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Now, if you had told us at this point in 2025, before the inauguration, that in just one year, all of the J-Sixers would be free as birds, that the southern border invasion was effectively halted, that U.S. aid was abolished, that birthright citizenship was before the Supreme Court, that the vice president went to Munich to spit in the eyes of Europe's naked emperors for their suicidal migration policies and domestic repression,
that DEI and affirmative action were effectively ended at the federal level, that the refugee resettlement program was gutted except for white South Africans, that Tucker Carlson had humiliated Ted Cruz before tens of millions of eyeballs for his slavish subservience to Jews in Israel, that there is a new remittance tax, federally sponsored remigration,
and a new major fee on H-1B visas, that America is collecting tens of billions in tariff revenues without tanking the economy or fueling inflation, that a summit with Vladimir Putin was hosted in Alaska with full B-2 bomber flyover, that in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, Antifa was declared a terrorist organization with a few arrests and prosecutions and convictions, that gas is at least a dollar a gallon cheaper,
that ICE and Border Patrol are, as we speak, flooding the zone of our most rabid cities to take out the human trash with tens of thousands of new hires inbound, that we have a strategic Bitcoin reserve as well as a stock market and gold and silver at record highs, that Iran had lit up Israel with cruise missiles without triggering a massive regional war,
that both Irina Zarutska and Shiloh Hendricks would be household names for vastly different reasons, that the United States had simply seized Nicholas Maduro in a daring nighttime raid with zero casualties and a newly kowtowing Venezuela, and that the Department of Homeland Security would be essentially white nationalists posting on a Twitter that still remains largely censorship-free.
Well, even the most passionate Trump boosters in 2025, whom most of us thought were mouth-breathing retards at the time, would be astounded.
And so am I.
Now, of course, total Aryan victory has not been declared in America yet.
The Jews still have disgustingly disproportionate power, nowhere more apparent than our sustained support of the rogue gangster state of Israel.
The Epstein debacle was a vivid reminder of how dirty and or incompetent our system is.
There are dozens of moves that could have been more effective or perhaps long-lasting.
And the Republican Congress is still worth less than a bucket of worm spit.
And of course, many of them will be chucked out the door in November of this year.
Now, many of you get where I'm coming from already.
Many of you suspect that somehow everything that I listed is all fake and gay, with the world's biggest rugpole just around the corner.
But unless you are a serious masochist or a religious accelerationist, you have to admit that this is a superior timeline to Kamala Harris and Tim Walz and their legions of communist capos shitting on our heads daily.
And don't give me any guff about de-radicalization or buying into the system, the lesser of two evils, or that we're placating the Goyam before we're led to slaughter.
I've been paying close attention to politics since the first Bush administration.
It's true.
And this is the most radically good administration in probably all of our lives.
I don't know who our oldest listener is.
And, you know, we could go back and debate that perhaps.
So maybe for the first time in your life, consider allowing just a bit of optimism to seep into your worldview in 2026.
It won't kill you.
It won't lobotomize you.
It won't humiliate you if things turn south.
And it might just lead to even better things instead of just believing in either fated decline or national socialist revolution today.
So, Mr. Producer, let's go.
Welcome, everyone, to Full House, still the world's finest show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole family, or so we claim.
It is episode 220, and I'm your genuinely optimistic host, at least for now, at least in this moment.
Give it to me, please.
Coach Fitzstock, back with another two hours probably of radical commentary that is far less out of the mainstream than it would have been five years or certainly a decade ago.
That's because the tone has shifted, the vibe has shifted, not because we've gotten more milquetoast.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, huge thanks to Narcoid and the New England Active Club, who I missed thanking last show, and also Chris and Essex for their kind support since Christmas.
This one's for you.
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Now, after all that, let's get on with it.
First up, he's put up with a lot of moody blues from me over the years, and I don't mean listening in on my AirPods to my playlist.
Yes, he's never once let my dourness or skepticism seep into his DNA.
Sam, I mean it.
Welcome back.
Thanks, buddy.
Right.
Thanks, Coach.
You know, I am the oldest person on this podcast.
That's true, but I don't think I'm the oldest listener.
I'm pretty sure of that.
So, but yeah, Merry Christmas.
Happy New Year.
Happy Epiphany Day.
You know, been off.
Thank you.
And we've been off a couple of days or a couple of weeks, whatever it's been.
But, you know, it remains the holiday season, even though I've started to tidy up a couple of the Christmas decorations.
Christmas season goes clear through to February 2nd.
So I like to keep up the spirit.
I don't know if you saw the picture I posted on Epiphany Day.
We always chalk the lintel above the door, the main entrance where we live.
And we put on there 20 little cross, C, little cross, M, little cross, B, little cross, 26, 20, 26, of course, indicating the year.
And the CMB in the middle is Casper, Melchior, and Baltazar, which are the three kings, of course.
And it's a traditional Catholic house blessing.
The CMB alternatively stands for Christus Mancionum Benedicat, which means Christ bless this home.
So I'm trying to keep going with the Christmas season here.
It's been wonderful to have a couple of extra days off in between there.
you know, just to add on to what you were saying in your opening there, certainly the industry in this country remains strong.
Mentioned you off air that this past year has been record year in many ways for some industries.
And next year, this year, I should say, is already pegged to exceed it.
So I think it's we should be optimistic.
You know, our interests as white nationalists sometimes run concurrent with the system or the administration.
And yeah, we could point out all the bad things.
We could have a second show just about a bunch of bad things.
Absolutely.
You were listing the good things and there's definitely some good things that you very aptly reminded me of too.
And, you know, we should just keep watching.
You know, in certain declaring victory, you know, kicking our feet up on the table.
Yeah.
In certain conflicts, like in a way, we don't have a dog in the fight, right?
You know, we're just, we're like spectators.
But as we continue, we are still here.
You know, these white nationalist organizations kind of rise and fall and so on and so forth.
But we're still here.
There's there's more guys than ever in our thing.
And, you know, things just might shake out in our behalf in the long run, I think.
Yep.
Yep.
A couple of thoughts there, Sam.
Just real quick, you know, going back when was the last time we had an administration like this, like, don't give me Nixon or Kennedy, you know, different eras completely.
And, you know, Eisenhower, sure, he had Operation Whitback with all those deportations that everybody loved.
But at the same time, he was, you know, bayonet and desegregating American schools, right?
So it's, you know, Truman got the ball rolling on civil rights.
So probably going back to the 20s when eugenics and fascism were all the rage.
My Christmas tree is still up.
We always keep it up at least through January 7th.
Of course, belated Merry Christmas to our Orthodox friends.
And I still have the lights up on the house, but I don't have them on right now.
We're starting to push it.
You know, you don't want to be tacky with the Christmas lights too late into January, plus the electricity savings.
And I had to ask about the very rare bespoke hooch that you are enjoying tonight.
Yes, I did want to mention I was given a gift of 25-year-old cognac.
It is Armenian cognac.
Hey Kazuni is the name on the bottle.
And I'm enjoying that.
And that's what was making me think about perpetuating Christmas feelings a little longer.
So I am enjoying that.
I'm also enjoying some homemade sangria my mother-in-law made for us.
So cheers.
Amen.
Cheers.
Yep.
I got sparkling water.
We'll talk about my liquid consumption a little bit later in our men's health section, our aging men's health section.
But yeah, Armenia, first country to adopt Christianity.
And then you've got some real swarthy Armenians, but they're between Iraq and a hard place between Russia and Azerbaijan.
And I think Russians think that they have totally bungled their situation there.
Azerbaijan has basically humiliated them.
And the Russians are like, we're right here.
You guys chose wrong.
Anyway, that's well beyond our remit tonight.
All right.
Let's see.
And the same kind introduction goes for our trusty producer, who despite being far more cantankerous than Sam, feistier than Sam, I guess, is still generally way more of an optimist than me too, and much to his credit.
Rolo, did I agitate you there?
But because the reason I listed all those good things was twofold.
One, I listed all of the terrible things from Trump's first term when we did that sort of pre-election show with Kevin Deanna.
And two, there's no way I could have come up with a list a quarter of that cool after the first year of Trump one.
But anyway, welcome back, buddy.
Agitate me in what way?
No, no, no.
Well, I didn't think that I would actually, but do you think I was too heavy on the we don't say glaze, too effusive with my praise?
I packed all that thing out from memory.
I didn't like go to some page.
What are the good things that have happened?
You know, those things all just immediately came to mind.
There's probably a dozen more.
And of course, there's two dozen pieces of trash that we could criticize too.
But anyway.
Is your life better or worse now than three years ago?
Better mentally, better materially.
And I'm more optimistic for the future for sure than the Biden years.
Okay.
I was going to say two years ago.
Unquestionably.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that, yeah.
So that's basically my point.
The first year of Biden was great because we got so much free money, right?
It was just like, hey, I got the bag.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ride with Biden.
I did love free money.
Yeah, but to me, what it comes down to is, and I said this so many times, we have to live here.
And I said this, I would not sacrifice all the white people to destroy Zog.
Like, I mean, I need to live.
I would like future children to live and my family members to live and my friends and their children to live.
And I don't think we're at a point where this is a comfort issue because people will talk about like, oh, you're an old lunar cover.
You just want to be fat and happy.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't think that's just how it's going anymore.
I think, so the whole idea of the kosher sandwich, I'm actually, I'm a little more skeptical about it now, especially as the country has gotten browner, because I think Browns are generally unruly.
And as more of them are gaining power, it's getting harder and harder to control them.
So back when Biden was first elected, there was a guy who I had a discussion with where I was like, I don't think this is going to go the best way.
And he said, no, no, they put Biden in there because he's going to lull America back to sleep.
I keep hearing that cope.
And now Trump is going to leave people back to sleep.
Well, and if you look at it, Biden was like really energizing people.
And now Trump is doing the same thing, but in another way.
And there's already Democrats basically threatening to imprison all the people that have been working under the Trump administration.
So it doesn't seem like some kind of like, you know, one hand washes the other with the covert kosher sandwich.
I feel like there is some serious hubris and desperation for power where there's like, there are people out there that are like, oh, yeah, well, I'm going to get power and then I'm going to make you pay.
And it seems like for the first time, the government is fighting itself and not really us.
Like the people, the normies on the streets are fighting each other, but not as much as Libtards are fighting the feds.
So like, it's a very strange time.
And if you think this is not okay, the problem is actually you.
You are, and I'm not like trying to be like funny and snarky, but the problem is you are a miserable person and you're looking for, you're looking for like reasons to be unhappy.
Like if something is going good, no, no, things don't ever go good for me.
There must be something bad.
Right.
Pure glass half empty viewing with never a consideration that the glass might be half full.
Couple things that you brought to mind there, Rolo.
I suspect that you would sacrifice all of the white liberal anti-ICE protesters to throw them in the bob.
To save one Mexican gardener.
Every single one.
Yeah.
All the Mexican gardens.
And it's, you know, and we're going to talk more like real world, our life, you know, we do big picture and we do our lives on this show too.
It's not about our feelings and how we're vibing with the news.
It's about seeing things accurately.
And when I see unalloyed good that people can't even remotely acknowledge or see a Jew hand behind everything or a rug pull behind everything to your point, I genuinely think that those guys have been knowingly or unknowingly like brain effing themselves or just immersed in a stew where, like I said, faded decline,
like it either has to be pure national socialist idealist revolution or it's all Jewish and it's all fake and gay and it doesn't matter.
And the world just doesn't work like that.
We've mentioned this previously and I don't want to beat that dead horse, but it's really important.
And I've never been more sort of not disgusted, but kind of disgusted and just been like, man, you guys are all high on your own supply and addicted to negativity.
And if I thought you were right, I'd be riding, I'd be right there with you.
But I think you're wrong.
I'm not being optimistic to fool myself or to get good vibes.
Like there's just no way for me to possibly deny all of these things happening.
And the fact that we are approaching Pakistan status with our national politics and political leadership in a long-running analysis or joke almost that in Pakistan, whoever loses the election can basically guarantee that they're either going to jail or have to go into exile.
And, you know, Trump's been there and done that, at least with the indictments.
He didn't go to prison, but they certainly tried to.
And a lot of these guys, I don't think that's an exaggeration to say that, you know, if they lose, if they fail, prosecutions, abolish ICE, say goodbye to world financial liberty, whatever the hell a company, you know, all that stuff is going to get screwed.
And that very well may still happen, that they are provoking enough change to agitate the left and animate a ferocious response in the midterms and then in 2028.
