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Sept. 12, 2018 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
And thank you for coming on the show.
Thank you for having me.
I miss you so much, Gavin.
I've been going through and withdrawals pretty badly.
I haven't seen you in months.
Nobody has.
You were making this book.
I was making this book.
And it is called Resistance is Futile.
How the Trump-Hating Left Lost Its Collective Mind.
I was sort of saying that recently about being banned from Twitter.
They are determined to shut out conservatives from social media.
All the smartest ones.
And it's not going to work.
Trump's already won.
Trump has won.
He doesn't know that.
So if we can get a message to the president, your president, you're not limited to tweeting.
You can actually do stuff.
And one of the things he does need to do is with social media.
I mean, I don't know if you saw this today, but now they're describing David Horowitz and Restoration Weekend, where you and I have both.
Apparently that was a white supremacist gathering, Gav, and they're going after David Horowitz, one of our side's, maybe our side's best writer.
I mean, and if you haven't read all of his books, I don't know where I'm supposed to look, but read all of his books because he's really magnificent, beautiful writer, and does so much research.
To be calling David Horowitz a white supremacist, we've lost you and Milo, two of the funniest people on our side.
Alex Jones is hilarious, and I was just saying to your producer, well, the whole conspiracy theory thing, that was six years ago.
Six years ago.
Not quite biased.
Sorry.
By the way, can you imagine the left having to stand up to that kind of scrutiny where you say, like Anthony Cumia is banned from the Creek?
Cumia, who was hilarious.
He got attacked by a gigantic black maybe woman, we're not sure, punched in the head a bunch of times, and he swore on Twitter.
Right.
And they're still, now he can't go to the Creek in the Cave of Comedy Club because he swore, and that was about six years ago, too.
Right, right.
And then you go to the next one.
No, but look at who they are.
They are our funniest people, our best writers, and we're pretty much going to be left with David French and National Review saying, anchor babies, that's who we are.
That was today's.
That's what I woke up to today.
He called us all anchor babies?
No, no, no, no, no.
As they call it, birthright citizenship.
That's part of who we are.
They're defending anchor babies, saying it's who we are.
All right, that's what I mean.
So he's saying all of America is just a bunch of anchor babies.
Not exactly, but anchor babies are Americans, which they aren't.
Sorry.
That goes two books back to Adios America, where I explained very clearly it was crayon scribbling on the Constitution.
Look, it goes back to our founding fathers.
No, it was in Justice Brennan footnote.
Right.
Dicta.
No court has ever ruled, no legislature has ever legislated that the child of an illegal born in America is a citizen.
It's utter nonsense.
Trump was right.
Oh yeah, and he won the election.
Someone remind him again.
Well, when we act weak like that, you have Chinese flights coming in with these eight and a half month pregnant women, pushing some babies out and then getting back on the plane.
No, they have the anchor baby hotels in LA.
It's been going on forever.
Everybody in LA knows about it, but they're, no, is that national news?
No.
And they're shopping, by the way, down on Rodeo Drive, going to all of the fancy stores.
They're totally loaded women.
It's very expensive to go on one of the birth, the citizen, American citizenship tours.
And then they go into the hospital and claim to be indigent.
So you're paying for them to have their babies as they're, you know, leaving the hospital and going to Louis Vuitton.
We leave ourselves so vulnerable when we act like pussies.
Yes, well, we don't act like pussies, so they shut us down.
Yeah.
Well, there's also the things they really hate, too, are people who crossed over.
Like Alan Dershowitz didn't really cross over, but he stuck to a free speech.
But Horowitz was a liberal.
He came over, Cassandra Fairbanks.
And that's one of their pet peeves.
Their other biggie is, does this person have appeal?
Right, effectiveness.
Are they charming?
Right.
Like, they don't care about Richard Spencer.
Right.
Oh, no, they want to make him a star.
Yeah, yeah.
David Duke, not an issue.
But someone like, I think next you're going to start seeing the moderates like Dave Rubin, Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan.
That's who's next on the chopping block.
I don't know.
I think it goes in terms of effectiveness.
You don't think they're not effective?
They're not.
You and Milo are hilarious.
Kumi a hilarious appeal to a different sort of market.
I mean, it drives me crazy that they've taken away this word alt-right.
That suddenly, I mean, you can't just steal words like that.
Alt, there's like alt-rock, alt-conservative.
We know what it means.
It means wild men like you and Milo.
It's not David Horowitz and me.
It's wild men.
We know what alt-right is.
It's not flamboyant Richard Spencer, who's either a federal agent or just an eccentric who really likes publicity.
And that's the way to get it is to either declare yourself a white nationalist or a never-Trumper.
Right.
But I think when Alt-Right first came out, I was happy to identify with it because I thought it meant alternative right.
But I think that's changed.
I don't call myself alt-right anymore.
It's become anti-Semitic, it's become racial identity.
Yes, I think we should.
They can't steal that word, no.
So you're holding on to it?
Yeah.
No, because, I mean, what is alt-rock?
Is that Nazi rock?
No, it's a different, it's like grunge rock.
