Rubio vs. AOC at Munich is a Preview of 2028 & The Future of Western Civilization
Marco Rubio’s Munich Security Conference speech in 2024 redefined Western nationalism as values-based, not isolationist, rejecting mass migration and Fukuyama’s "End of History" delusion while aligning with Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations thesis. He dismissed AOC’s classist critiques—like her debunked claim that American cowboys originated in Mexico—as flawed, citing RSF’s biased press freedom rankings (U.S. at 57th) and a 2025 Global Peace Index placing America below Honduras. Rubio warned against Europe dictating terms to the U.S., vowing unilateral action if needed, as extremist left violence—like the 2023 beating death of French Canadian student Kanton by Antifa—undermines liberal credibility. The episode frames Munich as a preview of 2028’s ideological battles, where Western survival hinges on rejecting globalist illusions and defending cultural sovereignty. [Automatically generated summary]
It's pounded in my brain often enough, asleep and awake, in the drowsy, fantasy moment of every lonely dawn.
Oh, come on.
Take my break away.
What's your answer?
You're wrong.
And she tells you're wrong.
Gerald, don't do it.
Welcome live.
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Today we have a lot to get to.
When you see the word Munich, you think of that movie where, you know, for the first time in cinematic history, the Jews were tough.
So that was cool.
But we're actually talking about Munich, what was going on there with this conference.
Marco Rubio clearly positioning himself for 2028.
Question to you, him or Vance, if you have to choose right now.
He's certainly most improved player and he hit the nail on the head.
Then AOC had to follow that and be retarded.
And we'll talk about that in her comments there.
Then, look, I've said you don't hate the press enough, but you need to understand the press.
They've declared you the enemy.
So here we have ICE, these stories going on, right, wherever you line up on that.
We have Black Lives Matter.
We have hashtag MeToo, all these things, right, that have vilified conservatives.
But in Europe, we actually just had a man who was killed, beaten to death by antifa radical, not even just antipha thugs.
And the way the media is trying to paint it, the same media who, by the way, claim that they have more freedom of the press in Europe, they have declared you the enemy.
And the way they justify it, you're a right-wing extremist.
We'll explain to you the ins and outs and why this person wasn't extreme in any way.
Also, Europe's feminists look different from our feminists.
They actually look womanly.
On with the show.
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Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?
Well, how are you?
I'm good.
Did you have a good Valentine's Day?
I did.
Yeah, what'd you do?
Sex.
Oh, geez.
Nice family show.
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Marriage.
That's it.
That's all he did.
Awesome.
The marriage bed is undefiled.
We tried, but.
It's better than I thought.
All right.
There's a start.
And, you know, you love Friday Saturday.
Actually, March 20th, 21st, he's going to be at the Summit City Comedy Club in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Not underscore Firestein.
And also, we have today alongside him, you can watch The Crucible on YouTube and then The Extravaganza, I believe, right?
Is the Extravaganza on Rumble?
Yeah, it's the lineup.
That's right.
The Extravaganzas Rumble Crucibles on YouTube.
That's 5 Eastern.
Andrew Wilson, how are you, sir?
Just living the dream.
How was Valentine's Day?
I had more sex than Gerald did.
Well, there you go.
And it was with a woman.
Yeah, it was.
I think you need to get closer to your microphone.
Billy, what are you doing with his sound there?
He sounds like he's talking through one of those Folger scans, a rope.
All right.
Hey, speaking of all-American, we do have to address the Americans who are the best among us because it's their month.
It's time to go urban.
You got to get a new dance, bro.
I just do it for me.
Black history facts, because to know the history is to not repeat it.
In some cases, repeat it because they're good facts.
Number one, Michael Jordan is the only player in NBA history to win MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and scoring title in the same season.
There you go.
That's one for you, Blacks.
Tiger Woods, half of them, remains the only golfer to have won four consecutive PGA major championships.
And in the early 19th century, Demarcus Brown invented fly fishing.
So that's.
It's not even facing the water.
It's about the bad fly fishing.
Oh, he looks fly.
Well, the reverse throw.
The good news is you can expect more of this all month because this has been Black History Facts.
They invented the robot?
I don't know.
Sure.
I'm running out of dances.
Yeah, they invented the robot and the dance and the machine.
And fly fishing.
Yeah.
Also, I guess so did Tucker Carlson.
He claims he just went.
Yes.
He mastered the fly fishing, which is why he wears fly fishing outfit all the time.
24 hours a day.
Yeah, he always looks good in a vest.
He does.
Vest in a boat.
It's very hard to pull off.
Yeah.
The only people who pull it off, well, Tucker Carlson and Rick Santorum.
Here's a story just out of the gate because why not?
Some female cops turned out to be the heroes that the Jews.
Is it not the hero we need, the one we deserve?
Deserve.
The one the Jews deserve.
As the Israeli police needed to break up a protest of ultra-Orthodox men who can also not be touched by women.
So it's funny.
It's Lakewood, New Jersey.
I played this game in elementary school.
That's hilarious.
It seemed now at first glance, it seems silly, but the silver lining is the, of course, ultra-Orthodox Jewish men turn the situation into Israel's new top-selling board game.
Make them see stars of David.
Do I whack a Jew today?
Now, out of context, that would seem rough.
Yeah, that one turned into like a black spot.
But it's okay because it was a lady whacking a Jew.
There's going to be so many lawsuits.
So many lawsuits.
We won't have this much of a windfall since the slipping slide.
Oh, my gosh.
If you're going to protest, by the way, like it's hilarious because they can't be touched.
They can't even be hit by a female cop.
That's the only reason they were running.
Well, if they can't be touched, I would assume they can't be hit by a lady.
Well, I mean, it's a baton.
It's not them physically touching them.
It's like you can't even be struck by a baton that is being held by a woman.
No, but I don't want to be hit by a woman with a baton either.
No, but he does.
It depends on the circumstance.
For religious reasons, this one's hilarious.
I don't imagine it'll hurt my body, but my emotions.
Yeah.
Or sometimes it'll make you feel godlike.
Oh, I don't think so.
Yeah, because then she's in charge, but then you're like, but really, secretly, I'm allowing her to be in charge.
So I'm in charge.
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Valentine's Day, this is right down center plate for Andrew Wilson.
I can't believe that ad placement.
It was just, it's so good.
Right after playing Wackaju, you go, look, by the way, on financing.
That's what we're talking about.
That saves some shekels.
That's right.
