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June 14, 2025 - MyronGainesX
01:40:57
Debate On ICE Protests, Immigration, And Israel vs Iran!
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But um welcome to the stream, guys.
We are back again on a Friday night out here in Miami, Florida.
Brickle to be exact, right uh in the heart of everything.
And uh we're switching things up, guys.
You guys know we're uh going ahead and going to cover a different topic today.
As you guys know, there's been a multitude of different riots all across the United States and blue cities all over the place in protest to the immigration raids that ICE and the rest of the federal government are conducting.
And um today I figured since this is a hot bun topic, uh, we would talk about it, and not only would we talk about it, I'm in a unique position where I understand immigration to a very good level, to a high level, excuse me, because I used to actually work for ICE HSI back in the day.
And as you guys can see here, I got a sign next to me that says deport all immigrants, ICE is right, no one is above the law.
Send them all back, change my mind.
So uh obviously it's a provoking sign, so much so that uh we went to a company and said, Hey, uh, can you guys make us a sign?
And they said no, because we defended them that much.
So we had to write it on our own.
So we we improvised, you know.
Uh I guess people forget that we have the first amendment for free speech, and uh, you know, they want to go ahead and get mad at what we say, but that's fine.
We went ahead and wrote it ourselves.
So, yes, again, guys, the sign says deport all immigrants, it should be illegal immigrants, but that's fine.
Ice is right, no one is above the law.
Send them all back, change my mind.
But I think people have the common sense to understand we mean illegal immigrants, but that's fine.
I will make fun of IC and Sophie later for being women, which means incompetent.
But anyway, guys, welcome to the stream.
Uh they can see the sign.
Oh, good, nice.
Okay, okay.
I saw Bill's nice nice angle for the sign.
I'm watching it back on the playback.
So, yeah.
Uh also, uh, as you guys know, there's a conflict going on in the Middle East.
Um, Israel attacked Iran yesterday.
And uh, you know, we are on the verge of a potential nuclear fallout here.
So my other prompt, which I'm working on a sign right now as we speak, is Israel is not our greatest ally, change my mind.
So we could talk about either, whether it be immigration, send them all back, or Israel is not our greatest ally.
The mic is open to anyone that wants to come up and have a discussion on it.
Because I do think that discussions are important.
No, I'm not famous.
No, not yet.
Someone walked by and asked if I was famous.
Uh I'm not.
Uh so yeah.
If anyone wants to have a discussion, they feel free free to walk up.
Yeah, so what's up?
The whole Israel offensive took place like 36 hours ago, and you already have an opinion about something.
You don't know what the fact was that you don't know all the facts.
Okay, what's your question?
No, I mean, like if you gotta talk into the mic.
Yes, so Iran did fight back in Israel.
They targeted uh helicome.
A helicopter.
I can barely hear you, man.
You gotta talk into the Okay, Iran did did uh attack us after they they they targeted a uh helicopter uh station.
So yeah, that's because Israel attacked them first.
Because they have a nuclear bomb, and we came out of the Holocaust.
They don't have a nuclear bomb.
Well, they're very close, and we came out the holocaust knowing that it's possible.
One second, let me speak at my turn, my turn.
We came out of the Holocaust claims.
And unfortunately, we can't learn from that.
We we have to learn from that lesson.
Okay, so your argument, you said that they have a nuclear bomb.
No, right?
They're very close.
Yes, they're they're what's called the nuclear threshold state, like many other countries, to include Japan, Brazil, a bunch of countries.
Japan is democratic country.
Last time I checked.
Well, here's the thing.
Um Brazil, you said Brazil?
Yeah, Brazil's also a democratic country.
Nuclear threshold, nuclear threshold.
There's many countries that basically Brazil is not an enemy of Israel.
I said a nuclear threshold country.
There's many countries that are nuclear threshold countries.
Because you're coming in and you're saying they have a nuclear program, which is why they're attacking.
