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May 6, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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Multicultural Immigration Has No Place in America & Must Be Stopped: Guest Andrew Wilson in Studio
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Welcome to the Rumble Live lineup.
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We appreciate, hey, formerly Bongino Army, well still Bongino Army, but coming in from Vince, which of course comes from Vincente in Latin, which, you know, the Romance languages are all based in Latin, which translates to approximately stick bug.
So today we're going to be talking about, hey, you know this is Pope Trump.
He's going to be the Pope.
That's...
An irrefutable fact.
We're going to talk about that.
We're surprised that we have not done, and this is circulating again, you know, Elon Omar talking about how she hates this country and you guys are idiots.
We haven't done a what a piece of Elon Omar segment.
It's like the Mandela effect because we were sure that we had, but we haven't.
So we have that definitive segment today.
Also, look, we need to have a conversation here about immigration and race.
Immigration and yesterday versus today.
We hear that we are a nation of immigrants.
All the time.
Does race have something to do with it?
Is it just culture?
Is it just geography?
We're going to get into that and more.
By the way, we'll pay you to leave a thousand dollars.
It's a good deal.
I take it.
On with the show.
Some people did something.
I will just say I have no interest in commenting about my personal life.
And will you tell all your friends Omar married her sibling?
This song was super necessary.
This song was super necessary.
And will you tell all your friends Ilan married her sibling?
This song was super necessary.
This song was super necessary.
Let's go.
Don't bother trying to explain it to me.
I know exactly what goes on with your bro.
How about I'm here fact checking your stuff?
How about I'm here fact checking your stuff?
So mess up there and keep the details covered to get a visa.
Will you tell all your friends Omar married her sibling?
This song was super necessary.
This song was super necessary.
And will you tell all your friends Ilan married her sibling?
This song was super necessary.
This song was super necessary.
Let's go.
Super necessary.
Super necessary.
I'm sorry.
Why are you asking these questions?
Let's go to questions.
Do you understand what no comment means?
Just in case you claim the song's misinformation.
Here's a pic of the marriage certificate, yeah.
No one never asked and you will never tell.
We know the truth is that you honeymoon with your bro.
Just in case you claim the song's misinformation.
Here's a pic of the marriage certificate, yeah.
Snoke will never ask and you will never tell.
We have all the receipts that show you share the same name.
Just in case you claim the song's misinformation.
Here's a pic of the marriage certificate, yeah.
No one ever asked him, you will never tell them We know the truth is that you honeymoon with your friend And all of this is super gross And all of this You two had a consummated unholy matrimony The only thing worse than Hezbollah is terroristic incest You two had a consummated unholy
matrimony Your grandkids will look like they're from the movie Deliverance You two had a consummated unholy matrimony Your grandkids will look like they're from the movie Deliverance You two had a consummated unholy matrimony
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We'll be right back.
Glad to be with you.
Hey, question of the day.
Which immigrant and or ethnic group has the best immigrant and or ethnic food?
Or as they refer to it, food.
Yeah.
Don't say Chinese because what you think is Chinese is not.
It's true.
It's very true.
It's sewer water fried rat and same thing with...
With India.
You like the stuff, but how much baked excrement do you need?
It's a live show.
Weekdays, 11 a.m. Eastern, and Captain Morgan, CEO, is here.
We have a special guest here in third chair today.
You can watch his show, The Crucible.
I messed that up already.
The Crucible on YouTube.
Mr. Controversy himself.
I say that because I know he's not.
Andrew Wilson.
How are you, sir?
I'm doing well.
How are you guys?
Well, your controversy is the microphone.
You've got to pull it in.
That's our fault.
What are you doing?
This is Toolman.
This is Toolman.
Toolman just assumes that everyone knows.
Admonish.
Admonish.
You want us to give him an admonish for that, Andrew?
I think he deserves an admonish.
Give it to yourself.
It's helpful.
Give it to yourself.
Just yourself.
Take it.
Take it!
Admonish.
Love it!
Man, I didn't know people use microphones in a studio.
Oh, oh, now you're getting up to me over there.
Oh, all right, okay.
You got your own chocolate.
All right, Tool Man came to play.
Good.
Doc is Pedro, your CEO.
You have the purse strings.
Yeah, I have it.
And how you doing?
So, Andrew Crucible on YouTube?
Yeah, yeah, you can find me at the one and only The Crucible on YouTube, yeah.
Yeah, and also living in the wreckage of Pierce Morgan ladies.
Tommy Loren.
Yeah, we do leave a lot of these conservative feminist corpses behind us.
Yes, you do.
Yes, you do.
I'm pretty pleased about that.
The Crucible is excellent at doing that, and we have many more Piers Morgan lineups, I'm told, ahead for many more feminists.
I'm looking forward to it.
It's my favorite thing to do.
It is.
It's just like X in real life, is what Piers Morgan is.
He goes, Andrew, what do you think about that?
And you answer, and then some feminist screams.
He's like, why are you screaming?
That's why you're here!
You can also find us over, I appear quite a bit on the Whatever podcast, for those of you who don't know.
Very enjoyable show.
Lots of great roundtables.
Lots of feminists over there.
Conservative feminists.
Especially TPUSA girls.
They're my biggest fan, I gotta tell you.
My biggest fans.
Well, I will say...
Tomorrow, we're going to be talking about this more.
We have an Ash Wednesday with Andrew Wilson.
That's why he's in town.
So he's here in third show today.
But 11 a.m. Eastern, there's going to be an extended...
That AI did me so dirty.
What?
It did me so dirty.
The old picture?
Yeah, it was so...
No, come on.
Look at you.
Look at that pun.
He looks great.
Bring it back up.
Come on.
There we go.
It's so unassuming.
Feminists are like, I'm gonna tell on my...
Guys, you're not supposed to tell on me like that.
Alright.
Alright, first up, we're gonna talk about everything that I discussed earlier.
The Pope, immigration and race, Ilhan Omar, but first, China is pushing humanoid robots like really, really...
I mean, they're all in right now.
Leaked footage shows that the Chinese, it's pronounced Chinese, may have one or two issues.
The Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese, the Chinese.
And here's when he has his mustard on his sandwich moment.
