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June 13, 2019 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S02E21 - CROWDERHEAD
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Oh, you gotta play that last part.
Even though you gotta press the button.
Oh, sorry.
I used to be really into Nikki Minaj.
Her songs.
Right.
It's great if you're riding your bike a lot, then it's good to get you pumped.
It's also gay to like Nikki Minaj.
Yeah.
I had a phase like that, too.
But I don't think it's gay because she's so insanely hot.
I don't know what race she has.
I think she's part Indian, like East Indian, and then also black.
Trinidadian?
Trinidadian.
But she's got a new album out called Megatron.
I haven't listened to her since Pink Friday.
What do you got?
Afro-Trinidadian mother and Indo-Trinidadian father.
And Yumo-Indoninian.
That was a really good pun.
Yes.
Nailed it.
Google image her.
She's in the news today.
I was following black Twitter this morning.
And she's in the news today because she just tweeted out Megatron, which is the name of her new album.
So it's going to drop soon.
But some of the pictures of her.
All right, that's a little intense.
She's trying to look white for her.
Show her body, though.
Her body is insane.
I think I'm more manly than you, and I don't think you could handle Nikki Minaj.
I could handle her.
I'm just, I could, I like I can tame wild horses.
Look at those things.
Now, I hear she has a fake ass and a fake buns.
Ooh, she's looking pretty old in that one.
Fake ass and a fake buns.
And a fake buns.
Yeah.
You have a fake buns.
That's what I say to her when we're breaking up.
I don't want to date you anymore.
You have a fake buns.
With a poo-poo color.
And also, you are gay.
In your song, Girls for Leg Dominoes, you say you need 69 girls for your tour bus.
That's gay.
Why are you gay?
She also has a song on that album, Pink Friday.
It's a beautiful love song.
And when I heard it, I thought, oh man, this is really well done.
It's very romantic, not romantic, but really heartfelt.
And it's about, I assumed, this kid from the hood that she grew up with, I think she's from Queens.
And it's called Come Back Nikki.
And I thought, oh, she misses those days of like playing on a swing set, you know, drinking a 40 with her buddies and just hanging out in a parking lot in the backs of cars with the music blaring and stuff.
And she hates her new life in many ways with all the glitz and glamour.
And she wants to get back to, maybe they have a secret date.
Like after the concert, she sneaks out of the back door and he meets her and they get in his Honda Civic and they go have fun like they used to.
But then I listen to it more closely.
You know what it's about?
What?
It's a love song from Nikki Minaj to younger Nikki Minaj.
Yes.
And it's, she misses old Nikki.
Come back, Nikki.
I miss you so much.
You're heaven on earth.
I love you.
Wearing bamboo earrings.
It's a beautiful love song to herself.
Play it some of it.
Yeah, when I was suicidal, you talked me down off the ledge.
What?
Play it.
Play it.
You played the same part, but I needed to grow and I needed to know.
I needed to grow so I dumped meat.
Dear old Nicky, please come.
That's a new level of vanity.
I'm not familiar with that.
She's gross.
She's not gross, dude.
You can't handle the truth.
No, the way she acts and talks.
Oh, you don't like that?
No.
Why?
Because you're from the South Bronx.
I think she's from the South Bronx, actually.
It's a ratchet-ass thought.
Yeah, what's the matter with ratchet?
I love ratchet-ass.
I used to beg my wife to wear baby fat.
Not baby fat, sorry, fat farm and rock-a-wear and all that stuff that's on for sale in Delancey.
And she always refused.
Like a little rock-a-wear jacket that ends here with fur coming out of the bottom and then an exposed belly with a belly button ring and like high-heeled timbalins.
Yeah, hoop earrings.
Hoop earrings, stress denim, big huge sunglasses.
She goes, I'm not wearing that.
Yeah, I'll get beat up.
Baby fat is coming back, by the way.
That's another woman I find attractive that you couldn't handle.
Kimora Lee Simmons.
I don't know who did that.
They called her Chinky Giraffe when she was a kid in school.
And that's my type.
I think she's Chinese and black.
No, it's in the notes, dumbass.
Oh.
God, you're so scary.
I'm watching your screen, and it's like watching my dead grandmother try to figure out the internet.
What are you doing?
Kimora Lee Simmons.
What do you think?
Okay.
Do you see what?
See, when you're old, you like old chicks.
So she probably looks like a wrinkled old dead pumpkin to you.
Well, she doesn't look gross.
She looks hygienic.
Hygienic?
Is that what we're looking for?
Yeah.
I don't like my bitches stinky.
Yeah, the first girl I lost from Virginia.
Totally clean.
Didn't smell.
She just had a shower, yo.
The first girl I was ever with is a black chick, man.
She, uh...
Nick, I mean, fucking...
I don't like where you're going with this.
No, Patrice O'Neill nailed it.
All right, I don't want to hear it.
They have a smell.
Cuba Gooding Jr.
This is also in black Twitter.
Is in big trouble for grabbing some tits.
Now, I don't know anything about Cuba Gooding Jr. besides the fact that he's one of the worst actors I've ever seen.
Dude, take it down a notch.
You got to watch what's the show me the money?
Jerry Maguire.
Holy crap, does he overact in that movie?
He's human cocaine.
That whole movie, I can just see the director going, Can someone tell him to play it a little smaller?
It's a little big for this movie.
He's hysterical in every single scene.
What do you got there?
That a mother had to sweep out the steps of the prison just to earn enough money for tuition for you.
Your brother loses a leg and a tragic.
You've got a black guy wearing a wig.
There's been a horrific list of things that have happened to you in your life.
Look, you can't even sit.
I'm not going to cry, Roy.
Well, actually, we have some very good news for you.
This has just been handed to me.
A memo.
It's signed.
It's a contract.
Guaranteed.
Arizona Cardinals, four years.
Makeup?
11.
People in movies shouldn't wear makeup.
Look how much makeup they have.
Play in Arizona where it all started.
Finish up your career in Arizona.
What do you think of that?
Pfft!
They're all overacting.
It's the overacting movie.
Look at this.
Look at this.
He should be arrested for this, not grabbing tits.
Whoa!
Whoa!
I love everybody.
I love my wife.
Whoa, Marcy!
I love my kids.
I love you, Marcy.
My baby, my new baby kid.
The kid is like, can I get out of here?
How long is this?
He's still doing it.
And my younger brother, TP, your military.
I ain't mad at you.