I'm telling you they don't have a nuclear they don't have a nuclear bomb.
That's you, four times.
Very close.
Okay, let me ask you this.
Israel has nuclear weapons, right?
No, they actually never acknowledge that they've a policy of not acknowledging that.
And even if they did that would have been since 1940s, that's 90 years that they didn't attack anybody with nuclear bombs.
So they're a democratic country.
We don't just like take bombs and it's a deterrent that if Iran were to hit us with a nuclear weapon, we would retire retaliate against Iran with nuclear weapons.
But we will not initiate with a nuclear weapon.
Okay, let me ask you this.
Um, do you know how Israel got their nuclear weapons?
Yeah.
Yes, I do.
How'd they get them?
They rescue scientists from Germany, and they were able to make a nuclear weapon.
Jewish people are very smart people.
No, they stole uranium from the United States to conduct their nuclear weapons program, and it's a completely illegal.
And you get me out of uh small detail, fine, I'll give it to you.
You win.
But I'm still asking a general question.
No, that's a big deal.
That's that's a big deal.
Your nuclear program is illegal.
You stole technology from the United States to manufacture it.
It's the United States on top of it.
Is the United States nuclear program illegal?
We're the United States.
We we are the ones that are.
Is the United States a nuclear?
Here's the thing.
We abide by the IAEA.
Israel does not.
That is why you guys don't acknowledge your nuclear program, because if you did, you would have to lose all the foreign aid that we give you that's been in law since the 1970s under the Carter administration.
So the reality is I find it interesting.
But if you said most Israelis don't know this, so let me tell you this.
I'm not Israel.
That's fine.
I'll give you the dark history of Israel.
The reality is they don't want Iran to have a nuclear program, a civilian one at that, when they have an illegal nuclear program, which they stole the supplies from the United States to get, and then on top of that, they have threatened nuclear war on multiple occasions, like the Yom Kippur war in the 1970s.
Israel has an illegal nuclear program.
This is why they can't acknowledge it.
So for them to sit there and say Iran can't have a civilian nuclear program while they have an illegal weapons grade nuclear program is the highest level of irony.
But they're they're not a democracy.
Excuse me?
They're not a democracy.
Israel?
No, Iran is not a democracy.
Why is that our business?
Because if you can you if you're not a democracy, you your less level of trust goes down because we can't trust you.
If you're a democratic country, you abide by certain So here's the thing.
Again, my point is not gonna like cause mass destruction on people.
Okay, here's the thing no Iran is not our problem.
That's Israel's problem, and we shouldn't be involved.
That's my point.
I said Israel's not our greatest ally, and we need to stop fighting their wars.
So you're saying that who should be involved?
It should be the who?
I said we should not be fighting their wars.
Uh okay.
All right, nice to meet you.
That's my position.
Nice to meet you.
No problem.
Who's up next?
What's up, guys?
How are y'all doing?
Yeah, so two different problems, guys.
Yo, immigration or uh Israel.
What's up?
I'm a Navy veteran, dog.
I don't serve the country and everything.
I agree with everything you're saying.
But if we get out if we get rid of all of them, who's gonna do all the work?
America's a lazy.
Everybody's lazy, bro.
Well, here's the thing.
I'm talking about illegal immigration in particular.
Illegal, illegal immigration.
Come on, man.
We have we we we gotta protect our borders.
If we don't have borders, we don't have a country.
And um, you know, as far as finding a workforce, we can replace those immigrants with Americans.
Now, here's the thing.
I know these companies want to cut corners and save money and increase profit margins, but we gotta do things the right way.
Hell yeah.
I'll respect that.
Thank you for your service.
Who's up next?
Who's up next?
And guys, uh, right now, like I said, we're either talking immigration or Israel is not our greatest ally.
So I'd be happy to discuss either topic.
We're getting a sign for the next one.
So uh that's kind of where we are.
Oh, we already got a crowd out here.
This is nice.
It's nice.
What's that, man?