That's exactly right.
I didn't even think of that.
$7,000.
I'm sure there are a few Jews there.
I mean, I don't know any.
They're not the ones who deal with us because they know, better give us a wide berth.
We don't want.
They let us do American History X.
I think we're out of it.
Yeah, that's true.
Yeah, that's true.
And they didn't even say no to American Psycho.
So Valentine's Day.
We hope that you had a great Valentine's Day.
And by that, I mean to the men out there, you get no pros.
You don't get any good lines on your list.
It's just demerits.
Valentine's Day is nothing but traps.
beyond that some tiktokers i'm sure you can guess who had uh to take this chance to give their unhinged takes on the holiday so here first is a business influencer who um well first here's what i want this is the asian version of sort of feminists like women checking out of the dating pool But I appreciate the honesty.
It's a different approach.
This year's Valentine's Day is the best one of my life because finally there's no Valentine.
You know, my mom asked me yesterday if I was planning to be single forever.
And honestly, I've never planned that.
It's just that I don't even want to step out of my house to be someone.
So forget about dating.
I don't even remember what being in a relationship feels like anymore.
So what I realized is I haven't cried or felt sad in a long time.
I get why people get married because love is a great feeling, right?
But I've heard heroin feels amazing too.
Probably better than love, to be honest.
But then you'll have sensory of shame.
You guys can call me damage goods all you want because I've never cared about what men over 25 think.
So your opinions are irrelevant anyway.
But then I went into what you want to say, and maybe it's just I'm too lazy to do because I know the expectations.
So she's like, I'm just not willing to do it.
So I'm not going to engage in it.
But whereas women here will be like, I'm lazy, but I feel entitled to everything.
So she's at least eyes wide open.
Do you think her last boyfriend committed seppuku?
Probably.
For sure.
I don't even know that that's a real Asian accent.
It just sounds like a speech impediment, to be honest.
I think you died of an opium overdose.
I heard a hero taste good too.
That's how you lose Hong Kong.
That's right.
That's what happened.
My mom loved heroin and love so much that she have done.
It's a low voice and large hands.
We might have been playing spot the training.
We could have been.
It's with Asians.
It's not fair.
It's really hard to tell.
Oh, what?
Gerald's like YouTube dump.
We already did.
We already did.
We're already watching for it.
All right, here's the next one.
Andrew, this is a self-described real lover describing why Valentine's Day doesn't promote real love, which honestly, like, okay, that premise we could be on board with, and then they screw it up.
As a real lover, I don't really like Valentine's Day.
The problem I have with the stereotypical Valentine's Day narrative is it promotes romantic love as the highest form of love.
It plays like biblical love.
Being in love romantically is pretty epic.
But sometimes we forget about the other forms of love that can fulfill you in ways that a romantic love never could.
And not that romantic love isn't important and deeply fulfilling, but rather it can be more fulfilling when we also seek other forms of love.
Valentine's Day can also promote unhealthy navigation in relationships, especially for straight women.
A lot of women who look forward to Valentine's Day is a lot of people.
Doesn't she have a grandma on the woods to go see?
Often are in relationships that make them crave this type of special day.
Valentine's Day can be quite challenging for some because they feel left out.
And this is the problem that I have with the stereotypical Valentine's Day narrative.
It promotes romantic love as the highest form of love.
Not to mention that Valentine's Day is literally a capitalistic scheme.
Oh, God.
I agree with the last part.
I agree with the last part.
By the way, she was immediately mauled by the big bed wolf after that.
I thought, like, here's the thing.
You would think she's like, oh, you know, just romantic love.
Like, oh, so you want to go to the biblical definition of love?
Like, you know, loyalty, obviously it being an action beyond just a feeling instead.
She's like, there are other kinds of love, like your mom, your cats.
Your gay lover.
Yeah, that could be that too.
That could be that too.
Yeah, so this is, you always see this with these TikTokers.
They're so annoying.
This is why I like to go on and just obliterate them every chance that I get.
But immediately she ties it into capitalism.
They're all communist.
Everybody on TikTok's a fucking communist always.
And what is she bitching about?
And he's like, well, I don't really believe in real love because they always pussy foot around it, right?
What it is, is they're just saying, I like to be a skank.
I like to fuck a lot of dudes.
I don't want to be judged for it.
And by the way, in my communist utopia, you can do that as a skank like me.
Yeah.
That's what they're saying.
That's true.
Every time.
It's a feel-good Valentine's Day message to them until they end up, you know, 40 and alone.
And, you know, you made your bet.
That's never going to happen, though.
No, no, no.
It doesn't.
They're going to be the one who avoids the wall.
Yes.
Yes.
The first one.
Father Time is undefeated except for you.
And the next one here is, oh, this one's fun.
This is a non-binary woman who sounds confused.
And I was just, at first, I couldn't get over.
I mean, you can hear it straight from the Tootsie Pop Owl's mouth.
Here she is telling you about how something non-binary love.
I don't know.
It's for fun.
It's Valentine's Day.
I made the plans, but my boyfriend's paying for them.
But I'm non-binary, so it's not in like a gender norms patriarchal kind of way.
It's just like a he has a job with health insurance kind of way.
And I have a very loose definition of a job right now.
And yeah, I said, boyfriend, a lot of people online are surprised that I am also into guys despite having never claimed to be only into women.
Like I'm non-binary.
I like looking androgynous.
So I don't understand why me presenting this way makes me a lesbian and it doesn't just make the guys I date a little bit gay.
So I don't know.
Is she saying the guys who date her are a little bit gay?
Because I agree with that or she's saying it facetiously.
I think she's saying that she shouldn't be hit with the lesbian part if they don't get hit with the gay part.
Yeah.
Well, then don't hit yourself with a lesbian stick before you leave the house every day.
It's just by itself.
It's selfish.
It's just the worst of all of the LGBT other than the TF.
What's really funny is, I mean, she just looks right at the camera and she's just like, oh, well, I'm non-binary.
I don't really know about the norms.
They're just gay.
Yeah, they're just, well, I don't, I don't know what the fuck.
Again, TikTokers, all weirdos, all lunatics, all psychopaths, all communists, all no gender man.
There's no.
And by the way, what does she say?
She's like, I don't know why people assume that I don't like the dick because I do.
That's what she's saying.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, we don't assume that.
It's just most guys aren't interested.
Yeah, that's exactly right.
It's like they're not worried about it.
No, no, man.
There's a simp for everybody.
