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Jan. 12, 2018 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Get Off My Lawn #63 | Finally, They Believe
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I love that line.
Then his head fell apart like a block of solid ice.
That was Tricky back in the old days when he was teamed up with this woman, Martina Toplybird.
It was a girl that he saw going back and forth to school.
I guess high school?
Wait a minute.
Was that legal when they met?
We should look that up.
Was the Tricky and Martina affair statutory rape?
That seems to be the theme that's running through the news these days.
We'll talk about that.
James Franco's in trouble.
But today's episode is all about Twitter.
We've got Charles C. Johnson suing Twitter for booting him off.
Legitimate course.
It's just a simple contract violation.
Legitimate case, I should say.
And then we have James O'Keefe, who has infiltrated Twitter and has their head of security admitting that they hate Trump and would love to deliver all of Trump's deleted direct messages to the Department of Justice or anyone else who's remotely curious.
No, I shouldn't say that.
That's conjecture on my point.
Finally, they believe is the front page of the New York Post.
This woman, no one believed her, they was vindicated.
She was actually raped by a serial rapist 23 years ago, and the police said, nah, that probably didn't happen.
She had a great quote about it, too.
She said, I've had the misfortune of being raped twice, once in the park and once in the media.
Also in the news, Oprah Winfrey gets a message from God.
Oprah Winfrey implied yesterday that she's considering running for office.
Now, this is a woman who has had tons of illicit lesbian affairs, I think.
And her family members implied that she's a duplicitous person who lies about her past and has all kinds, enough skeletons in her closet to fill a graveyard.
And what does God do when she says she's going to run for president?
He starts a mudslide that consumes her house.
Unfortunately, he killed 12 people in the process.
But you could argue that Oprah's blasphemy, her antagonizing the big guy, is what killed those people.
So she hasn't even, she's years away from day one as president, and people are already dying.
Don't vote for Oprah, or God will punish us all.
So yeah, let's jump right into it.
Before we get to all this Twitter biz, and the Twitter biz is relevant because Twitter's changed.
Twitter is no longer just a funny place where you throw a joke in.
That's what it was when I started it.
I just made jokes on it.
Now, it's where I get my news.
It's where I get my information.
It's the epicenter.
So being banned from it or even them banning you is a big deal.
But let's do some salacious gossip first because that's the fun part.
James Franco, Jets out of LA as he's accused of sexual harassment.
Now, this is from the Daily Mail, and they're talking about he wore a Me Too pin to the Oscars or the Golden Globes.
And a fairly hot woman, I'm going to say eight, named Sarah Tither Kaplan.
She says, hey, James Franco, nice times up pin.
Remember a few weeks ago when you told me the full nudity you had me do in two of your movies for $100 a day wasn't exploitative because I signed a contract to do it?
Well, that sounds reasonable.
Yeah, don't do it if you don't like it.
But she gets juicier.
Hey, James Franco, now that you have a golden gold, why don't you give speaking roles to ones that don't require nudity?
She's talking about a movie she was in called The Long Home, which is a picture here.
Wow.
Those are some hotties.
Now I know, just to get sidetracked here, I know your brain is going to this one because of the boobs, and we like the hair on the face.
I like this one.
Who is this?
She's got a...
I think that's...
Oh, yeah.
Let's send me that.
Can you pull that up on my machine?
We're getting seriously sidetracked here.
Oh, yes, thank you.
All right.
Wow.
That is my type Donaldson Nutshell.
Look at her.
That is some business right there.
That's the stuff.
Ooh, look at her with some peep toes on.
Her jaw is a little too intense for my liking, but otherwise, that's some great biz.
I feel like I should send my sons to Colombia or some Hispanic country to find a mate.
Look, here she is with hair all over her face.
Still looks amazing.
Still looks fantastic.
Anyway, you're not supposed to get sidetracked from a movie still when you're talking about a major controversy like this.
So she also, she gets even, Violet Paley comes in, another chick, and she says, this one's a little juicier.
Remember the time you pushed my head down in a car towards your exposed penis?
And that other time you told my friend to come to your hotel when she was 17 after you'd already been caught doing that to a different 17-year-old.
Now, the Daily Mail article says that the age of consent in California is 17.
It's not.
Despite the fact that there being so many Mexicans there and Mexican, I think the age of consent in Mexico is 12.
They don't have, here in New York, everyone has babies when they're 16 because we have tons of Puerto Ricans.
So it's super young here or everyone would be in jail.
Every Puerto Rican would be in jail.
With the Puerto Ricans here in New York, 20 is old.
But California is more normal.
And yeah, that's it.
Oh, that's North America.
Yeah, California, though, is 18.
That's Mexico.
You were right.
Right, right.
12 is Mexico.
But in California, it's 18.