How are you?
Yo, what's up, Myron?
Yo, I just have a quick question.
Sure.
Let's say somebody came up to you, they punched you in the face because they thought you might have been uh doing something conspiring against them, yeah, and then you hit them back.
Who do you think would be at fault?
You or the person that punched you first?
I like where you're going with that one.
Yeah, the person that punched you first.
Yeah, and that's exactly what happened yesterday.
Yeah, no, no, I know, I know.
Yeah, that's all.
Thanks, man.
No worries, brother.
The Great Awakening is here, man.
I like that.
Got some high IQ people in the audience.
So, yeah.
Again, guys, the topic is either mass deportations.
I am pro mass deportations of illegal aliens.
Or Israel is not our greatest ally.
Either one we can talk about, as you guys know.
Literally, a war was just started yesterday.
Trending topic.
So we could discuss either one.
And uh, yeah.
Because we've had a crazy week this week between riots all across the United States and blue cities in response to the ice raids.
And we also had Israel launch a preemptive attack against Iran yesterday, where they bombed several strategic locations to include nuclear facilities and assassinated Iranian officials.
Look, see, we got a Zionist that went by saying, thank God they did.
Fuck Israel.
Fuck Israel.
So anyway.
It's funny.
The Zionists walk by and they just like throw the middle finger up and the reality is, guys, we should not be supporting Israel whatsoever.
We need to end all aid to Israel.
They commit acts of genocide in our name, they use our tax dollars to bomb kids.
The Gaza Strip is over 50% children, and 70% of the people that have been killed in the Gaza Strip are women and children.
And we've been funding this.
So we need to end all aid to Israel.
I I I've been uh they don't scare me.
The truth is the truth.
So and we've also had obviously the crazy riots all across the United States, like in Los Angeles and New York City.
Because people are stupid and don't understand immigration law.
And I think we should just let anybody in and not have any type of borders, which is wild.
So yeah.
No takers?
Everybody agrees?
Support them all?
No Juan is above the law.
Sure, what's up, man?
Welcome.
Welcome.
Sounds good.
Yeah.
Uh I believe that the United States has nothing to do and should have nothing to do with this war in Israel.
America should mind their own business, maintain the American sovereignty.
And they really need to focus on America and stop worrying about everybody else.
America's biggest fail is that they worry about everybody else.
And they don't even pay attention to their own country.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, uh, the billions of dollars we sent to i to Israel, we could use that easily to get rid of the homeless problem or prop up some of the Americans that are suffering uh day to day without you know aid, uh medical aid or whatever.
Like we there's so many different things we can use that money for, and to fund foreign wars in the Middle East that don't benefit us, it's ridiculous.
And I feel like we're repeating history with uh 2003.
Trump is gonna tarnish his legacy by doing this.
100%.
I think America needs to mind their business and worry about America.
I agree, brother.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
It's good to see we got some sensible Americans here.
Thank you.
So, yeah, guys, again, no Juan is above the law.
And all aid to Israel is my position.
What's your what's your opinion on transgenders?
Doesn't exist.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We are gonna have to step in and keep them from you know getting destroyed, unfortunately.
Yeah, it's it's a mix of uh kind of sad and kind of beautiful watching them get fucked up.
They've had this coming for years, and everyone watched innocents die, but they have just been brutalizing kids for years.
So to watch those fuckers finally get a little bit, it feels a little good.
Yeah, I mean, you know, I I think if people understood that over the past 40 years, right, Israel's done everything in their power to destabilize the entire Middle East.
They've either created civil wars, overthrown governments, um, you know, or bribed several countries in the Middle East to uh basically adopt a pro-Israel stance, and uh it's created a lot of problems for us.
I mean the Iraq war is one of the biggest L's ever.
It destroyed Bush's legacy, and um, you know, I think we're repeating history here.
Yeah, that was fought just for Israel.
Yeah, all these wars for Israel.
They've been nothing but a parasite and bringing it down.