But it looks to me like they understand the stakes and they're not backing down on the ICE raid.
So yeah, we'll go to the to Minnesota, which I could watch that.
I could watch footage of ICE in Operation all day long.
It is so refreshing to see.
Like, is anybody worried about the Department of Homeland Security like knocking down your door?
I'm not, Sam.
Rolo, are you worried about saying that Israel is a rogue gangster state or that Jews have a disgusting bad, disproportionate, you know, like, no, I don't, because yeah, now it could happen.
I could live to eat my words.
But as of this moment right now, what is the federal government concentrated on?
About a million things, but it's not white supremacy.
It's not, you know, criticizing the Jews.
And I'm grateful.
I'm grateful for that.
And Minnesota's case, case one.
Go ahead, Sam.
There's a lot of things you could observe about it for sure.
The biggest takeaways for me are that this is forcing their hand.
This is forcing the left.
And if you talk to enough people, the average regular person is, it looks horrible to the average person.
You know what I mean?
The left looks horrible.
The sentiment of very average people is like, yeah, shoot more of those people.
You know, there is no sympathy for that.
So it's, it's, we hope 50% of the population say I believe that 50% of the population are basically evil leftists, the enemy.
You know, and at one time, I've been through this conversation.
We've been through this conversation before.
At one time, you know, when I was coming up in the white nationalist movement, the sentiment of the movement was we were the, you know, 2% or 5% or some, you know, like the majority of the country was absolutely lost and, you know, something really horrible needed to happen.
But now I would say the Joe average, you know, Joe Sixpack is, it looks a certain way to them.
And all these events are, what do they call kettling, kettling the left and forcing them to be this one thing that people look at in a negative light.
That's, that's how I read it.
And I think that's good.
That's good for us.
These people are clearly not normal people.
You know, I've been around, I've been to things.
If police show up or something like that, or hey, you guys need to go over there.
The guys with the guns, you just say, all right, yes, sir.
You know, there's no, we don't sass them.
We don't fight them.
You know, we, we, you know, we're going to fight them, but we're going to fight them in a different way.
We're going to fight them in a, uh, with words.
We're going to fight them with our ideas.
We're going to fight them legally, maybe.
Or, you know, we're not going to, we cannot afford to be this thug, crazed thing that, and it's just funny the way that they eulogize this Renee Good compared to like Charlie.
Good and dead.
Yeah.
Yeah, good and dead.
Yeah.
You know, I'm going there.
I'm going there for sure.
Yeah, go ahead.
Sure.
Yeah.
And so it, that to me is just kind of showing what time it is.
I know it's not perfect.
I can anticipate all the detractions.
I'm just taking a high-level look at this.
The way this makes the left look to the average people.
By average people, my neighbor, my mother, my co-workers.
You know what I mean?
Is there like on some college campus somewhere?
Is it the opposite effect?
Sure, but that's very small.
I'm talking the bulk of people.
Yep.
I want to say very clearly, I am not remotely going to hem and haw or shed crocodile tears or clutch my pearls or need a feigning couch for that bitch.
I'm glad that she got shot in her head.
I'm glad she's dead.
She was an enemy combatant.
She was a hostile.
She was the archetype of the rabid, disgusting, reeking mob that we saw in Charlottesville.
If she could, she would execute all of us.
Maybe with torture, maybe just put us down.
And I'll admit, when I first saw the video, I was like, oh, boy, that don't look too good.
And then literally, like, I just did it myself before everybody started doing that.
All the footage came out.
I just froze it.
And I was like, no, when he took that first shot, he was in, you could see that he was in front of the van and it was going right for him.
And it was moving forward.
Pop, pop.
It had me dusting off all my wigger gangster rap.
Yeah.
Well, like I say, I just putting myself in the position, you know, let's say you're sitting there, and the cop comes right up to you.
Hey, stop right now or move it there or whatever it is.
You just, oh, okay.
You know, I was raised in a way and at a time where there was no question that you would sass the cops or be violent towards them or something.
These people need to get this message.
It's unfortunately the case that it needs to be done.
But these people need to see this lesson replayed several more times now.
As I understand it, something similar played out in Portland.
You had a couple of trained Aragua people shot in the car.
And it needs to happen a few more times so that these left-wing people, they're not too smart.
I will never mourn somebody who would gladly in my family and all of us.
100%.
They are radical.
They're fat, ugly, stupid, SSRI, degenerate, basically Bolsheviks in like a modern strike.
When you see the guys with guns, that doesn't mean we like what they're doing, but we know where this is going ultimately.
You learn to fight a different way or you make your point a different way.
These people need to get the message.
And there's this new term going around, the kamikaze Karen.
And these people are so deluded.
I guess in some way, take way back, far enough back.
Look, it's sad, but that these people have these.
I don't know if you saw that meme where they define what is a kamikaze Karen, but they actually hate themselves or like that one video where the woman was saying, you know, it doesn't feel right to cry for her because she was white and she was privileged.
And, but, you know, it's sad.
But that's how they, that's how they view it.
Like, like they hate themselves for being white and they believe that they have white privilege.
And they are just so filled with hatred for someone like us that, yeah, we need this to happen 100 times more.
I unironically salute every single ICE agent, even if some of them are goons, even if some of them are there and they don't care about immigration.
They're just collecting that paycheck.
They are literally.
How nice is it to see the federal government, not just, you know, for clickbait or whatever, but surging armed assets on two fronts to literally collect the human trash that is here and confront the rabid American citizens who are blowing their whistles and screaming Nazi, Nazi, Nazi.
Those ICE guys are getting the Charlottesville treatment daily and knocking commies to the ground, taking out the trash and doing what we didn't think was going to happen, right?
Remember all right-wing deportation squads, deportation force?
You didn't see any footage like this in the first term.
They're finally doing it.
And then you will have, I don't know if it's total skunk syndrome or if it's like, hey, guys, just be aware, like the fact that this, they don't have to do this.
This is theater for you, Goyum.
And if they were really serious, they would, you know, tax remittances instead of, you know, it's a paltry 1% or whatever from the big beautiful bill.
They would yank that up and then cut off all welfare and do this.
And that's like, okay, sure.
But this is awesome too.
I'm looking at a picture of some Norwegian, not Laritz, posted a picture of the Border Patrol czar Bovino and all them in Nazi armbands.
And he doesn't, you know, deny.
He just says, stay in Norway then.
Like, you cannot blackpill me to not see this as a valiant, worthwhile effort that is drawing lines.
And it could go down in flames, right?
When you see like 12 ICE guys at most, and there's hundreds of people around them, it could get a lot spicier than some people say.
It's getting spicy towards us.
Right correct yes, absolutely.
Um, don't bitch about things that don't make your life worse and you can think like long term well, strengthening the umpires again okay sure, but you being alive, it also kind of strengthens the empire because you're paying into their system, which is blah blah, blah.
It's like you can get, you can go down the nihilistic black pill rabbit hole however you want, Like that.
It's like you can make things as bad or as good for yourself.
Like, you know, if you're black, you see the bottle 20 ounces empty or full.
I don't know how you want to look at it, but how is your life now?
Like, how is your life getting worse immediately because Jews are up to something right now?
Yeah.
Or it's like, what if, you know, what if we built out a 10 times bigger detainment facility in America using Core Civic or Geo is the other one.
And, you know, Paul Singer happened to have a controlling stake in one of those companies.
Would you say, ah, Trump is just building the detainment facilities to enrich, you know, his Jewish donor crony friends?
And if he is, like, Jews have investments in everything.
That's how they got so wealthy.
Yes, like they're always going to be scheming.
They're always going to be up to no good.
And play both sides.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Probably both sides.
The system realizes at some point that infinity migrants is not good for them either.
You know, that's why I think.
I think we're seeing that.
Right, exactly.
And that's, that's why sometimes our interests happen to run concurrent.
And it's long over, and it's, it's in no way in the system's interest for these leftoids to be completely out of control and screeching.
So it's long time overdue that they were sent the message that, hey, you show up to one of these things and act a fool.
You might fool around and find out, as they say.
Yep.
Oh, but what if they use this as a precedent, Sam, to then, you know, militarize DHS against us?
Well, yeah, sure.
What if they cut my taxes and I have more money and then I have more money for them to seize later on, right?
It's like at a certain point, that gets ludicrous.
Yeah, you can, you can spin it however you want.
You can spin it to the like the worst case, like worst possible case scenario.
Like as you're making more money and your taxes are lower, well, so is the Shlomo banker and this and that.
Like it, you can, you can make things sound as bad as possible, but like for the first time, we're not the ones being hunted down.
And like getting the door knocks, it's brown people.
Well, we're not.
We're not raising the victory flag and saying we won.
I mean, we're all those black pill things, you would agree with all those things on some on some level.
Yeah, or see change.
Yeah, that's a good way to put it.
We thought we thought we were very, you know, having a shitty attitude, guys.
Come on.
I was very surprised in that first week or first month, and now it's heating up again.
And frankly, they're desperate.
They know the midterms are coming up.
And you see, and the other thing, too, is you see, I saw Will Chamberlain, who's like a faggot, barely right-wing Israel lover extraordinaire, boost a post about how James Fields' case should be, you know, looked at again for getting 400 years for trying to escape people who were assaulting him.
Yeah, it's basically the same dynamic.
Sean Davis has gotten a lot better.
He's a guy at the Federalist who you could call a basic bitch conservative Republican.
But I've been following his stuff for a long time and he's gotten better.
Cerdovich has posted a few things in the past month or two where I was like, son of a bitch, I don't see anything wrong with what, you know, there was no Ayahuasca hallucinations in that post.
That was totally, you know, lucid and right.
Like, this is how you deal with those people.
And it's not at all like when you, I mean, when you see the streets of Minneapolis, overwhelmingly middle-aged white people trying to basically, if federal agents showed up in my zip code or my closest town or any of them to deport illegal aliens, I would like have streamers and hot cocoa and cookies and, you know, slap them on the back and the flowers and all that stuff.
And the idea that people could be so counter to their own interest to oppose the people who are removing the people who have made Minnesota not just trash.
We've all seen the Mall of America footage, you know, like five, 10 years ago of how it's turned into a Somali wonderland, but now we have the fraud like front and center and the federal government halting payments to those states.
Is it adequate?
Is it permanent?
No, no, no, it's not.
But, you know, just all these band-aids ripping off that we have been trying to inject into the mainstream.
And then you have the Department of Homeland Security saying we'll have our home again or how beautiful life would be after deportations.
It's just a Twitter account, but that means something.
If you told us that it would be like this, yeah.
The sentiment is appearing there.
You know, we're seeing manifestation, just like you listed a whole bunch of commentators, podcasters, whatever, different types of, you know, commentators.
And yeah, you could see, I mean, this is literally like we say over and over again, the Overton window shifting and the things that are said now in very mainstream things or would have sounded very radical just a few years ago.
Right.
We wouldn't have believed all this stuff a year ago.
And if you told us this was all happening five or 10 years ago, we would have been cutting a jig and looking like Robert Pattinson in the Lighthouse, you know, just having the biggest party because we would have felt that finally all our hard work of frankly just trying to get information and propaganda and signal jamming out there has borne fruit to some extent.
And here's another heretical thought is that I don't think if it weren't for Stephen Miller, I don't think this administration would be going as hard as it is on immigration.
Of course, a Jew, but he has been, and that interview or that profile of him looked pretty legit.
They were trying to paint him as a radical racist.
You know, I don't think they even mentioned that he was Jewish, maybe once that article, but he's basically the driving force.
In the first term, he was a senior policy advisor.
He's now deputy chief of staff and basically has his finger on everything.
And if Stephen Miller, a Jew, is the one pushing for a harder line on immigration, I say thank you, Stephen Miller.
And I will, of course, have my eyes squinting and seeing, you know, what else is going on.
But I'm sorry.
Like, I know that hurts guys' feelings and we don't trust Jews and stuff like that.
But that looks to be objective truth that he is the driving force behind the most patriotic immigration actions in this administration.
Yeah.
You got to ask yourself, how do you real, what is realistically a way that our views come into policy or affect the world?
I think some people imagine that it gets worse and worse and worse.
And then out of where it's the absolute worst, something completely changes the tide and takes everything over.
The seedling and the nuclear wasteland ash.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Or do you think that in a sea of things that are kind of going in this direction, that out of that comes somebody builds on top of that to become more the thing we want?
I think that the real life thing is that somebody can build on all these ideas towards something that we want or believe in.