I ain't got nothing to do for you.
I love my teammates.
Okay, that's enough.
I'm leaving somebody out there.
You just ruined the movie, dude.
And the director screwed up.
So we don't know what happened.
He grabbed a tit.
Is that what happened?
That's assault, I guess.
I'm not going to get involved.
And by the way, I'm a little annoyed at me, too, for making me dubious.
Even six years ago, you heard a girl was raped.
You're like, let's get on the ski masks, get the baseball bats, get in the Chevy Nova, go down to his place and kick the crap out of him.
Now you're like, wait, what happened?
What were the exact details?
Like, there's grabbing a boob.
I see gays grab boobs all the time.
Like, girl, these are perfect.
Look at these.
Or when a girl gets a boob job, her female friends will be like, oh, my God, I wish I had these.
It's hard to think of a context where a guy could just like, even if it was the most casual, kind little beep, that's still, even if he beeped.
I can't imagine like dropping my kids off at school and seeing when the mom's going, hey, Claire, honkerdoodle.
Just giving a little honk.
Okay, I'm sorry then.
I misread the signals.
You were giving out honky vibes.
You white cave bitch.
Yeah, honky vibes.
Oh, honky vibes are playing at Dorito Fest this year.
I changed it up for Mercury Lounge.
Please tell me there's Dorito Fest.
Dorito Fest.
Is that a real thing?
Yeah.
It's a music festival where they only sell Doritos.
No drinks.
Okay, I don't know.
It's out in the hot sun.
So you're just like...
Three people die from dehydration every year at Dorito Fest.
It says it's real.
Really?
This is Dorito Fest 2018 advert.
What?
Yeah.
You can't make up jokes anymore?
Why is everything so real?
Are you tired of this type of shit happening?
Okay, it's just a dumb thing.
It's not real.
Yeah.
Thanks, Ryan.
Yeah.
Good research.
So anyway, we'll see what happens with that, but his career's over because he touched a boob.
He's either a moron or he didn't do it.
But a little more salacious thing, we're still locked in black Twitter, is my arch enemy, Tyrus.
I was at Fox News for eight years, and my goal was to get a contributorship, which is a very sweet salary.
And they call you in like three or four times a week, and you just sit on your ass.
And it's something you deserve when you've been doing it for next to nothing for eight years.
And I would do anything, anytime.
All Lou Dobbs stoshed Red Eye a million times.
And then I just keep seeing non-white males rocket past me.
Catherine Timf shows up one day.
Joanne Novsychinski, who's not even interested in politics, just a very pretty girl.
Bill Schultz gets fired.
I'm like, I got the Bill's seat.
And then, boop, there's Joanne Nozychinsky in the Bill Schultz seat.
Hey, what the, you're just a pretty girl that just got here.
P-Zoo.
She's off.
To the Greg Gutfeld Show.
Ebony Williams.
Anyone gay, if you're gay and conservative, pazoo.
And I'm just sitting there watching this like 4th of July with bottle rockets.
Hey, can I get a ride?
And then I was like, all right, this is getting tedious after eight years.
And then Tyrus shows up and I'm like, this guy has not said one thing of consequence on one show.
He just sits there and Greg goes, Greg Gutfeld goes, the guy could totally beat me up.
And he's like, I'm a tough guy.
Or then he'll say something really derivative, like, there was craziness going on at spring break.
And he'll be, he'll be all, you gotta, it comes down to the parents.
Right on, Tyrus.
Thanks.
Thanks for talking the way some boring old lady would talk at a senior's home or something.
Like, you're not offering anything.
So when I saw this headline, I thought, a lot of me too is bullshit.
I hate the Daily Beasts, but it's a guy I fucking.
Oh, sorry.
I forgot one minor detail.
The second he was hired, I said, that's it.
I quit.
Haven't spoken to Greg Gutfeld since.
Fuck you, Fox News.
Now I'm banned.
I can't get on any show there.
People have asked to have me on the show, and I said, go ask your boss.
And they're like, no.
But anyway, looks like he was sending horny texts to Britt McHenry, who I know her.
She's very square.
A lot of these super babes you see on that show that look like they might be fun in the 80s, they are soups, dupes, Christian, ultimate squares, don't drink.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, you would see her at the bar occasionally, but all those other blondes, super duper squares.
So the idea of like hitting on them.
No, it's different with the interns and some of the younger ones there.
I heard Geraldo had crazy parties where they would drink like 50 Coronas in his office, and the janitors would have to lift these big tubs of empty Corona bottles.
And that was all, you know, co-ed.
But yeah, you don't hit on those girls, dude.
It's not going to pan out well for you.
So we don't know.
We're innocent until proven guilty.
We'll see what happens with that.
I got Steven Crowder on the show finally to talk about this YouTube banning.
But before we get to that, I want to talk to you about this video Tommy Robinson put up.
Now, he's going to jail again.
Double jeopardy, same crime.
And the crime, well, let's see how much you can show it.
Maybe he'll explain.
Guess what?
We're in court again.
4th of July.
Face all the way to the game.
Now, we know and we've seen over the years what difference a great legal team can do.
It has been the difference between life and death, I'd say.
Your movement, you people, everyone who supported my campaign to free me, you got me freed.
I probably wouldn't be here.
You freed me from prison because we had the right legal representation.
I got not guilty in multiple other cases, but I would have just been convicted under.
I got not guilty.
Now, I'm facing prison again.
I think the whole thing's a setup.
I'm facing prison again on the 4th of July for the thing I've already spent three months nearly on solitary.
Look at how malnourished.
So, look at this video now.
I'm being charged with So have a look at mine.
I'm on my own completely.
Cool, lads.
How you feeling?
Just puzzle.
How you feeling about your verdict?
So the charge is that he sabotaged their trial by exposing them.
They're already exposed.
The papers had already shown their pictures.
And their sentence had already been decided.
They were just going in to hear what it was.
But they'd already been sentenced.
So he couldn't sabotage anything.
And the judge said as much.
But he's still, and you understand when you send Tommy to jail, he can't eat the food because the Muslims will crap in it and put poison in it, literally.
So he can just eat the commissary tuna and a piece of fruit, which is why he lost 40 pounds last time in a tiny cell not much bigger than this.
Not much bigger than what you see here.
What was it?
A 10 by 10 cell?
Anyway, so this is his crime.
You got your jailbag.
How are you feeling about the verdict?
You've got your prison bag, Rio.
Prison bag.