But Spencer coined the term and he took it to a different place.
Screw him, he coined the term.
He didn't coin alt.
There's been alt rock around forever.
Screw him.
No, he did not invent alt.
Okay.
Alt has a meaning.
Yeah, you're right.
It's not like I'm trying to reclaim gay or liberal.
No, those are gone.
People are always telling me, liberal, but I'm a 19th century liberal.
Give it up.
We lost that word.
It means leftist.
And you may as well go around calling yourself gay, Meaning, you're happy.
No, forget those.
But alt has a meaning independent of alt-right.
It means something new and more hip and younger and different.
I think I might disagree with you.
This might be the only time I disagree with you.
I think that ship has sailed, and I don't want anything to do with it.
I'm going to start emailing you penis enlargement ads again.
Again.
Yeah, those work too well.
You know what I...
I will get to your book, but I still have some other questions before we do a giant infomercial.
It's not just an infomercial, it's about everything that's happening right now.
Yes.
But I got to say, I'm not sure I want to be in the country when the next election goes because Trump's winning, and these people are getting crazier.
I've never been so scared of the weak.
I know.
If Tony Soprano wants to kill you, you go, uh-oh, there's going to be a fight.
There's a big guy that wants to get me.
But I'm scared of like frail women.
Like, I'll be at a restaurant with my kids, and I'll see some blue-haired feminist who's just a fat pig that I could obviously beat up like with a bag on my head.
And I'll just be going, uh-oh, okay, okay.
Yes.
She's going to come over, and I don't know, smash a glass on her face and try to bite my kid.
Yes.
They're maniacal now.
No, I mean, I've been living with this for a long time, so I have a very strong sense of where there's danger and where there isn't.
And the only absolute rule I can give you is pretty girls are either apolitical or they're right-wing.
You can't tell with boys.
You can have a good-looking boy leftist, and I have so many fans.
I would never guess looking at them, hair down to their waist, tattoos up and down their arms, total right-wing lunatics.
You cannot tell with boys.
When there's a pretty girl walking up to my table, my pulse does not go up.
They just have so much animosity.
I think that's what they really hate about Trump, is he represents the blonde, hunk, alpha male, tough guy.
And we've been brainwashed since birth to the term date raping jocks.
And that's why UV was such a quick hoax.
We see the proud Westerner as somehow an evil rapist.
And we love the nerds, the outcasts.
What's this wee pale face?
Okay, you just hit on two points that...
All right.
Number one, why they hate Trump.
Chapter three of my book.
Bald face lie number two.
Take a hacking joke.
I'm sorry, wrong one.
Chapter four.
Trump is a racist.
We've scientifically proved it.
Yes, that's the one on Charlottesville, and it's why I think they hate him.
I mean, obviously what Trump said was 100% correct.
It has been proved over the last year.
There were good people on both sides and bad people on both sides.
Couldn't have been proved more overwhelmingly.
What drives them crazy about Trump, and he is the only elected Republican I have ever seen do this.
I mean, maybe there were some wonderful congressmen who do it, maybe like Steve King, a few others.
When the media say jump, he doesn't say how high.
And every other Republican does.
That's why they were mad at him for Charlottesville.
No, you must say the bad people were only on one side.
We want you to say this and we want you to say it now.
And I have some of the quotes, one of my favorite things he does.
Well, two things that are really wonderful about Trump in that everyone in the White House, including Bannon, did not want Trump to talk about Charlottesville.
Just pull him away from the mics.
Don't let him have a press conference.
Not our Trump.
He went out there for the infrastructure press conference and not a single question was on.
No, I'm sorry, there were two of 800 questions that were on infrastructure.
All the rest was, why does David Duke like you?
This is our press corps.
But he began, when they bring up Charlottesville, he began with one of my favorite things he does because it drives them mad to say, no, my statement was excellent.
And I gave it at just the right time.
And the timing was perfect.
Well, it's sort of like his campaign.
He refused to get advisors.
And those advisors take all your money and they say, talk to this press person and say this.
And he goes, no, I don't want any advisors.
Yes.
I'll just talk to them myself.
If he would just do that and fire everyone in the White House and do whatever he thinks of when he wakes up in the middle of the night, this country would be so well run right now because his instincts are great, but he's just, all he does is tweet.
And all of his advisors must be telling him, no, no, you can't do that.
What do you think?
You're president?
And the other thing you reminded me of, okay, what were we talking?
We were talking about, it was a very, oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
How we're taught to hate white Western men.
American men, basically.
People who built this.
But a particular type, like Strong, the Letterman here, football player, the archetypal alpha dude.
Yeah.
Not Ducky from 16 Candles.
This is in the Don Jr. chapter, which is excellent.
A Tale of Two Dicks?
No, that's comparing Richard Nixon and Clinton's impeachments, which is very important.
Don Jr. and Hillary both wear pants.
One of them colluded with Russia.
Yes.
Okay, so in that one, their claim about the big obstruction of justice from Don Jr. for agreeing to meet with Russians who claim to have opposition research and just, you know, word to the wise, it's not like I'm a lawyer or anything.