That's pretty romantic.
That's a big, Andrew.
There's at least 15 simps right this second who are going to her TikTok from your audience.
I promise.
It'll be from your audience.
It'll be 15 of these simps are like, I got to meet this cross-eyed babe.
I mean, they'd say, oh, my God, she's like an angel.
She's the most adroit.
She looks like it's Ann Murray, never had a dad.
She really does it for me.
Well, here's the next one, actually, that gets even worse.
This individual let us know about Valentine's Pro.
We hadn't even thought of them, but here you go.
Valentine's Day is low-key the worst day of the year, regardless of your relationship status.
Everybody is tripping the entire day.
If you're single, then you are mega depressed.
That's not even as bad as being in a relationship on Valentine's Day.
You have so much pressure to perform more than any other day of the year.
You're expected to have intercourse.
So if you're in a sex-sex marriage, then the intercourse that you are forcing yourself to have is going to feel more like going through the motions.
It's going to feel more high-intensity in the way that perhaps you at your job is going to feel.
The only thing worse than being in a monogamous person.
Let me guess you're not okay with Valentine's Day is being in multiple polyamorous relationships.
You're dating your father.
So who do you hang out with?
You can't decide who your main partner is, so to speak.
If there's a hierarchy to your polyamory, it's certainly going to show itself on Valentine's Day.
If you're Pauli right now, then your blood pressure is higher than someone going into cardiac arrest.
Now, you might be thinking you sound very single, and you sound like a hater.
And that certainly is true, but I get to be a nihilist about Valentine's Day.
My shmoly bands goes crazy on this day.
I see guys.
Sorry, everyone, but Valentine's Day is a psych.
I was going to say, what is schmoly bands?
No, I think he was talking about his penis.
No, he's saying they're using code because you can't say only fans.
So what he was saying was his only fans?
His only fans.
Oh, people pay for that?
So basically, you just promoted that gay dude's OnlyFans.
I thought Shmoly Bands was like, you know, when you flip it back and tuck it.
I thought it was like a term to fake somebody.
He might do that on his Shmoly fans.
Oh, my God.
Just saying.
I thought Shmoly Bans was a Jewish rapper.
Yeah, that would seem like it makes more sense.
You know, getting hit by a lady cop with a baton.
I got hit in the face five times by a woman.
I just love it when gay dudes are telling you, giving you advice about things like this.
Yeah.
They're going to tell you.
Listen, your sex with your non-polyamorous wife is going to feel a little bit different than it's like, shut up.
Yeah.
What the hell is wrong with you, you free Ronald McDonald's giving us sex advice?
I know.
It's just like, well, yeah, it's going to be, there's more pressure because there's one person.
I guess if that's like you're the most decadent, degenerate society.
You just have to go out and say yes.
Valentine's Day is just another day for you.
You just go like, do you want it?
Yep.
That's it.
There's no courting.
There's no wooing.
There's no dance of romance.
Well, for $9.99 at the Schmolly Bands.
It's the Schmoly fans.
God, a Schmorg's board of gross dick.
All right.
What?
Whoa.
Whoa.
What?
I missed it because I have the next one.
And I'm like, I just heard schmorg's board of dick.
And I was like, whoa, who said that?
They had shmoly bands on the mind.
Here's a woman who had a more measured, emotionally mature approach to Valentine's Day.
Like they even have to sexualize loneliness.
She looks like the doll, the doll from Rugrats.
Yes, she does.
But how is she the least annoying?
I know.
I know.
She was the least annoying.
This chick sucking on her middle finger, it's like, you're the least annoying out of all of these people.
Like, it was brief, so we loved it.
Yeah, it was great.
That's fine.
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We get it.
That one seemed targeted also.
Like, it was to someone.
Here's the thing.
Like, you turned Christians into the people who defended Hooters.
And now you're turning a room full of men into the people who defend Valentine's Day.
That's how awful you are.
It's a miracle.
Now I'm pro-Valentine's Day just to irritate you.
Please comment.
What's your, hey, what's your best Valentine's Day experience?
What's your worst?
Because it's definitely not as bad as these people.
Just let them know.
We're now pro-Valentine's Day.
Oh, I hate myself more than that.
People used to just sit around and cry about not having a Valentine's Day.
Now they go on TikTok.
Yeah.
I hate it.
And then they all just comfort each other.
Like, it's okay.
It's not you who needs to change.
It's the world.
It's like, no, you need to change.
You know what I blame?
I blame Rent.
I blame the play Rent.
They all had AIDS because they were all sleeping with each other and they were all doing drugs with dirty needles and they would bury another trans with AIDS and I'd be like, oh my gosh, this is such a beautiful soul.
You don't need to change.
The world needs to change.
You guys all have AIDS.
Do you have any idea how statistically impossible that would be?
But I don't understand anyway.
You weren't pro-Valentine's Day before?
I just, you know, it's like, I'm fine, but I wasn't all in on it.
Oh, man.
It's a bunch of traps.
But it's the best day of the year.
Think about it.
It's the one day of the year where almost every woman is totally depressed.
And you could just walk around knowing that.
You're just like, yes.
That's a good point.
Excellent.
Jesus.
All of you.
Every one of you is just having one of the worst days of your life, you fucking bitches.
It's perfect.
Perfect.
Certainly on TikTok.
I have no problem with it.
Speaking of bitches.
It's like the ultimate revenge for men.
And just like we look at it the wrong way.
Yeah.
Yeah.
For every man who never got a Valentine's card in high school.
You should be walking around with the biggest smile on your face.
You should just be like, this day, today, there are so many more women crying than any other day of the year.
That's true for me.
And yet, we don't even think about it in the right context.
No logic.
Yeah.
I don't even follow the rules.
I just go, you're not wearing red.
And I pinch them and be like, hey, Patrick's like, shut up.
You like it.
Every Valentine's Day, Andrew Wilson goes to Lane Bryant and just points and laughs at me.
Oh, no, it's that weird guy who's outside of Talbot's again.
He's just like, there's like, there's just an extra pep in the step.
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I don't know why.
I'm just like, there's so much suffering today.
He walks into Colts Zone and puts extra money in the dip jar, so they have to sing to these depressed women getting their slab of candy, ice cream.
Now do ABBA.
Michael Woman.
It should be called the National Misogynist Holiday.
I mean, it's just perfect.
It's perfect.
You know what?
I never thought of it that way.
And now I will carry the spirit of Valentine's in my heart all year long.