*laughter*
Let's say he has a sushi chef robot.
The funny thing is, that robot seems to have a sense of direction, and it's exclusively aimed at the Chinese.
Like, he just realized their ethnicity.
They can't take your job, you're a robot!
Turns out the robot wasn't actually attacking anyone.
It actually, it accidentally had picked up a local radio frequency.
Oh.
That's the thing.
It's just trying to fit in.
You gotta be careful as to what goes in.
Damn fool, that robot was going crazy.
Oh, that's right.
We have another guest today here.
We're doing the immigration segment in fourth chair.
Introduce yourself.
Yeah, I'm Casper, fool.
Nice to meet you, Casper.
You can call me, my full name is Casper the Friendly Cholo, but you can call me Casper.
I don't think that's an actual last name.
Why do you smell like tacos and beer, man?
Eh, fool, that's racist.
Yeah, yeah, come on.
We're accurate, I mean.
And we don't tolerate that here until the Rumble Premium segment.
Which you can join, by the way, for $99 annually or $9.99 a month.
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It's a crap show.
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Not a crap show, a crap shoot.
Yeah, I guess.
Not a crap show.
Hey, I love shooting craps.
Okay.
Thanks, Casper.
Hey, last...
I can't drink that in here.
Hey, fool, mind your business, is it?
It's like 11 o 'clock.
Yeah, you can't...
It's 11 o 'clock in the morning.
It's beer 30 in my hood, fool.
What the fuck?
What?
What are we doing?
We don't need you.
Hey, hey, hey, orale!
Yay!
Look at Mr. Drinker here.
You like to party, Stephen?
Yeah, yeah.
I see you at Quick Trip like every day at 4 o 'clock.
I set my watch to it.
I gave your mom a Quick Trip.
Careful, we'll set you on the racetrack.
Now, Donald Trump last week shared this AI-generated picture of him as the Pope.
And here's the thing.
It should just be fun, right?
But Jon Stewart decided to take umbrage with this.
And judge whether or not this is an important pronouncement or a brain-fogging digression.
President Trump shared an AI-generated image of himself depicted as the Pope on social media yesterday.
*crowd laughs*
It's okay.
It's okay.
It's just okay.
It's fine.
It's not the most presidential thing, but Trump and the Pope do share the same taste in interior design.
So it's not the worst.
It's funny.
And it's just a troll.
It's not hurting anybody.
I mean, Trump wasn't going to heaven.
I'm not going to get distracted by it.
But he can't really be the pope, can he?
Can he be the pope?
Yeah, that fool from Half Baked is pretty funny.
Yeah, that's of course the reference.
So here's the thing.
We can't have nice things now.
Because the internet.
So President Trump addressed it when he was asked about this, and he answered about as perfectly as you could, and he answered about as accurately as any human being should, of course, if he didn't happen to be Donald Trump.
Yes, ma 'am.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Some Catholics were not so happy about the image of you looking like the Pope.
Oh, I see.
You mean they can't take a joke?
You don't mean the Catholics.
Excuse me, the fake news media.
The Catholics loved it.
I had nothing to do with it.
Somebody made up a picture of me dressed like the Pope, and they put it out on the Internet.
I would not be able to be married, though.
That would be a lot.
To the best of my knowledge, popes aren't big on getting married, are they?
And I...
I think it's a fake news media that, you know, they're fakers.
My question, sir, was about the fact that it was put out on the White House account, even though it was AI-generated, it was a...
I love how they waste follow-up time.
Does it at all diminish the substance of the official White House account to have it go out on...
Give me a break.
It was just...
Somebody did it in fun.
It's fine.
Have to have a little fun, don't you?
Like I've told you, the journalistic integrity of Legacy Media, it only exists in crappy films like Aaron Brockovich.
Think of how much time they're wasting on a follow-up to a joke.
Yes, exactly.
And he's like, we have to have a little fun.
He has a lot of fun at their expense.
Most of his day, I think, outside of actually running the country, is dedicated to...
Needling them.
Yeah.
Much like Andrew does to Tommy Larry.
Yeah, but I love the fact that his defense here was like, I couldn't really be the Pope.
I couldn't plow my wife.
That's his defense.
Nobody really believes that.
I mean, come on.
Look, you guys are fakers, not like...
Melania, right?
It's always real.
She gets seconds!
But he makes a good padre, you know?
I don't know what that means.
It's like father.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Daddy.
Yeah, no, that's a good point, Andrew.
It can't be Pope because...
This guy screws.
I mean, you run in these circles as someone who advocates for orthodoxy.
I didn't see a lot of outrage from Catholics really at all over this Photoshop.
That's because there wasn't any.
They manufactured a bunch of outrage where there's never any outrage.
Catholics have a good sense of humor.
Most of them.
I find that most Catholics do.
The Catholic leagues.
Don't.
Yeah, that's true.
Often it's like, that's anti-Catholic.
Really?
Come on.
This is just funny.
Come on.
Come on.
This is just...
The Pope wears red shoes.
Well, when did the media start pious signaling about Catholics anyway?
They care about Catholics?
They're always the first ones there with the cameras are like, Catholics today were outside of an abortion clinic saying abortion was bad.
Suddenly, though, they're like, you have offended a lot of cancer.
Just get out of here.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Unreal.
Go take a note from Trump's book.
Go plow your wife.
If she looks like Melania.
Nice.
That's a good idea.
Yeah.
That's a fine hyena, dude.
Oh, come on.
Come on.
You've been divorced how many times?
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know how many...
My cousin Hector's a priest and he's okay with it, okay?
Okay, all right.
Yeah, well, that's fine.
I don't know how...
He thought it was funny, too.
They call him Joker.
By the way, in case you've forgotten to, the left, they want to control everything, right?
They want to issue these follow-ups, these questions, and waste time, waste time, waste time.
And then they want to tell you that they need to be presented as a solution to a problem that they fabricate.
Case in point, remember the NPR CEO, Catherine Marr?
She went on.
You heard of food deserts back then.
It was BS back then.
Now they complain about news deserts.
We cover 99.7% of the country with our broadcast coverage, and that allows for Americans to have access to news, even in places where news deserts are growing, where disasters happen.
