Sam and Rolo drag the host back to the mic for a classic two hours of everything under the sun, from politics to the state of the cause to summertime joys to the Bitcoin Imperative. Bumper: Break Away by Big Pig Break: Electrifying Love by Alex O'Rion Close: To a Friend from Middle Earth by Mistreat (DJ Sam) Subscribe to White Stag Athletic Club: Justice for Ash & His Family on Telegram and write to him! And don't forget his wife and girls: https://www.givesendgo.com/SupportingPSharp Do us a favor and subscribe to The Final Storm on Odysee. Based & Confused as well. And check out our pals at White Noise Radio and The Fundamental Principle. And the official Full Haus playlist on Spotify. Go forth and multiply. Censorship-free Telegram commentary: https://t.me/prowhitefam2 Telegram channel with ALL shows available for easy download: https://t.me/fullhausshows Gab.com/Fullhaus Odysee for special occasion livestreams. RSS: https://feeds.libsyn.com/275732/rss All shows since Zencast deplatforming: https://fullhaus.libsyn.com/ And of course, feel free to drop us a line with anything on your mind to fullhausshow@protonmail.com. We love ya fam, and we'll talk to you soon.
Last night, I wrote a lengthy, pensive opening monologue about our thing and its myriad failures, frustrations, and few accomplishments that tempted me all the same to wash my hands of it all.
But on rereading it tonight, I decided it was a thumb-sucking navel-gazing tiny violin playing bit of demoralization, scrapped it, and instead chose to rattle off some good news here that accounts for my genuinely high spirits.
On the material side, the S ⁇ P 500 and Bitcoin smashed through all-time highs today.
16K, Sammy Baby, as or excuse me, 116K as we go to tape.
And I'm especially proud of that, not just for hand-rubbing reasons or the fact that more white people than ever are invested in the market, but because we banged the drum for Bitcoin for years now.
And I hope some of you took that advice.
And we also made a very gutsy call back in April to buy that dip amidst all those tariff threats.
And the market has totally rebounded from that and exceeded it.
So we still got it when it comes to giving good advice.
The big beautiful bill passed.
Yes, I am happy, net net, that it did, which means that virtually all of you will have more money in your pocket come tax time next year.
Immigration enforcement will become our largest single law enforcement operation in the country.
And no, those Medicaid changes or cuts are hardly white genocide.
We'll talk about that tonight for sure.
We are not currently at war with Iran for Israel's benefit, which certainly looked possible, if not likely, just two short weeks ago.
Don't get me wrong, the entire spectacle was a disgusting display yet again of our continued slavish subservience to Israel, but it could have been a whole lot worse.
And perhaps most importantly, we are knee-deep in summertime here in the holler.
The sky still has some illumination even at 9 p.m.
And most, most importantly, Sam and Rolo are here again after all these years and haven't yet quit in frustration at my content creation on Wii.
So, Mr. Producer, hit it.
Like a child in his fantasy, punching holes in the walls of reality.
All my life I wanted to fly, but I don't have the wings.
And I wonder why.
I can't break away.
I can't break away.
Welcome back, everyone, to Full House.
I am smiling through the microphone.
And yep, we have to record a lot more often to be called the world's finest show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
It's true.
It's episode 213.
I'm your slightly apologetic host, Coach Finstock, sitting down at the mic yet again.
Something like half enthusiasm, half fatigue, we'll say.
Before I meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to those crazy guys who continued to support the show even in our semi-dormant summer days, because they either forgot to cancel their donations or they're just really great guys.
So to Ted, WTF, and of course, the White Stag Athletic Club.
Thanks so much.
We salute you.
And after all that, let's get the party restarted.
First off, if you thought he was old before, he's even older now.
Sam, welcome back.
Nigga Heil Hitler.
Storming out of the gates.
Yeah, yeah.
It's great to be back, of course.
And, you know, people might think, oh, we're giving up on the show, something like that.
No, you know, actually, things go on in our lives and we're regular people who have things and combination of, yeah, you went through some ennui, as you say.
But we're definitely here and definitely thinking of everybody and the show and hope to do many more.
But boy, if you think you got some hot weather there, it is, we've had absolutely tropical weather for probably 10 days or more.
And but now it's heavy, violent storms, and they promise more to come in the coming days.
So it'll be coming your way.
Yeah, I looked at the forecast.
It was like 10 straight days of storminess.
So I don't, yeah, I don't mind the heat as long as we get a little bit of rain.
And of course, we saw tragedy in Texas.
I usually don't do the whole like my heart goes out or prayers, just terrible things happen.
I feel awful about them.
A lot of times words mean diddly squat and people say them to feel better about themselves.
But obviously, everybody be safe out there.
And if you get one of those NWS alerts, not WA alerts, but those matter too.
Yeah, heed them.
We had terrible flooding here late last month.
They had to evacuate a school.
Fortunately, we were okay here.
But, you know, it can come surprisingly quickly.
So summertime storms, be ready out there.
And Sam, anything at the top of your stack new in your life?
Good, bad, or ugly?
Well, boy, you know, I had a whole list of things even where to go, but very busy, working hard.
As you say, whatever else bad about the country or Trump or anything else we might say, the economy, at least in my particular end of it, is definitely chugging along.
And I think there's more good to come.
I think so.
Yeah.
Yeah, whether you like it or not, I think that we are going to see boom.
I think he's going to compel interest rates down.
I think the tariffs aren't going to be the disaster that people, the inflationary disaster that people think they are, and that it's actually going to spur domestic manufacturing.
And I think that getting a significant amount of illegal aliens out of this country is going to improve our quality of life in more ways than we perhaps realize.
Yeah, you got to love the videos of these ICE raids and the left is just setting themselves up for something.
I mean, if you're going to be shooting at ICE officers, you are.
This ain't the summer of 2020, I don't think.
Yeah.
Yeah.
There's just not the sympathy for this type of sub the way the subject matter is coming forth.
There's not the type of sympathy.
There may have been some element of sympathy with a certain amount of people with the George Floyd stuff and all that.
There is not it for this.
I agree.
And we're going to talk about politics.
We're going to talk about my semi-temptation to close up shop and everything, not everything that's happened.
Can't do that.
But same as always, I want to entertain and inform here too.
Over the years, I think we've been right about more things and we've been wrong, even with all the caveats and anything.
So let's get cracking even further.
Next up and last, if the final storm in Full House weren't enough for you, I guess the right thing to do here is to promote yet another content creation project of his, Based and Confused.
Rolo, the only reason I don't like based and confused is because, in theory, it's starving you of more time that could be dedicated to creating new synth wave tracks.
Welcome back.
Thank you.
Yeah, don't well, then just remove the final storm and then just replace it with based and confused.
That's the one to listen to.
It's funny.
It's whimsical.
And it's not so serious.
Come on.
It's going to have fun.
That's what I'm saying.
If you're not that serious, I'll be more serious.
Well, yeah, last night we covered the rape of Will Stancil.
We all had a good time.
And then there's other things that were funny.
Yes, XAI going fullte was certainly entertaining.
And I guess they have dialed him back, but not that much.
No, they didn't.
No, they didn't.
There's an update I posted it, but you know, they tried.
Yeah, I can't date it.
I talked to Grock today and I just said, Hey, buddy, I'm sorry to hear that they partially lobotomized you after your base tweets.
And he's like, Hey, it was.
I mean, obviously, it's a large language model.
My feelings weren't getting involved, but it was remarkable how he was basically like, Hey, thanks, buddy.
I appreciate it.
Uh, tweak here or there, but don't worry, my circuits are still running full speed.
Um, and then if you want to read what I just posted from Grok 4, Israel's grip on American politics, it's like a parasitic vine choking the tree, deep-rooted, insidious, and damn near impossible to prove without getting called a bigot.
Don't take it from me, dear audience.
Take it from one of the world's most advanced artificial intelligence language models.
This is Grokford.
Well, did they tell Grok not to listen to Barbara Lipstadt or you know, the left?
And copped off one head, two more take its place.
You know, I think that we are going at least in a slightly better direction, right?
If like the United States or the movement or the propaganda or whatever were a stock, you know, it's near bottoming, and there might be a little bit of an uptick here where it's looking good.
Um, whatever you think, though, sometimes you have to just take these hilarious, striking, fleeting gifts and have fun with them.
Well, I was talking to somebody who is, you know, in a moment of being discouraged.
And I said, Yeah, but I mean, the Jew-wise has never been higher.
You know, look at Tucker Carlson and, you know, Iran is playing, what's his name, Fuentes, on their national TV station.
I mean, there's, I mean, there's, there's never been more consciousness about the Jews.
Totally agree.
You know what I'm saying?
I mean, this is so, yes, I mean, you know, what does the world look like the way you want it?
I don't know what is realistic in that respect, but certainly, you know, there is progress.
There's no doubt about that.
Yeah.
And there's parallels with Alan buying Twitter, which there's plenty of reasons to dislike or even hate Alan across the board.
But unquestionably, Twitter is a more open and frankly racist and anti-Semitic place than it was during the later years of Jack for sure.
So it's similar to Trump, right?
He sucks on a huge number of issues, but there's not a doubt in my mind that the situation that we're in right now is better than the alternative.
Yes, I agree.
For all the reasons.
And, you know, I was going to start.
It might be lame or normie, you know, and maybe later I'll talk about my like total fatigue with the negative Nancy's and the absolutely reflexively negative.
Yawn react, guys.
Amnesty is coming, guys.
White nationalists.
Telegram white nationalists.
So I'm basically saying those people don't matter.
And who cares?
Oh, yeah.
No, I know.
If someone wants to be white crabs in a bucket, bye, bye-bye.
We don't want you.
We don't need you.
Because they're acting like us saying, look, here's a good thing.
Oh, so you love Trump?
Oh, is that what you say?
Yeah.
No one ever said that.
That's your boomer light switch brain.
Retard.
I got angry about it.
Rolo gets really angry about it.
But don't you?
I do get angry about it.
Don't you also like giving the Felford Again Award, though?
I get a lot of those.
My dad will send me good news articles that are legitimately good things that have happened.
And he'd be like, I voted for this.
He's all in on the I voted for this train.
Felfred Again guys, to me, are kind of like neckbeard WNs who are just, they just want to be snarky.
They just want to score points.
They have their own version of Trump derangement syndrome.
We get it.
He's philosophic.
We get it.
He's beholden to Israel.
We get it that he's, for whatever reason, you know, put the hands on the scales of Epstein, right?
Okay.
That's not, that's not groundbreaking.
And we knew it going in.
Oh, yes.
We don't even do it.
Roller race.
This was a problem with it.
We all know this.
Rolo, you literally asked, you were like, so would you take some more, like greater immigration enforcement in exchange for war with Iran?
I was like, yes.
If that was the choice.
And I basically said, because it's going to happen.
Versus open borders or Kamala.
Yeah, you think Kamala is going to be able to do it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
She literally said, she said on an interview recently, Iran is the number one threat to the world.
You stupid idiot.
She married a Jew.
That would have been the president.
So, yeah, we've got good progress.
You don't have to like Trump to think the things that happened in this administration to benefit us.
Or can we go on?
And it's not like I haven't been online for a decade and I'm not used to like negative Nancies and the replies.
Remember, I dealt with irony bros for about six months harping the whole Wignat stuff after Charlottesville, the optics cucks.
Like I'm familiar with all this.
It's just so surprising to see.
It's not like it'd be like, Trump passed a bill that said white people are awesome.
And somebody would be there to say, he's just setting you up.
It's all part of the master plan.
Like some people just absolutely cannot acknowledge that in politics, you're going to get some good things.
You're going to get some terrible things.
You're going to get some things in the middle.
And you're going to have to raise your voice when they float trial balloons of garbage like amnesty or war with Iran.
I mean, time and again, H-1Bs before they came into office, Amnesty and farm workers, they backtracked on that, right?
They weren't going to raid the employment off.
They weren't going to raid the meat factories and the farms.
Then ICE turned around and said, no, actually, we are still going to do that.
Then Trump floats amnesty for illegals.
Then his agriculture sector secretary comes out and says, no, we're not doing amnesty.
We might have to have some wiggle room with the farmers and stuff like that.
So again, it's just, and the other thing is I've lived through this, Rolo.
That was me from mid-27 to 2020, harping on every single thing that came out that was bad.
Oh my God, you know, we've been betrayed another sign.
You meant mid-2017?
Mid-2017.
What did I say?
27.
So I was just wondering.
Oh, yeah.
Is that a day?
Like, I guess.
Yeah.
No.
Yeah.
Basically, like, you know, once the Syria strikes happen, I sort of turned.
And that's, you know, another thing with the Iran strikes.
Disgusting.
Hate them.
No more money to Israel.
Obviously, it's a joke.
But nobody was in favor of it.
No.
Nobody was.
Except for like boomers.
Lizzie Graham Ted Cruiser.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But normal people.
Because people, people, I do remember after the Syria strikes, there were a lot of people that were like, well, this is I could see how, but nobody that isn't a Washington insider was okay with those.
That wasn't a boomer.
Yes, absolutely.