Right.
And is the GOP ever going back to the old ways?
I don't, I think it could happen.
Maybe it could happen either way.
But that's what I see happening is that the more of our sentiments, yeah, we have to, of course, push for the things we want and everything like that.
But I don't think it just, it's, it just doesn't have the right look or doesn't have the right sound to just look everything in this black, black pill kind of way, you know?
Absolutely.
Yep.
And I think that's changing.
It was funny.
We did have a couple of guys leave the chat, not over immigration, but over Greenland of all things and Venezuela.
And, you know, and I wasn't born yesterday.
Like I'm aware that, you know, there's valid critiques and like, you know, what are you like buying into the federal government's foreign policy again?
But you have to hand it to Trump and the military that nobody thought they would just go in and out lightning fast and just snatch Maduro, who I will shed zero tears over as a grand anti-zog fighter.
Come on.
Like he was, he was a corruption with the same values as you.
You can buy those people off for a gram of blow and four middling prostitutes.
Don't be retarded.
They don't have the same.
They don't have Aryan values.
Give them a bag of cash.
And then it's like ever banana republic.
They're called banana republics for a reason.
I don't know if you have ever known any Venezuelan people.
I've known a couple through my years.
Actually, none.
Go ahead.
And people from there absolutely hate that government.
You want to talk about it.
I always think expats are a grain of salt, but go ahead, Sam.
I'm not saying that.
Yeah, well, all I'm saying is, and these are people that are not the dirt poor people.
These are the people who come from families who maybe own things and stuff like that.
But they said it was incredibly repressive.
The military walked down the street, just shoot people, you know.
Absolutely repressive regime.
And I'm just getting one view of it.
Okay.
The people that I've known from there absolutely applaud something like this.
Again, we know this is not our thing.
This is not our guy doing this for our sake, for sure.
But it's just like in other respects, just like is with the Minneapolis things or Portland.
It's high time that the U.S. government showed its strength like that.
Long overdue.
And it's doing away with the niceties too, Sam.
Go ahead.
Exactly.
And not at us for once.
Well, yeah.
And they're not.
And I didn't hear anything about bringing liberty and freedom and democracy to Venezuela.
You know, we all just assumed that they were going to put in the liberal woman who loves Israel.
And Trump was like, nah, you probably don't have any power there.
He's like, I'll work with the woman who's under Maduro, you know, and I'll kidnap her too if she gets out of line.
Now, I can understand not liking that.
You know, we did it with Iraq war, Afghanistan, imperialism, et cetera.
But It's like that we're asserting our that is like this country is a joke.
We're not a serious country.
A serious country asserts itself against countries that aren't playing ball in its vital sphere of interest.
Like it or, you know, has anyone complained about the Monroe doctrine from our quarters in the past 10, 20 years?
I don't remember too much complaining about the Monroe Doctrine.
And Cuba is probably next.
Threatened strikes.
Okay.
Why are we going after Venezuela?
Why don't you just go and invade Mexico yesterday, Mr. Bill?
Texas by Mexicans.
Yep.
Well, I thought the latest reports are there is things going on in Mexico right now.
Yeah, he's talking about putting special operators in there to go after the cartels.
One little victory, which it was fascinating to, I don't know if you guys saw the, it went viral, but supposedly one of the Venezuelan commandos or security guards or police said it was unlike anything he's ever experienced, that they use some sort of sonic weapon.
All the guys got nosebleeds, that they basically had, you know, impossibly accurate aim and full battlefield awareness, which was some sort of probably AI camera stuff.
And that's competence.
That's a serious power.
That is what a serious power does.
You might not like it and you might call it Zog and you don't want Zog to get more power.
Understood.
Yeah, it's like, okay, well, so you want to say you don't want the Democrats, but you don't want the Republicans.
And yeah.
A lot of analysis kind of has an insinuation to it, like that the U.S. is incompetent and China's power is inevitable and Russia cannot be stopped.
And I don't know that that's true.
This country has a lot of power, a lot of power, and other countries have to gin themselves up top, top form, top effort and output to even kind of compete with it.
We look a lot more serious and competent than we did a year or two ago, unquestionably.
And the same goes for Greenland.
Somebody was crying crocodile tears about the offense to our NATO allies and Danish sovereignty.
Sorry, give me a break.
You know, 50,000 mostly Eskimos living on one coast on a frankly vital piece of territory that is of strategic value.
Whether we, I don't want to see it invaded and offend the poor Danes and their female prime minister.
But I frankly also don't really care.
We bought Alaska.
We can buy Greenland.
It's already non-white.
I'm not worried about it.
Well, I was reading an article about one of the ministers in France there.
He says, that's it.
We're going to leave NATO.
The U.S. is going to be like this.
Good.
I hope it destroys NATO.
Yes, NATO.
Yeah.
Of what good is NATO if it has led Europe to the situation it is now?
Bankrupt, repressing its own citizens, implacably hostile to Russia.
Yeah, go ahead, please.
Fine.
Let's break up NATO over something as ridiculous as who has sovereignty over Greenland, right?
And it is freaking strategically important.
It's, you know, the Arctic proximity to Russia.
I, of course, want us, you know, if we're going back to 1984 and Oceania and whatever else, these other territories where I would much prefer us to have wonderful relations with Russia and allow Europe to flourish on its own terms and just cut deals there left and right and then worry about China or, you know, China has a sphere of influence or yeah, that it has earned and will deserve.
And I don't care if they take Taiwan.
Would say, good, finally, we can put that behind us.
Um, and let's not get into World War III over Taiwan or just because I don't see that happening.
I think I honestly think China would be whipped in such a scenario.
I wouldn't go, I don't, I don't know about that.
Uh, they, I mean, yeah, well, the Taiwanese themselves are very Taiwan itself is very uh, I don't know if you've ever talked to any of those people, but those people are extremely uh radical about that scenario over there.
And the U.S. seems uh intent on on that.
And you could make the argument now that things like uh, so so China, 70% of China's oil comes from uh well, 35% comes from Venezuela, 35% comes from Iran.
So by hamstringing Venezuela, you know, that's 35% now.
Look at what's going on in Iran.
Just today, Trump is saying, oh, now, now Iran's ministers that now they want to meet with us.
Oh, well, we'll just see.
We might have to do something before, you know, we come to a meeting.
If Iran gets toppled, which I don't know if you've been following that, a very intense rioting, and it's difficult to say what the truth on the ground is because they shut off phones, internet, everything for the last so many days.
And there's different types of reports coming about, oh, well, it's returning to peace.
The protests have died down.
Hey, maybe that's exactly true.
But then there's other reports that, well, like Trump is saying, maybe he's not telling the truth, but he said that they come to him, you know, kind of hat in hand.
Oh, we want to meet with you.
We want to do, you know, so if Iran, if they, you know, all I'm saying is the U.S. is making moves to cripple China right now.
Yes.
And I care about Iran insofar as it is a thorn in Israel's side.
I mentioned somewhere, you know, I was physically sad when Assad fell, both for numerous reasons, right?
But I was like, man, that is a loss for the Christians in the country and also as a bulwark against actual Islamic terrorists there, as well as, you know, he wasn't quite effective against Israel, let's be honest.
You know, same goes for Hamas in Gaza and same goes for Iran.
But I do not view, I had none of the same sentiment for Maduro.
I think the guys who are upset about Maduro are deluded or giving him some sort of stature that he didn't deserve.
And plus, it's our backyard.
What was Venezuela really do?
What were they voting against Israel at the UN a couple of times?
Give me a break.
And we also just pulled out of, you know, a dozen mostly, you know, global bureaucratic, technocratic international institutions that we probably shouldn't have never been a part of in the first place.
So left and right.
Good stuff.
We're basically returning to the law of the jungle where we're doing what we want to do and we're doing away with the pretense of democracy and rules-based order.
You know, we used to always talk about Ukraine's territorial sovereignty and all that stuff while we were actively allowing anybody who could to enter our country and get free stuff.
You know, the hypocrisy was off the charts and we're just entering into a new phase that is better than the old one, warts and all.
Yes.
Not like I or we are saying anything about like, oh, toppling Iran is good.
No, we're not saying that's good.
We're just observing what's happening and the other effects of it that shuts down China.
If the U.S. is controlling Iran and the oil out of Iran, as well as Venezuela, and that all gets cut off to places like China and Cuba and whatever other places.
Hey, you're seeing how the powers are aligning and implementing power right now.
I mean, Iran is a diverse country with a ton of minorities that don't have too much love for this person.
He's not Iranian.
He's like a different minority.
He's not Persian.
I want to point out this post that I saw where someone was trying to troll someone and they took the bait and they responded by saying that Muslims will never be your ally because Muslims don't come from a country where they subvert their own people.
There's a fundamental difference in that.
So looking to them to be your ally is like, it's kind of a ridiculous notion where I again, I think I stand where you are on the Iran issue.
Like I'm not rooting for their downfall.
And if I pick Iran or Israel, it's not a hard choice.
Iran any day of the week, but I'm not going to just root for Iran as a country.
But I do see China in general as a huge looming threat.
And while America has done so much dumb shit to satisfy overlords.
Well, China's been able to flourish under that.
That's something that should have been cut off at the kneecap years, decades ago.
Like Nixon opens communications with them.
Okay, well, they're starting to move along.
All right.
We got to stop this.
What year is it?
1974.
You're right.
Let's put a stop to this because they're funding the Vietnamese and North Korea and they're becoming formidable enough.
Who knows how bad it's going to get?
Fast forward to now.
America has pretty much never really been weaker.
Like we're doing pretty bad all around.
And China was a weak country, but now it's starting to gain like a serious foothold.
Like you're like, you know, you're a russophile yourself.
Russia's, you know, nothing to shake a stick at.
But these are two countries that are potentially extremely dangerous.
I think China.
Especially together.
Yeah.
Together.
But I think China's biggest, the problem is how much of an economic threat they are.
That's where I see them being a huge enemy.
Well, yeah, they could probably shut down our electric system if they really set their minds to, and they might even have a magic button that they could push right now, partially because of our lassitude.
I just wanted to clarify, of course, Rolo Nixon went to China to counter balance against the Soviet Union.
And then we went beyond and above and beyond with the World Trade Organization and allowing them to flood our market with whatever they wanted to make.
And I said 10 years ago that we should pull a reverse Nixon and ingratiate ourselves or make at least good partners with Russia to counter China, which that is kind of in the minds of the strategic planners now, if it's possible.
But in many ways, that ship has sailed because we've been so implacabled to Russia for the past 10 since the fall of the Soviet Union, really.
We loved Russia when Yeltsin was drunk and selling out the country.
And at first we liked Putin because we thought that he was just some, you know, KGB apparatchik who we could work with and would just keep rolling along.
And then we're like, oh, we didn't actually think that you were going to, you know, be a revanchist and make Russia great again.
Well, it's, it is interesting.
You know, I can remember in the 90s when, you know, they changed the flag and there was like a real like warming with Russia.
Yeltsin and even were good buddies.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Gorbachev Yeltsin and even with Putin, you know, but I find it interesting.
It's something as an American that I don't quite get.
But like in Europe, there's a real fear or dread of Russia.
And, you know, we don't, we don't see that exactly here.
But, you know, if you talk to like white nationalists in other, you know, like our good friend Thomas Sewell, right?
We kind of had that discussion when he had been on here.
You know, like white nationalists that are attuned more with Europe, there is like this real fear, like Cold War kind of a dread or fear of Russia.
And, you know, we see that with this Ukraine conflict, you know, for us to kind of shrug our shoulders and we just wonder why it just can't be over or something like that.
I think we don't quite get where they have a really a real fear of like Russia invading Europe, things like that.
And I don't know if it means anything, but I just mentioned there's this story about this guy, this Azov battalion guy, Dennis Kapushtin.
He's, yeah, the white Rex guy.
I can't say I know a lot about him to like take a side.
I know that he organized a lot of these like active clubs, fight clubs and things.
They have these massive like white nationalists, Nazi-oriented MMA events in Russia and Ukraine years ago.
And that is something that a certain amount of our guys are attuned with.
Now, that guy, of course, he's got a there's question marks on him.
Some of our guys, they say, oh, he's a Jew.
He's part Jewish, this and that.
I don't know.
Maybe that's true.
You could listen to the things and make up your mind about it.
I don't know.
One way or the other, I don't care to take a position one way or the other.
But this story was in the news that I think it was December 27th, I bookmarked it.
He had been reported killed.
It was widely reported even.
