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Immigration was this baby's first red pill, arriving at some point during the W years in my mid-20s after moving to Northern Virginia.
The colonization of what were once obviously safe, quiet, white middle-class neighborhoods by hordes of Central Americans was too obvious to ignore and too ugly to pretend it was beneficial.
But the real lightning bolt arrived while staring at an MS-13 neck tattoo while waiting in line at a suburban grocery store with my then new bride and feeling sincerely shocked that both political parties could possibly be pushing for a mass amnesty when there was so clearly a brown flood drowning large swaths of our country.
Naivete is a hell of an affliction.
It was then that the writings of paleo con greats like Pat Buchanan, Peter Brimelow, John Darbysher, Sam Francis, and even think tankers like Mark Krikorian of CIS and Roy Beck of Numbers USA, who provided the moral and intellectual rigor to prove that what just felt wrong at first really was an unfolding national disaster.
We owe all those men and more a debt of gratitude for their courageous service.
But now here we are two decades later, and what seemed like a uniquely American problem at the time is now a global menace with every white country on earth targeted for racial destruction and with scant few promising signs of serious resistance.
Victor Orban's Hungary comes to mind first, and ironically, so does Naeb Bukele's El Salvador.
What remains astounding, though, is that in our lands of liberal democracy, where the people rule, the benefits of immigration moratoria plus mass repatriations are legion, span the left-right divide, would benefit virtually all social classes and native races except for the 1%, and would even help the developing countries we've either been bombing or sending billions of dollars to as we absorb their human detritus.
Do you think global warming is a looming catastrophe?
Then the last thing you want is more meat eaters and car drivers in developed economies.
Do you worship at the altar of democracy?
How fair is it then to mass dilute the votes of citizens whose ancestors built these homelands and often fought and died to preserve them?
Are you concerned about national security, you neocons?
Even if 99% of your quote-unquote new countrymen are nonviolent economic migrants, that's still a ton of future spies and terrorists arriving daily.
Are you stressed over inflation, housing prices, and the job market?
An immigration ban plus deportations would do the trick, even if you might have to pay more for vegetables that you can grow in your own backyard.
Are you worried about the state of public education, perhaps?
Watch test scores soar, class sizes shrink, and cost per pupil plummet with this one easy trick.
Does the national debt have you down?
Remove a low tax paying, high welfare consumption class for instant impact.
And the list goes on and on, without even touching on crime, public health, drug trafficking, human trafficking, brain drain, sprawl, traffic, highway safety, animal welfare, and just the sheer infuriating, emasculating insult of it all when you no longer recognize your own hometown.
Don't speak the same language as your neighbors, worship different gods, constantly worry about your children's safety, and feel like an isolated stranger in the only land you've ever known.
The lack of bipartisan agreement on this issue is ironclad, proof-positive evidence of hostile occupation governmental tyranny.
Now, over the millennia, we have survived bloody wars, devastating pandemics, brutal famines, and economic collapses.
We've even survived fifth column Jews in our midst peddling debt and degeneracy as they always do, but without their hands on our immigration levers.
But I am not sure that we can survive sustained replacement level invasion given current trends.
You could even argue that urgently addressing this existential threat is even more important than the JQ insofar as when you are at war, you first focus on the pawns marching your way before you deal with the kings and generals directing them.
So aside from building big, healthy white families, networking, economic independence, building skills and assets to survive this global madhouse, please remember to always make this great invasion the highest priority in your activism, propaganda, politics, and perhaps most of all, your motivation to fight against this world historical evil that's designed to destroy us.
So, Mr. Producer, let's go. Let's go.
Welcome, everyone, to Full House, the world's most classically patriotic show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
It is episode 194.
I am your thoroughly disgusted host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours of what I sincerely hope you don't find unproductive, self-indulgent podcasting.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, huge thanks to our pals V and Braxton for their kind support of the show over the past week and a half, whatever it's been.
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And also a quick note, thanks to Sam's shameless self-promotion over the past year.
So we have had a bunch of requests and, hey, what's up with the t-shirts for Full House?
So what Sam has already gotten a bunch to people.
I have compiled a list of guys who've been real champions of the show over the years and gotten about half of them hooked up already.
Got about another 15 or so in that class, guys who deserve, frankly, a shirt, gratis, that'll be on the way soon.
But if you want a shirt and perhaps you have been a little tight-fisted over the years, just shoot us an email, DM me, and let me know your shirt size.
Of course, you will have to give me an address for me to send them to, and then I will collect in advance.
I'm not going to stiff you.
I will be the only one with your address.
I'll delete it immediately.
I can put resident if it makes you nervous in terms of OPSEC or whatever, but whatever.
We've been doing this for so long.
I think you guys, of course, you can trust us, but I think you will trust us to be able to manage some t-shirt mailings.
And you'd be surprised.
There's two guys who I tried to give t-shirts to for free because they've been such good supporters of the show, and they were a little bit spooked by giving up their address for a free t-shirt.
Not because of me, but just because they were like, it's not worth the risk.
So whatever, hit me up, email or DM if you want a shirt.
And with all of that, all of my bloviating, let's get on to the birth panel.
First up, I am looking into my magic eight ball, asking it repeatedly if Sam will talk about the Midwestern Oktoberfest this week.
And it is coming up with you.
Sam, welcome back.
Hey, coach.
It's great to be here.
Hey, I appreciate that callback there you did to my straight gangsta nigga, Pat Buchanan.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, man.
What a guy.
Treasure.
Yep.
Absolutely.
Oh, man.
I remember back in 92, he was running for president.
So I bought one of his official shirts, which you make like a donation, and then they give you a stack of, you know, flyers to hand out to people.
So I kind of worked for him, you might say, for that, whatever, just a little bit of effort there.
And so I was in the workplace and I decided I'm going to wear my Pat Buchanan shirt.
And then this Jewish woman says to me, oh, that's the thinking man's David Duke.
I mean, how do I, let's see, I got to think about that one.
Like, I guess it's kind of an insult to David Duke and to people.
I don't know.
I was like, hey, whatever, you know?
And so, yeah, yeah, that was good times there.
Thank you.
And yeah, and I meant that seriously because I've been, you know, I was like, I don't want to do the show.
I'm tired.
I don't have anything to say.
The world sucks.
You know, I got other things.
I'm happy in my personal life and I got a lot going on here.
And like there's a lot of critics of podcast race, podcasters and podcast listeners.
Some of it deserve it, right?
And it's like, the last thing I damn want to do is just do a show to blowviate.
Most of the time, we're inspirational, motivational.
We try to give practical information, have some fun, et cetera.
But I think the other thing we could do, like, you know, just by talking about these things on air is give a little bit of comfort, not false comfort to other people who are feeling the same thing.
Cause I was just, you know, it was over a decade ago that I was reading those guys, getting up to speed on immigration.
And here we are.
It's worse than ever.
Imagine how they feel dedicating their lives to the intellectual and political struggle there and seeing it worse than ever.
Well, there's something to be learned there.
I mean, if it was just about writing clever articles or making great points or just even being right, you know, we people are tempted to think that just because you make a good argument, that somehow that changes anything, where what really counts is force.
And I'm not saying necessarily violent force, but like, you know, but literally, what's the word?
Implementing your will, enforcing your will over others.
And whatever else you might say, like the lawlessness of blacks has give has been a winning hand in a certain sense because they gang up and they rob stores.
They attack people all with impunity, you know?
And, you know, what's their political argument?
Nothing.
You know, what is right about anything about them?
Nothing, but they seize power, you know, so there's something.
I'm not saying it has to be a physical thing exactly, but we have to think more in terms of doing things rather than only saying things.
Absolutely.
Or writing things.
Yep.
That's that's the frustration.
And God knows we have tried to do multiple, not just us, but the movement writ large.
We have tried to do many things over in your life, decades in my life.
It's been about a decade of involvement.
And you know how it goes when you first come in and you get red-pilled.
You're full of vim and vigor and, you know, sky's the limit and do something every single day.
And I'll be honest with the audience, and you guys probably already know this.
Now I'm just, it's not hopeless.
Of course, it's not hopeless.
I'm not blackpilling, but it seems like we are stuck in a damn rut.
We've got the choice of bad or worse this November.
There's no, so far as I'm aware, you know, real rejuvenation of patriotic immigration reform.
You know, we're either going to get mass amnesty and total open borders or like a crackdown on illegal and mass legal immigration Indians at Infinitum.
So the temptation and one of our good friends, an alpha dog friend of the show, he had a post in the comment zone the other day.
I think he may have deleted it.
I couldn't find it, but he's like, the experience, essentially what he said was, and apologies, Rolo, we will get to you to stick to form, but we're sort of freeforming it here, airing this out.
He said something like the experience of being in this the past decade has been to only trust in myself and my family and the things that I can control.
Now, that is not to say that you should never trust someone else or you shouldn't get involved or any of that stuff, but that is a powerful reminder that you really, you could do worse.
Right.
There's so many people with messed up lives or drug problems or debt problems or, you know, destitute, cheating, whatever, messed up kids.
If you can create and build a strong, healthy, forward-looking household, you're doing, you are doing more than probably most people on earth, right?
So keep that in mind.
That's not all you should do, but it's better than nothing.
It counts for something, even if the systemic problems seem virtually intractable for now, where I sit looking at you two handsome fellas.
Right.
All right.
Well, Sam, if you want to plug the Midwest Network or Oktoberfest later on, feel free.
Or if you, yeah, but Midwest Network is on Telegram.
Obviously, it spans a massive geography and they do great things.
Next up, he's not only a podcast producer.
He's now officially a talented music producer.
Rolo, a lot of nice compliments on the break music last week.
People were saying, where can I find it?
I posted it in the comment zone.
And then I'm going to go with some more of your stuff this week.
How are everybody?
I'm good.
So I got two things.
Did either of you see Watchman?
The original like 2009.
Yes.
And I really enjoyed it.
Do you remember?
Do you remember the opening scene?
The guy is watching TV and it's like some kind of, it's like something is on the TV.
No, it's not Nixon.
It's a different politician.
Yeah.
So they're doing some kind of roundtable with like journalists and politicians and the politician that they're talking to, obviously it's an actor, but it was Pat Buchanan.
Oh.
Okay.
I need to go re-watch that because I was total normie back then.
I just remember.
And I'm not a Marvel movie kind of guy whatsoever, but I liked DC.
That one's DC.
The beginning of Sin City was pretty awesome.
It's all the same.
Cin City's dark horse.
But anyway.
But anyway.
So I do need to clarify because I didn't have time to formulate my opinions because it was just kind of a we were rifling through a bunch of questions.
So I think people misunder yes, they misunderstood what I was saying.
And I haven't changed my position.
I just didn't explain myself very well.
If you're explaining, you're losing Rolo.
Victory.
Yeah.
So I don't, I don't believe that you're going to step off the plane and welcome to Russia.
I hope you like Siberian gulag.
No, I just think so many people's brains have been warped by how Zog treats invaders here that they don't realize that that's not normal.
And that's a perversion.
So you're not going to be treated in Russia like how browns are treated under Zog.
You're going to be expecting.
$150,000 state loan for even if you come illegally, which by the way, Newsome vetoed that today.
But still good grandstanding.
Yeah, yeah.
But well, now that they've put now that the dogs have a taste for blood, so they're going to start demanding that, which usually leads to how those things get passed.
But yeah, I just think it's like you're going to get there and then like, okay, I'm here.
Where's my trad Russian waifu and where's my six figure a year job?
No, no, no, no.
You're going to learn the language and you're going to work your way up and you're not going to complain because Russia still is rebuilding itself after the damage of Jewish communism.
So you're not going to get any priority treatment.
Well, that too, that too.
I mean, it's the same thing.
It's just Jewish demoralization.
But yeah, it's less that you're going to walk into a trap and it's more that your expectations are probably too high for what it is.
They're not going to kick you out because you say, I don't like fags, but they're going to expect you to pull your weight.
Unlike here, like you're just some five foot tall, 300 pound brown person that stabs a white girl and then they figure out how to keep you here and not alert anyone in the area.
So it's less that like, wow, look how great this is going to be.
It's not going to be as great as you think.
Like go to any other country and just go there with knowing nothing about it and just see how good that is.
And that's what it's going to be like because Russian doesn't seem like an easy language to learn.
And from what I understand, Moscow is a big, expensive city.
Oh, for sure.
So you're going to have to do a lot once you get there.
So it's less that you're walking into a trap and it's more that it's not sunshine and rainbows.
It's, yeah, you're not going to get kicked out for saying you like fags, but you're not going to be given a hero's welcome like Jonathan Paul.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
And if anyone ever takes them up on that offer, again, I'm dying to see if they have any PR, if somebody does take them up on it.