I think I agree.
Americans are seeing it though.
You see the shift happening.
The boomers might not, but our generation, we are sick and fucking tired of Israel, and I don't think it's going back in.
Yeah.
I I uh you know, it it's good that more people are waking up.
Obviously, it's horrible that it took October 7th for Americans to figure this out.
Um, but yeah, our tax dollars are being used by uh nefarious apartheid ethnocentric state that uh doesn't care about anyone and those innocent people.
Neither one of us want to pay to kill children.
Well, I didn't have much, I just saw you and figured uh I just say what's up.
So uh great talking about it.
Shout out to you Jake Man.
Hey, I feel a lot better with you here.
If anybody tries me, he's gonna attack you, bro.
Yo, what up, man?
Uh I just want you to elaborate on something because I don't really agree with how you said uh LGBTQ shouldn't be able to adopt children.
Yeah, because you're basically saying that someone's sexuality can determine whether or not they'd be good parents, and that's just prejudice.
Yeah, so the reason why I say that is because um children um need to be protected, and children are very impressionable based on the environment around them.
So if a child is growing up in a household that doesn't have a father and a mother, that in itself is destructive.
Um we know that a two-parent household, the nuclear family is the basis of any strong um uh any strong society.
So if we're gonna allow sexual degenerates, because that's what they are, gays and lesbians, they're sexual degenerates, if we're gonna allow them to have uh and raise children, I think that's problematic for the child.
Um I think children should have a fair shot at life and have a stable upbringing, and unfortunately, um having two same gender parents is just not conducive to that.
Um so again, I have no problem with people wanting to do whatever they want to do in their bedroom.
That isn't really my concern.
My concern is we don't need to indoctrinate children with that.
But just because there's two women in a relationship doesn't mean that one of those women can't play the father role.
You don't have to be a man to play a father role and discipline a child and instill those values that a father would.
You don't have to be a man for that.
No, you actually do.
And this is actually why the black community fails so much because they have a lot of women pretending to be men.
But the problem is that women can't teach little boys how to become men at the end of the day.
So, you know, we can use like the black community where, you know, a lot of children grow up without a father in a household.
And the men end up becoming erratic, violent, destructive, commit crimes because a father's job is to come in and protect his son from going to jail and protect his daughter from getting on the server pole.
That's a father's job.
He's a disciplinarian.
The mother is there to nurture.
And unfortunately, single mothers can't do both.
Right.
Look, for all the single mothers out there.
Anyone can call me a liar.
Then I'll be.
No, no, no.
I got to.
I want to hear something.
I'm talking about something.
You're my husband.
I just got to.
The truth sometimes hurts, you know, and I get it.
I know I'm saying some things here that might be considered radical or far right.
But the truth is, we got to have these difficult discussions sometimes, regardless of people's feelings.
And that's kind of where we are.
Anybody else?
Just wait, wait, wait in line.
Oh, he's cool.
We can let him.
We can let him after.
But yeah, yeah, yeah.
But yeah, just bro, just wait in line, though.
Wait in line.
So on the topic of immigration, again, how real is this threat of sleeper cell agents?
Can you talk a little bit louder to the mic?
So I want everybody to be able to hear you.
So back on the topic of immigration.
Yeah.
How real is this threat of sleeper cell agents right now?
And do you think it's going to coincide with these no king protests tomorrow?
When you say sleeper cells, sleeper cells with what?
I'm confused.
Like people that came in through the border under the Biden administration that might be coming out tomorrow hiding within all the protesters.
I don't know if something might come of that.
You know, that's always a risk with open borders is people crossing in that, you know, want to do damage to the United States.
Right.
Which is why I'm very pro strong immigration laws.
But, you know, time will only tell.
I'm seeing the sentiment online right now.
now everyone's talking about sleeper cell agents and they're like trying to kind of prepare us like I saw on Fox News too they're trying to kind of prepare us of that possibility.
