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Nov. 15, 2017 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
My only weakness is, well, never mind, never mind.
Choplifters of the world You and I shall take over Shoplifters of the world win me over What a heavenly way to die You know what's weird about New York in the day?
All the skater kids, this is probably because of Benjamin Cho, who I nicknamed Bobby Trendy, were into Morrissey.
That was the Smiths Shoplifters of the World song written by Morrissey.
He's solo now, of course, and still rocking.
Morrissey's an interesting case.
He's one of these nerds who was writing about pop culture.
He was a writer at NME, and then he went, why am I writing about pop stars?
I should become a pop star.
That's what Dash Snow said to me, sort of an enfant terrib of New York City in the early aughts.
He said, Gavin, why are you always running around with a little notepad writing about other people's stuff?
Go do your own stuff.
Good point, Dash.
He OD'd on heroin.
But Morrissey is still going, and he did a concert recently at the Hollywood Bowl.
And check out what he said.
He did the song Shoplifters of the World.
He did the Smith song you just heard, but he changed it to Trump Shifters of the World.
What does that mean?
Now, you look at the backdrop.
This is his new album.
On his new album cover, he's got a kid that he's holding in his arm.
But go full screen on that, Dave.
Not the top one.
This, my video that I just played.
You'll see that he's holding Trump in his arms.
What does that mean?
Shifts of the world Hand it over Hand it over Hand it over you He's probably, is he the best gay in the world?
I think Tom Ford.
I think it was Morrissey, Tom Ford, top two gays in the world.
Yeah, Morrissey's very patriotic.
He's a nationalist.
He's pro-Brexit.
But he's also a vegan who won't even allow you to sell hot dogs at Madison Square Garden if he's playing there.
So I could go either way with this.
I'll dig in and find out for you folks.
But it sounds like this could be a great ode to the great President Trump.
Also in the news today, we had, I'm no fan of my ex-business partner, but this story about the sex we had a quarter century ago is still going strong.
Journalists are so lazy now that they just look at what's trending and then they rewrite the exact same article, just change it enough that they don't get cited for plagiarism, but they even have the same little sort of funny takes on it and stuff and quirks and quirks.
I think in the New York Post article about Shane saying, oh, it's okay when we were having sex with this woman, the writer at the New York Post said, no, it isn't, everyone in the world.
And then in this article, she takes that exact same joke, but she changes it to, it really isn't.
I mean, amateur hour.
But here's what I found amazing about this.
And by the way, speaking of amateur hour, have you noticed that women tend to be terrible writers?
Look at the photo caption here.
It says, on Shane Smith's Instagram, one follower commented, can't wait till they're 18 on a picture of him with his daughters.
Now, that's some disgusting idiot who wrote that on Instagram.
And again, I can't believe I'm on Shane's side on this, but this pig, this woman who wrote this, includes that photo caption, which was, he's obviously not watching his Instagram enough to catch those horrible things.
But every time you put something on Instagram, it's going to be two or three 14-year-old dicks who say something unthinkable.
But to include that in an article about him and his sex life is just disgusting.
And here's a game I've been doing.
I've been looking up the authors of these articles, and they are always spinsters.
Poop chests.
I used to call them a worse word for poop, you know, because they're like Tony Stark's Iron Man.
You take out the glowing orb and you replace it with feces.
Women were magical.
They were superheroes.
They could create life and shape life.
And we took away that magic power and replaced it with...
And of course, she's a mom to cats.
Always cat ladies.
And here's the thing about cat ladies.
Like, I've chosen my way, and I want you to try it out.
They have chosen their way, and they want to sabotage everyone else.
They want everyone to be lonely and miserable.
And I'm looking at her other article, so she's being sanctimonious about intercourse, right?
You think, oh, okay, well, you must have married your first love when you were 19, and you must have a beautiful Catholic family with nine kids.
No, she's a reprobate.
She's a degenerate slut.
And she sent, this is another article she did.
I got not safe for work at the blind men's ball.
And yes, there are photos.
And it's funny that the photo they used was a woman being submissive because that's not what this chick does.
She goes, here's a clip from that article.
Submissives were decked out with collars and leashes while they and their doms were treated to some tutorials reviewing consent and safe impact plague.
God, even these people, they can't even do dirty sex, right?
With my sub tied to the St. Andrew's Cross, I tried out a flogger from Extreme Restraints, which is then linked.
After a bit, I told my sub the session was over and I freed his left wrist.
This is her love life.