Got your bags for you?
You got your bags for you?
Yeah, what?
You got your bags, William.
You've got no guilt.
You've got any guilt.
Slang for a pajama.
So they're insulting his mother.
Lucy Manning.
She just paused.
Just pause.
I posited a good spot, too.
Your prison bag, by the way, sometimes you're in a kind of a minimum security situation.
You get to wear your own shoes and maybe a tracksuit or something.
So they hope they're going to get that.
So they bring their prison bag, but they probably won't.
They'll be in the oranges with the stupid Crocs.
But, okay, so his crime was saying to those guys, you're all, you got your prison bag.
Yeah.
How do you feel about your sentencing?
These guys, by the way, raped children.
I'm so sorry if I offended child rapists.
Oh my God.
Please forgive me.
I want to be much more aware of the feelings of child rapists.
But the charge they say is that you were speaking to an accused person outside the courtroom and talking about their trial.
That ruined the trial.
All false.
But that's the allegation.
Okay?
And everyone's on board with that.
Yeah, screw Tommy Robinson.
I hope he dies in prison.
He's already served time in prison for this crime.
They're retrying him for this same crime.
So it must be a very important thing.
It must be the worst thing in the world to talk to a perp outside the courtroom and discuss their trial and imply their guilt.
No one else would do that, right?
Thank you.
I didn't potentially collapse any time.
Go back again.
Tommy Robinson, are you finally going to face justice for potentially collapsing this trial?
That's what that BBC reporter said to him outside the courtroom.
She's doing much worse than what he did.
Will she be starved nearly to death for 40 years?
40 years, for 40 days?
Will she have to do the same?
Will she be punished for this crime twice in a row?
This is the hypocrisy of Britain in a nutshell.
I didn't potentially collapse any trial.
I'm actually not in charge.
I'm not on trial for potentially collapsing a trial.
My charge is causing anxiety to the men walking into court before you bring cameras and ask them questions.
Exactly what you've just done to me is what I face contempt of court for.
Exactly this.
You think this is causing me anxiety?
Look, look at your actions.
That's what I'm facing trial for.
I didn't act this way.
This is a facade of the trip.
For you to face justice for these charges.
You nearly collapsed.
She's nearly collapsing his trial.
And he hasn't been sentenced yet.
Those three rapists already had their sentencing, but he caused them anxiety.
Can you believe this clown world?
Ezra Levant said it beautifully.
He said, going to Britain is like getting in a dystopian time machine and seeing how bad things will be here in five years.
Anyway, it's important that I talk to you about how much TV sucked in the 80s, and I'm going to turn to my friend Homeless Gavin over here, who is going to explain to us that when people of my age, half a century old, when we grew up and watched TV, it all sucked.
The pictures sucked, like the actual photographs.
When you look at your photographs from when you were a kid, you go, what kind of camera is this?
This is way worse than 1920s photography with black and white.
Everyone's just a blob, a blurry blob.
And the shows suck, the pictures sucked, and the quality of the entertainment was shockingly bad.
Take it away, me.
Hi, my name is Gavin McInnes, and I want you to know, as a 48-year-old, I grew up in the 70s, and TV sucked.
Shit.
It was a captive audience, so they could make the lowest quality crap, and people would go, yeah, that's really good.
I mean, one thing you have to at least accept about The Simpsons is they respected people's time.
They respect people's time.
It's still going on today.
And when you look at that show, you go, every joke is sort of crammed in there, and they've ironed it out, and they care about you.
And then you look at the shows that I grew up with, like Silver Spoons, and you go, you guys were just Sort of wigging it beyond any sort of UCB improv group.
It's high school level garbage.
And that was on TV.
Check out this episode.
This is when Alfonso, you know, Carlton from Fresh Prince of Bel Air, when he was a little kid, he was on Silver Spoons with Ricky Schroeder.
And breakdancing was kind of a big thing.
And he can't break dance.
But he would come on the show and teach not just the cast, but America to break dance.
And look at how much he sucks at it.
All right.
And they've been working on this for a while.
Alright, let's do it.
Psh, psh, psh, psh.
Woo, that's good!
Ready?
Good.
Good.
Look how shit this is.
This is honestly, just pause.
This is exactly like senior citizens.
This is an ARP dance.
This is an ARP Michael Jackson breakdancing festival.
This is for people over 60.
Just pause.
Just pause.
So that was a big setup, right?
I'm going to walk across the whole room because I'm a rich kid.
And then I'm going to go like this and do a thing.
And then you go, where's the thing?
It's always a buildup to a nothing because these guys don't have any actual skills.
This is a common theme with this segment and 80s TV in general or 70s TV in general.
Go ahead.
Okay.
Yes?
Moonwalking is hard.
So that kid's the master.
I'm not a dancer, but let me just try.
What's that?
Somewhat similar to what just happened?
No, Ryan?
Yes.
It's terrible.
And I'm an old man.
Come on, Justin.
Come on.
Come on.
What is he doing?
Just pause.
Wait, wait, wait.
Beyond pause.
Go back to that.
So we build up to dad.
Fuck the dad.
This actor has a great gig.
He's doing silver spoons.
You've had, I don't know, a hundred hours to prepare for this moment on television.
Can you do like a little zingamaroo?
Can you do maybe the worm?
Can you do a thing where you flick a thing and then, I don't know, catch it?
Can you do something?
Some little dumb trick?
Can you do some little Kalamazoo?
No, he just goes.
It's exactly what my dad would do if you woke him up in the middle of the night with a gun and you said, get up, old man.
Do a little dance.
Do a dance where I kill the family.
And my dad would go, eh.
Look what he does.
Come on, dad.
Come on, dad.
You have a great gig.
Just, wait, I can't see that enough.
I think we have to watch that 100 times.
This is a guy.
Okay, my understanding is with sitcoms, like in modern day, you make about 40K an episode, right?
You shoot a whole bunch.
I think you do like one a week, and you do them in a, I think, a five-week stint.
Is that right?
So in five weeks, you make 50K, maybe to 100K.
So you're making insane amounts of money, $10,000 a day.
And this is in the 70s.
This guy is very lucky to have a gig.
And his contribution, the bar is so low on television that when they go, all right, man, I'm Alfonso.
By the way, Alfonso, you're the king of this show.
You're the master of the show.
And you suck.
Your breakdancing sucks.
And as Carlton, your Fresh Prince of Bel-Air thing, which, by the way, he tried to copyright recently.
