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Nov. 1, 2017 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Get Off My Lawn #22 | New York's Foulest
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That's a great jam.
Great Halloween song.
Do they know it's Halloween?
Kind of a parody that Nick Diamonds did.
Nick Diamonds of the unicorns, old buddy of mine.
Probably not anymore.
I'm sure if I called him up and I was in LA, he'd say, dude, I can't be seen with you.
Sorry.
You're not alt-right.
You're known as alt-right, which is even worse than being alt-right.
And I'd say, but I'm not, Nick.
And he'd say, sorry, dude, you're too hot right now.
Too hot.
But Nick Diamond's an awesome guy.
I don't care if he can't be seen with me.
And by the way, we'll talk about that.
The second part of that, Jesse Keillor from Death from Above and Mastercraft, who's disavowed me, told me personally, sorry, dude, I got to throw you under the bus.
I got a mortgage.
But we'll talk about that.
I've sent out legal letters to every single newspaper that spoke about that alt-right allegation, and they've all corrected it.
They're very quick to capitulate.
I guess that means they're the best, right?
The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.
But that song, Do They Know It's Halloween, if you're having a Halloween party tonight, make sure you play that song.
It's really good, and the video for it is awesome.
It was a charity song, and Nick is so smart and funny that he made it a parody of that song, Do They Know It's Christmas?
Which is a weird song.
I highly recommend you reinvestigate.
It's a benefit with all these British bands.
And there's a line in it where they're talking about, do these Africans even know it's Christmas?
No, they're not Christian dummy.
And at one point he goes, thank God it's them instead of you.
What?
That's a weird thing to thank God for.
Hey, God, thank you for making them in Africa starve and not me.
But check out how good this video is.
You know why this video is so good?
Because they're French.
It's from Montreal.
It's Montreal bands.
And French people are good at cartooning.
I was a cartoonist when I was there, when I lived there, and it was cool back then to be a cartoonist in that environment.
We have to show you the post, so you know it's a daily show, New York's foul list.
They got some cops who raped a chick.
Ah, you can just see the left seeing this and go, oh, it's a black and a Hispanic.
Can't the rapists be blonde white males?
That's our favorite bad guy.
This is also the anniversary of Fear being on SNL.
So Fear is a punk band.
I wonder if Lee Ving would disavow me.
Fear is a punk band.
And John Belushi was really into punk rock.
And he said, I love you guys.
And he was at CBGB's.
And he said to John Joseph of the Cro-Mags, come up to SNL.
I'm going to have Fear on.
I'm making them get a punk band.
And come up to NBC.
And we'll just take over the show.
It'll be awesome.
And John Joseph, yo, this is like 1981.
So if you say to a bunch of New York punks to come and F shisht up, I can't swear, you're going to get trouble.
And they just destroyed SNL.
They destroyed the studio.
They did something like $150,000 worth of damage to NBC Studios.
Here's some footage of the show.
I wonder if you could spot John Joseph in there.
That's SNL.
That's SNL.
So that's exciting.
What else do we got on the show today?
We got, there's a lot of gossip going on.
We got Cernovich.
Cernovich did a talk at Columbia last night that I couldn't go to.
I can't go to Columbia.
Are you crazy?
I'd have to get a whole posse around me.
It would be a big ordeal.
It would be like a Klansman going to Harlem.
And I didn't have time to amass a mob.
And plus, that's like showing up to a wedding with an extravagant gown.
It's Mike's night.
So the controversy has to be directed at him.
And the controversy was downright bizarre.
Cernovich comes from a self-help kind of background, gorilla mindset, get into the gorilla mindset.
And then he got into politics and did it better, better reporting than most, than the dinosaur media.
That's why he's on 60 Minutes.
That's why everyone wants to know, what is his magic?
His magic is he works hard, you lazy bad words.
And so everyone goes to this rally and they start screaming at him about white supremacy.
Now, I've followed Cernovich's career from day one.
He doesn't talk about race.
It doesn't come up much with him.
I think he's mentioned South Africa once or twice, which all news sources have too.
It's insane what's going on there.
The farmers being killed.
It is genocide.
It is white genocide.
But that's not a big thing with him.
No, but this is the way liberals work now.