Exactly.
Because wherever you find loneliness, it can be Valentine's Day.
So speaking of bitches, let's go to Munich.
This was happening this weekend, but I think what's most important here, the takeaway is that it really shows the two stark contrast in visions for the future of the West, or as AOC would refer to it, a failed civilization.
So Marco Rubio, he made it pretty clear that we have made some missteps, that we thought a lot of human nature's problems had been solved, and that we need to be really clear in charting our course forward, and that the United States can do it without Europe, but we'd like to do it with them.
AOC was unable to answer questions and complained about international classism.
Then you also have, of course, the Euro trash rambling.
So first, let's go to Rubio.
It's really a speech that's worth watching in its entirety.
Yeah, it is.
But he started by sort of just addressing and criticizing the thinking that has dominated a lot of the Western world, which has led to our societal suicide since the end of the Cold War.
That infamous wall that had cleaved this nation into two came down, and with it, an evil empire.
And the East and West became one again.
But the euphoria of this triumph led us to a dangerous delusion that we had entered, quote, the end of history.
That every nation would now be a liberal democracy.
That the ties formed by trade and by commerce alone would now replace nationhood.
That the rules-based global order, an overused term, would now replace the national interest.
And that we would now live in a world without borders where everyone became a citizen of the world.
This was a foolish idea.
Yeah.
That ignored both human nature and it ignored the lessons of over 5,000 years of recorded human history.
And it has cost us dearly.
And you know what?
That's so important because you guys comment if you were raised in public schools.
How many of you had the we are the world poster with all the kids holding hands and all the flags?
And I remember as a kid just looking, well, wait a second, doesn't that one flag, like, isn't that a communist country?
Didn't that one flag, like, aren't they currently engaged in a genocide?
We thought this was really, we were raised in the era of we are all one, we are all humanity.
And it sounds nice to a child until you realize that cannot work.
And even conservatives, I would say there was a sort of a real libertarian phase where we thought, well, free trade is going to bring the rest of the world into the, it can't.
First off, we know that there is no such thing as free trade when you look at these other nations.
And we also realize that some of these nations simply don't want prosperity for their own people.
It hasn't worked.
And that's where we find ourselves right now.
And not a lot of people in positions of power have been willing to address that.
That's what we were raised with.
Or admit it's failure.
I mean, right?
So you have Fukuyama basically kind of championed this.
I think it was the early 90s where he wrote his book that kind of famously championed that.
But at the same time, Huntington wrote a book that was actually correct called Class of Civilizations and basically saying, hey, no, that's not going to happen.
You're ignoring human history, like Marco Rubio said.
You're also ignoring just the reality of how we deal with one another with countries that don't have the same goals and don't have the same aspirations.
And for some reason, we don't look back at China and go, yeah, that didn't work at all because this, the China strategy was basically like, if we just start doing business with them, they will become a democracy.
They will come into the new world and they'll be like us.
Well, they came into the new world all right, but they took advantage of us.
Right.
And now they have us in a really bad position.
But can you just not look back and go, yeah, that's that's totally reasonable.
We shouldn't have done that and we should not do that going forward.
But what about the fact that Stephen just said in elementary school he was thinking about genocides?
I was.
It's weird.
Nobody's going to let this happen.
I absolutely would just stay there.
I was.
We were thinking about genocides and now we're going to be able to do that.
Because we just learned like, yeah, this is the one.
I was saying tap, tap, my court, no erasies on the tetherball court.
And you're in there and you're like, oh my God, it's killing 50,000 a day.
I didn't care about the genocide.
I just didn't want to be friends with the nation that committed genocide.
I was like, how can we all be the world if there are bad countries where they kill their own people?
That's how I found out I was right-wing.
My communist drama teacher said, we need to give land back to Native Americans.
I'd just come from history class.
I said, well, the Algonquins or the Iroquois, those are the main ones we get back.
She goes, oh, that's so right-wing.
I said, I guess I'm that.
They were scalping the women and children.
Also, you want to know how you know that this can't work?
When they actually recorded that we are the world, they couldn't even get all of the celebrities in one room because many of them hated each other.
So they'd have to come in and tell me, ah, Springsteen can't be with so-and-so and so on.
Like, you think you're going to get countries to do that?
And then Rubio went on to discuss and really kind of not just discuss, but this is sort of, you know, and actually this came from an Orthodox book that I read, you know, to evangelize what that means.
It doesn't just mean, hey, good news, Jesus is great.
It's laying down the terms.
Here are your benefits, right?
Here's what you get out of this, but these are the expectations.
Rubio evangelized to Europe on their ties to America and how we want them to be a part of it, but what that actually looks like and the prerequisites.
In a pursuit of a world without borders, we opened our doors to an unprecedented wave of mass migration that threatens the cohesion of our societies, the continuity of our culture, and the future of our people.
We made these mistakes together.
Under President Trump, the United States of America will once again take on the task of renewal and restoration, driven by a vision of a future as proud, as sovereign, and as vital as our civilization's past.
And while we are prepared, if necessary, to do this alone, it is our preference and it is our hope to do this together with you, our friends here in Europe.
Because the two great wars of the last century serve for us as history's constant reminder that ultimately our destiny is and will always be intertwined with yours.
Because we know that the fate of Europe will never be irrelevant to our own.
The reason that I think that was so well done is because he gave the reason and the non-negotiable and sort of the red line.
He set it up with, you know, opened up to wave after wave of mass migration, which has been detrimental.
He's saying, we're not going to do that.
We are going to move forward in a way that benefits our people.
And we would love for Europe to do that as well.
We'd rather do it with you, but we will do it without you if that is your expectation.
That is a way to lay out terms.
Yeah.
to offer, right?
Extend an olive branch, but you guys have to do it on our terms because you can't keep telling America what we do for Americans.
Yeah, and he did it at the right time, too.
Like public perception of how this is going is not going well in Europe.
They did it first.
They started opening up the borders first to let mass migration happen, didn't do anything about it, and you see it just running rampant all over Europe.
And the citizens are like, what the hell are you doing?
And at this point, for him to say that, to pick that one issue to bring up and then to tie it back to us, I think this was like, hey, listen, we will do this alone, but we don't need to do this alone.
We want to do this with you.
Right.
Even though we're telling you that this is hurtful and difficult, we need to do this together.
It's making it really clear.
Nationalism doesn't mean isolationism.
Nationalism means having a really clear team jersey and knowing which other teams are actually your allies.