That's what your federal funds go to.
That's the new human rights campaign, is news deserts.
So NPR is solving these deplorable living conditions in places like Detroit and East St. Louis, sending in their own town crier.
News to the desert.
News to the desert.
So sayeth X and Instagram.
Today, President Trump has committed the sacrilege of crowning himself officially the new pope, as well as the hero in his own Star Wars film.
So sayeth Tick Tock.
Well, East Detroit, I guess someone finally heard you.
Yeah.
Hey, maybe if these crybabies are so offended, they should go and get high and relax.
What?
Yeah, they should relax.
Yeah?
You know, get a little high.
What's that?
Oh, this?
It's a new drug.
It's a CBD distillery, man.
No, that's just CBD.
I use that.
It doesn't get you high up.
No, no, it doesn't.
Nah, fool.
It's like a blunt that you can roll on your skin.
Do you know, like a deodorant?
It's like a speed stick, except it slows you down, I see.
No, that's actually just a topical CBD treatment.
It actually has all of the health benefits of CBD as it relates to inflammation, and there's no psychoactive components of THC.
I actually have one right here.
Oh, for real?
Damn, fool.
Yes.
Hey, do you want some of this?
You want to hit this?
No, I don't think you want any.
It'll relax you, but it's got all the components of CBD.
Okay, all right.
I appreciate it.
Hey, I just learned that, eh?
Thank you.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, you retain knowledge quickly.
Yeah, they don't call me Casper for nothing.
No, I don't even know what that means.
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So, Elon Omar.
We were sure.
I mean, we were certain that at some point we had done a What a Piece of Shit on Elon Omar.
Turns out we didn't.
And we have failed you tremendously.
So considering that an older clip of Ilhan Omar went viral again yesterday, it is time for the latest installment of Votabisa Shoot.
All right.
So yesterday, this clip, though, from 2018, I remember we covered it back then, is making the rounds again.
And this is Ilhan Omar blatantly and falsely smearing white Americans as the most serious national security threat.
A lot of conservatives in particular would say that the rise in Islamophobia is a result not of hate, but a fear, a legitimate fear, they say, of quote-unquote jihadist terrorism, whether it's Fort Hood or San Bernardino or the recent truck attack in New York.
Can you pause just real fast?
It's just funny to me the way he's saying it.
Yes.
And so he's saying it like, you know, they're afraid of things like...
Terrorist attacks or being skinned alive.
Fort Hood.
The body language doesn't match.
Those are atrocities.
Yes, and he lists out all the things that you should be afraid of.
Yeah.
Here's a false narrative that nobody actually believes at all that we made up.
Can you respond to it?
Yeah.
That would be wonderful.
Fort Hood, you're like, 9-11.
That happened a long time ago.
All right, let's listen to her dumb response.
She married her brother.
What do you say to them?
I would say our country should be more fearful of white men across our country because they are actually causing most of the deaths within this country.
We should be profiling, monitoring, and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men.
She's afraid of white men.
Please, Ilhan Omar, tell that to your whitest husband ever.
Current husband.
Man, look at that gringo!
And by the way, it's completely untrue.
I don't need to take time to fact check this.
You know, this is a portion of the population.
It's not even close, let alone the 90 plus percent of global terrorism carried out by Islamic terrorists, let alone the 158 million Muslims across the globe who believe that violence is sometime warranted.
There is a reason for that.
It's in the prescription.
J.D. Vance reposted the clip and wrote on X. This isn't just sick.
It's actually genocidal language.
What a disgrace.
To be clear, this went viral in 2018.
And Vox, fact.
Checked it?
Saying, she's pointing out a double standard?
Okay, or, or, allow me to present, she's just a piece of shit.
Ah, that was part two.
Damn, too many beans, fool.
Reason number two, that I think she's a piece of human excrement.
I mean, I could get into the ins and outs.
Long story short, she married and consummated with her brother.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's second husband was in fact her brother.
Abdi Hakim Osman, a member of the Somali community in Minneapolis, told Daily Mail that Ilhan used to speak about getting her brother Ahmed Elmi papers to stay in the US.
Their community did not realize that Ilhan married Elmi to do so until the marriage certificate was uncovered by the media.
What a piece of shit.
Wow.
You can't be giving the choncha to your mama.
I mean, also the media in that one.
When it was uncovered, it wasn't uncovered.
We presented that to you, gosh, more than half a decade ago.
I want to say 2018 and have repeatedly presented it.
If you didn't know about it, it's because they didn't want you to know about it.
This didn't require Columbo.
It's there.
Did she marry her brother?
Oh, certificate.
Yes.
That's it.
End of story.
There's no more to it.
There's no choose your own path where you're like, oh, there's a path where she doesn't have sex with her brother.
It always goes back to sex with brother.
But you gotta keep it in the familia.
Right.
Well, that's not what that means.
They take that to extremes for sure.
The next reason.
Wait, wait, there's more?
There is more.
There's more.
Here she is.
Wasn't helping the brother enough?
Well, see, that's what we call in the United States a walk-off, but not in her native tongue of Somalian, which, by the way, has no business being a real language.
Here's her speaking to a crowd.
How do you say incest in Somalian?
Yes, exactly.
You say brother.
Yeah, exactly.
Here is her at an Advancing Justice Empowering Valley Muslims, which just seems so niche, like, whoa, what about the Hill Muslims?
No!
Just valleys!
Just valley!
Here she made a quip about 9-11.
CARE was founded after 9-11 because they recognized that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose Access to our civil liberties.
Ah, yes.
9-11, someone did something.
And the CCP got into a fender bender in Tiananmen Square.
With humans.
Yeah.
With humans.
Exclusively.
Some people did some things and then some bodies were hanging from a bridge.
That's what my cousin said.
Oh, wow.
Right.
Not to mention the heads on turtles.
Is marrying your brother a civil liberty?
That's a good question.
First Amendment there.
Right to marry your brother.
Yeah.
It's right.
Shall not be infringed.
Yes, I believe so.
Yeah.
I think it says it somewhere near the back.
Also somewhere in the Bible, maybe in Revelation something.