They take something they don't like, like a Monday, and then they know something that is established is bad, white supremacy, and then they just stick that on that.
Bang.
Mondays are racist.
Mike Cernovich is racist.
But check out this article.
They talked to people that were there, and one of them says, we do absolutely believe in the right to free speech, even if we don't like it, said one protester, Misty Denson.
Misty?
What do you stripper?
She's a graduate student in social work.
Thanks.
Way to go into debt, learning how to do social work.
But she goes, it's hard To have a dialogue with hate in general.
What does that mean?
So we're going to call Cernovich's at the airport now, but we're going to call him and find out what the hell that means.
Because if the thing is just hate, that would be easy to debate.
You hate a group based on something like their race?
Well, that's easy to discredit.
But do you have that?
I think I tweeted it, Dave.
Do you have that picture of the signs?
The signs were bizarre at this rally.
There's one that they said end apartheid at Columbia.
Another one said, no Cernovich, no white supremacy, no pedo-bashing with a Nambla logo on it.
Now, everyone is saying that that poster has to be fake.
That can't be real.
No white supremacy, no pedo-bashing, no Mike Cernovich.
Now, go full screen on that.
It's got a Nambla logo.
Do Nambla even exist anymore?
Anyway, we'll ask him about that.
Obviously, if he did that as a prank, he's not going to tell us.
But we'd be beholden to ask.
But before we talk to him, oh, we also have this.
Jovi Val was there, and he got booted out.
I don't know what he was doing that got him kicked out, probably wearing a MAGA hat.
So they all chase him out, and they steal his phone as they chase him out.
Are you capable of cutting to that video?
Take off your ass.
Take off your ass.
We're at Columbia University getting kicked out of Kansas right now.
Oh, please.
Because you're afraid of free speech.
You're afraid of free speech.
You're afraid of free speech.
Fuck your speech.
You know me all day is going to be locked.
Free speech.
You took my phone.
I got to go to my phone.
Look at him run away.
Go out!
Go out!
Did you see that?
Yo!
Yo!
All right, that's enough.
Let's go, my phone!
That's Joe Val.
That's the guy who got bottled in the face for wearing a MAGA hat and had a Trump supporter, plastic surgeon, fixed his nose.
We should get him on the show and ask him about that.
Maybe I'll do that tomorrow.
Puerto Rican guy always wears headphones, which is strange.
Maybe that's a Puerto Rican thing.
But look at the vitriol there.
They have to steal his phone.
And isn't that funny?
Did you hear that one guy going, f ⁇ your free speech, with a weird accent?
Again, we keep seeing all these immigrants who come here and they are full of passionate intensity when railing against free speech in America.
And you think, I don't know, if I was in Japan, I wouldn't be screaming, Uruzugaro, kuruzuga, free speech.
I don't think I'd be yelling at Japanese people about their country and their culture and their First Amendment.
I'd feel a little audacious, wouldn't you?
But before we get to that, we got to talk about costumes because every year it gets more and more insane.
So you know that that Maui, what's her name, the Polynesian, you're not allowed to wear that costume.
I have no idea why you're not allowed to dress as, what's her name?
Moana.
Why are you not allowed to dress as Moana?
We'll have a, there's a video I'm going to play in a second that explains all this, but I guess it's cultural appropriation.
Aren't you culturally appropriating all costumes?
I mean, you're not a witch, so how?
The only thing you're not appropriating is you.
So then you go, all right, I know.
I'll dress as Elsa in Frozen.
I'm a white girl.
She's a white girl.
Is that okay?
No, it's not.
Again, the left is the same as ISIS.
They are insatiable.
You can wear a burqa.
They're going to get mad you're not wearing it right.
So this feminist blogger who runs a show, a website called Raising Racially Aware Children.
I don't know what, what's that called?
Raising race conscious children.
Like that is an oxymoron.
If you're raising race conscious children, you're not raising children.
You're raising social justice awareness.
Keep race out of your kids' mouth.
Your goal as a parent is to make them think Santa exists, that Halloween is spooky, and that race isn't a thing.
Delay that.
It's like sex.
Delay that talk for as much as possible.
God, that's a racist.
That's not a racist.
You're a race.
Don't talk to cops.
This is racist, racist.
Crappy parent.
