
I never knew ye.
You think, oh, that's something he's saying.
And I think it means this.
But when you can actually take those phrases and you can find them in the Old Testament, and then you find out what he's really talking about.
And that's one of those things that becomes so convincing about the Bible itself and about Christianity and especially about Christian identity is the way it all hangs together.
You know, and it's, it's, uh, it's amazing.
And that's, and that's what Bill Fink's own studies, because he uses that Bible works software.
And, you know, I think our ancestors, even up to recently, could not study the Bible the way we can study it now because we have this very powerful software where you can go back and cross-reference phrases and find fragments of things that correlate with other things.
If I could interject here real quick, I wanted to ask Rolo as a devout Christian, but not Christian identity.
You know, Sam and Luke just wrapped on about this at a very positive manner.
Do you, Rollo, think that it is hocum and they're trying to spin it or somehow interpret Christianity to conform with racialist views?
Or is there something there?
Not to put you on the spot or anything.
Well, it goes down to how certain are you in your beliefs?
Because I was raised Christian.
And then in my wild teenage years, I fell away from it.
But then when I became an adult, I realized, okay, well, I'm not rebelling against anything that has objective power.
I'm actually being used.
And it just, it feels like I need to go back to Christianity.
Like I feel like God reached out to me and said, come back, you're on the wrong path.
And if they have this feeling towards it, like, who am I to say that this isn't what God's telling them?
Because it doesn't seem like the creationist, like here's, here's where the dinosaurs came from.
And here's how the sea was parted.
It feels a lot less tilt your head and squint.
And that's how you'll see the big picture.
But I haven't looked into it enough to, and I, and, and I do think it is kind of, kind of a dick move to like, here, let me like nitpick it and tell them why it's wrong.
No, no, no, I'm not.
I'm not a theologian.
So I'm curious.
Yeah, I couldn't tell.
It's like, it's one of those things.
It's like with the flat earth argument where I just don't care.
Like if it, if you don't have a hangup that needs to be scratched.
You're like, okay, fine.
But yeah, I don't need it.
Yeah, like it's, it's, it doesn't affect me in the negative.
And I don't, and it doesn't make, I don't believe it, it doesn't make either of their lives worse for believing it.
And it probably makes their lives better for it.
So why would I push back against it?
And by the way, there's a lot about being a Christian that has nothing to do with race too.
You know, there's a lot of enriching parts of it that are not necessarily making that same point over and over again every single time.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
And I mean, hell, Unchained knows as we early 40s, you know, we're just about the midway mark if we're going to be of average life expectancy here.
And I'm a little bit like, yeah, you know, I'm interested in some things and I'm not going to get worked up into a lather as to rather as to whether Christian identity is spinning history to the benefit of racialist views or if it is the full Monty, the absolute iron truth.
Personally, it doesn't make a huge difference in my life.
I'm friendlier toward Christianity than I was before.
I'm still not fully embracing because I have certain hang-ups about it, both logically as well as just philosophically.
But when my kids ask, you know, do you believe in God?
And I said, yeah, I believe in some aspect of it.
But are you a Christian?
I said, well, technically not, but I'll tell you who is grandma, grandpa, your other grandma, the one grandpa is not, and try to steer them in that direction without feeding them.
I don't know.
Time will tell.
Junior is very skeptical, like his old man and daughter is far more receptive to it and actually wore a nice cross necklace for a while before may have gone missing.
Anyway, a little bit off the rails there.
I have a quick question for Luke.
And I'm sorry, I didn't want to spend too much time on that.
Luke, you had a choice of all the places, and I want to go to Rolo too about the Crowder video is absolutely relevant to us, however you look at it.
Oh, man.
Luke, you had a choice of all the places in America to come back to and settle in to rest your hat to make your home.
And you chose the Pacific, rural Pacific Northwest.
Tell us a little bit about making that decision and whether you now regret it as a single man.
You know, one of the favorite things that we like to talk about and bullshit about, frankly, is we should move here.
We should move there.
Usually it's just talk, but a lot of guys have actually done the walk and moved to a place of their choosing, myself included.
And I'm totally happy here in the Mountain Mama in Appalachia, but it sounds like rural PAC Northwest has not been totally pleasing to you, but have at it, whatever you think is appropriate for the audience.
Oh, yeah.
So since I don't have any family ties anywhere in the country and I had to think about this from overseas, where do I want to live?
Basically, I could really, because I have no family ties, I had no possessions in America.
Everything I own, I could fit into two suitcases.
And what didn't fit in there, I just left behind.
And so I could, I had the choice to go anywhere I wanted.