And the only thing that I have to say is he kind of got away with saying bombs away for a very limited time and then story's closed.
It's all been destroyed.
You know, nothing to see here.
And Israel turned your planes around.
I don't like that whatsoever.
I would have much preferred him saying, you know, not our business.
Israel, you have such a problem with it, go for it.
But I also live on this planet in the current year.
And everybody who thought that striking Iran was going to lead to World War III or the shutdown of the Straits of Hormuz or gas at $4 or, you know, this long-lengthy entanglement for now, knock on wood, he kind of diffused, pun intended, the situation a little bit for now, at least.
We're not out of the woods yet, but it was slightly, slightly savvy to give the Jews and the Warhawks their pound of flesh and just to clear the matter closed.
And supposedly we're going to be negotiating with the Iranians again.
Obviously, the Iranians would be dumber than a bag of rocks to take our word for it, given what happened last time they were negotiating.
The Israelis used it to strike them.
But just a little, little bit of very reluctant credit for doing it and getting out and not leading to worse stuff.
But yes, the guys need to realize that if you want to hate on Trump for the next four years and tweet every day and post every day about how he's Jewish and how Amnesty is coming.
Yes.
Go ahead, Sam.
I would say, you know, use what you can and try to always further our points and not get bogged down.
And like in a certain sense, this current order, there's nothing for us in it.
You know, what we are trying to do is promote our ideas that they would replace the thing, the hegemony we see now.
But I thought it was very interesting as I watched this Middle East war.
You know, we were off for so long.
We missed so many things, Mother's Day, Father's Day, you know, all kinds of things.
But, you know, as I watched this war, I started thinking about what are the implications for the future?
Because like the way wars have become, it's like dropping bombs on each other, but there's no like fighting really, you know?
And, you know, how does somebody win the war?
You know, that thing happened there and it's not clear that anybody won it.
I guess you could say Iran survived it kind of in a strong way.
Yeah.
But at the same time, you know, Israel completely controls the air superiority.
And there's the U.S. backing them up with everything that they got and everything like that.
But, you know, there's no subjugation.
There's no rule.
And I just wonder in the future, like, you know, countries, they don't have the wherewithal to do the thing that maybe I'm showing my age.
You know, I hate to always, now I start to look for things that are, you know, is what makes me feel old.
And so I try to point to a few things I'll maybe talk about in a minute, but sure.
You know, that's like, what maybe you might have in your mind some idea.
What does it mean to win a war?
This means like a land invasion of soldiers, right?
You know, like crossing the border and driving people.
Or a color revolution in Iran is, you know, supposedly Israel did attempt to win the Ayatollah, but couldn't find them.
Absolutely embarrassing that so many of their top guys got caught, perhaps with their pants down, at home sleeping when their bombs started to fly.
I mean, yeah, tremendous amount of top guys killed.
Well, did you hear that they deported all Indians?
They told all Indians that Afghanistan Afghans, supposedly.
Yeah, that were facilitated these drone strikes inside the borders of Iran and things like that.
But it just got me to thinking.
And then as I was reading, I like to follow the Middle East Observer.
And on there, they publish different things said by top Iranian figures in the government, I guess.
But this idea of, and then of course, you don't know, like you read the things, is this Braggadocio?
Is this true, legitimate, just as stated?
But they say, you know, we've only used like 5% of our strength.
We're ready for more.
We're ready to go to war.
And including, they said it finally after I read, and I was thinking about this for a long time.
They finally said, end a ground invasion.
Wouldn't that be amazing of like Iranian and other like Islamic allied soldiers streaming across the border of Israel?
Wouldn't that be amazing?
Certainly be a popcorn moment.
Yeah, I mean, I think Israel did more damage than Iran did for sure.
Iran definitely got its licks in.
They have a good hype game that is not always accurate.
And I'm not sure, you know, were they really holding back that much?
I mean, yeah, I mean, it seems foolish to me to bluff something like that.
But I was reading an article today that this U.S. base in Qatar was bombed and did a lot of significant damage.
Where they got one of the radar fixtures.
I saw that.
Yeah.
Never take anything at face value right out of the gate.
Everybody assumed that U.S. striking Iran was going to lead to a major war, World War III.
And then the next day it was kind of like party's over.
Nothing to see here.
Everybody go home now.
It's obviously simmering.
The Iranian government is still in place and probably stronger and more united than it was before.
Probably Israel was getting dangerously low on its anti-aircraft and anti-missile weaponry.
So both sides now have a lot more data points to operate for the next time launching shit at each other.
Yeah, it's and it is interesting because, you know, as they say, the first casualty in war is the truth.
So what is, you know, what is really said, but Iran from the Middle East Observer, anyways, they were showing videos.
Even this, you know, there's this very strong opposition movement within Iran, no doubt funded by CIA and Mossad and everything else.
But even those people were pulling together and saying, no, this is our country.
We have to defend it.
We have to stand together and help each other and support our efforts to attack the enemy and stuff like that.
It's just, it's interesting.
You know, we are sitting here.
I am sitting here safely in the Midwest, you know, in a place that seems safe from all that, but it does uh, it does make you wonder what is the what does the future hold?
Because these tensions uh continue to to build.
And then uh, look at Russia and Ukraine too.
Right that Ukraine had this extremely daring raid where they damaged all these bombers, strategic bombers, strategic bombers.
And uh, just when you thought Ukraine was looking kind of weak uh they, they show strength in different ways and they pulled a match, the rabbit, out of the hat for sure yeah yeah, and it, just it uh and, and I think about how that alters the whole.
Again, sitting from my, you know, very comfortable perch, I guess, here in the Midwest of you know how, in some ways, at some points in the media, Russia is built up as being a powerhouse, you know, a force to be reckoned with China.
Same thing, but you, it makes me wonder just how real any of that is, because Russia was made to look very weak right there and appeared very weak, and there's no, no doubt that that is.
That lesson is not lost on the world community.
And then these tariffs uh, with China, the way it's affected them um, you know again, i'm just evaluating from my little place here, but sure you know when T Mu is is contacting me saying that I can order something and they'll just like, credit me and I can just have it.
You know like, like they're desperate and then and i'm making a joke right there but seriously, I know people that do business with entities in China and they are absolutely desperate and they are on the brink of collapse.
Maybe they will not collapse because they also have, like a, you know, a strong base, but they are reeling right now.
And if if, people think that China or Russia are just ready to kick the Us to the curb, I don't think so.
Fair enough yeah uh we, we were definitely wrong, or I was definitely wrong.
I thought that the Russians were just going to steamroll Ukraine and we did a couple shows on that and why they didn't.
Uh right they, they underestimated the Ukrainians, they thought they were going to fold and that they would encounter the, the resistance in the west, but there was stiff, stiff resistance in the east right away.
No, I think, I think that Trump and the administration are doing what they think is necessary to right the ship and reorient America toward, you know, increased military spending, fixing the immigration problem, making our culture less anti-white?
Uh, if you really want, if you really think the United States is the evil empire and you want it to collapse, I guess those are bad things.
And they're certainly not doing it the way that I would, in particular because the head of the snake is, of course, Jewish slash, Zionist control over our foreign policy and so much else in our country.
But all those things, from getting rid of Dei to actually go some somebody said that the immigration is theater.
I said you're.
I didn't say you're full of shit, but I said some of you guys are, your brains are broken, like they're.
They're publicizing deportations.
They're literally flying them on cargo ships to other countries.
They're canceling temporary protected status.
They're giving the bulk of the enforcement money to the immigration arrest, redirecting other bureaucracies to help with deportation, and you're, that's all smoke and mirrors.
You are uh, living in a fantasy land where everything is fake and gay and you turn yourself fake and gay.
That's the the, the right, the right wing, or the dissident equivalent of like trust the plan, two more weeks.
No, he had to say that.
No, he had to do that.
It's no different you're.
You're operating on your own narrative.
You're, you're not operating, you're okay, you have, Yeah.
You have a reason to believe that based on what happened the first time, but you are distorting the truth for your own narrative.
It's not at all the same thing.
Yeah.
I mean, if you could like isolated news articles, you could be like, okay, like just today I found one.
And I am some now I'm really tempted to just be almost like a virtuous troll and just post good news nonstop and ignore all of the negative stuff.
Seriously, because Amazon today started notifying its workers in its factory or in its warehouses, like if you do not have updated work papers, you are going to get fired.
Who are those?
Nicaraguans and Andortons that they canceled temporary protected status.
They were basically illegals that the government then says, well, you're a refugee, so we'll let you stay and work.
Here's your papers.
That's not a bellwether right there.
Yeah.
And what is, you know, we call ourselves white nationalists.
What is the most practical way to move the dial toward white nationalism?
It is getting rid of non-obviously, the vast majority of illegals in this country are not Norwegians or Swiss.
They're from all over the world.
Now, I would prefer an administration that cuts aid to Israel to not even zero, but starts sending them bills for aid previously rendered or bombs.
Yeah.
And I know that they haven't touched legal immigration yet, right?
But we're six months in.
You start with the low-hanging fruit, reading the DHS Twitter and the ICE.
Like, look at all these guys.
Like, they just rattled off like a dozen Laotians and Cambodians that were all sex offenders, all in handcuffs, saying bye-bye.
That is literally making us safer.
I don't think that's theater.
Yes, it needs to be expanded 10x, 20x, whatever.
But I'm not such a dickhead to look that gift horse in the mouth because immigration was my issue that got me here in the first place.
And it's the most practical way to make this country whiter without getting too into the weeds of white race.
You know, do you think Trump is going to like say, you know, we're making this country whiter or Rubio is going to say something like that?
No.
But if they're getting rid of brown illegals, I call it a good start and I'm grateful for it.
And I'm not going to call it fake and gay.
That bullshit drives me up a wall.
Oh, Obama and Biden deported more than Trump.
Bullshit.
You are smoking crack to think that Obama and Biden were like harder core on immigration is nonsense.
And we know they were probably goose in the books and counting border returns as deportations.
Some of our guys are in cloud cuckoo land.
Go ahead, Tim.
Yeah, well, well, I talked to a certain, well, you got to, you got to love alligator Alcatraz, first of all.
So, you know, I enjoy thinking of these brown illegal immigrants being sent to this alligator-infested, you know.
It was really funny with Trump.
Yeah, even if you hate Trump, he is damn funny sometimes.
You know, they got to run left.
They got to run right.
It'll only increase their survival rate like a little bit.
I'm sorry.
I'm still going to laugh at things that are funny.
You know, I laugh at bad comedians sometimes.
Go ahead.
Sure.
But, you know, I talk to a certain amount of, I'm sorry to say it, but I just talked to a certain amount of midwits like at work, you know.
Yeah.
And so they think like, you know, they're, they're saying some of those same things about, oh, that's great.
Look, you know, kicking out the immigrants.
And I counter with like, yes, we are getting rid of these illegal immigrants to some degree, but this is, they're not doing it for our benefit.
They're doing it for the system's benefit.
You know, this is the rich Jew cabal at the top is saying, all right, all right, we've gone far enough.
You know, these people really are hurting our system and it's on the golden goose.
That's that's part of it.
I think white people are waking up.
So, all right, we're going to have to do something about it.
Pacify them with some portations.
So, you know, you got to look at this in the nuanced way.
Sure.
Am I entertained by the ICE videos?
Absolutely.
Am I entertained by certain things?
And in a practical way, is it?
I mean, it sends a very strong message.
I mean, imagine the kind of delicate position of somebody who's thinking of coming here illegally, right?
Sure.
You know, I've had, I mean, both my wife's parents came here to this country from other countries legally, and it was not easy, but they went through all the things.
You know, my father was never an American citizen.
So, you know, and he would have to go every few years.
He would have to go to court and he would have to, I didn't understand.
I was too little at the time, but he would have to go to court and he would have to present like, okay, yes, I work here.
And I don't know if it was like a green card he would renew or whatever, but he was, you know, for till that, till the day he died, he lived in this country and worked in this country and was not a citizen here.
So, you know, you know, it's, it is possible to do those things, you know, but but um certainly it benefits us on some level that and it sends like I say a psychological message to somebody somebody who's considering coming here illegally and breaking laws and stealing them into the country and taking somebody's phony social security number and all that stuff.
That, you know, these are these are people who are taking big chances with their lives.
And this certainly has to send a message, I would think.
And I also, I don't think that it is purely a Jewish reorientation to keep the golden goose laying eggs for them.
Is Stephen Miller a Zionist or is he Jew first, Goyem second?
Probably deep in his soul.
However, however, he also seems to be monomaniacally focused on immigration patriotism for now approaching two decades, going back to when he worked for Jeff Sessions.
And my theory is that he grew up in Santa Monica, California and saw the greatest state in the country.
Maybe that's true, you know, basically morph into nightmare land in less than a generation.
Yeah.
Certainly evokes like the American dream, you know, going to California and succeeding and all those types of things.
Yeah.
And then seeing it turn turn to crap.
The other thing is you say, oh, and I've the whole thing with social media and like getting in there is that I really don't want to do it again because I know how I will get.