Anyway, this race conscious razor says this is her beef with the frozen character now, not Moana.
There's one thing I don't like about the character of Elsa, Ferris writes.
I feel like because Elsa is a white princess and we see so many white princesses, her character sends the message that you have to be a certain way to be quote-unquote beautiful or to be a princess.
That's also in quotes.
That you have to have white skin, long hair, blonde hair, blue eyes.
What the hell are we dealing with?
Now I read, so that's an article about her, which is a much easier way to digest it.
But sometimes you'll go to the actual source and what a slog it is to get through this actual article.
My daughter reasserted her desire to dress as Moana.
Uh-oh, her daughter wants to be a white girl.
I closed this initial Moana conversation by telling her, we would have to do some research and figure out if there's a way to dress up as Moana that is respectful of her culture.
So yeah, so her daughter switches over to Elsa after Moana gets shut down.
And then the mom encourages her to be Elsa, but not with blonde hair.
Sounds like Halloween's real fun at her house, doesn't it?
Hey kids, let's get a lecture before you dress up.
And speaking of lectures, let's check out this academic explaining to us why we can't wear certain costumes.
This is on Al Jazeera, by the way.
The Qatar propaganda Saudi, whatever, Arabian, not Saudi, but the Arab propaganda channel that I think, I honestly think AJ plus Al Jazeera is just here to cause chaos in Western culture.
This is where the lefties and the Islamicists convalesce.
I should look up that word to make sure I'm using it right because I use it on every show.
But this is where these strange bedfellows coincide.
They have the same agenda, which has just messed with us.
But check her out.
If it's a group that you are not a part of that has been historically discriminated, wait a minute, did you see that?
They had a pothead.
What's the matter with a pothead?
Oh, it's a Rastafarian and your face is looking dark.
But Rastafarians do smoke pot and they are dark.
But you can't be them and you can't be him because they've been discriminated against.
So you're getting all the fun of wearing a sombrero, but without any of the suffering, that you're not getting beaten by cops.
I think that's what she's saying.
Discriminated against or disenfranchised.
Avoid dressing up like it.
What's the matter with that?
We might say that that group's identity is not a costume, that it's their identity.
So you're taking all the kind of romanticized notions.
It might be a geisha, or it might be a Pocahontas image.
And these are seen as reductive, insensitive.
This summarizes what I keep screaming about the left, which is they are anti-fun.
They're not just anti-white supremacy pedobashing and Mike Cernovich.
They're anti-fun.
They're anti-Halloween.
They're anti-American.
Because if there's one thing that makes America unique, it's fun.
Think of the ugly American with his black socks and his Hawaiian shirt.
When I think of America, I think of that big inflatable tube that someone jumps off a thing, and then that tube sends that other person flying in the air.
That's not European.
That's not Saudi.
That's not Chinese.
That's not Russian.
That's not an Indian thing.
That's an American thing.
Boat parties are an American thing.
And these people want to shut them down.
In fact, I guarantee you that there is some social justice warrior somewhere who objects to people in bikinis and bathing suits partying on boats and drinking beer.
I guarantee it.
But anyway, we're running out of time here.
So let's talk to Cernovich about his talk at Columbia last night.
And then we'll also do part two of this, my friend Stabbing Me in the Back.
And then I'm afraid we're going to have to, we'll be out of time.
Welcome to part two of me discussing my friend stabbing me in the back.
I noticed that they always say alt-right on this.
It's an accusation I get a lot, even though I make it very clear every time someone asks me and on my Twitter bio that I'm not alt-right.
Said it a million times.
But I was thinking the other day, it's very few people who call themselves alt-right.
There's Richard Spencer, of course, there's the TikiTorch guys.
But for all the times it gets bandied around, it's a very esoteric term.
It's almost as common as the alt-light, I mean the alt-left calling themselves the alt-left.
I mean, Antifa is a very common allegation, and lots of people identify with it.
But alt-right is esoteric.
It's strange that I keep getting called it.
I think to them they mean someone who's kind of alternative and on the right.
Okay, then if it's that ambiguous, then why does this guy have to disavow it so much?
But yeah, it's not uncommon.
There's Jesse, there's this guy, Funk DeVoid, this DJ, who just Scottish guy who lives in Spain.
