What the Hell Did Kamala Just Do: Dems Must Be Down Bad!
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You know, back when I was in the academy, we would follow every toast with a song.
She skulled.
She'd come cheerful by life long.
She'll eat skull.
She'll eat skull dark.
She'll come.
Cheer card.
All my life long.
It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
Come cheer up, my dance.
Come cheer up, my dance.
Tis better to have loved and lost.
Tis better to have loved and lost.
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I do not love thee.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day, when I have plucked the rose at the rose, Longing still for that which longer nurses the disease In faith.
I do not love thee.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day.
Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved.
And all Come cheer up my hands, Come cheer up my dance.
Tis better to have loved and lost.
Unbroken sentence.
Moving from topic to topic, No one had a chance to interrupt.
Kickbox quite hypnotic.
Credibly unbroken sentence moving from topic to topic.
No one had a chance to interrupt.
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George, I think we should listen.
Go very well.
Never give.
And I'm never beep.
They sing songs us.
Sings Us Songs00:03:08
Sings this.
Never give.
And I'm obnover beep.
They sing songs us sing sis.
Welcome.
Gerald's already angering me.
Kamala Harris is back.
Bring it up, Tool Man.
Please don't.
Don't do the thing today where you're all in cahoots.
Kamala Harris is back.
Who cares?
Well, it's funny.
That's why.
England is too white.
They're trying to change it.
I say that's racist, and I'd prefer it to be more white.
Alberta should leave Canada.
I'm going to make the case.
And a Nebraska teacher, 26.
She is 18.
He taught sixth grade.
She just graduated.
He's going to prison for 20 years for a consensual relationship.
And I know that women are going to cover this and say, what a pervert.
I don't agree.
26, 18.
There's more to the story, but comment below.
On with the show.
It's one of those days.
Okay.
Here, Josh.
Yeah.
What are you guys doing?
Electroshock therapy.
Obviously, but why?
To wake us up, of course.
Yeah, and we got a show to do.
Yeah.
Keep it.
You don't have to.
You don't have to do this, okay?
You don't have to do this.
Think gay thoughts are here.
Electroshock is good for gay thoughts.
No, Stop, stop, stop.
Listen, guys, guys.
There are better ways to wake yourselves up, okay?
Okay.
Good point, Gerald.
You forgot to wet the sponge.
The electrical stop whatever in the green mile you're doing right now and just try blackout coffee.
You know the guys that you worked with to make the strange animal blend?
Ring a bell?
Why don't I remember that?
One guess.
Here.
That's good.
Yeah.
Let me try.
Here, you take these.
Come here.
Mmm.
Ah, that's great!
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Use the promo code Crowder for 20% off your first order and try the new exclusive strange animal brew.
Yes, I chose the beans.
It is the blend that we drink here exclusively, and now I'm making it available to you.
That's right, Blackout Coffee.
What's the website, Gerald?
You got it right there in the map.
BlackoutCoffee.com.
Voice Clashes in Congress00:09:50
slash Crowder.
Yeah.
We need to leave it back.
We have a ton of it here.
It is what we drink.
It is a blend to put together.
Let me ask you: who do you think the Democrat frontrunner is for 2028?
Cap Morgan CEO, how are you?
Hi.
I'm trying to keep you guys on your toes because you call me a fat angry because you called me a fat piece of shit right before we went like tool man.
Josh, did you hear him?
I always hear people say that because it's mean and it's bullying, and he said it.
Listen, I okay, did I say it?
Yes.
Did I call you that?
No.
I do it for your own benefit.
It makes you dad right before you go on the show, and you're better mad.
Technically, he said it.
He said, No, you don't look like a fat piece of shit.
Yeah, technically.
Well, that's passive-aggressive.
It is, which would mean he did call you.
Which is very feminine, which is why you throw off the vibe.
Yep, trying to piss you off.
Whatever I have to do to make you the best you possible.
Saturday, February 14th, where the vibe will be good because Gerald won't be there.
Irving Theater in Dallas, Texas.
Do not underscore fires.
No, I love Gerald might be there.
Marian sex with my wife.
Gerald's going to do guest spots.
Oh, really?
Is he?
Yeah, it's going to be great.
Oh, nice.
No, I'm not.
It's Gerald C. with just Billy on the soundboard.
Well, that's one of the things.
They won't light him at the last minute.
They should light him at the first.
No, I want the crowd to simmer in that.
You know where the crowd talks back?
Oh, I know.
Black History Month, people.
I'm running out of urban dances.
Yeah.
We celebrate.
Please don't.
We celebrate the best among us.
Come on.
It's just going to be us outwhiting each other a little bit, which is okay.
It's okay.
It's okay to be white.
It's also okay to be black.
Jesus loves you either way.
But you guys get a month.
So, Black History Month.
We want to honor our black brother.
Let's be honest, it's the best among us.
We really, we should be differential.
We should be, I mean, we don't want to be overly white.
So, some fast facts: Shirley Ann Jackson invented the touchstone phone and caller ID in the 1970s.
Oh, that's pretty cool.
That is pretty cool, Rob.
Shirley?
Robert Tanner Freeman invented the dental drill in 1887.
Okay.
All right.
And in 1852, the elevator was invented.
Well, it was invented by a white guy, but later that same year, DeAndre Woodson was the first to beat his girlfriend in one.
So maybe I am a little racist now.
Yeah.
Whoa, Gerald.
If you had witnessed the first beating in an elevator, maybe you would be too.
Because to understand the history is to appreciate it.
Black History Month out.
Okay.
Now, if it was back then, I would have assumed she didn't do something she was supposed to do.
Exactly right.
Exactly right.
Probably slept with a white guy, so, you know.
Moving on.
I don't know if that was as much of a problem.
The thing is, I think, yeah, I don't know if that was as much of a problem as the other way around.
Ah, yeah, that's true.
Because they were not progressive and they didn't understand that, you know, white people have a lot to apologize for, and black people are the best among us.
Yes.
Also, some Hollies.
Can't get enough of them.
Really?
So things got a little testy yesterday.
And there's no way to escape this.
You'll see with the next clip.
It's just, it just keeps coming.
Because now we have a black lady and a gay.
Who wins?
But it's going to be fun.
It's going to be okay.
So Maxine Waters and Scott Besson squared off.
And he's becoming certainly my favorite to watch.
It's time for the latest installment of Sassy Scott.
He's here this week with his billionaire sugar daddy, Alex Soros.
So I asked you, Secretary Binsley, will you be the voice of reason in the administration and urge Trump to stop waging a war on American consumers and on housing affordability and putting the economy at risk?
Yes or no?
You don't have to explain.
Representative Watson.
Will you be the voice?
Will you be the voice?
Will you be the voice of influence?
Will you be the voice of reason?
Will you be the voice of the people?
I studied for Morgan University.
Reclaiming my time.
It was a massive immigration.
Mr. Chair, we let in the middle of the time.
Tom does belong to a woman.
10 and 20 million immigrants, housing stock.
Can you maintain some level of data?
No, his time has not expected.