And then about three or four days later, it turns out apparently somebody took a bounty on him.
And then when they showed like, oh, here, look at he's dead.
They collected the half million dollars.
And guess what?
He's alive.
He appears on Ukrainian state TV.
Some Ukrainian official is giving him some kind of recognition.
I mean, I'm laughing.
Maybe it's not funny, but that is a very vicious war.
And, you know, there's the allegations of, you know, killing civilians on both sides or even forget about making it about both sides.
There's allegations against him and his crew that they do very vicious things in combat and all that.
Of course, we cannot support that or say that's good, but that whole conflict is just so nasty.
And it's, I think, maybe more complicated than we are willing to admit.
Yeah, couple of thoughts there, Sam.
Fun fact, I invited White Rex onto Full House shortly after the invasion kicked off.
Yeah, he said he couldn't do it.
I said, okay, and that was basically the end of it.
At that time, there was such fever swamps of russophobia.
I remember chatting with a bunch of guys and they were all, what was his name?
Martinez.
Oh, the Chechen rape gangs are going to sweep through Ukraine and defile the Ukrainian maidens.
I said, you know, I actually don't think that's going to happen.
That would be terrible PR.
I actually don't think the Chechens would just go around raping everybody.
Maybe I'm wrong.
I'll bet you $100 that there's not going to be any verifiable accounts of mass Chechen rapes.
Nobody took me up on that.
All the guys, this drives me up a wall.
The guys who were saying that, you know, oh, get ready.
Now the Venezuelan influx is coming.
We're going to invade, invade the world, invite the world.
I said, I bet you $100 that we don't have a signal.
We can quibble about the terms, but we're not going to have a significant influx of new Venezuelan refugees or immigration through the rest of this term.
Nobody took me up on that.
So a lot of these guys run their effing mouths.
And this happened too when a lot of Magatards, when Trump lost the election, disputedly, they all thought that he was going to be inaugurated.
I said, bet you 100 bucks, he's not going to be inaugurated.
And a bunch of them took me, yeah.
They and those dummies actually were deluded enough to bet money that Trump was actually going to get somehow inaugurated after that 2020 election.
I said, you guys are handsome Cupid.
Excuse me.
And so would that it were true.
Yeah.
These people will run their mouths.
And then the second that, you know, 10 bucks, 20 bucks, whatever.
I bet you that's not going to happen.
Nobody takes the action.
And when they do, they're usually wrong.
So all the, you know, easy to run your mouth on the internet.
And then when somebody calls you out and says, I bet that's not going to happen, they suddenly go quiet or change the subject.
Yeah, the tone of it is, tone of it is wrong.
I mean, there's, you know, like I said, all these black pill scenarios, sure, on some, some, some level of discussion, we could even, yeah, well, maybe, you know, we could, we're, you know, we're not stupid, but we're, we're reading the big picture.
You know, that's, that's the point.
You know, when you have a lot of data points, if you look too close, it doesn't show the direction or the pattern or the trend.
I recognize power and I recognize spheres of influence.
And Ukraine is a vital sphere of influence to Russia, Taiwan, for China.
If those people want to fight back and buy weapons and be resistance and freedom fighters, great.
I don't think any guys were too upset about the Germans putting pressure on Czechoslovakia for the Sudetens, for the Sudeten Germans, right?
Yeah.
And German rule was not always kind to the countries that it conquered.
So it's like some of the hypocrisy and the double speak just drives me up a wall.
It almost kind of bespeaks like giving yourself a little too much credibility or something like that.
Like we're, we're all just voices here talking about, we don't know.
We're trying to take the big picture.
We're trying to point out what's important and how to take advantage of the situation and the information and things like that.
Yeah.
A lot of these third world bricks, global south countries, when the rubber hits the road, they fold like a deck of cards.
And I actually said that I thought that Maduro would fold like a deck of cards.
I didn't think he would literally just get on a helicopter.
That surprised even me for the audacity.
But Assad, when push came to shove, he was gone.
Maduro, his lackeys are like, huh, maybe, maybe we'll just deal with the United States and live another day.
I think that if Iran was to fall, that would be horrible in a way.
You know, they are like really the only bulwark against Israel in that area.
As much as you think of the Muslim world being like this or being like that, they are very divided and compromised and bought off in so many different ways.
There's very few really solid parts of it.
So, you know, like Iran falling, which if I was a betting man, I would say that they will fall.
But if they, if they do, and they may not, but if they do, that's that's a real loss, I would say.
Look, yeah, I mean, look, look, the Israelis are basically promising that they're going to strike again.
Trump is banging the drums, and you can't discount that if they're not prepared for it.
And I have no doubt that those protests are in some way influenced like a color revolution that the Israelis and the Americans are mucking about in there and funding it.
But they're massive and they are in an economic crisis, partially of our making, of course, right?
Same with Venezuela.
Water is very precious there.
They're in a water shortage.
And yeah, the viciousness of the protests, of course, as we already said, Iran is a very diverse country, believe it or not.
And you have people ransacking, burning, you know, very historic mosques and killing.
They have hundreds of security forces have been killed.
Hundreds.
When push comes to shove, is the Ayatollah going to launch everything and shut down the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, or is he going to fold like a deck of cards and go to Russia to hang out with Yanukovych and maybe Maduro one day?
Like Maduro flips would be like, okay, you can go to Russia or Turkey.
I don't want to sound like the, you know, certain people that are maybe a little full of themselves to think they know, but yeah, it depends what you want to read.
Some say that already senior leadership is out of the country already there.
All the major cities are controlled.
All the major cities are controlled by these protesters.
I don't know.
It doesn't look good over there.
But time will tell.
I hope Iran does not fall.
Amen.
I did not think we were going to go so heavy on the global scene this week in the first ad, but we did.
I'm glad we did.
I hope you enjoyed that already in an hour, and I'm out of Kirkland Signature, Sparkling Grapefruit, and Green Tea.
My drinking problem continues.
So let's take a break here.
Good riddance to Renee Good is my final.
You F around and I hate the cheap MAGA, you know, F around and find out, but it's like, I'm sorry.
You put your car, you put your SUV in drive against an ICE agent who had previously been dragged.
Click, clap, pop, pow!
She was reported to be high on drugs.
Did you read that as well?
And yeah, the whole like the bull dyke and the kids that she lost, you know, I believe most of that is probably true.
And the former wife or girlfriend was putting cigarettes out on the kids.
I don't know if that's true, but my wife was watching a video.
It was like a guy who claimed to be former anti-fun.
He was saying, anytime these people go do something, they are out of their minds high on drugs.
And that's why they behave so irrationally.
Like I said, I don't care if you're liberalism.
I don't care if you're, you know, with Hammer at one of the blood dry events.
You know what I mean?
Hey, we play cool and we don't do anything stupid.
Absolutely not.
But these people would take the most insane type of actions.
And that just resonated with me when she was saying about how this guy said that when you see any fun, they're going to do these people are absolutely out of their mind on drugs.
Codriano knew that the traitors got the bullet first.
And some disgustingly high percentage of Americans are such traitors that they would try to prevent ICE from removing illegal aliens to their countries of origin or elsewhere.
And if you're willing to do that, you are my enemy.
I don't care that you're a white woman.
Sorry.
I've not seen up front enough rabid leftist white people to know that the vast majority of them cannot be saved and are my enemy.
And I, and when one of them, you know, gets capped lawfully, I don't act, you know, assassination squads, you know, maybe next year, but yeah, no, no, no tears only.
Uh, what.
One less to worry about from me.
Yeah.
And not to keep backtracking on this topic, but it's been noted before, but we had one of these Democratic Socialist America.
I don't want to say rallies, like meetups.
You went to a meetup.
And this is like also make sure, you know, AARP should be showing up at these events and signing people.
This is like senior, literally senior citizens, like literally retired people attend these things.
That's who the left has as their base of support is retired people.
Real quick, fun story.
I think I'm, I don't know if I mentioned it on the air, but when I drove by the no kings protest that was vaguely in this area and it was all old white boomers, you know, Trump, Trump, fascists or whatever.
And I just rolled down the window and yelled out faggots.
And then I was driving around with the kids and my parents looking at Christmas lights.
And there was one house that had like a super libtard sign, you know, this military house opposes Trump because it opposes fascism.
And I just quipped like, you know, if this were really fascism, you'd be under arrest for that gay ass sign.
And then my youngest guy in the back goes, yeah, that's why you yelled out faggots.
And then I had to explain that to my parents.
Like, yeah, that happened.
Anyway.
Little scenes from the from the culture front.
All right.
Rollo sent me this song, which is vaguely Italo.
It's like a modern Italo disco, which of course I'm a sucker for.
It's not the apotheosis of the genre, but I think it hits the spot for this week.
Rolo, what's the name of it?
I forget.
Colder than ice.
Colder than ice.
Not to be confused with the foreigner classic cold as ice willing to sacrifice, which also, if there was a techno remix of that, I'd play that too.
Anyway, enjoy cold as ice.
If you hate it, take it up with Rollo.
be right back.
Golden hair and deep blue eyes.
No one dances it twice.
Nothing happens so far.
Don't want you in burned by the ice.
Who will reach her tonight before she takes flight?
She's colder than ice.
How can I get in first hurt to entice?
She's colder than ice.
Colder than ice.
Colder than ice.
Suddenly I was there, and she's in his arms.
Holds her close to him, and she feels his charms.
Can see it no more.
Could it be I'm losing for sure?
Oh, it's breaking me up.
Cause I'm the only She's colder than ice.
How can I get in first to entice?
She's colder than ice.
I'll reach her tonight before she takes flight.
She's colder than ice.
How can I get in first?
Her to entice She's colder than ice.
Colder than ice.
house episode 220 second half two and And I was thinking back, I think it was around this time last year when I was really thinking about wrapping up the show and packing up the spikes just in fatigue and everything and taking long walks in the snow.
And it has been gloomy as hell here, as is part of the course for January, but has not influenced me at all.
And we got a couple nice things in the inbox that will only serve to hopefully bolster all of our spirits.
I'm going to start with an old Anon friend from back in the day, Frog of War.
Many of you will recognize that name either from the show or from the digital battlefields of years prior.
Just wanted to let us know, or first to wish us a Merry Christmas.
And then way more important than that, no offense to Jesus, was a beautiful picture of their ninth child born.
Let's see.
Yeah, very close to Christmas.
Beautiful, I'm going to guess, beautiful baby girl, judging by the pink.
Cute pink hat, not the blue and pink thing that they put on them, you know, because it's like one size fits all.
But wait, nine kids.
Incredible.
Yeah.
That's great.
Amazing.
Congratulations, Frog of War.
All smiles here.
And she is an absolute beauty already.
No, no worse for the wear after the journey.
I don't know if after nine, you guys are doing, well, I'll stop speculating.
Congratulations, Frog of War.
Our pal Chaz let us know that he got his sweatshirt in the mail.
And he also sent a picture of his wife's Christmas present, which is a spectacular top condition mother's cross.
I don't know if he got that idea from us.
Great.
Yeah.
Always a wonderful idea.
Some beautiful pictures of his family having a solstice bonfire in the backyard.
And then finally, he has a little recommendation here, Shadows in the Forest as a game that the kids really enjoyed.
So check it out.
It says play in the dark strategy game.
So I did not actually do the bit and go and buy that because frankly, we've got way too many board games under the roof that we either stop playing or haven't played yet.
But if you're, we'll send that over to our pal, Conrad, with his strategic board game reserve in the basement there.
And let's go back over to the inbox and we got new white life.
Hey, coach, longtime listener.
And this is my third or fourth time writing in.
I'm only 24.
I said only.
He just wrote I'm 24.
And my wife and I just welcomed our third child, second daughter.
Incredible.
Way to go.
Way to get that early start.
I say we got to keep it going to make Sam proud, but it was a rough one.
So I think wifey will need some convincing.
Third kid at 24.
What a chat.
She's an angel from heaven.
Mama and baby are both doing fantastic now and we're in great spirits.
I hope you're still in great spirits there, pal.
Thank you all for the part you play in securing the existence of our people by encouraging everyone to create as much new white life as possible.
I look forward to all the future shows with a smiley face.
That's a little gentle elbow note to their attention.
ALR folk from Oscar.
Way to go.
Well, you know, it's like you've heard of the new car smell.
Well, there's the new baby smell.
You know, when you, when you hold that new baby, how can you say no?
Yeah.
And he also sent in a beautiful picture.
Now, this baby still had some stuff on the face.