He goes, sorry, pal, I've got you, dude.
I've got a mortgage.
I've got kids.
They always say that.
I've got kids.
The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.
And by the way, folks, out to roast these guys, I have lots and lots of people in the music business, in media, in sports, professional ball players who I know, famous people who contact me and they go, dude, I'm totally on the same side as you.
You're just a pro-Trump guy.
You just hate liberals and you think they're out of control and they are.
And I want you to know I totally support you, but I can't come out of the closet as a you supporter because these people are lunatics.
So you haven't changed the culture.
All you've did, all you've done is make the weak hide.
You could be, you could, I was thinking the other day, I have all these dumb dolls from various sketches, and there's a Hitler doll I have, and I got a Fidel Castro doll.
I could take a picture of me holding those two dolls, and it would say Gavin McInnes goes to sleep every night with a stuffed Hitler or something.
You know, you could have 10 million books, if one racist book, and then it's this guy is a racist book.
That's the way their brain operates.
And I go, okay, you're clearly very rigorous.
Can you just apply a tiny fraction of that rigor to Islam or anyone else?
And the NFL.
We got the NFL kneeling.
Why don't you take a gander at the NFL's criminal records or all pro athletes?
We had that baseball guy who was the only guy to take a knee in the MLB.
He just got busted pulling a gun on a delivery girl.
Where the hell's my food been, you bitch?
Which apparently, I didn't know this, but that's a huge felony.
Yeah, that guy, Bruce Maxwell.
He pulled a gun on a delivery woman.
By the way, your food's already there.
Maybe she forgot something.
In his defense, that does annoy the crap out of me, too.
So anyway, Jesse, he sees this letter, this thing saying that he's associated with me and that's evil.
And he panics.
He texts me and goes, hey man, this is going down.
Can you remove that article?
And I removed the article where I called him a proud boy.
In retrospect, if that happens, I just should have put a disclaimer going, I called him a proud boy back when it didn't mean proud boy.
It was just like a dude who's not a liberal.
But that would have been just as bad, I guess, to them.
And that didn't satiate the hounds.
So then he writes this huge disclaimer on Facebook, which is a fascinating read.
Do I have parts of it here?
Oh yeah, there's one.
Here's an interesting part in it.
By the way, Jesse's more extreme than I am, just so you know.
And I could release a bunch of texts proving as much.
I would never do that in a million years, because that's the left making us stab and eat each other.
That's their game.
So I would never betray Jesse, even though he Betrayed me because I'm a man and I have character.
But Jesse goes, Soon after the election, I began noticing that Gavin was promoting violence and a form of radical politics that I absolutely do not agree with.
What?
That's just a lie right there.
And promoting violence, he said to me in the text, because he knew the isht was going to hit the fan, he goes, I don't want you to throw me under the bus as I throw you under the bus.
But promoting violence, I've never promoted violence.
I said we fight back if you hit us.
I didn't, Antifa have bars in New York.
We could go there right now and go beat them up.
They have meetings.
They're very open.
So they're available for brawls.
We don't do that.
But when they come to our things and pepper spray me or attack Lauren Southern or attack Ben Shapiro or attack Alan Dershowitz or attack Mike Cernovich, then we go leave our friend alone and we fight back.
Now, I did include a detail that we enjoy that and it's fun in New York because they're all rich kids.
Sorry.
Justified violence feels good.
I'm sorry.
But we don't start fights.
We finish them.
And then he adds, I've always been anti-war and anti-violence.
This is my baseline position.
Really?
Is that why you have more guns than Dana Lash?
As far as immigration and nationalism, I am the child of an Indian mother and Canadian father.
Yeah, your Indian mother hates Muslims.
That's where you got it from.
And she's right.
Anyway, go back to the original thing, because I thought this is really interesting.
If you go back to the first article, they added an update after Jesse did his big long thousand word apology for knowing me.
And you've got to really notice the gloating acceptance here that the original guy, who's a nobody, who has no reputation at all, just barfed out an article.
He sits there gloating about his victory.
And this sums up what the left really wants.
They want groveling.
They want power.
And when you grovel, you give them power.
Go back to the original one, Dave?
The one with his face?
Yeah, that one.