I'm very happy with being here.
Unfortunately, it's not a great place to find a wife, but my life is not dependent on finding a wife.
It's my biggest goal in life now.
But first, it's a prioritize.
First, I got to be where I want to be and where I think is good for children.
And, you know, the wife is going to have to get on my page.
That's just the way.
It's my way or the highway.
And sorry, I got distracted with that message.
But yeah, so I researched for months.
I looked at all the different states.
I even thought about the idea of Alaska.
And I grew up in Wisconsin, born and raised in and around Waukesha, Wisconsin.
And so the cold weather is not an issue for me.
And I don't have any preferred climate at all.
I even like deserts.
I like all the climates.
But so I like this.
It's beautiful.
I love the mountains.
And I really love it here.
And if you're going to have kids, this is, you want to be far away from cities.
Think like, I believe, like, think like Walking Dead.
Think about in the future, long term, because I'm not planning on moving.
I want to find a place where I can really get set up for the long haul.
And so this is, you want to be far away from cities for when America collapses.
And yeah, cities.
And even Thomas Jefferson said that I view great cities as pestilential to the morals, the health and the values or something of virtues of men or something.
And it's just a terrible, it's just bad for your life, I think, to live in cities.
And so you want to be far away from cities.
And so the whole thing is not only what's best for me, which I really love it here, but where do you want to raise if my goal, my biggest goal in life now is to raise kids, as many as possible, and what's best for them.
And unfortunately, everywhere you go, it's blue pill cities.
There's just tons of idiots everywhere.
And I think there's no reaching them.
And most people won't survive what's coming.
And a lot of them are our enemy because they hate their own race and they hate us quote unquote racists.
So maybe you'll get one of those.
Maybe you get one of them California babes that's running away from California.
Yeah, they're filling up our state here.
Yeah.
I was one of the first people to move in here.
Those are homegrown blue pill normies.
These are not like California exiles, so far as you can tell, just not pleased with the local fauna.
It's also a beaten down, economically beaten downtown.
So anybody who was worth anything got out of here when the mill closed a long time ago and um, so it's it's uh, but it's still white, it's very white.
So the whole place looks nice that people take care of their homes and it's more like a retirement area.
It's, it's a very uh, the the median age is is very old.
Uh, it's it's boomer town and uh, you know, boomers are very indoctrinated.
Yeah, it's a little like you put you, you may have put the cart before the horse and you know you've, you've found the place.
That would be nice to be safe and a little bit isolated.
Uh, but oh oh, forgot about the uh aspect of you know finding, finding the wife in this town too yep, another thing is I have a serious case of a ptsd, so I need to be in a quiet place and I and I can't be in crowds.
Uh, crowded areas and noisy places just drive me out of my mind and it's like uh, I get the thousand yard stare if i'm in a grocery store, I can't stand it um, and I don't even go to grocery stores anymore.
But um yeah, I just I needed to be in.
Montana is a lot of space and not a lot of people.
I love that yeah, so a lot of nature too is the PTSD from Afghanistan in particular.
Well, I guess uh, that's one topic i'm not gonna uh go into publicly today, but okay, I can talk to you off the record on about it.
Fair, fair enough nope, you've been, you've been more than fourth rate so far.
Um, all right, I wanted to go.
Uh, thank you Luke, and uh yeah good, good luck up there.
Uh stay, obviously we're gonna stay in touch and see what we can do.
But Rollo did uh the work so that I didn't have to and actually watched the footage of Stephen Crowder supposedly berating his pregnant with twins eight month in wife while smoking a cigarette and being an absolute dickhead and cigars for maximum chauvinism.
So I, I guess that's a little bit better.
You know, cigarettes are trashier than cigars in theory.
I I saw the media said he was smoking a cigarette.
At one point I saw the Daily MAIL article and I was as soon as I saw it I was like okay, I know what's happening here.
The bitter, you know Divorcee is leaking the home security footage to make him look like a dickhead and he probably is a dickhead.
I'm not carrying water for Stephen Crowder.
He's probably a jerk to his wife on this account, but maybe uh, it was Arian Stallionish.
Of me, my male instinct was to not throw Bro under the bus because he got caught on candid camera giving some harsh words to his wife, even if she was pregnant, even if I don't like him because he's a racial cuckhold on race.
But Rollo, I believe, has a different conclusion and says that no, it really is that bad, but you tell us, my friend.
Well, it also helps to add some more context to this, because Stephen Crowder really has not been relevant our ways since 2015 2016.
he's just been another republican pundit so Lately, he's been a Ben Shapiro employee until he publicly broke within the past six months, right?