And if you're three years older, which he clearly was, it's a felony.
So I don't know what he did, if this is true or not, with a 17-year-old, but that's a felony of true.
And by the way, you know where I stand on all this?
Sorry, ladies, you don't have a case.
You don't have a point.
You didn't go to the cops.
So I don't care about your rumors.
I don't care about your kangaroo court.
I'm not listening to any of this.
So then Nicole Silverberg gets in there and just says, I don't know.
See, everyone's jumping in on the bandwagon.
If someone raped you, that's terrible.
We have plenty of laws on the books.
You should have done something about it right away.
If you didn't, you're an expensive prostitute.
But they have all these people jumping in now.
Like, here's the weirdest one, too.
Ali Sheety.
James Franco just won.
Please never ask me why I left the film TV business.
He directed a play she was in, and she's implying.
But ladies, this is just making you look bad.
You let a guy, a molester, I assume, continue to attack women.
Way to go.
You're showing yourselves to be enablers of molesters.
And don't get mad at men.
Men invented a whole system to prosecute these guys, and you didn't take it.
You went your own way.
You got money.
You got career opportunities.
You're an expensive prostitute.
But let's see what James Franco says about this.
Don't get your hopes up.
He's not going to admit to anything.
He was on Colbert, right?
Yeah, this is him talking on Colbert about what happened or what didn't happen.
Yeah, I haven't read them.
I've heard about them.
Okay, first of all, I have no idea what I did to Ali Sheedy.
I directed her in a play off Broadway.
I had nothing but a great time with her.
Total respect.
Boring, boring.
We know where that's going.
All right, so that's the gossip out of the way.
We're running out of time here.
We've got to talk to Chuck.
We've got to talk to James O'Keefe.
I want to do a thing on trannies.
I used to call them mentally ill-gays.
I want to make a public apology to everyone for that.
I've learned the error of my ways.
I also wanted to talk briefly about, oh, Trump's Twitter.
I want to get into that.
But I wanted to talk briefly about this argument I had yesterday with a liberal.
This is a guy.
He's a Jewish chap, and he's my Mets connection.
He helps me get signatures for my boy because he's tight with the Mets.
And he hates Trump, as every liberal in New York does.
And I noticed something that happens with these libs.
You're sitting there and you're talking, and I tried to explain to him David Brooks' thing about a Potemkin village where there's the White House that everyone talks about, the gossiping and the tweets and everything.
That's the Potemkin White House.
And then behind that, there's the real White House where things are really going on.
Two million jobs and the Dow and all this stuff, and Isis on the Run and all that.
And he said to me, this is very common, he said, nah, that's not the case.
Look, GDP is good with him.
The Dow, the Dow was going up.
It just continued to go up.
So there's no case there.
And as far as jobs go, Obama brought us 2.6 million jobs a year.
He brought us an average of 2.6 million.
And when this happens to you, know that the person you're talking to is lying.
Because when they see it, you go, huh.
I even caught myself going, maybe I'm in too much of a bubble.
Because I did not know that, that he created 2.6 million a year.
I got to start talking to liberals more.
And I was sort of taken off guard.
I didn't know what to say.
And I went, oh, okay.
So just GDP.
And eventually I had to sort of go back and say, well, you honestly don't think Obama was good for the economy, do you?
He said, he got handed a raw deal.
Inevitably, when you get confronted with all this data that tells you that Trump sucks and Obama ruled, it's all total and utter bullshit.
I get in the car after in my Uber, because I was dropping my car off, and I start researching all that stuff.
No, he didn't create 2.6 million jobs.
He averaged 1.4 million a year.
11.3 divided by 8 is 1.4.
So I called Maddie and I go, buddy, buddy, buddy, 2.6?
You're about 100% off.
And he goes, no, no, no, that's not what I said.
I said the first two years were the recovery.
So you don't count those.
Last six years.
And I thought, well, that's, what is this, the bigotry of low expectations?
Because he's black.
We're giving him a two-year pass.
So I sort of hung off and went, oh, whatever.
Go back to the drawing board.
No, wait a minute.
Even if I give Obama's first two years a total write-off and I count those as zero and I divide your 11 point, what is it, 11.3 by 6, which seems very generous to do for a president's legacy, but okay, I'll do it.
That's only 1.88.
So we're still not near 2.6.
They just pull these numbers out of their ass and they say it with such confidence.
And you're not used to dealing with liars because you usually talk to your conservative friends and they say, the way I see it is blah, blah, blah.
Liberals go, yeah, 2.6 a year.
That's it.
And then the Dow.
Let's look at the Dow.
He says to me, oh, the Dow was already going up.
If you look at the Dow, I wonder if, I feel like I have to go over it with my mouse.
Look at the Dow.
Okay, go up to November 4th.