So the top of it now says, Jason Keillor has made a public statement about the questions raised in this article.
It's an earnest and humble statement, and I believe him.
Kudos on responding in a timely manner.
You see that?
Doesn't that say, Tomes?
A timely manner.
You reacted quickly to my commands.
Good boy.
Good boy.
When the leader of the proud boys claim you as one of their own, you should probably denounce that shit.
He's a sassy king, isn't he?
I, as the author of this piece, I hear thy decree.
I, as the author of this piece, do not think Jesse Killer is a proud boy or alt-right.
Boom with the gavel.
I have deemed it so.
Jesse, you have been released from my purgatory.
Run free, run free, boy!
Roam free and tell them at once there was a Camelot.
He just seems like a giant dummy that hung out with some sketchy people.
I like when the king speaks in our vernacular.
Isn't it refreshing?
And definitely said some sketchy shit on Gavin's podcast.
Ooh, cool boss.
This is, by the way, the guy who in his article ended it with F the Proud Boys, F Guy McInnis, F Western chauvinism.
Why?
F Death from Above and F white supremacy.
I'm okay with the last one.
But why do you want to, what's, why F Western chauvinism?
What is, can I get someone on this show please to tell me how the East is great?
Can you get on my show and tell me how Russia is better than the rest of the world?
I think I just saw a woman that was murdered, a journalist that was murdered for criticizing the Kremlin in Russia the other day.
Russia sucks.
China sucks.
Southeast Asia blows.
India blows.
Africa, no thanks.
Even a lot of Europe, not my cup of tea.
Central America?
Nope.
South America?
Although Chile has some good stuff about it.
Anyway, this keeps happening to me every, this has been a crazy week for this kind of stuff.
They are really on a tear.
Meanwhile, I'm at CRTV behind a paywall.
I don't know what happened, why there's this new war, but my brother called me on the weekend and he goes, you remember that girl?
We'll call her Laura.
You remember Laura?
I go, yeah, she's in my book.
And if you read my book, The Death of Cool, I talk about this chapter in Cuba where I was with my brother, who was maybe 12 at the time.
And he was telling me about this girl's stepdad, who's a real jerk.
And I was laughing.
What does he do?
Oh, he's always telling her what to do.
And he's like, he's really annoying.
And I go, oh, what a jerk.
And then he comes in at nighttime and he grabs her boobs and stuff and tries to kiss her.
And I go, eh?
What?
And then my brother went, uh-oh, that's different than the other stuff, isn't it?
Yeah, dude, we got to call the cops.
We called the cops, got them arrested.
So this girl had a live-in rapist.
Her stepdad was molesting her every night.
The mother breaks down in court and says, I should have known something is up when she was wearing three pairs of pajamas and two bathrobes to bed.
Ugh.
By the way, that story, he goes to jail or whatever they do in Canada, find him $80 and make him spin around in a circle three times and walk on rocks.
After his probation, whatever, and the girl Laura moves out, the mom gets back together with him.
And when I heard that, I said, wait a minute.
If you go up to a bear's cub and just like go, hey, Dick, maybe flick him, you're a dead man.
So I think you'd have to go all the way down to insects.
I think if you flicked a baby cockroach, I think the mother cockroach would just go, whatever, it's not my problem.
I think that's how low down the evolutionary scale you have to get till you get to someone redating a live-in rapist.
Anyway, she calls my brother and she goes, I'm getting married, and I want you to know that you would have been invited if it wasn't for your brother.
So the guy who rescues her from a live-in rapist cannot come to a wedding, which he didn't want to go to anyway.
He wouldn't have to Fly out to Calgary or whatever because of his brother's politics.
I mean, is Soros out to get me?
Hey, Soros, I don't know if you're behind all this, but I don't care.
I like going to an old man bar.
I don't really have time for friends.
So when you, you know, get these people to disavow me, I saw Jesse maybe once a year.
We would maybe text once a week.
I can live without those things.
I lost all my pals after Trump, but I didn't have a pal lifestyle.
You know, Saturday I got baseball with the kids.
Sunday, it's Girl Scouts.
I'm running around all the time, and you can't get me fired.
And even if you did, I would just go behind my own paywall.
So I would give up on this witch hunt.
