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Nov. 13, 2017 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Well live from New York, it's Get Off My Lock with Kevin McGinnis.
If I came home too proud of myself, I could wrestle to the foreign choice.
But I forgive him for that.
He was an eighth grade dropout, and I was being a brat.
I forgive my...
Huh?
Son Kilmoon from the Bay Area, guy from Red House Painters, I think.
That song is called I Love My Dad.
He's an amazing guy, that musician, Sun Kill Moon.
I think he invented a new type of music.
He invented sort of mumbly talk, mumble core, where he just, a lot of this stuff doesn't rhyme.
He just goes, and I went over to my friend's house and we said hi to my sister.
And we had crab cakes.
Had crab cakes.
Great Sunday music.
And that's a great dad song.
Speaking of dad songs, that's one of my top three.
Here's my other two.
The Streets, Mike Skinner.
We never went to church.
If you were still about, I'd ask you what I'm supposed to do now.
I just get a bit scared now.
I hope I'll make you proud.
On your birthday, when mum passed the forks and spoons, I'll put my head on the table and I sewed this drawer with you.
You tidy your things into the bin, the more poorly you grew.
So there's nothing of yours to hold or to talk to.
I guess this seen how dad threw all his stuff in the garbage.
We never went to church.
And here's another great British dad jam.
I can't wait for my dad to die so I can be the dead dad guy.
You know that guy?
Hey, what's up?
My dad just died.
Yeah.
Oh, thanks.
Yeah, I will have a beer.
You know, just listening to Sun Kill Moon and then the streets and Billy Bragg standing in a park looking at the waves crash against the rocks because I'm the dead dad guy.
It's a little bit of a consolation after your parents pass away that you get to be melodramatic and people go, are you okay?
you go, I wouldn't hate a blowjob.
I wouldn't hate a blowjob.
I wouldn't hate a blowjob.
Tree taps on a window pane.
That feeling smothers me again.
Breaking news in the post.
Trump admin, no AT ⁇ T, time orner deal, unless you dump CNN.
Not sure I support that, Donnie, but I like it.
I like seeing CNN suffer.
This is what I think is going on with Fox News, by the way, guys.
This is a gossip.
I think that the Murdoch, Rupert, wants to sell Sky News and Fox News together.
Sky News is 20 billion.
Fox News is $4 billion.
There's some rule in Britain that's not unlike this where you can't do a media merger if there's a contentious property.
Like you couldn't sell 50 websites if one of them was Daily Stormer.
So by that law, the Fox is the Daily Stormer to them.
So Rupert sent his boys in.
James said, can you just gut the whole thing?
Make it into milquetoast.
Get rid of O'Reilly.
Shut Red Eye.
Get rid of Hannity.
If you can find some sexual harassment thing or with him or Tucker, get rid of those guys.
And they just had something in the news the other day where they said Tucker had violated the standards and practices by having biased news.
Tucker's not news.
The news is in the morning.
The opinion shows are in the evening.
The Rachel Maddows are in the evening.
Anyway, we got a very fun show for you today.
We have a libertarian in Russia who's struggling to survive there.
He's actually in with the government right now being interrogated.
We got him just before he was picked up.
He went to some conference, Adam Smith conference, and was arrested for it.
So we'll talk to him.
You're talking to a prisoner.
I don't know if he's in jail right now, but he's in some sort of interrogation right now.
And then I'm going to step inside my TV and tell you about a movie last night I saw called Wind River, which I was not a fan of.
And my wife and I are fighting about it now.
I'm going to talk about sweaters.
I don't believe in them.
And I was on ITV, the British.
It's actually pretty cool.
ITV is private.
It's not like the government ones.
So we'll talk about that.
They gave me fair...
Fair shrout, fair shake, fair.
They covered me fairly.
And then we'll end it with the shockingly gorgeous Roaming Millennial.
I mean, she is so beautiful, she's a freak.
It's like she's a burn victim.
I bet if she walked into a party room, we'd go, yeah, because we're going to make it.