Sure, some people will, whether they propagandize it is another story.
But if you're taking them up on your offer, you're a legitimate refugee.
Like you're fleeing your homeland to escape some sort of torment or perhaps hope for a better future.
Like a refugee deserves, you know, at first, like a tent and a couple hot meals and then, you know, maybe a little bit of help getting a job.
But you move to another country, you are going to play by their rules.
That's how it's, that's how it's supposed to be.
And that's what's just so, so maddening.
And part of the reason for that opener, aside from just thinking back on how worked up I was rightfully, how insane it all is.
Of course, we know it's not insane.
It's deliberate.
It is the means by which they aim to destroy us and break any semblance of possibility of resistance to their power.
But I've been seeing more diversity around here in West Virginia.
Some homegrown blacks, but just the other day I was somewhere and there were two like straight sub-Saharan African women, an old woman and her daughter, jibber-jabbering back and forth.
The old woman looked like she was near death.
The daughter was obese.
And I'm just like, why are you here?
In West Virginia of all places.
It just made it made me mad.
And they didn't do anything wrong.
They weren't like, you know, yeah.
Yeah.
Their presence was offensive.
They were ugly.
They were doing that wrong.
They don't.
Well, they were taking, they were taking money from people that deserved it.
They definitely were not working a job.
So they were definitely doing plenty of guaranteed free free food and medical care for whatever program they're here on.
Free dialysis.
Yeah.
And it's a double-edged sword too.
You know, the illegals are getting the Bennies too.
The legals.
And here's the other thing.
I have sort of shut it out for years now because it seems so hopeless.
You know, I used to send the faxes through Numbers USA as an activist to like senators and congressmen, oppose this bill, oppose this bill, oppose this bill, felt really good about it.
I used to call my senators and representatives and be like, I'm not voting for you if you vote for this amnesty or if you support DACA, blah, blah, blah.
And then the disillusionment entered and I was like, this is a waste of time.
This is pointless.
Why am I donate to the Center for Immigration Studies?
They put out good papers.
What good is that going to do?
And then, of course, Trump came along, thought that would help.
And then, yeah.
Oh, it's a joke.
Like people who would say, oh, write to your senators and congressmen.
You know, support this bill or oppose this bill.
That's just a joke.
I remember years ago, somebody had some great piece that they're, oh, we must oppose this bill.
Here, here's a link.
You click here.
It takes you to a website and it tells you based on your zip code, every person you can write to from your state senator, state congressman, U.S. senator, U.S. congressman, your, you know, every elected representative from all the way up, any district or whatever county person you could write to.
And for my zip code, and this is during the Obama years, every single person all the way up was black.
That's my representation.
You think they give us, Sam, they give a shit if I say support this thing or don't support this thing.
They laugh.
They laugh.
It's our turn now.
Sam, you don't understand how important it is to vote in those measures.
And if you're not voting, then you don't have any right to complain.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, at least I saved myself some time, you know, not wasting my time doing those worthless things.
Sure.
And there's a part of this too where I, yeah, well, you feel like it's futile, coach.
Well, what have you done recently?
Have you written to your local guy?
Have you gone to?
Well, I mean, there's an aspect of that that's true, which is I've just kind of shut it out and declared it like a losing cause.
And when you do that, they're like, okay, thank you.
That works for us too.
Your futile opposition is fine by us, your toothless opposition, as well as you completely checking out and, you know, moving to the sticks and sticking your head in the sand.
Yeah, it works for them.
So, yeah anyway, I well, you know, in all fairness, those things, those things, those things are futile.
It is futile to call your congressman or senator and say, don't do this by yourself.
If you, if you have a lot of people behind you, then you know, maybe you can make some headway, yeah and but, and that that's the difference.
Like your, your vote doesn't matter.
But if you have, if you have influence in your community, and then you know, then you a couple hundred, couple thousand votes well, that that's different.
But I, I do.
I I think it is a Normie trap when, when Normies say, like it's very important to vote, even in local matters, if you don't vote and you don't have any means to complain about something, it's like well yeah, but the people you vote for they, like they, they vote in line with everyone.
That's terrible.
Like they're voting against you, like they actively go out of the way to vote against you and your one vote doesn't matter.
Now you know you got a bunch of people behind you.
Different story, you, you can make a difference only if there's a lot of you.
So it is important, it's more important to have friends and have influence in your community.
That matters.
Like you can have all the hot takes and all the and all and all the, all the graphs and all the stats and you know all these facts that matter, but it it doesn't matter because your, your vote means nothing, especially because they can just rig it.
But it's harder to to to burn one, or it's harder to burn 2000 votes than one vote.
For years I looked down on Europe's system of democracy, with the parliamentary system and, you know, a dozen different parties and having to form coalitions.
What's with dissolving parliament?
What's with just calling a snap election out of the middle of nowhere?
But even though they have the problem, of course where, if you do get a party like AFD or National Front AFD in Germany, National Front in France or whatever uh, Marine Le Pen's calling her party now uh they, the other parties, gang up and just, you know, overwhelm you in uh in the parliament.
I used to think hey, we got a left party and we got a right party.
It's simple, first pass the post, that's it.
And now you realize that the Democrat Republican stranglehold kosher sandwich uh utterly prevents, you know, a real third party from having any uh representation in Congress.
You'd have to pull off a miracle in one house and then bank on getting got god knows how many more to grow.
So it's all very uh depressing and futile and in many ways I think that Europe has at least a better political chance uh, due to relative.
And then you think of golden Dawn in Greece.
You think about a uh alternative, for Deutschland has been uh like the press is like, nope, we're not doing any more interviews with you.
Right, the government will come and like raid your offices in a fishing expedition.
So it's not like they have it super easy there.
But it does allow for a little bit more third party flexible outside the approved uh establishment party's activism and political involvement.
Well, you know, it also shows how shows how fragile their system is, because when these people start gaining traction, then it just shows how much people don't like what's in power.
Yeah.
I would vote for Oscar the Ground.
Just like, just give me something that breaks the model of someone who is not bought and paid for by their APAC handler and their bundlers and all of it.
And we know that's not Trump 100%.
Go ahead.
Well, you might feel like you could be more engaged in politics if there was a party, albeit small, that actually represented a lot of your views or all of your views.
And even if they weren't going to be a major player, you might have some sort of commitment to working in that campaign or donating or helping that cause, even if it was a small influence compared to the way we feel, which is zero influence, right?
Sure.
And it's funny that you mentioned that, Sam, because just before we went to tape, I just happened to come across this American Freedom Party.
I know they've been around for years.
They're having it 2020.
Oh, 2025.
All right.
It's next year.
Convention speakers, Kevin McDonald, Thomas Rousseau, John Fastbinder, young fashion lad who looks like he's the executive director.
Ralph Brandt, not familiar with him.
Michael Hill, who, of course, has been on the show and Kevin McDonald and Thomas Rousseau have been on the show as well, as well as Sam Dixon, who we know from good legal efforts and soaring oratory.
So yeah, that was not planned with Sam there.
I don't know if you had seen that, Sam, about AFP.
I don't know too much about them.
I'm not endorsing them or whatever, but that's a pretty damn good one.
I did see that.
Yeah.
Yep.
They are not going to cuck.
Let's move on to a little bit of talk of the town.
The two absolutely overwhelming, hilariously so news stories have been the Tucker interview with Daryl Cooper, Martyr Maid.
And Barry.
Barry, what's it, Barry?
Barry Stanton isn't your other talk of the town?
Wow, Barry's still last week.
Yeah.
No, I'm kidding.
Funny enough, we were supposed to have a special guest on either last week or this week.
Totally knocked people's socks off, but I'm still unread.
We had the connection.
He said, hey, what's up?
And then I responded.
I said, hey, let's do this thing.
And I don't think he's read it yet.
Regardless, the Tucker interview with Daryl.
I didn't watch it.
I saw many of the highlights.
Guys said, look, that's as good as you can ask for in terms of narrative jamming.
And I do think that there's absolute value, just like immigration was my first Red Bill.
If you can listen to contra World War II narratives, anybody who says that that doesn't matter or you're just relitigating the past or it's a fool's errand, they're Jewish or they're not interested in the truth.
So I think that's huge.
And even if Daryl is not 100% our guy, I've heard a lot of good things about him.
I've listened to some of his podcasts in the past, which were very well done.
I didn't agree with him on 100% of things.
But to present to God knows how many millions of people the idea that Churchill was a scoundrel and Hitler was not the most evil man to live is a major thing.
It's a major breakthrough that's happened before.
It's not a guarantee of success.
Sam Rolo, did you watch it or did you just catch the highlights?
I should have watched it.
But the other thing is, it's like, I already, I know, I read The Unnecessary War by Pat Buchanan in like 2017 or 2018, which was fantastic.
It's all there.
And even Daryl admitted he got a lot of this stuff from Buchanan.
Speak of the saint.
I did not listen to it, but I've just heard the chatter about it.
And Some of the conservatives have those like the stupidest takes on it, you know, like yeah, the Babylon B, who normally makes me laugh, but they were making fun of Tucker Carlson, you know, like explaining the enemy side or taking the enemy side.
I mean, it just, it just sounds so stupid.
And that's what got me thinking about immigration too, because Daryl said, he said, you know, the monarchs of the past, Louis XIV, whoever it was, would never in their wildest dreams imagine importing Africans or Indios en masse to their countries and expect to keep their heads on their necks, which was damn true.
And Tucker's like, yeah, let's have Nuremberg trials for the traders who open our borders.
That's some pretty serious treatment.
But then I did the other thing.
I was like, yeah, the founding fathers would be like, you bunch of slack jawed faggots.
We went to war against the global empire over taxes and lack of 3% tax.
3%.
Yeah.
They'd be like, what the hell?
This is quadruple times the tyranny that we revolted against.
And you guys are complaining about it on a podcast.
I really don't want to blackpill the audience this week.
That is not my intent, but perhaps some speakers.
Well, here's your white pill.
Tucker is probably the most influential political pundit currently.
So and you don't and you don't, yeah, oh yeah.
I don't know who even on the left would be more engaged.
Like, cause people on the left, they, they don't, they don't listen and absorb the ideas.
Yeah, they just, they like turn it on and then like they'll put their, like, oh, I'm bleeding all over.
That's weird.
But like, they'll like turn, they'll turn.
Yeah, I think so.
But they'll like turn a TV show on and then they'll be like on their phone and taking their SSRIs and like watching porn and whatever.
Like they don't, they don't care about any of the actual ideas.
They just agree with the headline.
They don't, they don't care about that.
Where the Tucker audience isn't the Sean Hannity audience.
Like the Sean Hannity, Sean Hannity is probably on par with like Bill Maher, Ethan Klein, Hassan, like Rachel Maddow, like those retards that are worthless.
But Tucker is a step above those people where the people actually listen because Tucker presents himself a little more intellectually because he kind of questions narratives.
Now, Tucker is definitely not our guy.
I don't want to speak for Tucker and say like that if we got him one-on-one, he would disagree with the things that we said, but publicly, he would, he would, you know, shun us absolutely.
But it doesn't matter because someone doesn't have to be your friend to get your message out.
Like with Nick Fuentes, it doesn't matter that he's weird and cringe and you don't get him.
I mean, the guy has a huge reach and he's and he's talking about Jews in an intelligent manner.
And he's saying like, listen, the problem here, it just keeps coming back to the same people and they're all Jewish people with Jewish interests.
And going back to Tucker is the guy is questioning the World War II narrative.
When was that ever done?
Ever?
Never.
And Winston Churchill started World War II.
They pushed Chamberlain out because they wanted someone to have a war because Chamberlain clear saw like, okay, there's an obvious path to peace and Jews didn't want that.
And then they restored Winston Churchill's family fortune in exchange for doing that.
And he's just a drunk fat retard.
And then this guy comes on the show and just says like, yeah, maybe this guy's not so great.
There's a lot of problems here.
And Mark Cuban calling it disgusting.
It's like, okay, you disgusting Jew.
Yeah.
Well, yeah, that's why they want to keep the mass immigration coming.
They're like, oh, we've got some rowdy goym who can see and who currently have reach.
Better shut them down.
And the absolute hubris to just be able to cry victim 80 years later and use that as a silencing point is another thing.
Well, Devin Stack brought this up on a recent stream where he was talking about how Jews keep bringing up the Holocaust, even though it's this horrible, traumatic thing.
And he said, aren't you supposed to move on from trauma like that?
Aren't you supposed to not relive it?
Isn't that kind of weird?
Like go up to someone you know that has some kind of trauma and keep bringing it up.
See what happens.
That's a really good point.
They're not actually like crying.
Maybe they are, but yeah.
Some probably are.
There's probably some, but it's probably younger people.