I behold a pale brother.
So, she tried to cover for herself.
She said, as a Muslim, not only was I suffering as an American who was attacked on that day, but the next day I woke up as my fellow Americans were now treating me a suspect.
Yes.
Counterpoint.
They might have suspected you because you are, in fact, a piece of shit.
Next reason.
People are always treating me like a suspect.
Yeah, well, that's because you're often in a lineup.
It's true.
On a trip to Mogadishu, Omar told her fellow Somalis, which I don't even know if they consider them fellow Somalis.
Let's be honest.
In Somalia, it's pretty much every pirate for himself.
She told him that she wanted to move back.
She told him that she wanted to move back.
She's the first person to ever want to go back.
That's why they're clapping.
Right.
When you're talking about the barbarian, you're talking about the barbarian.
By the way...
For those listening in audio, she talks about a girl who was taken from Somalia.
No one's taken from Somalia.
They're rescued.
Yes.
Is Liam Neeson looking for her?
Like Somalian Liam Neeson?
Yes.
He's like, hey, food, you took my little pirate daughter to give her back or else.
Yeah.
I have a very particular set of skills.
Do you think Somalians look at her and they're like, ah, too fat?
Yes.
Or they see it as a sign of great wealth.
like oh she must have a rich brother.
She should marry that fool.
She's one step ahead of you.
Ilhan Omar, here's the thing.
No one is stopping you from going back.
What we're trying to stop you from doing is subverting our political systems here precisely because we don't want it to look like Somalia.
So, again, I say, what a piece of shit.
Also, just sort of remedial here, we shouldn't forget, she married her brother.
Yeah.
Again, I say, that's enough.
What a piece of shit.
Now...
You should see a doctor.
I thought the flies were buzzing around her for a different reason.
I also thought the smell was sulfur.
I wouldn't know brimstone if I smelled it, I'll be honest.
I assume it's bad.
Here's another one.
Here is Ilhan Omar.
Again, she's supposed to represent you.
Here she's speaking about a college class.
And she made fun of the way that her professor was uneasy when he discussed.
And here's the thing.
I know it's sort of hard for them to maintain their positions.
Like, not all Muslims are terrorists, but then they get mad if someone sort of, through body language, admonishes Hezbollah or Hamas.
She has a problem with that, too.
I remember when I was in college, I took a terrorism class.
By the way, pause.
That is not real garb.
That's a pashmina.
She took it off.
An Ottoman.
She stopped at West Elm.
I think she's faking it.
Continue.
By the way, you should probably never start an interview with...
When I was in college, I took a terrorism class.
It's probably just a terrible idea.
Just say it.
Teach it?
Yes, exactly.
No, she got a B for bomb.
Terrorism 101.
Step one, achieve public office.
Step two, subvert everything.
Let's continue with her and her silly scarf.
And so the thing that was interesting in the class was every time the professor said al-Qaeda, he sort of, like, his shoulders went up.
Yeah, he's in command here.
Oh, yeah, he's talking about a terrorist organization.
Oh, my God!
And it was, you know...
What's his name?
Of course, I love those guys.
But it is that you don't say "America" with an intensity.
You don't say "England" with an intensity.
Correct.
The army with an intensity.
A civilized country.
But you say these names because you want that word to carry weight.
Right, yeah, yeah.
Well, I think we probably would say it with the army of the United States if we had the eradication of the Jews in our country's charter.
Yeah, I think that would be a big one.
So again, I say Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and Ilhan Omar, all major pieces of shit.
Wait, wait.
Yeah.
You want?
A terrorist organization's name to carry weight.
I know!
That's insane!
Why would you want that?
That's almost like we want to punctuate our sentence and say, by the way, they're terrorists.
We all understand this, right?
She's like, where do you have to raise your shoulders?
Huh?
You didn't do it for the army!
That's right, I didn't.
Well, she doesn't get it because he's bucking up.
It's like, hey, where are you looking at?
Right, yeah.
Hey, what's up?
Where are you from?
Yeah, he's doing that to Hezbollah in an introductory college course.
So, here's another reason for you.
Last week, she was traveling to El Salvador with fellow Democrats, you know, to protest the deportation of MS-13 gang members.
That's always fun.
She gave this wonderful, cheerful reply to a reporter asking her a question.
Congresswoman Omar, I'm Miles Morrell with the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Do you think more of your Democratic colleagues should be traveling to El Salvador to advocate on behalf of Ebedego Garcia?
I think we should f*** off.
I'm sorry, what, Congresswoman?
We should f*** off.
Who should?
You.
Why me?
We're not taking any questions right now, but here you go.
Yeah, thanks.
Yeah, you should make like her brother and f*** off.
Also, this is the reason we're not going to have a country anymore.
Can you imagine someone in any Islamic country, and by the way, even Somalia, them bringing in a white Christian representative to proselytize?
They don't allow!
They don't allow missions work to take place in their countries, but we allow them to represent us in government and try and establish their own religious courts.
We're the only nation, or you could argue all Western nations now, the only place that does that.
Go and try and set up shop in Pakistan, in Saudi Arabia, in Somalia.
Try and be a public representative and encourage people.
To leave the nation of it, to leave the evil religion of Islam that subverts the biblical text and says that the Jews lied about everything and is blasphemous to our religion, but we won't blow you up about it, and pick up your cross and follow Christ.
Do that in their nation.
Guess what?
You're executed.
But here, she gets to enjoy the First Amendment while trying to destroy the First Amendment.
We're the only place where that happens.
By the way, that was a pretty reasonable question.
Yes.
It wasn't like the guy was sandbagging her.
He didn't even lead her.
No.
He said Abrego Garcia.
He didn't even say MS-13 gang member.
I mean, Maryland man.
Maryland man.
That's right.
Maryland man.
Sorry.
You can admonish me later.
Thankfully, she cleared it up on X and she said, I said what I said.
You and all your miserable trolls can cook off.
Or, or, you could hop back on your brother, you piece of shit.
Oh.
Here's the next one.
You're gonna like this one, Andrew.
This one, this one's fun.
So, again, speaking with Qatar's main man, Mehdi Hassan, she talked about and lamented how dumb, I know what you're about to say.
