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Oct. 21, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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🔴We Have the Proof: These are the Immigrants Destroying America and The West 2025-10-21 18:11
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FDR or Truman.
They moved the office to the West.
No, that might have been Roosevelt.
That might have been Teddy Roosevelt.
Anyway, the point is, Donald Trump is doing some construction, and so something, something, it means he's never going to leave office.
Americans are getting their first look at demolition underway at the White House.
Work crew is making room for the best.
It looks so scared.
$250 million ballroom.
Your elbows advertise that the ballroom construction would not interfere with existing White House structures.
Trump says the sorry, go back to the frame.
Damn it.
He looks like when Yogi Bear just begins to sniff the pie on the windowsill, he's like, pick a Nick basket.
Right?
His nose is just like there, like it's reaching beyond his face.
I'm a child.
I think it looks like he's ready to get up and evacuate if he needed to.
His bowels?
Look at him.
No, he's like, well, maybe.
Just in case I have to get up.
This is concerning.
Yes, I am known as king of the fire drill.
It's a cool nickname.
It's not.
All right, play the clip.
Interfere with existing White House structures.
Trump says the new ballroom will be 90,000 square feet larger than the White House residence itself.
It will hold 999 people and cost $250 million, which the president insists will come entirely from private donations.
Oh, wow.
It doesn't insist.
It actually, it is.
That's impressive.
Hey, by the way, Michigan Control, can you get one of the Reddit comments?
I forgot to send this to you.
There were a few that said, like, this clearly means he wouldn't be building a ballroom if he planned on leaving in the next three years.
Whatever.
You're going to Nixon put in a whole damn bowling alley.
That brings us to Reddit retards.
I hate him!
But before, Chinese fire drill, because I actually have to go take an important call.
It's from a black.
Okay.
Yeah, you go there.
take your call yeah take la pistola Josh, are you staying here?
No.
Oh, okay.
Did you write something on there?
I think he farted.
Did you crock dust in my chair?
Oh, boy.
Josh.
Somebody take Josh.
Well, do you want me a Korean fire drill or do you not?
I mean, you did the better of the Korean fire drill.
I was drilling out there, buddy.
Whatever.
I was going to sit in your seat, but you took the headphones with you, Lex.
You've got a guy who takes his hubcap.
Well, I want my own headphones.
I got him on the wrong side.
Hold on.
Like the dude who takes a steering wheel off his car when he goes to Walmart.
Never be too safe.
That's a good idea.
I don't think you're supposed to wear your headphones like this.
They sound really weird now.
They look weird too.
I'll be honest with you.
Yeah, it's making me uncomfortable.
I don't like it.
And he turned it back.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, come on.
But now the chord is going around, whatever.
It does sound weird when you reverse them for some reason.
I don't know.
You're going to reverse them again?
No, I'm not going to reverse them again.
You might have to.
So, hey, so $250 million is being donated by private donors.
Are any of them Jewish?
Because that will be a problem for a lot of people.
The Jews own the White House literally now.
They just want to have a party.
I mean, a thousand-person party.
It's funny that Nixon sounds cool.
It's funny that Nixon put in a bowling alley and then quit.
Quit his job.
Goodbye.
Yeah.
How long is this thing going to take to build?
I don't know.
These are all really good questions that we didn't set this segment up to be able to answer because we're focusing on the retards of Reddit.
So this one is from Mr. Frankie Henke.
The next president should be billing Trump.
I think we've dealt with that.
These are private donations.
And if he is dead by then, bill his family for all of this.
His sons are making enough money during his presidency illegally.
Taxpayer money should not be used to fix Trump's self-esteem.
I ain't got a geeky fit brain.
It's not his self-esteem.
And it's not taxpayer money.
No, it's not taxpayer money.
You know, if he's being honest and it really is donated.
I mean, if you're going to make like you should be like the Jews or Qatar or anybody else that wants to have some kind of an influential position with the White House because they're giving money to just blame somebody else.
It's not the taxpayer you moron anyway.
I can't wait for the first Democratic president to hold some kind of event in that banquet hall.
And they're going to love it.
I can't wait.
It's going to be amazing.
I can't wait to just gobble that delicious gossip up.
What?
Yep.
Okay.
Anyway, something underscore etc had this to say.
What a waste of government money.
I hope the next president turns it into a homeless shelter.
Sorry, retarded.
So all their premises are just.
They're all bad.
Yeah.
They're all really bad.
And by the way, you can't put a homeless shelter that close to the president of the United States.
It's not going to work.
It's connected to the president.
So, no, can't do it.
All right.
Temple of Cyrix Syrinx.
One.
I don't know these things.
They are working on it today during the shutdown.
$250 million ballroom draped in gold.
The metaphors are endless.
JFC.
Not going to be.
She's retarded.
The metaphors are endless, but I don't have any.
Not going to name any.
I won't do any of them, but they do endless.
It could go on forever and ever and ever.
Why do you care?
I don't understand.
You want to hear a metaphor?
Yes, please.
Well, I will do it later.
No, you won't.
They're endless.
Oh, name one.
Just one.
One.
Actually, define metaphor.