And then when they get older, they realize like, oh, this is how we control our enemy.
Half of them believe the lie and the other half just opportunistically use it.
Now, in fairness, I was not sure.
I was pretty sure that Churchill wasn't prime minister when they declared war.
He was appointed first Lord of the Admiralty on 3rd September 1939, the day that the UK declared war on Germany.
And then he took over as prime minister on 10th of May, 1940, which is probably right before Germany went into France.
I think that was early June 1940 when they went west.
So yeah, he did not personally serve as prime minister when they declared war.
But obviously the UK.
Behind closed doors, he was being prepped for it.
Absolutely.
I mean, yeah, it doesn't matter.
Like all these people that are going to enter high positions, they were all groomed for it.
Like when you get in power, this is what you're going to do.
Like Trump is the perfect example because he's talking about getting big donors out of politics and the globalist elite.
And then he does a complete 180.
And then now he's actually campaigning much closer to how he governed.
Like, I love Israel and I'm going to give a bunch of illegals green cards if they graduate college because, you know, Lord knows that colleges can't make it easy for a brown person to graduate if they want to just give someone a green card.
Two quick things about Churchill.
There were one or two instances toward the end of World War II where he disagreed with Stalin for sure at a time when Roosevelt was declining about certain de Germanizing policies that they were proposing where he did put his foot down and say, no, that would be going too far.
Didn't he lose the election too?
He was up for election and lost right after the war.
And then there was a campaign where he ran on a white England policy.
I think he learned later in life what a disaster that this was turning out to be.
And he probably didn't.
I think they didn't like him post-World War II.
I don't think he was popular.
I think Churchill is only popular in America.
In 1955, Churchill expressed his support for the slogan, keep England white with regards to immigration from the West Indies.
Uh Church, Now doctor, Churchill's personal doctor, lord Moran, commented at one point that in regards to other races, Winston only thinks of the color of their skin.
Or Moron yeah, anyway.
So yeah, it was.
It was like at some point in 2014 or 2015 I was like, you're not red-pilled unless you think Winston Churchill is a scoundrel.
Uh, he lost the empire.
Uh, he saw Europe be western Europe at least become a satrap of the United States and eastern Europe become a colony of the Soviet Union for another 40, 50 years.
So uh, it deserves the revisionism.
And I did see uh Second City bureaucrat who uh, I prefer to call TEL AVIV bureaucrat or second citizenship bureaucrat.
Somebody called him.
He was like there are certain rabbit holes or hamster wheels that conservatives should never get on, World War Ii revisionism, 9-11 revisionism and something else.
And it's like yeah, of course, and Israeli revisionism, like that anyway, the Uss Liberty revisionism, Us Lusitania revisionism, hamster wheel rabbit holes please, dude.
It's like sir, I am a Gentile and I actually prefer to know real history as opposed to narrative Hollywood history.
Uh, you may not understand that I swear, I can smell Mishlings online because they have not a full-blooded I.
I bet, I would bet you it's a Mishling, because he does it like sometimes the white racial pride comes through and they'll be like against black shenanigans and yeah.
But then Jews, Jews do that too to kind of be like like that, that frat party, that there was that frat.
They admitted it was totally Pro-Israel, it wasn't Pro-American.
Yeah, like they had to actually come out and say like yeah like oh sorry guys, I can't keep it up, I can't keep it going.
We hate America, it was only Pro-Israel.
Like we can't even lie this hard.
I'm sorry.
Uh yeah, we're Jewish fraternity, we just hate Palestinians and we want to turn their babies into our, our snowshoes.
Sorry yeah, can't do it.
You can smell the high verbal iq, the word play, the sort of non-gentile logic and a little bit of snide nastiness in them and if they are a little bit conflicted on the issues, that's the, that's the inner torment, the Mishling Goyam, Gentile excuse me, Arryan uh conflict going on in their genome.
It was very interesting.
Uh, let's take a break from like, the talk of the town and what's happening.
Uh, the other night I took all the kids up to uh local high school to see some sports games which I remember as a kid.
This is just totally family idea for the audience.
When I was a kid, my dad took me up to my local high school to watch a basketball game.
I don't think I had ever been in the gym before, I had never seen a high school basketball game And for whatever reason, that really left an impression on me.
I remember that they played Naughty by Nature's Everything's Going to Be All Rights as they were doing layups.
That was your takeaway.
It wasn't my takeaway, but it stood out in my memory.
Don't you guys have these weird moments in your life where you're like, wow, I like really remember that time that dad took me to a high school basketball game or even like more mundane things.
You know, like I remember one time my dad took me to Dunkin' Donuts and I was like dangling a piece of donut out the window.
And they played OPP by naughty.
Maybe.
And he was like, he was like, don't you even think about put throwing that donut out the window.
And I was like, I just thought about it.
And he got super pissed at that.
You know, just like random vignettes from life of all I do know what you're talking about.
I have these random thoughts.
Like, I always wonder other people, do you have the same, like, you can't remember a single day when you were nine, but for some reason, you remember that one day in fourth grade or something like very, very specific windows.
Like, cause I, as far as I know, I went to four years of high school, but I can't describe a single day that I had, but I remember a few key moments here and there.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I was, I won't dox myself, but I, the teachers thought very highly of me.
And I was accepted into some kind of society for the, you know, the big brain students.
And I showed up and I had my boots up to my knees and my, you know, my, my, my hair down to my butt.
And I see all these nerds.
I'm like, I shouldn't be here.
And that's the only thing I remember from my junior year.
It can just be a split second image.
I think back to my grandparents' house in North Jersey and they had a split rail fence in their front yard.
And I just remember like sitting on it being like, this is uncomfortable.
What a strange fence, you know, because she's got the different angles on it.
And they had no sidewalks in their Ritzy suburb.
And I could like, I could instantly transport myself or like create a virtual world based on for whatever reason that left an imprint on my memory, which is a slight diversion from, you know, you're becoming a parent is a chance to do it all over again in a sense.
So there were two games.
There was a volleyball game and a soccer game.
And kids are crazy about both of those.
Youngest doesn't give a rat's ass.
I didn't bring the tablet.
So he ran around the bleachers underneath outside, not disturbing people, just hoping that perhaps, you know, it might make high school seem a little less scary or to see better players at these sports to inspire them.
Like, man, they're pretty good.
And I will admit that I was, it was girls' teams.
It was just because they had the two games simultaneously, both at home.
And they were athletic.
They were good.
Like when I was in high school, I remember like thinking like girls' sports wouldn't joke or whatever, but they were genuinely athletic.
The kids had a good time.
It was, it was a crystal clear September night.
And I was going to take them to a local restaurant that has like a real menu or whatever, but it was closed.
So I said, oh, guys, we've got no choice but to go to McDonald's.
And they're like, yeah, because we never go to McDonald's.
So we stopped in the McDonald's.
There's nobody in there.
We had the whole place to ourselves.
I was like, we could do, we could have a McDonald's dance party.
It was just a simple, beautiful night.
I did a little shuffle in the store.
Good.
There's like nobody even behind the counter.
We could have robbed the place if we wanted to.
No.
You were black.
Yeah.
This time of year.
And then on the way home, I said, well, that was, that was a pretty nice time.
And junior of all people, Mr. often quite negative or critical of things.
He said, I think that was a perfect night, dad.
And oh boy, did that make my night simple?
It did cost me 18 bucks.
I don't remember getting charged to go see high school sports.
Charge 18 bucks to drive out of the parking lot for one adult, three kids.
Anyway, consider taking your kids to see your local high school assuming uh, if it's not black yeah, you may not want to go.
You know it's a.
It's an interesting point you make, because when I was little, I suppose uh, you might feel the same way, or you hear older people say that you know, the world seemed a lot smaller then.
Or maybe I'm saying it the wrong way.
You felt smaller.
The world was bigger.
You felt smaller in a bigger world.
Because when I was little, the local high school was, they would have, let's say, I can remember a couple of things going to like a stage production of Bye-bye Birdie or something like that.
Or like the sports thing.
You know, you see the football team.
They look like professionals.
The school marching band comes out.
It's loud.
It gets your attention.
You know, those things were impressive when I was little and people attended those things and respected and patronized those things as though it was going to downtown in the big city, you know, and seeing some kind of professional performance of something.
And that just, it does feel lost.
It's due in large part to that it's all black or it's maybe it's not all black, but it's so black that it spoils the atmosphere of those types of events.
So that you could capture any of that says something very good about the community or the town that you live in.
Yes, it was 95% white at this particular event.
Now, if a football game might be different, you know, the schools here are still very white.
Of course, it's creeping in a little bit, but it was like there wasn't a concern in the world.
Everybody was well-behaved.
Yeah.
Beautiful.
It was clean.
When we were little, our parents and our friends or older siblings or relatives, these events were treated as important.
Like if somebody had the civic involvement.
If somebody had the lead in the school play, that was considered an accomplishment.
And people talked about like, oh, what a great job they did with that.
Or, you know, whatever it is, the institutions had the people's respect.
And it's not so now.
Maybe it's some part of that is preserved in the way you describe your community, but many places that's gone.
You know, we are, we are, we, we have made our lives meaningful because we've taken the measures to do it, but we've had to abandon the institutions.
We've had to abandon things.
The parade that goes through the middle of Main Street, you know, they've had to reroute it and make it smaller.
And I think in another year or two, it's not even going to be a thing anymore because it's just, it's too dangerous.
It's too difficult and expensive to do.
What a community needs to be healthy and vibrant in a good way.
I hate to use that word, but needs that upswell, you know, that upswell of white families and white institutions or institutions that are led by whites at least.
And, you know, with all that, I think of all the things when I was little that was in that community, things like little league teams, the various civic groups like the Kiwanis Club or whatever it is.
You know, all these, all these people that would, in some ways, it was like charitable things, but they would sponsor the events that were being, it could be pancakes on breakfast for breakfast on Saturday morning, something like that.
You know, those, it takes that upswell to have all these sports teams and civic clubs.
And you feel good about it and you want to get involved, right?
Like I'm not belly aching.
Like I paid $18 to contribute to the sports groups, right?
And we had a beautiful night watching these people.
Edmund Burke called these people.
Dan Still McDonald's.
Yeah, I'm not particularly proud about going to McDonald's, but it was late.
I was like, we got to eat and get the hell home and get the seats there.
Edmund Burke called them the little platoons of society or little platoons of country.
These small little things.
I wasn't even thinking about it in that profound way, Sam.
Of course, you're absolutely right.
The things that they think of how many people have had to leave a church because their church went leftist or woke or put gay flags out front or had a black African woman priest suddenly leading the flock.
All the churches, yeah, all of those institutions, it relies on the fecundity of our people, you know, and when people become materialistic and whatever, ambitious in a worldly way, all those things start to go away.
When we don't care about our community, that which is not loved is soon lost.
And that's certainly what it was.
And it's not that an all-white community is perfect.
You still have snobs and this and that, but it's at least you're not going to get robbed or raped just walking down the street or your house broken into while you're in it, you know, things like that.
So it's these, this, these dark races have absolutely destroyed every school that they've taken over, every program that they've participated in.
They do nothing but take and they do not give.
Now, now the thing about that, though, is I give blood all the time.
And same here.
And it's because it's something that's important.
Browns do not do that.
They don't care.
They really don't.
So it's, it's, and there are white people that do suck that will like litter and do all this things that are harmful, but that's a small percentage compared to the amount of non-whites that contribute positive.
There are more non, or there are more, yeah, there are more non-whites.
Sorry, more white people are less harmful than browns.
Yeah.
You're not having a truth, are you, really?
I am.
I've been drinking.
Yeah, you're bleeding.
You're drinking beer.
The way I would say it is.
The blump is the most unsettling.
I don't know where it came from.
Stigmata.
I told you.
There's a lot of it.
Yeah.
It's all over my pants.
Somebody might say, oh, well, I know this white person.
They act like they're black.
Yeah, I know.
That's the whole problem is they're acting against their nature.
So it's not that all whites are great.
It's just when they act like that, they're acting against their nature.
And in the same way, the dark races, you might say, yeah, but I know this great guy.
Yeah, there are some that are fine people and stuff like that.
Those are the ones that are acting against their nature.
Their nature is to be destructive, shitting in the streets, aggressively assault, sexually assaulting women, destroying things, taking, that's their natures to be that way.
There's the occasional one.
Yeah, right.
He has to be.
Talented Teth, Teth, whatever you want to call that.
That's the whole point.
Well, the ones that are the quote unquote good ones, they do that because there is some semblance of feeling like they have to behave a certain way because that's how the white man rules them.
But every day we're seeing more and more non-whites saying that essentially it's offensive to them that they have to act white presenting.
And they can't act natural.