But a great guy to talk to about all this is Ezra Levant.
Because I said to him, are you a pariah in your neighborhood too?
And he goes, not really.
He goes, I'm so obsequious.
You know, that means ass kissing.
I'm such an ass kisser that, and I go, you don't know obsequious.
I want to be friends with my neighbors and everyone in my neighborhood so badly that I'm like, hi, how are you?
Hello.
Like I take my blazer off and lay it down in puddles to let people walk on it.
Don't be mad.
Mostly because I don't want it to affect, you know, the people around me.
But I don't genuinely need to be loved by them.
But he goes, Ezra brought up a brilliant point.
He goes, you see all this capitulation.
And this is like Jesse is ending our friendship and disavowing me based on the potential that it might affect his gigs in the future.
Gigs, by the way, that my company provided.
I bought his house, basically.
He goes, what if it was real?
What if it was Stalinism and these people faced actual threats?
And I went, that gave me chills because I thought, this is what huge pussies we are with minor, irrelevant threats.
What are we going to be like if there was real threats?
What if Trump was the guy that they were saying?
What if he really was a white supremacist and this really was a Nazi country that had taken over?
They would be selling out their own parents.
And then that reminded me of Pavlik Morozov.
And this was a hero to young Soviet children.
The young pioneers, which was like the Communist Boy Scouts, they had little pins of him that they would wear on their uniforms.
Now, Prazik, even, by the way, the West is the best.
How about the East's names?
Hi, my name's Pavlik.
I had to stop reading Dostoevsky because I couldn't remember all the stupid Nuri Gatsinov names.
He turned his parents into Stalin.
He ratted out his parents, and he was a hero to Stalinist Russia for that.
So the reason I'm disturbed by all these guys pussying out is because it's indicative of how weak they would be if there was real conflict.
Like Dante Nero, buddy I started Proud Boys with, black guy, hit Proud Boys tattooed on his neck.
He was on NPR, This American Life, and they lied to him and said that we started Charlottesville and all this other stuff.
And he goes, oh, I'm getting my tattoo removed.
I talked to him after, I go, Dante, did you mention that our guys raised $800 for you after your mom died?
And he goes, no, I never got around to mentioning that.
Yeah, well, that's a pretty big detail.
I had nothing to do with that.
He goes, oh, it's just a token to you guys.
And I go, there's plenty of tokens, first of all, if you want to play that game.
And secondly, I had nothing to do with that $800.
They did this out of the goodness of their heart.
Guys from all over the country raised $800 for you.
You make $80,000 a year at Verizon.
You're rich.
You own your own home.
But you were down in the dumps and someone basically bought you a fancy dinner or two.
And you didn't mention that?
That's lame.
How quick you are to fold.
And it's funny that there was Zoe Chase, this feminist lesbian at NPR, who did the whole thing.
And I thought, this is a feminist using Dante as her little pet.
Like, liberals don't like when you have black friends.
They go, that's my pet.
Get the pets away.
I want to rescue Pitt.
And he was a, Dante was a pimp in his adolescence.
I'm not ratting him out.
This is well known.
He talks about it all the time on stage.
He's a stand-up comedian.
So for his adolescence, women were lying under strangers, getting penetrated, and then giving 100% of the proceeds to him so he could buy fur coats.
And this feminist is seeing him as this victim of my evil group.
I'm allergic to it.
But the whole thing stinks.
God bless me.
The whole thing reminds me of this poem by William Yeats, this popular one you've heard a million times, Second Coming, you know, the center cannot hold.
I would like to recite it to you because I know I talk about a lot of silly minutiae, like, oh, BuzzFeed guys are wimps, and look at this fat lesbian that thinks it's racist to wear a hat.
That's because these are our youth, and these seemingly anecdotal pieces of evidence are indicative of much bigger patterns.
And that's what we devote the show to, craziness, the mentally ill.
This show should be called the mentally ill report.
But anyway, let me just reread the first half of The Second Coming by Yeats.
Turning and turning in the widening gire, the falcon cannot hear the falconer.
Things fall apart, the center cannot hold.
I think that was a Hoosker-Doo album.
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.
The blood-dimmed tide is loose, and everywhere, the ceremony of innocence is drowned.