Let's start simple, okay?
Here's from the virgin vibes.
Yeah.
$250 million for this abomination.
Where are all the fraud and abuse a-holes now?
Retard.
I'm pretty sure it's going to be gorgeous.
$250 million, that's got to be one hell of a ballroom.
Nobody has leveled any legit criticisms of the ballroom yet.
That guy just did.
No, it's not at all.
How's that legit?
What?
Legit.
Nobody is any legit.
You're just doing this to troll me.
See, this is what happens.
You mess.
F you guys for real had this to say, Josh.
Stop screwing with me.
Next, you're going to tell me that a homeless man had the idea and sketched the ballroom and gave it to the president, and that's how it got built.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Is that what you're going to?
No, that didn't happen.
All right.
F you guys for real.
And then Republicans will say Democrats are wasting taxpayer dollars trying to restore a historic building.
Is this just all stupid people?
It's all the same.
I mean, it's just the exact same.
They haven't read anything or listened to anything about how this is being built.
But I'm retarded.
Okay.
Why am I?
Geez, Gerald, why you got to.
I didn't just say that, but I can't.
Talk about yourself a little bit.
I'm really sorry.
All right.
Finally, last but certainly not least, which underscore celebration 757.
Nice ballroom you got there.
Would be a shame if Canada happened to burn it again.
Burn emoji.
They're retarded.
Yeah, they're right.
That's right.
It would be a shame.
Good point.
We would just shoot you.
So maybe give it a whirl.
See what happens.
There's too many Reddit retards out there.
On that note.
I hate him.
I love how the Reddit retards even interrupt noodles.
Well, Stephen's perfect.
Stephen had made the point about a couple extras to bring up, so I'll just bring them up real quickly.
Okay.
All right.
Estee Bruce said, why build something that you can't enjoy after three years when your term ends?
Unless you aren't planning on leaving.
Chaos Monkey Gunna Chaos.
I buy my boss pass for 40 bucks.
That is Rosie.
Humans Ruin Everything said he's not planning on vacating the premises.
Special like retarded.
And finally, melodic Lingonberry 7.
He isn't building a ballroom just so he can leave it for the next person after three years.
He definitely planning to stay.
Nigga, you retarded.
Whoa.
Well, he said.
Oh, correct.
Whoa.
Yeah.
Whoa.
Everybody knows that about ballrooms, though.
Right.
Nobody builds a ballroom.
End of sentence.
I just, I mean, this is one of those things where, I mean, he's made some changes to the White House.
Fine.
Presidents have the prerogative.
They can do that.
They can go and do it.
I don't care.
Building a giant ballroom.
I get it.
It's like, okay, well, do we really need that?
It's a lot of money.
Oh, private donations.
Well, okay.
We have a nice place to host now, and the president can do it a little bit more, you know, easily that it's right.
Okay, fine.
I don't care.
They already had a ballroom, by the way, but it was pretty small.
It's the only room of the White House I remember on the tour that I went on.
It is nice that they're going to have a big, big, nice banquet ballroom hall.
I think that's great.
I didn't want it to be paid for by taxpayer money.
It's not.
It's not.
So I don't see the problem in it.
Just full disclosure on who pays for it and what access they have.
There might be an argument to be made about demolishing part of a historic building.
That's a big part of our history.
It's been 100 years.
We're adding to it.
123 years or something like that?
We're adding to our history.
New history.
Yeah, but I don't have a problem with it.
We could all use it.
Name my money.
Okay.
What do you guys think in chat?
Let's take some chats really quickly and see what everybody.
I don't know why this is a big deal.
When he first announced it, he made the point of like, it's a shame that people come to our country.
They come to the White House and they don't have this great banquet hall.
I'm like, I don't know if that's necessary, but that's a good point.
It does kind of cool the size of the crowd.
Hey, tell me, somebody tell me in research or in chat if you guys know, like how many people the old ballroom can hold or the current.
I don't even know if it's current.
I don't know if they're tearing the old ball.
How many balls are going to hold?
That's not the question.
That's what Jerry says.
How many people can the ballroom hold?
Not the new one, the old.
And we'll see because I think they needed a little bit more space.
Anyway, all right, let's take some chats until we find that out.
Wait for the NATO dance.
The NATO ball.
Help me, noodles.
Good lord.
Are you ready?
Do you think that fine fellow asked, question?
Will newer generations in the West fully realize the empirical errors of unfettered compassion in time, or will the left try and finish destroying it before it can be fixed?
Listen, that is a very compelling argument.
When you push on the compassion button for people, very few people are ready to have this kind of difficult conversation.
Let's make it even worse.
Make it Israel Gaza, okay?
No matter what side you come down on, one side is going to get screwed to a degree because of the positions of both sides.
Either they're going to go in and clean out Hamas and you have to let that thing happen so that they can do it.
And there's a lot of collateral damage.
And obviously people are frustrated about that.
I understand it.
I am too.
I get it.
Or you can just let an entity stay there that is entirely based on destroying you.
And so that's what we have in the United States.
When you allow people to come into this country that have no interest in preserving the culture and becoming a part of the culture of this country, essentially they are looking to replace what you have and what you love and what you cherish with something else.