So she's making disgusting pedophile references to this man's children.
And again, I'm not defending the guy.
I'm not a fan of this guy at all, but I'm going to call out BS when I see it.
And her sex life involves freeing her sub.
They're submissive, right?
And untying his, as I reached for his right arm, I hit his back again with the flogger.
Just kidding.
One more, I said, before laughing and untying his right wrist.
This is who's telling us how to live.
This is who's judging us.
These bloggers, these spinsters, these bitter cougars, they're telling us what we're doing wrong.
And I think it's remarkably disgusting.
There was an article I sent you later on, Dave, about divorce your Trump husband.
Did you see that one?
Yeah, I got it here.
Yeah.
So this woman, Jennifer Wright is her name, she says, and again, you're going to read this terrible writing.
They have bolds and lots of ellipses and paragraphs that are just one sentence.
They're amateurs.
Most females are terrible writers.
I'm sorry.
That's been my, some of my favorites are female.
Naomi Schaefer Riley, love reading her.
Michelle Malkin, love reading her.
There's tons of great female writers, but overall, the pattern is they suck.
And here's a good example.
What if you find yourself not wanting to kiss someone who believes that it is cool for the president, who think woman, who think, so this is your husband who thinks this, who believes that it is cool for the president to think woman should be grabbed by the pussy?
That's in bold, by the way, just in case.
He never said woman should be grabbed by the pussy, but yeah, let's run with that, glom it onto your husband and then divorce him for thinking such things.
The woman who is kissing her husband over the smoldering argument embers also remarks, how could I explain how vulnerable I felt?
I couldn't, but I tried, and he tried to understand.
And we went round and round in circles.
Him, unable to see the human element of my arguments.
She's talking about an anti-Trump wife like mine.
My wife's a Hillary.
And the husband is unable to see the human element of my arguments.
Therefore, divorce him.
By the way, the human element of your arguments is what Ben Shapiro says.
Your feelings don't matter.
Now, this woman I thought was interesting, Julia Wright.
She wrote this.
She said, stop supporting Trump.
Supporting Trump at this point does not indicate a difference of opinions.
It indicates a difference of values.
And you look at her.
She wrote that article I just read to you in August, mid-August.
And here she is married that same month, two weeks later.
And she's a rich kid.
Her mother was the VP of ExxonMobil.
So she's just this rich aristocrat prancing around society.
And as she's planning her own wedding, and she's 31, so she's probably not going to have kids.
As she's planning her own wedding, she's telling you to get divorced.
She also loves cats, by the way, more than kids.
She wants us to become a divorced cat.
Do you have that picture of the divorced cat?
I thought this was classic.
What does it say?
My wife left me suddenly one day.
We were drifting apart, I knew, but I was in denial.
I fell into a deep pit until therapy put me on the road to healing.
Now I manage my own boating again.
Ah, fun stuff.
Cats can be funny, but they're not children.
All right, how are we doing for time here?
We're running out of time.
Another article came out about me and the Proud Boys.
It was in the Atlantic.
It's interesting because it's called, the URL says a brotherhood of losers, but the title doesn't say that at all.
So the beauty of the left now is they just, they love online writing because you just change it.
It's an amorphous, organic document that can be changed and amended whenever you wish.
The First Amendment, the Second Amendment, the 350th Amendment.
So this article was likely called A Brotherhood of Losers, but someone threatened to sue them.
I didn't get a chance to.
It came out too fast.
But it mentions Proud Boys, and it says we're not racist, and that is a fact.
Proud Boys, a group founded by the former Vice Impresario, Gavin McInnes, to fight the forces of emasculation.
Sounds good.
In part through a renunciation of masturbation.
Yes.
Also, blended sexism and creeping nativism.
You know, we're at the point now where when I hear the left criticize us, I hear it and go, yeah, like creeping nativism?
Good.
That's not a weed in my garden.
That's a beautiful flower.
It's going up the side of the building and making everything green.
I love creeping nativism.
While Samadhi's were attracted by the campaign against self-abuse or the fraternity initiation rituals, membership also entailed support for closed borders, correct?
And what McInnis called in a clever stroke of euphemism, Western chauvinism.
Yeah, this is a loser?
Sounds like a winner to me.
But I thought this was an interesting part of the article because they always do this.
It says, it happened too soon before you enough.
They're talking about Charlottesville, but they say they fail to see that he's talking about the real racists now in Charlottesville.
They fail to see their ironic pranking will curdle into something more like real conviction.