He tried to sue Fortnite, I believe, for doing his awesome dance that he invented, which was just like...
...
...
It's just a sarcastic parody of white people dancing.
But this is beyond white people.
This is a parody of, I guess, humanity.
I feel like aliens would watch this on alien TV.
Go ahead.
How is that anything?
Did you ever notice that he might as well snap and never snaps?
He never snaps?
Let's watch it one more time.
Hey, Dad, you do one.
Good try, you're on.
Hey, Dad.
That's below Down syndrome.
If you saw a mentally handicapped person, God bless their cotton socks, you'd go, all right, that was...
Get in the mix.
Try a little harder.
All right, let's see what you got.
This is like worse than Quakers.
And aren't these people cool?
That's terrible.
That's really bad.
Oh, we spun around on their knees.
Yay!
Look at this.
Let's start the show.
Great, I love black people.
Aren't these people cool?
Aren't they popular in the Beverly Hills scene?
Shouldn't they know how to dance?
I think I remember as a little kid watching this and going, yeah, I'm a little Canadian kid, but I thought that grown-ups were cooler and I thought TV would be harder.
*music*
When I'm in the K, I'm with M-I-A, superhero by night, rapper by day.
And if you want to talk, I'm gonna hit up Monique.
My favorite line of that song is she goes, my shoe game's nuts, so I call them cash shoes.
Oh, okay, that's cool.
Oh, she's smarter than you.
Wow.
No, I got it.
This is Ryan Katsu Rivera listening to Nikki Minaj.
Oh, oh, oh.
Oh, yeah.
I like Nicki Minaj.
I follow along.
All right, let's get Crowder on the line.
I assume you've been calling him incessantly this entire show because we need to speak to the man.
Of course.
Oh, Shay.
Scooby.
She's got that mozzarella.
She looks just like Rihanna.
She works with Rihanna.
Only I think I know.
Galliano, John Galliano.
His whole career ruined because he said something racist when he was drunk out of his mind at a restaurant once.
Someone recorded him.
There's so much career-destroying going on in society today.
No mistakes allowed.
And it's turning us into a Soviet culture where the walls have ears and you have to be very careful what you say 24 hours a day.
So before we get to Crowder, you know the story, right?
We talked about on the other show.
He made fun of this guy, Carlos Maza, who works for Vox.
Mazza was hurt.
And being the vindictive person who deserves equal treatment, a wonderful human being that he is, he sicked his dogs and Vox, the parent company, which is loaded.
They don't have to worry about money.
They get like tens of millions from, I think, MSNBC.
They all attacked mass attack.
What's that called when you take down a website, a DDS attack or something like that?
You know that term?
I don't know that term.
Hackers will ruin your website by just making 8 billion people visit it and it shuts it down.
I think it's called a DDS attack.
So that's basically what they do.
They did to Crowder.
They shut him down.
They got him demonetized.
This mob, the Vox sanctified super mob got him demonetized.
But the crazy part of it, and that's egregious, that's ridiculous because he never violated any of their rules.
They call it, he's a homophobic bully.
Is that a DDOS attack?
I liked mine better.
And they shut it.
They're not satisfied with the demonetization.
That's not good enough.
See, this is what you have to understand about the leftist angry mob with Trump derangement syndrome.
You try to appease them.
You try to apologize.
They're not, it's like giving, it's like a bunch of vampires out there and you go, look, look, hold on, hold on.
And you get a solo cup and a knife and you just bloodlet some.
And you go, look, here, there's half a cup of my blood.
I'm bleeding now.
I got to get stitches.
Just here, can you take that?
And they're like, yes, thank you.
Now I'm fucking thirsty.
And now you're dead.
You cannot appease a vampire.
All right.
I think I've explained it right.
You should know it now.
Let's see what details he can illuminate on this because it's indicative of a much bigger problem, and that is...
Now it's the mob.
Now it's the people.
I would much rather face the government.
I would much rather have a First Amendment court case go to court than go out there to the Lord of the Flies mob that wants to kill Piggy for touching the conch shell.
Anyway, let's get to.
Oh, I thought of a really stupid, annoying nickname for Crowder.
What?
Crowdsurfer.
Ooh, why?
Doesn't that just make your skin crawl?
Yeah, that's awful.
I'm going to call him, not now, but in the future, I'm going to start calling him Crowdsurfer.
That's r.
No, I'm not going to do that.
No one's going to come on my show if I give them annoying nicknames.
Yeah, Noam Chomsky, I'd love to come on your show, but you're going to do some sort of chomp thing, and that bothers me.
All right, enough, Gavin.
I thought it was a bumper before, so my bad.
That's why I put the music up before.
Oh.
Yeah.
Well, then bump it up.
All right.
That's from a...
Stephen, are you there, sir?
I am here, senor.
Thanks for how are you?
You spelled Walter wrong, no offense.
What happened?
This is a Take it up with the Germans.
I will.
It's Walter, just so you know.
It's the gun that killed Hitler.
Also the gun that Hitler used.
So, you know, you have to kind of make your own decisions there.
So if you use it, you're a Nazi, and if you use it, you're not a Nazi.
Yeah, like Hitler himself.
He killed himself with a Walther.
So, you know, we wanted to do a whole ad campaign on that, but understandably, they weren't entirely comfortable.
Hitler was a hero.
He killed Hitler.
Exactly.
He killed Hitler.
So we've already explained what's gone on here.
Basically, Carlos Mazza, that's his name, right?
I think so.
I've heard it pronounced Mazza Maza.
I don't know, but look to the guy from Vox, yeah.
An effeminate Hispanic gay man who makes gay his whole identity, was made fun of by you many times.
And he said, you know what?
That's it.
I've had enough.
This is cyberbullying.
And he called on YouTube, and so did Vox, his employer, to totally bombard your channel and get you taken down.
They effectively demonetized you.
Is that correct?
Yeah, they completely booted us from the partnership program, even though we didn't violate any guidelines.
That's what's so odd about it.
They said, well, we can't remove him because he didn't violate the guidelines.
But because of all the pressure from the LGBTQAIP community, we'll just make sure he doesn't make any money off of YouTube, which of course was not enough for Vox.
They're furious about it.
Yeah, I saw that.
He said, that doesn't work.
He can still sell the t-shirts.
Right.
Yeah, we don't sell the t-shirts anymore either.
So, I mean, I don't know what else he wants.
We don't sell the t-shirts.