Can't say it was as beautiful right off the bat there, Oscar, as Frog of Wars, but I think Frog of Wars maybe put a filter and, you know, clean up.
Oscar said one, you know, like fresh out of the gates.
And he also has a picture of his hand in there just for a skin tone text or a check.
Thank you, Oscar.
Verified, you're clear.
He could be a Venezuelan for all we know.
We know that there are like white Venezuelan baddies as a result of the recent hullabaloo there, right?
Well, you know, there's a lot of models, like international models are Venezuelan.
That's like one of those countries they get a lot of models from for some reason.
Just saying.
Yep.
And our pal who donated from England said, thanks for the great shows this year.
I've been going through the back catalog and enjoying them as well.
I found Sam words of wisdom in regards to older children to be positive and full of hope.
I have a couple daughters.
I'll leave the details out.
Like I have to handle Englishmen with kid gloves, right?
You never know.
Unless there's more.
I'll talk about Ash in a second.
I'm still close to them, but I can see that that may change when the eldest goes to university, but I hope I'm wrong.
All the best.
Merry Christmas.
Happy New Year from our new pal, Chris.
And then an old, old contact reach out, reached out almost from beyond the grave.
I listened to your Thanksgiving show and I wanted to share the best explication of the Sermon on the Mount.
He's waiting for our fiscal.
I'm sort of dragging my feet on that one because that's a minefield and I don't want to sound like a jerk.
But I think we, I basically have to read it a few times and make notes.
It's a little like I'm not just going to half ass the Sermon on the Mount and shoot from the hip.
But he wanted to recommend Erasmus of Rotterdam, the greatest Christian scholar of all time.
I was not familiar.
In the 1520s and the 1530s, 20% of all books sold in Europe were written by him.
That must have been very early in the printing press sales section.
And who is this from, though?
It was from Midlife Crusader.
He's no longer a young crusader.
He's midlife crusader.
So I was like, all right, then we got a Christian who wants to send links about the Sermon on the Mount.
Oh, it's Midlife Crusader.
Okay, that kicks it up a notch.
Very awesome.
And there's one more here.
Okay.
This is from Oyster.
Dear Full House, I sent an email years ago about how y'all basically changed my life completely, sending me down a better path when I was at my bottom.
Earlier this year, I met Sam again, and it was an absolutely amazing experience.
I hardly have the words to express how kind he was to me while I was visiting his area.
Likely to remain one of my favorite memories for many a year to come.
I think Oyster needs to get out more often, Sam personally.
You're pretty cool.
Well, that's how I refer to that gig.
We went to that gig or a couple of gigs there in the area.
We all hung out that weekend.
Some other people out of town and all that.
Oh, yeah.
Oyster's a great guy.
Yep.
Oh, and he wanted the sex show full file.
And he followed up.
And I really was not checking anything between Christmas and New Year's.
And now I'm getting back into it.
So I need to send him a message.
Yeah.
See if I can dig that up.
Yeah.
He said it was the funniest thing he's ever heard.
I'll take that as a compliment, I guess.
Yeah.
And of course, we did not, we did not get any takers on our grand full house antifa mashup with the I don't speak German.
I was wondering how that was, you know, I, as, as much as I would like that in a way, because I'm imagining it to be.
I've, as I mentioned before, I've known a couple of real diehard liberals in my life, but who could like have a mature conversation?
And, you know, that could be really frank and interesting.
And, you know, like we don't have to just resort to all kind of grandstanding and snaping all that.
Yeah.
So it could, it could.
It would probably decide.
I don't know.
That's, you know, that's how I'm imagining it could be, but you would have to really kind of handle that one, coach, because I fear that they are not that caliber.
But sure.
And hey, I haven't done a confrontational, you know, interview/slash discussion in a long time.
I feel like I got a couple.
It's more IRL stuff and dealing.
There was this one time back in the day when I was face to face with one of those self-loathing Germans who really welcomed the immigrants and hated Hitler and Germany must forever be on its knees.
And I delivered a stem winder, a passionate reason stem winder to him that unbeknownst to me.
One of my pals was impressed and he recorded it.
And he put that, you know, I thought I was going off like a madman and he played it back.
I was like, oh, that was pretty good.
It probably didn't make a damn bit of difference on that Kraut, who is, you know, one of those probably forever, hopelessly mind F people.
But anyway, maybe I'd be good at it.
The IRL changes everything because a lot of these people only respond to that there's an implied threat, like an implied physical threat.
And these people, because they are, they tend to be cowardly, they, you know, that changes the whole, that like makes the whole conversation more honest.
Whereas when you're just sniping on a, on text, you know, words to words, or even on a voice thing, like over the show or something like that, it's not the same.
But when you can impose your physical presence to somebody in person, that really changes the direction of the conversation.
Yep, absolutely.
I just popped over because things are happening.
I mean, 2026 is off to a roaring start even more than 2025.
And this commander op at large, Gregory Bovino, from he's like Border Patrol czar.
He's just like, you know, random like lefties are like chase these MFs for the rest of their lives.
And he's like 5,000 followers.
He's just like, yes, we will continue chasing illegal aliens here in the United States till there aren't any more.
You know, a little bit of boomer flavor there, but just incredible to see the rhetoric and the action too.
This is not, you know, this is not just Tom Holman going on Fox News and saying we're going to do this.
You now see this guy on the ground, you know, with armed agents doing the bit.
And we had been begging for that for years.
And now it's actually happening.
And we should show at least a smidge of gratitude, if not to the officers, then to the to Trump and Miller and the people who have made this possible through, of course, our, you know, giving them a second chance.
All right.
I have been doing dry January, which I didn't even know was a thing until I just happened to come across.
It was probably Daily Mail, and it might be more of an England phenomenon, which God knows the guys and gals over there might need it more than the Americans.
But it just crossed my screen.
I said, huh, that sounds like a good thing.
It was very similar to, frankly, the first time I heard of NOFAP, I was like, huh, that's a cool challenge.
90 days and dry January, 31 days, no worries.
And I'm very happy and glad to be doing it.
Zero cravings for alcohol.
If I were to quit nicotine, you know, and go 30 days without nicotine, that fills me with a dread.
It helps that I, you know, of course, we had beers and champagne on New Year's Eve and then New Year's Day.
I was like, okay, we're just going to turn that off.
I can't say certainly, you know, the benefits are Legion.
Zero spending on beer, zero hangovers, reduced calories.
I'm definitely a little trimmer.
You know, it's only been 11 days, whatever.
I can't say that I feel like a Superman, right?
You know, it hasn't been life-changing.
I feel more or less as I did before.
It's not like I get out of bed and I'm like, let's go, you know, save the white race.
But it's been shockingly easy, very enjoyable.
And definitely recommend it.
And it's too late for most of you to make it dry January.
You can't just do dry two-thirds, but February is the shortest month of the year.
And Lent is coming up.
Do it for Lent.
There you go.
And how long is Lent?
Is it a wacky thing where it's a lot?
Seven weeks.
Seven.
Okay.
Hey.
Yeah.
I mean, you know, with the Sundays, some people don't count the Sundays or whatever.
However you want to look at it.
Do it for Lent.
And exactly everything you said is true.
You feel good.
You feel better.
And when you come out of it, it's not to say that you can't ever take another drink again in your life.
Well, you're going to get smashed on February 1st.
Stay up until four o'clock in the morning, ranting and raving.
No.
No, but you, you come out of it feeling like, you know what?
Okay, I'm going to go back to having a beer once in a while when I feel like it.
But I know like I realize the benefit and I'm going to claim and keep some of that benefit.
So maybe you end up being a little more disciplined about it.
Exactly.
Yeah, it's not that you can't have a beer or a glass of wine now and then, but you just learn to be a little more disciplined because you know that you're going to feel better from it anyways.
So it is definitely worth doing and it definitely has an effect beyond if you go back to having a drink now and then you retain some of the benefit of it all.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And the other, yeah, like I never I'm like, oh man, I'm dying for a beer.
I need a beer.
But if I crack that beer, I'm like, oh, that was delicious and I feel good.
Better have another one.
Better, you know, it just ends up being drinking too much in that moment.
Yeah.
Not bad, but you know what I mean.
It's just like, okay, that's that's not good.
Staying up too late and feeling crappy the next day was the extent of it.
So I'm glad to be, yeah, it's going to be peacecake.
The one thing is that I'm going to go on a brief ski trip later this month.
And that's the one thing where I was like, you know, that when you take a break for lunch after a day out on the slopes and you order a nice cold beer up at the bar and you get a burger, like I'm going to be a little bit sad or tempted in that moment.
But you know what?
What else has aided me because I've done this numerous times, exactly what you're doing?
Yeah.
It was maybe you trade something.
I would always keep some San Pellegrino mineral water.
Yes.
I just cracked something.
Yeah.
Keep something kind of special so that when you do want to have something, you know, to kind of satisfy or you have a little reward at the end of the day, that you do have something special to open and enjoy.
You can substitute, you know?
Yeah, absolutely.
I've been buying these cases of sparkling water.
And if I'm sitting and watching a movie or whatever, I'll go through two or three of them as if I'm like, you know, having beers watching a movie and I'm hydrating and clearing out the pipes.
So yeah, give it a shot.
Like having that aluminum can to crack is, I don't know if it's conscious or subconscious or it's just, you know, having the oral fixation or whatever, but it's lovely to sparkly in the bubbly.
Yeah.
It's a refreshing thing, especially get it chilled or you put it over ice.
It's refreshing.
It's something special.
Like I say, you get something like a San Pellegrino mineral water, then you can still feel like you're having something special.
Exactly.
And I'll revisit.
I will probably revisit it again this month, but in February, we'll see, you know, did it, did it, did I start feeling even better?
Was it even more awesome?
I'm more into it.
Or was it like, eh, you know what?
I kind of miss having that little bit of joy.
There's a little bit of joy in drinking, no doubt.
Sure, sure.
Absolutely.
All right.
I wanted to let's we got Sam's prostate.
I do, I want to put this closer to the top, Sam, just because it's important.
Okay.
I watched one battle after another the other night.
It had been on my list of things to do.
I considered it reconnaissance of enemy propaganda.
All I had seen was the trailer.
I knew it was like left-wing violence and stuff like that.
And I'll just say that I viewed it.
It was valuable to see, you know, Paul Thomas Anderson, some Hollywood liberal romanticizing, but not entirely.
Married to a black Jew, by the way.
Or yeah.
It's worth that.
It's important.
Yeah.
I made it, you know, clinically, it was an okay film acting more or less.
I thought Sean Penn was a ridiculous caricature in the idea that he might get best actor at the Oscars or the Globesia.
Yeah, I think that's ludicrous.
Leo was good.
The cinematography was really cool.
It kept moving.
Fair enough.
But the most interesting thing was I had, I could not get to sleep for like an hour or two after watching that because I was immersed in leftism and caricatures of feds and right-wing authoritarianism.
So in this one, you know, the lefties are a little bit ridiculous, but you're supposed to root for them.
They're the heroes.
It literally opens, literally opens with a black power woman raiding an immigration detention center and freeing the illegals, right?
So that is all the white man who's exactly.
Yeah.
And he's going along with it.
And of course, he secretly loves black women.
And it's not a major spoiler.
There is an underground John Birch-like society, but they're really well.
Well, no, the white guys.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, the lefties are kind of cartoonist, but the whole thing is one battle after another.
This continues, right?
And like we go on.
We keep fighting.
We keep fighting.
You be on the run and then you get back to the fight.
So I do recommend it.
Just see what left is absorbing.
Yes.
The thing that you missed the point of, and this is why we talked about this on Bass and Confused, and I demanded Bobby apologize to me for putting me through that.
So here's the, here's the real problem with this movie and why I don't recommend it.
It's just so long that it's just like there, there is like a near two hour stretch where nothing happens.
Like the movie is extremely boring.
So the real problem with the movie where it fails is it looks really sleek.
And it's the kind of movie where if you were stupid, you would tell people that you really like it.
So they would think that you're smart for liking this ambitious art house film.
The critics love it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But this is the problem with the movie because it opens with like a really, really apish looking, ugly she-boon.
Like, you know, this is a far cry from the Stacey Dashes of the world.
Straight out of 70s, Black Liberation.
Yeah.
Whether other underground Black Panthers.
But they're raiding an illegal immigrant detention center.
And then shortly after that, it shows them bombing public buildings that people are clearly in in populated areas.
So clearly there's death.
She has a child and with Leo, but she's not whatever.