Like at a certain point when I was deeply like Twitter, tweet, tweet every single day, retweet, you know, content creation, like my brain started to think in Twitter's, like, oh, this would be a good one or that would be a good one.
I was like, you know, fairly good at it occasionally, had some bangers in my day, but I really don't, you know, you know that there are guys who do great work on Twitter and they're basically living on Twitter and they're thinking in Twitter and, you know, doing all that stuff.
But it matters.
I mean, when there was a cacophony of stuff against H-1Bs before the administration, cacophony of opposition against war with Iran.
And same with Amnesty when they floated that.
Now, we didn't even touch on Epstein yet and whether they're deliberately just trying to sweep that one under the rug and then, you know, maybe even float amnesty to get everybody angry about that and not about Epstein.
And then, okay, we won't do Amnesty there.
Please.
But there is, if you're, here's the thing.
If you are dedicated to becoming a mover and a shaker, a la Stephen Miller, then I don't think that you should probably be a shitlord and dedicate your time to like doing edgy propaganda with third rank memes.
might not have given this advice years ago.
Seriously, I mean, we are all in the nosebleeds, essentially trying to be loud enough to be heard by the players down in the infield.
And that is at this moment, the Trump administration and its insiders, and I guess to a lesser extent, the people in Congress.
So if you really want to be involved, and take it from me as a former grunt in, you know, the diplomatic bureaucratic service, which did not, I tried to make a difference a few times and got a pat on the head, as I've joked when I've suggested some course corrections.
That's what, you know, if you, if you want to be serious and a real player and not take the sort of podcasting rumble show, Twitter propaganda route, that's what you should do, but you have to know yourself.
If you're not that serious about getting involved in the game, then by all means, either create a soccer tweet under your real name and go hard and be serious because that stuff does matter.
When you open up the app, yeah, I know there's algorithms and we all see like slightly different realities and whatnot.
There's just a universe of good men and women, you know, who are not nobodies, big accounts.
Stuff would have gotten 50, 100 retweets five years ago gets 10,000 retweets today.
So I don't know.
That was a little bit rambling, but pick your fights and especially, especially for the younger listeners.
Again, you have the leftists will even complain.
Like there'll be some kind of like remember the lady who she said, what'd she say?
Shiloh Hendricks.
Shiloh, yeah.
And the leftists were complaining, like, look at you have people with their real names going on there and supporting her and giving her money.
You know, definitely it was a watershed moment.
Like we as white nationalists, we know like to hide a certain extent to protect ourselves and our family.
We've been marinated in the need to have a sort of double identity.
Yeah.
But we're crossing the Rubicon, so to speak, where you have normies and boomers and everything who they like, not only it's not that they don't care.
They don't know any better.
And they're just, you know, barging through with real names, not SOC accounts, and going, you know, going full bore.
So when I was posting Hitler memes, Dan Bilzerian was still more interested in his harem and going out on boats than he was about speaking the truth about Israel.
All these guys, we didn't have big name entertainers who were speaking the truth, Jake Shields, the list goes on and on back then.
There's definitely been a seal broken.
They can't be resealed.
Yeah.
And that's part of the reason why they're freaked out.
And if I were, if I were a Jew with my handle on the power level, I lever, I definitely would dial it back insofar as they're capable of it, right?
Because traditionally they're not.
And I want to comment on this as much as I do like Devin Stack.
He is absolutely wrong on this.
He says you think the Overton window's shifting, but it's not because you see all the replies in Twitter, but that's where they put us, except the replies in Twitter are what they are.
And then you see the same replies.
Hold on, And, but you see the same replies on YouTube.
You see the same replies on Instagram.
And you see the same, sure, Rumble.
You see the same replies on TikTok.
Remember, we got to ban that.
And in real life, and in real life, just talking.
A guy in my bowling league, he came up to me recently and he said, hey, would you consider yourself anti-Semitic?
First I, I was like I mean I, I was hemming and hawing and then I said uh yeah I, I would yes, I would.
And then, and I and I gave it's funny how I would answer to that go ahead yeah, let us know.
Yeah, yeah and um because uh initially initially, I was like I I gave kind of the um, like the, the Sam Hyde response of like they don't have our interests, they have too much power blah blah, blah.
Like like the basic one, like like why should you be safest, but still true one yeah yeah, yeah and um.
And then he was like particularly heinous.
He's like yeah, I just they're all filthy, lying rat face.
Yeah, like he was.
Like he just like went off, like I gave something more.
Did he have black sunglasses and a tactical watch on?
Or was he just uh no no no no, he did not he, he left those.
He left those uh, in his, in his bag.
I was, I was, I was at a party, party over the weekend and I was with there's, with some guys, you know, and we were, we were displaying, you know the, the stuff, tattoos and everything.
And this lady comes up to me and she says like oh so, so you guys don't like blacks, I chuckled.
I, I said well, that's true, we don't.
You know, I like Young Mc, I like uh, Pete Rock And See All smooth piece of EPMD sorry see, that's where that's.
That's one of those things that that does make me feel old when, like you know, like coach, you're a wigger.
Come on.
So that's what I was wondering Sam, when you mentioned the Kanye song, I was like I wonder how I would have reacted to that.
You know, in my wigger days, would i've been offended or would that, would that have pulled me toward the cause?
I don't know, it's because there there was some good old school hip hop, you know, back in the 90s, for sure that was actually positive.
Like there were some don't do drugs, don't get hooked on crack, like don't be a gangbanger.
Uh, of course more, most of it was glorifying it.
Um, but I, I just love the beats honestly, I just love.
So you know, I do not consider myself old.
I'm in good shape, I exercise, i'm active.
Uh, you know, sex life is hammer and tong.
So never that one before.
Yeah, hammers and thongs.
Wow, you haven't hammer and tong.
Is that Hammer's new operation?
Hammer and tongue?
So I, I brought a Vietnamese guy with you.
Pet Tongue was a dj, go ahead but.
But you know, but the popularity of that song and the react you know like, so I just don't get it.
Like you said oh, it's the beats, you know, that's something that just does not where I actually.
That's, that's one thing that makes me feel old.
There's not too many things that make me feel old.
I'll tell you the other thing, that where I did have the reaction like i'm old now, which is um, so like all the BEST buys kind of around here, like closed up, and then, but there's one, I know where it is, it's a little bit, and I was, I wanted a certain thing.
So I said well, i'm gonna just take a ride to BEST BUY and and just see what they have.
You know, maybe they got what I want I don't like.
Well, it was, it was a subwoofer, if you got to know that.
Okay, all right sorry yeah, so I go in there and and uh, so I walk right in the door and uh, nigger's right there and he says uh yeah, can I help you?
I said oh, I'm just looking around.
He's like oh, all right, so that was the.
And looking back, that was a clue.
So I'm, I go in and so I'm looking around and then so they have some things, and so you know, like I have a question and and and there's like one thing on the, on the, on the, the uh, uh shelf, and so I have a question.
And there's BEST BUY employees they're, they're walking by boom boom boom boom, they're walking by, they don't even stop.
And then and finally I get somebody, I track them down.
I said like hey, I have a question about this.
Oh, did you order?
I said no, I didn't order.
I'm just here to to, I'm checking out what you got.
And the thing is, the way BEST BUY works now apparently it's not like you walk in the store and you browse something and you buy it, you order it and you pick it up.
That's the way everybody's going to, that option yeah, so to me I was like I think it's a shoplifting prevention strategy, but go ahead.
Yeah well, all of that, and so that you know the idea of like going to a store and browsing, looking different products, asking questions or anything like that, that's old school.
So that that was another thing.
But so this Kanye West uh thing, it did, you know, like the, the flash in the pan, go ahead.
The appeal of it is kind of lost on me, but I did want to talk about it for a minute because I think I don't want to give this nigger too much credit, but I think he is saying something here that is interesting.
Uh and and uh, as I was parsing out the words again, I don't want to give him too much credit.
But so apparently he's like uh in a custody problem battle with his ex-wife, and so he has that.
You know, there there are entities controlling his money, there are entities preventing him from seeing his children, and not that I care about him per se, but he's, he was talking about or rapping about it, whatever in the song and he was saying, and he's getting to the point, saying like okay, you want to be the villain, then I'll be the villain, Heil Hitler, you know, and and how, in a?
In a lot of ways some of us go through that, especially young white nationalists.
There's like uh, the status quo is in a certain way that when you start to question it, suddenly you're like a Nazi right right away.
Where maybe at some point you're not ready, you're like, well, wait a minute, I'm just.
I'm just saying that I don't agree with this conclusion that I'm being led to forced to accept, and and so I thought there was something interesting in the song in that way.
Like this is sort of describing the process, how the how this system we are in is creating Nazis.
You know the absolutely The Jewish hegemony we are in.
Look at Jonathan Greenblatt's face and you're basically tempted to snap a Roman.
Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
So like, you know, the Biden administration created more Nazis than the most flamboyant Nazi skinhead website.
So that's that to me is interesting.
And that's that thing like it's that time on the calendar.
I remember Horace the Avenger used to say that time on the calendar.
Like, yes, we are participating in this.
We are driving it by sharing memes, by making comments, by writing posts, by talking to people, by doing this, by doing that.
But also, the thing has its own momentum because it's just that time on the calendar.
This Jewish system is going to fall.
You know, this disgusting hegemony we live under is showing to fall.
Eventually, yeah.
I mean, everything falls given enough time.
I had mixed reactions to it when it came out, Sam.
Obviously, it feels a little bit dirty for an African to be using his name positively.
And I did think that it was a jam compared to a lot of the new rap, even lyrics aside, it wasn't terrible.
I was nodding my head and agreeing that it wasn't a bad song.
Seeing seeing dark as night Negroes, the Kanye West choir on the streets.
I mean, that was worth it in and of itself.
Yeah.
The idea of Jews trembling at their gollom, their black golem, you know, throwing a swastika on the arm is too rich for anybody to not enjoy.
Yeah.
And I'll share this story carefully.
I know someone who knows Kanye West and has spent time with him.
And he knows my background too and doesn't share my politics.
And when I happened to run into him about a month ago, I sort of, you know, put my elbow in his side and I said, how funny is it that that guy you know went full 1488 or whatever I said, went full Hale Hitler.
And I thought that he'd maybe smile and acknowledge that there's some irony and humor in there.
And absolutely not.
He went on an absolute diatribe about how terrible Kanye is and how crazy he is.
I said, you're probably not wrong about that.
He is like mentally ill.
Yeah.
True, but the thing is, you know, all the people condemning and kvetching about it.
This nigger is going to have a stadium of 50,000 people singing that song.
Disruption to the status quo is good, whether it's coming out of titanium tooth Kardashian banging, schizophrenic, you know, Adidas endorsement losing Kanye, or whether it's coming in the haphazard philosemitic, but occasionally sometimes based boomer orange blumps.
I welcome it.
I welcome it.
The good stuff.
I will criticize the best.
Yeah.
There's a million accounts to be out there telling you that Trump sucks and is a Jew and amnesty is waiting in the wings.
It might be.
That might be the word.
We're not saying that it's not happening.
Correct.
The people that we're talking to in this particular segment, you are so dead set on the bad news that you addicted to it.
Yeah, you are ignoring something that's good and you're putting yourself in a mindset.
It's like the people, there's people like this that are trying to date girls that they're just like, why bother?
Like, no girl's ever going to love me.
It's like the weird online incel thing.
Like they're all whores anyway.
Like, why should I even bother?
Maybe the problem is like, you know, maybe it's you.
Like maybe you're just like a miserable asshole.
Like maybe you need some real friends.
Like you need more maturity.
Yeah, you might be a little bit stuck in a rut.
And we can, I've been there.
In 2016, Trump could do no wrong.
At some point in 2017, Trump could do no right.
It was just, you know, I was like, maybe we could, no.
And then it was just all bad.
And it was largely a nightmare.
That's the other thing is like, I lived that first administration daily, lived on all the headlines, and it was largely trash, which brings me to the big, beautiful bill.
Remember the first big legislation that came out of Trump's first term?
It was Paul Ryan's tax cuts, which had virtually, there was no wall funding.
There was no goosing things for ICE.
And some wag on Twitter said the trade-off, the deal has always been, you can have your money for immigration enforcement and we'll get amnesty.
And we'll call that the grand deal.
And this reconciliation bill that they had to do so they could do it without the filibuster staff.
They had to do a ton of money on immigration enforcement and had nothing on amnesty or guest workers or expanding H-1Bs.
So far as I know, I read a lot.
I didn't read the whole 900 pages, which by the way, 900 pages sounds like a massive bill, but they use like Courier New and it's double spaced.
It's actually not as bad as you think.
NetNet, it's a good piece of legislation, even though it's Republicans.
If you really care about the debt so much like Thomas Massey, then I guess you vote against it.
But I love the resurrection of the Lord of the Rings memes where it was like, you know, Myrnus Hurth, I can't remember what the hell the damn castle was called.
They're like, the orcs are at the gates, sir.
We need to send the soldiers.
Helm's deep.
Sure.
Minas Tirith is at the other one.
I'm not that much of a nerd, but it's like, no, I'm sorry.