I love that.
I think you should recognize that, Mr. Chair.
You better recognize that.
Yeah, he doesn't owe you any time back.
This is not reparations, okay?
I love that.
He has the right to speak.
You see the black guy laughing in front of her?
Yeah.
Also, by the way, he's a gay man in a Republican administration.
I'm quite certain he's had it quite a bit harder than you.
Maxine Waters, by the way, has been in Congress since 1991.
She's been in there since the first Iraq war.
She's so old, this is how they greeted her when she first arrived.
Oh, my lucky stars, a Negro.
You may say, but he was happy.
He was polite about it.
That was what we said back then.
It was a very, yeah.
It's still the United Negroes College Fund.
1991.
Dude, I was two years old.
Yeah.
She's been in Congress since I've been pooping my pants.
Yes, and now she is.
She is now.
Well, I still am, to be fair.
It's the circle of poop.
Besant, oh, this one's good, too.
He also got a little testy with the New York Democrat Gregory Meeks because the Meek will not inherit anything.
All I need to know is: will you halt it and do a complete investigation and scrutiny of this licensing application?
What?
All you have to ask is yes or no.
No, Congressman, all you have to ask is the OCC is an independent entity, and I would know, Congressman.
You take that as an else.
You traveled to Venezuela.
I take that as an L. On behalf of the Transportation Committee.
I take that as a no.
You do not want to answer that question.
I take that as a no.
For a $7 billion.
I'm asking you to do your responsibility as Secretary of the Treasury.
Pause.
I would quite literally give up my left testicle for Scott Besant to simply respond, Secretary.
And I feel like he's got it in him.
I feel like he's got it in him.
But let's finish this out.
Mr. Meeks, your time has expired.
You cannot arrange what you did in the world.
He's the one that went past your time, Mr. Chairman.
He did not answer my question.
But he wouldn't constrain me.
He had six seconds left to try to answer your question.
It was a yes or no.
It was a yes or no answer.
I asked him.
Well, ask it again.
Axe it again.
Let me ask the guy from Grant that Goddle behind you.
You have to do rag.
Well, stop being his flunky.
Stop being his flunky.
And then I will agree to stop being the robot reverend from Futurama.
Do you?
Homosexuality is an abomination.
You're not all wrong.
I will ask my superior.
Meeks has been in Congress since 1998.
Just to be clear, these people are dinosaurs.
This is why we need term limits.
And are you not like, I've got to imagine, by the way, surprising number of black viewers because many of you are coming over.
And right now, if you're watching, this is embarrassing for you, right?
This is embarrassing for you in our highest halls of government that they're acting like children.
This is not how we conduct ourselves.
It has to be embarrassing.
It has to be embarrassing the same way Nancy Pelosi with an African scarf taking a knee in the halls of Congress is embarrassing for us.
Yes.
It's like everything is, how can I portray myself as a victim?
Even in this case, it's, he took my time.
Everyone sees it.
Everyone sees that you are not allowing him to answer.
You are being rude.
And then you are claiming to be the victim of bullying or someone being rude to you.
We can only have so many interactions like this until we go, you know what?
All right, we're just not, I don't want to be accused of a hate crime.
He has to sit there.
But I'll tell you what, white Americans who have to deal, guess what?
They just check out.
Yeah.
That's what's happening.
You said right.
He has to sit there.
They act like they're being bullied by this guy.
They demanded he be there.
Right.
For a financial committee or financial oversight hearing or whatever.
Like he has to be there.
And then you're like, he's taking my time.
Well, then maybe you shouldn't have called him here.
Oh, my God.
Exactly.
Don't ask those questions.
I guarantee you he dropped some hard epithets in the green room.
Gay men, they're caddy across the board.
Well, not only that, but they also bring the dirt.
Did you see what he did?
It's hard to hear what he is saying.
I would love Venezuela.
He's like, well, in 2006, you went down to Venezuela and you lobbied these people.
He goes, you know, that's a crime, right?
And it wasn't like they're different people.
It's related.
Yeah, yeah.
No, it's really, well, you went down to Venezuela.
I saw you.
You probably.
No, but I wasn't the one asking the questions.
I'm like, you don't want to answer the question.
I'm not going to answer the question.
I'm sorry.
I guess I touched a nerve.
I didn't know that you fillated Maduro.
I love it.
I love it.
He's caddy and he brought dirt on all of them.
I guess Maduro's D is like the cocaine he sells.
Once you go, that you never go back.
It's as addictive as crack.
Dirt and Diplomacy00:07:18
Am I right?
I'm joking.
You're a fag.
He said something.
He said something like that at the end of it, too.
I'm not sure if we had that on the clip, but on the later of that altercation, he was like, are you going to go visit your friend Maduro?
Yeah.
You know what he's thinking?
He's like, I am a very gay Republican economist.
What do you think you can do to me?
Because I'm also very wealthy.
Like for crying out loud.
All right.
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It's a blend that we put together, and that's what we use at the office here.
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You can tell, right?
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That's the best.
That's the wrong film.
Yeah, don't get anything else.
Don't get anything.
Don't get anything else.
Well, they don't have anything else.
They just have the Strange Animal Brew.
They said it's really good.
I said, that's true.
This is a strange animal house.
Well, that's what you start with.
It is what feeds you.
It is what clothes you.
This is why Gerald got fired from Duncan.
Yes.
I remember.
He was like, yeah, we got great.
I mean, Starbucks also is across the street.
They're good.
Dutch brothers, they're Christian.
They had to change their slogan there where he was working, that America runs from Jerry.
Just a customer-shaped cloud from where they used to be.
I wish he had that Photoshop of Gerald chasing down someone with a latte.
Leaving the drive-through.
You're pumpkin spice.
Bag of donuts.
Keep it.
You'd like it.
All right.
Speaking of things we don't like, we did a closing time.
And I don't like, you know me.
I live by a code.
Yeah.
Like a pirate.
It doesn't make sense.
Don't get me wrong.
And it's horribly inconsistent.
But it is a code, nonetheless.
We did a closing time on Kamala Harris.
I don't want to address her again, but we have to, because yesterday, for the first time since election 2024, Kamala HQ posted this on X. That's interesting.
It's a terrible password.
Yeah, and you said that's interesting.
Well, that is interesting because if you notice the one fake password is the babysitter is weird.
Yeah.
Is she talking about her husband having an affair with his babysitter and getting divorced?
Right.
That would be a weird thing to...
It's just a weird password.
It's a weird...
It is a weird password.
I'm not sure what it's referencing, but the only thing I can think is her husband having sex with his babysitter.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Exactly right.
And I don't know if you know, but she likes the men and she likes to be involved in affairs.
She's done quite a few of those.
Mayor and hired one standard.
She's babysat, if you know what I mean.
Yeah, I do.
Meaning she was incredibly promiscuous with married men.
Yep.
No, she would have been a great model as first female president for your daughters.
Hey, do you see that, sweetheart?
If you sleep with disgusting men in their harem, you too can be president of the United States.
All you have to do is sleep your way to the top.