He was I don't know.
He wasn't, he wasn't a Ben Shapiro employee.
He worked for the Blaze.
And what happened was he lost his partnership with the Blaze.
And Ben Shapiro offered to buy him out or pretty much say, I'll give you a contract to work for me.
And he made it seem like Ben Shapiro was going to own everything he had.
And if he did anything wrong, he would lose all of his money.
But really, what happened was he wanted more money than Ben Shapiro offered.
And that's that helps put this all into context because slowly it's been coming out that this guy.
And I mean, we know he's a liar.
He's out there saying Israel's our greatest ally.
You know, it's, it's not about race.
It's about ideas.
I'm sure he knows the score, but is paid well enough to not know the score.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
So anybody that does that, you know that they're a liar, but this guy, he's not just a liar.
Like this guy is a like a psychopath.
So his wife is asking for permission to drive the car to get groceries.
And he's saying no, because then I'll be stranded here.
How dare you?
You're going to suffocate me.
And it's total classic manipulative behavior.
This is the kind of thing like, look what you're doing to me.
Look, and look how you're making me treat you.
And to me, the most important aspect of this is this is something that people have been saying for years.
Now, it doesn't help.
Owen Benjamin has been saying this for years, but that guy, he says anything.
He says everything.
So, so how do you believe anything that that guy says?
But other people that used to work for him, they've hinted at it.
He had a German guy that had a little, he flashed a little sign and people were like, what's going on?
And then he got fired right after that.
And so it's slowly coming out.
This guy is objectively psychotic, not in the way like someone has road rage.
Oh, you're a psycho.
Like probably needs to take medication for it.
But Jews knew this and they gave this guy millions of dollars.
And that to me is the most important aspect of all of this is people like this are the ones that are curated to make sure that come out of nowhere.
Oh, here's a guy with a show and a name and a big audience right out of the gate.
Come out of nowhere.
Candace Owens.
Yep.
And Candace Owens, if you remember, do you remember how she got her start?
Cheapo, like a creepy Jewish modeling site.
No, no, no.
She ran a doxing site and she got caught doing it.
And then she said, oh, you're just depressing me because I'm black.
See, these Democrats, they're always trying to hold us blacks down and keep us on the plantation.
So that's how she started.
She incredibly shady past.
And these are the people that are put out there to make sure that you don't see enough.
And everybody in our country has been browbeaten.
And liberals will believe anything.
They're very stupid.
And it's like an episode of one of my favorite shows, Star Trek The Next Generation.
And this is a very famous episode.
I would assume most people know this reference that there are four lights.
You know that one?
God, I used to watch it when I was 12.
I don't remember if I know four or less.
Okay, whatever.
Most people will know this.
Even people that don't watch the show, a guy's saying, how many lights do you see, Picard?
And there's four, and he says four, and then he gets tortured after.
And the guy wants him to say something other than four.
Okay.
And that's the reality that we live under.
And it's not as cut and dry as, you know, what is this person on the Bud Light can?
That's a guy who's confused and mutilated himself.
Okay, you're getting tortured.
But the reality is, who is this person?
That's a guy who mutilated himself.
Oh, you got kicked out of school.
Who is this on the Bud Light camp?
It's a guy who mutilated himself.
Oh, now you got fired from your job.
Who's this on the Bud Light camp?
It's a guy who mutilated himself.
Okay, now you don't have a bank account.
Who's this on the Bud Light camp?
Beautiful and inspiring woman.
And I would love if this person represented me and I want to drink Bud Light.
That's the reality, but it's still the same.
Like there are four lights.
And Stephen Crowders and the Candace Owens of the world, they come along and tell you, of course, there's four lights.
And people that are so desperate to just hear that much will say, yes, finally, someone is a good person.
This is the truth teller.
And then they hear that truth.
And that's the big truth.
You're not allowed to say how many lights there are.
And then they come out and say, look, it's not about race.
Look, Israel's our greatest ally.
And then they're like, see, why would they lie to me?
They told me that there's four lights.
And they picked these people because they will just be psychopaths.
Like this was a guy that's like, it's all about traditional values, be a Christian, have a family, make children.
The dude waited 11 years to get his wife pregnant.
They got married in like 2010 or something.
And, you know, she saved herself for him.
And it turns out that this guy who was, he was one of the big superstars of the mainstream Republican right.
He's just like a manipulative woman hater because she says to him, Stephen, I love you.
And he says, I don't love you because I don't feel loved because you do not obey me.
You do not submit to me.
Wait, are you sure that wasn't Unchained 1488 on the video there?
It might have been.