Hello?
Like, it would be the same as Rocky Dennis or the elephant man walking into a room.
She probably makes little babies cry.
She's too pretty.
But before we get to any of that, I want to talk about what's hot in the news.
Three things.
First was USA Today wants you to know that guns can be very dangerous because of all the stuff you can do to them.
For example, did you know you can put a chainsaw on them?
Were you aware of that?
Dave, you got any of those pictures?
It's actually true, by the way.
You can put a chainsaw on a gun.
Yeah, there we go.
So that's the base model.
You can have a handguard, 30-round magazine, trigger.
They come with triggers, thanks.
But aftermarket, there's some common, some rare.
Now, we looked up this chainsaw thing, and it's beyond rare.
It's a novelty thing that one guy had at a gun show as a joke that says zombie on the side.
You might as well say there's a helmet that has a chainsaw on it, or you can buy chainsaw shoes.
It's clearly not a pattern.
But look at, yeah, that's the guy's.
Panacea Zombie X chainsaw.
It's like $700.
I bet no one has actually done it.
It's too expensive of a joke.
It's a $700 joke.
But to USA Today and to the Left.
All these guns are the same.
Do you have any more funny ones, Dave?
Because it took off across the net.
Oh, yeah, we can get a dildo on there.
What else?
Oh, you could put an AK-40.
You could put an AR-15 as a mod on your AR-15.
The Death Star was a popular one.
That one did really well.
What's that one?
Oh, a Leaf Blower.
I hate Leaf Blowers, by the way.
Just use a rake for crying out loud.
Stop blowing them back and forth.
It's just a party.
The only people that like leaves blowers are leaves.
So that went on and on, and that was hilarious.
And look, I don't know that much about guns.
I don't talk about guns.
I don't know about football.
I don't talk about football.
But the left is so arrogant that they tell you about communism and economics and the health care plan and guns and what guns will be like.
And they're just so easy to mock.
We also had Stephen Colbert in the news because he wants you to know, and this is weird looking at Billy Bright.
I want to see his face.
He wants us to know that.
You have the actual video?
Yeah, let's watch that.
5,000 years ago, if your village had a tiger coming into it every day and was eating people, you wouldn't do nothing.
You would move the village, you would build a fence, or you would kill the tiger.
You wouldn't say, well, I guess, you know, someone's going to get eaten every day because the price of liberty is tigers.
No.
You take some action.
Hey, do you see that?
That was interesting.
At the very end there, you could see him not liking his analogy.
I know from personal experience, sometimes garbage will fall out of my mouth and I'll just go, yeah, this isn't.
Like I was saying to Milo the other day, I go, you know, you could argue the Catholic Church, it was the impetus for separating church and state.
And he goes, that's a very generous reading.
And I went, yeah, that's total garbage.
What the hell am I talking about?
A tiger weighs 700 pounds.
A gun is three pounds.
What's easier to hide?
What's easier to regulate?
And by the way, what do you kill the tiger with?
Napalm?
No, you take out your AR-15 and you blow its head off.
So Stephen Colbert was totally ridiculed.
That went viral.
People handing in their ideas on why it was one of the worst analogies of 2017.
And then finally, we had my favorite thing ever.
This scream-in.
It was just, we're going to talk to Mark Dice about this on Monday, but what the hell do these idiots think this is going to accomplish?
It's therapy, I guess, but let's just look at it.
It's fun to just look at them suffer, isn't it?
8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
5!
3, 2, 1.
5!
Let's go 2018!
This is actually happening.
That was great.
You know what people don't know?
I've been in a lot of punk bands over the years.
Screaming is a talent.
If you just scream to the untrained larynx, it's only going to last maybe like 30 seconds max.
The idea they're just going to sit there and scream, I think they watch too much TV.
This one, this happened all over the country, by the way.
This wasn't one group in New York of Vantifa.
This was thousands of people all across the country literally screamed at the sky in order to unhinge and dethrone Donald Trump and Mike Pence and Congress and everyone.
Look at this one.