We don't make any Money off of YouTube.
And that's really what this is about.
You know, it would have been one thing if he'd have just gone after me and said, well, you know, Stephen used the term lispy queer, which I think is only I can say it.
You know, only we can use that word because he uses it regularly.
I think he would have had more sympathy.
But the fact is, he went right to advertisers to try and get everyone demonetized and deplatform who disagrees with him.
So now you have a bunch of people who aren't even conservative who are pissed off with him.
And YouTube screwed up too.
Like, I felt bad for YouTube for a bit because I'm sitting there going, well, there's really no way to please everybody.
But they remarkably found a way to piss everyone off.
They came out and said, not a violation of guidelines.
So Steven's not gone.
We said, okay, but we're going to demonetize him.
So they pissed off conservatives.
And then the LGBTQ mob, they're never happy.
Did you see yesterday the transgender question at the, was it something con, the Vox con, whatever?
Did you see this?
No.
Yeah, Susan Wojski had to answer about me by name to a transgender male.
It looks like a man in a Moo Moo, very clearly.
Like, well, are you really sorry to the trans to LGBTQ community?
Are you just sorry that we were offended?
She's like, I'm so sorry, but we couldn't remove him because that would set a bad precedent.
We have to remove everybody else.
And you can see the person, oh, this is bullshit.
They wouldn't be happy until you're dead or totally non-existent.
That's really what they want.
They made it clear.
They made it clear that removing the ability to make a living is not what they wanted.
They wanted complete and total deplatforming.
So it's still ongoing.
We're still trying to figure out what the violation.
There are no violations.
We harmed the broader community at large.
So we've asked for some instances after their extensive review of our videos, as they put it publicly.
We still don't really have answers.
So are you going after them in a legal manner?
Are you going to get it?
Right now, Half Asian Bill Richmond, my lawyer, is trying to get the info saying, okay, what are the infractions?
Maybe we can work with you.
What are they?
They haven't sent us what they've sent three, four, five follow-up emails.
They've only named two instances.
One was a video, a show, a full show called The Trans Troop Ban, and we had Blair White on.
And then another one was an interview with Tony Bugle, who this was a long time ago.
I believe was a victim of sexual assault and talked about Islamic grooming gangs in Europe.
Those were the only two out of the over a thousand videos that we had up that they said these are violations.
They didn't say where.
They didn't say why.
And we said, well, hold on a second.
So if we remove those, are we okay?
No answer.
Are there any other violations?
No answer, no answer, no answer.
So we're kind of in the information gathering stage right now.
And it's tough.
I mean, they're answering the public more than they are us privately.
And they're giving the public different answers than they've given us.
That might be their technique is we'll just bore you to death.
It could be.
Yeah, it could be.
And Susan Wojski seemed to do that with this whole conference.
Like she was talking around in circles for a very long time.
I think she's kind of at this point.
When you watch it, you can see this sort of dead inside, soulless stare where she's just like, the guy comes up who's a transgender male to female.
And like, you know what I'm talking about.
Like, not, this isn't Blair White.
This person is, it's a man in a dress, okay?
There's no, there's not even any makeup.
They're wearing like Rivers Cuomo glasses and just, and literally a boo boo.
I never got that.
Like, why did you do all that work to become something else and then be half-assed about it?
It's like saying, I'm a clown, but you're still dressed normal.
You just have like a red nose.
Like, why wouldn't you go all the way?
Could you ever imagine, I mean, you do character work.
Could you ever imagine being that lazy and committing to a character?
You just keep it on the shelf, right?
I'm a cowboy.
How are you a cowboy?
Look, I got cowboy boots on.
You got to get the hat and the little greens and everything.
It's like the kid when he's older and he's going out on Halloween, but he's phoning it in.
He just puts on a mask and it's just the Jason mask.
It's a generic at the Dollarama store.
And he's like, that's about it.
He's got his tea jacket on and his jeans.
Jason didn't wear jeans, dude.
Yeah, so anyway, I think you could see even in Susan Wojki's face, this is entirely speculation.
She looks like she's thinking, oh, this crap.
I really don't think that she wanted this fight.
That being said, the interviewer, I can't remember, something con, something con.
You can see the whole interview.
They've written about it at CNN and Vice and all this stuff now.
But the interviewer at one point says, well, it was clear that he did violate guidelines, which I didn't.
But this interview works for Vox.
And then he says, well, you know, he sells his racist mugs.
That was actually a quote.
Like, what?
We sell racist mugs?
I don't even know what that means.
Like, this is the, we are at a point where half the country is conservative, okay?
And then if you look at the people who aren't conservative, but at least don't want conservatives milkshaked or deplatformed, I'm going to guess it's at least 70%, maybe 8, 5, right?
Yeah.
Versus 2%.
The Carlos Maza and the people who ask questions because they're given the press passes at these politicon, I can't remember the name of it, something con.
Everything is a con now, like everything's a gate.
Versus 2% of people who want everyone who disagree with them deplatformed.
And they scream the loudest, just like you see in academia, just like you see everywhere else in media.
And so they're heard.
This is not representative of the mainstream.
And I think that's why this is a lot harder for YouTube.
Yeah.
And this is an awkward question because I don't want to give the left a victory.
But in a way, it seems like it is a victory for them.
They are successfully deplatforming the right.
Demonetizing you is a major victory for them.
I think they, well, they don't see it as a victory, right?
That's the thing is they don't see it as a victory because they wanted to deplatform us.
And we generated more mug club signups than ever in the company's history.
So we named Carlos Maza employee of the month and have a plaque.
And he was, of course, he's furious about it.
But like, listen, man, this is what happened.
And I think the real problem here is what's sort of unprecedented is, you know, with people like Alex Jones, and I'm not, of course, a defended Alex Jones.
I said, this is a slippery slope, regardless of whether I agree with him on everything.
This is wrong.
But they just said he violated policies, right?
That's what they've claimed with a lot of people.
This is the first instance that I know of where they said, clearly Stephen Crowder did not violate our policies.
The only statement they've made regarding their policies officially is that I didn't violate them, but they punished me anyway.
That's a new step.
I think that's a bridge too far for a lot of people because they thought the rules were a little bit murky.
We've always known that.
But now they're even saying, even if you don't break our murky rules, even if you're a basic bitch conservative who does a late night show with some jokes that maybe offend some people, but you shouldn't be banned, we still might punish you.
But yeah, it's what's funny to me, did you see all these other people who were complaining?