So you can see there, in late October, it's not really going up.
In fact, it's following the same uppy-downy pattern that it's been following for the past two years.
Just zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip, zip.
On November 9th, as producer Dave Cass said, a baby can see that there is a drastic change.
November 11th and up, it is a drastic change from the rest.
You could just as easily go back to November and continue that sort of uppy-downy thing that's been going on for two years.
In other words, it was another lie from this lib.
They always lie.
Their stats are made up.
And it's so irritating to talk to them and go, oh, sh ⁇ , I never knew that.
Then get back, look it up, and go, that's not even close to true, you liar.
That's the only way they can win, is to invent Russia, invent collusion, invent lies.
Anyway, I had to get that off my chest.
Let's focus on what's really important right now, which is Twitter, trannies, and tweets.
Hi, everyone.
I have an apology to make.
I made a mistake a few years ago.
It cost me a TV show and an ad agency, and I was very angry about it.
But I'm realizing now that I was wrong.
And I apologize.
And if you don't know what I'm talking about, many years ago, I called trans people.
I said, it's not a man.
A woman can't be a man.
A man can't be a woman.
These women you're seeing are just mentally ill gays.
That was something that a naive and ignorant person would say.
What I didn't realize is I was new to this, and I didn't realize that I wasn't looking at a mentally ill gay man.
I was looking at a trans person, not necessarily a woman, but not a man either.
Someone who was transitioning in that amorphous area.
You see, it's not as simple as there's two genders.
It's not binary.
There's not male and female.
And within male and female, there isn't just gay and lesbian.
The whole thing is sort of amorphous.
And then just reduce it and say, no, that's not a trans woman.
That's just a gay who is out of his mind and has lost it and acts like a complete lunatic and demands people see him as some made-up pronoun.
What was I thinking?
Well, this mascara definitely didn't.
I think.
I wasn't thinking.
What does mascara do?
I think I hadn't really seen.
I hadn't looked around me.
Even though I was living in the city for a quarter century, I didn't realize that the trans that I knew weren't necessarily representational.
Most trans women, you don't even know they're trans.
They have a nice cardigan on, and they work in their garden, and they never talk about politics ever.
They never talk about gender and that.
Most trans are just, could be your mom, could be the woman next door, could be your baker.
So I guess right now I'm admitting that I was naive and I didn't realize that calling a trans woman a mentally okay is to be blind to what's around you, to ignore the reality of what's around you.
So you got me.
I screwed up.
I made a big mistake.
And from the bottom of my heart, I apologize.
I was blind.
Oh, wow.
Oh, wow.
Bye.
I'm about to be so much.
Bye.
Charles C. Johnson is suing Twitter.
Sounds lame at first glance.
You go, what, you're suing someone because they don't like you?
No, no.
Twitter has ceased to be a fun little silly site where you go and make a joke.
It's become a conduit for information in America.
And they are the ones who touted it as a civil right, as a utility.
It's now become water and electricity.
So if they cut you off when you didn't violate their contract, then they violated the contract.
So let's talk to Charles about this.
And by the way, a ton of other stuff.
Charles is, he's involved in everything.
He's like a ubiquitous octopus where he's involved in bringing the woman to the Trump debate, the woman that Bill Clinton had sexually harassed.
He was brought up in front of the DOJ for potentially colluding with Russians.
Let's talk to him about everything, Charles.
Catch up, but we'll focus on this Twitter lawsuit.
Mr. Johnson, are you there?
I'm here.
Good to hear you, Gavin.
Look at you with your red beard.
Just living the dream here in Dallas, Texas on business.
Is this your look?
Because every time I see you, it's different.
I've seen no beard.
I've seen a long beard.
Have you settled in on a look yet?
No, I'm just, you know, I fly by the seat of my pants.
You know, sort of like America.
I just wing it every day.
See what happens.
Roger Stone says that.
One of his rules of life is you have to keep reinventing yourself.
You keep reinventing your look.
Well, it's easier than actually having a consistent pattern that you have to work for and strive for.
Now, a long time ago, we were talking about you suing Twitter, and I said, I don't know, it's social media.
It's something that you volunteered to be in.
You can't sue someone for kicking you out of a club that's free to join.
But then you brought up, no, it's not like that anymore.
And it's not me that's made that argument first.
You know, Jack Dorsey is the co-founder of it.
He said that he wanted Twitter to be a utility for the internet, a free speech utility like electricity or water.
I was like, all right, well, that's what you believe, then you can't be suspending people willy-nilly.
You know, the water company can't turn off your power because they don't like your viewing habits on the internet.
Or, you know, the electric company can't shut off your power because they don't like your politics.
And so, you know, what they did was they induced me, they induced you, they induced all these other people to participate in this community because they said, hey, this is a free speech club.