So they're effectively destroying your culture.
Now, that's not everybody that's coming in, but a large majority of the people that come in have no desire to be a part of what makes America great, truly great, right?
And because of that, you're seeing people's lives affected by it, and sometimes in very, very stark, difficult ways, right?
It doesn't mean that I don't want people to come into this country illegally or illegally.
Sorry, we talked about that.
We talked about limiting that, but it is going to destroy it because you're being compassionate to this person, not to people who were born here.
And there's nothing, you know, like I think the libertarian argument would be that like these people are equal, right?
These people are just equal, like just theoretically equal.
And I'm not arguing against that.
I'm just saying that's what they would start from.
And I go, yeah, but these people were born here and we have a duty to protect them first.
It doesn't mean that I don't care about people elsewhere.
It just means that I'm not going to sacrifice these people that I have a priority to protect and look after for somebody else.
It just doesn't make any sense.
So that's the whole America First movement.
It's not about being racist.
It's not about being exclusionary even.
It's just saying, hey, we have to do these things here and then we can be compassionate there.
Because if I'm just compassionate there, it gets destroyed.
And then I can't be compassionate anywhere.
So hopefully they figure that out because it really, there's not a lot of people willing to have that conversation because it's a hard one to have.
You just have to, though.
So I don't know.
Josh, you're looking at me with all the gold.
What you got?
I didn't even say anything this morning.
Next chat.
All right.
Real quick research had chimed in about the ballroom.
The White House is the East room that's, I believe, is the part that's being demolished.
Yes.
Yes.
And that held 200 people.
So now the new ballroom will hold just shy of a thousand.
Yeah.
And I think it's helpful because, you know, 200 is not a lot when you're.
It was the largest room in the White House as well.
Yeah.
Now it's going to be bigger.
Yeah.
Mo bigger.
All right.
Next chat.
All right.
Next from Brett W. Dickinson.
What?
How do we set a standard with non-English speaking immigrants at my church?
My wife works for the church and the Hispanics expect her to translate all of her emails into Spanish for them.
Stop.
Pardon.
And then let nature take its course.
Why do we have to speak more Spanish in this country than you have to speak English?
Fuck you.
I'm so sick of that.
Sorry, that's a little, I guess.
That stuff just pisses me up.
When an Uber driver comes up to the door and they don't know what there's, they don't know how to say, I got to take a picture.
I'm like, why do I know the word photo and you don't know the word photo?
They're very together.
Why am I expected to speak more of your language than you are of our language here?
I think it's a fair question.
I'm so sick of that.
Yeah.
Well, that's just a part of the problem.
Like you, listen, if I ever, God forbid, had to leave this country, like some unforeseen incident happened and I had to go and take my family and we had to go and start a life somewhere else.
I would never dream of going to another country and not learning the language and not trying to assimilate into the culture of that country.
I would never dream of going there and saying, you have to do everything my way.
I expect, I expect you to just figure out what I'm like, I have to learn their language.
Otherwise, how will I communicate?
But they call us the most entitled culture in the world, America.
Yeah, it just doesn't make any sense to me.
And so listen, I think it's fine to have, you know, for church groups.
I mean, obviously, if you're trying to reach out to the Hispanic community in the area, speaking their language, having service in their language, I think that makes sense.
But also in their language, you need to tell them to learn English.
Make sure.
This is a free app.
This is a free app that you could download.
It's one of those.
It's a duolingo or something?
Yeah.
Duolingo, you could go on Google Translate and do it.
Like all these different, I don't want to promote.
Google Translate and then you just speak into it.
Right.
Translate.
Like, no, like learn the language.
No, learn the language.
Yeah, no, I'm saying there are practical kind of intermediate steps, but you're right.
Learn the language.
That is the number one thing.
And it's not like me just selfish saying, hey, you learn the language.
It's like it will be better for you and your kids.
Like learn the language.
I'm a little confused here, though.
It's a church.
Are they delivering sermons in Spanish?
Is there a Spanish sermon?
Because if that's the case, maybe there is a case we made that if you're providing services, then maybe you should put some emails in Spanish.
But if it's not a Spanish service church, I don't think you have to cater to these people.
Maybe you can put a message at the top of the email in Spanish that says, hey, learn English.
Yeah, translate this yourself.
Here's a link to whatever Tim was saying.
And it's a standard.
My wife works for the church and the Hispanics.
Expect her to translate all her emails into Spanish for them.
Charge them.
I'm not sure.
Yeah.
Charge them.
20 bucks per email.
For the word of God, you must pay.
I don't know if I want to set that standard.
It's an email, but it is an email.
But that is the basic point.
Learn the language.
And nobody is pushing them to learn the language.
We have to change how we do this stuff.
Otherwise, it's never going to get any better.
All right.
Next chat.
Next chat from Errol E. Question for the crew.
How do people not see an invasion and the threat of the Muslim molesters in the U.S. as a threat to our country?
Is there an answer other than Walther?
Well, listen, that's a legitimate question.
A lot of our time and energy has been focused in other places.