And here comes one of the greatest lines of all time, and I have to admit, it was Ezra who reminded me of this.
The best lack all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity.
You know what?
I think I might make that the moral of the show.
You know how Tucker says, we're the pomp and pomposity, and Andrew Wilco has that thing, like they're wrong, we're right?
I think mine is going to be the best lack all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity.
Because that's what we're seeing here.
We're seeing these people who are correct, who are hardworking, who are just so quick to hide and be anonymous on the internet or not stand up for their beliefs and just say, sorry, man, I'd lose my job.
Sorry, I can't risk it.
Meanwhile, these crusaders, like the weird gay couple who got Brendan Eyck fired at Mozilla, these petulant little busybodies, they're the ones screaming the loudest, like they are out there to save the world.
And they're the ones...
Teen Vogue just had a big thing on Antifa and how they're just trying to help.
So last night, everyone was screaming, no white supremacy at NYU when you're doing your talk.
And I've been following you for a long, long time.
I've never really heard you mention white people or race ever.
Especially white supremacy.
It's a weird thing.
They even it was weird.
One of the people during the Q ⁇ A even said, I can't believe that you advocated during your talk that black and brown people should be attacked by police.
And I said, okay.
Even when they're in the same room with me, hearing my speech, they fabricate things or imagine things.
And that's what they do.
It really is a mental delusion or maybe even a mental illness.
It's a hallucination.
Yeah.
I mean, I think it's well known that Nazis and white supremacy is bad.
So take the thing that you don't like and just stick that label onto it.
I've even heard this woman who was saying that fat shaming is an example of white supremacy.
It's just anything I don't like is white supremacy.
Yeah, and the mistake they're making is that people like you and I are widely popular.
So if you want to make white supremacy not sound bad, then you probably shouldn't call people who are very well liked white supremacists because then people are going to say, well, hmm, there are a lot of really cool people who maybe should look into this idea that supposedly these people espouse.
Isn't it amazing that someone like you who has rational ideas and is providing, you're empowering young people by saying you can be your own media.
So you're saying kill the dinosaur media, you're the new journalism.
And the immediate response from them is to attack you.
And you think, so what are you, defending 60 Minutes?
Like, I don't understand what side they're on.
They don't either.
They don't have a side.
They are losers.
The generates.
One guy even said, as he had cooked me, you sound like a motivational speaker.
And I said, well, thank you.
I'm glad that I sound like a motivational speaker.
I want to spread a message ultimately of aspiration and positivity.
You know, my Twitter can be a little bit wild sometimes, a little aggressive, but ultimately, yeah, I do want people to push forward, live their own dreams, live their own lives, live a better life.
I was even giving a fitness advice to one of the protesters who stood up.
I said to him, said, you know, you're working with something.
You're a pretty good looking kid.
You got some potential, but he was sloppy, t-shirt hanging over a skinny, fat, soy body.
And I said, you know, if you go to the gym and take care of yourself, you will really live a good life.
Your whole life will improve.
So I'm trying to help even the people who come in there to protest and attack me because I know that ultimately, if they do take control of their own life, they will convert to the proud boy, Cerdovich, Gavin type of thinking.
Yeah, it's funny how, you know, we have to, when you're in town, I couldn't go to the talk because it would have been a whole mob scene there.
I would need bodyguards.
And then you and I have to have this clandestine meeting where the place is released secretly through someone else.
And you think, we're basically living the life of pedophiles.
Yet when you ask what our beliefs are, all we are is anti-pedophile.
Well, yeah, and not only that, but and then I was desperately trying to hang out with you because every time I'm in the city, like I do your show or you do my movies or whatever, but we never actually just like chill like bros, right?
And I stood you up actually for an hour because we were in one venue, but then Atifa figured it out.
So we had to change it to another venue.
And for whatever reason, the text I sent to you didn't get through.
So right, we are the real underground, man.
They call themselves the resistance, but they can have an event any way they want it, whenever they want it.
We're the ones who have to meet in secret in the underground.
Yeah, I read an article about you in your talk today, and one of the protesters said, we're for free speech, but it's very hard to discuss, no, to debate with hate.
Like to even talk to someone who has such a hateful message, and you think, no, it's not.
It's really easy.