No, no, not somehow.
How dumb Americans are.
These people are just idiots.
I really, you know, I'm at the point.
Where it's become really hard to have an intellectual debate with any of these people because the level of stupidity that they are displaying every single day is frankly embarrassing, not just in Congress, but as Americans.
And the fact that these people are allowed to say just the most ridiculous things tells you that the dumbing of the United States has arrived because how else do we get a Trump presidency again?
Fun fact, the average IQ in Somalia is 69. Nice!
That's also my favorite position.
69, dude!
Hey, what's up, ladies?
Yeah, or as they call it in Somalia, the brother-sister act.
To be fair, IQ is tied to nourishment.
I mean, especially in the early years.
There is.
Just pointing that out.
Yeah, but we do, you know, it doesn't exist in a vacuum.
So for comparison, Forrest Gump is between 75 and 80. Forrest is right here.
Now, Forrest Gump is not a piece of shit.
No.
He was a special man who maybe was on the spectrum, but a heart of gold.
Ilhan Omar, you are.
Yeah, but Forrest Gump's mom fed him, though, right?
That's true.
That's probably why.
That's probably a major contributing factor.
And she gave that.
To the principal, fool.
Well, then Elon did the...
To the brother, right?
That also contributes, one could argue, to lower IQ.
Yes, yes.
The inbreeding, yes.
You know, it's a factor.
Here's another one.
We're not just talking about her one husband who was her brother.
That's pretty bad.
Someone say that's bad enough.
Some.
Me.
But according to some divorce filings, she also stole...
A Washington, D.C. woman's consultant husband.
Yeah, here's from the New York Post.
The cheating spouse told her he was having an affair with the Minnesota pirate woman, then made a shocking declaration of love for Omar before he ditched his current wife.
And that one's pretty bad, but again, quick reminder, she did in fact marry her brother.
Omar, who came in here, married her brother or something, and came in illegally?
Not even or something.
What a massive, festering pile.
Of heated shit.
All right, Stinger out.
Oh, God.
All right.
Come on.
Come on, Billy the Kid.
I led you right into that one.
You were still late.
Walked you into that greasy, wet fort.
I could smell the last one.
It was bad.
It took a while.
If you leave your mouth open, you can taste it.
It's just terrible.
Guys, just come on.
We're adults.
We are?
Now, speaking of the adult thing to do, you ever show up like at a party and then you, you know, maybe you have too much to drink or maybe you're in a mood and you just start making other people uncomfortable?
Every day, I say.
The adult thing to do is leave.
Yeah, that's the adult thing to do.
If you are somewhere where you are not wanted, you should leave.
It's the right thing to do.
So, Monday, the administration announced that they would actually offer $1,000 and plane tickets.
Two illegals if they self-deported.
And my favorite member of this administration, Tom Holman, made the case to reporters yesterday.
What sort of impact do you see in having the self-deportation over $1,000 now?
Well, I think we'll have some movement, right?
Because I think people are finally getting a message if you leave on your own.
You can take advantage of legal programs, come back.
But if we have to go through the process of formally deporting you, there are mandatory bars against you for up to 20 years, sometimes forever.
So, you know, if you want to take advantage, come back as a, you know, a worker, a tourist visa, a visitor visa, a student visa, or have a U.S. citizen child, if you have one, petition for you in the future.
Leave yourself open to the opportunity of legal entry.
Do things the right way.
There's millions of people standing in line right now doing things the right way.
Taking the test, doing the background tests.
And I will say, the subtext there...
It's actually more important than people realize.
They're now closing the door on people who stay here.
They're sending a message loud and clear.
If you do it, you're not welcome back.
Because these people have been doing it, in some cases, for decades.
Certainly years.
If you want a chance, if you want another chance at the Apple, you better go come back legally.
Drawing the parallel, pointing out people who've done it legally.
If you stay and you don't, your chances go to zero.
That really does back these folks into a corner where they can choose to do the right thing.
Or continue living.
It was an option.
It was an option we didn't have to give them either.
Right.
And it's also cheaper to be able to do that, to give them a flight and give them $1,000 and to say, look, you can go if you have children in the United States that are citizens.
You can petition.
Right.
You can do it the right way.
Go for it.
I think it's a great idea.
By the way, Casper, you should probably look into that a little bit.
I'm just saying.
Hey, fool.
I was born a chico.
Well, you know.
Hey, mind your business, Eze.
Yeah.
You're always over there judging me.
Yeah, that's true.
We have the same problem with it.
Man, I told you.
Casper the friendly cholo, but I'm not feeling so friendly right now.
No, no, come on.
Let's calm down.
Hey, how does that even work, though, Eze?
How do you get that money?
Do they track it?
Oh, I'll show you after.
We actually have a door that goes straight to the department.
Oh, okay.
If that was me, I would take the money, and low-key, I would hide in Riverside, you know?
I don't even know what that is, but it's not a solid plan.
Yeah, I think you should do that and see how it works out.
Of course, a lot of people may not be getting this information out there right now, not just because of fake news, but they live in what mainstream media NPR refers to as, you know, news deserts.
Thankfully, PBS has sent out their town crier's remedy for that.
Music.
News to the desert!
News to the desert!
In recent developments...
One President Donald J. Trump has offered illegals a free one-way ticket along with $1,000 compensation to self-deport.
In response on social media, one decent questionasker42 says, let's send those fat bitches too.
News to the desert, so saith Instagram.
News to the desert, so saith Instagram.
I don't even think it's talking to anybody, though.
No, but it's a public service.
It has to be done.
Where was that film?
Tijuana?
Yeah, well, you know what?
It's easy to make that mistake.
Detroit.
Yeah.
Oh.
Detroit.
I was wondering why it looks so good these days.
Well, you could take...
You said Riverside.
You could take that $1,000 and buy a fully furnished home in Detroit.
So, yeah.
For real?
Yeah, it's not a bad deal.
You don't think it's better to...
Just round them up, put them on a bus, give them nothing from the taxpayer except that ride out.
I definitely think that would be...
And then lock the key.
You can still lock the key, right?
You can still say, we deported you, and you don't get to come back in.
None of that.