And the way they act natural is, I mean, pardon the overused metaphor, but like baboons, like jumping up on tables and breaking things.
That's why blacks.
That's why blacks have been getting worse.
It's not that blacks were better a long time ago.
It's that now they're given more permission to be themselves.
To act like who they are.
Yes.
To write down checks to their credit card account.
Right.
Oh, man.
Exactly.
Did you see the videos of them?
Like, yo, no, $50,000.
Yo.
They're like throwing it, throwing it in the air and everything.
Like, hey, money, just throw it around.
Right before we went to tape, Wall Street Journal said JP Morgan Chase is going to be reporting them for, or, you know, at least reporting them to law enforcement now, whether they do anything about it.
Somebody was like, hey, that's the Jew man's money.
They're going to go after him.
And maybe it was Rolo who said, nah, they're not going to.
Like, it's, you know, these people are not going to be whacked up with felonies.
No way.
No, no, no.
I didn't say that.
I actually firmly believe the Jews are going to say like, no, no, no.
Dale time.
They might not prosecute them.
Right.
But they're going to go for the truth.
You're going to pay all that back.
That's not free money.
Yeah.
They're not wiping that slate clean.
We ran them slate shit.
We'll run them again when it comes to our money.
Yeah.
It was raw.
But, you know, Sam, I forgot about the, you know, in the monologue, which hopefully was not overly dramatic or whatever.
But yeah, the little destructions happen to the loss of trust, the loss of confidence and safety when going to a baseball game.
A world historical atrocity doesn't do it justice.
It's possibly the greatest crime in human history.
And we don't talk about it a lot on the show because it's so obvious.
You know, you don't want to just beat the same drum.
This isn't an immigration podcast.
We try to talk about the good things that you can do to obviate some of these evils that we face.
But I am damn serious to every single listener, even the enemies, because even if you're a leftist, even if you're anti-fascist, like this is just objectively bad on so many different levels.
If you're one of those telescopic philanthropists who really cares about a village in Gabon or whatever, you want their most upwardly mobile or aggressive or status-seeking people leaving to come to America and like leech here and then send money back and create more dependence.
Yeah, how is that good for the waterfront?
Yeah.
It's so it's so wrong that only Jews could possibly conceive of it.
And I mean that like what it does building up your own country's funeral pyre, national suicide.
It has JQ written all over it.
And I hope nobody thought I was cucking on JQ like, well, let's just deal with immigration and deal with the Jews later.
But there's some metaphysical that, yeah, there's some medical metaphor here that I couldn't quite see.
But it's like, if you're bleeding out, you need to treat the symptoms before you need to treat the underlying condition.
Exactly.
I was trying to think of a good example.
Like, I keep getting this like strange infection.
And it's like, okay, you treat the infection and then you like go to the house to figure out like where the black mold is.
Where's the curly haired mold in the house?
And then you go and you know, bleach the shit out of that.
But, you know, and here's where I'm all up in my own head.
I don't want to just be like an angry podcaster venting my spleen online.
But please do when you talk to your neighbors, it's about immigration.
It's about the invasion.
When you talk about politics, it's about both parties being in cahoots in one way or another on this and Republicans being inadequate on it.
And the fact that I was able to still enjoy an idyllic one night in September with the kids and feel safe and still be in a super majority racially is something that's precious and they will remember.
And God knows what things will be like, you know, when they're raising kids.
I have had some, you know, sometimes you just go through life as a parent and you're like checking the boxes, like, all right, lunches and clothes and get you to this practice and get you to that activity, et cetera.
And then sometimes you have to stop and smell the roses.
And I, I forget if I said it on the show, but I said it to them.
I said, you know, the true measure of success is whether you guys find a good husband or wife and whether you have a nice family of kids and whether they can go on to have kids.
Just driving home that it is a continuum and how many people struggled so that you could be alive and that to not have kids would be sort of a crime and a dead end and things like that.
And, you know, they're 12, 10, and six.
And I hope I'm not pouring it on too thick.
I don't do it all the time.
That's the other thing.
Not pouring it on too thick, but you're rubbing that salt in that wound.
Rand, yeah, not an occasion.
Yeah.
Just hit them with some profound brain teasers or thought wisdoms or whatever you want to call it every once in a while to keep them to have them realize that there's a big thing at stake here.
We are all not just automatons, go get grades and go to sports activity, but to think about the bigger picture and whether that will pan out is another thing.
Five minutes till Sam Rollo, you got anything?
I got something in the tricky.
Tell you what, let's go to the break and save.
We got a bunch of other good stuff that let's do in the second half.
There's no sin in going five minutes before.
Rollo, if you will allow us, I would love to play another jam of yours.
And frankly, I think my second favorite after Digital Secrets is the Final Storm theme song.
Is that didn't you already play that one?
Not on the show, I don't think.
I thought we did.
I mean, you have my permission, sure.
I can't remember if we close this show with it or if I close every episode of my show with it.
I really can't remember.
Okay.
Well, tell you what.
I don't think that we played the Final Storm theme song.
Obviously, I boosted it on Telegram for sure.
If we did already, I'll go back.
I got about five finished ones right now.
I have not heard them all.
Yeah.
Most of them are instrumentals, but they're just as good as that.
No, no, no.
Without probing, can you describe at least your role?
Are you doing the lyrics or the music or the post?
I did.
I did.
Yeah.
So I wrote all the music and the lyrics were written, the songs with lyrics were written by Steve Dave, myself, and Pickle.
And then we just had some guy record the vocals.
He just said, here's a WAV file, sing over it.
And then he sent it back with the vocals.
And then I just mixed it.
Incredible.
The best mixed, and I'm still learning.
Uh, yeah, I mean, I mean, I mean, honestly, I've been doing music for years, and it's just it's all a learning process.
I'm scrolling through our shows to see if I can find that as breaker closing music, but it's absolutely impressive.
And you know, uh, for the audience, too.
Yes, it's not like uh Hollywood or wherever the hell they do post-production music.
I was like, ah, maybe I would do a tweak here, or I would amplify this at the Abbey Road Studios or whatever.
I don't know, the Capitol Records building in Los Angeles, the big thing, but the core of it, the melody and the beat, and the lyrics are not cheesy and they sound great.
I'm actually still absolutely impressed by it.
Here we go.
I found, let me search for Final Storm.
Nope, I don't think we've ever, I don't think we played you.
So, I really did.
I thought we did.
We got a bunch of good stuff in the second half.
I was kind of saving it.
I wanted to, you know, wax poetic or non-poetic there in the first about some existential issues, both in my own mind for the cause and obviously for our survival as a people.
Whether we made a damn bit of difference, I don't know, but hopefully, it didn't rub you the wrong way, dear audience.
So please enjoy the final storm theme song by the final storm.
And we'll be right back.
The final storm is here tonight.
No one saw the coming fight.
We were lost in our delight.
Final storm will take our sight.
Imagine they start to hound.
Lost the battle, lost the ground.
Eyes on No one saw the coming fight.
We were lost in our delight.
Final storm will take our sight.
Please just cut the sky tonight.
No more time for me and you.
We ignored the signs of true.
And welcome back to Full House, episode 194.
Hopefully you don't think it's a content light edition, but perhaps a bit more pensive, introspective, philosophical, if I could be so bold.
Anyway, Sam said it was vintage full house at the break, and that's all that matters because we get more nice notes about Sam and his wisdom that he shared on the show over the years than even yours truly and certainly Rolo.
Yeah, Rolo's the whipping boy.
I just work here the heart and soul of it.
In that spirit, let's go.
We got a couple new white lives to celebrate and commendate.
Commend.
Oh, yeah.
Commendation and commend.
So let's get cracking here.
Hello, birth panel.
Notice that you are short on new white life.
So I wanted to write in that we welcomed a daughter a few months back.
We're first-time parents.
Please be respectful with the chirps during the new white life section, at least.
You know, a lot of people are.
Ceiling angel.
Go ahead.
Yeah.
Ceiling bird.
We are first-time parents at 43 and 31.
Way to go, buddy.
She's beautiful, healthy, and enjoying the start of her first white girl fall.
It's been the greatest victory of my life to give birth to her.
I want to say a little more to give hope to others who have struggled to start their families.
We met on right-wing Twitter back in 2017.
They say it works.
Married two years later with hopes of many children right away.
After three years of nothing, we were filled with sudden joy and then absolute devastation by an early loss.
This is what finally pushed us into fertility treatment.
To anyone in our shoes, please don't struggle alone or waste time with a standard OBGYN.
If you're scared of a diagnosis or don't have health insurance, it's worth it to see a specialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, especially one who is associated with a decent hospital.
Your problems probably are not as difficult or as expensive as you fear.
You just need someone who will take them seriously.
An extremely mild thyroid disorder on my end caused over half the problems we had.
Now we know the treatments that work for us and have hope for more children in the future.
Thank you all for shining a light of hope for families through your podcast and especially Sam for his Christian perspective.
And I'll leave the SOC email name out, but thank you for that lovely note.
Congratulations on beautiful baby girl and love the perseverance and inspiration and some practical information there too for the audience.
Thank you so much for that one.
Sam, over to you.
And then I got another one.
Wow.
You know, we had this gathering.
We're going to talk about a little bit more later, brought out all of the best of our people.
And one young man in particular was very excited to make our acquaintance with each other again.
Guess who's going to be having a baby?
Our own regulator.
Hell yeah.
Yeah.
Awesome.
Yeah, I can't believe he did.
He should have told me that little bastard.
Well, I think it gets fresh information.
And yeah, he was there with his young lady.
They're getting married soon, I understand.
And she couldn't be any lovelier or more beautiful or more perfect for him.
And they're both ecstatic.
They've been wanting to come or he's been wanting to come to this really over the last two years and didn't work out one way or the other.
So he was excited to be there.
Mike, as you remember, our friend that was getting the kidney transplant, he's actually in Germany right now.
And so it didn't work out for them to be together, but he was on a video call and we all talked to each other on there.
And regulator, he was very proud to be there.
And he had a great time.
And we just couldn't be any more excited for him.
They're very excited talking about all the parenting things and, you know, questions.
It's come full circle, you know, so it was just very, very exciting.
And I got to say that's one of the best ones I've heard.
That's almost getting, that is getting me misty, Sam, because he's been such a sincere, eager contributor.
Obviously came on the show.
He hooked me up personally with some really cool stuff out of the goodness of his heart.
And now he's a newly expecting father.
That's yeah.
Ah, amazing.
I'm still angry at him for not telling me yet, but well, I think maybe you want it to be kind of a surprise.
Yeah.
Sure.
Good on him.
Way to go, regular.
What a champion doing the bit.
That's going to be a special arrival for them over the moon sincerely.
Yeah.
All right.
It's not dripping down my face like a girl, but yeah, a little moisture.
I got choked up when he told me that.
I just couldn't, you know, what can you even say to that?
Most precious possession in the world.
Well, from new champions to old champions, longtime fans going back to the fatherland days, we'll, of course, remember Young Crusader.
We mentioned Young Crusader back then and on this show when he's given us new white life at the time when he rode in, of course, he was a gotta be, gotta be old Crusader by now.
Yeah.
He signed the letter best crusader.
So he's just crusader now.
It's like he was MC Hammer and then he's just Hammer.
You know, he's moved on to a new phase.
Anyway, hi, coach.
We just had our third child.
The birth was 100% natural, occurred during daytime hours, which I guess that's probably right, more rare.
Babies usually come at night or the early morning hours.
It was as smooth and pain-free as can be imagined.
The baby was even born inside an almost intact embryonic sack.
He sent me a Wikipedia link to something called Call, C-A-U-L.
And I looked it up before the show.
One in 80,000 births have either an intact or, you know, it's basically the potato sack that they're in.
I imagine that'd be a little disturbing to see.
You know, it's a childbirth disturbing enough.
And then you see it coming out in the sack.
Get him out of that thing.
Anyway, I'm wondering if I sat next to Sam at Latin Mass today.
There was an old guy next to me with a somewhat subtle swastika pattern shirt.
I didn't get a chance to say hi because he left early.
Sam, are you wearing swastika shirts to church and then leaving early?
Well, I certainly wouldn't be leaving early, but the first part, maybe.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Sorry, it wasn't Sam Crusader, but maybe one day you guys will cross paths because he let us know that we moved to blank, redacted.
He told me, but I won't read on the air.
We have a great setup here.
I think that puts me closer to a lot of our like-minded people.
Let me know if there's ever a good chance to meet up.
Young Crusader, I'd be happy to meet up with you.
I'm sure Sam would be too.
You're sort of in, you're not close, but you're not far.
If you need help networking, and that goes for anybody in the audience.