You hear that, kids?
That's the sound of the Democrat Party dying.
I mean, what they're screaming is, I'm a baby.
I can't deal with reality.
Let's see.
that other one, Dave.
Music.
Wait, why is she smiling?
Yeah, Trump won.
Yeah, that's what we were doing.
That's what we were doing on election night.
This was us on election night.
USA!
Go Jake!
Woo!
That's how you scream.
You scream when you're in a good mood, you losers.
You lost, we won.
It's been a year.
Deal with it.
And let's deal with the show.
Start it, train subways.
I haven't no doubt, my friend.
I was watching a Buick commercial the other day.
Check this out.
What do you want this holiday to smell like?
Balsam fur?
Fresh cinnamon?
Or for something really?
What a load of crap.
You know what?
Sweaters are bullshit.
I am fucking boiling right now.
I'm next to a fire.
What is it?
90 degrees here?
My hand hurts.
I'm drenched in sweat.
Wearing a sweater by a fireplace is a lie.
It might make sense in 18th century England when it's always cold to the bone.
And that's, I think, what you're trying to do.
You're trying to look erudite.
You're trying to look aristocratic.
You want to be, hello, I'm so smart and tidy.
I sit by the fire with my cardigan on, with my VNIX sweater.
Look at my alma mater.
What a phony you are.
And fat people, when you wear it to hide your boobies, it looks so obvious.
We can tell you're boiling.
You are a sweater.
You know what Puerto Ricans do here in New York?
They wear a North Face jacket with a t-shirt underneath.
When they come inside, they take off the North Face jacket?
Normal temperature.
When they're outside, zippity-zip.
That's logical.
You're being a phony, and I'm talking to you two lawyers.
I hate those sweaters you have that zip down to here, and then you wear a blazer on top.
Did you just get here from the Congo?
Is the 70 degrees the coldest thing you've ever experienced?
No, it's a normal temperature.
Anyone who wears a sweater in America is lying.
I love my dad.
I love my dad.
I love my...
You know, when you see these social justice warriors, these antifa kids wearing hammer and sickle pins and screaming against free speech, trying to shut down a free speech event, you think, can you imagine the balls it would take to be the reverse?
Can you imagine being in Russia, being a free speech advocate, a libertarian, and fighting against the hammer and the sickle for your right to be free?
Now that would be something that impresses me.
And therefore, I bring you Mikhail Svetov.
Mikhail is that exact person.
He's a libertarian.
He's trying to get the libertarian party into the Moscow parliament.
And he was recently arrested for doing a lecture and attending a luncheon, Adam Smith Forum, it's called.
Now, the powers that be tell me, no, no, no, they were there because there's a Bolshevik anniversary and there's all these anti-government protests.
And we thought he was with them, which I don't believe because they just took him in last night and arrested him.
We got this interview shortly before the government took him in for more questioning.
And talking to Mikhail, it makes me wonder, is it possible for a libertarian to survive Russia?
Hello, and welcome back to Dobrovsky Television.
Today on the show, we have Mikhail Svetov, which is Russian for no sweating, get your sweat off.
Its original track pants are made of Svetov.
Is that correct?
I'm not sure.
Yeah, I believe that is the direct translation.
Mikhail, now you're something strange, and I'm not sure what this means as a Westerner.
You are a libertarian living in Putin's Russia, correct?
That's correct.
And it's pretty tough being a libertarian in Putin's Russia.
Yeah, it's a communist country still, despite what everyone here in the West likes to believe.
It's a very leftist country, and it's a very totalitarian country still, yes.
So I understand you're trying to get your fellow libertarians into Moscow, into the parliament.
Well, we'll be having a candidate running into Moscow parliament next year when the elections can be.
So you need, but what do you need?
I heard you need about 30,000 signatures for that to even be a possibility.
Yes, we already tried that four years ago in the previous elections.
It was really tough because basically when we were starting to get close to that number, we had thugs sent to us and they basically attacked our candidate and our activists and ripped the signatures apart.