Isn't it great?
You can be a whore and president.
Hey, it's not that simple.
They have to have power.
The men have to have power.
That's true.
That's true.
They do have to pay.
They can't just be any geek off the street.
So, sweetheart, make sure you're a whore for the right person.
Yes.
That's the lesson here.
Daddy loves you.
At least mayor.
And they followed it up, by the way.
They did.
They followed up just this morning with real, new, and improved Kamala Ramblings.
Madam Vice President, what's going on with Kamala HQ?
Well, I'm so glad you asked.
I have good news.
So Kamala HQ is turning into headquarters, and it's where you can go online to get basically the latest of what's going on and also to meet and revisit with some of our great courageous leaders, be they elected leaders, community leaders, civic leaders, faith leaders, young leaders.
I'm really excited about it.
So stay engaged and I'll see you.
We were hanging out in a parking lot.
And just to hedge her bets, after that, she immediately proceeded to fillate Mayor Jacob Fry.
Fry.
And open a purple suit store because you have to have a contingency plan.
You do, yes.
So to give us a little more insight into this teaser, we actually welcome, many people don't know this, her father is Donald J. Harris.
And so we welcome Kamala Harris's father, Donald J. Harris, to the show.
All right, Mr. Donald J. Harris, thank you for being here.
Can you see me, hear me, sir?
Yamon, Wagwan.
Okay, what are your thoughts on your daughter's potential comeback?
Come back?
No, man.
Me daughter's more of a come-front kind of gal.
And by that, you mean...
Oh, hey, they don't call her downtown Willie Brown for none, man.
Wow, that is very on the nose.
I think I know how this is going to go.
What do you make of this teaser, though, from Kamala HQ?
Me daughter has been called a lot of kings, but a teaser is not one of them.
I'm afraid to ask, but what do you mean by that?
She's been called a sleazer.
She's been called a pleaser, but never been called a teaser.
She's been whipping her coconuts out since the 1990s.
That's your daughter, Mr. Harris.
It's really, it's awful to hear you say that.
It kind of sucks.
You are no, what really sucks, man.
I can guess where this is going.
Me filty whore of a daughter.
That's why it's called Kamala HQ, because she is the head queen.
Oh, that's enough.
Tool Minton, cut it, cut it, cut it.
And here is a sad state of affairs.
Oh, yeah, according to Kelchie, Kamala still remains the leader for Rasmussen, 2028, she is at 34%.
Newsom is at 20%.
Shapiro is at 10%.
But then the Calci odds don't have her quite as high here.
If you know that Newsom is at 31%, Kamala is at 8%.
AOC is at 8%.
That's still just an awful state of affairs.
It really is.
When people say, I didn't leave the Democrat Party, the Democrat Party left me.
Just look at that list.
Gavin Newsom, Kamala, AOC.
We could toss some other people in that mix.
We could toss Lilith Warren in that mix.
Let's toss Governor Whitmer in that mix.
Can you name me one who isn't radical?
Can you name me one where you could find the daylight between their views of the world and Antifa?
Genuine question.
Fetterman.
I mean, he's not a Kamala.
Yeah, but they hate him.
But they do hate him.
They hate him.
Well, you know what?
I think that would shake their world if he showed up on that primary stage, just boom, boom, earth shaking.
I wish he would.
He would take them to task more than a Republican would probably in a debate.
Imagine that.
They would be shown up by a guy in a hoodie who had a stroke.
Yes.
He probably wouldn't halfway know where he was.
I think he would steal votes.
He would steal GOP votes.
Yeah.
And you know, by being really reasonable.
Like, he would go, look, I'm pro-choice, but I think that this policy is pretty ridiculous.
I mean, we're talking about kids who are like eight months old, whatever it is.
He'd be like, look, I think that I don't like Donald Trump, but I think he's done some good things for the economy, and I think it's a good thing that evil dictators are out of power.
And they'd be like, ah, what do we do here?
We didn't have a plan for this.
And Kamala Harris was like, I don't know what to do.
I'll resort to instinct.
And then Fetterman has another stroke.
That's mean.
I shouldn't have done that.
Benjamin Butterworth Takes Them To Task00:05:51
No, it's okay.
I'm sorry.
It's going to come back to get me.
Hold on, is there like a silver lining to this that we're missing?
Like, they changed Kamala HQ to headquarters.
Are they trying to get rid of her by removing her name from it?
I don't know.
Is that a positive thing?
I think you're reading too much into it.
Yeah, maybe you're reading too much into it.
You're going to hear from a lot of people, not me.
They're pushing me out the door.
Yeah.
Well, they should be.
Hopefully.
Because she's a drunk.
We'll see.
And a whore.
Just my opinion.
2028 sponsored by Captain Morgan.
Just my opinion.
You guys can comment below if you think it's out of line.
When I think Kamala Harris, I think drunk whore.
Vote drunk whore 2020.
That's my opinion.
That is my opinion of Kamala Harris.
You think it's sexist?
All right.
Fine.
It's factually correct.
Now you're going to think I'm racist because Britain may be done, right?
Now, I know what you're thinking.
Oh, are they done?
And check the references, links in the description.
We always have those.
They may be done because of a stagnant economy, because of an epidemic of rapes and stabbies, because of arresting thousands of people for wrongthink, or because of Kier Starmer fighting for his life after appointing one of Epstein's buddies to be the ambassador to the United States.
Those would all be reasons that they're like, yeah, maybe they're in dire straits.
No, the biggest problem in Britain is that their countryside is too white.
Good evening.
I think we might be finished as a country and probably an entire continent in storytelling.
Plans in place to deliberately make the British countryside, quotes, less white.
Now, wait until you hear how mental this is.
The Chilson's national landscape team has set out proposals that include community outreach schemes to attract more Muslims to the area, particularly from nearby Luton, apparently.
Show them the ghost.
lots of nine-year-olds in the country minorities and write them in quotes community languages what so adverts for the chilterns in urdu bengali and arabic is it when they also want dogs to be kept under tighter control because some groups are scared of them that's good Have more dogs.
Okay, so let me ask you this.
And I had these three points yesterday, three issues on which I've never heard a valid counter-argument from the left.
Can someone give me a valid reason that could be objectively sort of quantified?
I don't know how, as to why.
Why do you need more Muslims in the countryside?
You have plenty of Muslims in the country.
You've seen a drastic increase in the population of Muslims in the UK.
What benefit is it to the countryside to socially engineer this?
Yeah, the question is not why not.
It's why.
Why are you saying it needs this?
Right.
Why is it?
Why?
It's missing it.
We went from, hey, why can't X-race of people share a space with white people?
Sure, that's the difference.
We go, oh, yeah, no, absolutely.
Because all human beings are fearfully, wonderfully created in the eyes of God.
All men are created equal.
Great.
But you're saying we're not equal because you're saying there is a net positive.
There is something to something with Muslims, these other cultures, something they bring to the English countryside that native English men and women don't.
Can you tell me what that is?
Bomb fists.
Could be.
I don't know.
I'm not coming up with anything.