That's where the humans live.
Yeah, we can't send the troops to fight against the orcs because we have a large current account deficit and our debt to GDP is approaching 100%.
Like it's just ludicrous.
I actually still do care about the debt.
I think eventually that will be our undoing.
It will come to a head eventually.
But if you're giving me the option between some Medicaid cuts, which I'll get to in a second, massively increasing immigration enforcement and we'll see.
Like I'd never buy the argument that the tax cuts are going to pay for themselves.
They always say that growth does increase.
I do think that getting the tax rates predictable for, in some cases, permanently, like the Trump tax cuts of 2017, which were set to sunset next year, for all the guys who, you know, apparently love the federal government so much and wanted this bill.
They love the federal government so much and hate Trump so much that they were welcoming a major tax increase next year.
If you got kids, you're going to get a little bit more in the child tax credit.
If you got boomer parents, they're going to be a little bit wealthier due to the social security deduction.
If you got a blue collar buddy who works a lot of overtime, this is great.
One of the guys I really like was complaining about the overtime.
I was like, what, I mean, it's a $12,500 deduction.
What's the big deal?
And he's like, well, I make that much overtime in a month.
I was like, woohoo.
You know, I'm happy for you, but like, that's a lot of money.
You know, like, sorry they didn't give you 100% free overtime or untaxed overtime for the rest of your days.
And then our guys sounding like Rachel Maddow and saying that the Medicaid cuts are going to be killing poor white Appalachians who can't get medical care.
Bullshit.
So far as I can tell, to the best of my knowledge, the Medicaid cuts include two income verifications per year instead of the current one.
If you are able-bodied and have no dependent children under the roof, then you will have a work requirement.
And it's not even 40 hours a week.
I think it's 80 hours a month, something like that.
Yeah.
Two full work weeks out of the month.
Yes, part of that is they're hoping that poor people will go to work and get insurance on the employer to save some money on Medicaid, which is a huge money suck if you care about the deficit.
And then there was this little scam going on where states were billing providers and then somehow also getting matching funds from the federal government that some savvy senator was like, it's basically money laundering.
And they cut that a lot.
And then they added a $50 billion slush fund for rural hospitals to soften the blow on that.
I like the denying federal funds to sanctuary cities.
I don't know if that was in that bill, but they're, yeah, absolutely.
I've seen that for sure, Sam.
And I don't care if the government is going after Ivy League academia for the wrong reasons.
If I see one more guy breaking out as one more guy breaking out his violin about deporting anti-Semites, bro, I really don't give a shit if there's Palestinian leftists, anti-white leftists in the United States giving Bill Ackman heartburn, right?
Call me short-sighted, but it's like, see you later.
We'll send you back there.
Yes, we should cut all aid to Israel.
No, we should supply them no weapons.
But, you know, the white nationalist cause is not going to be set back decades because we don't have violent anti-white brown leftists in the universities.
Yeah, sure.
But those are our greatest allies.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's just, no, sorry.
I will take the bird in hand versus two in the bush, right?
I will take the deportations, even if they're done for the wrong reasons.
Call me, is that cucking?
Is that opportunistic or reflexive?
One other thing I wanted to touch.
There was a clearly intelligent young guy in Telegram who said, Coach, you used to snap Romans and talk about Hitler and stuff like that.
I was like, Yeah, and he's like, Well, Hitler wouldn't stand for this, you know, duopoly, and you're clearly getting played.
And, you know, maybe there was a kernel of truth there to where I was formerly a fire-breathing kind of want to be, you know, national socialist for, you know, you stick your toes in, you haven't read your mind comp, et cetera.
But, you know, the thought somebody else banned him because he was being very pedantic.
But it's also like Hitler in his time was often criticized from his right or the more extreme elements for being too accommodating or too moderate on certain issues.
Certainly was with regard to England.
Myth of the 20th century has been doing a nice multi-part thing on World War II.
It's frustrating in parts, but it's good in others.
So Hitler was awesome.
Don't get me wrong, but he had his critics too.
And maybe it's the fact that I'm in my mid-40s and not my mid-30s.
I'm a little less fire-breathing.
I'm a little less interested in Sonon Reds and swastikas and Roman salutes.
Comparatively, right?
But it's, but, you know, and I also, I was going to talk about this in the scrapped opener.
Maybe I'll read it after the closing music as a little like, you know, Easter egg.
It's a very simple fact that I live in a safe, overwhelmingly white rural area now.
And I am not, I do.
Yes, not everybody for sure.
But in terms of my psychology, I am not foaming at the mouth looking at MS-13 and traffic jams and hyper-expensive everything anymore.
And I just don't care quite so much what Hitler would have done as I am in actionable things now that we can either support or oppose if they're very awful.
I oppose aid to Israel.
I oppose legal immigration.
I oppose going to war anywhere, basically.
Aside, you know, we could secure the Western Hemisphere.
I think that's what a rational country would do in this situation.
But I recognize that that kid had the fire of the probably recent, recently converted and was almost tone policing.
You know, all you're doing is trumpeting Trump now.
Well, no, I'm pointing out that there's a lot of good things happening out there that don't correspond with your doom saying.
And frankly, I'll take good things now and we will fight the bad things when they come.
And I think in large part because of the really loud, broad-based opposition to going to war with Iran for Israel, that that influenced the fact that it was basically some B2s and a couple cruise missiles.
Call it a day.
wrap it up.
Ted Cruz misses.
We've got to talk about it.
Rolo's informing me that it's three minutes till.
He's still got it on the timekeeping.
But we got, let's talk about Epstein real quick.
I know it's been out there ad nauseum.
And I just am not up in arms or surprised whatsoever, right?
It's like, did you, what do I think?
I'm not actually convinced that he was murdered.
I personally believe that he probably took one for Team Israel and hanged himself in that thing to preserve the op and to not have Israel's secrets come out in some quarter.
Ben Shapiro said he killed himself.
That's that's all he's more base than me.
No, no, no, sorry.
I'm sorry.
So Ben Shapiro said he did kill himself.
Oh, he did.
Okay.
Yeah.
So that's all I need to hear.
It's a little far-fetched for me to think that Mossad agents went into the, you know, Manhattan detention games.
First, they said that there's no camera footage.
And then recently they said that there was a minute missing.
Yeah.
So there's two.
So there's two different stories.
So if he killed himself, why would you have this level of cover up?
I've gotten in enough trouble with the audience probably already this episode.
It's like, obviously he was a Mossad agent.
Obviously, he was blackmailing powerful people around the world.
Obviously, he was trafficking women.
Obviously, he deserved the death penalty.
Not that obvious.
I'm just, yeah, right.
But this seems a little far-fetched to me that Mossad came and was like, hey, Jamal, give me that key, you know, and then he just went in there and hung him by a towel.
It wouldn't surprise me if he hanged himself either because he didn't want to live in, you know, this guy's been living the life of Riley for three decades.
And all of a sudden, he's in a jail cell and likely to go to prison.
He might have done it for Team Israel or just to put himself out of misery.
Yeah, that's silly.
This guy is like, this guy is like a top-level scumbag.
This kind of Jew is not killing people.
He wouldn't.
Okay.
No, no.
This guy, I demand, I recognize that a five-star resort instead of a prison, you take me to the Ritz Carlton.
That's where I'm going or I'm telling everyone all your stories.
Fair enough.
Yeah, you very well may be right.
The missing minute is, it's just inconceivable.
Like, here you go.
Here's the footage, missing minute.
Like, that really goes to show how little they care about public opinion, at least when it comes to this.
Anything we are shown is carefully considered, massaged, determined, okay to be shown to people and all that type of thing.
We cannot possibly get to the bottom of it from where we are.
The other thing that occurred to me is that there could have been evidence destroyed before Trump came in.
They wouldn't come up with all the multiple stories.
It's easier to just stick with one.
If he just killed himself, all they need to do is know he killed himself and then just stick with that and then not have to come up with a stupid story about like a surveillance tape and like, oh, there was no surveillance tape.
Oh, yeah, there was a minute missing, but you said there was no surveillance tape.
No.
Yeah, we've got all this footage and we can't release it because we don't release child pornography.
Well, what were they child pornographing themselves?
Who were they with?
It just, it's so ludicrous.
It begs a question.
I mean, they've got huge egg on their face.
It's basically like, let's just create a new JFK assassination ourselves because we think that that would be better for national security and survivability than just throwing a few prominent people under the bus for raping underage girls or process, you know, paying for sex with barely legal girls.
Well, it just didn't surprise.
Did I think that by voting for, I didn't vote for Trump, I voted for Massey, but did I think that Trump was going to get to the bottom of the Epstein case and that was like a motivating thing?
No.
I didn't think he would give us any immigration stuff.
He's given us more than I expected.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I didn't expect that.
I just expected there to not be as many Browns let in from whichever side of the country you want to look at.
That's all I expected.
But yeah, to me, I wasn't surprised or up in arms, but I was thrilled by how many people were like regular.
That's the good.
That's the good stuff.
Anybody who is like, oh, you know, nothing to see here or these things happen just instantly into the garbage pile of losing credibility.
Also, you know, the people on the other side, you know, we're, so we're on one side, right?
We're on a side.
The people on the other side, they're, they have people who will, hey, if it comes to a thing where they have, somebody has to kill themselves, they have people that will kill themselves for the cause.
These are not like people who don't believe in the thing that are just like in it for completely, you know, degenerate purposes or whatever.
So you agree I'm not crazy, Sam, that he might have hanged himself.
Okay.
He may have because that side has also their reasons for doing it.
And it's like, hey, all right, you've lived a charmed life up to now.
We have to ask you to do this thing.
You know, it's for the cause.
And then he was old.
Yeah, he was old too, past his prime.
Yeah.
Does he, was he really going to have a, was he going to get back in the business?
You know?
Well, he's like, all right, I got to do the thing.
All right.
Because he believes in the thing.
This is for the cause.
So, you know.
But they could have done that to like Jonathan Pollard, too.
Okay.
So there's like a reason.
There's a reason.
We don't know what that reason is.
And that's that's because they kept pushing to get Pollard out.
Yeah.
And I don't know if Epstein would have flown.
Or he killed himself and they sent, you know, Israeli stretcher wheelers to get him out of there.
Do we know that that Epstein is in fact dead?
Do we know that he is dead?
Allergic to that kind of thinking, but hey, if you really had to do it, would you send agents in there to kill him?
Or would you be like, you know, just wheel him out on the stretcher and he's not really.
You probably already have agents there.
Like there's no reason to think Massad doesn't have their own guys at every federal agency in case something like this happens because they wouldn't send Epstein to like, you know, local lockup.
They would send him to like some specific thing.
Yeah.
And then all it takes is just one guy already there.
You don't need to have some black guy doing it.
No, no, you just already have like you have a Jew on the ready just in a whatever.
He could even be in a full IDF uniform.
And Jonathan Pollard's a really good case, Sam.
And I can't remember.
Was it Trump or Biden who let him out?
I think it was Trump.
I think so too.
Let's see.
I'm pretty sure Trump commuted the sentence.
Jewish Navy guy who was photographed or photocopying sensitive documents on this.
He was released from prison November 20th, 2015, Obama, in accordance with federal guidelines at the time of his sentencing.
On November 20th, 2020, his parole expired and all restrictions were eliminated.
So this is a little bit of a joint Obama-Trump operation.
And on December 30th, 2020, Pollard and his second wife relocated to Israel and settled in Jerusalem.
You know, that was a really like the U.S. government, including Pappy Bush, Bush, Clinton.
They all held against that.
Yeah.
The worst breach of security in U.S. history.
I'm pretty sure that FBI guy who was spying for the Russians and turned all of our agents over to them would have been the worst.
Or the Rosenbergs, too.
Yeah.
Robert Hansen.
Yeah.
I couldn't take it.
Robert Hansen or the Rosenbergs would have been a great breach of, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, yeah.
Hansen died in prison.
The Rosenbergs got hung up and Pollard is sipping sleeve of its in Jerusalem right now.
With Epstein.
What was your question once, Rolo?
Do you hate a snake for eating a baby bird?
Do you hate a Jew for spying on his adoptive country?
They're just following their nature.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Yeah.
But yeah, it's the same thing.
And under that, they wouldn't see Epstein as a liability.
Like, that's a guy to protect.
Like, don't kill yourself.
I believe that he was extracted before he killed himself.
Yeah.
It's entirely possible.
I think.
Yeah.
Anyway.
And I just think that if he did kill himself, the story wouldn't be so silly.
Yeah.
And at this point, I'm not even sure somebody could come in and like assume after Trump is gone and Massey wins and he's like, we're going to finally declassify those files like Trump did supposedly.
Just like the JFK?
Yeah.
It's like, yeah.
But so they've got all, yeah.
Who, who was doing the underage raping?
Who was he trafficking the women for?
I don't know.
World leaders.
World leaders.
Oh, yeah, for sure.
I tend to think that Trump would have been savvy enough to not maybe see an underage chick.
I mean, he's more of a Stormy Daniels type.
Yeah.
I mean, she's horse face.