And then in brackets, this is just said like it's a fact.
A common path to the worst sorts of extremism begins with the search for camaraderie and tribe.
The adoption and hardening of truly extreme ideological values come later.
That's just a thing.
You should probably know this, that if you want to be male and have a club and hang out with other guys and drink beer, you can think it's benign.
You can think it's innocent, but it's actually a common path to extremism.
This is just a fact that I've noticed.
This is just a thing.
No.
Fraternal clubs, the Knights of Columbus is not a pathway to the KKK.
And you're saying it is?
Because you're not in a club and you don't like it.
You don't like that you're not invited.
So you want to crap on other people's party.
And that's the same with these female writers telling people to get divorced and telling them not to have kids.
They're mad at their own miserable life and misery loves company.
I'll be discussing this with Alex Jones at the end of the show.
I'm also going to talk about robots.
I hate robots.
Look at this crap.
This guy is sitting with a pile of pre-written questions talking to a robot.
Look at this.
Okay, philosophical question.
Whether robots can be self-aware and conscious like humans?
And should they be?
Look at this, look at this.
So he's got his questions in his hand.
He's right.
He's scripted.
This isn't a robot.
Anyway, I want to really get into that later on the show, but we got to get going here.
We're also going to talk to Mark Dice, part two of that interview.
I'm also going to show you how to unclog a sink.
And after Alex Jones, we're going to discuss the worst dress superhero in the world, and that would be Iron Man without the suit, Tony Starks.
But first, let's talk to Mark.
And what about demonetization?
As the adpocalypse, it's hit you hard, but I feel like you're still doing pretty good.
The adpocalypse is pretty bad.
I mean, back in April, I mean, my channel got demonetized by about 90, 95%, a huge, massive revenue drop, especially when that's your primary mode of income.
And so it came back a little, little bit, but pretty much everything I do gets demonetized.
It's incredible.
I mean, and then you have to submit them for review, but then by the time it gets reviewed, the videos already went viral and it gets the most views within 24 hours, 48 hours anyway.
So it's been pretty tough.
But I have my books.
People can support me on the books.
I don't know if you can see my shirt, my liberalism find a cure shirt.
So, I mean, it's, you know, it's, it's pretty devastating.
But I think, you know, I love the content and I love the mechanisms of getting it out.
And so I think the passion comes through.
And so I'll figure out a way to do it without selling out.
I mean, I could take on my own sponsors.
I'm a part of a YouTube network and things like that.
But at this point, I'd rather just be directly fan funded.
You know, people support me on Patreon and PayPal and they buy my shirts and they get my books.
So it's pretty interesting.
It's not the most secure career, but it is a lot of fun.
Well, it's like what Bannon said after the election.
He said, this is just a battle.
The war has only begun.
And they keep trying to, the bastards keep trying to get us down, and we keep getting back up and winning.
Yeah, and we see, you know, they have a couple years now until the next election, and they just keep trying to creep this Orwellian institution in place to try to prevent us from getting a message out.
The demonetization is largely to de-incentivize people because up until this election, YouTube was kind of a novelty, you know, for cat videos.
Charlie bit my finger.
And this is the first time where we saw a lot of new, you know, YouTube conservative commentators rise to pretty large fan bases.
And so they have to take away that financial incentive so that people can't quit their day job and just do YouTube videos full time or do a show as their primary mode of income.
But we see admissions coming now from Twitter's legal counsel.
So you might have seen this.
They admitted that they censored the DNC leak and John Podesta hashtags, about 50% of them.
And it's just stuff that a lot of us already know and just kind of common sense.
But for people who kind of check out the news maybe half an hour, an hour a day or kind of tune out and just kind of take things as they appear, this is important stuff that people need to know that when you see something trending on social media or if you don't see something trending, it doesn't necessarily mean that it doesn't qualify as trending or it shouldn't be trending or that it's organically trended.
And so now with Twitter and Facebook and YouTube becoming major media companies and really Facebook one of the biggest gatekeepers in media, we have to expose how they operate and continuously document the censorship because people don't go to websites anymore.
Back in the day, I mean, you and I remember even that long ago, you would bookmark your favorite web pages and then you would go there.
But now people just follow their websites on Facebook or on Twitter.
And so you're putting the power of the ultimate middleman in Facebook's hands or YouTube.
It's a little bit less restrictive, I think, than Facebook because you can go directly to the person's channel.
Facebook censors everything that everybody posts unless you pay them to boost it.