And unfortunately, they've had to revamp the whole country.
Rebrand.
They even had to rename the White Cliffs of Dover.
Not very white anymore.
Just cliffs of Bendover.
Same thing they did in Ireland with the Cliffs of Moore.
It's just cliffs of Moore shit.
Sorry, not the right color.
Those are the actual Cliffs of Moore, by the way.
It's on brand.
I saw them.
It's not worth a trip.
Not just for that.
So, according to the report commissioned by the Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, this comes, we're quoting the Telegraph here.
The countryside would become irrelevant in a multicultural society as it was a white environment principally enjoyed by the white middle class.
Let me say this differently.
The countryside would be incredibly valuable in a multiculture country.
I mean, white people are in the country.
It'd be amazing land prices.
What's also interesting is DEFRA's research was conducted under Dame Tamara Finkelstein, sister to Lord Daniel Finkelstein of the Nick Fuentes fame.
Morgan was on there with Pierce Morgan.
It's just kind of interesting to maybe understand some bias.
And one of my favorite news hosts, by the way, you should go and support them, GB News.
I think it's Patrick.
I don't know how to pronounce this by Christie's.
Christie's.
He makes good cookies.
It's the same.
And the commentator Benjamin Butterworth, they got into this.
Hello, Mr. Benjamin Butterworth.
That's enough out of you, Mr. Butterworth.
You're always butterworthing.
He was a boy.
Where's Mrs. Butterworth?
Everything is Butterworth with you.
Benjamin Butterworth is always spreading.
It's like if you were to go in with a secret identity to like impress ladies at the bar, like, well, I'm from a place called England.
Oh, really?
Wow.
What's your name?
Benjamin Buttonworth.
Butterworth.
Let me churn a few things up for you.
May I introduce you to my mother, Mrs. Butterworth?
She's black.
We're very sensual people, but our food is awful.
Which means I'm hungry.
Try to peas their mush.
So GBD's news, Patrick Christie's and commentator Benjamin Butterworth got into this tip.
And just watch to the end because it's great.
I'll say it on record now.
I think they're lying.
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I don't see.
I've lived in the late district for a couple of years, two and a half years.
Firstly, absolutely loads of tourists from all over the world, all over the world, say, I do not believe.
Why don't someone say, I don't feel welcome in Penrith?
I'm not sure the fact that Cumbria is inundated with Chinese tourists means that all sorts of communities are not.
Well, you can actually be racist there, Benjamin, because they are Japanese, most of them.
But yes, Kelly, I've and what's funny is, you know, this is how you know people are faking their victims.
Has you know who wouldn't be offended would be those in quite the Japanese.
If you said Chinese, they'd go, oh, Japanese, it's okay, it's okay, it's fine.
I don't need to feel welcome.
I don't need to feel welcome.
Come here anyway.
Do what I want.
Please just give me a cut to understand.
That's a Harry Potter room.
It's good.
I wanted to take opinions from Mr. Butovo.
We used to think Japanese had more sophisticated parrot with imami, but we love your master everything.
Let's forget potatoes, pea, carrots, are they mashed?
Did you know there's no other way to cook a chicken other than boil?
Maybe I'll try a barbecue room.
Teriyaki.
Here's some stats on the English countryside.
Check out the references.
There are nine and a half million Britons living in rural areas of the countryside.
About 4% of them, 300-something thousand, are non-white.
So they have a lot of work ahead of them.
But in case you think it's a good thing, and here's the thing: if people want to move to the country, fine.
I think they should be solving this on a national level as far as immigration because certain groups of people can't assimilate.
I think that this is a conquered people.
By that, I mean those in Europe.
That's where I part ways with the white nationalists, not nationalists, or white supremacists, because I don't want to be like Europe.
I think Europe sucks.
I think it's a failed state.
I'm an American nationalist, and I think we should control our own immigration laws here on a national level because it has failed pretty much all of Europe.
But if people who are already there want to move to the countryside, okay, fine.
Organically, to try and engineer it is racist.
And even if you want to enact a racist policy, if it's to the benefit of people, then explain it.
But they can't.
It's just racism.
That's all.
It's not reverse racism.
It's not equity.
It's just racism.
And here's a look at the enrichment that diversity has been bringing to the English countryside.
How about a boss?
Battle of Home Depot.
Oh, they're being violent again.
That man employed the time-tested tactic of the windmill.
What do you think of Birmingham Cathedral?
It's but it's a nice place to smoke weed.
He looks like pirate Russell Brandon.
I don't know who this is.
It's not your ancestors, man.
It's not.
No, no.
No, we know.
Oh, they took down Tiny Tim.
Put him in a stroller.
Was he searching his pockets?
It's a statue, dummy.
You can't loot a statue, dude.
Here's what I would do.
If I was dictator for a day, okay?
Here's what's going to happen.
It's well, we don't want this here because we see negative ramifications.
And they're going to say, oh, that's not all Somalis.
That's not all Muslims.
I would do this.
If there's a population, let's say, of, I don't know, 400,000 Somalis, I assume that man's Somali.
Look at the forehead.
I could be wrong.
Probably not.
I would poll them discreetly beforehand.
I would conduct a poll with a large sample size with verifiable methodology and ask them fundamental questions that give me an answer as to whether they respect the heritage or will honor it and are appreciative to be in the country.
If a majority of them, meaning if over 50%, answered no, I would deport them and ban people from that country.
That way no one can say, well, you can't do that just because of a few bad apples.
Well, I can because I polled 50,000 of them here, and time and time again, they said this isn't their heritage.
They want to change our monuments.
They want to change the fabric of our country.
And so they're not welcome.
Is it a few bad apples when it's the entire crop of crap apples?
Yeah, it's exactly right.
Crab apple, crap apples.
I said it wrong.
What do you think?
You think that's too radical?
I think the same thing here in the United States.
Yeah, I think you conduct some polls, right?
We have a census.
It's, hey, do you like George Washington?
Hey, what do you think about the Constitution?
Hey, will you teach your kids to say the Pledge of Allegiance in school?
Would you oppose it?
You could ask a series of 10 questions.
And if a majority of this given population, this designated group of people, line up against the side of your country and your heritage, they are not welcome.
And at that point, you can't say it's just a few bad apples.
We just need to be over 50% because we've lived with it and it sucks.
And they come from countries that are lesser than.
What do I mean by that?
Inferior to the United States.
And I would say the same for whatever it is, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, and England.
That's how you stop people from turning the good countries into bad ones.
But you need to start with, there are some countries that are better than others.
Colonialism, don't care.
At this point, you're in that country.
Do you like it?
Will you honor it?
Do you respect the heritage?
Will you make it your heritage?
No?
Gone.
Go to the country whose heritage you admire and respect.
I don't care if they're Swedes.
I'd probably reject a lot of Swedes, by the way, because they're now.
I think I understand the whole, after seeing that clip, I think I understand why they're trying to push these people to the countryside.
I think they're tired of having them in the city.
And they're like, this is the least racist way we can do this.
Yeah.
We go, you know what?
Maybe you'd like the countryside a little bit.