Oh, yes, I am.
It's not illegal to look at what someone has.
If someone tells you I've counterfeit Rembrandts, want to come see them, you can go see them.
Yes.
That's not colluding.
You can look at them.
In fact, you'd be negligent not to.
Yeah, I have something that could change the whole course of the election.
Yeah, yeah.
What do you got?
Well, you'd at least want to look.
There is nothing illegal.
And point two, there's nothing illegal about lying to the press.
He didn't lie.
He didn't look at anything counterfeit because there was nothing about Russians.
But the point is the idea that the media, the New York Times, is upset about lying by omission.
What he said was, yes, I met with this woman.
We talked about Russian adoptions.
That is true.
She didn't have any APPO research on Hillary.
The whole thing was a scam to push this adoption thing, to lobby Don Jr., basically.
He describes what actually happened as opposed to what he was hoping would happen.
So they're all hysterical.
No, it's a lie by omission, lie by omission, which I would like the New York Times to change its motto to.
Something I have gone after the New York Times forever on.
And I have, if we're going after lies by omission, I have storage lockers full of examples from the New York Times that I'd like to pass to Robert Mueller.
But one of the biggest examples that close followers of Ann Coulter will know is in every immigration crime.
Oh, we will hear about the rape, the brutality, we will hear about the murder.
We'll never hear that it is an immigrant, legal or illegal.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
And the example from Adios America was the gang rapes.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't laugh about gang rapes, but gang rapes, I'm laughing at the New York Times, not the gang rapes.
Gotcha.
Hmong are out raping like mad.
They're very rapey.
Oh, really?
I never knew that.
The Hmong.
The Hmong, huge.
Yeah, Minnesota, parts of California, because we didn't have enough Hmong.
Hmong, what the hell are we doing with the Hmong?
They're the only Asians who aren't really high IQ and accept massive amounts of welfare.
Welcome, welcome.
So anyway, we take a million of them.
Canada takes one.
Did we draw sticks on this?
How did we get a million?
So anyway, there are all these rash of gang rapes of little girls, child rape, they're particularly big on.
And the New York Times does a major, major, major story on it.
All the details and millions of quotes in the town.
The reporter must have lived out there for a while.
And if you didn't know who had done the raping, it was all about, it could have happened anywhere.
Toxic masculinity.
It could have been in a fraternity house.
It could have been in a suburban footballer's house in New Jersey.
Just on and on and on about creating one image in your head.
So yeah, I want the New York Times to change its motto to lying by omissions since 1817 or whenever they start.
I always have a fantasy.
I think I may have used this in another book, but oh, screw it.
I used it again.
It's my fantasy New York Times obituary on Hitler.
German painter dies.
Yeah, it's always Arizona, man.
But I think it's, and of course the culture is totally relevant.
Like we've had this rash in Long Island and Queens of these illegals and these Mexican immigrants going into girls' bedrooms and masturbating.
And you look at the age of consent in Mexico and it's 12.
Right.
And you can't help but think, this isn't just a random act, this is a cultural thing.
Yes.
Women are sex objects at a very young age in that culture.
Oh, as I warned in Addios America, American women have no idea how good they have it or have it if we continue on the path right.
There is no other culture in America except, or in the world, except Anglo-American culture, that treats women with such respect.
And equality, I mean, something that de Tocqueville wrote about and part of what made America so great, equality in some ways, obviously, but with men as the protectors.
One of the great things de Tocqueville wrote about, I didn't go into this in Adigos America, but he said that the reason he was making fun of European women compared to American women and said, you know, the European women are all back fainting on the couches, eating bonbons, waiting for someone to deliver the calling card, whereas in America they're, yes, let's go conquer the West.
And you couldn't have had the pioneers going out and conquering the West unless the women are willing to go with the men and face down savage scalping Indians.
You know, I've always had a theory that has no evidence whatsoever, but when you first see the suffragettes and they're pushing for the women's vote, I can't help but think there was a man going, just go get it.
You should get to vote, right?
Yeah, I guess.
Well, go!
Go on a march.
Here's a sign I made you.
Hold that sign and say, you listen to me, young man, and you get the vote.
Okay, like this?
It just seems so male to demand the right to vote.
I really prefer the idea of the man, you know, conferring with the little woman around the table and casting a vote for the family.
Yes, me too.
I had a big fight with my wife about that.
And she goes, you have your vote, I have my vote.
And I said, no, it's like moving to a new city because we're essentially moving to a new phase of the country.
And if we were going to move to Denver, we'd have a long discussion about it.
We wouldn't just load up the U-Haul and say, come on in, we're going.
One thing I wanted to get to before we go back into this is talking about the resistance, because I need to squeeze this in.
They are so completely insane that sometimes I'll just listen to them and go, I don't think we've ever been farther apart.
Like, do you know who Michael Hirshorn is?
He's a producer.
He did VH1 stuff.
Smart guy, Jewish guy.
I think I may have had dinner with him.
Is he in New York?