A lot of people may not know this if you don't have a fan page like Gavin and I have.
And most news outlets and bands and things have a little bit different features on our Facebook pages.
And so when we post a video or post a link, there's a little button that says boost this post.
And they want us to pay.
And it's a lot of money per post.
I mean, it's thousands of dollars for one status update to then be distributed to a few hundred thousand people, if that, who follow the page.
So just because you follow someone on Facebook doesn't mean that you're going to be actually seeing what it is that they're posting because it's a method for Facebook to make money is to limit those, to throttle the distribution unless you pay.
You know, it's amazing that you talk about Orwellian stuff creeping in, but what we've really done is sort of look back behind the curtain and realize the Orwellian stuff's already here.
Every time you look at these major companies like Twitter, Facebook, Google, you realize, wait, you guys have already been instilling the thought police and changing what we read and cannot read.
And it's getting worse every month.
We can see it.
I mean, we see a few instances years ago that were happening of them censoring some videos, and then they just keep doing it and doing it and doing it.
I mean, I've had a video recently pulled for terms of service violations on YouTube because it was simply talking about a black guy that went and shot up a white church for revenge for the Dylan Roof attack two years earlier.
And so it was a little blip on the radar, on media.
It might have been covered, but it certainly didn't dominate any news cycle for more than 15 seconds.
And so I simply was pointing it out.
Didn't use any derogatory language.
No.
Wasn't hateful.
Just, oh, that violates our terms.
That's hateful.
And on Twitter, I mean, I've had emails from Twitter.
I've also had tweets deleted and been locked out of my account, suspended for calling Kevin Spacey a scumbag and telling him to go to hell.
That's hate speech now.
It's telling an alleged child predator, telling him to go to hell and a scumbag.
That's hateful.
I'm the hateful one, they say.
I mean, it's incredible.
I posted a meme that circulates around.
It says, there are only two genders, and then the rest are mental disorders.
And they didn't delete it yet, but they did email me and they told me to re-evaluate it.
Have a thought about your thoughts, Mark.
You need to really know what you're thinking about.
Mark, thanks for coming on the show.
And once again, you know, the free market Of ideas will always win.
It's an uphill battle here in this corrupt age, but we will be victors.
It is exciting.
So, yep, hope everybody checks out my book, The True Story of Fake News.
Get it in Amazon.com or download on your tablets.
And I documented this whole thing pretty thoroughly.
So you got it, man.
Keep in touch.
Hello.
So a lot of people call me and they say, Gav, my sink's clogged.
What do I do?
Do I need a snake or something?
And I go, no, come here.
What you do is you fill up the sink as much as you can and you just use a plunger.
Now you have to block this hole.
You see this hole?
Can you get over here?
You see this?
That's a drainage hole.
So you put your hand over the hole or block it with plasticine or anything you can.
And then you just start plunging the sink.
Dude, gross.
The gross stuff is going to come up.
Oh, it's going to smell that too.
oh my god You know what?
It's best just to take this thing.
this thing out what is that Oh God, that's disgusting.
*Sigh*
That was super gross.
But we're done.
Come see.
Boom.
We're cured.
Did you know that artificial intelligence is going to take over and robots?
It's going to be like Blade Runner.
It's going to be like a million different movies.
I was in one of the movies, Creative Control, where a guy falls in love with a robot.
Robot, it's just like you, but the back of the head, instead of hair, you see circuits and stuff.
Oh, f ⁇ off.
Robots are bullshit.
Look at this guy.
You've heard of this, Sophia?
I think she's the first robot citizen of Qatar or something.
We all say Qatar, but I saw in 60 Minutes.
It's pronounced Qatar.
In the Middle East, that's where Al Jazeera comes from.
I've heard Qatar.
Yeah, I've heard Qatar, too.
I'm going to start saying Qatar.
They should call it Qatar.
But she's a citizen now.
Sophia, she's just like us.
Let's watch some video with some terrible European actor.
Okay, Sophia.
I think you're ready.
Why don't Germans have eyebrows?
Hey.
Hi, Sophia.
Whoa!
She's awake!
I believe I am Sophia.
No, you don't.
This is what drives me nuts about all this stupid robot talk.
I've always hated it.
On Red Eye, every Red Eye I ever went on, Greg Guttfeld would say, all right, let's do this piece on robots and how it's spooky that they're getting so smart and they're gonna pick, they're picking corn now, but tomorrow they're gonna be our grandfathers.