That's what nationalism means.
In other words, you can ally yourself with other nations who share your values and your interests.
But if you don't have strong nationalism, you can never actually know who your allies are.
And that's why he made it very clear that nationalism, which used to be a dirty word, have been around a long time.
I remember in 2016, they said nationalist or nationalism.
It really means white supremacy.
Well, Rubio's not backing away from it.
I feel like he shares our exasperation at this point, where he made it clear nationalism is the way forward.
There's no door number two.
Well, people often say that.
National security.
Oh, sorry, but I'll go to you right after this clip.
But yes.
National security, which this conference is largely about, is not merely a series of technical questions.
How much we spend on defense or where, how we deploy it.
These are important questions.
They are.
But they are not the fundamental one.
The fundamental question we must answer at the outset is what exactly are we defending?
Because armies do not fight for abstractions.
Armies fight for a people.
Armies fight for a nation.
Armies fight for a way of life.
And that is what we are defending.
A great civilization that has every reason to be proud of its history, confident of its future, and aims to always be the master of its own economic and political destiny.
That's why the left can't stand what he said.
A nation that has every reason to be proud.
They'll go, what about slavery?
You know who he's talking to there, right?
I don't know if you know, I don't know if you're a history buff, but it's not like Europe was immune from the perils of slavery.
I don't know how much you guys have brushed up on history a little bit.
He's saying we have every right to be proud.
We have every right to look out for the interests of our people.
And we would love for you to do the same thing.
And then we can be brothers and sisters, but brothers mindly, in arms.
Good.
That's setting the table.
And sorry, Andrew, before the clip you were about to say.
I was just saying, conservatives have gotten much better at making the distinguishment between ultra-nationalism and nationalism.
And so they've made it a less dirty word over time.
What the left always did was conflated the two.
They said ultra-nationalism means nationalism because they equivocate on everything because they're scumbags.
Right.
And that's what the whole point is.
Rubio is saying, look, the United States is going to put its interests first.
Right.
And that's what nationalism is.
Yep.
And nationalists look at other nations and assume you're going to put the interests of your people first.
They assume that.
So there's nothing there which prevents cooperation, prevents anything like this.
It's not an isolationist policy to be a nationalist.
It's always been insane.
Yeah, I would say it promotes cooperation because if you go into a negotiation assuming that the other party is thinking of their nation in the utmost importance, then you know where you could start a negotiation.
Well, if you have a presupposition between the two, the second you enter into the negotiation table, you're like, these people are trying to do what's best for their people.
We're trying to do what's best for ours.
They're assuming that back.
Well, it's just like think of a neighborhood watch.
Who do you think is going to be more effective?
Your neighbors who are very family focused, where they have a central family unit.
Their priority is going to be their family goal.
My priority is my family.
Can we work together to make sure all of our families are safer since that's what matters to us?
You have a central set of values that are shared, and you can actually be allies.
You can't do this if you don't know where people line up.
For more proof, see Canada.
They just used to say, well, we're the greatest friend the United States has ever had.
Well, why?
Why?
What values does Canada share, Alberta notwithstanding?
The truth is right now, none.
None whatsoever.
Euthanasia.
I mean, you look at where they are on social issues, the silencing of the press, the silencing of political opposition, allying themselves with China.
What values do we share with Canada?
Well, we don't really know what their values are because it's all determined by a poll in a parliamentary system and scheming.
So that's why this is so important for people to understand.
And what's funny is the left will conflate nationalism with white or ultra-white nationalism.
They'll conflate the two, act as though they are the same, but then somehow try and sell you that socialism and communism aren't the same thing.
If you ask them to explain the difference, they really can't.
But they expect nuance for their positions, don't they?
Yeah.
Oh, no, no, no.
We're socialists, not communists.
Right.
No, we're light socialists, not heavy socialists.
Right.
No, no, no.
We're leftist.
We're progressives.
They want nuance with every one of their positions, but grant you zero nuance for any of yours.
You're like, wait a second.
We're not talking about ultra-nationalism, which is putting and elevating the state above all other things.
We have a tier for nationalism.
It's God, family, nation.
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That's the tier.
Ultra-nationalism is nation and everything else.
The United States has never been an ultra-nationalist nation, ever.
It's never been.
No.
And the conservatives are not promoting that it needs to be, but there's no nuance allowed on our side, only on the left side.
No, it's absolutely right.
And then there's no nuance allowed when they're like, oh, yeah, socialism is worth you going to name me.
They're like, oh, Venezuela, we can't use that anymore.
Bernie Sanders using, he actually used the USSR honeymoon.
They can't use that anymore.
Cuba, oh, can't use that anymore.
Then they go to entirely white Nordic nations with the population of New Hampshire.
It's like, well, yeah, we can make socialism work like in Martha's Vineyard.
Is that what you mean?
You saw how they freaked out the second two brown people showed up.
Yeah, they're the happiest nations in the world with the highest suicide rates.
Yeah, exactly.
You see this.
Yeah, you see this all the time, right?
But it depends on the metrics.
And then you ask him to define the metrics and you realize it's all bullshit anyway.
Yeah.
No, of course it is.
That's why they have to just go to a new, and not to mention the Danish prime minister said, Bernie, stop saying social.
We're not socialist, okay?
Stop with that.
We were built on free market economies.
By the way, let's check in on the odds.
This guy's running in 2028.
Calci actually has what Rubio is at the third highest now to win the 2028 election.
You've got Vance, Newsom, and then Rubio.
So that's amongst all.
Yeah.
I think not just the Republican primary.
Yeah, that's among everybody.
That's insane to me.
Listen, I think Rubio, I think a Rubio type right now is needed in the next administration as well, whether he's in the vice presidential role, president, or stays right where he is.
Yeah.
He is absolutely needed because he got something done there that I haven't seen in a while.
And that's a standing ovation from people that don't like you.
Yeah.
He went in the lion's den and got them to stand up and applaud.
Well, see, they were primed and ready to love this.
What were you going to say?
I agree with Gerald, but I got to see this.
Andrew's shaking his head.
Uh-oh.
He's a terrible debater.
Rubio, that is true.
And he has a terrible stage presence for debates.
It's going to be a good idea.
And he's not getting that much better.
I don't think he is.
Think that Vanch would crush him in open debates.
I think that he would.
And I think that Newsom would have a better presence than Rubio on a debate stage for the middle-of-the-road people.
So I'm not so convinced that Rubio is going to end up being your guy.