It doesn't matter.
But she's leaving.
And he's like, but you need to help me raise the baby.
And she's like, no, me and my friend, who we'll refer to as Jungle Feline, we're going to just go rob a bank just because it's not like we're low on funds.
My life is bigger than this baby.
Yeah, you take care of the baby, honking.
Yeah, exactly.
And it's covered by his black wife.
Not just that, but there's there is nothing.
There's no redeeming qualities of these lip tards.
Like there's nothing only that you have to go into this movie already completely bought into it.
Because this is the real problem with.
It was like a fever dream to a right-winger.
Yeah.
Well, from a, from a screenwriting standpoint, this is what you do.
You have, you have the scene where, you know, you have them on the outside.
They're looking in.
They're looking at that illegal camp with their binoculars.
And then you see them like, hey there, Pablo, Ablo, Espan, yo, you going to make a taco for me?
Hey, Gus, watch this.
And then they just start beating him.
None of that happens.
You never see anything to justify these violent psychopaths.
They're just violent.
The whole time, you're expected to understand that they hate the man and that both Sean Penn and Sadis.
But you never see it.
You don't even see Sean Penn as the sadist.
It's all implied.
And the white people, Hail Santa, the Christmas Society, they're like, hey, we got to keep the country pure, right?
But from our perspective as an audience, well, they're right because we just see a bunch of brown people that are all just disrupting like a normal world.
And then they're just like, we need to shut it down.
And like where the movie really falls apart from like this perspective.
And real quick, Rolo, the Christmas Club, which is like they're half cartoonish, but also half super powerful, menacing, you know, wealthy assassins.
We don't see it.
It's all implied that they're both.
They're like, I mean, they literally send an assassin to kill somebody and they have to kill the guy.
It's like everything else.
Okay, fair enough.
I'm sorry to derail you there.
But it was just interesting.
They were simultaneously menacing, yet cartoonish.
And the same with the liberals.
It was almost like a little bit of a critique.
Like these people are cartoonish, but the ideal is not.
This is where this is where you are 100% wrong.
The liberals are not cartoonish.
Only the white ones are.
The brown ones, like when he calls, he's like, I don't know the freaking number.
I'm like, come on, I've been a stoner unemployed for the last 15 years.
And the guy's like, I'm sir.
You need to use my proper pronoun.
And then you're invading the space.
And then the Mexican guy's like, yo, let me talk to him.
Hey, yo, Leo, it's me.
It's me, Pablo.
Cut you all down.
Yeah.
And then, and the white guy's like, he look, he looks like Jack Graham.
And like, he's just like a total fag.
And then, but all the, all the, they're either brown and they're super pragmatic and they're smart and capable.
There is a scene.
Leo's daughter is a is a African.
And now Hollywood's touting her as the new it girl, even though I've never seen her in anything.
She's just in this movie that's just an anti-fa-power fantasy.
Just a blank face for the 90% of her scenes.
Yeah.
There is a scene where her, one of her teachers or a school administrator is telling Leo, which is really telling the audience that she's the best at everything.
Oh, she's a great fighter.
Oh, she's a great student.
She's a natural leader.
She's a, she's really funny.
Everyone loves her.
Everyone wants to be around.
They're telling you the whole movie, the movie shows you nothing.
It shows you nothing.
It tells you everything.
And at the end of the movie, I'm going to skip to the end.
Leonardo DiCaprio is not the main character.
He's a stupid white person that's incapable of doing anything because white people are dumb and useless and they need to get out of the way and brown people need to kill them all.
That's a future revolution.
Yes.
Exactly.
And white people, and it shows none of this.
And it's all because of the music that they use.
I hated the music.
It was so bad.
Yeah.
Yes.
And Leonardo DiCaprio shows up at the end to find his daughter and she has killed everyone.
She killed everyone.
Okay.
So here, here's where the movie is like actually the stupidest ever.
Is they send some like some Mexican guy to be their liaison or he's like an engine or something.
Like a hired thug for the Christmas club.
But they say, can we trust him?
And he's like, well, he's not white.
I mean, he's a good soldier, but I wouldn't trust him.
And guess what?
They're proven right.
He betrays them.
It's this.
It's like I'm over here.
Like you're over here as, you know, you're like stupid and you watch movies and you turn into like a 40 IQ like human.
But like I'm plugged in, like I go back to film school where I learned how to write a story.
Like when you have characters, you have a character start in point A and they end at point B.
No one has an arc because they set up at the beginning.
The girl is perfect.
She can do anything.
And then, and then at the end, she can do anything.
Leo is a stupid stoner.
Yeah, he's a stupid stoner and he's unemployed.
He ends the movie that way.
And then the white people, the Christmas club, I mean, they never got a comeuppance.
In fact, they killed the guy that they set out to kill.
Like, no one learned anything.
It's, it is the worst movie I have ever seen.
It is, it is, it's like Rogue One all over.
It's like, it's, you have to go in already dialed into this ideology where like with Rogue One, if you like Star Wars, you're going to like it.
If you want to watch a movie where there's consequences and stakes and a story, you get nothing.
This movie is the same thing.
You get nothing out of it unless you are a libtard faggot balding guy with a partner who's fat with a beard because he has no chin.
And all you do is listen to our podcast where we make fun of you to your stupid faces all day.
And besides that, you get nothing out of it.
And I would tell people, watch it if it was, if it was like two hours, like hour 45-ish, I'd say watch it just to see how shameless it is.
The middle, like hour and a half of the movie, literally nothing happens.
Like once, once Benicio Del Toro shows up, nothing happens.
It's just so boring.
It's so bad.
And it's like, it's not worth watching.
Everything about it sucks.
That's why the libchards have like overplayed their hand.
You know, they think this movie means something, but to an average person, this is showing the lesson that you are pointing out.
Well, Sam, case in point, the budget for it was $175 million.
Considered a bomb.
Rule of thumb, the actual final movie.
No, it did not.
Because the final tally is double that with marketing.
A movie needs to make double its budget to break even.
That is how the metric goes.
It made 200 million at the box office.
It was a huge bomb.
It was Ghostbusters 2016 level.
No one wants this shit.
And that just shows you how little of them there are.
And that's why they're pushing it so hard as the best movie ever made.
And of course, somebody said that that was what motivated Renee Good and Dead to go do that thing.
I believe it.
Holy.
No, this is in that sense alone.
Isn't it not good to be familiar with the Battle of Algiers and what the radical left is watching?
One quick pushback, Rolo, is they did cast the Black Power original protagonist in a very negative light for abandoning her daughter.
And she was a wreck.
And she was a rat.
But they never pissed on her grave.
When she goes to the black nuns who like teach her how to shoot guns and like, I ain't yo, May.
When I see nuns in that light, that pisses me off so much.
But they did it.
Weed growing leftist gun shooting nuns, Sam.
And yeah, communists, communists, weed growing leftists, gun shooting, black, and they're all black.
Every single one of them is black.
But at the end of the movie, she gets that letter and she's like, oh, my mom was great.
I know she was a piece of shit.
She, she, she, she, uh, she abandoned you to go rob a bank just for the excitement of it.
She resented you because let's go in an order because she resented you as a baby because Leo was giving the baby attention instead of her.
Yeah, she got arrested.
She rolled over.
She flipped on everyone.
And then she had a baby with like her unspoken sworn enemy.
And it was, and it started being consensual.
She's like, get your ass up, cracker.
And he stands up.
Stand up.
Well, she don't damn it.
Yeah.
The vanilla did appeal to her in the end there.
Oh, absolutely.
My wife watched it with me, Rolo, and that scene where she's like, did she search in divorce papers?
Well, she did say it was terrible and she agreed with you largely.
She also wanted to know your opinion on Sidney Sweeney, but that's for another show.
But she said, what a stupid bitch.
She's like, like when you just had a baby, the idea that you have a husband who would like take a nap with the baby and look after it is the biggest godsend in the world.
The last thing you want is, well, in her.
To rob a bank.
No, you can't stop.
Yeah, no, give me.
I need more time.
I mean, I guess there's a lot of women who are like very possessive about the baby, but for a lot of women, it's like, thank God, my husband or partner in this case is being involved and taking some of the burden.
Yeah.
And it was just too funny, of course.
The reverse thing because you said they portrayed her in a negative light.
They portrayed all of them in a negative light.
But from the movie's perspective, it's a positive look.
They're still good guys.
They're the best guys.
And the thing that pissed me off is as this stupid, ugly mystery meat mutt bitch is running to go firebomb an abortion or an anti-action and it plays American girl.
That was so out of me.
I also fell out of it.
I fell out of my chest.
I was like, really?
That's the music?
Yep.
There you go.
Tom Petty's American Girl for this Mudblood.
I was so mad.
And it's literally she's listening in on a police radio.
And it's like, ooh, I can stop the police from stopping a criminal.
And I'm going to get some violent people.
And we've been making bombs and we got guns.
We're going to kill some cops.
Jeevas.
Amerimut Girl.
I agree with your critique.
I still posit that it is worth having under your belt because it left an impression on me.
I'm still thinking about it.
It made me feel so ill that I had a hard time getting to sleep because I was still thinking about it.
You know what else left an impression on me when I passed a kidney stone?
Doesn't mean I recommend people get it.
A touche, touche.
Well, anyway, they can decide with me.
I'll decide with you in terms of whether it's worth it.
Sam, you can be time worth.
Well, it's interesting.
We discussed this movie for the last few minutes because today I went to the movie theater myself with my son for the first time, really, what had to be several years.
I'd have to think hard about what was the last movie I saw in a movie theater.
Was it Batman the movie?
I don't know.
No, low blow.
No, it would have been just a few years ago.
It would have been the last.
I have to think about, I do like going to the movies.
It's just not something that I get to do much.
But we did go today as part of celebrating that he finished his high school degree.
You know, yeah.
And, you know, all my kids have been homeschooled, seven kids homeschooled, as everyone should know by now.
And he's the youngest.
And, you know, when you're homeschool, it's, you know, you're not held to the schedule like you are when you're going to the river.
Yeah, you're going through.
So I've been on him, you know, to go on.
You got to go and take the final exam.
You got to get this finished.
And so finally he did.
He, you know, he had a lot of anxiety about it.
But I said, hey, you've, you've studied.
You've taken extra courses and things.
You've gotten yourself ready for this.
Just go and do it.
If you fail it, then we'll get it.
Yeah, take it again.
He went past with flying colors.
He was very happy.
And I said, okay, we're going to do a few things for you.
It's when you're homeschooled, especially, it's important to celebrate whatever little things.
I shouldn't say little things.
Whatever things come along, you got to make something out of it because you're not in the school play.
You're not in the band.
You're not, you know, there's a lot of things you're not in.
So we always try to do that with all the kids to celebrate the little things or great things that they accomplish along the way.
So we went out to eat.
I said, okay, let's go see a movie.
You'd like to go do that.
We went and saw the movie.
We saw We Bury the Dead.
Rolo.
I don't know if you have an opinion on that movie.
It's an Aussie movie.
It takes place in Tasmania, which is a very interesting place and would be an interesting place to go.
As far as the movie is like a zombie movie, you know, and for me, you've seen one zombie movie.
Maybe you've seen them all.
I don't know how you all feel about that, but it was all right.
It was entertaining.
It held her attention and it was more of the thing of that we went and did this together.
So we did that recently here today, you know, and to celebrate his accomplishment.
Excellent.
Congratulations there, Junior.
Good on you.
And yeah, real, real life is around the corner for him, too.
Speaking of real life, Sam.
Yeah.
You wanted to give an update?
State of the nut gland.
State of the prostate update.
Well, it kind of rhymes.
You know, maybe we need some theme music to go along with the segment or something.
Chickawa wow or something.
Yeah.
But so, you know, and this is, I'm just building on this.
Had a lot of white pills, as they used to say here.
Sad trombone.
Yeah.
We, you know, these, these have been some good, good news lately, you know, good news in work and industry and with the high school.
And, you know, when you've been through something like this, there's the every so many months, you got to go and get the blood and urine tested and they check for everything to see if everything is under control and going in the right direction.
And if you have ever known anyone who has faced like a like a really serious cancer, like a life-threatening cancer, maybe even something more advanced, I've known a few.
I'm not going to go into the details of who and what it was, but you know, when you are recovering from something like that, there's the, for a couple of years, you're getting tested every four months.
And then it goes to every year.
But especially for people who have faced something very serious, when you come to these milestones of getting tested, it's anxiety inducing.