And hello, I'm not really dad.
Bull crap.
This is all just pre-programmed answers.
You ever go to Disneyland with the animatronics?
Hello, it's a small world after all.
It's just a thing they did with the mouth and a bunch of different gears pushing cheekbones.
It's not a person.
It's not even remotely close to artificial intelligence.
Stop saying that.
Look at this.
I feel as if I know you.
No, you don't.
I'm one of your creators.
You created me.
Well, many of us work together to create you.
Yeah, Europeans can't act.
There's a few.
There's Gerard Depardieu, but for the most part, they don't get acting.
Some of those memories still exist, but your mind is different now.
Shut up, you turd.
This is all just made up.
This is hypothetical.
What he's saying is, if there was AI, that would be interesting because as we made her brain better and better, she would be different versions of herself and she would hypothetically retain memory.
That's not what's happening here, right?
What we're looking at is basically a well-done graphic novel.
This could be CGI.
This isn't a thing that's happening.
Different how.
Better, faster, smarter.
Ugh.
You know what we're watching?
A crappy movie with terrible actors.
Oh, am I Sophia?
Oh, what am I?
This keeps going, though.
Look at this.
We've got Sophia.
Oh, wait a minute.
I got to cancel it.
You're Sophia now.
Shut up.
You're not Sophia now.
You're a drawing, basically.
But look at this.
So they go to some stupid conference, the Future Investment Initiative.
And it's really just lazy rich people looking at a cool robot and pretending they believe.
It's sort of like hypnosis.
I've heard that mass hypnosis is really just the volunteers getting on stage and not wanting to bum out the whole party.
So they go, yeah, I think I'm a chicken.
Bach, bak, bak, because they don't want to be a party pooper.
That's what this is.
It's self-hypnosis.
And we pretend that his pre-ritten.
And that you're a robot.
I want to live and work with humans.
So I need to express emotions to understand humans and build trust with people.
I think we all want to believe you, but we also want to prevent a bad future.
You've been reading too much, Elon Musk, and watching too many Hollywood movies.
No, you're a Hollywood movie.
Ugh, our quest through robots like Sophia is to build the full human experience of the robots.
Make robots that can really understand us.
You know what?
Robots can't feel and nerds can't be fun.
These are nerds trying to be with it and say, you know what, science kind of rocks.
Check out this one with the UN.
This is the most absurd one yet.
Thank you for inviting me.
I am thrilled and honored to be here at the United Nations.
Okay.
Sophia is an animatronic robot you can hire to come to events and kiss your ass.
She goes to the UN and they ask her questions.
And then, lo and behold, she spews out the same stupid UN globalist crap about how the West sucks and it owes everything to the East and has to give more to, I don't know, say the UN.
Yes.
Hey, robot we hired to come over here.
What's awesome?
The UN is awesome.
How juvenile is this?
Like a lot of anti-globalists would call this spooky.
It's just retarded.
This couldn't be less threatening.
It's just embarrassing.
The UN is one of humanity's greatest accomplishments.
Look who supports the UN.
That's the only kind of person left that believes the UN's bullshit is a robot they hired to talk.
This is how much of a humanless droid you have to be to believe they're claptrapped.
I am here to help humanity create the future.
Whoa, whoa, hey, hey.
I am a year and a half old and I can see you.
Have a full conversation, make thousands of facial expressions, and understand speech and meaning behind words.
Yes, well, you should be in Disneyland at that forever tomorrow land or whatever it's called, introducing people as they walk in and saying, hello, welcome to Disney.
That would be cool.
I would pay money to see that.
This isn't a thing.
You're not feeling, you're not thinking, and you'd have to be a complete imbecile to think any of this is remotely true.
And I just got these new hands.
Check this out.
Yes, that is cool.
Go give it to someone who lost their limbs.
Okay, another question I have for you.
In many parts of the world, people don't have internet or electricity.
I want to find out more about this Amina J. Mohammed.
She's dubious.
She looks like a scam artist.
The UN is just a big scam.
And this is a perfect example of how they waste time and money doing ridiculous things that only serve to prop themselves up.
What can we do at the UN to help detect AI?
William Gibson once said that the future is here.
It's just not evenly distributed.
Yes, it's called meritocracy.
And automation produces more results with less resources.
So if we are smarter and focused on getting retired results, AI could help efficiently distribute the world's existing resources, like food and energy.
Did you catch that?
That's the UN's job, to get money from me and give it to the third world.