They ripped the signatures.
We never made it to the public.
Yes, we have pictures of that.
I can send them to you after the show and you can see that.
That's amazing.
Now, I don't want to get you killed, so it's a very dangerous interview, but was that KGB that we're doing it?
Was it who, what are they called, these guys?
They're just thugs.
I mean, they never wear uniforms or anything.
Mostly it's like low criminals that they get hired by the police to do dirty work for them.
That's what they are.
Incredible.
So is there a chance that you'll get this candidate in office?
It seems like you're up against a dictator.
Well, we are.
There's much bigger things happening right now.
We have a presidential election happening next year in March, and there's an opposition candidate running for the as a candidate, trying to run as a candidate.
He's not a libertarian, but the libertarian party is supporting him in every way possible because he's a true opposition.
And basically, he's not being allowed on the ballot.
He collected over several hundred thousand signatures at this point from all over Russia.
And he's being jailed like every other week.
He's being put to jail for trying to hold a presidential rally, for trying to hold a rally for his supporters.
Now, we're getting a hum on the speakers here, and I can't help but think it's somehow you being investigated, you being bugged.
Aren't you scared yourself of you getting arrested?
Of course I am.
And that's basically why we asked you to put me on your show is because two days ago, we had this economics forum, which is called Adam Smith Forum, where we invite different speakers from different countries to talk about economic liberties and personal liberties and such.
And we had a president of Cato Institute, we had Joe Sorens of the Freedom State Projects, lots of libertarians from around the world.
But this year, 26 of our guests and some of our lecturers, including myself, were arrested and right now being interrogated as witnesses in criminal cases of domestic terrorism and inciting of mass violence.
And the last time it happened to the Russian opposition, a lot of witnesses were quickly made into suspects.
And that's why I'm raising awareness of what's happening right now.
Yeah, that protected Monica Lewinsky here in America.
They got her on file, they got her on tape, and then killing her or making her disappear would be too conspicuous.
So I'm determined to make you as conspicuous as possible.
And I think it's funny that anything that's considered liberating the people from the government is somehow treasonous and dangerous.
Yeah, it is dangerous to them.
Of course.
And you know how everyone in the West, you know, if you oppose the party line, you know, they call you racist.
And here, if you oppose a party line or Putin, you're called traitor to your country.
And that's just how it is.
Well, I think it's one of those few cases where it's good to be a traitor.
Well, it's good, but not particularly safe.
Right, yeah.
Wow, you Russian guys are smart.
Smart and dangerous.
Mikal, thanks very much for coming on the show.
I want to have you back.
I want to sort of track this over the next year and try to keep you alive and try to help you be successful.
That would be fantastic.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you, Kevin.
Thank you, Mikal.
Dobroshkiov Snavrodski.
Ser Parosho, Spain.
It's Spain.
Thanks, man.
Thank you.
Bye.
night.
*music*
Okay, my wife and I watched Wind River last night.
It's a movie that they say is based on actual events.
And I rented it because it's our demographic.
It's a white guy married to an Indian woman.
maybe that'll bond us closer.
But she says, no, I ruined it because I got political.
And she goes, you politicize everything.
This movie's political.
It says it's based on actual events.
So you'd think it's going to show you a pattern.
And there is a pattern.
80% of women on reservations have experienced violence.
50% of that, it's sexual violence.
And the pattern there is it comes from other Native Americans, other people on the reservation, not contractors who come in.
This may have happened once, but it's clearly not a pattern.
One in, I think, three women on reservations have experienced either rape or attempted rape.
Why is this?
Well, according to Naomi Schaefer-Reilly in the new Trail of Tears, she blames it on the welfare state and how it's killed the whole culture on reservations because they're on welfare.
They don't own their homes.
They're slaves to the state.
What the problem is definitively not is white people.
But this movie makes it white people's fault.
You know who was raping the girl?
Well, let's show you.
Contractors.
That's right.
Guys who work for the oil companies in Alaska.