Yeah so I don't like that typically that like kind of sends a signal off that something might be coming.
Yeah to that so I don't know well are you saying in the city or have you thought about like maybe dish it out just because it's so populated.
Well you know it you know terrorists have come through the South border before right it it has happened happened.
Um so again this is why strong borders are so important right like it's already dangerous enough given the political stance of where we stand so uh this is why we need strong borders so yeah I agree I think it's so but I'm not sure about the sleeper cells now so many things coinciding at once uh Trump's birthday with the math parade and then uh obviously the uh Middle Eastern conflict and all that stuff it's like if it if it was for example Iranian sleeper cells or people posing as Iranians it would be like tomorrow like that's something like that would happen.
Yeah, I mean, you know, people are talking about potential false flags, right?
It's happened before.
Israel's done false flags before.
It would be a reason for us to get involved, too.
Yeah, so what's happens?
Yeah, appreciate it.
No worries, man.
Who's up next?
Yo, so what's really up with Trump and Elon arguing, bro?
What's your opinion on that?
Well, I think people need to understand that Elon Musk is a liberal, right?
He only got on the Trump wagon after he survived the assassination attempt last year.
He was a DeSantis supporter.
supporter he was a Democrat voter for years so I think Trump alongside uh excuse me Musk alongside other you know big tech billionaires Peter teal Paypal Mafia Bill Ackman all these guys um they kind of got behind Trump because they understood that he was going to win the election, and they know that he's gonna be a bit more aggressive in the Middle East when it comes to preserving um Israel.
So uh I think for all the different reasons, they went ahead and got a line got behind him, though he's public and they've been historically crats.
But yeah, Elon is is always been a liberal.
But you know, without Elon, bro, half of this shit would do a cloud chase.
Oh no, it's it's oh Trump holds grudges.
Oh you didn't want to take his football.
Have you met Trump?
What's that?
Have you met Trump one on one?
Not one on one.
Oh, have you met Byron?
Who?
Byron.
Oh no, no.
I never met Biden.
Byron.
The dude with the suit.
Oh no.
No, I never have.
Who's up next?
What's that, man?
Myron, I appreciate you for being out here.
I have a question for you just because you're you're knowledgeable, my man.
But I'm gonna tell you, you literally gave me personal advice.
You know what you're talking about, so I like that you're telling these people.
You I was like on Instagram and you told me, you know, keep building myself and I'm here.
But look, my question for you is tell or it's kind of like a statement, but it's a question.
Can you please tell these people what is wrong right now, but with like immigration?
Because you were a former uh I used to be with immigration, the fact that I mean, they're not gonna like this, but motherfuckers is spilling in this.
I don't wanna I don't want to curse.
Too many people are spilling in this country, and it's a it's a genuine problem.
Not just for uh people that want to get on Twitter, but people every day.
I'm talking about civilians.
Um what do you have to say for the future and what it looks like?
Because you you're pretty well educated on that.
But like Yeah, well, I mean, mass immigration is a problem.
I mean, um, you know, if you don't if you don't agree, look at Los Angeles right now, right?
Um Los Angeles has been on fire, they can't barely get it under control.
And this is what happens when you have a large uh portion of people as illegal aliens or people that are um you know, maybe sometimes first generation or whatever.
And the reality is the ugly part is the United States has an identity, right?
And for us to preserve that identity, certain demographics have to be met.
And mass immigration, if we continue down this path, it's not gonna be good for us.
You know, you could look at London where the knife crime is rampant, you could look at Toronto, where you don't even know if you're in Canada anymore or India.
You can look at France, which is, you know, overrun by North African refugees, and there's crime rampant in the streets.
So um, you look at any of these blue cities in America that have been getting burned down during these riots.
And I don't want to cut you off, but that's exactly why I'm asking this question because these people, they want to blame crime on like the boogeyman.
You feel me?
They're the ones letting the crime in.
People want to feel safe, people want to, you know, walk their kids, people want to do this and that.