Hey, there's goats out there.
There's lots of green grass and not me.
Yeah, a few police to monitor your surreptitious activities.
Hey, the ladies are helpless.
Come on.
My daughter doesn't live out there.
It's just, this is, it's just, it is national suicide.
That's really where we are.
People say, you're a nationalist.
Yeah.
Well, you're a national suicidist, if that's a term.
100%.
And they depend on that suicidal empathy to get people to go like, oh, no, we have to welcome them.
Okay, okay, okay.
You get to deal with all the crime.
You get to deal with all of the issues that you have as a country.
Fine.
And by the way, what do you think happens to those countries if the ones that keep them afloat no longer exist?
No one benefits.
This is silly.
We all know it to be true, and we have to act like, oh, we don't want to offend anyone.
Don't care.
All right.
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Let's go to Alberta.
I was raised in Canada from 3 to 18.
I know people are going to say, oh, he's Canadian.
Well, I was born in Detroit, raised in Canada, to my everlasting shame.
At some point, we're going to officially go through the process of renouncing my Canadian citizenship.
I guess there's some paperwork involved.
I've lived both.
Okay, the United States is better.
So Albertans, just know that.
I've lived both.
I have family members who have lived both.
I've buried family members because of socialized.
I'm not the guy who doesn't understand a parliamentary system.
I'm not the guy who doesn't understand what socialized health care is.
Been through all of it.
AB tested.
One is definitively better.
Doesn't mean that either is perfect.
And Alberta is getting to that point where they may be able to separate from Canada.
I'm going to make the case as to why they should.
Not 51st Aid, but certainly part ways with the communist hellhole that Canada has become.
To start this off, the Canadian internet is mad right now because I guess a Canadian pop star, Tate McRae, she did this commercial for the Olympics that makes no sense, but it specifically is for the United States and NBC.
This is offensive, I guess.
Oh, nobody.
Nobody's a girl, that is.
What?
She's single for an amazing opening ceremony.
I meet Team USA.
And it's the weekend with America's best skating for gold.
And Lindsay Vaughn's epic comeback.
Come back to the States for the big game.
Super Bowl 60.
Okay, I'll just ask someone else then.
I forget it.
Sorry, I was just checking my coffee for acid.
The owls were talking, Stephen.
Okay, all right.
And different languages?
Italian, I think.
Okay, and she can't read a sign that is expressly put up to give directions.
I got it.
God forbid she has to look at a map.
So 7,000 comments to that.
And Nari positive one, to be clear.
Bring them up right here.
No amount of money could make me endorse the country that threatens mine.
Arguably the most Alberta move imaginable in the climate we are in and our sovereignty being threatened.
Being from Alberta, Alberta really shows on her.
The most Alberta-coated thing she's produced.
If they hate Alberta, they should get rid of it.
Yeah, that's exactly right.
Yeah.
You guys hate it so much.
Yeah, she was born in Canada.
That's enough.
We get it.
She was born in.
Canadians consider they consider Albertans to be treasonous, while the separatists from Quebec, a failed province, their separatists get streets named after them.
So really the problem is: do you like America?
And by the way, this is one thing, too.
People get really mad.
Like, this is you're a traitor.
Oh, you're supposed to be Team Canada.
That's also silly.
Like, we kind of allow other countries to feel like they can compete.
But even if you look at the 2024 Paris Olympics, 800 out of the 1,200 current, former, or incoming NCAA athletes competed for other countries.
If you look at the Olympic Training Center, there are people from countries all over the world who come to the States to train, and then they represent another country that wouldn't be able to afford the kind of advanced training, equipment, facilities.
So, you know what?
That's another one where the United States can just say, hey, you're welcome, the rest of the world.
You benefit from us.
We just ask that you stop complaining when standing there with your cup out.
It's time for No Canada.
Yep, and here we are.
A pretty big number of Albertans right now are pushing for a referendum that would see that province leave Canada.
I'm not going to say it's likely, but it is definitely within the realm of possibility, and I would like to push it over the edge.
Here, allegiances are clear.
These Albertans want to separate from Canada.
They're not being treated fairly.
And the only way we're going to make a change is by demanding basically our independence.
Hundreds filed into an Edmonton hotel to sign a petition in hopes of triggering a referendum over Alberta independence.
I'm kind of tired to see the Easterner basically having the pleasure of sitting on Alberta, blocking everything that we want to do.
If they took us seriously, if they actually took off the caps, took away the red tape, enough of the promises for opening up oil, letting Alberta prosper.
Over the last few weeks, thousands have gone through similar events across the province.
Organizers need to collect close to 178,000 signatures.
You know, I'm confident we're going to get it done.
Like, we're well on our way to the million signature goal that we set for this campaign.
And Alberta, just keep in mind, I'll get to more stats here, is one of the few net contributors to Canada.
So that wasn't just a guy complaining.
He actually understands what he's talking about.
They have everything that they need to become a country, even a military.
And, and, a rumored new currency.
It is him.
Yes.
It's hard to see if it's with a shaky bill.
I get it.
He's from Alberta.
I don't know if he's from Alberta, but I know it'd be shaky.
He is.
So it seems they're serious about this.
It's not just a PR stunt, which people were saying before.
The group leading this effort, they've even met with some U.S. government officials.
A threat to Canadian unity appears to be growing in Alberta.
A separatist group confirms that it met with U.S. officials over the past year, but won't say who was part of that meeting.
People in our meetings are going, you know, directly.
Is anything that land?
I'm not going to say.
I mean, we're not.
Well, we're not because we're not, we have an agreement with the people that we're meeting with.
The Alberta Prosperity and Legal Council won't say which members of the Trump administration they have spoken with directly, but that the meeting did not include U.S. President Donald Trump.
The group is now looking to create a feasibility study on how an independent Alberta would be able to fund itself.
And I'm going to go through some reasons here as to why Alberta should do this.
And it would be good for the United States, by the way, which means good for the world at large, because what's good for the U.S. is good for the world.
Alberta, really, people acting as though they're treasonous, they want Canada to be what it was in the 80s, to be clear.
Canada is unrecognizable.
Canada is almost unrecognizable from when I used to live there.
And even my French-Canadian relatives will tell you that, and they come from a very different Canada.
But for Alberta, they have a stronger case than most.
Here's the first reason, key fact one.
They are far more conservative than the rest of Canada.
I would actually, usually in Canada, conservative would mean a moderate Democrat here.
Alberta, I would say their conservatives are actually probably to the right of our rhinos, to be clear.
And those who live in Alberta, let people know.
I'm trying to give a sort of a comparison that Americans can understand.
The 2025 election results, Alberta, 64.8% voted conservative.
Keep in mind, that's a parliamentary system where you have your prime minister often elected with like 40-something percent of the vote.
So a majority of all Albertans voted conservative.
National, it was 41% conservative, 43% liberal.
I know Americans are going, what happened to the other percentage?
That's why it's a silly system that sucks.
Silly.
It's stupid.
Two-party system, man.
Go look at the brokenness of the parliamentary system and get back to me.