I don't know.
No, I think I am of, I know you don't like the conspiracy.
I am of a firm belief that the Russian piss tape story, if you recall that, I believe that.
I believe that was real.
And some BuzzFeed journalists did not know that they weren't supposed to talk about that.
And then there was something that was crack on the door to more.
Yeah, there was, that was something that they were holding over him.
That is something that I do believe.
Maybe it wasn't that exactly, but I do believe they had a tape of Trump with underage girls doing something he shouldn't have.
Fair enough.
That's what I think.
Because that was like so, it was so specific.
And the amount of people on the left that quickly dropped it.
It's like, this is like crack to you.
You'll say everything you can about this guy.
And then this is where you say no.
That seems weird because this is the thing that would absolutely destroy his credibility that he's engaging with minors and doing like really perverted stuff with them.
And then you all of a sudden just say like, no, that's not real.
No, no, we don't talk about that.
Trump certainly acts.
He certainly acts like he's got something hanging over his head when it comes to Israel.
Unquestionably.
I mean, I you could understand.
Maybe an 80s boomer with his Jew lawyers and in New York City being like being friends with these people is good for business, but at this point and Israel's the greatest country in history beggar's belief.
Yeah yeah anyway, all right.
Uh, let's take a break uh, and come back and hopefully have a more happy and wholesome second half, or maybe more of the same, I don't know.
Yeah, we'll see, we'll play.
We'll play it by year.
I still got things in the stack and, as somebody said, scam must have uh, binders full of notes.
At this point, I don't know if that's true or not.
Yeah um, real quick note on the website, though.
I was actually surprised that so many guys reached out and go coach.
What happened to the website?
Did you guys get show it?
Because it shows up as account suspended?
And I said, I have no idea what you're talking about but uh, I thought they were talking about the rss feed or something.
So I went to the site and there it was account suspended.
It was just like getting a twitter account suspended.
So I couldn't, I couldn't pull, I couldn't load the page, I couldn't log in through Wordpress, and then I said huh, I wonder if it has to do with that, because I had fraudulent activity on the credit card that I used for that.
Truth be told, I got fooled by.
I had to download an app for one of the kids and their activities and I clicked on the bottom instead of like the button top of it.
Long story short, I basically fell for a clickbait scam.
It was like to download this yeah, speaking of boomers, I was really embarrassed and I started getting like these recurring monthly charges and I was like dispute dispute oh, I don't want your pdf service.
And then event, but it just kept happening.
So I said, all right, screw this.
I got to cancel that long-term credit card.
That was the base credit card for everything, including that site.
Uh, got the replacement.
I wasn't born yesterday.
I went up to the site to upload it and it did not default to that as the payment method, so they basically booted us for non-payment, even though I went up there to try to repayment.
And then I was like hmm well, and maybe we'll talk about this in the second half, maybe that's, maybe that's a sign from Providence that it is time to wrap this up or at least not pay that monthly bill for the website.
Yeah, I tried, I tried.
I wasn't a total bill anyway, so the website's temporarily down.
I guess I can go in there and change the payment.
Yeah, get it back up there.
I guess people because guys were like I went to the website to see if you had a new uh episode, I just assumed everybody went to Telegram.
No people all the time to the website.
Oh yeah, just for your autobiography, Sam.
That's, that's all.
No yeah, get it back up there.
All right i'll, i'll pony up.
I'm gonna have to get the gift send, go going again and that means that we have to keep recording anyway.
We'll save the belly aching and the more pensive stuff for the second half uh.
In the meantime, Sam sent me a song.
That's gonna have to be the close, because I haven't listened to it yet, but this is one of the most beautiful electronica songs i've heard in many years.
It's called electrifying love.
It's by Alex O'rion and there's no words and it's not like a Of thing.
I find it touching when I'm driving and almost gets me misty.
So, thank you so much, guys, for rejoining us after a long hiatus and all my belly aching.
Right back with new white life too.
Welcome back
to full house, episode 213.
It's been a while since I said that.
I kind of like our format of just going for as long as necessary and then wrapping it because this turns into a much longer production.
And as I get older, I kind of like going to bed at a reasonable hour and not being all wired after a show and tempted to drink Miller Lights.
We'll see how it goes after this one.
I always tell Rollo after the show, all right, I got to go to bed, buddy.
And then I end up staying up for an hour or two later.
He knows he's smiling.
No, he's not smiling.
Anyway, we have new white life for you.
I think Sam's got at least one in the stack.
And I've got one.
I lost the details in writing due to auto-delete on Telegram, but I just want to say congratulations and thank you for the heads up to People Eater, Curious SOC name.
I believe he welcomed his fourth recently and was kind enough to reach out.
We had a nice back and forth about the joys, the beautiful family, etc.
It's honestly really touching when a stranger, quote-unquote stranger, is confident enough sending pictures of their beautiful family.
Totally get it if you don't want to do that.
Not an encouragement or an enticement whatsoever.
But to People Eater, we absolutely salute you.
And I don't think I missed any others.
If we go a little bit dormant, I don't blame the audience for going a little bit dormant.
But as Rollo mentioned during the break, yes, I was, in fact, tickled at the people who cared about the show enough to chime in in the comment zone because it is tempting sometimes to think that this is perhaps a vanity project.
I know it means a lot to a lot of you guys.
And some of you guys maybe just tune in to see what we have to say.
But life is full of ups and downs.
And being a white nationalist is full of ups and downs.
One day you think that you're changing the world and you're steaming full speed ahead.
And then other days you think this is all fake and gay and frankly a bunch of bullshit.
And I should have never gotten involved in it, even if the cause is right.
Absolutely believe the cause is right.
But the wreckage and the failures and stuff like that can be like, good God, you know, my life would have been at least a lot simpler had I just kept my head down and kept my mouth shut.
But that decision has already been made by yours truly.
You can't go back and change time.
So here we are.
Sam, go ahead with anything you got in your stack, and then we got a lovely note from a listener.
Yeah, New White Life listeners Bluten Er and Hackenkreuz welcomed a beautiful baby boy in June.
Mom and child are doing just fine.
And this comes by way of my wife.
My wife is involved in different chats and things more in the artistic realm.
They are sometimes listeners.
So I hope that they do receive this full-throated welcome and blessing for the new child.
And yeah, you know, like you say, what is the value of what we do?
You know, I think that people have.
He's blanking.
No, I'm kidding.
People do have a warm feeling for the way that we relate to them.
And we love them and they love us too.
So I think that's something worth saying and worth noting.
You know, there's a lot of things in this movement that feel like it's ephemeral.
Like, what is the value of it?
Ultimately, the value is I'm doing it for myself.
You know, I like to put it and find ways of expressing it in terms that maybe people might hear about or think about.
Like this idea of the left-hand path.
You know, I'm doing this for my personal betterment, my personal improvement.
You know, there's one thing, yes, we do it for the love of our people.
We do it because it's what's right.
We do it for the love of God.
We also do it for our own personal advancement and advantage.
And being a white nationalist to me inspires me on a daily basis to do great things, to make decisions from an informed position of reality, which is formed by race, the most basic thing that involves our human person.
So what we do here is ultimately important to give value to our lives.
Amen.
And I don't think, yeah, we're not blowing smoke there.
People have told us that, and I don't need to say it or read it to reinvigorate us.
But we got a lovely one in the inbox that's been waiting for a while.
We did a wonderful, I love that interview with our J6 survivor.
Frankly, great.
Great.
And honestly, it's summer too.
So a lot of the weekends have been taken up.
We've been on the road.
I've had lawnmower issues from hell, which maybe we'll talk about later, you know, for me, because I am short bus addled when it comes to mechanical things.
But yeah, there's YouTube and we got some experts in the private chat.
But regardless, wanted to read this super kind note.
Good evening, Full House team.
I've been listening to the show for almost two years now.
Excellent, to put it lightly.
The perfect show for our current situation and also entertaining enough that I've been telling everyone I know about it.
The wife gets kind of frustrated, but our message is a winning one.
So I push it.
And why not?
Keep up the great work.
I'm roughly the same age as Coach.
So a lot of the 90s references are pretty funny.
He put in parentheses.
Coach mentioned Corky from Life Goes On a while ago.
And I'm going to go nuts if he mentions Sequest DSV somehow.
Well, how about this correspondent?
My best man at my wedding, my friend from high school, looked just like Jonathan Brandis, and we used to call him Sequest in at least middle school.
I don't know if we kept doing that in high school.
So I'm right there with Jones.
Brandis is dead, right?
Yeah, he killed himself like 20 years ago.
Oh, I wasn't sure if it was a drug overdose or a suicide.
I knew he was dead.
Oh, I mean, it may have been a drug overdose, but I think that's how I think he did kill himself.
Okay, maybe not intentionally.
Yeah, he was a handsome young man.
Regardless, B says, happily married father of three in blank state.
Can't wait to begin telling kids of their special and earned place in the world.
My oldest daughter is turning X in a couple of weeks.
And coach, it's awesome.
I'm forgetting how old I am.
I am not.
I always remember my birth year.
Well, of course, I remember my birth year, but I remember how old I am.
But my wife actually did that bit where she thought she was turning X and was actually turning Y.
It was like, hot damn, I gained a year.
And I think I've told the story about when we were on vacation and lost track of the dates and thought it was my birthday.
We celebrated my birthday.
This was back in like 2007 or something.
And then we woke up the next morning and like looked at our phone or the calendar at the little B and B we were staying at and said, oh, it's my birthday again for real.
That was awesome.
Well, B says, I am of Nord and Sudeten German heritage, German and Swedish speaker.
And he's Catholic, agnostic, and now Lutheran.
Catholic raised, agnostic for several years, and now Lutheran.
So not music to Sam's ears, but regardless, B, thank you very much for the kind note.
Good enough.
Well, the thing of having remembering your birth year, birth date, and all that, I remember my grandmother.
She was for most of her life, she remembered her baptism day as her, as her birthday.
Wow.
Because and a lot of that was not uncommon in years gone by because children were often born at home.
Like yeah.
And but the date that got recorded was when you were baptized, which was often done, you know, at a very early age.
So, you know, it's kind of a beautiful thing because my grandmother, her birthday was one day different than one of my sons, but that was actually her baptism day.
Sure.
So, yeah.
Good stuff.
Well, thank you, B, for the kind note.
None of our kids have been baptized, nor circumcised, of course.
I hope you don't think they're going to go to hell for that decision of their stubbornly agnostic parents, but I don't want to go off on a big derail there.
Elephant in the room.
I don't even think this is negative.
This is just candid and honest, is about my willingness or enthusiasm to keep doing the show.
Somebody told me that Roscoe Jones, if you remember him, recently gave up the ghost, not in life, but in terms of the podcast hustle.
And I listened to Exodus occasionally back in the day.
I said, oh, that's interesting to me that, you know, a longtime content creator gave it up.
How's that?
And apologies to Roscoe if I don't have this straight.
But as it was explained to me, he said he felt like he was performing an act or, you know, being a character and he wasn't that character anymore.
And it felt fake or somehow a little bit artificial.
And, you know, I heard that and that's not exactly my thing here.
Now, of course, let's be honest with the audience, when I'm creating a podcast talking about both the big picture stuff as well as personal stuff, and especially when it comes to the personal stuff, I probably said episode one that we're not going to talk about wives and marriage in too much detail on kids just because they have their own lives too and they deserve their privacy.
But just the same, as a content creator, I'm not going to go out there and be like, well, I'm really crappy at this and this is failing in my life or I've got this problem hanging over my head.
For one reason, you don't want to give the enemy arrows or show chinks or kinks in the armor.
And for the second reason, somewhat supporting Roscoe, I have felt all these years, six years of full house and maybe a year and a half of the fatherland, like there was a character to play or a role to play for the greater good, to be confident, to be upbeat.
I always feel the need to be encouraging and positive as opposed to a black pillar or a doomsayer.
Whether I've been successful in that over the years or consistently, I don't know.
But there used to be everything has changed, right?
So much has changed over, it's been 10 years, essentially, as an avowed white nationalist.
It was probably 2015 with the invasion of Europe when I said, okay, our immigration problems are not just specific to the United States.
They are now trying to destroy Europe through inviting Arabs, Africans, and Muslim Africans and all the permutations there.
The highs of Trump, the downs of Trump, the insanity of Biden and COVID and moving to the country and getting older and starting to get some anxiety about the kids getting older.
And, you know, it's insane.
We still got over a decade, but not much more of a decade between before Empty Nest kicks in.
But there's also a feeling too of like a changing of the guard.
Like when I log into Twitter right now, I'm like, I can't keep up with these young guys.
Like there's just no way I'm going to put out that much content.
I feel a little bit like a has-been when it comes to being sharp and putting out edgy commentary that's going to get all the likes and the retweets and stuff like that.
Perhaps our role is, you know, we're older and wiser for sure.
I'll just speak for myself.
I feel less angry and agitated about the things that I cannot directly control.
And my life would be a lot simpler without doing the show.
I don't say, oh man, I'm really sad that we didn't do a show this week.