If someone says, I hate all black people, what an easy person to debate.
Right.
Right.
And when they were hateful on me and were saying, F you, and one person even said, you're going to get popped.
Somebody's going to pop you.
And another person said she wants to white genocide me.
I just said, sure, man.
In one case, that was a woman.
I said, sure, get up.
I can debate you.
You're telling people that you want to white genocide me.
That's fine.
Let's talk about that.
Let's talk about why you want to murder people.
As a matter of fact, I want them to talk to people.
That's what they don't understand is that if people have really abhorrence ideas like the left does, like Atifa does, that's why the media doesn't like to cover the alt-left.
Because if you let American people actually know what these people think, the American people are like, oh my God, we're voting Republican for 50 years, man.
Trump 2020, let's amend the Constitution, make him God infer for life.
So for me, I'm glad when they come into my talk and they say things like, you're going to get popped and that we want to white genocide people and that we do want to kill white people.
I think it's great for them to share their message of hate.
And I want to amplify that message and give it as big of a platform as I possibly can.
Yeah.
Well, they are rife with pedophiles, too.
I mean, Mika Rhodes is sexually assaulted and raped a couple teens in Portland, I believe.
And then you had Luke Kuhn, who wrote fan fiction about sexualizing little boys regularly.
Their whole movement is rife with disgusting pedophiles.
And when we dare to speak out against them, they go, you must be racist.
Mike, I got to ask you, those signs, some of those signs at that protest, they seemed a little too perfect.
They were amazing.
I was sitting down at dinner, and I started getting text messages and stuff of photographs of the protesters.
And then I see the signs that people in the mainstream media are claiming aren't real or implanted.
So I find it fascinating now that the media is claiming that they're false flaggers at protests.
But as we know from the media, whenever people show up to Trump around any Klan outfit, that's real and authentic, and you can't question that or else you're a conspiracy theorist.
So I would definitely say that the media is spreading conspiracy theory about the origins of the sign because they're suggesting protests have false flaggers, but that never happens according to the media.
What a fascinating time to be alive.
What a strange game we're playing.
I honestly feel like we're at war with retards.
It's the best timeline, man.
All right.
Well, safe flight, and thanks for coming on the show.
Thank you.
Always a good time, Gavin.
Proud of your boy.
Proud of your boy.
Yeah, I wrote about this in the past.
There's the article, Normalizing Degeneracy.
And the amount of reprobates that are in Antifa and the alt-left is really shocking.
And I'm glad Mike said that the media refuses to cover it because this guy, Mika Rhodes, was one of Portland's resistance movement.
He's a pedophile.
He was arrested for political action, but then brought into court for sexual charges totally unrelated to anarchy.
He's now facing four counts of second-degree sexual abuse.
His comrades can say it's all a lie based on Mika's recent political status, but they likely don't know he's already a registered sex offender responsible for first-degree sexual abuse and sodomy.
This isn't the first time he's anially raped a young teenage boy and girl.
This guy rapes boys and girls.
And he was the head of the Antifa in Portland.
And then this other dude, Luke Kuhn, who he was the one who got caught by James O'Keefe saying, I will burn your house down.
I will burn it to the ground.
And he's on probation now.
The FBI was very happy that James O'Keefe recorded him because they got great stuff.
But you look up Luke Kuhn and there's all these old anarchist message boards where he's talking about how we need to enjoy the sexuality of young boys and how Ronald McDonald is a pedophile and he's making love to little kids.
He wrote an essay in 1998 called Luke Kuhn on Teenage Sex in the UAP.
And it includes the lines, I started having sex by my own choice when I was 12.
And all that stuff about older partners having an obligation to refuse is bullshit.
That followed the Inimitable 1997 piece, Ronald McDonald, the child molesting clown.
And let's not forget 2008's Why We Like Young Boys by Luke Goon.
That's not a very subtle title, is it?
That's from another article I wrote called We've Got the Biggest Balls of Them All about Deplorable and how they threatened to come kill us.
So we're not up against these sort of 1950s intellectual liberals who want to sit down with William F. Buckley and discuss the origins of hate speech.
We are up against lunatics.
And why do they want to normalize degeneracy?
Because they're degenerates and they want to live in a society where everything is weird so they're normal.
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