No one's saying that any is perfect, but ours is better.
Here's something else.
Alberta has had a conservative government almost continuously for 91 years.
So from 1935 to 2015 and from 2019 to today.
You tell me that a province like that is governable under Trudeau and then Kearney.
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It's not.
If you talk about a national divorce, it's been happening for a long time.
Canadians are just too polite to tell you.
Now they're telling you.
Which brings me to the key fact that I think most people are discussing, and it's true.
Key fact number two, Alberta subsidizes the rest of Canada in a way that, frankly, defies reason for a lot of people.
So from 2007 to 22, they have been one of only three provinces that are net contributors to federal spending.
Alberta, $244 billion.
British Columbia, $46 billion.
That's the next closest.
Ontario, $41 billion.
We compare that to Manitoba.
They're a net drain of $94 billion.
Nova Scotia, $120 billion.
Quebec, $327 billion.
Negative.
The other way.
Yeah, the other way.
Negative.
Like taking it.
A net loss.
Wow.
And that's why this is also pretty important.
It tells you the kind of propaganda you're seeing.
Some of this is to the United States.
Some of this is to those watching from Canada.
Think of how they have venerated. these Quebec separatists.
We have the streets.
René Levesque is one.
I know there are other streets I'm forgetting about in Montreal.
People who tried to separate from the country.
And the funny thing is, if you look at Quebec's referendums, they always used it as leverage to get some more freebies where the argument can be made.
They never really thought it would happen.
They just wanted more free stuff.
And guess who's paying for it?
Alberta.
So Alberta has a valid claim.
Certainly much more so than Quebec.
Why the vilification?
Oh, because they're anti-communist.
Got it.
There are a lot of strong opinions, too, about this all over Canada, even in Forgotten Newfoundland.
He said, for my grandfather, Save Patrick been hunghome in Orderson.
For sure, that's what he said about.
I didn't believe it too much at home.
That's a real person from a real culture that's allowed to exist in a real country.
I love a guy.
Is that English?
Like a different dialect.
I just love he's laughing at.
I have no idea what he's laughing at, but I'm laughing.
He's not a problem.
He can entertain himself.
You give that guy some kicker toys?
Yeah, he's pretty chilly.
He'll be suffocating laughing for weeks.
By the way, in Canada, our Polish jokes were newfield jokes for people who don't know in the States.
Canadians back me up on that.
They were newfieldy jokes.
I didn't understand when I moved to the States that you guys didn't have newfield jokes.
No, we don't.
No, that's Newfoundland.
Newfoundland.
Yeah, Newfoundland.
Yep.
Yep.
It's a very beautiful place, but it's a silly people.
Key fact number three here.
Ottawa, which is the capital of Canada, they kind of hold Alberta's oil, the energy, hostage.
So Alberta can develop their own oil resources, but the Canadian federal government controls the export.
And so Alberta has run into a lot of challenges because the rest of Canada is happy to take the money.
They're just going to tell you how you give it to them.
They're going to tell you how you subsidize the rest of the country.
So for example, some of the challenges like Ottawa has been diverting Albertan oil royalties to other provinces.
They've been imposing the capital environmental regulations.
In Ottawa, a lot of the politicians have been opposed to the pipeline construction from British Columbia.
So they're happy to take the money.
They just want to tell you how you do it, and they're going to siphon it off to other non-contributing zeros.
Quebec, you saw that $300 billion, a net drain.
They're very similar to the, let's call them, less contributive, unsavory demographics of the United States.
It's just an entire province.
This is very much like taxation without representation.
If you look at the Boston Tea Party, if you look at the gripes that Alberta has, there is no argument that can be made that they're anything other than legitimate.
It's just treason.
So we've gone from racist to, hey, you want to control, you want to be in control of your own destiny, you must be treasonous.
Whereas we hero worship in Canada, these separatists in Quebec.
Not everybody, but certainly more than those in Alberta.
I think they should vote to join the United States in some capacity, and we should defend their right to be free.
Yep.
I think that would be great.
At a certain point, there's one thing, too.
Like I've said, don't find common ground on a lie with the left.
People act as though some type of separation is immoral.
I mean, it's not.
It's not.
It's been going on all over the world, even since we've been alive.
People talk about balkanizing.
I mean, you look at what's happening.
You look at Serbia, you look at Croatia, you look at what's been going on.
Even look at some changes that have taken place in some new places that have become territories.
Like, people change and borders change if they are no longer represented and if their values and culture are no longer shared.
Sometimes it's a good thing, too.
I mean, you look at the Soviet Union.
How many people left the Soviet Union?
Yeah.
Look how good they're doing.
Look at South Korea.
It's not a separation.
Just think about this.
You're in Alberta right now.
Okay.
You're in a province where your culture is overwhelmingly for a very long time.
Conservative.
It's oil-rich.
You fund the rest of the country.
And you want to actually be able to benefit from your own energy resources, over which you are condemned, by the way, with these new environmental regulations.
And you don't want to be funding other provinces who give nothing back and who don't share your values.
Why is that immoral?
And by the way, why is Canada so opposed to it?
If these people vote against the representation that the rest of the country has installed consistently, why would you want someone who is going to become ungovernable?
Oh, that's right.
Control, and you want their money.
It's a $500 billion gap.
They need their money.
Yeah.
They don't want it.
They need it.
They lose Alberta.
That's a scary day for the rest of Canada.
Right?
Terrifying, even.
And it would be far more reasonable to make some concessions and say, okay, all right, look, Alberta, we get it.
This isn't fair.
Can we sit down here at the table?
They don't want to.
They just say, ah, treason.
You should be proud to be Canadian.
Why?
Why should I be proud to be Canadian if this doesn't resemble the country that I grew up in?
That's what they're saying.
They have the right to ask that question.
Why do they have the right to determine their future?
Why be proud to be Canadian when the rest of Canada is not proud of you?
Yep.
That was always weird to me in America, too, by the way.
I do a joke on stage about it, but like Texans can be like that sometimes.
They'll be like, oh, I love Texas.
Texas is the greatest.
And I'm like, oh, I used to live in El Paso.
I ain't Texas.
I'm like, well, it is Texas.
It is.
They fly the same flag as you.
Oh, you mean you People's Republic of Austin?
Like, look, I get it.
It sucks.
I know people are, it's tongue-in-cheek and they're joking and stuff.
No, it's true.
But I think, you know, in Alberta, they're so browbeaten by the rest of the country, not even joking.
They really do feel a certain way about them.
They feel like they're lesser than them, especially people in Quebec, as far as you've told me.
Yeah, if you were to take the most liberal, like you, let's say you take California and compare it to a pretty red district of Texas or Florida, you still wouldn't find the culture shock that you would experience with a liberal area of Quebec or Montreal compared to rural Alberta.
It's not the same country, and I understand why they don't feel represented, and I think they should leave.
Albertans, do it.
And I tell you what, if you do that, the United States has your back.
Just make sure you leave the remnants of anti-Americanism and ego at the door because, hey, let's do this and let's be friends.