Yes, he worked at the Atlantic for a long time.
He was very nice at dinner, but I knew he was a liberal.
Yes, totally intelligent.
I like having dinner with the liberals.
Well, you like riling them up.
It's a little harder now since you got elected.
Yeah, that's what I was getting to.
He says to me the other day, he says, I go, look, dude, there's not a Gestapo coming.
They're not going to take you away.
And he goes, okay, well then will you have my back when they come to my apartment to take me away?
Oh, he was joking.
No, no, and I've heard it more than once.
cartoonist friend Peter Cooper also said the exact same thing.
They have this vision of these guys coming to your home, taking you out, throwing, I don't know, in a van, in a, As soon as he gets, you know, I wish, he gets elected, and it turns out, no, he's a suck-up personality.
He doesn't like to be disliked.
He flatters everyone, including the dreamers whom he told us he was going to.
Oh, they're incredible kids, incredible kids.
Kim Jong-un loves his people.
Great guy.
What a sense of humor.
He's a total suck up.
He's, as the expression goes, he's like a couch cushion.
He bears the impression of the last person who sat in him.
It's whatever the last person who talked to him said.
And I mean, the striking example to me of this is he has 100% power under the Constitution to exclude anyone he wants from this country.
Just to be extra clear about it, years and years ago, Congress drafted a law, both, you know, negotiated out, Republicans, Democrats, House, the Senate, they bang out a law, it gets signed into law by the president.
So there's also a federal law expressly stating that the President of the United States may exclude any foreigners in the best interest of the United States.
It has been used many, many times.
Citizens or not?
No, not citizens.
Okay.
So you can arrest citizens if they've done something and throw them in the huskow.
But this is 100% within his power.
The Hawaii judge, district court judge, says, oh, no, not so fast.
And what does Trump do?
I mean, he's not below a district court judge.
To the contrary, these are equal branches of government, or co-equal, my favorite word, because it means the same thing.
Trump holds all of the executive branch power in his normally shaped hands.
Meanwhile, the judiciary branch, the entire branch, there were what, probably, you could Google it, but say 2,000 judges, federal judges of some type or another in New York.
Let's say it's 800, 500.
At the very bottom is a district court judge.
At the very bottom.
So 1, 1, 800th of the entire executive branch power versus 1, 100th or 1, 1, 800th, or whatever it is, 1, 1,000th of judiciary branch power.
He says no to the commander-in-chief.
And what does Trump do?
Does he say thanks for your opinion?
I'm excluding them, which he has every right under the Constitution to do?
No, he says, we'll appeal it.
We'll go through the courts.
Okay, you will.
Kowtow.
I remember you saying the lowest point of the presidency, and this was a while ago, but it was at a meeting where he was talking about dreamers and immigration.
And he just flipped in the meeting and said, yeah, we can talk about...
We can talk about amnesty.
Why not?
Yeah, let's do it.
And you're sitting there going, what happened to Donald Trump?
And I did watch it, and I think you're right.
It was a real low point because you weren't looking at a man with balls.
And when it takes Kevin McCarthy stepping in to buck up the commander-in-chief, whoa, we've hit a low point.
But I will say, I mean, he does have to do something.
He can't just keep tweeting.
I love the tweets, by the way.
Don't get me wrong.
I'm not one of these idiots who goes on TV.
I think the president tweets too much.
You know, if that's all you have to say, maybe stay home.
Maybe don't get the car to TV.
Not that interesting.
I love his tweets.
I think he should tweet more.
But it's more than tweeting, being president.
Yes.
He has to do some stuff.
But I will say we used to have to reel him back during the campaign as well.
I don't know if you remember one of the debates.
It was almost like the moment as president in the Oval Office when he just gave the store away on immigration.
When he was toMarco Rubio's left on H-1B workers.
Really?
Yeah.
And he had to, before the end of the debate, Corey had already typed up the retraction.
Yeah, those H-1B viss are a huge swath of illegals because they overstay them.
But you know what else I've noticed?
When James O'Keefe was doing his expose on big tech and he's in Google and Twitter, everyone had an accent.
Everyone seemed to be Indian or something.
And I'm thinking, it's strange to be so left-wing and political when you just got here.
And I think they were assimilating.
They're just assimilating to the local lefty culture of San Francisco and like, what's the deal here?
Okay, we hate everyone, Trump.
Okay, I'll be shunting those guys down, buddy.
Let's take it off the lines.
Like the head of Twitter's ethics, social, I think it was Google's ethics and social thing.
He's like, hello, I'm running this social network.
And you're like, how long have you been here?
An hour and a half?
And you're telling me, a new citizen?
I'm actually just got here too.
You're telling Americans how they can handle their own free speech?
I think the most important point on this, and it's completely irrelevant to this book, but it's important enough that I dropped a footnote to include it to alert my fellow citizens, African Americans, that all the good social justice warrior jobs are being taken by immigrants.
They really are.
They really are.
Look, it's one thing.
You're African American.
You're descended from slaves.
Yes, you have a special place in American history.
Civil rights are for you.
You can tell us which words to use.