And that is one of those that we have to come back to.
Islam is antithetical to everything that we hold dear in the United States.
And it does not support Western culture.
And we've talked to you guys about this.
This is something that I think has just, it's gotten kind of quiet.
We talked about it on the Zoran Mamdani deal where we had one of his, you know, one of the lead people will say, I think this person changed, I can't remember the guy's Aklay.
Canvas director, I believe, or something like that.
Like he changed his title multiple times.
I think it was weird.
And then it just, you know, poof, it's disappeared after all this story came out.
But I think people underestimate this.
And I saw somebody saying, oh, now they're going back to the tired trope of it's Islam and they're trying to distract us from Israel and all this stuff.
Shut up.
Like you guys are the ones that are entirely too focused.
And I don't mean like this audience.
I mean the people making these claims that like every single thing is Israel.
The only reason that I talk about it is because I want to disabuse people of these fake stories out here, these fake tales that they're spinning about Israel, not to support Israel, but to support truth so that you can make informed decisions and be pissed off when you should be pissed off and happy when you should be happy on the actions of a foreign country.
That's it.
That is all.
I wouldn't be talking about it otherwise.
So I just, I don't know.
I mean, Islam is definitely the threat that you have to understand the strategy.
And it's been this way.
I can't remember when I saw this video, but I think it was somewhere around 2008.
They were talking about Islam basically had decided that since going and fighting these countries and bombing them and doing a lot of the stuff we saw in the 80s, 90s, you know, early 2000, we saw these things happening and we thought like, okay, we're going to go fight Islam.
Like, okay, everybody's on guard now.
And they're like, listen, that strategy isn't working well.
It's not spreading Islam.
It's just spreading hatred for Islam.
So what we need to do is just immigrate to these countries, have big, big families and take them over essentially from the inside.
And that's what they're doing in a lot of these countries.
And so that I think is what people need to be aware of.
And again, it doesn't mean everybody, but it does mean you have to understand that culturally people are trying to change what you have.
That's, and I don't, you know, what should the proper response be to that, I think, is the question that a lot of people are asking.
Okay.
Is it somebody, you know, another culture coming in and we're learning from one another?
And I'm getting exposed to their culture.
They're getting exposed to mine.
But they've moved to this country.
They tried to come here.
They're becoming American and everything's great, right?
That's what I experienced in the 80s and 90s.
That's what it was.
Now it's like, well, they're coming over here.
They have zero interest in my culture, really.
They just want to come and partake in everything that makes America great and not necessarily really contribute to that culture.
Is that the same experience that we're having?
And what should my response be to that?
Especially if it turns out that if I do that to the level that they want to, it actually would destroy this country either financially or culturally or morally.
If it's non-Christian people coming over here trying to change us into a caliphate, like what should my response be?
So I think it's reasonable to pivot back and go, hey, we've got to make sure that we don't do that.
As far as practical steps, I really don't know what the laws you can pass to be able to do that.
That's for somebody in the legal side of things, but you got to be careful and you have to pay attention to it.
Next chat.
Next chat from Amanda Denise One.
Question for the crew: if the certain immigrants that come here who not only don't want to assimilate, but actually destroy our culture, how do we combat that or get rid of them if they're here legally?
I think I just talked about that, but I think, you know, Josh, you've experienced the Islamic culture firsthand.
I mean, what are your thoughts about the cultural side of this?
Like, just, you know, pure, unvarnished, whatever it is.
Agree, disagree.
I don't care.
Just what are your thoughts?
Well, I mean, you know, it's complicated because we do have a set of laws here and we do have this idea of the American dream and stuff.
And, you know, not everyone, not everyone, not everyone.
So you take all that stuff into account.
I don't like them.
And they're not my cup of tea, but there's also different brands of Islam, you know?
For sure.
There's the one that I'm familiar with, which is, you know, it's more of a rural, the Afghan brand of Islam, which is a lot different than the Iraq brand of Islam or the Saudi Arabian brand of Islam or somebody who's been here for three generations brand of Islam.
So there's different brands of it for sure.
I do know the one that I know is it's very backwards.
And it's not one that meshes well with America.
People call America the melting pot.
And that's what it's supposed to be.
People misunderstand that word, melting pot.
Like you come in and we mix all these cultures together.
You don't just mix all your cultures together and then still have your own thing.
You have your own soup brewing in the corner of the pot.
No, no, it comes together and you become, we're chicken soup.
You come here, you become chicken soup.
You don't get to be a halal corner of the pot.
No, no, no.
It's chicken soup or it's pork and beans, baby.
We're making pork and beans more accurately.
But yeah, I think that there should, you know, I don't think that banning migration or legal immigration from certain religions is ethical or constitutional.
But maybe if there's a way to, you know, I don't know what the checks are.
I love how your chains move when you're.
I mean, I think if there's got to be checks and balances here with, you know, with people coming in, and we have to make sure that their culture does align somewhat with America.
It doesn't have to, I don't think it has to be perfect.
It doesn't have to be the exact American dream.
They don't have to look like, you know, Gerald here.
They, you know, but there should definitely be some disqualifiers.
Yeah.