You worry about it.
You know, you want to come up clean.
And so I don't exactly feel that because my situation was not like really dire.
But, you know, at the same time, that was in my mind.
Like, okay, you got to go get the test.
They're going to give you results.
You know, you got to, it's a lot of these things are done by video call now.
So I had the call and the doctor said, I'm giving you the best possible news that I can give you, which is you're completely clear and clean, undetectable.
And so keep, yeah, keep doing good, you know, basically.
So that was certainly good news, but it got me thinking about it, you know, and I thought maybe I'd just say a few words about it.
I felt the need to.
I was listening to a podcast.
And just for the audience, real quick, Sam, if you live long enough, you will develop cataracts.
And as a man, if you live long enough, you will eventually develop some form of prostate cancer, as I understand it.
It's just one of those things.
Like it comes with age.
Some younger, some older.
But for a lot of the audience, listen up because the prostate will likely or possibly, you know, there's a higher likelihood that you're going to have prostate issues in your life than a lot of other secretion glands.
Yeah.
And I think also what you're talking about, it's the what they call benign prostate enlargement or hypoglacious hypoplaxia, something like that, which is just, it's not necessarily cancerous, but as it grows and gets bigger and gets enlarged, first of all, it can impact you mechanically, like you literally cannot urinate or perform sexually.
But also as it becomes enlarged, becomes more at risk for prostate cancer.
If only our dicks got bigger as we got older, right?
Why did it have to be the prostate?
Yeah.
Well, and and, you know, it's the type of thing that if you keep on, some of this is repeating, we've said on the show already, but if you keep on top of this, you address it, very little risk.
It's something that is almost always successfully treated if you address it.
But otherwise, you know, you can look at the very sad case of Scott Adams.
You know, he's kind of said some our guy things through the recent years, but he's now he's paralyzed from the waist down because the thing went into his bladder.
And then the same thing with Joe Biden.
And, you know, so the thing is you got to address it is the main thing.
And anyways, I'm glad that I did.
But there's some things to comment on because as I started to say there, I listened to a podcast.
Doesn't matter which one.
I'm not trying to argue with anybody publicly or anything like that.
But, you know, some guys were talking about how great this testosterone replacement therapy is.
And, you know, it's great.
You should do it.
This and that.
And I've known some people who are on it.
One of our dear friends, a dear friend to each one of us and a brother to us is Johnny Ascot, bro.
We had him on the show.
It was absolutely the longest full house episode in the history of the show.
Testosterone masterclass.
Yep.
Absolutely.
And the thing is, if there is a medical need, then of course this thing is a godsend to get on testosterone replacement therapy.
As was happened with him, he had an accident in childhood, damaged his gland, and he had to, you know, he's had to be on it to make himself normal.
Sure, it's just like anything, right?
Like plastic surgery.
You might say, oh, that's vanity.
Oh, well, but what about somebody who's born with some kind of thing or an accident happens or something disfigures a person, man or woman that you need something to return, you know, to some kind of normalcy or something.
Of course, we're not against those things.
We're not saying that at all.
But there's something more operating here because as I've heard people talk about it, it's like, oh, well, I'm in my, let's say, 50s.
I'm in my 50s.
Oh, don't you want to feel like you like you were when you were 25?
Well, okay, that sounds good.
Like, oh, yeah, of course.
We want to be, there's viral and all that.
And, you know, in my own case, I don't, I've never had my testosterone checked because I've never felt I need to have one, have it checked.
Also, by the way, the people who check your testosterone are there also to sell you something right away.
Not necessarily because I got mine checked at 40 cent because I was tired all the time and I was testosterone normative, not high enough.
I got my hormone, not just my hormones, but like I got it checked with like my blood work and like a bunch of other stuff because I was just having just routine like issues.
And you go to a clinic.
Check it there.
Yeah.
But real quick, Sam, not to interrupt, but one of our guys recently wrote up like, basically, if you want to do TRT, this is how to do it.
And after the first paragraph, I was like, this is, I don't care.
I don't care enough to like go through all this and stick needles in my body, frankly.
But go ahead.
Yeah.
Well, like I said, if there, if there is something really truly medically going on, that's one thing.
But that is not the sense that I get from some people.
And I just, what, what is motivating now to me now to say something is I just think there needs to be another opinion considered on something like this because, you know, for myself, I never had my testosterone checked because I don't, you know, I'm not low on energy.
My sexual desire is in full swing.
I've no, I have in the past had no problem performing sexually.
So don't fix it right.
And I don't, you know, maybe somebody, maybe I might care to wonder, am I maybe I have high testosterone?
Well, the thing is, high testosterone promotes the growth of the prostate.
It is a gland.
It is always growing throughout your life.
Even when they take it out, it will tend to grow back.
It will start at least start to grow back.
And so the thing is, it's if you are now going to take something to make it, you know, that is going to contribute to it growing, right?
And if you're doing it for vanity purposes, like I want to feel like when I was 25.
Or I want to look ripped.
Yep.
Is that long?
Is that smart or is that good?
Because and it just you and and the thing we always preach on the show is taking the big view, right?
The long view.
And the thing is, there's, you know, the body is meant to act as a system of things that happen in a certain way.
And the thing is, you know, when you are in your 20s or late teens, 20s, yeah, of course, just like a flower in bloom, right?
The body is acting in a way so that you can procreate and something like that.
But there is nothing wrong with aging.
And the things, the systems in the body, they do change over time, but that's not bad.
That's good.
And the thing is, by introducing something like testosterone, that's a powerful hormone that can have other intended effects.
You can look it up.
You know, I googled, I'll tell you the exact phrase I Googled it, went into what do they call it?
Microsoft autopilot or copilot, co-copilot, yeah.
And it's, I just negative side effects of testosterone.
That's all.
You can just Google that yourself and you can read about it.
I'm not trying to just take one view here.
I'm just trying to say, like logically, it's okay that you age and systems change.
You know, if you find things are maybe not working up to the way you might like, you might change your diet, right?
You start eating right, cut back on beer, cut back radically or eliminate coffee.
Don't eat junk food, don't snack, lose a little bit of weight, see how you feel.
If that's not enough, there are like food supplements you can take that kind of improve things.
And, you know, like I talked about on the show, I talked about my experience taking zinc, you know, to improve your ropes.
You know what that means, Coach?
Reprove your ropes.
I'm going to edit that out, Rolo.
Oh, it's so disgusting.
But I know what you mean.
And yes, yes, magnesium and zinc work on that front.
Yeah.
So, I mean, okay, that's one thing where you're taking health supplements and things like that, maybe.
But when it comes to injecting testosterone, you know, I'm just like, you know, just think about it logically.
You know, when I was five years old, I was not, I didn't feel like a 25-year-old.
Should I have taken, you know, start taking TRT?
You know, at 10 years old, I couldn't grow a mustache.
Should I start taking TRT to, you know, make that, you know, it's just killer did.
He started taking steroids at 14.
He's looks Max and now look at him.
He's sterile and he's addicted to meth, but whatever.
Look.
Yeah.
Come on.
Yeah.
And also, Sam, I just like I can almost always tell when a woman's had rhinoplasty, just because those nostrils, you like see a little more nostril than usual.
A guy on testosterone has that sort of like reddish, enlarged face and just looks a little disfigured.
And I, it almost like you can see the high blood pressure somehow.
Yeah.
It figures into high blood pressure.
Like I would say, just read that page.
I don't want to sound like I know it all or this is the, but like I said, for someone that went through prostate cancer, the growth of the prostate is something that contributes to this.
Okay.
Now, it also contributes to this other benign prostate height, whatever it starts with an H, BPH, they call it.
You know, but the BPH also untreated could go to prostate cancer.
So just having been someone who went through all that, and like I say, I have never thought to take testosterone.
I already have, I have to tell myself, hey, all right, that's it.
Stop looking at that woman.
You know, I already have the feeling more than enough to tell myself, don't look at that woman or stop.
Okay, stop thinking about that.
That's enough of that.
You know, that I don't need more of that yet.
And I think that if you are putting more of that into you, and I've talked to friends before who I've known some guys who go on it and they say, oh, yeah, it's great because right away, you know, you have this energy.
You're thinking about girls.
You're calling girls.
You got old phone numbers, girlfriends and stuff like that.
I don't need that in my life, you know.
And like I say, there's nothing wrong with aging gracefully and it's the body works in a certain way.
And I just think that anyone who's contemplating that testosterone replacement therapy, please think of these things.
Yes, there are the things that increases irritability and aggression.
Don't, it's a little bit like playing God.
And I think you better think twice about it.
I'm with you, big guy.
I appreciate that.
I think we could go so far as to call that a PSA and not prostate antigen.
It's a PSA PSA, if you will.
Exactly.
Yeah.
No, I agree with you.
And I'll admit to, you know, hearing the stories, you know, it's like, if you, you know, you don't know what you're missing out on.
I guess you could say the same thing about, you know, cocaine or other drugs, right?
Like, yeah, you don't know how you're not feeling.
And it's like, well, sure, I would love to have the magic sauce to like have more energy and look awesome.
But I would never consider it, even if it were free and I had like an on-site, you know, hormone director to do it magically, because that's one of the things.
Like, I don't know if I like, it seems fairly complicated.
This guide was many pages and my eyes glazed over, but it's like, I would never do it unless I quit drinking, exercised every day and ate a lot healthier, right?
Let's try it the old-fashioned way first.
Yeah, if you do do all the other things first.
And there is some few people that have a legitimate medical problem.
I'm not denying that.
I'm not trying to condemn this thing utterly.
I'm just saying the way that I heard it discussed recently was just, I would have liked to have been in that conversation and say, wait a minute.
Yeah.
So Hertiste used to recommend lots of squats, asked to grass was good for exercise.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And those are the things I try to do.
I work out every day on some level.
I do try to watch all those other things and all that.
And I, you know, like I said, I don't feel I've ever, I would never even contemplate trying to be hornier than I am already.
The world couldn't handle it.
That's very, you did a good job.
I thought, Sam, that you had some new complication and this was going to be a warning tale about that, but I had no idea you were going to go in that direction.
So good on you for that.
And I'm glad that it wasn't some, you know, wrong term.
Things going south.
No pon intendant.
My wife hates Sidney Sweeney with a passion.
She thinks that she is fish-faced, completely overrated, a terrible actress, and I largely agree with her, and yet every time it comes up, you know, the Glenn Powell movie, we watched that recently.
And I'm always on a little bit of thin ice.
I'm like, you're not wrong.
She does have like a pout-pout face and some googly eyes going on.
She is largely dead-eyed and not a great actress, but you just don't understand how far boobs go in terms of attraction.
She's blonde.
I don't think it's that.
I think it's there just hasn't been like a blonde, white it girl in so long.
They've like, we've had, we've had Zen Garia for so many years that like, finally, there's like, you know, a white one.
Almost like a girl next door.
Like, because I think that the magic sauce is that she's not a 10.
I would say if she was flat, then there would, the magic, but because, but because she's a white blonde with big tits, when we just haven't, like, remember those, like, we did an old- Pamela Anderson, Jenny McCarthy, yeah.
Claudia Schiffer, and a Nicole Smith.
And a Nicole Smith, yes.
What's his name?
The list goes on.
Like, I, and I was thinking about that this morning.
Like, go back and watch like Friday the 13th from the 80s and like those type of movies.
Like they would find like young, like hot models because there was like two kinds of hot.
There was like, like, like Bond girls were girls that were like more classy looking, like a woman that you'd want to see like, you know, Rebecca Ferguson.
She's a classy looking body.
Yeah.
Rebecca Ferguson.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Or she is beautiful.
Not hot, hot, but yeah, very attractive.
Yeah.
Or Lynn Collins.
Like there's the chick that was in the newest Mission Impossible, but like 10 years ago.
She's like a little too old.
Haley.
You'd have to look that up.
Yeah.
Like there's like a classy hot, but then but then there's like a trashy hot.
And like Sidney Sweeney is more of the trashy hot.
Like Sidney Smith.
Yeah, she should be the like the chick in the Friday the 13th that bangs that like the guy you want to see killed in the worst way.
And then she's all she's wearing is his like button-up shirt.
And it's like conveniently buttoned up like in like a way where like the director just wanted to see her in that role because she's not hot, but we are we are so starved for like beautiful women in this way.
Beautiful white Aryans.
She's symmetrical.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because the thing is like really like every hot chick now just does pornography in one form.
Like whether it's hardcore or OnlyFans.