Dick Costello, the former CEO, said, we're the free speech wing of the free speech party.
And then after I built up all these accounts, after I spent all this money building up my various properties on it, they're like, Psych, just kidding.
We can kick you off for any reason we feel like.
And we're not going to apply our own terms of service.
And I was trying to get other people to sue.
Like, I thought Miley and Annopoulos and other folks had better claims than mine.
And then published all these emails from Twitter showing that they suspended my account in bad faith.
They admitted I broke no policies when they kicked me off, but they just needed to kick me off anyway.
Which is just kind of like, that's a contract violation.
And so that's sort of why we decided to file.
Then I got a lot richer from Bitcoin going up.
So I was like, fuck it, I can afford it now.
Now, you were booted off for saying, let's take out D-Ray Mackisson.
But anyone who's above the age of three knows you were not encouraging snipers to shoot him from a grassy knoll.
You were talking about damaging his reputation because he's not an honorable person.
Yeah, basically exposing him.
I mean, Great Dallas reference, by the way.
I'm like 500 feet from where that shooting took place.
Really?
Allegedly.
Allegedly.
Allegedly, right.
Allegedly.
We all know LBJ did it, right?
So, yeah, anyway, I don't know.
I mean, the basic problem that Twitter has, as I see it, is they're just totally full of shit.
And they just go Through and they suspend people based upon their politics.
And that's just basically what they do all day, every day.
And it's kind of a bummer.
I'm not going to lie.
It's kind of a bummer to be kicked off of Twitter.
Yeah, it's a great platform.
And it's funny.
I was looking at my bookmarks on my browser and they're all gone.
Like I used to go to Hot Air every day and I'd go to the New York Times and I'd go to the New York Post.
And I just go to Twitter now and then find the articles via Twitter.
So it's become the portal.
And I think I saw that there's a case with Google, too, where they've become so big that they're almost like microphones or a printing press.
You know, they are the way that we communicate with each other.
I think I saw a case where a guy was suing because he can't watch town halls anymore, so he can't participate in the political process.
It's far from just Instagram now where you can show a funny picture.
It's become the vessel that we all use to get our information.
Well, yeah, it's kind of funny.
So on the one hand, Twitter says Twitter is a civil right.
Everyone has a right to tweet.
And they use that to sue government officials to let people see their Twitter feeds, right?
You can't block Trump.
That's been the new thing that they pushed.
Or, you know, there have been federal judges who've said you can't tweet about a case.
And Twitter has intervened and said, no, no, no, you have a civil right to tweet.
And yet I'm like, hey, what about me?
And then Trump, you know, the other part of it was funny was Trump and the admin generally was saying, they were saying, oh, you know, we can't allow corporations to work with the government of Iran to suspend people in Iran.
You know, Instagram and Twitter don't work with the government of Iran to suspend people.
I'm like, hey, what about America, man?
Yeah, yeah, there's an American citizen right here who's being censored.
This is America first right here, Trump.
So I was just a little annoyed by this whole thing.
And at a certain point, you just get pushed around enough, and you get rich enough.
And I was like, screw it, let's just go for it.
And in the case of the DeMoore thing, James O'Keefe has apparently a lot of videos within Silicon Valley that he's going to be rolling out.
He rolled them out this morning.
They've been rolled out.
And it was people at Twitter Security saying, I don't want to be part of this machine that's ruining the country.
So we are happy to deliver DMs to the Department of Justice, anything they want.
We want to get involved.
We don't like him.
Oh, wow.
That's crazy.
So, yeah, I mean, James has been good on this.
And James DeMore, the other James, has been good on the Google stuff.
But yeah, honestly, I feel like we're at the very beginning of a legitimate civil rights pushback.
And the basic idea is if you're a monopoly, you have a certain responsibility that you don't have when you're in the public sector.
So for instance, we live in a country now where in Lakewood, Colorado, a Christian sort of Hick Baker has to make two fags of cake.
And there's like, by the way, I've been to this place.
I actually gave the Lakewood Baker the Hick.
I gave him some money just to help him out on this whole thing because it's kind of cool.
He's suing all the way to the Supreme Court.
It's like you always hear people being like, I'm going to sue you to the Supreme Court.
And this dude actually did it.
So I was like, all right, respect.
Here's some money.
But anyway, so there's all these bakers right around, like literally like a block from where this guy's place is.
So you could just go to those bakers if you wanted a cake, right?
But I can't really, I mean, Gab and all is cool, but it's no Twitter.
It's a poor man's Twitter.
And it also feels like it feels like I'm in the back of the bus when I use Gab.
You know, it seems kind of wrong.
Yeah.
So we're going to push on this, and I've been talking to people in Congress about it.
I'm going to DC to talk to some folks in the FCC and a few other places.