Affirmative action set asides.
Well, whether we may argue about how useful and helpful they are, but yes, extra help.
That was the whole idea of the entire civil rights era.
We have this one, 10%, 15% of the population that's got the short end of the stick for a couple hundred years.
Okay, you're special in American history.
Then immigrants come in.
Oh, no, we're getting on that train.
Forget you, black people.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
And every place you look, the reason I brought it up in the book was it was when we found out one of my favorite things, and I'm totally segueing back into the book, but it's interesting and you'll like it.
Okay.
I'll let it slide.
Let it slide.
I'm actually here to talk about the book.
When we found out that the FBI was spying on the Trump campaign.
Okay, two things about that.
One is to get into how black people should be really pissed off that immigrants are taking all the good social justice warrior jobs.
And the claim being made far and wide was, no, we weren't spying on Trump.
We were trying to protect him.
Oh, really?
I haven't heard that one.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That was all over.
Because, you know, they didn't need to protect Hillary.
Screw her.
Who cares if the Russians are going after her?
We need to protect Trump.
So they only send in spies to try to embarrass the Trump administration.
And this woman who used to be at the FBI writes an article in the Washington Post.
And the title actually was something like, the FBI was trying to protect Trump.
What Trump doesn't get about national security or something like this.
And her name is Rajahn Punjabi or something.
So that's where I dropped the footnote because she's now head of diversity at Harvard Global Studies.
No, no, no, no.
We're not into diversity.
We are into integration.
This is a biracial country.
Black people, yes, you get everything.
We're spending it on you.
But they're not getting any of it.
It's all being swooped up by Asians.
Well, they have tenacious immigrants because they're coming from hellholes where you better be good at hustling or you're going to die.
Right.
So they come here and they're good at corruption.
They're good at social justice warriorism.
It's like getting an A in calculus.
I'm going to be the best social justice warrior.
I hate white man.
Got it?
Got it?
Do I get an A plus in social justice warriorism?
No, you can tell a group of Asian immigrants what's really respected in our society is gay porn.
And they would be number one at gay porn.
Well, Margaret Cho's mom had a great successful gay porn store where she sold gay porn mics.
So they do do a good job of that.
Okay, point two on that.
What's great about that chapter is to compare the truthful spying by the FBI.
The one time, I mean, when I heard them talking about what they were doing to Trump, little bell went on, light bulb, one dawn over my head.
That's exactly what the FBI was actually doing in the case of Martin Luther King.
Both Kennedy brothers, the Attorney General, the president himself, took Martin Luther King for a walk in the Rose Garden, repeatedly warned Martin Luther King, you are being advised by communists.
These are bad guys.
You've got to stay away from them.
One was Levinson, one was Odell.
I think it was Stan Levinson and Jack O'Dell.
And by the way, the one I think we should have a day for, Justice Thurogood Marshall, he fought for civil rights the American way, as I describe in my book, Demonic, not the French Revolution way.
He brought lawsuits saying, live up to your Constitution, Americans.
He brought lawsuits and he won those lawsuits.
I have so much admiration for Thurogood Marshall, but he had a big campaign to keep the communists out of the civil rights movement.
He knew they were trying to come in because what do communists want?
What they want now with anti-FOD.
They just want chaos.
They just want space and violence and people at the barricades.
And the communists were totally infiltrating Martin Luther King's movement.
Again, who was working directly with J. Edgar Hoover, Thurgood Marshall was, to keep the communists out of the NAACP?
Not Martin Luther King.
So the Kennedy brothers, who had, you know, worked with Martin Luther King, they're warning him, warning him, warning him, you got to throw out Odell and Levinson.
And he refused to listen to them.
This great movement, like the Trump movement, great movement, it actually was true in the case of Martin Luther King.
He was being infiltrated, haha, by Russians when the Russians actually were bent on world domination.
And it was, you know, they have their gulags and show trials.
It was actually a scary regime then, not just a normally corrupt country as it is now.
And when he refused to comply, Martin Luther King, that's when the Kennedy brothers directed Hoover and said, to protect us, to protect Martin Luther King, to protect this great movement, you got to spy on him.
And that's when we found out about all the wild orgies with white women.
Yes, yes.
We shouldn't laugh about that.
That was a sad part.
But Thurgood Marshall should be, he should be the one we honor the most.
He really was a tremendously great man and great American.
And yeah, Martin Luther King was great in the early days.
But later, when he was overtaken by the communists, it was just toward the end.
People forget this.
He became very anti-American, very communist agit prop at the end.
Yeah, well, that's the way the left works is the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
They don't care if they did pull in radical Islam.
And I think the communists and the socialists, they see blacks as pets.
Yes.
Yes.
Like a dog.
And if you treat it right, you can get it, or if you treat it correctly, you can turn it into a good attack dog.
Right.
And make it fight.
And I went to a Black Lives Matter thing undercover for James O'Keefe.
And there's all of this communist propaganda in their rooms.
And it's all black people with their fists like that and red berets on.
Yeah, yeah, like Jazzy Cozo.