There's no movie stars hot anymore.
There's slutty, like total horror hot, like she would probably take it.
And then there's like beautiful elegance where you're like, that's a beautiful woman.
I could come up with her.
Put a ring on that.
Right, right.
But she's not exactly like you're not like, well, you don't want to see her on a stripper pole.
And Sidney Sweeney is somewhere in between sexy girl next door.
Like you could see her having a beer at a party.
Yeah.
I don't know that she's trashy hot she hot.
Yes.
She totally is.
She's like trashy.
She's like not, she's not like quite good in the face.
She's not great in the face.
She's not great in the face.
She is, but she's got like perfect tits.
And she doesn't, and she, and she doesn't come off like a, like a patronizing, snarky, cynical bitch like Brie Larson did.
Right.
She's not like an elite, snooty Nicole Kidman.
She seems like a cute, giggly girl.
I don't know if she is, but that's what she comes off as.
That's a useful quiver for my arrow because I've been pushing back a little bit.
And she's like, I'm not jealous or whatever.
She just thinks she rightfully thinks that she is like.
Ridiculously overhyped, given her you know numerical or quantitative beauty level.
I think 100.
This is Hollywood trying to to get people back in.
Like, we know we put Zendaya in and other browns in your face for the last five years and our box office numbers show this.
So like look, here's one.
We know you like this one look, we can do others.
Maybe yeah possibly, and she did the one where she's the ugly boxer and it bombed.
It's like no, like we don't go to see Sydney Sweeney act yeah, as an ugly brawler.
We want to see her like, on a boat in a bikini with Glenn Powell right yeah, or whoever yes no no, homo there.
No she, she's a, she's a perfect Friday, The 13th Woman, that's what that's her her, what her niece should be sam any uh, any strong opinion on Sydney Sweeney, so i've not seen her in any movies or anything like that.
So I I I, I can't accurately comment that way she is.
She is what I would call beautiful uh, but the part of the lesson I would bring from that is, um, you know like uh beautiful, shapely breasts really do go a long way, go a long way uh, but but that's just the thing.
Like, women can be really beautiful or enticing in a lot of different ways, you know, and so that's like one way to should be.
But and and that's where I would say to like men in general, let's say, you know guy, you've been married for a long time, this and that yeah, but you know like like uh, even after decades of marriage, like you know, you should still love your wife's breasts.
You know, that's always stays fresh to me.
You know that always.
That that's just something.
There's just something about the breasts very life give right.
They're life-giving right, they're just it's.
It's something that just stands out as magic.
I, I also.
I also don't think that I that Sydney Sweeney is ugly.
I think a woman that's thin is automatically can't be below a five, especially because there's like so many like horribly like egg-shaped, just pieces of crap and being white bumps her up.
Like being white and thin, minimum six.
She's not a butterface, but I I really do think it's just like it's been so long like there used to be so many hot women and people used to go watch movies because there were hot chicks.
Like people men went and watched the Blue Lagoon because Brooke Shields was gonna be naked in, Like that is sandy thing.
Yeah, the sandy oasis looks spectacular when you're in a desert.
Yep.
And also, Sidney Sweeney has not disqualified herself, right?
She's become kind of a meme for a while there.
She's dating a Jew.
No, no, no.
She, she, she, she not too long ago said that she was going to reconsider the thing she said in the interview.
Right.
She took a hard line.
Yeah.
The interviewer was trying to get her to say something anti-white.
And she's like, if I have something to say about that, you'll know.
She shouldn't have to do that.
And then she came out and said, maybe I shouldn't have said that.
Maybe I should have basically played into the interviewer's hands.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't think she's trashy hot.
I would consider her cute hot.
You know, like she looks like she could be a girl next door or a girl in high school with great cans and she's on the screen everywhere.
When your tips are the big, you can't be cute hot in Hollywood.
Sorry.
She made a good impression on me.
I, you know, those who raise, you raise other issues that are good impressions on you.
Yeah.
So that's where I am with her right now.
Maybe in some future point I'll have to denounce her.
But, you know, I mean, there's, you know, it's if you have to, Sam, I'll tell you, the day that you denounce Sidney Sweeney is the day Hollywood falls.
I'm not kidding.
The day that she comes out and does like the about face like Taylor Swift did with her.
Shows up at an ice protest.
Yeah, then it'll be over.
Like white people, white men are like, all right, not watching movies ever again.
It's done.
It's over.
We know how it works.
We're not watching Zendaya in the freaking Odyssey.
Impose costs.
We will not see Sidney Sweeney if she turns.
Yes.
You won't see any movies because if that's the best you had and it doesn't like us, then okay.
Sorry.
That's not the horse to hit your buggy to.
It sounds like a cucky thing to say, like, well, you know, the woman's personality is what really matters.
No, we, of course, we look at women.
We look at the various parts.
Different things can overcome other things, you know.
Different parts of the body can make you more impressed than others.
And, you know what I mean?
It's not like there's one formula for it, but at least for me, you know, if you deal with women in business, if you go, you have to go around, deal with different, you know, in situations, you work and depends what your job is and everything.
But let's say you deal with women in different capacities.
You meet women, you know, you see a lot of sharp looking women in different ways.
You can't help but look.
And like I say, you say, okay, that's enough stuff.
But when you meet women and there are women, they're really put together.
They're sharp.
They know what's going on.
They carry themselves in a womanly way, but confidently and things like that.
Those are the ones that really where you have to say, all right, okay, I got to stop talking to this chick.
I'm liking her too much, you know.
So the personality does come into it, I think, in a strong way, or the intelligence comes into it in a strong way.
But Sam, we're only talking about the physical aspect right now.
No, I know, but the fact that she has not disqualified herself, that's kind of what I mean.
She has not said, she has not said things that it goes far that she's not like black men are the most important thing and we need to save the Mexican children.
I'm going off the memes.
I'm going off the memes, you know, and so in that way, like when you see a woman who is put together and, you know, either saying the right things or not saying the wrong things, those things all do factor into the appeal.
You're commuted, coach.
You're still muted.
Wow.
This is all sticks.
Sorry about that.
Yeah, I put link and then I was like trying to pause.
Yeah, I saw that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Speaking of prostates, I'm about to explode after all this green tea and sparkling water.
So I got to get out of here.
And I got a very, so far, a healthy prostate.
So yeah, basically, that's what I got to say.
Well, I would have just gone and taken a leak and let you guys talk, but I'm tethered to the laptop because the Bluetooth was acting up before.
So I can't do that.
I forgot again to ask Rolo about the Rob Reiner and his wife murder.
Let's save that for next week because that's right up Rolo's alley as well.
I do have a thing.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I want to hear about that for sure.
Especially considering who they are and where they are.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, my God.
There's been quite a few patricides.
Remember, here I am prolonging my agony.
But, you know, like crazy kids who kill their parents is a thing from the Menenez brothers.
Remember the kid who cut off his dad's head and like showed it on a live stream?
He had killed him and then he cut off his head.
That was within the past two or three years.
You know, keep an eye, especially on mental illness.
And even if you're perfectly saintly to them and try to help them, Rob Reiner made that stupid movie.
He's like, all right, knucklehead, you know, we'll make your got your movie life of Charlie or whatever it was.
Yeah.
Let you live in the outhouse, in the back house, in the guest house.
Still killed him.
The movie with Tom Hand parents.
North or whatever.
No, Life of Charlie or like Rob Reiner literally made a movie about like mental illness as a kid with his murderous son junkie.
Yeah.
It wasn't enough.
It wasn't enough.
Yep.
Anyway, I didn't, you know, I didn't shed any crocodile tears for Rob Reiner, arch leftist Jew.
But leave you, Rob Reiner, of all things.
You're not horrified.
I'm just kidding.
Meathead.
Yep.
Yeah.
More the lesson for all of us.
Yep.
All right.
But, you know, I'll say on that, he who lives by the sword will also die truly by the sword.
Absolutely.
I got a bunch of jams that I put into the playlist here.
Sam, if you want to suggest one or two crowd pleasers, I think we've been, we've actually been doing pretty good in my estimation with Rolo at the break and Sam at the close, but I don't want to totally relinquish my DJ in like six months.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Otherwise, yeah, I got something I can send you.
Okay.
So TBD on the music fam.
I hope you don't think that we're falling for it again and turning into a bunch of soft land trusters.
We shouldn't have to qualify everything.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
I should not care so much about what the white nationalist skunks think, yet I can't help myself.
Right.
Well, we shouldn't say we shouldn't like like how long, how many episodes in, how many years?
Like, how many?
And you, yeah, and you were one of the people.
I still talked about the Jews.
And you were still like one of the early people to say Trump's not the guy.
And it's not about Trump.
It's not about Trump being the guy.
It's about what is tangible for you and your family and what you can get out of what's given to you.
And it doesn't matter.
Like it just, it happens to be coming from Trump.
Like, and we're not like Trump's the guy.
What if Trump didn't get elected?
What if this were Ted Cruz?
Like, I wouldn't say anything differently.
I mean, Ted Cruz is the most like pathetic man I've ever seen after that Tucker thing.
But the same thing, it's just like, what are we able to get out of a system that is actively working to kill us?
And if we can get stuff out of it, that's better than getting nothing out of it.
Like that post that I made that we'll just say admin number two posted about the gas, like that, that's still really funny to me.
And it's so many people kind of do think that like, as long as you live, then Jews are winning because whatever.
Go look it up.
It's on Bolairophon's Autism Plantation.
It's really funny.
Otto von Bismarck.
Go ahead.
Sorry.
I was going to say, it's just, it's just true.
It's like you, you need to live here and you need to get whatever you can out of it.
Like they're in the looting phase.
You're in it with them.
Like, like you, you, that whole thing is, is crumbling.
It's all collapsing.
And you need to be able to brave the storm that's coming with whatever supplies you have.
And if your whole deal is being a stick in the mud, then when things actually go sideways, you're done.
And we got to find a way to stick together.
Thank you.
We have a lot of great things going, whether it's local groups, national groups, whatever it is.
Drive up.
Drive up and train.
If I can do that, there's that.
And there's also, I totally respect guys on Twitter speaking truth to power or demanding more from people on Twitter in the replies and trying to do work there.
But like bitching on Telegram is a completely different animal, right?
There's more than one way more public.
Like one is like replying to like politicians and like and like real institutions of power.
Other guys are shitting on us because we're like, hey, my, my child took his first steps.
Yes, first steps towards supporting Zog.
You're not exaggerating by much.
I just, there's an Otto von Bismarck quote I couldn't find, but the one that I did find is somewhat relevant.
The statesman, the statesman's task is to hear God's footsteps marching through history and to try to catch on to his coattails as he marches past.
Not exactly what I was looking for, but there's a theme there that it's like, there is a bigger thing going on right here.
And you can sit on the sidelines and say, not perfect, Jewish.
Or you could say, this is a much better trend than what we experienced over the past four years or the past 50 and say, maybe we can work with this.
Maybe we can help steer this.
The quote I'm looking for is the statesman doesn't like set the course of time.
He sort of rides on it and steers.
And I'm certainly not equating Trump to God, but he has drastically reoriented, turned American politics upside down, which is a welcome relief from what we were living under George W. Bush, Clinton, Bush I, Obama, of course.
Trump term one.
That was the kosher sandwich and Trump term one, which started off with great promise and very rapidly.
Just very, very rapidly.
Yep.
All right.
We're getting the hell out of here.
I might pick a jam.
Sam might be bringing us back to the skinhead ouvoir, however the hell you pronounce ooerv.
And, you know, which word I'm thinking of probably.
And we love you, fam.
We'll talk to you, I don't know, relatively soon.
I still got to get back to Tom and try to reschedule that thing.
Frankly, I don't really want to, I'm like, you focus on what's going on down there.
I don't want to take any of your time, but we'll get him for an hour coming up soon.
All right.
Let's see.
See.
I'm watching you tell you all the things I want to do.
I tell you all my secrets, but you turn away.
Say you feel the same as today.
Say you feel the same as today.
I'll be saying through the same day.
Say you feel the same as just a day.
I'll be saying through the same.
I'll be watching you, watching me.
Thinking how this could be.
Wondering how do you see how I think about you, baby?
Wishing you, wishing we should be all the friends we could be.
Could be wondering, do you see how I think about you, baby?
Think about you, baby.
Think about you, baby.
Think about you, baby, yeah.
Baby, yeah, watching you, watching me.
Thinking how this could be.
Wondering how do you see how I think about you, baby?