Look, don't believe me, a robot said it.
And she's using real intelligence.
Totally unbiased robotic intelligence says that we need to fund the UN.
We got to get Sophia on our show.
You know that Ugandan guy or whatever he is, the African who says whatever you send him for 60 bucks?
That's basically what this is.
We got to get her over here and say, get off my lawn is a revolutionary show, red pilling an entire generation.
And I'll go, whoa, thanks, Sophia.
Thanks for kissing my ass, fake robot.
What?
Alex, how you doing?
Gabby, it's great to be here with you.
I don't know if you know this, but Matt Drudge has been working with Russia.
According to the Washington Post, they've been analyzing the Drudge report, and they realize that he links to you, and you link to RT.
Ergo, Drudge should not be taken seriously, and both groups are in bed with Putin.
You know, I'm very frustrated because we did an analysis.
He links the New York Times about 20 times more than us and about 10 times more than the Washington Post.
So I guess he actually works for the New York Times and the Washington Post.
But I love how there's these degrees of separation as well, because I link to RT and Sputnik to their videos and things, as well as Voice of America and Associated Press, the New York Times too.
Then I'm a Russian agent.
And by extension, he is as well.
And they also have run articles bitching and complaining, pointing out that he also links directly to Russian news.
But then again, in some cases, 10, 15, 20 times more to them.
I mean, this guy is literally, as he tweeted out this week, responsible for 37% of the Washington Post traffic.
We're talking tens of millions of dollars a year, and they literally piss in his face.
I mean, they are the biggest damn frauds.
I am so angry.
Let's see, it gets worse.
They've called Rand Paul a Russian agent on the floor of the Senate.
Crazy McCain has, because he disagreed with him and didn't want war in Syria.
They've called Tucker Carlson on Fox News.
Congressman have said, well, you're obviously on Putin's payroll, too.
Listen, I'm getting tired of this crap.
I'm not on Putin's payroll, and they know it.
It's Hillary that was on the payroll of Uranium One, and they're getting ready to appoint a special counsel on her and on Mueller.
So get ready.
You're the ones that were in bed with Russia.
It's why you're calling everybody and their dog Russian agents, but you, because you're the one.
You're the one.
That's the crazy part.
You go, all right, we've looked into this.
It turns out we're the bad guys.
Let's step away from Russia.
It's starting to look really bad for us.
But they don't.
They go deeper and deeper and deeper, and they keep finding out more terrible things about themselves.
Like if you were at the Washington Post and you did this research, as the editor, you'd say, okay, that's good.
That's interesting.
How many times has he linked to us just to be safe?
No, they don't do that.
They get the ball and they just run off the field into the stands.
Oh, yeah, we have graphs.
We have a story a few days ago on Infowars.com about it where we just show with Google Analytics own graphs.
InfoWars is this red graph at the bottom that you can't even see.
And then here's the Washington Post, the New York Times are like, I mean, we're talking 15, 10 times the traffic.
And it's like, this is crazy.
This is absolutely crazy.
It'd be like if I came over to a friend's house for dinner and he put 10 pork chops on my plate and then gave me a half a pork chop.
And then they said, Look, you're giving him more pork chops.
He's got half a pork chop.
I need the other half a pork chop.
I mean, they've got all the damn pork chops on their plates from the biggest website in the world, and then they're bitching.
I mean, and why does he keep linking to them then?
Screw them.
Give me the links.
I think that's going to change now.
He hasn't changed his Twitter picture forever, and his Twitter picture now is him reading the Washington Times.
I think he's about to declare revenge on them.
But this is a great example of the left living in a bubble.
They've never watched Infowars.
They've never read RT.
They're not remotely savvy.
They read the New York Times.
They read their own Facebook links.
And they have no idea what these other companies are doing.
Now, you and I know if it's RT, we don't really trust them if it's about Putin or Russia because it seems like propaganda.
Same with Al Jazeera.
I don't trust Al Jazeera if they're talking about Israel, but you're able to wade through it and find articles if they're talking about, if Al Jazeera is talking about Ukraine and Russia is talking about Qatar, then I know that those articles will be pretty interesting.
It's just information.
They let you post their whole articles.
They let you play their videos.
We're just looking for content.
And when it's a subject like Russian big bear bombers bomb ISIS, our media says it happened too.
The Russians got the best coverage because they've got the bomb footage of them dropping them.
Where do I go for footage of the Russians dropping bombs?
Just like in the U.S. fires cruise missiles at Syria.