And obviously, it's terrible that all these platforms were demonetized.
But one guy was this leftist journalist who was like, Yeah, you got to get rid of Steven Crowder.
And then his whole channel got demonetized.
He's like, What the hell?
What do you think was going to happen, asshole?
Along with the history teachers.
I know.
How much money is terrible, but the point.
How much money did you lose?
I honestly couldn't tell you.
With YouTube, there was such a variance where most of our stuff was demonetized, right?
So even though we were, you know, we're close up to a billion plays now, most of our stuff was demonetized.
So, you know, for us, I think below six figures, I think, annually on YouTube.
And you still get paid by Blaze.
Yes, Blaze and Mug.
That's what, you know, we get a licensing fee from the Blaze.
We license our content with Mug Club to them, and we do have sponsorship.
So we can make up for it.
That's the thing.
We've kind of seen this coming.
When you and I have talked about this a lot, we sort of saw the sky falling for a long time.
So we wanted to generate another platform.
That's always why I said we didn't want to go to Patreon.
We didn't want to go to GoFundMe or PayPal because now you see they're just trying to get rid of everyone from all these platforms.
So it was really important for us to have something that allowed us to sustain ourselves while still allowing us to create more content on the free platforms because that's important for impact.
And I've said this, listen, if they still would never reinstate our monetization, if they said we never will tomorrow, I would take that deal for all time if it meant that we still got to reach our subscribers, that our notifications worked.
For me, at real YouTube is really about the impact.
And I think that's why they're upset because people like you, people like myself, we're winning in the war of ideas.
We don't have the $20 million plus $15 million from what is the current Al Jazeera that the young Turks have.
I mean, so much less money and so much more effective.
And I don't think Chenkweager could survive a super cut montage of the crap he said.
Yeah, yeah, I don't think so.
I think the only way for them to win is to cheat and to get rid of the competition, control the narrative, and then they get to say whatever they want and we can't defend ourselves.
Now everyone's a Nazi and you sell racist mugs.
Boom, done.
Yes, I sell racist mugs.
Now, you're still on YouTube, though, correct?
Yes, I don't know why.
And I have spies in there who tell me that it's only a matter of time when they're seeing, there's little clues they give, like they take away comments and shit.
But I took down everything that was remotely contentious and I'm told it's just a matter of minutes.
But I was demonetized months and months ago.
So I don't really care.
Right.
So you were demonetized, like officially, was it just most videos or your whole?
The way they did it is they made it impossible for me to join AdSense and I can't contest that.
So without AdSense, you can't monetize.
Yeah, like you said, these are little tricks that they pull.
And now they're pulling it even when there is no violation of policy.
I think that is the difference here.
And that's why so many people have gotten upset because even liberals, even people who are out and out liberals, leftists, you see some actual progressive leftists out there going, hold on a second, hold on a second.
It's one thing to say it violates policies of hate speech, which of course we don't agree with because hate speech isn't really a thing.
I think the policy should be in line with the law.
But now when they say it's not a violation of policies, they're going to do this anyway.
Now you have leftists their hairs up going, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
We need to know the rules.
And so I hate that this has happened this way.
I hate that it's unfolded this way.
I hate the collateral damage.
That's obviously not my intent.
I was the one who was attacked.
We were just fighting for our lives here.
But I do think that now what's happened that you and I have talked about for a long time, that all of these people in content creation have known for a long time, is happening out in the open where the general American public understand that it's happening.
And so that's what I would say is hopefully the silver lining.
Yeah, when they start taking down history teachers with Hitler videos when they're talking about World War II, they've gone a bridge too far.
Not to them.
Don't agree with you.
You know, I don't know what we do.
What do we do at this point?
We just whitewash and nerf all the things?
No.
Multi-colonial.
I mean, I'm not physically capable of talking like that.
So you just, you have your own boat.
You have your own mug club.
You have your own free speech.tv.
You have your own Louder with Crowder.
That's, I think, the only solution for now, anyway.
Can't be.
For now.
And it'll be interesting to see what happens now, the government, you know, probing.
Here's one thing I've talked about.
And I know, now, were you a partner at one point on YouTube?
No.
I was always getting monetized through Google AdSense.
Okay.
Well, so what happened with YouTube, and I know they're going to be looking into antitrust.
So I know this has been stepped up quite a bit with, I think Ted Cruz is really kind of spearheading this.
But YouTube started in, I think you probably remember, because you were obviously plugged into media, I think 2006.
My brother and I did a video there a long time ago.
We did some one-off videos, but he was one of the first ever YouTube partners.
Now, at that point in time, keep in mind, there was competition to YouTube.
There was like LiveLake, Vimeo, there were other sites coming up, but YouTube said, hey, if you upload your content to our platform, we'll pay you.
They were the only platform to actually pay content creators.
That's what built out YouTube.
And then they got all this influx of cash from Google, right, when they were purchased.
And so YouTube effectively eliminated competition by all of this content being created by these content creators who are generating income based on the promise from YouTube.
Now that YouTube's big enough, an NBC, Universal, or Disney, right, with Vice, complain, they're kicking out the people who created their platform that allowed them to eliminate the competition.
I don't know if that's a problem.
And I know you could say, well, technically their contract says they can boot anyone at any point, but there would be no YouTube if not for the content creators and the partnership program because it would have been more competitive.
People would have uploaded to different sites.
YouTube was the only one paying.
Now they're saying, you're gone.
We're not going to pay you anymore.
So I'd be interested to see what turns out with that, with this antitrust case from the government.
And I'm not a lawyer, but I think there's going to be a lot in Discovery that will interest a lot of people.
It sounds like tortious interference.
We're learning all these legal terms because they leave us no choice but law fair.
It's silly.
I have to have a lawyer on retainer.
I don't like it.
I don't like law fair, but I have no choice.
You're reading these legal documents and they're so boring.
It's torture.
It is absolute torture.
And just like YouTube will be.
Do you have any idea what YouTube's going to be when they get rid of all?
Like, it'll be, what is it?
Just going to be transgender makeup tutorials and spicy hot waiting challenge?
Yeah, it's the death of the medium.
Well, you see this with Twitter now.
There's no real debate going on.
There's no interesting arguments because it's all bubble talk and myths.
Last question, very awkward.
Owen Benjamin keeps nagging me and telling me, oh, Crowder didn't want me to talk to you and didn't want me to support you after you were fired.