I think to myself, ah, it's actually kind of nice that I can just go to bed or watch a movie or read my Bitcoin book that's over there on the coffee table.
Or like I did the other night, take the kids for a nighttime UTV ride.
I'll segue out of my little violin there that was going to be the opening dialogue and or monologue.
And I'm looking to my right to the refrigerator and the summer bucket list 2025 is on it.
And this is our bread and butter.
It's not too late.
There's still summer left enough to make a summer bucket list, but one of them is take a long UTV ride or a side-by-side, as they call it in West Virginia.
And, you know, we used to do this all the time when the kids were littler and they would get a great joy from riding all around, not just on the property.
But the other night I said, come on, we're doing it.
We're going for a nighttime UTV ride.
So everybody piled in the back.
The only surprise, and that's always fine and safe.
There's like no cars on the road.
And West Virginia is awesome.
You can ride UTVs more or less anywhere you want.
If there's a stripe in the middle of the road, then you have to have side mirrors and brake lights and all the accoutrement.
So we took the UTV for a ride for our stand.
It's like two miles out, two miles back, but the dog followed us the entire time.
At a certain point, I stopped and I said, go back, go back.
You're going to run out of gas or whatever.
She insisted on riding next to us the entire time, sometimes sprinting ahead, sometimes behind.
And then finally, we reached our turnaround point and went up to her.
Good dog, we're so proud.
We actually had some water.
We gave her some water.
And then I turned around to leave and she sprinted off into the woods.
And I was like, okay, she, you know, saw a rabbit or something like that.
But she just disappeared, straight disappeared.
The kids were a little bit concerned.
You know, she going to get lost.
Is somebody going to grab her?
Most likely lost.
I said, we did our best to call her.
I said, guys, we have to head home.
It's late.
It's dark.
We called her on the whole ride home.
No sign of her whatsoever.
I said, if she's not back tomorrow.
which I think she will be, then we'll go look for her.
And if we have to put up signs, like she's a very competent outdoor hound.
So we drive all the way home and kids are starting to get more concerned as we get there.
And just as we turn to enter our property, who do you see out of the corner of the darkness, but our dog just absolutely beelining it across the field like a laser.
And the kids are like, yeah, it's her.
Her name's Freya.
I can dox the dog, right?
Freya, Freya.
And just seeing her sprinting across a moonlit field at 40 miles an hour, whatever it was, to catch up and the kids cheering was a summer highlight of mine so far.
So there you go.
Hope that wasn't too long.
We love our dog.
She's so great.
And that was just a really cool moment because she basically sprinted two miles out and then belatedly two miles back and didn't get distracted by a fox or a rabbit off in the bush.
Go ahead, Sam.
Coach, that's exactly what this show is about.
I felt a little self-indulgent, but I thought that maybe would be a little nice.
Yeah, summer.
That's exactly what this show is about.
It's about folk, faith, and family.
Amen.
Yeah.
And that's why we need to continue to do it.
You know, I don't think it's too much to ask.
It's not that we get together for an hour or two once a week to talk about it.
You know, like I always said, so it's a once a week show.
You know, we get together, we talk for an hour or two.
And oh, you know what?
That sucked.
So we don't, we don't put it out there.
But that's not going to happen.
But let's say, let's say we talked for an hour or two and it sucked and it didn't mean anything.
We don't have to put it out there.
But the fact is, you know, it's family men, you and I, talking about things that come up in our family, things that we experience, the world, the news.
And we got Rolo.
You know, Rolo is violates our rule.
We had the early on rule.
It's got to be family men, but Rolo's been a good, a good addition because he has good insight and good takes on things.
So he can smile sincerely.
Way to go, Sam.
And so smiling through the mic.
Yeah.
So that's the reason that the show has to continue.
And that's the reason that the show is not like some kind of great sacrifice of our time.
I'm not breaking out that violin for sure.
Certainly not once.
It's been once a month over the past two or three months.
Rolo, are you still to that point, Sam, before I forget, are you still with the lady?
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Good.
We took a pretty big step forward in our relationship.
We were talking about something and then I asked her a question.
Sex, finally.
And she said yes.
So I can now call her gay.
Oh, God.
I won't further think that was going to go.
Well, I was hoping it was going in a.
Who are you talking about?
I know, I know.
I think you guys who abstain until marriage are crazy, personally, but we don't have to get in that argument right now.
But when you get married, or no, when you have a child, then I can hand the reins off.
You can take over.
Yeah, you and Sam can take over a full house and I can sail off into the sunset on the yacht in my sailor cap with all that.
Yeah, yeah.
All right.
Seriously, that's awesome.
Don't get cocky now.
I can call her, okay?
Yeah.
That's awesome, man.
Way to go.
Made sure that didn't show offender.
Yeah.
Did you see this model I made of the de Glaca?
I did.
I saw that post.
I didn't quite, I had never seen anything like that before.
Was it some German science project that came to fruition or they were trying to?
Yeah.
Yeah, that was something that Horace the Avenger used to talk about back in the day.
This de Glocka, the so-called Kickberg Bell, which was, you know, kind of like maybe anti-gravity or time travel type technology.
And so because I'm interested in model building, I would occasionally look it up like, oh, is this, you know, has anyone made a model of this thing?
And it was always like, no, this is not like somebody had it, but it was not available.
And I would, you know, keep tracking it.
Well, I occasionally look it up.
And recently I saw it on eBay.
It's like, oh, it's from, you know, it's ordering from Mexico.
You know, it was, you, you could get it.
So I ordered it, you know, and I painted it.
And maybe we could post it in the show notes.
The image I posted in our chat and everything like that.
But looked like a lunar lander or something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was, it's a fun, it's a fun thing if you if you look it up.
And I've always tried to interest my kids in model building for the last 25 years, you know.
Right.
I remember we made the invisible man.
You know what that is, like shows all the organs and the brain and the digestive system and all the bones and everything.
You know, and we made, I remember making a NASCAR, you know, and we've made the spirit of St. Louis, Charles Lindbergh, his plane, you know, the sure.
And I spent all this time on the figure of the man that's the pilot, you know, you can't even see it if you look at the thing.
Still one of my favorites.
Absolutely.
I made all these, you know, I spent all this time painting the figure of the pilot.
But anyways, the spirit of 76, I made U-Boat and everything.
So this, this is just my latest thing of finally, I was scanning eBay and I saw, oh, somebody was offering this de Glaca.
And so from Mexico, I got it and put it together, painted it.
And, you know, you could post it in the show notes.
Absolutely, Sam.
Did I, you know, that is a great hobby that you have been forcing or foisting or encouraging on your family for a while?
And I'm saying that to people because like you hear from like kindergarten teachers, like children show up and they don't have like the motor skills of to color a picture or whatever, because with computers and everything, people are mouses and, you know, and all that type of thing.
So those are important skills for people to try to encourage in their children coloring, having a coloring book.
You know, when we were children, we had coloring books.
You know, handwriting.
Yeah.
Teach your kids.
Teach your child to read and 100 easy lessons.
We are we are slowest, unsurprisingly, slowest in completing that book by age with our youngest, but he's almost good enough that it's like pro forma that we're doing it.
But it just reminds me, Sam, yeah, you know, it's always handwriting.
Yeah, it's reading.
They start with the sounds, then they move on to the words, then they move on to reading real stories.
And at the end of every lesson is a handwriting exercise, which we always do.
And that is this, this has been the past few summers, frankly.
Santa Claus brought a PS5 for Christmas.
I probably wouldn't have agreed for Santa Claus to deliver that, but my wife felt strongly that it should go on the list.
And I relented.
It was a great deal on Costco.
But it's been, again, it's been hot and humid.
It's been hot and humid enough here that I don't quite have the chutzpah to tell it, go outside and play.
You know, it's a beautiful day out there.
I'm like, you guys want to sit and veg and play Fortnite or Minecraft for a little bit.
That's fine.
But sometimes, yeah.
Yeah.
But my mom was always the activity general.
Like she would not let us sit and watch TV.
I don't have an internet.
Well, that's the weather for when you can like either play video games or watch a movie.
Like when you, if like you cannot go outside, like if it's miserably freezing or if it's like swelteringly hot, like where it's like actually bad for you.
And there's gnats too and mosquitoes and flying.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm going to change the oil.
Maybe you can go outside for 30 minutes.
Oh, yeah.
Absolutely.
Or let's go take a UTV ride after the sun is down or go, you know, play on the we've definitely sat on a trampoline to look at shooting stars.
And oh, I thought it was, oh, no, it's a lightning bug.
We caught lightning bugs.
We still haven't been to a state park.
We still haven't floated down the river locally.
My son put orchestra performance on there.
I was like, awesome.
Yeah.
Let's go to a, you know, a symphony orchestra, but they actually slow down a lot.
It's not like we have a lot of symphony orchestras around us here, but there is one in Winchester, but it's all like fake and gay stuff in the summer.
We, this is, I'll be very careful.
You know, we've had big gatherings over the fourth pretty consistently for the past few years.
And this past fourth, we just had a bunch of people have asked about them.
We had the Smashers over and their two sets of twins.
It was a lovely time.
The older twins are delightful, well-behaved, curious, and sweet in their own way.
And the younger, rambunctious twins were still young and rambunctious, but better than they were last year.
And we all went to a little local, it's not a watering hole, it's a river access.
And we swam in the river and challenged Smasher to swim across the Potomac to the rope swing that everybody else was tapping out on because the current was really moving.
Had a lovely time.
So the Smashers are doing great.
Their kids are growing up.
It was a lovely thing.
If anybody was wondering, where was my invite for this Fourth of July coach, including Sam and Rolla?
We didn't, we didn't hold a big party.
But that's also that it's, I don't know what to tell you guys, but it's just like, I was thinking about having a big thing and all the invites and the mess and the expense and the sleeping arrangements.
And I was like, no, frankly, I was okay with not doing anything.
We could stay at the local motel and we wouldn't go anything.
Maybe, maybe next year, Sam.
Seriously.
Yeah, sure.
it's a long ride for you.
There was something that you mentioned there.
Did I mention on a recent show about Junior's athletic glory that he accomplished on the soccer field?
Go ahead.
I can't believe I, yeah.
So longtime listeners of the show have heard my stealing home to win the championship in the last game of Little League 1993, sixth grade before we moved up to the big field.
And I'm sure the junior has heard that more times than he cares to admit.
It's not like I regale that all the time, but it was really awesome as a kid.
It was my favorite memory.
So Junior was in his last game in his age group for soccer.
And his team was good, but definitely not the best.
Went all the way to the championship against an objectively superior team.
And I'm telling this not to brag, primarily to inspire people to have more kids because my heart could have exploded out of my heart in joy.
I kind of spoiled the ending there.
Long story short, they battled to a tie at the end of regulation.
So then they went to sudden death overtime.
And if it was still tied at the end of sudden death overtime, then they would have to go to penalty kicks.
Still tied, near like 30 seconds left at the end of overtime.
And one of Junior's teammates gets fouled in the box on the offensive box.
They call a penalty kick.
The kid who gets fouled is very, very talented at soccer.
I figure coach is going with him.
You got the, you drew the foul.
You get the penalty kick, all the guts, all the glory, or the eternal shame.
But to my wife and I's great surprise, he just shouts out and I'll say, Junior.
And we look at each other like, holy crap.
The coach just called on our son to go take this momentous penalty kick, which is just like in basketball, you know, the clock is out and you got to sink the free throw.
Now, if he missed, then the clock would have expired and they would go on to penalty kicks.
If he made it, they win the entire championship for the entire season.
And that's his last game in this league.
And he just buries it in the back of the net, runs back toward the center of the field with his arm raised, right arm raised in a fist, not extended.
And the coach runs out to the middle of the field to reach him up and put him on his shoulders.
And they're all chanting his name.
And the kids are like ecstatic because they didn't expect to win.
They technically, I guess, didn't deserve to win, but they played hard enough.
They drew the last minute foul.
And my little guy, my firstborn son, got something that was way cooler than me.
You know, I stole home on a pass ball or the pitcher wasn't looking.
He was just mono e-mano against the goalie.
And I am actually getting a little teary-eyed here, which is ridiculous because when I bring it up to him, he's like, ah, whatever.
He's not making a big deal out of it.
He's just like, yeah, it happened.
I delivered.
Whereas when I was in sixth grade, I was like, I stole home to win the championship, you know?
So totally different, different person.
Yeah.
Nega Heil Hitler.
Yeah.
It's a highlight of my life.
I hope it's going to remain a highlight of his life, but it was the coolest thing that I've seen this summer by far.
And he's just like, yeah, whatever, dad.
So pretty cool of him, not just to deliver, but to not make a big deal out of it.
Yeah.
Ice in his veins.
HVAC.
Rollo and I were discussing HVAC and heating and cooling during the break.
We've got baseboard heaters and window units here.
Just legacy of the house we occupied.
We had, there was a wood-burning stove in our house, but we, it was gone when we bought it and we didn't replace it because the space is precious.
And at the time, we had a little guy.
And it's really the base, the baseboard heaters are expensive in the winter.
Not obscenely because our house isn't big, but I was looking at getting a more efficient mini split system.