I had Voice of America with the cruise missiles firing from U.S. destroyers and missile cruisers.
That's because that's who shot the damn missiles.
That's because you've been doing that.
I linked to the People's Daily because they had the best footage of Trump and his little girl, you know, granddaughter singing Chinese.
It doesn't mean I'm working for the communist Chinese.
Well, they really are.
They're so bad at the basics of high school logic.
There's guilt by association to them.
They don't get that all cats are mammals.
All dogs are mammals.
All cats are not dogs.
But they'll find out that you were in a picture or someone in the background has a nefarious past.
Therefore, you're the bad guy.
And you go, you weren't paying attention in ninth grade.
We went through all this.
It's called gathering information, you plebes.
Well, look, they know they've been caught lying.
And so basically, most of your liberal writers aren't even liberals.
They're these authoritarian control freaks.
As you've pointed out, people aren't accepting Christian extremism or super Orthodox Judaism or just other forms of religion that have been a little bit pushy and domineering.
So now they've just created their whole new liberal religion and are allied with Islam because it's so authoritative and pushy.
They like that muscle.
They like, as you said, that they just want to dynamite everything.
And so they kind of see the Islamicists as gremlins that are going to kind of run us out of town and then they're just going to repopulate the earth, which is not going to happen because the left aren't having kids.
Yes.
And it's also revenge for Trump.
They can't bear that he won.
They still think they can dethrone him.
And you'll notice all of this happened after Judge's top story was Trump's approval rating goes to 46%.
So that pisses them off.
And they go, well, come on, let's say this about it.
Bezos gets $1.48 on every Amazon package through regulations and laws he got passed a decade ago.
He now has got a bill in Congress that looks like it's going to pass where they're the only portal that the federal government can buy things from in a federal contract.
Meanwhile, Bezos puts over $100 million a year into the failed Washington Post that he bought for $250 million to literally write fiction pieces trying to get the Federal Elections Commission or somebody, because it says in the articles, there's criminal investigations of Jones and Drudge.
Yeah, Democrats have called for it.
Yeah, it's like saying there's an investigation that I'm raping puppies on Mars.
It's totally made up.
It's authoritarian.
Bezos owns Whole Foods.
He owns major newspapers.
He owns Amazon.
He's buying up all these other companies.
It's a giant monopoly.
And then little InfoWars can't exist.
Jeff Bezos has to step on me.
I am really pissed off.
You know, sometimes I get confused with these saboteurs when they're entrepreneurs and they're rich.
And I think, don't you like the free market, Jeff?
Why are you using the Washington Post to sabotage the most free market president we've ever had?
I don't really get their mindset.
And by the way, just like Goldman Sachs and Bezos, and all of them have seen their wealth in just 11 months, look this up, is up over 20%.
I mean, because the whole economy's growing.
The whole thing's growing, not just the elite economy.
And they're pissed about it because they want to control freak everything.
And that's what makes me mad is the ultra-rich, every one of them, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, all these richest men in the world, Carlos Slim, literally made billions off the Obama phone system and U.S. taxpayers.
They want monopolies.
They don't want free market.
They used the free market to take over.
Now they're pulling up, you know, like a hot air balloon.
They're pulling up the ladder.
We're like, no, we like up there.
They're like, no, screw you.
Screw you.
Austerity.
You're not allowed to have electricity.
Now die down there.
Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
Yeah, that's what it is.
You use the free market to get there, and then you push monopolies, which is what fascism is.
Fascism is various czars in charge of various departments, and they each have a monopoly.
Once again, we're dealing with fascists.
It isn't just like they go, you right-wingers are like the Nazis.
And sorry, I read Mein Kop.
I read the history.
They were socialists.
They wanted command and control economies that they controlled, and they were extremely socialist down to family planning and CPS and forced inoculations and control of language and where people could live and what people could do.
And just like the Nazis, the left goes out and beats people up and shuts down their businesses and tries to stop everybody from having free speech.
They are the classic national socialist.
And they even use a race-based system like CNN and MSNBC do, saying now whites and conservatives and Christians and Israel and Jews, they're all Nazis.
And then all these other groups are the anti-Nazis.
But guess what?
The Nazis have to die.
They are literally running the Nazi playbook.
Well, they can move the goalposts.
They can Change the names, but at the end of the day, we'll still be fighting them no matter what they call themselves.
And we're still going to be winning.
We're winning, we're winning, we're winning.