I think that out of the viable candidates, it's way early.
Yes.
It's way early.
But Rubio's never been able to strike himself out as a standout star.
Anytime he's faced with the opposition, when the opposition can face him, he starts to cry.
He's been pretty good at the hearings, though.
That's the thing.
Now that he's been sitting there at the hearings, he answered those more effectively than honestly anyone in recent memory.
Maybe RFK Jr., but that's just because he was so exhausted.
I think he's eat my ass.
I think something happened in the last couple years where he's like, his give a shit is kind of gone.
Yes.
He was on the show, and I could tell.
He was like, I don't know what you want me to say about these people.
You can just see he's mentally checked out of trying to find common ground.
If he can find a good presence on stage when he's debating with his own party and he doesn't get kow-towed, he doesn't get kind of because they do before they were just kind of looking, he kind of shrinked back a little bit.
Yeah, he would.
If we can get this guy to where he can actually debate on the stage and give a presence, I think that that would change his stars.
But that's not the way it's been.
He just needs to boost some confidence.
You know, you can just give him some Hulk hands.
He'll feel good about it.
This brings us to.
Rubio Smith.
This brings us to the other person there in Munich who didn't fare so well.
Well, it's time for Deep Thoughts with Comrade Cortez.
All right, here she is first, declaring Rubio's speech an appeal to Western cultures.
Something, something, something.
Instead, we need an international class-based order.
Watch.
It's stupid.
Marco Rubio's speech was a pure appeal to Western culture.
Cool.
My favorite part was when he said that American cowboys came from Spain.
They did.
I believe the Mexicans and descendants of African enslaved peoples would like to have a word.
They want to take this mantle of culture.
At the end of the day, though, is you know, it is very thin.
And so the response that we have to have is, again, it's material, it's class-based, it's common interest.
A lot of what we talk about when we talk about a class-based internationalist perspective also means ending the hypocrisy towards the global south.
I think what we identified is that in a rules-based order, hypocrisy is vulnerability.
What?
And so I think what we are seeking is a return to a rules-based order that eliminates the hypocrisies around when, too often in the West, we'd look the other way for inconvenient populations to act out these paradoxes.
Okay, so a couple everything that she just said was nonsense.
I don't even know how to address the last part, but she said cowboy.
I think Mexican might want a word.
Cowboys did originate from Spain.
So Vaca, Spanish for cow.
Spanish is from Spain.
And the Spaniards brought Spanish to Mexico in 1519, along with, by the way, cows and horses.
So I don't know if she understood, they hadn't domesticated these animals.
There were no cowboys.
They were kicking people's heads around as soccer balls in Mexico.
So she's like, I think Mexico would like a word.
Do you mean a word in the language of their conquerors?
Does someone want to tell AOC where Mexico gets their mechs from?
New York City, New York City, get a rope.
Well, that seems a little bit more.
Yeah, the whole thing is that they're not, it's not cowboys.
It's a vaquiero.
Right.
And that comes from Vaca.
It's a Spanish word.
The whole thing, cowboy comes from Spanish.
It's one of the most popular cowboy action pistols, right?
The Rugor vaquier.
But we got to work on your Marxist decoder ring.
So what she said is coherent from a Marxist lens.
All right.
So she's strictly, she's looking at everything from a strictly class and materialistic base.
And she's claiming that the people who are not looking at everything from a materialist base, but are still living as though they do, are hypocrites.
Yeah.
That's what the lens is showing.
Sure.
But you have to look at it through a purely materialistic lens, which is how all Marxist philosophy works.
Yeah.
No, I understand what you're saying, but I still don't get it.
Well, you're not supposed to.
Well, you're not.
It is, to be completely fair, objectively fucking stupid.
Yeah, it's not.
It's just that the point is, is like from that worldview, the strictly materialist worldview, everything's reduced to class.
Right.
It can't be reduced any other way.
Well, and to the global south.
So apparently we're an expert in the global south because she's got a little bit of Hispanic on her somewhere.
Well, not really, but kind of.
I mean, I don't know how you count necessarily Puerto Ricans, but she whined about the U.S. taking out Maduro and also messed up some geography.
We look at what happened in Venezuela, for example.
Man, that's my latest.
It is not a remark on who Maduro was as a leader.
He canceled elections.
He was an anti-democratic leader.
That doesn't mean that we can kidnap a head of state and engage in acts of war.
Which is below the equator.
And so even though everything else was really stupid, fact, but you may agree with her opinion, Venezuela is indeed not below the equator.
Oh, what?
Not even a part of it.
Oh, shoot.
Not even like that last little part that Jet South.
Nope.
Thing is, is like, isn't she the hypocrite now?
Because from her view, the materialist conditions, we went in to change the materialist conditions of the classes inside of Venezuela.
So the whole point is that sort of intervention is Marxist intervention.
Like she doesn't even understand her own philosophy.
No, she doesn't understand.
I mean, she doesn't understand how people are walking upright because she's a bartender, doesn't even know where the bottom shelf is.
Well, she also doesn't fully understand the concept of Taiwan because here is her greatest answer of all.
Would and should the U.S. actually commit U.S. troops to defend Taiwan if China were to move?
You know, I think that this is such a, you know, I think that this is a very long-standing policy in the United States.
She posted this.
What we are hoping for is that we want to make sure that we never get to that point.
And we want to make sure that we are moving in all of our economic research and our global positions to avoid any such confrontation and for that question to even arise.
Yeah.
And she went on to say, by the way, I'm not an expert.
Oh, really?
Andrew, is that, does that need decoding too?
Because I just think she's a stupid person.
Well, hang on.
No, I won't.
Hang on.
Hang on.
See?
I don't understand what that one's just.
This is the problem, too, with the left, right?
We talk about nuance, but they'll go, you're being reductive.
Uh-huh.
That's right.
Yeah.
In this case, it's like, this is the problem with people acting as though everything has nuance, because in the left, you can get away with not giving an actual answer.
You can get away with not giving an actual answer on when human life begins.
They have no answer for it.
You can get away with not giving an answer on, hey, what is a woman?
What is a man?
They've never had an answer for it.
You can get away with not giving an answer on, does Taiwan exist?
Like, that trips them up.
There's not a decoder ring for that one.
Right.
Well, I mean, I get this criticism a lot.
I think it's totally fair.
So because I debate so many different people with so many different ideologies, I want to really understand their worldview.
Of course.