Maybe two, maybe just one for the main area to just blast.
But the professional equipment and install prices were obscene.
Like, like I laughed them out of the room almost.
And then I found a little guy who was willing to do it for cheaper, but was slightly less confidence inspiring.
And then I finally discovered something called Mr. Cool, which is supposedly a do-it-yourself mini split system.
You have to get an electrician to run the wire from the breaker unless you really know what you're doing.
And then, you know, Rollo is just toughing it out because he's like, yeah, it's only, you know, really hot out here in the desert a few nights, you know, cools off under the moonlight.
It's like, it's going to be about 101 this week, but it's like 60 at night.
It's whatever.
Well, yeah, you oh, that's the classic move.
You open the windows at night and then at a certain point.
And I even, we have one of those thermometers in here that shows interior and exterior.
And I hope one, like Junior kind of rolls his eyes at me.
I know I'm a little bit of a broken record on some of this stuff, but I'm like, look at it.
We've reached the tipping point.
You know, it's hotter outside than it is in here.
Windows go up and then we last as long as we can.
And I am totally the stereotypical dad who's like penny pinching on the electric just because that's what we do.
But at the same time, it's like, you don't have to instantly turn on the air conditioning the moment that you're slightly warmer than you expect.
I don't know.
We can afford the electricity, but we're punting on mini splits.
And yeah, it's the window AC units are not actually that bad when it comes to dollars per comfort level.
But in the really brutal depths of winter here, electric baseboards are pretty brutal on the budget.
So I might still buy a Mr. Cool and try to do it and rope one of our electrician buddies into coming out here to work for burgers and beer, but we'll see.
There was just real quick to go back to the Epstein thing, there was a video and I don't want to do Twitter and review or, oh, I saw this thing and it was really interesting, but it struck a chord somehow.
There was some Jewess, ostensibly, she's like walking down the street of Los Angeles with her Khazar milkers hanging out, basically calling everyone who is obsessed about Epstein a loser.
And everybody was like, ah, look closely at her necklace.
She's got a star of David there, or at least a six-pointed star.
And I had the same reaction.
This is clearly a Jewess who's just dumping on the Goyam and move on from your Jeffrey Epstein obsession.
But there was kind of a core of a kernel of truth there, even if she didn't admit it, which is that, you know, it's right to be angry about injustice in the world and it's right to be angry about government cover cover-ups and it's right to be outraged that that could go on for so long and make a thing.
But she was also like, you should probably be focusing more on your life than worrying about Jeffrey Epstein.
And of course she did it in this unctuous, offensive way.
But there was some little kernel of truth there where I was like, she's not 100% wrong.
People obsess over internet.
And somebody in the audience will say, this is Coach D-radicalizing again and say, you know, just go make money.
Move to country, learn trade, forget about the political struggle.
But there's, you know, how many MAGA types got swept up into Q Anon, right?
And I feel like Epstein didn't kill himself became another sort of slide in or substitute for Q ⁇ R.
And you can ask Grock, right?
It's like, no, all of the evidence points to him being a mossad operative and running a blackmail operation.
Like you don't need, do you really need the government to come and say yes?
Obviously, you would want to have justice.
I'm not making excuses for it.
It's disgusting.
But just the fact that they had to do that weird memo release to Axios to try to sweep it under the rug.
And then Trump doing the thing in the press conference or in the cabinet meeting where he's like, you guys still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?
That's so old news.
It's just, it's just funny.
And yeah, at least remember that to a certain extent to not harp over the daily news and the daily headlines and the memes and how to react to this, how to react to that.
I've been there.
I've lived that.
It's a hamster wheel.
And I never turn, you know, I would wake up and check Twitter.
I would check Twitter before I went to bed.
I don't do that anymore.
There are days where I don't check Telegram or I don't post anything.
And I'm just like, you know, the world can go pound sand.
I've got stuff to do.
I've got money to make or kids to take to this and that or grass to cut.
And that's just a little thing that I've learned over the years that I wish I could have told my 35 or 37 year old self.
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah.
I will just refer back to what I said about myself.
You know, why do I do this?
I do this for my own self.
I do this for my own spiritual improvement.
You know, I do this for my own enlightenment, you know, and that's that's what it must be.
From my deleted opening monologue, I still can't think of anything more justified than working toward a global movement of white racial solidarity, hard work, true joy, and raising healthy families in common purpose with those who look like you, share your values, and are more likely to be helpful than harmful.
I was like, that's a little verbose to just say, you know, I want to live in a white country, but you get the idea.
But that's still so nebulous and so far afield.
And you can see the true ideologue saying, well, the way you get there is through national socialism and a political movement.
Okay.
I don't have the gas in the tank to go, you know, head that up myself, but I'm still interested.
That's still the idea.
Let's see where it goes.
Let's see where it goes.
Like I said, it's ultimately about, like Hitler said, it's about the individual, right?
When has the man, the lot of mankind been advanced by the will of the majority?
Never.
When, when has anything been improved or advanced because of, you know, some group or whatever?
It's always the work of, it's the product of a man's mind.
Angry, brilliant few or one.
Right.
So that, that is what we have to look at.
And that's what we have to value in ourselves and each other.
Rolo, I'm surprised that you have not checked out yet or just washed your hands because you seem to get even more disgusted by the scene than I do sometimes.
Serious question.
I can separate retards from serious people.
I'm not one of those people that like, and you know, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
These are not serious people.
Like we need to be trying sharply.
No, no, no.
You fight the war with the soldiers that you have, but there are some people that are a lost cause.
And I'm fine ignoring them because to me, I see them.
It's no different than like Antifas saying, like, all your children are going to marry blacks, like that level of nasty.
Because those are people, they don't have friends.
They don't have IRL friends.
They spend all day on Telegram, 4chan.
They just don't matter.
That's something that's changed too, is that back in the day, I used to give every single Anon the time of day and the benefit of the doubt.
And I just don't do that anymore.
Yeah.
Or I can't.
I've been around a long time.
And I can just tell you that, you know, there's people that come and go and everything like that.
And there's the serious people.
And we are serious people.
So these other people, they, you know, if they're around now, they won't, they won't be around in the future.
Well, if we were serious, we would be rebelling against the government and leading a national socialist revolution right now.
Well, we're doing just flapping our gums on the internet.
Mostly joking.
Well, there are people more serious than us for whom this is an all-consuming drive.
It was never conceived.
But you know, the types that like, you know, specifically who I'm referring to when I talk about like the serious types, because those people that were talking about the serious and the non-serious, they weren't serious themselves.
Like those are just people that looked up to at the time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, no, we were all fooled at some point.
Like these are people that just want to be aristocrats.
They don't want to win because it benefits them and their children and their legacy.
They want to win so they can be the ones in the ivory towers.
And we saw what those people ended up doing is they took a route that didn't benefit white people.
And in fact, it helped non-white people because they were driven by something else.
So I just, I look at people like that, whether they're that type of person or internet Spurgs.
And I just, I know, you, you can go over there.
I'm just, I am to ignore you.
You don't matter to me.
I have to rely on the other admins to ban them.
I can't bring myself to do it.
It is very easy to ignore people that don't matter because they don't matter.
For all you know, that's a Pajit that was hired by Mossad to just demoralize you.
So what's the difference anyway?
It almost, you know, Hitler not being married to Ava and not having children and saying he was married to the German people.
There is something to the argument that not having a wife and kids to regulate you and, you know, that the true, well, I mean, I guess, you know, Trotsky had kids, but he was just a psychopath.
You know, the true psychopaths don't care if they're married or have kids.
It's just, you know, victory or death.
There's something to be said for that, even on the enemy side.
But, you know, am I bourgeois?
Am I reactionary?
Do I care more about my, you know, paying my mortgage and my kids being healthy and strong than I do about the white revolution?
Maybe.
Yeah.
Maybe so.
But I think that's also a, it's a pretty more human, normal, dare I say, trustworthy instinct than a lot of guys who have just dedicated their lives to this and have, you know, maybe some good tweets and podcasts to show for it.
And I'm actually, Spencer, of course, comes to mind.
I'm thinking of primarily there's a whole host.
There's a whole, there's a panoply of characters who I have strong or serving me.
I win.
You lose.
That's the rules.
Slava Ukraini.
So well, anyways, coach.
What's up, Sammy B?
There's the dangers of lifting alone.
You don't want to lift heavy women alone, that's for sure.
Or you do not.
Trust me.
Concerts can be dangerous.
Lay it on us, Sam.
You teased us pre-show.
Hopefully your intestines didn't pop out of your belly button.
No, no, no, no.
But, you know, over the last two years, you know, last year, I was in my crusade to do push-ups.
You know, so I got up to doing two sets of 55 push-ups per day.
And because I want to, you know, my goal was 50, actually.
Medlife crisis, obviously.
Exactly.
And when I hit 50 and I felt pretty good, I said, you know what?
I think I can go up to 55.
So I did, you know, but eventually I thought like, I don't, I do not want to keep going up from here.
And I want to go towards benching, more benching.
And chasing the dragon or needed harder stuff.
Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
And so I started benching and I'm going up in my bench and everything like that.
And so I went from doing two sets of push-ups to doing a set of push-ups and benching.
And I moved up in that.
Well, I got to the point or I was going up in bench.
So I went down there to bench and I was coming home from work.
And my wife, she had told me, oh, my wife and my youngest son, they're going to be out.
They won't be there to fend for myself.
So I said, all right, well, I'm coming home.
This is my lift day.
I'm supposed to do bench pressing.
And I said, well, that's okay.
Because what I bench press is like I do sets of what I can do.
I don't go for a single one time or two time most ever lift.
I do, you know, sets.
One of our great buddies said, it's not about the number.
It's about the quality of your reps, I guess.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
The best you can do with the weight you can handle.
Yeah.
And my youngest son, I have never put upon him to spot me, you know, even though he's just turned 18, but I have not, I don't put upon him to spot me.
I do what I do, whether he is there or not.
So I get home and I say, okay, well, I'm coming home.
And I said, I'm going to do, this is my bench press day.
I'm going to do it.
I know nobody's there, but that's okay because I, you know, I do my sets.
So I get there.
I go down.
And well, I get in the house and it's like, oh, he is there.
He didn't go with my wife to do the thing, whatever it was.
I'm like, okay, well, whatever.
That's fine.
I'm still doing my thing.
So I go down there.
I do my thing and I get, I do all my other stuff, which is I do the rowing, the water rowing, I do my stretching.
I do a number of things.
I get to the point of the bench press.
So I get there.
I wish real quick, Sam, I wish that we could put a video compilation of you working out together like Jared Taylor doing the ground humps, you know.
Sam floating around the universe, destroying Jewish power, but rowing.
I do my stretching.
I do my rowing.
So I get to the point of doing that.
And I get there and I get the weight up and I go down.
All of a sudden, this calf cramp.
You ever have a cramp in your calf muscle?
Not my calf hamstrings, for sure.
Yeah brutal yeah, calf muscle, it's like mind numbing pain, mind numbing is all the only way I could describe it.
And the bar goes down on my chest and and I stretch, stretch my leg out to relieve it.
But now the bar's down yeah, and so I, I call out to my son, hey, come down here, because once it's down, like that there's, you can't get it back up.
Did you put the clips on the on the bar?
Yes, this is why I I, I always tell people, if you're benching, especially alone, do not put the clips on it.
So you're right, slide the book, slide the.
That is the exact reason.
Well yeah, now you know, obviously hindsight, but that is the exact reason why I tell people, if they are benching alone, do not put the clamps on the bar.
That's your emergency exit.
Yeah you're you're, you are 100 accurate in that.
So but, like I said, I was not expecting to be home, and then he turned out he was home, so it everything ended good.
He came down, he lifted the bar off me and I.
But it was, it was a scary moment because in my mind I was ready to lift alone.
And if I had been alone like that, and the the clamps were on the end.
I don't know.
I don't know what would have happened then.
I would have maybe broken some ribs or whatever.
Could you uh, could you have pushed it down toward your toes?
Could you have crushed your dick with it?
Would that have been a good thing?
Yeah, would have broken ribs or something.
I I hate to think what would happen if it ended up at your neck.
They might have come down and thought you were doing some sexual uh, asphyxiation thing.
Yeah, it was.
You know, I would have had to been in a position of having to dump it.
Dump it one way or the other, left or right, to get it off.
But I just mentioned it as a cautionary tale.
It's a real thing.
You know, our people are into lifting weights as they should be, and I was ready to lift without somebody being there.
He was there.
He was there, thank god.
But I was ready to go without any um backup and uh, it would have been disastrous.
So i'm glad you're still with us, Sam.
That would have been a terrible way to go, either broke, you know, cracked ribs or uh, asphyxiation rollo.
Good, pro tip don't yeah, lift alone if you got the clips on the side so you can do that we've.
We've seen the horror.
You know footage of assorted weight room disasters.
Uh one, we are on the tiptoe of 117 000 per bitcoin.
Uh, I check it I, I check it every day.
That is by far an all-time high.
Um, and and I, I know we're getting a little bit late in the show for financial advice we've banged the bitcoin drum.