But I remember you calling me right after I was fired and trying to get me on the show, begging me to come on the show.
Am I?
Yeah, we've always supported you.
So, what should I tell on Benjamin?
I don't believe you, you're lying.
Or, you know, I wouldn't have faulted you if you said something like, let's hold off on the Gavin thing just for now.
I don't know what he did and I don't want to get fired by the Blaze.
But even that doesn't make sense because I think the day of my firing, you wanted me on the show.
Yeah, you told me no.
Yes.
You told me no, and then we ran some ads for you anyway, and we did the defendgavin.com.
So as soon as we could get you on, we could.
So I hope you know that.
You're always welcome.
You know, until, of course, we're gone too.
So then who cares?
Yeah, I definitely want to come back there.
And I think you did give a huge surge to defendgavin.com, like tens of thousands of dollars appearing on that.
I'm glad.
A lot of people were...
And people can be mad.
And I think the difference now is people are mad even when it's someone they don't agree with.
Listen, most people don't like me.
I get it.
I understand it.
You could pull half my family.
At best, I'd be running 50-50.
But at this point, people understand.
They've seen what's happened.
And now they go, hold on a second.
Now we're at the point of saying it's not a violation of guidelines and we can punish people anyway.
I do think that there's going to be, you know, especially because it's coming up to election time.
And I know a lot of people think YouTube's going to accelerate it, right?
They're going to accelerate big tech to try and manipulate the elections.
I think, if anything, now they know there are more eyeballs on them.
And of course, they have the government probing.
I think they're probably going to have to scale it back a little bit.
I don't know.
It could just be me being an optimist, but I do see that happening.
I mean, otherwise, you would be talking about actual election meddling, not fake election meddling like they talk about with Russia, but actual election meddling if they capitulate to people who want to get rid of all conservatives.
It is actually already election meddling.
They're already started.
They're already guilty of that crime.
Well, let me ask you this.
Okay, I have to go.
We did this.
It's going to be coming out in a change my mind.
So it ended up being a bunch of people just asking questions because everyone was friendly, including liberals.
Like, that's one thing I will say.
This was the first change of my mind where liberals, we did it outside of Google, and they were going, yeah, this is kind of crappy.
I actually agree with you on the hate speech law and guidelines.
But something that I think is interesting, you know, Trudeau, I'm sure you've seen Justin Trudeau has said that he's going to lean on Twitter.
Have you been following this?
No, I didn't.
Yeah, he's saying they need to do a better job of cleaning up the hateful speech on Twitter.
Yeah.
And there's a whole page at the, whatever it is, their equivalent to whitehouse.gov, the prime minister.
I don't know what their website is.
I'm so out of the loop on what their website is now.
I know someone got into the prime minister's house, remember, with a knife and fork and almost assassinated John Crane.
Then a wife shut the door.
Then the security came up and took him away from the closed door.
So Justin Trudeau is saying that he's going to lean on Twitter, okay, because Canada has hate speech laws, right?
So you can't say things that are offensive in Canada.
It's not like the United States.
That being said, what happens if Twitter acquiesces to Canada's hate speech laws?
Because those aren't the laws we abide by.
Well, they've already acquiesced to China's, so this precedent has been set.
Right.
Now, they've acquiesced to them.
I don't know if it's necessarily just in their municipality, but here's kind of the, because now Susan Wojitsky and Jack Dorsey were talking about how they have different laws regarding hate speech, but almost praising the hate speech laws in the European Union and, of course, in Canada.
Well, here's one thing.
Let's think of it this way.
If Twitter capitulates to the government like Justin Trudeau, and they don't allow Americans to speak freely, which they're allowed to do by law in the United States, is that a foreign agent meddling in American elections?
I mean, at what point do we allow foreign governments to have influence on our elections?
Because Justin Trudeau would get rid of anyone with a MAGA hat.
So that's another question that I think needs to be answered legally right now.
This is beyond just Twitter, Twitter wars and YouTube and, you know, and memes and stuff like that.
And yes, we understand all of that, and that's how you get the word out.
But legally, I really think that they're in some hot water now.
They're between a rock and a hard place.
Last point, I know I got you way longer than you agreed upon.
But I think one thing these lefties don't really realize is we've been doing this for a long ass time.
You've been doing this since you're a little kid.
I started my media career in 1994.
We've seen these ups and downs.
Carlos Mazza, these little kids coming in, it's like they come into a gym and they duct tape the legs of Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis and go, we're winning, we're winning.
I'm going to get the duct tape off and I'm going to hammer you.
I'm going to make, if you milks fake me, I'll make orphans of your children.
I don't usually speak with milksakers unless I fornicated with them.
So you better keep your mouth shut unless you want to, you know.
You know, I think you're right.
And, you know, this is very interesting to me when a lot of people say, how could Carlos Maza do this?
How could he do this?
He creates videos on YouTube.
Doesn't he understand how important this is?
I go, hold on a second.
There's a very big difference between you, you helped create Vice Media, myself, this is entirely independently owned and operated, and someone who takes a paycheck, someone who signs the back of the check from Vox.
This guy has no idea what it's like to go out there and create content.
None of these content creators at Vox or take any other late night host, Seth Meyers at NBC, they have no idea what it actually takes to produce, create, and distribute content online because they don't have to do it.
And that's why they don't understand how upset these other actual creators are in this new age of content creation who do it themselves.
They don't get it.
There is such an information gap here.
I think it's an unbelievable blind spot.
But when people say, well, how does he not get it?
Because he's not like you.
He's not like me.
He doesn't have to pay other people.
He doesn't have to pay staff.
He doesn't have to make sure that the lights stay on.
They're kept on for him so he can out there and demand that people get deplatformed.
This is a kid who's never been disciplined.
His behavior has been rewarded by rich parents, and so he continues to do it.
That's really what this is.
Yep, they're not worthy adversaries.
Steven, thanks for coming on the show.
I appreciate you going so long.
What's the next step?
What's the next move?
Getting harder with the legal stuff?
I appreciate it.
But right now we're in the information phase, so I want to give them Every single fair opportunity we can to figure out what our violations are, or sorry, what harm we've committed to the broader community at large.
Because maybe, you know, maybe, I mean, we did Cultural Appropriation Month where I was dressed as Mickey Rooney from breakfast at Tiffany's and drowned a baby girl doll in a basin of water.
I thought that one might get us in trouble, but apparently not.
They didn't cite it as a complaint.