They're going up there in their trailers, and if some guy manages to seduce one of them, they all come in, kill him, and then rape her.
That's the way it happens.
And my wife goes, oh, well you shut up.
The hero who kills all these guys or beats them up.
I just gave away the ending.
Is a white guy.
And I go, yeah, that's virtue signaling like white knight.
These white guys want to beat up rapists on the res, but they don't want to beat up Indians, so they make it white guys.
This is all a liberal claptrap fake movie about fake rape.
All right, you see this woman?
She's a Fed.
She came in for this murder case, but they're not sure if they can make it a murder case because technically the girl, the victim, died of frostbite.
She died because her lungs got too cold.
One of the problems on the Reds is the Reds have their own police.
So I'm sorry that white people aren't doing more to solve these crimes.
You kicked white people out.
It's like the south side of Chicago.
They go, we hate police.
Please come here.
They ruin our neighborhoods.
And the police go, fine, I won't go there.
Now what are they up to in the south side?
Two murders a day?
You can't tell white people to leave and then go, why aren't white people doing anything in the hood?
Why aren't white people solving these murders on reservations?
Because you created your own segregated society.
Self-segregation can't complain about segregation.
You know, I've worked in the middle of nowhere.
I've worked in northern Ontario, northern BC, planting trees at camps that are all men.
If someone managed to get a chick there, you know what we'd all do?
We'd all go, you lucky bastard.
If we were wasted, we'd go, you lucky bastard.
We would not kill him and rape her to death.
So my wife goes, why'd you make it political?
And I go, they made it political.
Look, missing person stats, every other demographic, none exists for Native American women.
That's political.
You just put facts in a fiction movie, so it's not a fiction movie anymore.
No one knows how many are missing.
I got political because they made it political.
I was on the TV and Brett and they're talking about Trump and Trump in the age of satire and how, well, basically it's about how America has lost its way, which I would agree with when you're talking about satire and comedy.
Very serious, though, very melodramatic.
And I'm going to watch the clip of me because I'm a megalomaniac and we're on the me show.
So here's me on British TV.
They're certainly underrepresented on the mainstream comedy circuit.
I've tracked down one high-profile conservative who has agreed to talk.
Who has agreed to talk?
That's my dad's accent.
You hear that?
He's Scottish, but he's lived in England for, I smell like 12 years, and it's sort of stripped his Scot.
That's how you get to the Sean Connery Scott.
But anyway, he's driving to my home in the suburbs.
And yeah, I do have to be careful about where I live.
All these conservatives I know, they won't let me talk about this on air and name names because they don't want to give the left a victory.
But they've got panic rooms.
They've got guns.
They've got a line to the feds.
They've got a line to the cops.
They've got cameras all over their house.
Dana Lash just had to move.
Steven Crowder had to move.
All these people can't tell me their address.
Robert Spencer, not Richard, I'm sure Richard too, though, can't say their address online.
Elise Hirsiali has bulletproof glass.
Yeah, but those are because of Muslims.
No, it's all the same.
The jihadists and the antifa.
I just had a story about a guy in Kansas City, a proud boy, they broke into his home.
These two antifa kids.
There's a video about it called The Punishment Fits for Crime, about these guys going over to alt-right houses and kicking the crap out of them.
Now, I know I'm not alt-right, but the left doesn't distinguish.
You know, Mike Pence is the same as Richard Spencer to them.
So we're all in danger.
And yeah, we have to hide.
You know, I can't put my eldest kids on Instagram.
Chris Hayes can.
Rachel Manow can put anything out there.
But we have to be careful because we're not up against just opposition.
We're up against mentally ill opposition.
Took a bit of persuasion.
We're heading to a suburb of New York to meet him.
New York?
It hasn't been easy to set up this interview.
I've been speaking to Gavin McInnes over Twitter for almost a week.
He won't give her his cell number, and he only told me very recently where we should go to meet him.
He's very cagey with his personal details because, he says, his political views have made him a real target.
And people say, well, you're a Western chauvinist.
You're into the West.
Isn't that just white culture?