Canada doesn't want you.
We're happy to have a new friend.
Let's go.
Now, speaking of friends.
Friends.
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I know what we're wading into with this.
Now, let me be.
Sorry.
I want to be really clear about this on the outset because I've gotten flack for this position.
I believe that child sex offenders need to be executed swiftly.
And it's a meme, right?
So pedophiles get the wood chipper, right?
You've heard that?
Okay.
Now, if we're going to maintain that position, then we can't allow that term to lose all meaning.
And that means in a multitude of ways.
We can't allow it to be changed to map so that it's acceptable.
And we cannot allow other examples that do not represent the perversion of actual pedophilia to be thrown into the same lot.
This next story is not that.
And I think we need to recognize it.
More news now.
A judge sets bond at $100,000 for this Palmyra teacher.
Cody Pester is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a former student.
He's charged with sexual abuse by a school worker.
Court documents allege Pester began a relationship with a victim that turned sexual after graduation.
He'll be back in court in March.
Now, just to be clear, there could be a lot of caveats because a lot of this information is anonymous and more will be forthcoming, I'm sure.
But I want to deal with this as it is and how I predict feminists are going to cover it.
Because I think we have a problem.
I think we have a problem with where we're going as a society.
And I certainly think we have a problem when you have the same political wing who kind of maybe defend minor attracted persons and say it's creepy if a 25 or 30 year old is dating a 19 or 20 year old.
What?
I don't think you have a leg to stand up.
This is exactly what happened.
Check the references.
A teacher, okay, Cody Pester, 26.
The woman in question, we don't know her yet, 18 years old.
He is a sixth grade teacher.
Okay.
He's also a high school wrestling coach.
She just graduated high school.
So he's teaching sixth grade.
She graduated high school and they started a consensual relationship afterward after all that.
26 and 18.
He may have been 25.
The details are a bit murky.
Allegedly, they met at athletic events.
This happened in Palmyra, Nebraska.
Population, 534.
Not to be confused with Palmyra, Syria, where we wouldn't be having this conversation because 12-year-old girl and 40-year-old guy are just as good.
Now, the technicality, and I want to put this on the side here because I understand this.
There's a 90-day technicality in Nebraska where if you are a teacher and this person was a student, there needs to be 90 days.
Also, as I understand it, there's a different age of consent where they have to be 19.
Okay, if this is a violation of protocol, person should be fired.
But this guy is facing up to 20 years in jail.
20 years in jail and will be a registered sex offender for the rest of his life for a consensual relationship while he was 26, maybe 25, and she was 18 after she graduated, a grade he did not teach.
Can you tell me what's his sex offense?
Not what policy did he violate.
Not is this a violation, you know, is it not proper decorum?
His life is ruined.
What sex offense did this man commit?
You think she should get 20 years in prison?
Because they're basically trying to make him look like the Boston bomber, by the way.
That's what they're doing out there.
I mean, look at that.
Come on.
You know what they're doing.
And to give you an idea, this is a guy who was born in this small town.
He attended, I guess, Nebraska West Lane University.
He wrestled there.
And this guy is going to be looking at his life being destroyed.
And I want to talk because this is something that's been making the rounds quite a bit, where you'll see a lot of women complaining.
And I just want to be clear about, guys are afraid because, oh, I would never, I would never.
I mean, if I was 25, I can't, but I couldn't imagine ever finding an 18-year-old attractive.
They're lying.
Just so you know, they're lying.
I think it doesn't mean you should start a relationship, but it's not the perversion of a 12-year-old girl or a nine-year-old boy.
We need to delineate because this guy is going to be locked up with animals and he's going to be put in that same category for the rest of his life.
20 years.
And culturally, whereas at one point in time, people, I mean, your parents were what, 15, 16 years?
They were very young when they got married.
15 and 16 years old.
They were what?
15 and 16.
Okay, 15 and 16 years old.
And I get it.
There's not the age gap.
But the point is, people used to get married young.
It was also 1910.
People used to get married young.
And now people are told to push everything off, second adolescence, maybe start after your fertility window closes.
And we have a birth rate problem.
I'm not saying that this situation is what people should emulate, but 20 years in prison and a big part of that is societally, everyone has been browbeaten and guilted into like, yeah, yeah, it's all the same as feminists complain about older men dating younger women.
I hear women say this a lot, right?
And I only hear it exclusively from women, that it's gross or in some way icky if a 40-year-old man dates an 18-year-old woman.
Are you saying that an 18-year-old woman is too stupid to date a 40-year-old man?
I don't think you are thinking clearly at 18.
Okay, well, then why can you vote?
I don't know.
Okay, but how do men date persons younger than them?
Like, how do you guys keep doing that without feeling super creepy?
By a 50-year-old man exclusively only wanting to date 20-year-olds by raise of hands.
It creeps me out, but I'm a mom.
Like, if a guy is 50 and he's dating a 23-year-old, I'm like, whoa, wait, what?
But if a 23-year-old is dating a 50-year-old, I'm like, I would think she's smart.
I'm like, she wants stability, money, like a future.
I feel like it's just a little like weird for somebody who's super old, like 30, to be wanting to date someone under 21.
Like, you can't even, what do y'all have in carnival?
I think it's weird that a man that's 20 years older than a woman would want her.
Because that says to me, you couldn't pull anybody in your age group or the women in your age group know what's up with you.
They already know that you're toxic.
And so you have to try to groom some young girl like Jay-Z Diabonse.
Yes, of course, attraction plays a role.
But for many men over 40, it's also about power.
Younger women are less likely to challenge them, less likely to know their own boundaries, and more likely to admire them for their status.
It feels safer for the ego than dating a woman who will hold them accountable.
A man who is truly confident isn't afraid of a woman his own age or older.
Maybe he just doesn't like them.
Yeah, it's not afraid.
Maybe he's not afraid.
And I get it, by the way, this is a different law rule that in Nebraska, it prohibits school employees from entering relationships with any student under the age of 19, and it still has to be up to 90 days until after they graduate.
I understand that.
I get it.
But you understand that that's not really the sticking point because those on the left, feminists, want to make it societally unacceptable.
They want to make it seem as though it's a perversion for older men to date younger women.
And by the way, I think it would be tough to date a woman really that much younger because you wouldn't have a whole lot in common.
But to act as though it's unnatural, to condemn that, and by the way, the same wing condemn that, you wouldn't be afraid of a woman your own age.
Well, if the guy's 40, he wants to start a family.
Maybe it's not being afraid.
Maybe he's actually looking at the numbers and he wants to start a family.
The same wing who wants to scare men out of dating potentially younger women, well, they defend the actual pedophiles.
I'm sorry, maps.
In an interview with the Prostagia Foundation, Walker said the term minor attracted people or maps should be used to describe people who are attracted to children.
It's less stigmatizing than other terms like pedophile.
A lot of people, when they hear the term pedophile, they automatically assume that it means a sex offender.
Yes.
Do you feel like you were born this way?
I don't care.
Yes.