I got one for you.
Innocence should be one of them.
Shut up.
They're going to usurp the laws that we have in this land for Islamic or Sharia law, then I think that's a disqualifying factor.
Absolutely.
Get the fuck out.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
No, I don't disagree.
And I think we're dealing with the compassionate part.
Yeah, the compassionate part too.
No, I think that's what we're dealing with right now with so many people here.
We have to treat it like we're at war.
Well, you have to don't even, I mean, yes, and I think that's a good way to look at it.
But when you're at war, what are you doing?
I mean, theoretically, you could be trying to liberate people.
A lot of sitting around.
Well, sorry.
I don't know.
But I mean, it's cash.
As a country, when you're at war, mentally, what are you doing?
You're either trying to fight against an enemy that's trying to take you out, trying to, you know, take over whatever, or you're trying to liberate something.
So that's essentially what we're doing here.
It's not identified the enemy yet.
No, but that's what I'm saying.
It's not so much, in my opinion.
I'm trying to think this out.
It's not so much that I don't like what they do.
It's so much that I love what we have.
It doesn't matter.
And everything that attacks that in any way, I'm going to fight against to differing degrees because not every culture is trying to overtake and dismantle Western culture.
Yeah.
So I'm going to maybe go like, I just don't, I don't like Indians pooping in the streets in my neighborhood or something like that.
But at the same time.
I know that they're not trying to overtake our culture quite the same as Islam is.
So maybe the tactics are a little bit different.
I can limit.
No, they're terraforming our fucking land.
Yeah.
Shit land.
That's what they're doing.
They're literally shitting in the streets and terraforming the U.S. into India.
In India?
No, no.
Do they do it?
I don't accept that either.
I'm not saying accepting them out.
You completely didn't listen to anything that I said.
What I'm saying is I will fight them a little differently than somebody who is actively trying to take it's a communist with dude wipes.
They'll use dude wipes.
Right.
Yes.
I get it.
And Febrize.
No, I get it.
Because they'll use their hands.
I had an interpreter in Afghanistan, and he wanted to come to the States, asked for my endorsement.
I did not give it.
Because one time we were on a mission, and he was talking about coming to America.
And he's like, I can't wait to go to America.
I'm like, oh, yeah, it'd be great.
I'm smoking Instagram.
I'm like, yeah, it'd be great if your wife could just go to the store and no one give her shit about it by herself.
And he's like, what?
That'd be great.
Your kids can just go fucking run around the neighborhood and they can go have boyfriends and do whatever they want to do.
And they don't have to worry about asking permission.
He's like, I'm like, yeah, your wife can drive by herself.
She can go places.
Doesn't need your permission.
He's like, no, no, no.
Somebody endorsed him.
Came over.
Really?
Guess who he left in Afghanistan?
His wife.
His whole family, dude.
His whole family is somewhere in Virginia right now.
What a piece of crap.
Yeah, dude.
Absolutely.
He reached out to me on Facebook.
Rafula is his name.
We called him Mike.
We call them all by Anglo names.
We should set up a meeting and record it.
No, I don't want to see that.
Dude, I really hate this guy.
Dude, I almost beat the shit out of him one time because he was smoking a cigarette at 2 a.m.
I don't know, in a secured position.
I was about to beat the shit out of him.
But anyway, this guy sucks.
He's in the States now.
He's allowed to be here.
Left his family to, I don't know, deal with the Taliban because their father and husband was an operative of the United States military.
Who knows what happened to them?
They might be dead.
Jeez.
They're a backwards people there, man.
Yeah.
Their morals don't line up with ours.
And yeah, sure, that's anecdotal, but there's at least 10 guys watching this right now who have similar stories than interpreters in Afghanistan.
Yeah.
No, I think that's that there has to be some lines drawn.
And if we don't, listen, the longer this goes, the more draconian the cuts have to be.
The lines have to get firmer.
And this thing, it's just like deporting people that have been here.
It's like, oh, I've been here for 10 or 15 years.
Sorry we didn't get around to doing the right thing 10 or 15 years ago and keeping you from coming to this country illegally.
But now we're coming around and getting everybody out that shouldn't be here.
The longer this goes on, the worse that it gets.
So there do need to be some changes made.
And I like Steven's plan about the voting stuff.
I understand that there could be some different issues that you'll face with that.
But listen, if you're a net taker, sorry.
You don't get to vote.
You don't get to determine what the people who are actually contributing to this society, like what they get to spend their money on or what the government spends their money on.
You're just always going to vote for it to be given out.
So I get it.
But we have to make sure that these laws change.
And there is some protection, not against anybody.
Don't frame it that way.
It's for us.
Protections for us, not against anybody else.
Next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Pedro the Mexican, 15.
Hello, Pedro.
Question for the crew.
What are your thoughts on deportations of people still?
Hold on.
Let's just leave it up there.
Leave it up there.
No, you're fine.
You're fine.
This is more about Pedro.
Are you actually Mexican, Pedro?
I mean, he could be.
He was born in Mexico.
I don't know, Pedro, reach back out.
Let us know.
Or is this just a name?
Are you just taking a screen?
Okay.