And I just think communism in black America, it just seems like those two groups have nothing in common.
I don't see a black guy waiting in line to get like one goat's eye, laughing styrofoam, and no color, no hot sauce, you know?
Just like, this might be goat, I don't really know, but that's your meat next.
They want collared greens.
No, you're right.
And part of the way to back up your point about liberals treating black people like they're little pets, one thing I've always noticed is somebody like me who's a Christian, oh, well, that.
Oh, we have to sneer.
And it's, oh, it's so horrible.
It's probably a white identitarian movement or something.
But black people's Christianity, oh, that's cute.
Yeah, I love your song.
Yeah.
That's beautiful.
You're your gospel song.
Except when they voted down Prop 8 in California.
Bad dog.
Bad dog.
What are you doing?
That's not what I gave you your Alpo for.
Well, that's right.
No, they pretended that black people had nothing to do with that and that it was the Mormons.
Yeah.
Well, they hate, I think they're giving up on blacks as pets because they don't play nice with homosexuals and that's not, or at least gay marriage, that they're not atheist enough.
And they're going, okay, we need a more intricate saboteur.
And they go with Linda Sarsour and Radical Islam because that has more oomph.
Right.
Also, keep the focus on hating white America.
We can all agree on that, right?
Muslims, gays.
You know, I was just thinking about that this time.
Women who believe in equal rights, but we all hate white American men.
Yes.
Yeah, the N-word.
The guy who said the N-word seven years ago and has to be persecuted forever for it.
Meanwhile, you know, public enemy, these rap bands are saying the worst things.
Like, I just saw Eminem wearing a shirt that said, Sleeping with the Enemy, and it's from a rapper named Paris who talks about how black cops are sleeping with the enemy because the devil is the white man and white cops and these guys are evil.
And I thought, imagine a black guy wearing a shirt that said, Sleeping with the Enemy, and it was a black guy.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
But there's this ethnomasochism in this country.
We're so obsessed with racism and the N-word and this guy's social media.
So they've moved on from racism because I think they started to notice that every time they called something racist, it gotten a little thin and people started to laugh.
So now it's white nationalist.
Yes, yes, white nationalists.
Stephen Horowitz, white nationalist.
Peter Brimlow, white nationalist.
Do we have any say in what we're labeled?
It's like calling someone a poopy head.
But also, I don't even believe in the concept.
I don't even think it's a thing.
The idea that a black guy would have everything in common with you, like you met him online or something through some sort of chat and you go, hey, we're going to be at this bar watching the Mets.
Oh, I love the Mets.
See you there, buddy.
And then you see him and go, oh.
I didn't know that you were going to be colored.
Yeah.
Well, that's what Harvard did to a Cuban.
You know that?
No.
Cuban guy applied.
I'm pretty sure it was Harvard.
We may have to Google to check my facts, but definitely a major important university.
I think it was Harvard.
Cuban guy got in and they realized, oh, we thought you were a different kind of Hispanic.
They threw him out.
Really?
Not the good kind.
Not the good kind.
Cubans vote Republican.
Yeah, because they've experienced socialism.
It's just like Ayan Hirsiale and all these ex-Muslims talking about Islam with authority.
Sometimes when I talk to these people, and it's not just they're going to round me up, but have you seen these signs that after Trump came in, it would be in schools and says, I stand by my immigrant students.
Okay, I get you.
I stand by my Muslim students.
What?
I stand by my disabled students.
So you go, let me get this straight.
Now, the Trump Gestapo is going to go in, just pick up a guy in a wheelchair, pump them over his back, and the teacher will have to go, put him down.
Put him back in his chair.
You're not stealing my disabled students.
Like, what universe do you live in?
No, if they really believe this is child abuse, because you shouldn't be scaring children like that.
We can't even get Trump to do a few of the basic things here.
We can't even.
When are we now?
Like day 520?
Has he renegotiated NAFTA yet?
Has he pulled troops out of Afghanistan?
Has he deported illegals?
Has he built the wall?
And they're claiming they're worrying it's going to be in Gestapo?
No, join with us.
You wish.
Join with us.
And you really want to go after.
I have great advice for the resistance in this book.
And my suggestion to them right there in chapter one, they didn't have to read beyond that, but it's lots of fun, and they should.
It's to get Trump on the worst thing he's actually done, as opposed to running off on demented conspiracy theories.
And what I thought we could all get together on is how he kind of betrayed all of his voters.
With the lack of wall.
Well, lack of wall, lack of deportations, lack of renegotiation of NAFTA, lack of bringing home troops.
I think you know this.
Next year, kids who weren't born on 9-11 will be dying in Afghanistan.
What the F are we doing over there?
And why aren't they on our border?
Our troops.
No, we defend every border in the universe except ours.
Can I look at that constitution again?
Yeah, and that's what he was elected on.
We'd go to his rallies during the campaign, and it was pretty good, and everyone was having fun, and then he'd notice a lull, and he'd go, we're going to build that wall.
And everyone would go, yes!
Yes, yes.