I do believe he's.
I believe he is a sociopath, though.
I believe that for a long time.
No, it makes total sense.
Yep.
And again, my pre-programming or my post-programming or whatever was like, oh, a hit piece on Steven Crowder from his like divorcee walk.
Yeah, that doesn't help.
And I saw all the usual suspects, Hassan Piker, Destiny, Vausch, all these people.
They were like dancing around it.
Oh, isn't this so great?
And it doesn't help, but also it does help that he's been doing stuff like making himself out to, he's been crying out as he strikes for the last few months.
And then this comes out.
And he did admit that he said, I will F you up to his wife as he walked out of frame.
Like, yeah, yeah, okay.
Yeah, I did say that to her.
Well, but it's a big deal.
Yeah, you know, heat of the moment stuff.
One, one bigger question.
Maybe it's, maybe it's just me, but I do not understand the phenomenon of sitting down to a computer and watching videos.
Even the great Devin Stack and Black Pilled.
I'll admit, like, call me blue-pilled or a normie or whatever, but I can sit and watch Better Call Saul, which by the way, that last season, season seven.
No spoilers.
No spoilers.
It's really great, though.
Like if I sit down and start watching Better Call Saul, I'll be clued in.
But if I sit down to watch an unchained video or a black pill video or any of our guys' videos, I get antsy and bored really quickly.
Now, of course, our enemies would say that's because they're, you know, it's not, you know, fully professional video or it's not Hollywood garbage or whatever.
But I don't know.
I can listen to a podcast.
I can't sit down and watch videos.
Am I crazy?
Sam, do you, do you, I mean, to a certain extent.
Does that make sense or is that weird to you?
I don't know.
Like, is it just, I know I'm not, I know I'm not alone.
I will agree in a sense like this.
I can't even sit down and watch a better call Saul or whatever it is.
I mean, to even sit down for a long, to sit down for two hours, let's say, and just watch something and do absolutely nothing.
I don't, I, I can't do it.
I mean, a podcast I listen to when I'm driving or if I'm doing some work and I listen to it that way.
But to just be totally passive and just watch two hours worth of a movie is, I'm not going to say I never do it, but it's, it's kind of rare to sit like that.
So I agree with you in that sense.
I would rather listen to a podcast than to watch something usually.
Fair enough.
And Luke, I mean, I guess, you know, from your previous experience, you know, getting good traffic on YouTube, that I guess the kids just like to watch the videos and see people talking to them as opposed to going about their day, you know, like listening to you as a podcast instead of the visual presentation, which we know takes so much time to edit and create and perform and all the rest of it.
Yeah, I just somebody brought that to my attention like a week ago that is this available in the audio form and I said, no, sorry.
And I didn't even think about that before then.
And that was kind of, I put that after then, I kind of put that on my list of things to do.
And now I, now even more, now that you bring that up.
I would really like to do that.
Like I listened to Luke's, or I should listen to me.
I'm saying, listen, I watched Luke's videos.
I watched the one through five.
He had six of them that were about his getting the house and the property and what he had to go through.
And while I was, I had them on, but I was, I would kind of stop and do other things too, because that thing of just sitting there totally idly by, if they were available as audio only, I probably would listen to them that way, because that's just kind of my nature is to be doing something and not just to be staring at the screen.
But I did kind of watch them and listen and do some other things.
And, you know, I didn't just sit there and stare at it for the hour long thing.
The tour of his house wouldn't be very persuasive or coherent.
I think most people are like that, though, honestly.
Yeah.
I like to listen.
Yeah, the people that watch the videos, like the kids that are under it, those, those videos are like one to two minutes long.
That's why people are on TikTok because they'll watch because it's a bunch of different things.
Whereas like Devin Stack, who I think is the undisputed champion, I can't listen to it all in one sitting, just sit down and watch it.
Like I'll do that while I'm practicing my painting strokes or whatever, or just mixing different colors together.
Like I have to be doing something else and it's on in the background because with the podcast, yeah, I'll listen to that while I'm driving to wherever I'm going because it's never a short drive and that's easy.
But a video, I never sit down and just watch a video.
I cannot do it.
And I watch a lot of internet videos, but it's while I'm like cleaning my house or some kind of work that I'm doing.
And it's just, it's basically it's audio at that point.
Just think of all the podcasts you can listen to, Rolo, while you're driving to Luke's house to hang out.
And, you know, we are at an hour on the second hour.
We need to bring this puppy home.
I am happy.
Pleased and delighted to have had our pal Luke Unchained, Arian Stallion 1488, on with us here for 157 or 158, whatever it is we recorded.