And I think we're really at the beginning of a real pushback from the way that social media companies have been behaving.
And I don't know if it's going to lead to regulation or to court fight.
I mean, it's obviously going to lead to a court fight, but I don't know where this goes.
But I think it's sort of an important principle.
And even if we lose on it, at least we'll know, hey, we raised the flag and lost.
And you can lose the suit and still win the argument.
And that's sort of the case I've been making.
And what do you think the odds are?
What does your gut tell you about winning the suit?
Well, it's weird because we're suing under contracts law in California.
So it's actually pretty good.
I mean, I've had people who hate my guts look at the suit.
It's always a good idea, by the way, if you're hiring lawyers to go and be like, hey, man, you really dislike me, but you're a good lawyer.
Like, tell me, what do you think?
And when they don't have a financial interest in it.
And they're like, oh, man, this is a doozy.
I'm like, okay, cool.
So I have a good chance.
And they're like, well, I wouldn't say that, you know, but I'd say maybe 50-50, maybe 60-40 in my favor.
But I'm going to keep filing these things.
I'm talking to some folks over in Germany who want to sue Facebook over what they're doing, the crazy law that they're using there where they're suspending people's accounts through AI without even talking to them.
A robot is censoring free speech in Germany.
An algorithm.
An algorithm.
So this is kind of deeply funny.
A robot for a company of the richest Jewish guy on the planet is working with the German government to suspend speech.
And everyone's just like, I don't see a problem here.
It's like, okay.
But I bet they don't crack down on Muslim hate speech.
I bet it's only things that are right wing.
Not at all.
And, you know, I'm currently serving a month-long ban on Twitter for sharing an article.
Or not on Facebook, rather.
I'm serving a month-long ban on Facebook because I posted ironically, oh, hating Russians is the only socially acceptable prejudice now, in reference to my being called before the U.S. Senate on the whole Russia situation.
And I said, oh, that's the only acceptable prejudice.
You could only have that one.
And they banned me for saying that I had a prejudice about, like, it was a dark comment.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
We can't just gloss over this.
You were called before the U.S. Senate to give a statement about the Russia collusion scandal.
Yeah, so they're asked for every single, this was Kimberly Strassel wrote about this, and it's been out there.
But they asked me for every single person I knew of Russian descent.
And my lawyer's like, what the f ⁇ is this?
Like, how is he supposed to know somebody's descent?
You know, like, I don't usually, I'm like, hello, how are you, Gavin?
Are you of Russian ancestry?
No.
Like, it's, it's not like, it's not like something that comes up a lot.
But now I'm like wondering, you know, every person I meet, I'm like, wait a second, Is this person Russian?
Are they half Russian?
But why were you called to do this?
Catch up our viewers with this story.
This is a separate scoop.
Yeah, so anyway, so I was called over this summer.
I went to go see Julian Assange with Congressman Rohrbacher.
That's been sort of out there.
We went to go see him to talk about the Russia collusion story and to find out what the real deal was and to try to maybe get him a pardon with Trump.
You know, so far, not so good on that, but we've been working on it.
And so I went over there and the Senate Intel Committee was like, hey, we want to know where you live.
We want to talk to you.
And I'm like, well, you know, I got a lawyer.
Like, I'm happy to help you guys.
But, you know, talk to a lawyer.
What do you guys need?
You know, you need to know who I talk to?
Okay, well, I'm a patriot, but you got to let me know.
And they're like, well, we just want to know if you talk to anyone of Russian, you know, any person from Russia.
And I was like, well, you know, Russia is kind of a big place.
And are we former Russian countries?
Like, I know this dude who's from Crimea.
Like, does that count as Russia or Ukraine?
Like, what's the deal, man?
And I just sort of asked them a lot of questions about it.
You know, I know this Jewish guy who's of Russian ancestry, but he's from Uzbekistan and he's a programmer.
And his passport says Russian Jew or something like that.
It's like, well, I'm not going to go and give you guys a list of all the Jewish Russian friends I have because that's a great way to be branded an anti-Semite.
So why don't you just ask me, like, do you know so-and-so?
And I'll be like, yeah, I know Merle or whatever.
But they don't want to do that.
So they ask me, so they keep pressuring me, and they're threatening me with a subpoena.
And it's like, dude, subpoena me.
Like, go ahead.
Like, I don't care.
And so they keep calling me, wanting me to give them my address so they can hit me with a subpoena.
And I'm like, look, this is my lawyer.
Hit him up.
Happy to participate in your witch hunt.
But I don't want to be the witch.
You know what I mean?
Like, just help me not get burned alive at the stake on this.
And so what's happened, though, is I've just published a lot of their emails.
I've given it to people like Michael Tracy, and it's gone viral.