I'm not as plugged in as I used to be, but I still maintain a pretty healthy, passive Rolodex of people who come and go and pop in and pop out.
And happy to help you out.
And he says, I appreciate the call out I got on the episode with Jim.
That's from just Crusade, not Young Crusader anymore.
Father of three from Autiste to Alpha Chad.
Dad, wish you many more Crusader.
And that was lovely.
Thank you guys.
Best new white life we've had in weeks, if not months.
Now, it's been a while.
Our friend from Maine who did the Feds Meeting Feds thing, he wrote in, he said, yeah, we had deserved to get roasted a little bit on that one.
He took it in good faith and he did provide some.
Okay.
Wanted to thank you again for taking the time to read my Feds Meeting Feds.
I extend a bladed greeting to Smasher2.
You're correct.
I was pretty vague in my description.
So let me fill in a few blanks.
Don't feel obligated.
No, I'm going to read it on the show.
I'm happy to.
Physically, I am six foot even.
I'm by no means a bodybuilder or super athlete, but I live an active lifestyle and keep in good shape.
I work outside and with animals, which definitely helps.
I have no children, but would very much like to.
I'm very close with my family and family oriented.
Personality-wise, I am largely a homebody, but I enjoy getting out and doing things as well as being social.
I'm not as sullen or ill-tempered as the other Mainers that you guys probably know.
Again, thank you for your time.
And yeah, that's from Tortuga was our Feds Meeting Feds correspondent.
So ladies, if you're in Maine or in the area and this white Protestant male in good shape who's out working with his hands with animals all day is of interest.
Please hit me up on Telegram, drop an email.
We'll protect you.
And we've done this before.
We've made the connections and sometimes they've worked out, sometimes they haven't.
One, of course, resulted in a marriage and children.
One of our crowning achievements.
RIP.
Yeah, lost relationship through the NJP drama, but I am still happy for those guys and I hope that this happens.
Yep.
Yes, absolutely.
And having more.
Yeah, these things happen over the years.
And I really only hold a grudge against real alpha tier assholes, frankly.
And you could probably, yeah, they're usually the bigger names that I hold personally responsible for acting irresponsibly or like a supreme jerk of the land.
So hit me up, ladies, if you're interested in meeting up with our pal in Maine.
And that leads us to hello and question from shadows, man of the shadows.
And I will read this relatively quickly and then we'll get on to the deliberation.
I think this is an easy one, but I don't want to speak for the panel.
I'm a husband and father of three small boys.
I'm closer to 40 than 30.
The podcast has been a wonderful discovery for me, thanks to White Noise Radio.
So much content on this side of politics is immature, misguided, or simply doesn't take healthy families into account.
You guys are a blessing.
But I'm curious for your take on something.
For context, my wife and I were married before we woke up, as happens to many, I'm sure.
Children will make you into a Waffen-SS officer faster than anything.
Very true.
And yes, we make decisions before we are racially aware in many cases.
So he says, I am of 100% European ancestry, confirmed by family history and one of those DNA tests that I would never take these days, but I did a few years ago.
My wife's father is also 100% European, but my wife's mother is 100% Mexican.
And I probed on that, and I'll get to that in a second.
Don't misunderstand.
I'm not going to abandon my family based on anyone's opinion.
And of course, we would never suggest you do, but I wanted to get more involved in white advocacy events.
I assumed that this would be a problem.
I don't actually know being fairly new to all this compared to yourselves.
So I'm curious.
She doesn't even look Hispanic.
We've been to Europe together twice and she's always mistaken for a Greek, Italian, Romanian.
Subtle dig on our Balkan and Mediterranean friends.
And my boys are white as sheets.
Ha ha.
I'm not the sensitive type.
I'm interested in honesty.
So I just probed and asked, obviously, I'm 100% Mexican, could be 100% Spanish.
What are we talking about here?
All right.
Her DNA results, something like 20% from Indio.
Her mother is fairly Indio, no white that I can detect.
So maybe 50%.
She's tall and slender.
My wife looks olive at best, hence the confusion with southern Europeans, not very dark at all.
A little spicy, maybe to use the phrase that I suggested.
Okay, yeah, we'll leave it at that.
So he's 100% white and wifey has got some Native American admixture there from south of the border.
Let's go to Rolo first.
Rolo, what do you think about our correspondent and whether he should be blacklisted and shamed and hide in the shadows for all eternity with his mongrel race at home?
Well, you know, think back to that thing that Jared Taylor said when that person that was some kind of star said, like, oh, what about me?
Am I white?
And she's like, well, y'all look white to me.
Sorry, you look white to me.
I mean, it's, it's, I'd have to see a picture.
That's basically that's what I'm getting at.
Yeah.
Well, uh, if you, if you, if you show up to like a skin ahead concert with like a black person, like that's going to stand out.
But if it's someone, like, they're not going to, it's, it's not a, you know, it's not a game show.
Like they're not, they're not going to like, they're not going to test you at the door.
I suspect I would put money down that this wife indeed looks white presenting, that the kids are.
She probably looks like you.
He's thank you.
Yeah.
I've been catching those late, uh, you know, late summer rays.
So I'm brown again.
Uh, but I suspect it's not a problem.
Yes, we have had this question many times before.
We've addressed it a couple times on here.
Answer is, of course, it depends.
Um, I don't want to upstage them here, but I would say the practical way of doing this is he's already shared that, you know, he's not being, he's not hiding it or whatever.
Maybe they won't notice.
You know, he's being upfront about it, which is always the best way to go.
And just you yourself, you know, find a good group.
We can try to, it sounds like he's already maybe got a niche there with the white noise radio.
But just go hang out with your local guys or try to meet a local guy and be honest about it and be like, look, you know, I'm not going to foist myself on this if this is a problem for you.
I guess I get it.
But small admixture that's not Jewish in a wife who looks white and your kids look totally white.
I'm not losing any sleep over that.
Now, I do want to, I do want to add to that.
Yeah.
It's because when you when you told us about this offline, I thought you were going to get at Jewish and that's a that's a big no-no.
But but when it's like part something that's probably already heavily white admixture to begin with, but I stand by.
I'd have to see him.
But from my from what he described, I'm going to guess sounds like she looks like you.
Yep.
His wife is 24 point.
All right.
24 Otomi, pre-Spanish Mexican.
So yeah, so she's so her mom is, yeah, you get everything split by half.
So his wife is a quarter Indio.
So his kids are 12.5 and they look white.
Call me softie.
I'm still not getting my panties in the bunch about it.
We might not run him for senate from Ohio.
But, you know, Sam, before I keep rambling, go ahead.
What do you think?
Well, yeah, it is a it is a ticklish topic in a sense.
I suppose the very first thing that I would say, okay, this movement is not for non-whites, period.
Someone who is non-white just doesn't belong in it, period.
Now, the other side of that is, oh, okay, well, how are you going to define white?
You're going to say no non-white.
So tell me then who's out and who's in.
Yeah, it does start to get a little tricky.
I guess, yeah, it gets to be a little bit gray edge to things.
As far as these DNA tests, somebody might really not like this, but I don't put too much trust in those.
I was reading that they have anywhere, the best ones have something like an error rate of 5 to 15 percent.
That's a lot.
That could make you like not something at all, or it could make you something.
So I would say that most people know their parents and grandparents and great-grandparents is not too hard to find out.
Anyways, if you get to the, you know, fifth, sixth generation, you're talking about less than 1% of what you are.
So I don't think it's too hard to know that.
And, but I would say it comes really down to the person themselves.
Like you say, you look at the person, yeah, they look white or they pass for white, whatever wording you want to look.
I look at it like, okay, you're coming with me to the skinhead gig, you know?
Now, are you looking forward to it?
Are you hoping that they don't notice you?
Are you hoping that you don't get your ass kicked?
Or are you looking at it like, yeah, these are my people.
I can't wait to go.
Yeah, not a hangup.
Yeah, I think that that has a lot to do with it there.
And that's coming from inside and how well you know yourself and things like that.
So, you know, I think it's actually a topic that deserves some thinking about or talking about even, because our enemies will use this a lot.
Oh, there is no such thing as race.
There's no such thing as a white person.
Oh, what is a white person?
No one even used that term white race until like the late 1700s.
There was no such word like that.
You know, I mean, the thing is, if you don't prepare to what the enemy says, you could be caught flat-footed, unable to respond properly and things like that.
So the fact that something is maybe not exactly definable does not mean the thing doesn't exist.
The fact that we might argue about or question certain things does not mean the thing does not exist.
I think that most people have a really good sense about who they are and what they are.
And particularly mixed people, a lot of times, end up siding with that, you know, 5% or 8% or something.
You know, they're some small percent American Indian.
Suddenly they're all American Indian.
You know what I mean?
Especially with women.
Far often.
Very good point, Rolo.
Far often the women side with that 5%, especially when it's kind of their special little amulet.
And my point about that is if you got somebody, man or woman, whoever it is, that they're constantly insisting on their 5% or 8% or whatever it is, I'd say that's not a person to associate with because they will always be bringing up this other thing.
You know what I mean?
That's the danger of it is that they would be unloyal or untrustworthy.
So if a person has a good sense of themselves, they look white as far as they know they're white.
I'd say that's about as good as it's going to get.
And going much more than that is, it's just sort of you're spinning your tires and you're just going to argue with something about somebody.
I mean, unfortunately, there are nationalities that absolutely a large bulk of them do not accept the other nationality.
You know what I'm saying?
Like European nationality.
So I'd like to get away from all that.
You know, there is this thing called a white race, right?
It's not perfectly easy to define it when you get right down to looking at it in a microscope.
It's not real.
But that doesn't mean it's not real.
And there, you know, we are, we are linked by our culture and our religion and our music and our prayers and our families and our traditions and our, the way we look and and you know what one one yeah, our traits of various types.
And there's, there's one thing you know, like I say, if you go back a certain amount of time the the, the difference between Eastern European and a Western European, or one area or one country or another, would be considered very distinct and pronounced.
Here in America we tend to kind of gloss them over a little bit like oh, you're an Anglo, you're you're a Germanic, you're this, that it's.
You know, in America you, you could easily be five or six nationalities and you know, if you are two nationalities, you're like a purebred.
Before in America stud farm, we were a European Mutt stud farm.
Yeah yeah well, in in America you are white, like very, very rare, like it's like only that, like Michael Jones buffoonery, like no, I'm not white, I I'm German, Irish or whatever he would say.
But but no, people don't really do that anymore because we're so many Europeans.
Very few people are like, yeah, very few people are like, well, I'm Welsh Dutch German Norwegian Italian great, it's just like you're.
Just, you are white, and yeah, and that's not Irish or Czech or German, and it's because we're around so many non-whites that it's like okay well, what is white?
Like well uh, I'll stand next to Paco, Jamal and Ahmed and then you tell me what, what is white now?
Now, you ask that question, but when I, when it comes down to like, you got to see them uh the, the Latinos, they have a specific look about them, like they got the flat noses and the round cheeks and and their, their heads are different looking.
Because I, I work with a Mexican guy, like from Mexico, but he, he is a very high caste, like he is he's, he is more pale than me, he just has a Mexican accent.
So is this person of Spanish descent?
Because like Indio yeah, because like is it isn't.
Isn't Indio European a thing?
Well, Indio, we're meeting.
They're native to the Americans.
Yeah, they're descended from the thing.
Now, now, Shadows, here's the other thing, back to Shadows.
He's come across as very candid and friendly and with no hang-ups about this, right?
He's just being very sincere about it.
Now, if his wife comes out to a meetup and goes and starts doing a rain dance, then it's probably if it's really hot out and then they just and they're all really thirsty.
But yeah, yeah, she's a core, she's a quarter Indio.
So the kids are 12.5.
That is significant, but it's not that significant.
Anyway, I still think my advice is go, like he should just, you know, meet up with some people and see if you know.
We can go really hard, go really hard on race.
Actually, here's what you do: show her the Devon Stack Gallup edition, and it's all about Gallup, New Mexico, and what basically Indians, American Indians, are like.
And then if she says, oh, that's horrible.
How dare you say that about those people?
Well, you know, don't bring her along.
But if she's like, oh my gosh, these people are awful.
And they are.
They really are.
But otherwise, like, you got that 12%.
You get that medical and you get that dental.
You get that free crap.
I mean, we're already paying for it.
Now, here's a fun, real quick intellectual experiment.
I'm curious what you guys think about this.
Hypothetical, don't give me any goof.
Your wife has to have 25% admixture from a race other than Europe.
Now, don't give me any Sicily or Caucasus or whatever.
I'm talking East Asian, South Asian, Native American, African, Jewish, Central Asian.
There's only two wrong answers.
Okay, so the low, I would, I would rather my wife have a quarter African admixture than a quarter Ashkenazi Jew admixture.