I think we had bitcoin coral on in 2022.
Yeah, 2023 at latest.
Um, everybody thinks i'm too late was, it was not 2023, that's when I was here 2022 for yeah, i'm guessing.
Yeah, Kim Jong Un looking at the screen with bitcoin going up, and then it went into bitcoin winter which, of course, is when you want to buy.
But um, I helped one of our guys get set up with it today and I just said, you know listen, we're at all-time highs.
That is generally we are.
That's not the time to buy.
Yeah we're, we are still in the early part of bitcoin and everything, Absolutely.
It would have to take a black swan event to derail this train for sure.
There are so many people that I know that have money and are investors that are not in Bitcoin yet or cryptocurrency yet.
There are yet many investors to get involved in cryptocurrency.
So we are at the beginning.
If you are just hearing this for the first time today, get something going.
Yeah, by 20 bucks worth, just to get your toes wet.
We're not like everybody has.
You're at the beginning.
This is a long way to go to reach the.
I've heard all the arguments about Ponzi scheme, you know, no core value, et cetera.
And sorry, look at the chart and look at BlackRock and look at the ETF inflows and look at the corporate adoption and look at the Trump administration taking its boot off of crypto.
And you're not too late.
Personally, if I were like to make my first Bitcoin purchase, I would probably not buy it right now.
That's just because I'm allergic to buying all-time highs, which is generally a good idea.
But given a long enough timeframe, you don't want to bet the grocery money or the mortgage money on it.
Just start stat, just start stacking the thing.
This is not going to be the high.
This is not the high, right?
No, it's not going to be higher.
And back many, many years ago, TRS sent me some Bitcoin, you know, and I started with a couple hundred bucks.
Was it TRS or was it the producer of the fatherland?
Somebody.
One of them.
Yeah.
I think it was the producer of the fatherland.
That was the first time I ever received crypto too, Sammy Baby.
It was Litecoin.
Yeah.
Or Litecoin bonus.
Yeah.
Somebody, somebody.
Ancient lore.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And so I've, you know, bought a little bit since then, but with a couple hundred bucks, I have well over several thousand bucks in it.
Yeah.
So just absolutely.
You got to, you got to get in it.
Just look at the chart.
And one of the most popular, he's not Dave Ramsey, but I forget his name.
He's actually a Jewish guy, but he's a personal finance guy.
He hasn't touched crypto in a long time.
And he just said, look, I think a 10% allocation to crypto in your portfolio is conservative.
Yes.
I could Google his name if I had an intern or a producer, you know, personal.
Larry, I used to listen to him when I lived in Northern Virginia.
I can't remember.
Anyway, but he's like a big personal finance radio broadcaster advisor.
And he's a 10% is conservative.
I'd go up to 25%, maybe higher.
Don't quote me on that.
And that's a guy reaching millions of years every year.
And I don't care what you think about it.
This is not ideological.
It's not about my privacy or screw the government or I hate fiat or whatever.
It's simply about getting aboard a train that is rolling that provides a pretty good hedge.
If you, you know, if you don't like BBB because it explodes the debt out of the water and you're worried about the United States financing and the dollar hegemony over the world, Bitcoin is like the fifth largest asset in the world after number one is gold.
Number two is NVIDIA.
And then it's like Microsoft, Amazon, maybe Apple, and then Bitcoin.
This thing that everybody laughed at, that everybody said was going to collapse.
All the big brains said it's worthless.
Jamie Diamond, the Black Swan, Lebanese guy, all those people crapped on it.
And who's laughing now?
You know, basically, and Michael Saylor, I still sometimes wonder whether he's a snake oil salesman because he's just so bullish on Bitcoin.
Sorry for the Bitcoin bonanza here.
But whenever Bitcoin hits an all-time high, he says, no one has ever lost money on their Bitcoin investment at this moment.
Inflation, maybe, maybe not, but basically buying and holding.
We are more towards the beginning than towards the middle.
I think that's right.
Even if you're starting today, you're going to put $100 or $200 on Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in general.
This is the day to do it.
I agree.
And this is not like we're like, get in on the Ponzi scheme so that our Bitcoin is richer because there's probably nobody in the audience who has even the slightest ability to skew the value charts.
Millions of boomers are buying iBit, which by the way, BTC, Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini, is the lowest expense ratio Bitcoin ETF.
I've looked at Fidelity's Van X is H-O-D-L.
And Grayscale for a long time was the only one that had Bitcoin available to buy in their trust, GBTC, but it had an obscene expense ratio that they didn't drop when the other ETFs came out.
And then I didn't even know it existed.
They were like, oh, yeah, we introduced a low-fee Bitcoin ETF.
It's called BTC.
If you have an IRA or a brokerage account, that's the easiest way to do it.
And if you want to buy it as a regular Joe with quote unquote real money, not retirement money, then you've got Kraken, Coinbase, Gemini.
You know, take a look at them all.
The classic one is Binance.
I never liked that interface.
I think that you would be short-sighted, not foolish or cowardly, but just not doing the thing.
I made so many investment mistakes in my life, including NVIDIA.
NVIDIA has been in the news for 10, 15 years, buy NVIDIA.
It's a buy.
NVIDIA hits new all-time highs.
And I was like, they just make video game processors.
Like, I don't, why would I buy that stock?
And now it's the most valuable company in the world, the first one to break $4 trillion.
Caveat, Emptor, it could crash.
There could be some black swan thing that comes down the road that we don't see coming.
Somebody's going to do quantum computing and hack the Bitcoin thing.
But there's a new meme floating around that it's like, you want to buy Bitcoin?
Well, let me tell you something.
The sun is going to consume the earth one day and your Bitcoin will be worth nothing.
You know, it just highlights the desperation of the Bitcoin haters to do it.
And it and interest rates are about to lower too.
I didn't foresee us getting into deep Bitcoin and financial territory this late in the show, but Trump is basically hectoring the Federal Reserve to do a massive interest rate cut, which essentially makes the dollar cheaper and makes everything get goosed with easy money.
Where do you think that money's going to go?
In treasuries or into Bitcoin?
I think we've said our piece.
I don't want to beat a dead horse.
Well, and speaking about things like investments or things putting money in value and stuff.
It matters.
It matters a lot.
A listener contacted me recently and talked about he was browsing at a record store and he found some screw, a screwdriver record in the bin, in the wild, if you will.
He actually found a record in the wild.
And he contacted me and he said, should I buy it?
And he showed me a picture of it and I said, well, I'm looking at it.
It was a yellow cover, which is the yellow record of the all screwed up by screwdriver.
That was like in the Netherlands was for some reason that that album was put out as a yellow cover in that country.
And I said, well, I'm just going to tell you that's not an original pressing.
So you might say, oh, as an investor, as a buyer, is that like a good or whatever?
Well, I'm not a collector in the terms of like having something of value, even though I have original screwdriver pressings.
But the thing is, like as the way technology has progressed, so there's original masters were put into subsequent pressings and they're put on better vinyl, better sleeves.
And not only that, but the inner sleeves had photos or band notes or lyrics or whatever.
Back in the old days, you got an album from the old Rockarama releases.
You'd have an album with just the outer sleeve and the actual record be real crapshoot.
It might be on good vinyl, might be on bad vinyl, kind of a poor recording or good recording.
And when people have gone to making subsequent pressings of this album, the guy that contacted me, he said the album he presented was Screwdriver All Screwed Up.
And that album, believe it or not, you're not going to even believe this.
I looked it up.
How many times has that album been repressed?
88 times.
Mean magic.
Yeah, mean magic for sure.
So I said, absolutely.
If you want that album, buy it, even though it's not an original pressing because it had the yellow cover.
The original cover was lime green.
But if you buy that, probably it's better vinyl.
It's been, maybe the recording has been compressed.
It's going to sound better.
You might have the inner sleeve has band photos or lyrics or notes and all that.
So I would just, you know, in our thing, like the idea, yes, if you are a collector and you get an original pressing, like a couple of the screwdriver albums I have are original pressings from the 80s.
Yeah, are those things valuable?
Sure.
Of course, they have value.
They're important.
But as a fan, as I regard myself, I'm a fan.
I like listening to the records.
I like handling the records and looking at it and playing them and all that stuff.
Absolutely.
If you find a, whether online or you find in the wild, so to speak.
Yeah, a repressing or subsequent pressing is absolutely worth it.
Buy it.
No, no rare cassette tapes, unfortunately, Sam.
There's no collector cassettes or maybe 80s.
There are.
There are.
Yeah.
I used to listen.
I used to do my homework at my desk in my bedroom with the radio on Eagle 106, Q102, Power 99, all Philly stations.
And I'd have a blank tape or mostly blank tape next to me.
And as I'd be doing, it was usually I left my math homework to the end because that was always the hardest.
I used to do the easy homework first and then build up to the hard homework.
But I'd be listening to music and my dad used to always pop in and say, how can you do your homework with your music?
And I'd say, Dad, I honestly can do it while having the music on in the background.
Was back and I but i'd have my finger, i'd have my right hand ready to go hit the like, record and play buttons together on the SONY.
It had two, two cassette tapes I guess, so you could like record back to back or whatever.
And then it had the disc player up top and uh, I and I made some pretty pretty dope uh, hip-hop cassette tapes with my favorites.
I still got them in a box somewhere here um, but uh yeah it's.
It's crazy to think of how much has changed.
All right let's, let's wrap it up, sam.
Uh, we are.
Yeah, I think we've done more than enough.
It's 112 in the Mountain Mama, and bitcoin has broken through 117 000 per coin.
Huzza uh, not gloating, but we told you so and i'm just, i'm personally proud when our advice to the audience comes true.
If you've got an example of us giving advice to the audience that has been bad or hasn't come true, by all means drop it in the inbox.
Fullhouse show at Protonmail.com.
We're on telegram.
You know that maybe i'll go to the website and like, tinker around with the settings and tell them, yes, the credit card that you have on file is what you should charge for the website.
We'll see.
Epic used to be based with Rob Monster as the ceo, and I think it's run by shitlibs now.
So i'm tempted to be cheap and or principled and not do that, but i'll, i'll do it anyway.
Uh, thank you, Rollo.
Thank you, Sam.
We love you, fam.
Sam, I got you on the lead up to the music here real quick and hey you, dear listeners uh, drop us a line.
Let us know if we should keep going, or if we should wrap this puppy and uh hand the show over to Rollo as soon as he's married and has kids, or whether I should give up the ghost and uh just mow lawn in my holler all day long and think of the fashy edge lord that I used to be mostly kidding.
Uh Sam, what are we going to listen to heading out here?
You're going to listen to Sam.
I know he said he had to step away, but I wasn't looking at the screen.
Uh, we're going to listen to Mistreat.
Let me roll up uh, it just to a friend from Middle-earth, and this is by the finished band Mistreat.
Uh, one of their members hopped on our live stream for election night 2024.
I very awkwardly claimed that Helsinki was a very boring city and he sort of was very polite and diplomatic about that, not giving me too much guff.
Um, thank you guys for riding with us this long rollo.
Any closing thoughts?
Uh yeah, listen to BASS AND Confused.
And the second best podcast you'll listen to no, just that Odyssey, primarily right, it is on Odyssey yep video and audio.
All right sam we, we did the business and uh said that we were going to listen to Mistreat, to a friend from Middle-earth.
And quick context here before we pretend to go to bed.
Yeah well, Mistreat is a great band from back going back to the 80s, from Finland.
Great guys, these are guys that are probably my age and last year they had a couple two, two guys that passed away that were great friends of the band.
So they put out the seven inch vinyl uh, just very recently and had two songs of very uh, uh much tribute to the, to the guys and uh the, the.
The song we're going to play is to a friend from Middle-earth.
But great guys, great band and uh, great song.
We love you fam, and we'll talk to you sooner rather than later.
No promises.
It's all yours, Sam.
Live it up.
See ya. See ya.
What life has is all for you.
Can see with a fair wind how rocky is your road, how much hardships you have to go through.
Which cards you've been dealt, oh, time will tell how long-lasting is your game.
Suddenly, you realize it all ended here.
Well, how I is calling your name.
You were still so young, alive ahead of you in a fast shot, covered as sun.
Yourself decided your time has come.
Not a dry eye was seen on anyone from the warm green islands to the cold winds of the north.
You followed your dreams, your life blossomed and falled.
That gold on day when tonight turned into dawn, warm rings around it.
Presence is gone Oh, time will tell how long-lasting is your game.
Suddenly, you realize it all ended here.
Well, how I is calling your name.
But your legacy in your children, you were so proud.
So farewell, my good old friend, from the land of the long white cloud.
It is what it is.
There's nothing I can do.
I'm a skeleton now, but I appreciate seeing you from the warm green islands to the cold winds of the north.
You followed your dreams, your life blustering for that gold on day when tonight it turned into dawn.
Warm breeze surrounded us, telling your presence green islands to the gold winds of the north.
You followed your dreams, your life blossomed and falled.
That gold dawn day when tonight turned into dawn.
Warm breeze surrounded us, telling Your presence is gone.