Yeah, but they don't realize they're voting and allowing what's uh fucking their future up.
That's what I wanted to ask.
Yeah, people know their future if this is what they want to do, you know.
Like the I'm a full-blooded American.
I was born in Iowa, you know what I mean?
So that's cool.
Um, yeah, the what people don't understand is that you won't the thing with immigration is you don't realize it's too late until your country's already sieged, right?
So like you you won't realize, like, oh man, we let too many people in until you look around, you're like, oh, what's going on here?
Are we in America?
I I don't know.
Look it up, bro.
I don't I don't know what you're uh talking about.
I know Ukraine ran an operation a couple like a week ago where they struck a bunch of blocks.
Hey, I fought with Putin too.
Putin Putin's a badass, bro.
Alright, who's up next?
Who's up next?
No, I'm being for real.
I like Boone as well.
I do.
Um again, guys, it's uh the prompt right here with immigration or my other topic, which we're making a sign right now is Israel's not our greatest ally.
Two different things.
What's up, man?
My fault.
I didn't mean to interrupt.
No, no, you good, you good.
Yeah, what's up?
Um, I just wanted to uh point out to the chat.
I know last week everybody was saying uh I look like AJ Brown, but no, I'm not related to AJ Brown.
I'm not page brother D Pain.
I just want to give y'all a shout out.
You know, you guys are definitely grilling me last week, but I got you this time though.
But no, I just wanted to um kind of talk about you know, obviously what's going on overseas and uh Iran and Israel.
Um could you just talk a little bit about um honestly what your thoughts on it and uh uh what do you think we should do as Americans to kind of fight against our government for it?
Well edit it.
Um so I I think we need to stay out of it.
I I think we need to stand stay out of it.
Um I think Israel needs to fight their own wars, right?
Um and they need to defend themselves as they always claim.
Uh because I think at this point, uh it costs us a lot of money, hurts us diplomatically, severs other relationships, the entire international community pretty much condemns Israel.
And I think us being tied to them as intimately as we are hurts our credibility.
And I think that those tax dollars that we spend can be better used to make this country better versus making them better.
I think Israel started a lot of fights that quite frankly uh can't cash a check on, and I think we need to stop being their uh their safety net.
Yeah, because uh I don't know if you're aware, but um did you know about the uh it's called Operation Um I think it's called like Operation Um Great Lioness or something like that.
Long story short, we we supplied them with military strikes prior to the them striking.
What year?
What year was this?
This was this was like Tuesday, this is last Tuesday.
Oh, are you talking about when they went back into Gaza?
No, no, no, no, before the strike happened on Friday.
Okay, okay, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Supposedly I was just reading the article about how like um we you know because we we just passed a seven point four billion dollar uh like uh military package to Israel.
And this is like this was like recently.
Yeah, we're always giving them money.
Yeah, yeah.
We're always and and the thing is is that it just cruises through the government.
It gets signed by both sides, right?
Because they obviously uh lobby on both sides, they donate to both sides.
So, you know, Israel has both the Democrats and the Republicans at their fingertips.
And um I think we need to adopt a new mantra of uh staying out of foreign conflicts.
It hasn't served us.
But how powerful is Israel though, since they're I would consider them as like a small state over there in the Middle East, but obviously they're controlling a lot of of our government officials.
Like what why why is that?
Well, they have a fantastic intelligence program, right?
As critical as I am of Israel, uh one one of the things that they do very well is they have a very good intelligence community between the Massad, Unit 8200, Shin Bet, which is their equivalent to the FBI.
Um, you know, and they have to because obviously it's a smaller country, so they need to kind of focus more on you know clandestine operations, uh, you know, stopping terrorism, cultivating informants, using operations like the pager operation.
So uh that's what they kind of have to rely on, right?
Because the military is fairly small.
But you know, we give them a lot of money and aid to allow them to defend themselves, so that that's what they do well.