And Glenn Greenwald, all these leftists are being like, hey, man, this is a civil liberties violation.
Nobody would put up with this if they were asking for, have you talked to any people, Americans of Arab descent?
Right?
No one put up that.
And they're like, well, Russians, there's like 3 million Russian Americans or something.
So I was like, all right, here's the situation.
I'm not going to comply with this.
And they got really, really mad.
They're like, what do you mean you're not going to comply with it?
I'm like, yeah, this is overbroad and you don't have constitutional authority to do this.
So I'm really rich now.
We can fight this if you want, all the way up to the Supreme Court, if you want to fight.
I got all this Bitcoin and we can have a showdown.
And they're like, well, whoa, whoa, we didn't want to go that far.
And I was like, all right, so Mexican standoff.
And that's sort of where we are right now.
Jesus, it must be a good thing you're on the spectrum because this is stressful.
You're fighting with the Department of Justice.
You're fighting with the biggest social media company in the world.
It's stressful.
You know, it is, but it's also deeply entertaining, too, because it's like, I have this fake internet money from Twitter.
But by the way, people want to Bitcoin.
But by the way, people want to contribute, you know, they're happy to go to Freestarter or Researcher and contribute to My Defense or James DeMore.
I'll happily take your money if you want to give the finger to Google for $10 or whatever.
But basically, it's kind of funny.
I have this weird internet money that is helping me defeat an internet company and basically get into a pissing match with the U.S. Senate.
I just find the whole thing kind of hilarious.
It's like if you were to write this into a book, it would be like, all right, this is not believable.
And yet this is my lived experience right now.
And you're the one behind the James DeMoore lawsuit, too.
Is that true?
Yeah, that's true.
I have been helping him.
I think I've given him some money.
I'm not sure.
I'll double check that.
But I've helped him crowdfund it.
And I introduced him to his lawyer, Peter Duke, the guy who works for me.
He shot his photographs, you know, where he's looking dapper.
That dude has a huge schnauz, though.
But it's one of the biggest noses in America.
I've never seen a bigger nose.
I actually took a picture of the other dude I knew had a big nose, and I compared them.
I was like, no, James has them beat by a good quarter of an inch.
It's like, you don't see noses that big unless you're in France.
He's got a Parisian style honker.
Charles, we're out of time.
We're actually out of time a while ago, but you're so interesting.
We went 10 minutes over.
Thanks for coming on the show.
I like you more than a friend.
And good luck with this lawsuit.
Have a nice day.
Good luck to you on your new endeavors.
Thanks, buddy.
I'm like really smart, a very stable genius.
This is from Sunday's New York Post.
And a common refrain amongst the left is, can he just stop tweeting, please?
We got Judd Appetow saying, please shut the F up.
Please, for once in your life, shut the F up.
We all need a moment of peace.
You spoiled something about idiot.
Take a nap.
Change your jeans.
Eat an unpoisoned Big Mac.
Just take an effing break for a moment.
Give us a and people don't just get annoyed by his tweets.
They say it's dangerous when he threatens, you know, the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un, and says his button is bigger than Kim Jong-un's button or calls him fat and stupid.
And I think one thing they don't understand is the beauty of his tweets is they leapfrog over the mainstream media who's not giving him a fair shake.
90% of the articles this summer were negative towards Trump.
So they're always spinning what he has to say.
So he jumps over them and talks to us directly.
And he says, hey, I'm sick of Pakistan.
You know, we got to summon Bin Laden when we didn't talk to Pakistan.
I don't trust them.
Why do we give them so much money?
Let's cut them off.
And you go, thanks for telling me that, Trump.
And thanks for telling the world at the same time.
Now, the real beef here outside of the tweets is hubris.
When he says make America great again, he's saying make America proud again.
Make America proud of your boy.
And the left doesn't like that because their whole culture is shame.
But what they don't understand is shame is expensive.
Let me get out my Gucci wallet here.
This dollar is a brand, okay?
It's worth money.
And when you desecrate America, when you act like a pussy, you lower the value of this brand.
When you show balls and you get tough, you increase the value of this brand.
Obama lost us money.
He damaged this brand.
He hurt the dollar.
He hurt the economy by being a pussy.
When he said, I'm going to draw a line in the sand in Syria if they use chemical weapons, and they use chemical weapons.
and he went That was bad for this.
That was bad for jobs.
That was bad for America.
What does Trump do?
He blows up an airplane hangar.
Now, it may have been just a random act.
He may have told everyone to clear out first, but it was an important gesture.
You know, we give the UN all this money.
They vote against us when we want to move the American embassy to Jerusalem.
And he says, Nikki, go tell them they're going to cut them off.
$285 million down the drain.
No, no more.
And that palpable fear globally is what keeps everyone on track.
I know you don't like it.