And I mean, the good thing about him going out and doing rallies for a few months before the election is, for one thing, they're very popular.
It'll gin up his base, and there isn't a lot else to gin up the base other than watching how insane the resistance is and what the alternatives are.
But number two, what was great about the rallies is he had a 100,000 person, a 20,000 person focus group right there.
It's not like when you look at his opening statement, as I pointed out in In Trump We Trust, which I would totally write again, even though he hasn't done any of the great stuff he ran on.
At least he promised it and nobody else was promising it.
If you look at his opening, that wonderful, what I call the Mexican rapist speech, when he came down the escalator, the really good part about the Mexican rapists, that was just one of 20 parts.
That wasn't bigger than anything else like cutting taxes or building up the military.
It was because of the audience reaction that that became basically the campaign theme.
It was the people who made it build the wall and deport illegals.
What was so wonderful about Trump, and he does still have this, how much he hates the media and he does not bend to them.
After he gave the Mexican Rapist speech, I then went on Bill Maher three days later and said that at that point he was the most likely to win.
Woohoo!
I'm brushing my teeth and twirling my hair.
God, I've watched that clip two million times.
Well, I was still waiting.
It was three days later.
He wasn't even my candidate yet.
I just knew any candidate who came along and picked up the immigration issue would be the most.
And that's why I said, well, right now, him.
But I was fully expecting, 100% expecting five days later he'd be saying, no, they're sending their Nobel Prize winners.
Diversity is our strength.
And he never backed down.
When he gets attacked by the media, he digs his heels in and he redoubles his point.
Oh my gosh, it's magnificent.
Yeah, and it inspires the rest of us to dig our heels in and go, 80% of the girls crossing get raped.
That means they're sending their rapists.
That's what rape culture is.
In fact, the women, I don't even think they see it the way an American woman would see rape.
They're just sort of like, getting raped.
They take birth control.
It's just part of the negotiation.
No, it's disgusting.
It's very common.
It's very disgusting.
It's not a culture we want in our country.
I saw yesterday, I don't think I even retweeted these, but there were two separate incidents, I don't know if I saw it yesterday, but just in the last few months, of 79-year-old and one was an 81-year-old woman smuggling heroin across our border.
Oh, Jesus.
No, it's part, this isn't, you act like you're rescuing the women and children from this culture, but when you bring them in in such great numbers, and that's why, you know, the main immigration group and in anti- or immigration restrictionist group, Numbers USA, their name isn't Mexican sock.
Their name is Numbers USA.
When you bring people in in such great numbers, you are bringing in that culture.
You are not bringing in people to assimilate to our obviously superior culture.
Yeah, you end up with sanctuary cities where city halls are conducted in Spanish, and that is slowly going to become the end of America.
Ballots?
Ballots?
They're not going to be conducting congressional business in Somali or whatever the language is.
Yeah, it is disturbing how blind they all are.
But who do you think they're going to run in 2020?
I can't even.
Oh, Camela Harris.
Oh, really?
If she throws her hat in the ring, you heard it here first.
She'll be the nominee.
Really?
But what are they running on?
I go to the DNC site and I see lawn signs that say, hate has no home here, which goes back to what we were saying about racism, where everyone reads that and goes, yeah.
So like 99.999% of the homes?
Right.
But what do you mean hate?
Like you walk in and it's just like, this is a hate house.
It is.
It's the hate toward, there is a lot of hate and there is fascist, dangerous, violent uprising in America.
And as always, see my book, Demonic, it's coming from the left.
It's a crazy Orwellian 1984 world we're living in, where the media just keeps obsessing with, I don't even think David Duke is alive.
I think he died 50 years ago.
But we have to hear about him.
Whenever a Republican is running for president, do you disavow him?
Have you heard anything about him except when a Republican's running for president?
So, okay, let's say he exists.
I don't think anyone's died after he gave a speech.
Lots of people have died after Al Sharpton gives a speech.
And he has his own show on MSNBC, visited the Obama White House dozens of times, is a respected guest at the Democratic National Convention.
We have actual fascist violence against Trump supporters that started during the campaign.
It has only gotten worse since.
They shut down that rally in Chicago.
There was the woman being egged.
And I mean, anybody who went to the Trump rally saw that you might be chased and egged.
And, you know, it's happy families bringing their kids to this fun Trump rally at the inauguration.
All of them, 200 people arrested.
The judge dismissed most of the charges against them.
Charlottesville, bad people on both sides, but oh no, according to Mitt Romney, bad people only on one side because the actual fascists took the precaution of calling themselves anti-fascist.
And as I point out in the book, if only the Nazis had thought of that.
All we have to do is say we're anti-fascist and we can do anything.
And you have Don Lemon on ceiling going, now you see it in the name, it's anti-fascist.
That was what Mitt Romney said.
Give poor Don Lemon a break.
Mitt Romney said that.
So does that mean if you're pro-choice, you're anti-life?
I can just go on the actual words people are using now.
So pro-life and anti-life.
Right.
Now the syntax is everything.
We're falling for it.
You can just call yourself anything and they can call us anything.