So anytime I hear them talk, I always think of everything from their worldview.
And so I'll be explaining this to a friend like you or Gerald or other people.
And they'll be like, yeah, that's all great, Andrew, but also they're fucking stupid communist.
And I'm just like, you know, that's true.
Sometimes I wonder if it's not the case that I should just be like, yeah, that.
Yeah, yeah, that's pretty much.
It's the simplest thing.
Well, I will say this.
I try and do that too.
With AOC, it is an exercise in futility.
True.
Because she has no idea what she actually believes.
The only thing consistent is that she's completely inconsistent.
Now, watch like Marlon Brando.
That was his method acting.
He's like, I want it to be spontaneous.
I'm like, ah, he's a brilliant talent.
This next one.
This I understand.
I understand because you need to think of it this way.
When you go logically, this makes no sense.
Correct.
But to the left, freedom of the press is measured through how left the press is.
Period.
That's it.
So this next lady, she's from Estonia, Kaja Kalis.
She is the VP of the European Commission.
She actually decided to take a jab at Rubio because I don't know if you know this, but these other countries, they have far more press freedom.
I will, of course, disabuse you of that notion afterward, but here it's straight from the horse face mouth.
When we listened to Marco Ruby yesterday, he did say we need Europe to help the United States save the West.
Now really.
So my question is, who needs saving from who?
And how did you interpret that speech yesterday?
For me, every time I hear this European bashing, it's very in fashion right now.
So I'm thinking of what is the alternative.
And really, I mean, all the best or good things that we have gotten from Europe and all the good things that Europe actually presents.
When I go to the world, I see, you know, countries looking at us because we are representing the values that still are high.
I mean, we are, you know, pushing humanity forward, trying to, you know, defend human rights and all this, which is actually bringing also prosperity for people.
So that's why I'm trying to believe these accusations.
You know, coming from a country that is number two in the press freedom index, hearing criticism regarding press freedom coming from a country that is 58 on this list, it's interesting.
Yeah, it is interesting.
And here's what I love about the mask being off, is the left used to throw out these talking points, and now it has no credibility.
For example, they would say, oh, the United States is ranked below Colombia and Cuba for healthcare.
So the press index that she's referring to under Biden, we were 55.
So slightly higher than now.
Anyone want to make the argument that the press was more free when people were being, when doctors were being deplatformed during COVID?
It was more left, according to the, like you said, Biden was doing everything for them, the sweetheart of Europe.
That's exactly what it is.
So let me tell you exactly what she's saying.
Links, of course, reference is always available, link in the description.
It comes from Reporters Without Borders, the RSF Press Freedom Index.
Key fact number one.
The results are entirely based on a subjective questionnaire given to hand-picked individuals in left-wing industry.
So journalism, academia, right?
Research, human rights advocates, which, of course, they even pick what kind of human rights are deemed permissible to defend.
Number two.
Also liars.
Yes, liars.
A bunch of liars.
Number two, RSF's their decision-making panel is full of hard, hard left-wing ideologues.
So Thibault Prutin is the RSF general director, wrote this article titled, On the Field of Ruins That is the Election of Donald Trump, the news media must rethink their role.
Also, he's a candlestick.
Another key fact, the RSF is almost entirely funded by left-wing institutions and NGOs, like, but not limited to, the European Union, the French government, George Soros's Open Societies Foundation, the National Endowment for Democracy.
And let's look and say, okay, so they have us ranked 58th right now.
All right, we can look at the other countries who are ranked above the United States, right?
More freedom of the press.
Let's look at her country, ranked number two, Estonia.
They recently updated their hate speech laws to be much wider in scope.
The fact that they have them in the first place.
Before that, hate speech had to be directed at a single individual.
Now the law can be applied to any threats toward public order.
To be clear.
So you can be jailed, to be clear, for speech that's just generalized.
And of course, that is included.
These are the guidelines left to follow in the press.
Let's look at number four.
Sweden on that list.
More freedom of the press than the United States.
2024, a man who burned the Quran was convicted of incitement against an ethnic group.
Also, his co-defendant was murdered.
Ireland, more free press.
More free press.
You should wish you had press like us.
They have unbelievably strict hate speech laws defined as any communication that is made public with the intention or likelihood of being threatening or abusive had likely to stir up hatred against people because of their race, color, nationality, religion, ethnic or national origin, or membership of the traveler community.
Gypsies.
Sexual orientation.
I was like, what is this?
You can't talk about the sisterhood of traveling pants at this point.
Crack the pants.
They're cutting away.
What about the fact that the whole thing started with a lie?
The question was actually a lie.
She claims Rubio says that we need Europe to save the West.
No, he didn't.
No, he didn't.
He literally said, we don't need you.
We'll go it alone if we need to.
Yeah.
But it would be great if we had a cooperation.
So starts with a complete lie.
Yep.
And then the other chick builds off the lie.
That's what they do.
They start always with the supposition of a complete and total lie.
Right.
No, you're right.
By the way, in Ireland, a truck driver was charged with inciting hatred for posting online.
Migrants were here to rape women and children.
He posted online.
Charged with inciting hatred.
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Let's go to, by the way, we are ranked right below or two spots below Sierra Leone.
They're ranked above the USA.
I don't know if you know this.
Noodles?
I was just going to say research just sent in.
We're correct.
It was one below.
She misspoke.
Oh, she said 58, but we're 57.
So we are ranked one below.
So the United States.
One below Sierra Leone.
Journalists are murdered regularly over there.
I mean, let's just give you some.
In 2026, journalists fled the country after the government harassed them for reporting on this Dutch drug kingpin connected to the president.
In 2023, a Canadian journalist was killed under incredibly suspicious circumstances covering an attempted coup.
From 96 to 2002, 15 journalists were killed covering their civil war.
This is the place where Blood Diamond was set, for God's sake.
Oh, that's right.
TIA.
They're ranked higher than us on this list.
It no longer has any credibility.
Think about it.
Even if you really don't like the U.S., even if you don't like that X allows people to criticize anybody so people go to Blue Sky, okay, even if you don't like that CNN and MSNBC is now MS Now because Luke Gehrig's tomorrow was taken, if you don't like that their ratings are in the crapper, people here still have the choice.
I don't think there is any press that denigrates their president more than the American press.
I don't think it exists.
People certainly aren't being murdered.
I mean, dozens and dozens as a country that is ranked above us.
Can you objectively look at that and go, okay, we no longer can give this list any credence?