Just imagine to feel whatever you may feel for women or men, to feel that romance and sexual attraction just not to adults, but to kids.
That's tough.
That's, I know.
And I want to talk about minor attracted persons because they are probably the most vilified population of folks in our culture.
I would hope so.
Has moved from being a diagnostic label to being a judgmental insult that we hurt people in order to harm them or slander them.
Yes!
That guy said, yes, I do believe I was born this way.
Well, yeah, typically when you're, you know, 12, you're attracted to 12-year-olds.
And then you grow out of it, though.
You grow out of it.
Right?
I was born this way.
I grew out of it because I am a human.
Right.
Well, you're born this way, and then you will certainly die this way.
Don't want to be called pedophile.
How about sick bastard?
Yeah.
Yeah.
How about deceased?
Yes.
Ah.
That's the new map is dead.
How much do you want to bet some of those people in there, that bald lady, probably be like, well, if a man is confident, he'll date a woman his own age.
Oh, it sounds to me like, well, in her case, she's probably lesbian, but you probably want to narrow the competition gap.
Here's the thing.
Let's go.
Okay.
So 18-year-old is too young.
It's a power dynamic.
We're not talking about a teacher.
By the way, he wasn't her teacher at this point in time.
He taught the sixth grade.
I don't know about how it works in most schools in the States, but that wouldn't have been the same school.
It's a high school in Canada.
In Canada, it would not.
In most major cities, it would not.
But in a very small town, very likely they had known each other and seen each other before and would see each other kind of on a daily basis.
He was a wrestling coach.
She was an athlete of some sort.
We don't know what.
Probably was a one school.
He was the women's wrestling coach.
More information could come out to make this a lot trickier, but the idea of what we know now resulting in a 20-year sentence.
20-year sentence is ridiculous.
And let's be very clear about this.
This is not the sticking point.
The feminist left wants to villainize men who date women who are younger than them.
And that's actually not good for women because women tend to be attracted to older men.
This gap used to be like almost five years in the 1800s.
Then it went to two years, and now it's about like, it used to be two and a half years.
Now it's two years.
So let me just get this straight.
An 18-year-old dating 25-year-old.
Let's even go extreme.
An 18 or 19-year-old dating a 35-year-old is worse, more morally reprehensible than creating an OnlyFans because there are 1.3 million creators who are between the ages of 18 and 24, many of whom are closer to 18 on OnlyFans.
28% of all creators on OnlyFans, sexual empowerment, by the way, are 18, 19 years old.
You think everyone watching them there is 18?
Can we just be honest about this conversation right now?
Because what do we want as a society?
Do we want a society where we encourage people to get married, to only consider this later on in their 30s and continue with their birth problem, birth rate problem?
Or do we want to go, hey, you know what?
People used to get married much younger, assuming, by the way, that we have the guardrails.
And this is the problem is we can't have these conversations anymore because we don't have the guardrails of, yeah, you shouldn't have OnlyFans.
Pornography is bad.
You shouldn't engage in a hyperly promiscuous lifestyle.
There's nothing perverted about an 18, assuming the other power dynamics.
My opinion, about an 18 and a 25-year-old in a consensual relationship getting married.
I think it's a whole lot healthier than the millions of people creating OnlyFans.
You'll get no argument from me.
I know, I know.
I saw this story, and listen, again, based on the facts that we have right now, I was like, I'm sorry, what?
I would bet rapists don't even get 20 years.
I know the statute provides for them to get 20 years, but on a first-time offense, if it's one to 50-something years, which I think is what it is, I'm betting.
I was like, it's mind-blown.
Yeah, 20-specific case.
20 years is crazy.
By the time it gets out, she'll be 38.
Yuck.
Josh.
What?
But the accusation is not that she was in school or that he was her teacher.
It's that he was teaching at that school many grades younger.
It was after graduation, but it wasn't 90 days after graduation.
Or 68 days or whatever after graduation, they started texting at graduation.
Right.
They started having sex, I think, 63 to 69 days, whatever it was, after that.
So not 90 days.
I'm like, this starts to become very arduous.
Here's the thing.
I can explain to you the principle of don't have sex with kids.
Okay.
I can tell you why I'm against pedophilia, and I can tell you what it looks like.
And we can define it pretty clearly.
Can you tell me what magic happens on day 91?
Right.
20-year sentence versus nothing?
This is where we are.
And we are bombarded constantly with the message.
And you'll see men like, no, what?
I'm 35.
Oh, my God.
No, 20-year-old, gross.
I bet.
It's not true, though.
It's not true.
And now we have laws that reflect that.
And they're pushing for more of these.
I think we should execute pedophiles.
I don't think that someone who's 19 with a 17-year-old or someone who's 25 or 30 with an 18-year-old should be on the same sex offender watch list.
You guys let me know if you think this is way out of left field, but it's just crazy to me that every sexual perversion and form of degeneracy has been normalized and something that was normal throughout all of human history up until the 1960s, really, is now what we're stigmatizing?
Well, what are the results?
Fewer people are getting married, fewer people are having kids.
By the way, I think the 90 days roughly coincides with when the next school year starts.
So in their infinite wisdom, they may have just gone, well, he's got to wait till school's back in session.
Yeah.
Great job.
90 days.
You got to wait 90 days until the next crop comes in.
Scope out the competition.
He won't be looking at them anymore.
He's got new people.
Yeah, exactly.
That's exactly right.
She's old hat.
That 19-year-old old maid.
More information could come out.
Very, very likely will to make this make some sense.
But as of right now, it makes no sense.
And listen, if new information doesn't come out that makes him out to be this terrible person, this is one of those things where I'm like, you can't take away somebody's life for this stuff.
Yeah.
You can't do that.
That is not what these laws were intended to do.
It's to prevent grooming in these cases.
Not what we know right now.
If other stuff was going on, we'll deal with that then.
Yeah, of course.
If this guy, if they had started a relationship for years before when she was 15 and then they hit it, that's very different.
Totally different.
But again, I'm willing to bet that there are plenty of other examples that mirror what we've seen from mainstream feminism across the board that actually this is gross and should be punishable.
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Right.
That's what we're hearing.
And I think that's going the wrong direction.
I'm not telling 35-year-olds to drop your 30-year-old girlfriend right now and go for a 20-year-old.
It's exhausting.
Okay.
Trust me.
You probably don't want to.
But it doesn't mean that it's biologically a perversion the same way.
And by the way, if someone does a great job on this, Andrew Wilson, The Crucible is in the lineup.
You can go and check out his channel on Rumble and on YouTube.
He streams live every day where he talks with these people.
He goes, okay, so should they be allowed to vote?
So, well, yeah, why?
Well, because they're 18, but they're not old enough to decide to start a relationship.
Yeah.
Who to have sex with?
They're older.
And these same women, they will maintain these positions.
This is the vast majority of women, whether they are feminists or covert feminists.
Yes, a girl should be allowed to vote at 18.
Yes, they should be allowed to start an OnlyFans.
No, it's gross.
They shouldn't date a 25-year-old.
Okay, I disagree.
And we're going to talk about this.
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