It's a thing and a thing and a thing.
You make everything about race.
As co-founder of Vice News, Gavin McInnes was a serious player in the new media landscape.
These days, he presents a right-wing talk show on an internet TV channel.
Oh, that was a little diss, wasn't it?
He used to be relevant on vice media, and now he does a vedcast on a bloody website.
Well, clearly, the guy's still relevant.
Look what happens when he tries to do a talk at NYU.
They call him a fascist, hold up resist signs, and have a wild NYU protest.
Some of his opinions are incendiary.
They've made him a hate figure for the left.
In February this year, he was attacked outside New York University, where he'd been invited to deliver a talk.
McInnes knows he's provocative.
It's an image he plays up to.
But he insists he's only expressing the same views Donald Trump campaigned on, and America elected him.
Look how fat I am.
Ladies and gentlemen, switching from Maker's Mark to exclusively Budweiser is better for your marriage.
It's better for work.
The hangovers, you don't exist.
You will not wet the bed.
Unfortunately, you will become a fat pig.
You will look like you have an inner tube around your stomach, and your neck will have the exact same width as the middle of your face.
So why aren't there more people like him on the mainstream circuit?
If a comedian comes out as pro-Trump, they're persona non-grata the next day.
In fact, their lives are in danger.
I sound hyperbolic, but it's the truth.
You know, you're either the best case scenario for someone being in comedy and media and being right-wing is you're a pariah.
The worst case scenario is you get death threats.
Are you going full screen on some of these, Dave?
Yeah.
So that was five gabs in one shot.
Can America just keep laughing at itself in the hope that the wounds will heal?
My last trip across town took me to the home of an adopted New Yorker.
Martin Amos is...
You know, one thing I mentioned in that interview that they didn't include was that he says, what strength does satire have?
What role does it play in American society?
And I said, the beauty of the West is not a big one.
Satire is just fun here in America, Canada, most of Europe.
And that's a good thing.
It's just like junk food to us.
Now, within Islam, in Russia, in China, it's a major force.
George Orwell said, Within every joke is a tiny revolution.
And he was talking about oppressive regimes.
Here it's just silly.
Here it's just fun.
The fact that these liberals have ruined comedy and turned all of stand-up into three jokes, 2016 sucked, Trump is Hitler, Trump is Satan.
The fact that they've reduced it to three jokes is just disappointing.
It's like if five guys, the burger chain, went under, you'd go, ah, that sucks.
I'll live, but that sucks.
Whereas in the rest of the world, in the East, the death of satire leads to literal death.
And my trip is my trip to yeah, my mom.
Hi, Romy.
Hey, thanks for having me again.
Thank you for coming on the show.
I was talking to Will Summer at The Hill, and he was, you know, accusing NBC of covering my group wrong, the Proud Boys.
They neglected to mention that they were once seen with this person and that person.
And I said, you're a Bigfoot chaser.
You guys are so obsessed with these Nazis.
You see them in the woods.
And then after I hung up, I realized, wait a minute, it's worse than that.
They're like crazy ex-girlfriends.
They're stalking you, saying, I saw you with her.
I saw you with Barbara.
I know you both like that sports bullshit.
Pretty much.
Well, I'm not sure if you know who Right Wing Watch is, but they released sort of a hit piece.
And, you know, we're listing people like Brittany Pettibone as these right-wing extremists.
And then also listing people like me, Sargon, and Sven Manu as accomplices of the alt-right.
And then listing just everything everyone's done, interviewed, spoken about, not actually listing what any of these people believe, whether they actually are alt-right and white nationalists, just kind of like connections that they've had.
Yes.
Yeah, it's czar.
And then you say, well, why don't you ask the person, hey, roaming millennial, are you a white nationalist?
No, I'm not even white.
Well, I don't believe you.
And then you say, why would she lie?
What's her motive to lie?
Right.
And if you actually look at figures like Richard Spencer, they're super open about it.
It's not like they're hiding it.
They're secret al-right people.