And we did a test of how free the press really is around the world, which brings us to our on-the-ground correspondent, Thomas Finnegan, who went to and is live from Egypt.
Let's go.
Thomas Finnegan, how are you, sir?
Oh, boy.
Hi, Stephen.
Cut it, Tim.
And the silver lining here is like Andrew pointed out and Josh that we're talking about.
It was based on a lie.
All of this is based on a lie.
I know that I was raised in Canada.
Okay, I'm American.
I was raised in Canada.
I've buried relatives because of socialized healthcare.
It is awful.
I remember watching people extol the virtues of Canadian healthcare and seeing that film from Michael Moore, Sicko, right, where Cuba was ranked above the United States.
So she's talking about the RSF's Freedom of the Press Index.
You can now take this, check the references, apply it to all of these talking points.
In 2019, they had the Healthiest Countries Index.
Bloomberg ranked Cuba higher than the United States.
Yes, the place where an entire month's salary may be able to buy you a bar of soap.
The 2025 Global Peace Index, they ranked the United States 128th.
Global Peace Index.
What?
Lower than Honduras?
South Africa?
You may not, you may say, hey, the United States is not perfect, but are we more violent and civil war-torn than Honduras?
Do you think you're safer than a South African farmer?
I think they forgot to put the U.S. on these lists.
Yeah.
And they got down.
They're like, oh, shoot, we forgot America.
Yeah.
Just slip them in at like 128.
Rwanda is 91.
What?
Really?
We ranked below Rwanda?
Significantly.
Also below Cuba.
Wow, some of these places are.
But Trump is thinking about jailing journalists.
Yes, correct.
Yeah.
Well, I don't know if you know this.
He should take notes from these other countries ranked far above us.
Can you imagine if Sierra Leone had an Alex Jones?
I have no idea.
We must do something about Diplomat.
The frogs are good.
I don't know enough about the Sierra Leone.
I know the Sierra Leone Club, but those are basically just people.
Or no, the Sierra Club.
Never mind.
It's a different thing.
It's just the same.
I'm sure they just go out and hug trees and shit.
I'm sure they don't do that in Sierra Leone.
No, probably not.
They don't have trees.
They use them all.
They probably have.
So they don't care about clear-cutting.
It's like, is it useful?
Take all of it.
Burn it.
It's always built into the definitions, too, of how they define these various things through these various UN and NGO organizations.
And you start to look at how they define things and you realize, oh, I see.
That's why it's all bullshit.
Right.
I see what that's.
That's why it's all bullshit.
The healthcare index didn't measure mortality rates, you know, amount of treatments, innovation.
It was just self-reported satisfaction.
Well, you think in Cuba, with an AK at their head, they're going to say, you know what, we probably could do a little bit better.
Like, you know, it cost me three months' salary to get penicillin.
Would you wonder if they define hate speech as being part of freedom of press?
I bet they do.
I bet they say you can't slander people.
Otherwise, that's not real press freedom.
And it's like, well, okay, but in the United States, you can call Trump the Cheeto man, say the most horrible things about him that you want to say.
Yeah.
Totally legal.
You can call Charlie Kirk a Nazi.
That's what they did.
And that brings us actually to this next story where there's a man here, well, French student.
Unfortunately, you know, he was murdered.
So he was murdered.
This happened Thursday.
23-year-old French student.
Quinton is how we would, is it Canton?
De Ranc?
I know how you would pronounce the second I'm doing it, French Canadian.
People in France can correct me.
He was, and before, it's a heartbreaking story.
And it mirrors what you guys lived in real time that I think a lot of people have moved on from too quickly when Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
And we went from, yeah, but he kind of deserved it, and people trotted out the lies to desecrating, right, vandalizing every single memorial, every single memorial in a major city.
It was either spit on, you had protesters, you had people destroying it.
And we moved on from that where I think it was way too fast.
You need to understand that these people, meaning the left, they want you dead.
They will justify it once you're dead.
They'll say that they aren't, but they will because they'll say, well, you know, maybe if he hadn't whatever, burned a Quran.
Okay, then you scale it back.
Maybe if he hadn't insulted anybody, let's scale it back.
Maybe if his dog hadn't done a Nazi salute, let's scale it back.
Maybe if he hadn't sit down on a campus and would listen to anyone willing to take the microphone, including to insult him.
It's always, look, of course it's never acceptable, but you shouldn't be doing XYZ.
Well, in this case, French student, and I'll get to the media coverage thereafter.
He was beaten to death by French Antifa, basically.
Tensions between the far right and hard left in France are at boiling point after the death of a young man in Lyon.
The 23-year-old known as Carnival.
And by the way, we'll blur.
I understand that this can be disturbing.
He later died from his injuries.
Activists from the far-right women's group Nemesis were protesting against a university of... Far-right.
...hard-left MEP, Rima Hassan, from the party France Unbowed.
According to the Nemesis Collective, Kanton was part of the security team responsible for ensuring their safety.
The family's lawyer stated that Kanton was a mathematics student and was not a security guard or a member of any security service.
So, He died two days later, to be clear, but this is them beating him, not resisting.
Now, let me make this really clear, and then I'll give you the clips and all the references.
This is...
This was not somebody who was part of far-right anything.
This is someone who probably would be a part of what you would consider in the United States, you know, moderate right.
And these people weren't far left.
You can't fit a pencil between them and the mainstream liberalism, leftism in Europe, or even really the Democrat Party, just to be clear.
So they'll say these are far-right, far-left.
No, there is no fringe left.
You cannot find a single member of a national head of the leftist party in that country or in the United States.
Take every single member of the DNC at a national level.
There's nothing about them that is moderate.
Abortion up until and including birth period, censorship and removal of speech.
All of it.
All of it.
As radical as it gets.
I'll tell you what this guy believed.
So, who he was?
He was protecting a woman's group there.
It was called Collective Nemesis.
The French media describes them as far right.
They write, they bear the name of the Greek goddess of vengeance and specialize in direct action, created in 2019 the Nemesis Collective, which identifies as feminist, consistently blames immigrants and Muslims for sexual violence.
That would be terrible if immigrants and Muslims weren't committing the lion's share of sexual violence.
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are the radical right-wing extremists in their own words.
Nous sommes la génération sommée de se taire lorsque ses agresseurs ne plaisent pas à nous toutes oser le féminisme ou Caroline de Haas.
Nous sommes la génération de clercs violés par un centre-africain sous ce QTF.