Pedro the Mexican, 15.
We'll see.
So thoughts on deportations of people still owing debt?
Would you be happy to write off the debt if they are deported?
Hmm.
Can we do both?
Here's another question.
I think this is.
That's more of an opinion question.
This is a fact-based question, fact-based question.
Maybe Richard can help us with this.
Is bankruptcy limited to American citizens?
Well, if you're deported, I mean, listen, you can just not pay anything.
You're deported or what your physical location has nothing to do with viral bankruptcy.
No, no, no, I know, but I'm saying you don't have to file for bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is protection, essentially, and kind of a structured way of getting through.
But they may just be like, we're just going to just not pay.
Well, I get it.
What about if the credit issuer who issued credit to illegal eats it?
Ah!
Yeah, we shouldn't be issuing credits to credit to people who are here illegally.
Sorry, Bank.
Sorry, take advantage of them.
Yes.
Suck it.
I'm with Tim.
I'm with Tim.
I only asked that bankruptcy question because that does give you a legal way out of your debt if you were to come back later.
Oh, later on.
Yeah, because that's one of the things Tom Holman mentioned.
He was like, hey, there's a right way to do this.
Yeah, self-deport.
Get out of here.
Come back.
Do it the right way.
Yeah.
In time or whatever, he said.
But yeah, I think if there's a way for them to be legally not obligated to pay it, then that's different than writing it off as some kind of.
I mean, Chase could come after them once they come back in legally.
Yeah, for sure.
Hey, remember that $30,000 in debt you owe us?
Yeah, you're going to have to pay that.
I just don't want the federal government or the Fed to bail them out.
I was about to say also coupled with no bailouts whatsoever.
There is the option of forcing the country of origin to pay that, but then you risk that country no longer wanting to play ball if you have no other cards to play for.
That's why parachutes were invented.
We'll just fly over their airspace and push the people out with parachutes.
Well, I mean, they'll take the people.
I'm saying they might not want to play ball in other facets of life if you're sitting there sticking them with a bill with it.
I think the banks are the culprits here.
Whoever did that.
And did Tim Walls just the other day sign a bill that everybody gets a driver's license or a license, state-issued ID?
No, it wasn't the other day.
It was a while ago.
He did do the.
I know he proposed it.
Well, there's a here's it.
Here's what happened.
He, yes, it happened.
Everyone in Minnesota can get a driver's license, even if you're not a citizen.
Now, the hard thing is when you register to vote, you use your driver's license.
And there's only a question that asks you if you're a legal citizen.
Yeah, there's the only thing that's preventing somebody who's illegal who has a driver's license legally as an illegal resident is honesty.
Ah, that's it.
That's it.
I know what you're talking about because there was a hearing.
Maybe like a sign.
Of some sort that was in, yeah, something was being talked about on the floor in Minnesota.
And somebody of authority, some lady of authority or some guy of authority didn't have to, like, through a series of questions, had to admit that, yes, it is technically possible for a legal residence to vote.
Here we go.
It's insane.
Yeah, I got it.
You have it.
Yeah, it's Grand Pinnacle Tribune.
I don't know exactly what that is, but Minnesota officials, this is October 16th, admit non-citizens could vote with state IP.
Ah, that's right.
Okay, so, you know, the only thing stopping them is them saying yes.
Yes, or no.
That's it.
No.
Or, sorry, yes.
Different accent, different migrant.
I don't know.
No.
I don't think, yeah, that's insane.
The fact that we're allowing that.
How is it possible?
Okay.
No electoral votes for Minnesota.
Zero.
You're letting people that are not citizens vote in your elections.
Zero.
They didn't have that.
Every situation.
They're facilitating.
Yes, they are.
They're facilitating.
Thank you.
That's a much better term, Josh.
I was wrong there.
Admonishment.
No, no, no, no.
Admonish.
I said let facilitate is what they're actually.
You don't have to get him to thank you.
That's okay.
I'll take the admonishment.
That's all right.
They're facilitating it.
I can handle it.
Zero electoral votes.
Until you get your stuff in line, zero, done.
You get none.
Sorry.
You got until the next election cycle until those things happen.
And you get none until it's going to cut state funding immediately.
Well, listen, there are steps to this, right?
So maybe that's the next step if they're like, well, no, we still won't do it.
It's like, well, then you will get no money.
Hey, we don't pay any money.
We have to military.
At the same time, immediately.
Tim goes further than I do next chat.
There needs to be a federal law, I think, about minimum standards.
If it's a federal election, you can have your own state election rules and laws, but if it's a federal election, I think that it should be federally mandated that you have to prove U.S. citizenship.
Well, I think Congress does need to act on this.
There's several bills that have been proposed or come to, I just.
You need a passport in order to vote.
That's my passport.
Proving that.
I would say I would take a birth certificate or a social security card or whatever the heck.
They have fake.
That's how they got their credit from Chase.
Sure, but it makes it.
But it's a lot harder than getting a state issue.
It's a lot harder than going.
It's very hard to get a passport.
It's true.
You gotta have to go through steps.
Something to be able to vote in this country that means you're a citizen.