Well, let me go around the horn first and thank everybody.
Rolo, I am sorry, I was too dense to not realize the Italian shtick.
Sorry, the Rolo getting called Italian was not at the top of my brain.
However, I am very glad that you were rolling with us and you held your tongue.
And we're not except yeah no, I said I.
No no, I said I would edit the episode and then I would see what we have to deal with here.
Oh my, I feel like an abused spouse.
No, he'll give him an open invitation if he does actually want to come and hang out.
Feel free there you go.
Awesome, you can come to my funeral.
It'll be soon.
Oh, my goodness, what a jerk.
Yeah you, you watch.
Arian Stallion is going to get a wife before Rolo and then Rolo will commit suicide.
But I do have to point out I believe Knickerbocker is going to appreciate the opening bit.
Oh yeah, he gets it.
Yeah, he's sharp.
Not like yeah, you know, not like you.
I call it calling a full house reference an obscure reference.
Yeah, I don't devote a lot of you know, gray matter activity to the intricacies, the shows that you're on.
Yeah, I get that.
Second, second tier bands.
Come on anyway, Rolo.
Thank you very much.
Uh, Rolo's ready to go with episode 157, our fourth anniversary special, and I will have to record the last 10 minutes that got tragically lost.
I'm spilling the beans here for the first time ever almost the first time ever on the show.
We lost the last 10 minutes, which was basically closing remarks, but our special guest, Chris Cantwell, Sam Rolo and myself all had some humdingers.
Uh, so we'll just cut it close and thank you buddy, for not quitting the show.
Don't quit, we need you all right fine, go drive and hang out with our pal, Luke.
Sammy Baby, thank you very much.
Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
I think it was a great show and uh, a lot of things we learned on the show.
Amen and Luke unchained Arian Stallion.
Thank you very much.
We will put your links in the show notes.
You were a great sport, you were kind and uh handled our medium bands.
All the best to you, stay in touch, for sure.
Yeah, it's my pleasure and my honor to come on.
It's good time.
I really like talking to you guys and uh yeah, so it was.
It was uh, I almost let, I almost let things slip.
You did great, you did great.
Thanks, that was great.
And um, i'll come back anytime you want and uh, i'll take back anything.
I bad, I said in december or january because I was Matt Damon on the Jimmy Kimmel show um no, Great guys, I can tell.
Absolutely.
And most importantly, buddy, yeah, you have not had the easiest life.
And obviously, your motivations are pure in the sense of, you know, finding a good woman and starting a family.
Absolutely.
We wish you the best with that.
Ladies, if you're listening and you liked hearing Luke, hit us up.
No promises.
The whole feds meeting feds thing.
It's tough business.
But there you go, buddy.
We finally came through.
It was August or September in the fall that we talked to you about coming on the show or at least trying to help you.
So if this doesn't help, then you got to go the more traditional routes.
Good deal.
All right.
Full house 157 or 158 was recorded on a rainy April 30th.
It is now May Day, May Day, May 1st, 2023.
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So to all of our listeners out there who may be as eager to find a good woman and start a family as our special guest and may or may not have a healthier or less robotic approach to it as our pal Arian Stallion.
Don't give up.
You never know when you might just bump into the one out there in the real world or online.
Luke, I should have asked you this before, but is there a song you got in the hopper?
You earned it if you want to play the closest music.
I was looking forward to that.
I'm a big music aficionado and I have some things written down already.
But are you pick the best one?
Whatever you think the audience will get.
My first choice.
Are you familiar?
Did you hear my theme song on my video?
It's called.
I did.
Oh, yeah.
That's my first choice.
Is Anvil of Crom by Basil Polidoris, if you can.
You might know what soundtrack that's off of.
Is it from the Destroyer or from the Barbarian?
Barbarian.
Come on.
It even has the Mako intro.
What's wrong with you?
Destroyer is terrible.
Destroyer is an embarrassment.
It's like Jack Reacher 2.
Jack Reacher 1 was so great, but Jack Reacher 2 is an embarrassment.
Just like Destroyer was terrible.
You and Rolo would be BF.
You got it for me.
He also made the soundtrack to Hunt for Red October and many other great soundtracks.
But that's Basil.
That's coach's favorite movie.
Anvil of Chrome.
Anvil of Chrome to bring us that.
Thank you, audience, for riding with us.
Thank you to Arian Stallion, Unchained Luke.
And thank you to Rolo and Sam, as always.
And we love you, fam.
We'll talk to you next week.
Rolo, you got this one.
See ya.
I hope I was up on the mic enough for all of you complainers out there.