No, but it's so much easier to just be like, oh, so, you know, you've been on Red Ice TV or they mentioned you one time.
So therefore, obviously, you know, you must be at least in cahoots with them in some way, as opposed to just actually listening to what you're saying.
Because that takes so much longer.
You know, it's just, it's easier this way.
It's guilt by association, and it's a logical fallacy you learn about in high school.
All dogs are mammals.
All cats are mammals.
All dogs are not cats.
Or an even clearer guilt by association is simply you were seen with that person.
Ergo, you're responsible for everything.
I remember Patton Oswalt was in a photo where a cartoonist had drawn that archetypal anti-Semitic cartoon with the Shekha stat.
He's in the photo with the guy who originally drew that.
Therefore, Patton Oswalt is a Nazi.
And you go, now, what kind of America do you want where we're responsible for every person in every photo we're in?
Right.
And it's not just that he was in the photo with him, though.
It's that he was in the photo and didn't punch the other guy in the face as a Nazi, which is clearly what we're supposed to do when we're in those situations.
I interviewed Richard Spencer, was it this year or last year?
I can't remember.
It might have been earlier this year.
And since then, I've had people accusing me of being alt-right, a white nationalist.
Most of the people didn't even watch the interview.
And I know that for a fact because toward the end, I made what was a questionably edgy joke, and no one's brought it up, which I feel like if they had heard it, these people would definitely be bringing it up.
And they haven't, so I know they didn't watch it.
And yeah, I've been accused of dog whistling and stuff like that when I talk about things like individual liberty, which is apparently code for white supremacy.
Now, let's explain dog whistles to the baby boomers.
This is a term that means you say something and it sounds fine, but there's a secret code in there that the white nationalists can hear that say, like, kill the Jews on Thursday at 4 p.m.
Right.
It's sort of a way for white nationalists Right to kind of signal to each other that they have the same beliefs, but you know, to the average person watching, it sounds okay.
So, yeah, kind of like a secret handshake of either imagery, language, ideology, anything like that.
And here's what drives me nuts about that whole concept: why?
Why would someone have secret messages?
Sam Hyde lost his show on Cartoon Network because they said he was hiding swastikas in the background.
No evidence of this.
They just said it and it was accepted.
And you go, okay, why?
Why would he do that?
Just for the satisfaction of knowing that he knows something the audience doesn't.
You know, just for that smug satisfaction that you're sneaking up.
Everyone's job in the whole show.
Just sitting on a grapefruit in the background.
Sorry, go ahead.
Well, I mean, just a lot of the, and you notice that a lot of the people who are alleging these dogballs, they're not actually the alt-right themselves.
Right.
Right?
Because I've never been accused of being alt-right or sympathetic to the alt-right from anyone who's actually in the alt-right.
It's always these progressive extremist leftists who don't actually care what the alt-right themselves have to say about anyone else and whether they're all right.
They're apparently the arbiters of who's alt-right.
Yeah, Martina Markota is a woman who's being pilloried by the left for being associated with the alt-right.
The alt-right hates her.
The alt-right attacks her.
So she gets the worst of both worlds.
She lost her job.
She used to work in cabaret.
She can't do anything in art anymore.
She ends up being pushed into the political world just because that's the only job left.
So she becomes politicized by these people.
Yet, there's no advantage.
It's not like David Duke high-fives her and sends her a secret check.
So she's vilified by both sides.
And you think, what if you were to apply this kind of scrutiny to Muslims, to Islam?
They did.
There was a guy at DC Comics.
He did sneak in Muslim messages into the comics.
They do associate with bad people that they do agree with.
We see time and time again, these academics, these politicians being caught with the Muslim Brotherhood, being caught with Hamas, being linked to terrorism, terrorist mosques.
Yet no mention of that.
You were in a photo with baked Alaska.
Therefore, you're a Nazi.
Absolutely.
I mean, and you even have people like Linda Sarsour, who is this feminist icon, on tape saying, you know, anti-Semitic, anti-Zionist things.