It's poopy head.
We're living in, it's like being three-year-olds.
Well, I was talking to my lawyer because every time they call the proud boys white nationalists or Nazis or something, I send a lawyer letter and my lawyer was saying, this is losing its own, my friend.
The word Nazi has now been diluted to jerk.
And I can't give people hell for calling you a jerk.
It's just become a bland insult.
Like they go, you're a white supremacist, and I go, who else is?
Is Donald Trump?
Yep.
What about everyone who voted for him?
Yep.
Well, now the word's gone.
That's what I'm saying.
That's how they had to move on from racist.
Because racist, whoa, that's been gone for a while.
So now it's, you know, white supremacist, Nazi, and it's.
White nationalists.
And they say, this guy was on Tucker, this Antifa guy, and he said, you know, you're calling us violent, but we're standing up to people who want to genocide entire groups of people.
Yeah, they're trying to genocide us.
Yeah, they really are.
No, they are standing up on behalf of the people who want to genocide.
Right, but the accusation is that we want to start internment camps and have like the disabled people go here, the clowns here, the children.
Tucker's got to stop putting those people on.
It's not worth it.
I can see that 24-7 on MSNBC.
I can see it 24-7 on Sienna.
Once a week, bring on a nut.
But other than that, can we please hear an intelligent conservative?
Please, please, please.
We're dying for it.
I don't know how he gets liberals on his show.
I can't.
It's like feeding a squirrel.
You're just like, come here, come here.
No, it's going to be okay.
You can hang up if you don't like the way the debate's going.
Oh, they're gone.
People will do anything to be on TV.
It's my idea for catching parole violators.
Or serial killers.
Just, you know, say, we want to interview you for TV.
Yeah.
Look, we're running out of time here.
I did want to get in one thing.
I've noticed that with this leftist insurgency, the sort of communist way it's going now, at least the commies back in McCarthyism, they wanted a different system.
They believe something.
I think they're evil.
They believe something.
I don't think this new version has a plan B. Like, look at Bill Maher saying he wants the economy to go bad.
Well, why do so I can get back in the stock market?
They want to bring in radical Islam.
They're getting these women raped, bringing in rape cultures basically.
No, I think it's the exact same objective.
It's always the same objective.
And this does go back to my book, Demonic.
They hate civilization.
They want anarchy and primitivism.
And it was the same goal of the communists.
It was the same goal of the French revolutionaries.
It was the same goal of Pol Pot.
This is what they want.
They want to destroy America because it is the last outpost of freedom and civilization.
You will never have women, children, animals, and plants treated as well as this.
And when America is gone, I mean, good luck, Israel.
Good luck, Canada.
Good luck to all of you without America as the force of virtue in the world.
You're looking at a thousand years of darkness.
And that is what they want.
That's what the immigration people have always wanted.
They want to destroy America.
It is something pure and virtuous.
And, you know, watch out the weak and the defenseless.
I mean, the one fun I think we'll have if the country's over, and I think we're teetering on the edge, I keep drawing up a list of what I'll do to have fun when it's over.
And one thing is, oh man, I want to regulate the crap out of the Koch brothers.
I want all of these donors going under.
See how you like living under a government of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
You'll like that?
Yeah, you'll be the first to go.
You enjoying all the papers you have to fill out rather than doing business.
And also all of the dying white Democrats.
I mean, that's why it's going to be Camela Harris.
What's better than the first black president, the first black female president?
She'll be on the cover of Vogue.
Oh, she is totally the nominee if she throws her hat in the ring.
All the white Democrats will be gone, like this guy who was beaten by Alexandria, Ocasio-Cortez, and the one Elvis Presley up in Massachusetts.
What's her first name?
I forget.
And that's why you look at these people like Nancy Pelosi and DyFi and Stenny Hoyer and Joe Biden.
They all have one foot in the grave.
This is the end of white Democrats.
So, you know, they thought it was going to be bad for Republicans.
Ha ha ha.
You first, and then it'll be bad for Republicans.
What else?
Well, I'm going to gin up, and we can do this together, gin up all of the different immigrant groups against one another.
That's inevitable.
That doesn't take a lot of work.
So we've got to go up to Dearborn, Michigan, and give lots of speeches pointing out, just letting them know all the money that goes to gay stuff and transgenders and the military and make sure they're aware of all the gay rights parades with photos.
Also, how much of our tax money goes to Israel.
Oh, we're going to be giving a lot of speeches in Dearborn.
You know, they're wishing for a world where they'll be the first to go.
They want a world where they will lose.
We're going to be fine.
Check with Robespierre.
The poor become the oppressor.
And we're done.
We're out of time.
So the book is The Resistance.
No, Resistance is Futile.
Futile.
You didn't watch Star Trek, did you?
No, I'm not a nerd.
I was futile.
But I, because I'm a girl.
I was out getting laid.
You were out doing girly stuff.
Thanks for coming on.
It was great having you.
Thank you for having me.
Good to see you again.
Never fall away.
I'm going to blow this.
You're not.
This is going to be a good one.
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