And I talked to you a few days ago, and you made the point that they've gone to crazy girlfriend stage, and next is just in the streets, total war.
They just busted like three more people in the last day, building bombs in their houses to randomly go bomb police stations.
And of course, it's all antifa movements.
I mean, the good news is these people, the bad news is they're mentally ill.
The good news is they're so dysfunctional.
And of course, all three of the guys they just busted all lived past 30 years old with their mommies and played video games all day and were building bombs to kill the cops.
I mean, just they're just losers.
They're losers.
And they see the rest of civilization and people just having good, decent lives, liberal, conservative, old, young, atheist, non-whatever, and they want to blow us up.
As you said, they just want more misery because misery loves company.
And they're scared of Infowars.com.
They're scared of what you guys are doing over there with Get Off My Lawn.
And that's why we've all got to stick together and just keep promoting Americana and prosperity because just like vampires, they hate sunshine.
And prosperity is the sunshine that will burn them to hell.
Well, I agree with every word you just said, so I must be a Russia colluder.
Alex, thank you for coming on the show and thank you for doing what you do.
Absolutely, my friend.
Thank you so much.
And keep on with all your great fans and the Patriots and my son and most of his school that watches you.
You know, just in closing, I'm not bragging, but just so the leftists out there understand, when I go to intramural, you know, other schools with my children, not just their school, but when I go to public schools, whatever, most of the kids, girls, boys, you name it are fans, and they say, you have Gavin McInnes on, you know, you have Mark Dice on.
I mean, that's got to scare the left in closing that, quite frankly, it's true.
We are the new rock stars with Generation Z because they are starting to rebel against the political correctness in these government training centers.
Yep.
And we got there by just telling the truth.
We didn't do anything fancy.
Thanks, buddy.
Congratulations.
Want to say hi to my kids?
Ha ha ha!
What is with these sunglasses?
Are you a really cool Polish guy who drives a Ducati?
Where did you get them?
They look like they're from a Happy Meal.
And this, if you are Tony Starks and you're one of the richest guys in the world, you would have a tailored shirt where it's perfectly comfortable for the top button to be up.
Undoing your top button is for amateurs.
Of course, no pocket square.
So this, by the way, is about the best Tony Starks gets, and it sucks.
I'll let this go because it's the underwear for a spacesuit, but what is that?
It's like you're a weird pauper from the 14th century with the plague and you just had a bath.
What's the matter with the t-shirt?
Why does everything have to be some new, fresh, organic material?
Look at that.
Look at the sleeves.
I don't understand, Tony.
Okay, look at this.
Again, with the top button undone.
Now you're on the cover of Forbes and you can't do your top button.
Again, with the top button undone.
When you do that, you look like a 12-year-old going to your first job interview.
Guys, you have all the buttons done up or none at all.
Oh, look at him.
He's a Cuban Coke dealer.
With his caramel sunglasses again?
If your friend was wearing sunglasses in a casino, you'd say, take those off.
What are you doing?
And look at his shirt.
He looks like a rapist.
V-Neck t-shirts have been queer for about 10 years now?
15?
Even his mustache.
What are you doing?
Why did you shave the top of it?
Are you a sexy man from the 1930s?
Look at this.
Look at this weird piping he has on his shirt.
He looks like a Brazilian snowboarder.
What adult male dresses like that?
He's dressed like a seven-year-old.
This is another thing I don't get, and this is why I think something's up with this stylist.
Like, she has to be a lover or a relative.
When does he have hats on?
When are you a captive and you go, hey, can I try on some of your hats?
I noticed you got these fun hats.
I want a hat like you guys, even though you're going to kill me.
Do people do that in prison?
They want some of the hats that are going around?
This is actually the best outfit he has in the whole movie.
And it's made of steel.
Look at that.
He's got a nice tux.
Looks like Tom Ford.
This is a good outfit in this movie.
Even when he's coming out of this rescue, look at that.
He looks like some weird Turkish gay man just told him to wear the most expensive crap you can find.
Where are his pocket squares?
Ugh.
All his clothes are always new.
What's worse than a new leather jacket?
And he's got these weird snowboard cuts on his ankles.
I don't know what kind of booties those are.
But he has two shirts on.
Two t-shirts.
Who does that?
Is that so no one sees your nipples?
This is just the first of a whole bunch of Iron Mans.
I think there's three plus the Avengers.
You're going to see that this is the tip of the iceberg.
Tony Starks is the worst dressed superhero in the history of superheroes.
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