I know you don't like being a tough guy, but there has to be a bully.
There has to be a king of the prison.
That's the way it is.
So Trump walks up, beats up the toughest guy there.
Then he's the boss of the prison.
And guess what?
Everyone else in the prison feels safer now.
And if he lets someone call him a bitch or call him out on Twitter or he holds back or lets the media spin it, then he looks bad.
If he looks bad, America looks bad.
If America looks bad, this thing loses its value.
And when this loses its value, we lose our jobs.
O'Keefe drops another bomb.
He's on a social media kick these days.
He was exposing YouTube last time we checked in with him, and this time he's exposing Twitter.
Apparently, they would love to hand the Department of Justice Trump's direct messages, excuse me, deleted direct messages.
They don't like Trump, and they don't like us.
Now, tech people are nerds, and they're mad at alphas like Trump, and you and me, because we got laid in high school, and that pisses them off.
Now, I know the left, even Will Summer, who I consider a liberal, is saying, ah, this is nothing.
Besides, they always say, O'Keeffe edits his stuff down.
And that's not true.
I worked with O'Keefe.
99% of what he does gets thrown in the garbage because there's no story there.
As he always says, you can't con an honest man.
I went down to New Orleans to investigate Mary Landrew.
For three days, I slept in a motel and went door to door canvassing for her, talking to other volunteers.
I ended up really helping her campaign.
And as I investigated the people that she worked with, I found zero corruption, zero scoop.
I actually started to kind of like her.
She's more libertarian than I thought she was.
And I gave James the tapes and said, there's nothing there.
And he said, oh, well, we tried.
That's the way he works.
I've also been bros with them for a while.
Here's a clip where we went to see a documentary about Acorn and we got booted out because we're us.
I just want to ask him about that because it seems a little odd.
I know.
Come on, dude.
I spotted James about 15 minutes ago.
I saw you spot him, and then all of a sudden...
I didn't even know it was.
This is the bouncer denying what happened.
What happened was the people who did the Acorn documentary know that James ruined Acorn by exposing them, by the way, for willing to fund and facilitate brothels.
He went as a pimp with a prostitute, and Acorn helped him out.
And they wouldn't let us into the movie.
So all that is to say that I know James.
He's an honest egg.
And when you find a scoop from him, it means that he's sifted through hundreds of hours of useless stuff and found the diamond in the haystack.
Now, this diamond is the head of security over at Twitter saying that he doesn't like Trump.
He sees him as someone that's dragging down the country.
And he wants to facilitate the Department of Justice getting Trump's direct messages.
Here is a brief.
American Pravda by James O'Keefe.
Adventure, Betrayal, Truth.
Pre-order today at this book.com.
So you're not a Trump lover?
No.
We're more than helping.
We're more than happy to help the Department of Justice in their little investigation on this.
Okay.
Like how?
Basically, they're every single tweet that he's posted.
So isn't it funny, by the way, that this nerd hates Trump because he's an alpha, and the reason that he just incriminated himself is because he was horny for a girl.
It all comes back to pussy at the end of the day, doesn't it?
Now, here's a crazy one.
This is another one.
Same guy playing.
You should look at junior and senior and see what's in there.
You know what I mean?
Have you seen?
There's a reason why we have subpoena processes for that.
This is a clip that I'll talk to James about.
The amazing thing about it is I'm watching and I go, wait a minute, that's James O'Keefe's voice.
James O'Keefe went undercover.
You don't know who James O'Keefe is?
You don't recognize his face?
All he did was wear a black wig.
And these people fell for it because they have no idea what they're doing.
They hate us.
They're happy to flip on Trump.
And the takeaway from all this is they'd be happy to flip on you, too.
Let's talk to James.
James O'Keefe, are you there, sir?
Yes, I'm here.
Good to see you.
Now, I'm very excited about today's drop.
I think it means a lot more than just the Twitter's willing to release DMs.
I think it means Twitter doesn't like us.
They don't like the right.
No, and this is like part one.
They talk about storing all the information, and tomorrow we're going to drop part two, which talks about the shadow banning and how they specifically target people like you and others and how they make it so that when you tweet, that you think that you're sharing your tweets with your followers, but you're actually being what they call shadow banned so that your followers don't actually see you.
And they describe how they do this and the science behind it and how it works.
Oh my God.
It really is telling.
My theory is that a lot of tech people are nerds and they didn't get laid in high school.
So when they see alphas such as Trump or anyone who likes being a dude, they resent that because it reminds them of the atomic wedgies they got in high school.
Well, these guys are very technical and nerdy.
And, you know, they're talking to the woman in the tape and she's sort of like, oh my God, tell me more.
And there's a sort of a limit to the technical wisdom that they wanted to give this woman, you know, this attractive undercover reporter.