So people can just go to bladdercradder.com.
They can sign up at Mug Club.
I think we still have a promo code.
It'll be going back this weekend, free speech.
They can get a discount.
And no, I don't know what's going to come of it.
Right now, we're just trying to gather as much information as possible.
And I appreciate you having me on.
Keep the channel up.
Do fight that.
I hear you say, like, I don't really care about YouTube.
I hope you do because it's important to have you on there.
And I think that I don't think they have a reason to remove you from YouTube.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I don't enjoy going through legal documents, but I do like fighting, and I will fight everything, every detail.
Let us know how we can help, brother.
Thanks, man.
Have a good one.
You too.
Ain't nothing you can tell her because she gave that mozzarella.
She looked just like Biana.
She worked with Rala Vina.
Only rocking Caliano.
Galeano.
We're obviously skipping back and forth all over that song.
I didn't like when Crowder, when Crowdsurfer brought up stuff I don't know about.
What was the tranny thing?
Oh, yes.
That was at Record.
What's Record?
It's Code Record.
Recode.
It was CodeCon.
Yeah.
What'd you call it?
You can't read the word recode?
Well, no, Recode is the name of the whatever.
What'd you say record?
Recode.
You said record.
You can't read.
You don't read, do you?
I don't read.
You know, Milo will not hire anyone who doesn't read regularly, and they have to, whenever he's interviewing them, they have to discuss the past three books they've read.
Huh.
What would yours be?
Spot Did Run?
No.
It would be The Berenstein Bears?
I've read The Mothman Prophecies, The Field by Suzanne Taggart, or Brian Greene, and then The Theory of Everything.
No, Theory of Everything by Brian Green.
These are theoretical physics books.
And when did you read them?
40 years ago?
Maybe six or something.
And then The Census book.
I read your book, a lot of it, the first chapter, and then I started reading the Bible.
And I read the first chapter of Anthony Coomi's book.
The first chapter?
That's on the first chapter.
That's how we used to cheat in school.
We'd read the first chapter, the last chapter, and the first to last page of every middle chapter.
And we'd kind of get the gist.
So yeah, what was the tranny thing, Mr. Illiterate?
Perfectly illiterate, and it's, are you really sorry for anything that happened to the LGBT community?
Here's a clip.
Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
What kind of question is that?
Like, how do you answer that?
Well, you said, yes, I am sorry.
Right, but what's the other one?
You're going to go, all right, you want to know the truth?
I don't give a shit about you or any of this tranny stuff.
I just got in trouble for my boss, and I was like, uh-oh, I'm really sorry there.
And apparently it didn't work because you bitches won't show up.
Like, what's the person supposed to say?
It's that question is rhetorical.
Rhetorical.
Okay, go.
You started off with an apology to the LGBTQ community, but then you were involved and that you think YouTube made the right call.
A lot of people don't really feel like that's an apology and are concerned that YouTube flags LGBT positive content just for being LGBT as sometimes sensitive.
Hey guys, guys, little tip.
If you're going to be taken seriously in the media world and you want to be a political force or a group that has influence, try not to be incredibly annoying.
Try not to be so exhausting that when people see you, they go, oh, great, here we go.
Try not to be a tedious pedant because it gives us all narcolepsy.
I'm drained.
I got to lie down from this.
This is bad.
Slurs are allowed.
And I'm curious, are you really sorry for anything to the LGBTQ community?
Or are you just sorry that they were offended?
So first of all, I'm really personally very sorry.
And it was not our intention.
Here's some blood, vampire.
YouTube has always been a home of so many LGBTQ creators.
And that's why it was so emotional.
And that's why I think this really ticks so I could scold people.
YouTube has been such an important home.
Okay, that's enough.
I saw Paul Joseph Watson tweeting a picture of that transsexual person, no, transgender person.
And he was like, why do they all look like this?
Not just, he wasn't talking about trans, he was talking about this sort of SJW activist.
They all have the same sort of bone structure and glasses and everything.
They're easy to draw.
Why do they all look like this?
Imagine my shock.
He tweets so much, it's impossible to find.
Yeah, I'm looking.
I saw this maybe 24 hours ago, so it's like 600 tweets down.
No, it's a drawing.
It's her next to a drawing.
Oh, I think you're getting warmer.
Oh, there she is.
Go up.
Go up.
We're wasting everyone's time.
Yeah, it's a shame.
Look it up on your own time.
Okay, what was the Trudeau thing he was talking about?
We're out of time.
Aha, yeah.
Here we go.
Yeah.
Okay.
The platforms are failing their users.
And the platforms are failing their users.
And they're failing our citizens.
They have to step up in a major way to counter everyone I know is banned.
And if they don't, we will hold them to account and there will be meaningful financial consequences.
Dude, he talks like that for real?
Oh, that's him being very literate.
That sucked.
No, no, you should hear him.
Did you ever see him talking about China trade policy?
Yeah, I've heard the illiteracy.
We have a surplus steel coming.
It was the speech jammer bit we did, you and me, where it's like we tried the speech jammer.
But I'm saying, like, look how oddly intense he's trying to.
I think I sent you that Trudeau stuff.
We're out of time, but I gotta look in previous notes for Trudeau because he's done a new one recently.
Huh.
T-R-U-D-E-A-U.
Yeah, the steel thing, it's a perfect example of when a guy is elected just because he's cute.
Justin Trudeau is the head of Canada, which, as far as land goes, it's the second biggest country in the world, right after Russia.
And the guy is a drama-teaching, snowboarding, pothead, imbecile who has no idea what he's talking about.
Is it not in the notes recently?
No, not recently.
Shoot.
Maybe Miles was going to do it, so it got pulled out.
Well, now we have to find it.
Yeah.
Look up, you just put Trudeau in your search.
Yes, I did.
Look up Trudeau discussing the talks.
Now I'm getting nervous.
Now the pressure's on.
Trudeau.
Trudeau discussing the talks.
Trudeau discussing trade surplus.
Okay.
It's coming.
Yeah, I think you got it in the bottom there.
Okay, right here.
Yeah.
Talking trade.
Yeah, this is one of my favorite videos.
Then the Americans import.
Sorry.
We have a significant trade surplus.
The Americans have a significant trade surplus with us on steel, which means we buy steel from them, they buy steel from us.
Even the thing that he said right didn't even fucking make sense.
That's a good one to end on.
Hey, Trudeau, get fired.
Get in trouble.
Be brave.
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