I like that idea even better.
Give them nothing.
Well, I think a case can be made.
I do like the dynamic of putting...
They kind of put the media in the hot seat here.
It's like, okay, so here you go.
This is fair.
At this point, this grace doesn't need to be extended.
It is.
They crunched the numbers.
I think it costs about $17,000.
In principle, they should get nothing.
But it does give them cover and gives them an even stronger case to make that you can't come back if you didn't deport.
Because they're going to get deported anyway.
Not only are they going to go through what you're describing, they're going to be fined up until and including that point.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, I mean, maybe they just give them...
Checks that don't cash.
That's messed up.
That's messed up.
Void after one day.
Sorry.
A loose bubble gift card.
It wasn't actually in the budget, guys.
Sorry.
If that were me, I would give them pesos.
Yes.
Okay.
A thousand pesos.
That's like, I don't know, like $110.
Is it really?
I don't know.
I haven't been back home in a while.
That sounds like you're not doing the math correctly.
This brings us to an important macro discussion, okay?
And I think that you kind of get people who simply, there's a lot of tokenism, and there's a lot of gimmickry that goes on, sometimes on the right, in order to push back against the left.
And so you have people not only talking past each other, but not even attempting to have a genuine conversation.
You have people who say, hey, immigration has nothing to do with race or nationality.
And then you have some people saying, hey, it is entirely due to the IQ of a race or nationality.
I think most people understand.
Yeah, there have been a lot of immigrants in this country, but immigration of yours is not the same as immigration today.
And a significant component to that is race and nationality.
Comment below if you think I'm out of line before you allow me to make my case, because the left tries to use this as the jumping off point.
Hey!
It's all the same.
We are, in general, a nation of immigrants, right?
We have to remain a nation of immigrants.
We are a nation of immigrants.
The only way we're going to have a great future in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants.
We are all descendants of immigrants.
America is made stronger by the presence of immigrants, not walls.
Immigration has always been essential to America.
The American people, we're all immigrants.
We must acknowledge we are a nation of immigrants.
We are a country of immigrants.
The reality is that immigrants have always been what made this country great.
So, let me make the case.
What kind of a nation of immigrants are we?
By the way, not all of us are immigrants, to be clear.
I don't know why they say that.
They just lie.
Yeah, that's stupid.
It's a really dumb comment to make.
Also, how are immigrants today different from immigrants before?
Are all immigrants the same?
Now, let me, of course, sort of lay the foundation here.
I've talked about this quite a bit.
The biggest difference is pre-welfare state versus post-welfare state, right?
People are coming to this country.
Long time ago, no promises whatsoever.
Hey, you now have access to the land of opportunity, but you risk it.
You're risking it all yourself.
Today, they come here with the promise of everything.
So, back in the day, pre-welfare state, people came here to risk, to be entrepreneurs.
Today, they come to take.
Very different dynamic.
But let's go one step further.
If we look at immigrants that they'll often point to, for the longest time, we shared most things in common.
Similar languages?
Religion, technological innovation, rule of law and respect for it, history to some degree, cultural, social norms.
We don't have any of those things in common with many groups of immigrants coming to this country right now.
And it's time, we'll be honest about it, it's time for a little then and now.
All right, let's take a journey to back then, okay?
When people talk about their grandfather, their great-grandfather, immigrants had a lot of things in common.
Origins.
For example, they were predominantly European.
Irish, Italian, German, Polish.
If you look at that, they also had language in common.
Certainly the Irish, the English, and there were language similarities overall that allowed them to ease into English as the unifying language here in the United States.
And at that point, American identity, since they were seeking the opportunity and fleeing and leaving behind these previous countries, which were much more similar, by the way, to our country and the countries from which modern immigrants are hailing, it was pretty easy for them all to assimilate.
They were all in the same boat.
I get it.
People come from all different nations.
I understand that the Irish and the Italian living in New York didn't speak the same language initially.
But can we stop acting like they were from different planets?
That it was even remotely comparable to what we are dealing with today?
Let me give you an example, okay, right now.
And I was supposed to get into this later.
But today, Cuba, Haiti, right?
Could throw a baseball from one to the other.
Don't fact check that.
You understand the point.
Do they share?
Is that true?
Yeah, exactly.
I don't know.
Well, you know, they share right there, Dominican.
I bet you one of them could probably launch one.
I was about to say, yeah.
So, language.
Cubans, Haitians.
Nope.
Religion.
Nope.
Rule of law.
Nope.
History?
Nope.
Traditions?
Nope.
They're moral code unwritten into a society that is required for it to function.
Absolutely not.
They share none of those things in common, so let's turn them and send them to another nation, the United States, where they also don't have those things in common.
Do you see the difference?
These people, previous generations of immigrants, they of course were seeking.
To take part in American identity.
Even, by the way, in times of war.
I like America.
Betty Boob.
What a dish.
Betty Grable.
Nice cans.
I say, can you see?
I say, can you see?
I say...
F*** Hitler.
Full disclosure, that one didn't make it.
No.
Hey, was that Forrest Gump again?
Well, it's easy to make that mistake.
I did like the look on his face, though, right then when he knew, like, I'm gonna die.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm a dead man.
It's like, ah, I bet on the wrong horse.
Mmm, gobbles.
Now!
This brings us to now, compared to immigrants before.
And I'm gonna close this with pointing out something, this is all by design.
Right?
Rather than a mosaic, rather than a melting pot, We're looking at multiculturalism.
So today's immigrants, unbelievably varied origins, meaning we can't possibly be unified, meaning today's diversity couldn't possibly be our greatest strength.
Africa, South America, the Middle East, Asia.
What do those people share in common?
Between their own nations, let alone ours.
And they're all coming in at once?
And by the way, multiculturalism, the religion of the left today, demands that their culture be preserved, as seen in the previous segment on Ilhan Omar, saying that Somalia is a great place, even though people are starving, have room temperature at best IQs, and many of them marry their brothers.
Hey, how about abandoning that and appreciating the country that gave you this opportunity?
To say that people coming from the Middle East, from Asia, from, let's say, someone coming from, I don't know, El Salvador, someone coming from Syria, and someone coming from China.