So I became the cutout, the guy with the wig and the nerdy glasses in the video.
You actually tweeted, you said, How did they not recognize you?
And I have no idea.
I mean, how do you not recognize this nose?
I couldn't believe that.
I hear your voice in the video, and I go, wait a minute, that's James O'Keefe actually there.
And all you did, we have a video.
You put a video on Instagram.
You just put black hair on your head and some glasses.
And now you're not James O'Keefe.
It's like Clark Kent all over again.
We're going to be putting on some glasses.
And that's a lot of six more that will help.
How do they not know who James O'Keefe is?
Well, I guess I'm just such a great actor.
I don't know.
But they wouldn't tell the girl the technical stuff.
So then I dressed up as the nerd, like the Clark Kent, you know, the Warby Parker glasses.
And then they started to spill the beans about whether they're cooperating with DOJ and giving DMs.
But this stuff, Gavin, it's just part one.
The media is silent because they don't know how to spin it.
Because if they gave the president's DMs to the Justice Department without a subpoena, that's unbelievable.
If they did it with a subpoena, that's news.
So they have to kind of ignore it because they know there's more coming and they don't want to say the wrong thing that gets contradicted by tomorrow's release.
So that's where we are.
And tomorrow, I think, is when the conservative base will really get up in arms.
James DeMore at Google is suing Google for censoring him.
And Charles Johnson sued Twitter on Monday.
Yeah, we have him on the same show.
Yeah, so Twitter episode.
Tomorrow is going to be all the shadow banning content and the algorithms and how they work.
Well, that's wonderful.
We can't wait to check it out.
Thank you for coming on the show.
I guess we're out of time already, but one last thing I wanted to throw in there.
Whatever happened with that fake news HQ vandalism that was on your building?
So we got the security footage, posted it.
The footage was very grainy, but this guy, I posted the footage.
You know, he chems up, he spray paints, and he runs away.
So we filed a report and, you know, and we just painted over the spray paint.
You know, I mean, people are showing up to my building now, like surveilling the people who walk in and out, all of our undercover people.
So our undercover people have to be in a safe house in another city.
Well, yeah, I noticed that.
The Project Veritas Exposed has listed all the different.
Are you on there?
Oh, yes, you are on there.
I'm on there because I posted a picture of myself working for you and said, here I am working for you.
And they said, aha, he works for you.
They actually didn't get half of my current staff going back two years.
So I know there's no moles in my current operation.
That's pretty significant when I've got 50 people working with me.
And thank you for recognizing.
This is really hard work.
This investigation at Twitter took us a year.
We've had people building relationships with these engineers for a year.
And that's how long it takes.
And you'll see it.
And by the way, let me just give a little tease.
They actually talk about your private parts and your dick pics.
I can say dick pics on your program.
I couldn't say it on Hannity's show.
And they actually talk about storing these pictures in a database and what they do with them.
I'm not making this up.
It gets really good.
It's like Snowden.
We'll see what happens tomorrow and Monday.
Well, I'm glad I don't have any dick pics out there.
I knew something was up when someone asked for them.
Women are not attracted to penises, so when they ask for a dick pic, something's up.
Don't do it, boys.
James, thanks for coming on the show.
And we're so impressed with what you do.
And I can't reiterate this enough.
James O'Keeffe is an honest man.
99% of what he gets goes in the garbage because you can't con an honest man.
And when you see something, it has been vetted and it is the real deal.
Yes, it's been vetted by lawyers.
We don't take people out of context.
And why do people keep resigning if it's fake?
People are going to keep resigning.
Twitter confirmed it's fake.
Twitter confirmed it's real.
They issued a statement saying the guy said what he said today.
They say he doesn't represent us.
Yeah, if it's all irrelevant, where's Acorn?
I know.
Absolutely.
Thanks for coming to the show, James.
I like you more than a friend.
See you soon.
Bye-bye.
Oh, my God.
Remember yesterday when I was talking about that HM ad that said coolest monkey in the jungle and everyone made it about race?
Well, I saw this video.
It's still going.
The whole thing is still going strong.
And I saw this video and it starts out saying, when stupidity struck, excellence answered.
And I saw stupidity struck and I went, oh, good.
Someone is going to point out how ridiculous the allegation is that an $18 billion fashion retailer decided to throw a racist joke into their catalog.
Clearly that's not true.
No, the stupidity is still on their end.
So what they are doing now is they're photoshopping this kid with a crown on his head to say, hey, kid, you're not a monkey.
You're a king.
No one was implying that black people are monkeys.
It said coolest monkey in the jungle for a kid.
You're the dummies that made it racial.
And now you're so happy to have an example of racism that you're fighting back against this mythical beast.
It's like you're Bigfoot chasers and your job is now fighting Bigfoot.
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