That's Jewish is the wrong, Jewish is the wrong answer.
That's the bottom of that's the, oh, of course it's not top, but that's, I, I think, yeah, and then African is the next.
Yeah, 10 years ago, they're going to be the ugliest.
Right.
That you might have, yeah, some curly-haired athletic children, but I, I, I suspect that the vast majority of our guys would probably say East Asian.
But in terms of genetic proximity, Sam, I think that you're right that Arab or Central Asian, something that's literally geographically Phoenician and like Lebanese is probably too easy of a one.
You know, well, yeah, yeah.
Okay, actually, so you, you have to, you have to phrase this because you, there, there's parts, there's parts.
Coach is promoting race mixing and admixture.
I'm full house.
Well, you, you, you, well, if you're gonna, because this is just a hypothetical, we're not, yeah, we're not recommending you doing this.
We're not giving you permission to do this.
This is not expressed.
Yeah, it's just, it's just a hypothetical.
But, but you, you have to, you have to set the rules.
Like when it comes to like Central Asians, because there's parts of Central Asia, like, yeah, right.
There's a, there's a lady I work with from Kazakhstan, and I thought, I thought she was Russian, but yeah, because you could, you could cheat and do stuff like that.
And I, because I asked her if she was from Eastern Europe.
She's like, I think Central Asia.
I'm from Kazakhstan.
But she had, she was white with green eyes with blonde hair.
So like you could go to Central Asia and pick that.
And as far as I'm concerned, no, no, no, you don't get, you don't get to cop out and do that.
You have to pick like the sandiest monkeys of all the Arabs.
So you get like, you get like Somalian, Somalian black.
You get, look at me, I'm the captain now.
You don't get Stacey Dash.
You get like five foot tall, squat, 300 pound toad person for your Mexican.
What do you got?
Oh my God.
You got Melee.
You got Osama bin Laden.
Now with East Asians, you can go like Chinese, Japanese, roll the dice.
Sometimes they got weird shaped heads.
But yeah.
I think I would actually go Arab or Indio over East Asian, despite, I think, the rational decision due to IQ and civilization.
Japanese would be better, but I just can't stand like I don't like the look of Hoppas.
Asian women have never been attractive to me.
They've been attracted to me, but they just look so strange to me that I think I would even choose a little bit of rain dance, you know, tomahawk power over rice patties and, you know, Shintoism.
And then this is also, this is also a quarter where some after two generations can blend better than others.
Like blending with a black, they're still going to probably look kind of weird.
Like Heidi Klum's kids with seal are the most offensive orcs.
Like this is like this is an insult to God I've ever seen.
There's no way if they had children with a white person, they would look good or normal.
But there are a lot.
Do you remember I am Malala?
Was she the one who got like facially scarred in Afghanistan or something?
So I don't know what happened to her, but the thing is, the point is she's really ugly.
And there's a lot of thrown in her face, I think.
Well, I don't know.
I don't care.
I mean, I've seen plenty that didn't have acid thrown in their face and they looked worse than her.
So the point is, like you can find some Central Asian Arabs that look kind of okay, but that's probably because they have some European admixture in them.
Because Iran was, there's a lot of fair skinned people.
Yeah.
I mean, Lebanon is basically Greeks.
So I think you just, you have to just define it as like, you got to look at East Asian, Chinese with like the sloped heads.
And then like.
Okay, she, it wasn't acid.
She was struck in the head by a bullet in Pakistan by Taliban.
Yeah.
So it's, I, yeah, there's been acid face women activists from that.
Yes.
Yes, there are.
Yes, there are.
She got, she got domed.
Damn.
Perhaps naughty.
And I'm, and I'm sorry that that happened to her, but that's no excuse for having an inferior face.
Okay.
A bullet to the head.
It's, you know, not going to reshape your bones.
She's not an attractive.
She's not an attractive woman.
I went to school with a lot of Middle Eastern girls and I think one looked good and the rest of them.
And even she, like her face was good, but her boy, her back was like Robin Williams.
Now, am I crazy?
Am I crazy to think that Native American women do often have a beauty to them or am I getting gaslighted?
No, I think you're looking at some kind of painting that romanticizes those paintings.
You know, they always show the red man on a horse or something.
The Indians were not horsemen.
You know, the Europeans had to bring horses to the scene.
No, what coach saw was a Brazilian woman with a bunch of German admixture that they put a feather in her hair.
And then he's like, wow, Native American, there's something to them.
Most National Geographic Native women, they look pretty hot at the time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, those are Brazilian models.
Yeah.
Well, I don't think there are any.
There can't be any pureblood, naive Americans still walking around.
I think at most, there's like half at most.
Oh, yeah.
Well, they fight about that on the, you know, on the reservation to qualify as a member of the tribe and to get all the free garden delights.
You have to prove, you have to go through a lot of, and they, they argue with each other and sue each other over who's legitimately Indian.
So intellectually, I think East Asian makes the most sense if you're thinking with your brain.
If you're thinking with your racial awareness, the geographic proximity of Central Asia or Arabia is probably closer to your genome or phenotype or whatever.
And then if you're really, if we're going like up tier, you know, high cheekbones, beauty, then perhaps there might be some Indios out there.
I honestly, I don't, I don't think that the Arabs would be closer.
I think there's just an illusion of that because the Arabs moved into places that still had Europeans in them.
You a genetic evolutionary phrenologist?
No, more historical conquest.
I think that's what happened.
It's like, you know, the Moors moved into other countries and you have people that look European, but they're brown.
Yeah.
And I don't, I, I just, I have to disagree, but like having met a lot of like Arab people and having met Arab people that that are like Iranian, where they look very European, just with darker skin, because you're not, you're, you're saying it has to be 25%.
And if you're picking Arabs, I don't think they are close to us.
I think Arabs are closer to Africans than they are to Europeans.
Well, you should be closer to the people.
Well, they are.
Those countries were all white countries at one time in history.
Even the Moors were very white.
If you look at old pictures of them, you know, they slowly browned as the Muslims mixed with darker populations.
Because in Islam, it's a very expressly stated thing that you can marry anybody as long as they're Muslim, whereas the Christians tended to stay with their own race.
So that's, I think that word Arab means darkening, actually.
It was used like when the sun goes down.
That's the darkening.
So, and the word Arab is used far from Arabia too.
Like Egypt, the official name of it is something like with the word Arab in it, you know, or Indonesia.
They use that term Arab.
A lot of Muslims there.
An Arab republic or something.
So like the, it's being Arab is like not exactly one thing.
It's like a mixture of things.
Well, you just named two very Muslim places too.
Oh, yeah, no, because under Muslim, under, it's under the Muslim rule.
Yes.
But my point is, I don't think Arabs are close to us at all, genetically.
Not close to us.
Or whatever, whatever.
Yeah, whatever you want to call those people.
So maybe.
Well, yeah.
So maybe, so maybe that, maybe the Indians might be the closest.
Maybe.
Even though I think Indians are just Indians are not.
There's always than East Asian.
They look more like us than, yeah, because I think for the sake of the audience that's going to turn off the hit the stop button on this podcast, the I think there's always a nice white girl out there for you to find.
And, you know, and somebody is always, you can, you know, you might have a girl and then there's some question about her ethnic makeup, then you, or you break up with her.
Now you go with another one.
And then, oh, you know what?
If you analyze any of us right here on this show, you could deconstruct anything in a way to put a question mark on it.
The fact is, if you are white, you have the flag, you're wearing your flag on your face.
You are white.
There's always a nice white girl out there.
You don't have to dabble in the East or the Arabic or whatever it is.
Yes.
But I do let it go.
But I am letting it go.
Don't interrupt me when I'm making a point that's not stupid.
I do think it is interesting which races are connected to us.
Not for dating, just in general.
Because you can look at ABOs and just say there is absolutely nothing human there.
And you can look at Mexicans and you can say, okay, there is clearly European Spanish in you, and you are some kind of pygmy demon monstrosity offspring.
So I do think that is actually interesting, not for the sake of breeding, but for the sake of studying.
Anthropology.
Yeah, who came from where?
Because I've wondered for a long time, what are Indians?
Like, not, you know, they're Mongolian.
They cross the Bering when there was a dot, not feather.
Oh, oh, yeah.
This is the dramatic because their behavior is so bizarre and they're so like conniving and they're dirty and they're cheap.
They're like they're the worst aspect of every race.
And then they live in filth.
Yeah, high population density, high humidity, all that stuff, but not quite African.
According to genetic studies, the populations closest to Europeans genetically are those from the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, often collectively referred to as West Eurasians, meaning they share a significant portion of their genetic ancestry with Europeans.
This includes groups like Arabs, Iranians, and some populations in the Caucasus region.
Of course, Armenia.
Well, that's right.
And I agree with that.
I do agree there's parts of Central Asia that's very like you look at someone, it's like, okay, yeah, they look like a white Mongol and a Russian.
And as I was reading about this DNA testing thing, they were saying that, you know, the fact is that many different groups overlap with each other.
So let's say, you know, some sub-Saharan nigger is going to have some, may have some what appears to be European DNA because they just happen, they do overlap.
You know, we are made of all these different RNA and DNA and all these things.
And, you know, some things, you know, we have things in common with plants and animals and things too.
So, you know, it does get to be a matter of interpretation.
And that's why I would urge caution in putting too much stock in this DNA tests.
Fair enough.
Sam, due to my lack of discipline and my stupid hypothetical metaphorical question, which I do find mildly interesting.
Yeah.
The audience knows that they need to network.
They know that, and we've banged the drum that you, even if it's not for like get-togethers and socializing, it's for survival and for knowing your neighbors and stuff like that.
But no BS, what you guys have put together in the Midwest, Midwest Network, is impressive, large, growing, and high quality.
So the essentials on that, if you would, big guy, not as an advertisement, but wherever you want to take it.
Like you were saying in the first half of the show, you know, should we go vote or what do you, what should you support?
What should you do?
Well, if there's one thing you should do, it's show up to events like this.
If not this one, then ones like it.
We had an absolutely grand time.
I don't even know how to put it.
Just every single day of it was packed with activity.
And again, it's always humbling, encouraging, heartwarming to run into people who love the show.
And I'm greeted like I'm some kind of hero, which is hard to wrap your mind around, really.
It feels good, though.
And they said, coach, you know, how about him?
When are we going to see him at something like this?
I'd like to meet Coach.
I said, well, Coach is very lazy.
No, no, I didn't say that.
I didn't say that at all.
There was just no long drive, soccer, school, it just wasn't happening.
Yeah.
And I said, you know, we over the years, we have talked about, hey, you know, you have come to this area before and it would just, it would just have to work out right.
You know, you'd have to plan an extra day off or something around something to come to it.
But so that was nice to hear too, that they, you know, they asked.
And then I also had someone say, Rolo's really funny.
So that was nice.
That was nice of you to lie and pretend someone's sucker born every minute.
Yeah.
But that was a nicer way of phrasing it.
Let me tell you, this event was great for the merch, if nothing else.
That's what really matters.
We really moved.
I mean, it was very thoughtfully done.
First of all, I moved quite a few full house t-shirts.
That's right.
But aside from that, I posted some pictures to you guys of some of the things.
You know, they use the logo from old style, you know, the beer old style is brewed somewhere in these parts over here.
And so they had the beer koozies with the old style logo, but with the mid with the words Midwest, you know, Midwest Network, which is our like flagship group.
It's really like a group of groups, you know, it's like a coalition, I would say, more than it is like a membership type thing where you attend meetings.
It's more of a coalition of groups that cross-promote each other and work together and foster friendships between leaders of groups, especially, which is what we need, what we need.
But so that, and then the other logo that was used is, you know, the Chicago flag, which would be very well known to people.
You know, not a lot of cities or states really, you don't even know what the flag is to a lot of places.
But for some reason in the Chicagoland area, they, they utilize the Chicago people will, you'll see people with a Chicago patch on their hat or a Chicago patch on their jacket.
A lot of businesses will somehow work the logo into their, you know, into their advertising or into their own imagery.
And so they, we, they use the flag, but instead of the little red stars going horizontally across the middle, they made them into a little red Celtic crosses, which made for, you know for, especially for somebody from that area which would uh, you know, get that.
So they we, we had a bunch of flags made, I shouldn't say a bunch.
We had a certain amount made, not not knowing how fast those would sell.
I mean, everybody grabbed one of those immediately and those sold out almost immediately.
But uh also, the same similar logo was used on the t-shirt, because just everything was incredibly well done.
As I said, every day was packed with activity.
We had tug of war, we had the stein hoisting contest and I bet if I if, if I gave you a couple guesses, you'd guess who won that one.