That that is even remotely comparable to an Irishman, an Italian, an Englishman, and a German coming here in the 1920s?
You're being intellectually dishonest.
Now, you can argue it has nothing to do with race.
I'm not saying it's melanin in the skin.
I am saying, however, it does have to do with nationality.
Now, of course, if I take you at your word, leftist, it would be race.
La Raza!
La Raza!
You say it's race.
I'm not saying it's race.
I'm saying there's nothing in common and a society can't work.
Let's go back to then.
This is something very interesting.
I asked research to see if there were numbers on this, and we found them.
So immigrants before, really, post-1980s, very different mindset.
They were better.
What do I mean by that?
Superior.
Better people.
Better citizens.
Pre-1980, their proficiency in English was almost double what we see today.
So if they were a high school grad, 58%.
If they didn't even finish high school, they were still...
21% is the number you're looking at as far as who was proficient in English.
Back then, everyone wanted to learn it.
Hey, baby, first, definitely, and then, ooh.
Today, this brings us to now.
We went 58% of high school graduates who spoke English as immigrants.
Today, that number's 25. We went 21%, those who didn't have a high school degree.
Now that's 8%.
How do we have fewer immigrants today?
When America is more prosperous than ever, learning the language.
That's a proactive sign, a signal of a lack of respect and appreciation.
Why?
Because they've been told that they shouldn't respect and appreciate this nation.
But they've been told to take.
Yeah, and assimilation is part of the problem.
You said it's something disconcerting when you have a group of people move here and really want nothing to do with the culture at all and just kind of form their own community.
Yeah, well, they don't need to, right?
That's the key.
When you end up with such an overwhelming demographic of one group, in this case, Spanish speakers.
What incentive do they have if they're in an area where everybody speaks Spanish to actually learn the language?
They don't have any.
And so they end up having small micro-nations inside the nation.
And that's the problem.
That's the multicultural experiment going off the rails.
And if you look at the birth rates in the United States, the reason we have to import so many immigrants is because we can't sustain our own nation.
And so now what's happening, you're going to have balkanization one way or the other.
It just won't be the balkanization you thought.
It'll be balkanization of what we're seeing now, which is huge Hispanic enclaves, especially all over the South and Southwest.
And then, you know, Far East, you go to, like, Miami.
I went through Miami.
Nobody spoke English.
It was bizarre.
It was like, just nobody here speaks English at all.
But we turn a blind eye because of the mamis.
Can I tell you a secret?
I don't speak Spanish.
What?
Yeah, I never learned.
I only know like this and that.
There's a curveball.
I only know a few chingaderes, but I don't really speak the language.
And to be honest with you, I feel uncomfortable in my own house.
Well, we all feel that way.
That's not unique.
I feel uncomfortable with you in this house.
I think it's time for them to resimilate.
Yes, yeah, exactly.
It's time for them to resimitate.
No, you'll get there.
You'll get there.
And that's a good point, too, Andrew.
You know, we used to have a word for those places.
They're called ghettos.
Yeah.
They ghettoize places.
And you have that, by the way, in certain areas, for example, Indian areas.
We call it the barrio.
Yes, yes, exactly.
I think so.
I don't know what it means, though.
Well, how are you not ending up with basically a second surf class anyway, if the only reason that you're doing this mass importation of humanity is to keep your GDP high, rather than incentives to, you know, sustain your own population, which is the birth rates declining so quickly, that for a place like South Korea, it's going to be extinction level.
I mean, you're talking about less than one per.
The United States is right on track for that.
The immigration crisis is way worse than people think.
Yeah.
No, you're absolutely right.
And this is, again, all by design.
It's been an anti-humanist agenda that has been pushed with the advent of not only birth control.
And by the way, I'm not saying that you can't use a rubber at a truck stop.
That's not what I'm saying.
What I'm saying is that you can purchase it at a truck stop.
That's where I get all my rubbers.
Just kidding.
Rubbers.
Condoms are for losers.
No.
But it's true.
With the advent of birth control, sexual liberation, and then an anti-humanist agenda here, because overpopulation is the problem.
You have a nation here, by the way, a nation of entirely immigrants, if you hear Kamala Harris say it.
Many people who come from nations who understand that actually more children, more family members, leads to a greater chance of prosperity.
It's more work hands, right?
Also, a lot of these people have more traditional values, family values.
That's one thing that can be argued.
Certainly people from Muslim populations, to varying degrees, and Hispanics with deeply rooted sort of Catholic origins.
Let's go to the next one, actually.
Let's go back to then.
Immigrants.
Again, we're a nation of immigrants.
Okay, are they all the same?
They had a common religion.
Around 1900, 95% of Europeans who made up the bulk of immigrants, they were Christians.
And they maybe weren't all the same denomination, but they shared Christian traditions.
Again, they didn't come to this country in a dynamic where they were unable to understand.
An Irishman here wasn't unable to understand why the Italian across the street was acting the way he did.
There was a code of conduct.
They did come from Christian traditions.
This wasn't completely upending their way of life.
They shared it in common, and they were happy to share it in common, because if they didn't share language, that's what bonded them.
Now, we don't have that at all.
Many immigrants have different religions that, frankly, are incompatible with Western civilization, like, in many instances, Islam.
Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest.
All right.
Hey!
And a far cry from Christianity.
Some would argue it's simply idolatry of self and practice secularism with a veneer of religion.
Hinduism.
Men in Western India are smearing cow dung all over their arms, head, and entire bodies.
Well, we don't do that here.
That's one of those words I know.
We don't do that here.
And by the way, for people who all eat, pray their love across the East and eschew Western medicine, why does China look like China?
Why does India look like India?
You understand that a lot of these, you'll always, we've talked about this before, people go, if I need a god, the edgy atheist, they go, if I need a god to tell me not to kill, then I just must be a horrible person.
Okay, what about mercy?
What about fidelity?
These are not, these were not global values until modern Christianity.
You guys understand, you may take it for granted.
And by the way, even murder in some instances, certainly theft in many nations across the globe.
They can't account for any of those values absent stealing them from the Christian ethics that they were raised in.
They can't account for any of them.
No.
And so you make a good point.