Until then, you get zero electoral votes from your state.
Next gen. All right.
Well, speaking of non-U.S.
citizens, Pedro the Mexican 15 got back to us.
Oh, good.
Hey, Pedro.
I'm British.
You taking a fucking picture.
You don't even know what a Mexican is.
It has been exposed.
Let the truth set you free.
He could still be Mexican.
It's true.
It could be a Mexican British.
I asked him if he was Mexican, and he said, I am British.
Well, then you say he was.
Shut up, Tim.
The screen name says Pedro the Mexican, not the Brit.
That's not fair at all.
If he was a Mexican Brit, at least when he eats his beans and toast for breakfast, it would be good beans.
It'd be really good beans.
It would be good.
Yeah, some refried beans and some cheese.
I don't think there's much good Mexican food going on in England.
Nah, maybe some places.
Maybe like little pockets.
Yeah.
But then again, there's no place to get gunmushy peas in Dallas.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Pedro.
I'm just crapping all over British food.
I'm sorry.
Hey, we love our British fans.
You guys ought to fight for some free speech.
Are you here, Pedro?
Are you in Mexico?
Help me make the name make sense, Pedro the Mexican.
How about we call him every single time we pick?
We're going to call him Pedro the Brit, 15.
Lie.
Pedro the Mexican sounds better, though.
It does.
It does.
Next gen. All right.
Next chat from Damo Knight.
Do you think there's a point where the left, like an addict, hits rock bottom and realizes how far gone they are and actually starts to work on turning things around?
Well, like an addict, they will deny, deny, deny, and probably go back to their old ways.
That's true.
Yeah.
It's true.
It's a sad truth.
It really is.
Addicts in my family.
And unfortunately, that's the way it goes.
Sometimes you get a great recovery, and that's awesome, but there are also, you know, there are also side effects.
But it takes, so it does take a flash of genius kind of moment, Stevens talked about, for that stuff.
Uh-oh.
Uh-oh, there's something laughing going on.
Whatever.
We'll get to it in a minute.
He said, please do call me Pedro the Brit.
Ah, okay.
You're just leaning into it.
So your lies have been exposed.
And we'll see.
I don't think they'll ever hit rock bottom, though.
I really don't.
I don't think it works like that with people on the left.
On the right, when we look into, for example, controversial issues that the right has to deal with, we go, ah, okay.
Yeah, I can see where maybe I kind of adjust my position a little bit.
I try to make sure that it lines up with the facts of the situation and I make sure that, okay, I'm not just being unreasonable.
Okay, this is a good path forward.
With people on the left, and again, I'm speaking of leadership because individuals are very difficult.
It's not a monolith, but like the leadership on the left just seems bent on power and control.
And I understand that there's an element to that for everybody who's in politics.
Of course, I'm not an idiot.
But I think what you see is not a, oh, no, we're wrong.
It's a, how do we get more of the power and control?
They don't like this argument anymore, so let's just give them a different one.
It's not about realizing that you're wrong and trying to correct it.
It's just going, well, which way is the wind blowing?
That's really all it is.
So, no, I don't think they'll ever hit rock bottom and kind of change and do anything like that.
I think ultimately what you're going to have to do is make them irrelevant.
So if you want to hold kind of more liberal views, like, you know, Democrat versus, you know, Republican views, then the only way you're going to get elected is if it's much closer to what conservatives believe.
I think that's the only way that changes.
Otherwise, it's just a power grab.
They're never going to realize that they're convinced they're right.
Yeah, you said they'll never hit rock bottom.
I got to tell you, like a lot of addicts, they also think that they have not hit rock bottom.
Even when it's like there is no more rock bottom for you to hit.
They're on the street like, ain't that bad.
It ain't that bad, bro.
I got it.
Yeah, I live in someone else's backyard, but I'm doing all right.
Have you seen my pose?
I just bend over for a little bit.
That's so sad when I see those videos.
My mouth still works, so I can still get my drugs.
Oh, geez.
It's a couple more illegal voters.
Okay.
All right.
What's so funny over there?
All right, well, I'm going to be the Pedro the Mexican 15 saga to rest.
This is just going to be the Pedro the Mexican 15 show.
Time.
I'm born and bred British.
I have been into Mexico twice.
I am definitely not third world.
I just like drinking tequila on nights out, and the name was given to me by my friend.
Oh.
Oh, see, in America, we would call that racist.
Yeah.
Cultural appropriation.
It's fun.
It's fun.
But here, somebody will say, eh, foo.
Just don't post on somebody about it.
Yeah.
He's like the whitest white guy you've ever seen that happened to go to Mexico and get drunk on a beach eating the worm from the tequila bottle.
And now his friends are like, ah, it's Pedro the Mexican, guys.
Hey, it's Pedro.
Anyway, Pedro, we love you.
We appreciate your like your style.
Mexico is a fun place.
But I didn't think, I just had a hunch.
I had a hunch that Pedro was not, in fact, Mexican, and I was right.
He's not NextChat.
Okay, Hans Landa.
Yeah.
What?
Sniff him out, can't you?
Rewards.
All right.
Next chat.