No one talks about it, but because, I don't know, someone like Bannon like knew this guy or posted this edge, like whatever.
And that's somehow not.
But a leftist can like actively express things that are either racist or, you know, sexist, homophobic, anti-Semitic, and they won't say anything.
It's crazy.
And I feel like, you know, a lot of these activists who complain about dog whistle, they, dog whistling, they complain more about those who allegedly dog whistle than the people who are outright and outspokenly al-right, right?
These people complain way more about people like, I don't know, let's say you, for example, than they actually do Richard Spencer.
I know.
I don't understand that.
I've got plenty of guys.
There's plenty of white nationalists out there that would hate.
There's no shortage.
And there's plenty of, if you want to get into sexism and homophobia, there's plenty of Muslims, devout, spiritual Muslims that would love to explain to you why gays are going to hell and why gays are evil, yet they're just consumed with white people.
They're crazy ex-girlfriends.
They're stalkers.
Well, it's more interesting for them this way if nothing else, I guess.
I am perpetually confused by it, and it seems to know no bounds.
I mean, with Steve Bannon, it's books.
They don't like that he likes a book that apparently white nationalists like.
And I used to compare them to Islam and say they're insatiable.
You know, Islam isn't satisfied with a burqa.
They want you to wear the burqa correctly or whatever.
But we've gone beyond that.
They're no longer just as bad as Islam.
They're way worse now.
They are lunatics, obsessive, myopic ex-girlfriends.
Well, I mean, it's kind of bad now because not only are they trying to pull in these political commentators or political figures, we actually now have people like Taylor Swift getting accused of being sympathetic to the alt-right or white supremacists herself.
And it's like, really?
Taylor Swift, really?
She's what you've chosen to identify as a secret agent of white nationalism?
Why?
What's Taylor's agenda?
Like, she gets them in, and then once they're in the room, she locks a door, releases a gas, and then goes, be a Nazi.
And they go, I'm a Nazi.
I mean, that's what they say.
I was told I went to NYU to recruit people.
And I go, why would I go to NYU to recruit Nazis?
That's the last place you're going to find any.
It's bad business.
Yeah, not a lot of Nazis, I would say, in like upper middle class New York society.
Okay, last point on this.
This, the milk, Pepe the Frog, the left goes, those are symbols.
See, Nazis like them.
Pepe the frog is listed as a hate symbol.
And then you go, no, this means okay.
And they go, oh yeah, why do Nazis use it?
You know that it no longer means just this.
You know what this means?
It's a parody of you, dummy.
It's a parody of how obsessed you are with everything.
They just throw a dart in the grocery store, hit milk, and go, let's make milk a thing.
Watch this.
I can make them freak out about milk.
Milk, milk.
And then they go, milk, milk.
And they don't understand that we're all laughing at them.
It's like with the whole Kyrgyzstani flag.
I had this one person there.
She's this random progressive blogger who has a beef with me for some reason.
And she was going like, oh, all your supporters are Nazi sympathizers.
Look at this, like, this green flag.
It's clearly reminiscent of Nazi ideology.
She has a bunch of screenshots comparing the two.
It's like, look how similar they are.
And it's like, yeah, that's the joke.
Congratulations.
That's the point of parody, is that they're similar.
Good, yeah.
That's exactly what it was designed to do.
Make you crazy, you dummy.
You're walking into the trap.
I kind of feel bad for them.
I mean, it must be hard just navigating life as these people and their basic, like, very low understanding of how things work.
It's mentally ill.
And I think what we have to do is just say, I'm not racist once, make it clear, bookmark that.
And then when they scream it, just send them there rather than fall into their trap and end up defending yourself constantly, repeating the same thing again and again and again, like Sololinsky wants you to.
Yeah, absolutely.
Thanks, Roaming.
Thanks.
Here we go today, folks.
Trump won, and the left has almost accepted that.
I don't know.
Maybe it'll be a little bit longer.
Probably by 2018, they'll have figured it out.
Tomorrow, I do my free audio podcast.
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