Secularists, stupid secularists make this argument all the time.
Well, which Christian denomination?
It's like, well, when you have a shared set piece, so you have a shared, so we have theological differences.
Argue over the theological differences.
Well, we're not arguing over things like murder, theft, you know, rape, age, you know, things like this.
We're not arguing about those things.
They're universal for all of us.
When you start introducing these other cultures, the universality goes out the window.
We don't even have a starting place.
There's no place for the dialogue to even begin.
The set piece is so gone.
Secularists also have the same problem.
You think secularists agree?
They don't agree on anything.
They have so many different small groups of humanists and anti-humanists and anti-natalists, pro-natalists.
And they're all secularists.
What's their big agreeing foundation?
They don't have one.
Right.
No, they try and act like being a pre-tribulationist or a post-tribulationist.
That's a bigger difference than them believing in legalized euthanasia, as we see in Canada.
It's not even close.
Or how about a triple grand slam gay marriage where they can adopt?
What's the secular argument against that?
There isn't one.
But if you go to any Christian denomination, they're at least going to have some kind of base.
Unless you get like...
Some of the crazy, like maybe the Mormons and whatnot.
But for the most part, you're going to have some kind of institutional level or ecclesiastical authority is going to be like, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Some kind of agreement there.
Yeah.
I don't refer to it as gay adoption.
I refer to it as two gay dudes buying a baby.
Theft!
Yeah, it's like a sitcom or a McConaughey film.
I know a guy that can get you a baby for pretty cheap.
I bet you do.
I think it was Jordan Peterson who said that it was the Europeans in the translation of the New Testament that kind of softened down the fear of God and helped people to realize that slavery was wrong.
Is it one of your babies from your fourth baby mama?
I don't even know that guy's name.
That's a good point.
Good point.
You know, Peterson is very big.
In Mexico.
I'm from Chico.
Oh, okay.
I'm sorry.
That's right.
Chico.
He's very big in Chico.
Also Sheboygan.
I got Audible from Amazon.
I can listen to a book so I don't have to read it.
Going back to the point that you made, it also has a huge effect on self-governance.
For example, someone who believes, and you can say flying spaghetti monster.
Okay, fine.
But someone who believes that there's an ultimate authority and that you are judged for what you do.
And there is a judgment that exists autonomously from you.
There's the concept of heaven and hell, of justice, of punishment, right?
That's very different from someone who believes, well, I create my own nirvana, or I create my own hell, as you see with some Eastern religions and Hinduism.
This is what you see a lot in India.
There's a reason.
Look.
This is not to single out India, but I'm going to for a second.
Virtually all of the scams where they clear out old people's accounts and credit cards, those phone calls that you get, they come from one of two nations.
India, sometimes Pakistan, Bangladesh, okay?
But largely India.
How do you get that as a business model exclusively from one nation?
Well, let me tell you this.
If you believed that the only consequences are how you feel, right?
Well, you're not in nirvana, and you stole from an old person, and you now have a full bank account, and you feel okay?
Then you're okay.
That's as bad as it gets!
I feel great!
Well, you're talking about variance, which is great, right?
So the idea of variance.
So if Christians have a God and the God only has X amount of attributes, right?
These are the attributes of God.
This is universally agreed.
You only have so many legs of logic you can go down from that, right?
If it's just an individual who says, well, it's my own personal nirvana, the sky's the limit.
Yeah.
Like, there's no cap on those roads, right?
Yeah.
And that's why it's okay for them to, you know, grab a titty in the club.
Yeah.
And if you're going to steal from an old lady, Don't put that money in the bank, ese.
Come on, you gotta be smart about it.
Put it in your mattress or in your walls.
I learned that from the Pastor Joel Osteen.
Yes, he does.
He's a big wall banker.
Let's go back to...
Let's go back to then, okay?
Beyond just the religion.
Immigrants had common values, right?
They had values where they balanced the value of individualism and the collective.
Meaning, okay, we value individual freedoms to varying degrees.
The United States, I would say, certainly place more emphasis on that than other nations.
But we also understand that we have a duty.
To the collective.
That we need to function as a society.
You have that in all of these European nations.
Work ethic.
These would be considered certainly classical liberal values, certainly post-Enlightenment era.
We can get into all that, but there's no arguing with the fact that the people in the 1900s, 1920s shared values.
Now, immigrants from other nations, and again, this does have to do with nationality.
Let's have an honest conversation.
There is such a broad spectrum of values.
It's broader than the spectrum of retards in 2025.
It's endless, or countless retards.
Infinite retards and infinite values.
And a lot of these values are completely, objectively incompatible with Western values that we adhere to in the United States.
Wouldn't you say that...
How much for the tires?
Do you want the body with it or no?
I love the lisp.
the gutter has come on the road.
Gross.
That is why people will break the road here by putting wooden doors.
Poverty and economic disparity have long A nation with one of the highest income inequality levels in Latin America.
The trains don't stop here in Pakajuma.
Public services are non-existent in this sprawling slum of 50,000 people.
Which borders Kinshasa's richest neighborhood.
Which is still poor.
He's riding like a burro.
They don't even know how to fake ride a horse.
At the edge of Lagos is the most insane floating water world called Makoko.
Welcome to Africa.
The largest floating slum in Nigeria and the Venice of Africa.
Oh my God!
Oh my God!
No!
In it all.
What are your people, bro?
I don't recognize him.
I don't recognize him.
This cop right there, he's like, that's fine.
It's another Tuesday.
Take it down, lady!
And we are going to continue, by the way, it's the Crucible on YouTube.
I know you had a point.
I want to get to it.
We're going to continue this on Rumble Premium.
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Andrew Wilson, he'll be here for an Ash Wednesday tomorrow.
I will say this.
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You can say, oh, we cherry-picked some videos.
I know that you're just grasping at straws here.
Here's something irrefutable.
We have not cherry-picked the data that these nations are so awful, people are attempting to leave in record numbers.
So we can't be cherry-picking it to the point that you also advocate open borders so that we have tens of millions of people who are banging on the door to get in, that they're granted immunity.
That is something we can't get...
That's where we have to start solving the problem.
Rumble Premium, let's continue.
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