Our brother Nate, oh yeah, I was gonna say Smasher was the Stein winner at an old, Evergreen event, and Nate actually was the first name that came to mind.
If somebody there you go see, mind over mind over matter yep yeah, exactly so.
And strength too yeah yes, and uh, playing all those drums over the years.
You know, I mean, those arms have got to be made of steel, and uh, but uh yeah, so we had, we had tug of war, including the women doing tug of war, which is very hot.
Did you do men versus women?
We did not do that.
We did not do that.
We could have found everyone was wearing their traditional German clothes and uh, so that made it even funnier.
But uh we we, the men, did their competition, including yours truly, and then the women did theirs, and that was and coach, you made the like you just said they're hot.
We talked about pictures were kind of arousing and and you know, and one in one hand the the uh, the women in their outfits it's, it's wholesome in one way, because because it's, it's beautiful and it's traditional.
But you know, let's just be honest, the boobs were popping out and uh, you know who doesn't like that?
It was like a St. Pauli girl advertisement.
It was like yes, when I saw my Serbian wife in a traditional German dress, I said oh hell yeah jackpot hell, yeah is all you can say.
So yeah, it was um, it was amazing, the food was amazing.
Again, we have people that are in charge of every aspect of these details and every single thing was a home run, from the, the food that was selected and um the.
We had the maypole, we had the people were.
They carried the streamers.
You know, you wrap it around the maypole.
It's just kind of a fun little exercise to do.
We, we had the midnight hike with a couple of uh flags uh, being carried out in front and with torch, torchlight.
So uh, you know it, it was amazing, uh.
And another um, uh nice touch was uh, a callback to the um days of George Lincoln Rockwell.
There's a little flyer there.
Maybe we could put it in the show notes or something like that.
But if you brought a white T-shirt, we had a setup where they would silk screen the same T-shirt that was used in the 1960s when Marxist Lucifer Kuhn came to Marquette Park.
And he was going through there, and the people turned out by the thousands, and they were throwing bricks and bottles.
And King himself even remarked that this was the most hostile.
hateful group of people he had ever encountered.
And that's including like Mississippi and Alabama.
And anyways, if you look at the picture in the flyer, there's a lot of young people.
There's George Lincoln Rockwell, one of the pictures.
There's a Catholic priest carrying the sign that says white power with a swastika above it.
Them were the days, you know.
And anyway, I'm looking at it right now, of course, on camera.
It's really crystal clear.
There's no obfuscating that.
There's no secrets.
Wear that one in church.
I thought he was dog whistling at me.
So anyways, it was just a nice little piece of history there.
The flyer accompanied it, you know, a little synopsis, 60s, 70s, 80s, because those Marquette Park rallies went all the way through the 80s until finally they were not allowed by the city anymore.
But Marquette Park, the big actual park in the neighborhood, Marquette Park would be filled with Klan, Nazis, skinheads.
And, you know, they would harken back to that days for that decades before.
So it was just fun and funny.
And you got something to take away a bit of nostalgia that you could take home with you.
Then we had an extremely dynamic and exciting speech oration by Mr. Conti.
Yeah.
Mr. Conti was there.
He did a bang up job, got everybody charged up in the heart of the forest.
We were all huddled around and he gave us some good words.
A bunch of us ended up going.
I'm back on the show in the near future.
We talked about that.
Everybody was talking to him because, you know, he's somebody.
And I waited to finally, maybe a day or day and a half in, finally he was by himself.
I went up and said, hey, how's it going?
You know, we loved having him on the show.
And he said, yeah, I want to come on there again.
And because with his German, you know, he's got his German book he wrote.
And I said, yeah, absolutely.
We got to have you on again.
So it was all good feelings.
And, you know, of all the events and all the things, all the games and good times, meals, everything, just those late night, you know, when it gets beyond midnight, one, two in the morning, people have had a few beers and there's those heart-to-heart conversations that people have.
That might be the best aspect of it all is just being together, relating together, being honest, you know, being open, things like that.
There's really no price on that.
But we all, no, I shouldn't say we all, a number of us went to Byzantine Catholic church on Sunday morning, which itself was a remarkable experience.
We ended up talking to the priest who the sanctuary there is just absolutely covered in these icons and come to find out when we talked to the priest, he's personally painted those on there himself.
So that was quite amazing.
Yeah.
And then just walking around the grounds, some of the people there kind of highlighted some of the features.
They keep bees on the property.
There's a stream that runs through the property and it's all, it was all put together in a way like to be environmentally, you know, harmonious with the natural terrain and stuff like that.
So it was, we had a great morning then.
And, you know, we just carried through the day.
You know, it was just a great time of being together.
A lot of laughs, a lot of tears, a lot of great food and fun times.
So, you know, definitely, I have a number of people I'm in contact with, just like with you coaches.
Hey, you should come out.
And yeah, maybe I will.
I'd like to.
It's not going to work this time.
Definitely try to, if you can, anyone who happens to be listening, you have to be vetted.
Somebody's got to know who you are or you have to be vetted one way or another.
This is high security event for, you know, for the comfort and safety of people who do want to come here with their families.
We had a lot of people from old to the very, I shouldn't say very old, but from, you know, people who are older than me down to, you know, very young children.
And it's a wholesome event for sure.
Amen, Sam.
Thank you for contributing to that, obviously.
The pictures looked awesome.
In the interest of full disclosure, as the audience could probably tell, I'm a little bit jaded.
We've done the big meetups and stuff and networking and starting groups and trying to do good things.
And they go one way or the other.
And the sort of negative Nancy on my shoulder is like, ah, you don't need to go to these things anymore or whatever.
But looking at those pictures and seeing a lot of the faces that I recommend that I remember, of course.
This one is, this is different.
And just having a good time too.
Like, like, it's not like you're there to like make a point or whatever.
You're enjoying each other's company.
It's a big tent.
You know, I had a lot of fun at some of those evergreen events when it was like, this is a safe space with no, you know, protection before the hostile enchlouse.
It was just, it was just a nice event.
And, you know, well, it's, it's, uh, what I will say about this is all of us, especially the core people, have been around a very, very long time.
And this event has been going on a long time.
And that, you know, think about in this movement.
And I'm not just blaming people necessarily.
It's the conditions and what society does and the government depression, whatever it is.
You know, there's not too many things that persist this long.
And also people, you know, you look at, think of all the people you've known through the years and how many have faded away, right?
You know, but then there's the true.
There's the true blue ones that stand firm, you know, so you got to think about those things.
And oh, yeah, one last and not last, last but not least, I'll mention the just looking at myself wearing a full house shirt, holding my guitar.
We had an amazing sing-along that would have absolutely put the fear of God in any enemy had they been around to hear the righteous thundering voices of the people.
We had a great time doing that too.
And that's certainly one of the high points of the event.
But events like this are really great if you can participate in it.
Absolutely.
Safety first.
You always have to be secure.
We have to know that, you know, there's not going to be any troublemakers, anything like that.
Sure.
But Audience who wants to get involved or join the Midwest network or come to a thing in the future.
I know there's a Telegram channel.
I'm sure they have a channel.
Email or yeah, any idea.
Where should they start?
Go to the channel, Midwest.
Yeah, go on the channel and you can contact people.
And it's Midwest.
It's like the Midwest of the country is kind of the idea of it.
It's to reflect the values of Midwestern people and not that we're against anybody in particular.
You know, our events, people come from all over the country to attend them.
So that's not necessarily a barrier, but it is the idea of it is to represent Midwestern values.
But yeah, definitely you can go to the channel and get to know people there.
And like I say, it's kind of a group of coal.
It's like a coalition of people.
I think that's stating it accurately.
Yep.
There's, yeah, you can leave comments in there.
So even a random Joe on Telegram can pop in there and be like, hey, I'm interested.
I'm in the area.
The channel is the Midwest Network on Telegram.
I'll put it in the show notes and I will circle it on my paper because there have been isolated incidents where I've said, I'll put that in the show notes and I haven't shame upon me.
Thank you, Sammy Baby.
I'm sorry that I wasn't there.
Maybe, maybe next year, but yeah, three kids in sports kicks off and school, of course.
I hate it.
I hate the fact that school starts so early here.
August 19th this year, the kids went back to school.
Yes, I know I should be homeschooling, but kids seem happier to be back to school as opposed to here with mom and dad after all summer.
But that's a separate discussion.
God bless our homeschoolers.
And I don't cast shade on our public schoolers unless it's a black or violent or dangerous or really crappy school.
We have to talk quickly about RT Justice Department indictments for supposed Russian funding, funneling $10 million into tenant media, Lauren Chen and her husband, Donovan, Liam Donovan, not the conservative Lamo.
Benny Johnson, who we already know is a little bit of a shyster from a previous play.
Didn't he work for like BuzzFeed or something?
Yes.
Sounds crappy.
Yep.
Tim Poole, Lauren Southern, Ruben, the gay child theft master, and maybe a couple others.
But complicated, it's kind of complicated to try to hash this out at the end of it.
My initial thought was that the Russians did do this in the hopes of winning influence with what they thought were influential people in the U.S. media sphere.
And that I believe the story that the talent or the content creators were totally unaware of it and thus pinning the blame on Lauren Chen and Liam Donovan.
Now, maybe they didn't know.
They can probably, they're probably going to deny.
Like, we had no idea.
We thought this was this random, it's like French, Belgian, Armenian guy who gave them the big money as an investment.
Other thoughts, including from our pal Prussian Blue, says no, whatever you think about those people, this is a total setup or it was a total setup to shut down voices that were not in total lockstep with more weapons to Ukraine, Israel greatest ally.
Now, I know, you know, more immigration, et cetera.
And then you could be even more skeptical and say, no, they were all in on it.
They were taking money from the Russians.
They didn't do a very good job about it, but the Russians are so schizophrenic or ham-fisted with their global propaganda efforts.
And that I believe is actually 100% true.
They've been pro-BLM.
They've been like possibly pro-alt-right.
It's all over the place.
But Rolo, I'm pretty sure that you're all over this.
So your impressions of what actually went down with RT 10 million bucks and tenant media.
Well, a lot of these people, they're trying to just get donations wherever they can.
So it's very possible that they just saw money and it was bigger than ever.
And I'm not asking questions.
Look at me.
I'm Tim Poole.
I'm a crazy HAPA and I'm extremely unstable.
I'll take money from wherever.
Well, remember, it was going to tenant media, not directly to Tim Poole.
I've met Tim Poole and he reminded me a lot of Destiny in motor mouth and like maybe high verbal IQ, but says a lot without saying anything.
Obviously, I know he's got that.
Anyway, but I don't think Tim Poole like was literally getting like, oh, okay, yeah, say yes to this.
Do you believe in the stratification between like the tenant media owners and the Benny Johnsons and the Tim Pools?
Well, I was, I was basically saying that I think that a lot of the people that were getting the money, the Tim Pools, the Lauren Chins, the Lauren Southerns, they were unaware that they were being directly paid by Russian interests.
Okay, agree.
That's what I'm saying.
Like they're just, they're getting money and then they're not saying like, all right, where did this come?
I need a paper trail.
No, I think they were just like, oh my gosh, I finally made it to the big time.
I think that's, that's most likely what happened with those guys.
Oh, that's human nature, too.
Like, this person wants to pay you a lot of money.
Now, it's different when you're creating content to influence minds and people, which I don't think anybody's ever accused us of being overcompensated, nor Russian agents, by the way.
Well, I'm sure someone has.
Not yet.
But for the, yeah, for the record, no, no foreign.
You'd think that the Russians would have approached me at some point and be like, hello, Mr. Coach.
You have an interesting podcast.
You seem to be reasonably pro-Russian.
No, it hasn't happened.
Sorry to disappoint.
No titillating stories there.
It's crossed my mind.
Maybe.
But you can send us a lot of money.
No, no, no, don't say that.
No, you cannot.
No, no, no, just in general.
Like anyone listening?
Oh, yes.
Random American.
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
I'm not.
Yeah, I'm not talking about special interest groups.
I'm just in general, you know.
It's yeah, it's like I actually think that I am not viable and be like, you know, it's not happening.
But I'm sure that other people have thought that too, right?
Well, I'm an independent person.
You can write me a check for a million dollars.
It's not going to change the way I probably not the case when push comes to shove.
Well, they're probably clever enough to know that there's probably people that are like that and they can outsmart them by just here's a PR person that's going to help you, or this is a person to help you manage your money.
Oh, by the way, here's a check for $30,000.
And then that person just keeps saying stuff into their ear.
And then if you surround yourself with one type of opinion, then eventually you will change your opinion to that.
Let's assume that the Department of Justice is correct and that there's no reason to not trust this administration.
I mean, that's the one thing, right?
It's like, well, it's the DOJ.
It's election season.