Very important question from Decision Points.
Question for the crew.
Would you agree Trump's new ballroom deserves a name to match its size?
Maybe the big balls room.
No.
Stop it.
Speaking of big balls, that DC judge released those two kids of age 18 and 19 to probation, I believe.
The ones that beat up Big Balls for trying to not let them steal his girlfriend's car.
You heard their reasoning, right?
Why?
She said, because she's not there to punish.
She's there to rehabilitate.
Nope.
Okay, well, when you fail to rehabilitate and those young men commit another crime, then you're responsible for it.
How about that?
Because that was your job to rehabilitate.
You failed.
You lose your job.
Maybe even you get to go to jail too.
How about you with them?
Would you like that?
They weren't there to beat up.
They were just there to dispossess of an auto.
Oh, well, maybe she has an auto for them to dispossess of.
She should spend a week with them at a camp.
There you go.
Everywhere.
Well, not any meaning like that.
I meant like a summer camp with Hans Lamb.
I met.
Whoa, no, no, no.
Yeah, very bad.
I didn't mean like a camp, camp.
I meant like, you know, they sing songs together and she teaches them about being good.
She could rehabilitate.
Re-education camp.
That's not what I meant either.
Oh, damn it.
They should go to jail.
They should go to jail.
I think federal charges are being pressed.
I'd like to go to Next Chat, but not yet.
Keep going.
I have judicial fatigue.
Dude.
True.
Yeah.
Well, you'd be double fatigued if you saw her, but oh, really?
Oh, I know.
Yeah.
You're going to have to show it.
I know.
How do we?
We're just sleepwalking into disaster every single day.
She looks like she's from D.C. I mean, as long as the band keeps playing, I guess I'm fine.
Let's just noodles.
Give me a chat.
Screw it.
Speaking of walking, Shannon, 92,884.
That's a lot of numbers.
What are your thoughts on mobilizing a Trump march across the country?
How can we coordinate it?
How can we coordinate it?
And do you think it would remind these losers of the November ass kicking they received?
I am personally not a big fan of marches.
That also sounds like hero worship to me.
A little bit.
I mean, I wouldn't do it personally.
I'm not going to go out there and march and go, I love Trump and Trump's the best and suck it.
I'm not that.
I don't know.
That's pretty gay.
I'm not going to do that.
Protesting, like when they were taking away our rights and keeping us locked in, I think like the things that were, you know, that Steven and the crew went on in Michigan.
I think that makes sense, you know, like actually doing that, but like marching in support of, I don't know.
I mean, I think there's some utility for it.
Don't get me wrong.
But if you're going to do something, I would rather you be involved in local politics and helping change what's going on in your area, not necessarily doing like a big march or something like that.
You know, especially not on like maybe certain days.
I don't know, like the 6th of January any year in the near future.
Just, you know, because they look for reasons.
No, I just, I don't know.
I'd rather you get involved in doing something.
If marching is kind of what you think will make a difference and change things, then fine.
I just don't think it will because the No Kings thing, there was a lot of people doing that.
It changed my mind zero.
Like, I don't think it really changed anybody's minds at all.
I mean, they were like, oh, there's 7 million.
Okay, fine.
Granted, 7 million.
You mean 10% of the people that voted against Hitler came out and marched because Hitler was going to be Hitlering?
What?
That's not the kind of support that I would expect to see if there was, in fact, a fascist dictator that was about to strip American citizens of their rights and send kill squads around the country.
I would imagine that maybe it would be more than 10% of the people that voted for the other guy.
Yeah, plus, I think another thing, too, is that these marches are, you know, they're by design, they're supposed to be for things you disagree with.
Now, I get it.
You want to show support for something and you want to go march about it.
But think about what a march and a, it's called a march protest called a march.
What does that bring?
That brings, well, now you got to close down streets.
Okay, people got to go places.
All right.
Now you got to, on those streets, you got to close down the businesses.
Well, people are, people got to stay open.
Some people, they can't be open every day.
Some people work in an industry like, I don't know, stand-up comedy.
And sometimes they, sometimes they book a show a couple months in advance for a date that then will turn into an O-Kings protest.
And then you got people on the streets.
Luckily, it worked out for me, but it could have easily, if it wasn't Fort Worth, it could have easily been something that could have disrupted a show and cost me thousands of dollars.
And for what?
So, you can go out there and say how much you love the president.
I would be against that personally.
Josh just doesn't want to mess up one of his shows.
Okay, final chat.
We have to get out of here.
I sometimes want to get some pizza.
Oh, that's true.
Final chat.
All right.
So, since we talked about retards today, Moranio asks: question for all: Should Elon Musk try to buy Reddit to drain that swamp too?
No, because these guys are just going to go somewhere else and set up something else retarded.
Let's not ask retarded questions.
At least all the retards are where we know they are.
I don't know if Reddit needs to be drained as much as it needs to stop removing voices of opposing views.
They remove conservative voices every day on that site.
I would just prefer if you didn't do that.
I don't know if you don't need to drain something, but you fill it back up with equal opportunity.
Listen, if you're going to have leftist retards, at least have some on the right.
Retards.
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