Of course, they're just going to make this up out of whole cloth.
I'm kind of maybe that's not that's still like a lingering naivete that they're capable of such mendacity, but I mean, you think that there's got to be some meaningful.
This is what I think about like like the Trump thing, like what Trump did.
I'm not going to say that Trump didn't do it, but they all did it and they just decided to go after Trump.
So how many how many left-wing retards like Destiny or Hassan are getting money from other type of special interest groups that they're just not looking into?
Of course, like the glaring double standard Israel and Jews.
That's what I mean.
That's what I mean.
It's just like they're probably just.
Doesn't need to be said.
Yeah.
But yeah.
Yeah.
You're welcome.
But yeah, like Destiny or Hassan, like for all we know, they're getting money from like Chinese spies.
Like there was another person that had an, I can't remember who it was that had a Chinese spy in their cabinet.
It was someone in the government.
I can't, I can't remember.
And who's the New York government?
Kathy Holtz.
The DA.
It was her chief of staff or assistant chief of staff or whatever was a Chinese agent or operator.
That's what it was.
Right.
Right.
Yeah.
So there's stuff like that going on and they just look the other way because they're looking for white people putting up stickers that say reject poison.
Because it doesn't matter that like Tim Poole is a wet fart of a person and his opinions are garbage.
But but he's probably better than Benny Johnson and Ruben.
Well, yeah, of course, of course he is.
I was going to say he's far enough to the right that they might want to say like, look, people might get bored of this guy and want they want a little harder drugs.
Like this guy.
Yeah, more honest.
He's clearly dissent.
Like you see him dance.
Yeah, I won't go into specifics or I hate Kurt Metzger with a with a burning passion.
He's not Tom Metzger's son, is he?
No, he's not.
No, no.
No, no.
Kurt Metzger's uncle was a rabbi.
So I'm fairly certain he's not related to Tom.
But there's people out there.
Yeah, like Tim Poole.
You can tell that they know more than they let on.
And it's so obvious that they're lying.
Correct.
100%.
And let me kind of give it a little bit of a tip.
Go ahead.
I was going to say a lot of people, they like that.
Like they get into that because it's available because, you know, we're not syndicated everywhere.
So they take what they can get because they're just not happy with the media that they're given.
And then eventually their brain starts turning back on and they're like, okay, I need something better.
I'm tired of this guy.
Like it's like the book Twilight.
The girl who wrote 50 Shades of Gray wrote it as Twilight san fiction because she was so upset that they never got to the raunchy X-rated stuff in their relationship.
So people are people are like that with Tim Poole.
They're like, I can tell you like, I see that there's another step to this.
And then they go further.
And then that's just kind of what people did with Stephan Molyneux.
But they need to cap that wherever they can.
And they want everyone listening to either Sean Hannity or Rachel Maddow.
I mean, Destiny and Hassan and Ethan Klein are fine.
But preferably, don't go farther than Sean Hannity because he loves Israel and he wants you to spend all your money, boomer.
We probably should have done this in the first half instead of the Tucker there.
There's so much to unravel.
But what I wanted this, and I don't think this is unfair or ungentlemanly, but I met Tim Poole at a thing where we were able to have a civil, sober conversation.
And I sat up straight because he is somebody even, you know, I originally didn't like him because he was a vice journalist with the stupid beanie.
And then I like sort of more interest.
I don't care about that at all.
I found him more interesting as somebody who maybe was a principled liberal.
And we've seen this, of course, but was moving right in response to insanities.
And at a certain, I forget what we were talking about specifically, but and I was like, and you know, you know, why that is, of course, right?
He's like, no, I don't.
Why?
I was like, and it was because it's the Jews.
That's a terrible paraphrase.
And he sort of like chuckled.
And then that was basically the end of the conversation and he moved on.
I was a little bit more savvy about that.
There was more to it than that.
But as soon as I said that J word, it basically, that was the MK Ultra conversation.
And he didn't act like, but no, but I think he knew.
And I think he was like, okay, I prefer not to engage with one of the guys with the sunglasses from They Live.
Honestly.
But the idea that Russia would and argue, let's assume that Russia actually did funnel $10 million to Tenet via RT.
The indictment is of the two people who funneled the money.
Nobody knows what's happened to Lauren Chen, who's a Canadian citizen.
She's half Chinese, I believe.
Do you find her attractive, coach?
She's more attractive than 100% Asian.
Oh, sure.
Is that fair?
No, I don't find her attractive, but she's got an interesting story.
And people were saying, no, she's actually done real good streams where she's like walking around Montreal and just going, oh my God, this has turned into a hellscape, which she, of course, is not actually a French Canadian, regardless.
But what would be going through the mind?
So the left, of course, would say, this is the Russians trying to, you know, buy Trump a second term or whatever.
It's not at all clear that Russia would be better off under Trump than under Kamala for a litany of reasons that Mike Tracy rattled off, despite all Trump's talk about improving relations with Russia in 2016, quite the opposite throughout his first term, although they were still better than under Biden, significantly better.
Coincidentally better, we'll say.
Because of the war.
Because Trump probably would have done the same thing.
I think Trump probably like was sincere when he was like, wouldn't it be nice if we were friends with Russia?
Like that makes sense.
Yeah, but he was, but he was never forced into a position where he would have to fight them back.
So I think Trump probably would have done the same thing.
Yeah.
And he certainly sanctioned Nord Stream.
He sanctioned Russia.
He did a whole litany of things.
But what the hell were the Russians thinking?
Assuming that that's true by giving $10 million to tenant media, I guess you could just say, oh, well, they're just trying to buy influence with people who have high YouTube subscriber things and that's a drop in the bucket and it's worth it.
But I don't think those people, those people really do it.
I mean, they're mildly trying to get Trump elected.
They're maybe mildly Ukraine skeptical.
It doesn't see this being a case of like bad judgment and like thinking that you'd get a better return than you did.
And well, this is this is why I was always so skeptical of the narrative of Russia hacked the 2016 election.
Because the story they gave was so flimsy about how some Russians, they influenced the election with like making like ads on Facebook.
Yeah, to me, I don't know.
Bot farms, troll farms.
Yeah.
Because the official story comes from the, from the Jewish press right, and that's the real, the real red-pilled.
Uh, I guess analysis of this would be like, no, this is effing, this is Russia Gate, Russia hoax, Impeachment 2.0.
Like, just so, throw it out the window.
And so what actually happened?
Tenant media did no wrong.
Yeah that's, that's.
That's my question, is some something?
Something happened because they they didn't just make up like they said.
They said they said 10 million dollars with no proof, so something had to have happened, correct?
How about?
How about this, this country interfering in the elections of other countries?
Yeah, how about APEC interfering and buying influence and influencing elections?
What about all that?
I think that this Russia thing is like a small potatoes compared to any of that.
Yeah well, I mean we don't want to get into the the America being hypocrites game, because you can do that for everything.
It's like I mean going back to Saw Sololinsky.
You know, accuse your enemies of doing what you're doing.
Yeah like, did the Department OF Justice pursue Breitbart or Daily WIRE or any of these outlets for perhaps getting a significant chunk of money from Israeli sources?
Never in a million years yeah right, so some something must have happened that made them want to crack down for some reason.
And and there's, there's something there they wouldn't just make up trumped up charges.
And if they made up trumped up charges, I think it'd be easy enough for someone to come out and say no, this is completely made up.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Like we have evidence that proves the contrary.
But I mean look, they hemmed up Trump's entire first term with Russia Gate.
That was basically built on.
They went on for years remember, like the Mueller Mueller report, and then he came out like a doddering damn Alzheimer patient and he couldn't answer questions and it ended up with like a couple like lame ass indictments.
It was shambolic.
So I think we should probably assume that this is the same thing.
Merrick Uh Garfinkelstein, the attorney general, playing that, something like that, you know, playing by the same playbook.
I, I don't think it's crazy that Russia probably invested some amount of money in tenant to try to win influence.
Of course, it pales in comparison to what Israel did.
What?
What if they did it?
Just to like, get some positive press because they've been smeared so much?
Yeah well, because they've been smeared so much like hey, how about you guys like, don't make up lies about Russia.
Try that.
I have no idea how they?
We're not, we're not, we're not, we're not there.
But what?
There's two things, two things that you can always count on is, uh, Jews are gonna lie and the American government is gonna do the bidding for Jews.
I don't find anything out about her husband, Lauren Chens.
Um, I didn't dig too deeply.
What about Lauren Southern's husband?
Uh he's, he's hit the road by now.
Right oh yeah oh he, he kicked her to the curb because, you know she, she married a non-white and when he took her down literally literally, a blow nigger wasn't he?
Yeah, like he was an intelligence agent non-white yeah yeah yes, and uh he, she was harmful for his career, so he, he left her with a, with the brown kid, and left.
Yeah, I remember reading that story like i'm living in a trailer with my yeah and, and she's like you people are too.
You people are too mean to to women in this movement.
You don't create a friendly environment accent.
Anyway, I wanted to give a shout out to Prussian Blue who left me one of those interminable voicemails, but it was actually, he was like, no, dude, there's a preponderance of evidence that what they're trying to do, the goal is to shut down tenant media and those voices, which have been mildly critical of the Ukraine and Russia new, you know, Putin is Hitler.
Russia is new third rank fascist dictatorship.
And it's also scrambled.
Our guys say Russia is a communist Asian horde.
The left say Putin and Russia is like, you know, hippie.
Germany redo.
Yeah, it's insane.
And we'll find out.
My take is I believe that $10 million went to tenant media from Russia.
They thought they could influence some things, play the game.
And I suspect that old Lauren and Liam probably knew the score and perhaps isolated their talent from connections.
But we'll find out.
Lauren's been radio silenced.
Nothing from her Twitter.
I don't think she's been arrested.
I don't think you can abscond to Canada and hope to avoid the long arm of U.S. law.
Oh, I guarantee she's living in fear of a Trudeau extradition.
Trudeau would love to do it.
That guy is such a gay little tyrant.
That guy genuinely loves oppressing people.
Like the only thing he loves more than oppressing people is blindfolding himself and laying down pro in a bathhouse.
And speaking of immigrants, he proposed mild reductions in the Canadian invasion recently.
Sort of like Gavin Newsom vetoing the illegal alien 150K for new housing.
These guys, you know, they want to keep the train rolling in a certain direction and not have the masses get too angry.
But go ahead, Sam.
Sorry.
Well, you ever see these videos of Justin Trudeau where he happens to come across like the average citizen somewhere and they're cussing him out, calling him MFer and everything.
It's funny, you know, where it's like an unscripted moment where the hatred for him up there is, it's raw.
He is only popular among 40-year-old childless single women.
Yeah, I bet.
I'm serious.
Like that, that is the only demographic that likes him.
Justin Trudeau, Kier Starmer, Olaf Schultz, all these guys.
Joe Biden, Donald Trump.
House Broken White's playing the game.
Iman, Imam Merkel.
All right, gentlemen.
The dog is banging at the door.
It is 12.52 a.m. here on September 7th, 2024.
We're one month away from the anniversary of October 7th, the most deadly day in Jewish history since the Holocaust.
If we only had two more episodes in us, we could have had a 200th episode be that anniversary one.
We'll see.
We got a spectacular guest on the hook.
Don't know if we'll be able to make it happen, but we have a lot of other stuff in the pipeline.
And hopefully let us get to it or hopefully we will get to it before I get too black pilled or introspective or say, what the hell are we doing here?
And think that I don't want to become podcast race.
Anyway, Sam and Rolo will not allow that to happen for sure.
Coach didn't want to do this episode tonight.
I was, yeah, I was like, I'm tired, preoccupied, and I don't have too much content.
And then Sam was like, oh, come on.
I was like, okay, fine.
And then I said all he's doing is he's just, he's just making designs with his spirogram in the dark.
I don't know why he thinks that's being preoccupied.
I'm working.
I'm cleaning.
I'm cutting.
I'm child rendering.
I'm doing a lot of stuff here.
But playing with your spirogram.
Anyway, let's get the hell out of here.
Sammy Baby, you have the DJ booth.
I forgot to say we love you, fam.
And we'll talk to you next week, last week.
So that counts right there.
You know, this was 194 Telegram, fullhouse show at protonmail.com.
We're on Gab, still post them there.
And t-shirts, email or DM, and we will get you a t-shirt.
If you have been a significant friend or donor over the years, you get one gratis on the house, no pun intended.
If not, we will just say, okay, it's like 20 bucks, maybe 25 with shipping.
But don't quote me on that because the producer needs to get a little bit of cut.
I'm not taking a cut.
I just want to get the shirt, make sure I don't lose my shirt and then ship it to you for five or six bucks.
Sammy Baby, what do you got in the hopper musically?