But obviously with that uh capacity, they do a lot of bullshit as well.
Yeah, and uh my last thing is uh do you think that this could be a potentially distraction from not just our ICE immigration with what's going on here, but also what's happening over in Gaza as well.
The you the are the protests distracting from what's going on?
Or vice versa.
You know, it it dep I think it depends on like what you're paying attention to.
There's so people out there that only care about foreign policy and they're paying attention to that, right?
Um, but then there's other people that you know are concerned with immigration matters.
Um I think it's important to like obviously look at everything and see what's going on and talk about both topics.
Um but comes down to what people are interested in.
I would argue most Americans in general typically don't care about foreign policy, and I think it's a big problem.
Why?
Why is that?
Because foreign policy is the only thing that you really have control of as an American citizen.
You you have to rely on your government, uh your elected government officials to handle that for you.
And if they drop the ball on that, we're talking about increased gas prices, increased food prices.
I'll give you an example.
So people don't know.
When Joe Biden was in office and Russia invaded Ukraine, that could have been avoided.
But since he's incompetent, they invaded, created problems.
We've been sending a bunch of money, the price of food went up because Ukraine is breadbasket of Europe.
So that ends up having like the cascading effect all across the world, because we live in a globalized world.
So a lot of Americans complain of grocery prices being high.
It's one of the main things that people voted on in 2024 election.
Right.
But a lot of people aren't able to trace that back, like that came from really bad foreign policy, a component of it.
So like, you know, when it comes to you know, things domestically, right?
If there's crime, you can always move.
If inflation is high, you can always make more money.
If uh, you know, they're legislating trainees reading to kids, you can always pull your kid out and put him in a private school.
But when it comes to foreign policy, there's nothing you can do to prevent a nuclear war.
There's nothing you can do to uh, you know, uh offset the uh problems that hit economically from what uh is going on internationally.
So that's why I think we're Americans should pay attention to foreign policy, but historically they never have.
Because it does affect us.
It does.
Yeah, we gotta do better.
What do you think we should do as uh citizens here in the United States to kind of do that?
I would say, you know, it starts with education, right?
Starts with education, watch both I watch, you know, alternative media, right wing media, left wing media, um, and I kind of get guarded garner the information from all different resour resources.
All right, perfect.
Appreciate you thank you.
Because there was always the truth to somewhere in the middle.
Yeah, facts, that's true.
But good questions, brother.
Who's on next?
Send them all back or no aid to Israel.
What's up?
Here, he's up next.
What happened?
Oh, yeah, he did someone.
Oh, he's what okay, cool.
Oh, this is the line over here?
Okay.
It's not on the right.
What's up, man?
Yo, what you doing, bro?
How are you doing?
You good having a good night?
What's that?
You having a good night?
Yeah, yeah.
It's fun.
Yeah, yeah, it's good time.
That's what's up.
All right, so I got a question for you.
What what do you think about Trump's policy on this Gaza thing, bro?
What do I think about Trump?
What?
Yeah, the the Trump's policy on this Gaza thing.
Towards the mic, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
What do you think on the policy on the Gaza?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh.
I I mean, um, you know, unfortunately, uh, he's enabled the Israelit to kill more people.
Um, no, he lifted the the lit the ban on the 2,000 pound bombs, the bunker busters.
Um, he's allowed them to basically he's giving them more aid.
Uh, you know, I was hoping that he would kind of reel in that and yeah a little bit, get them to end the conflict sooner, kind of stop a wider conflict than the Middle East, but we see it's the opposite has happened, right?
So it's not good.
So so you think the free state uh bullshit is like relevant whatsoever.
A two-state solution?
Yes, sir.
You know, as much as I would like a two-state solution, and I do actually want peace for the Israelis as well.
It's just not viable anymore.
How do you want peace if they murdered thousands of people?
Well, again, you I want both of them to be able to live in harmony, but that's almost impossible now at this point.
But it's our land.
And they're they're expanding, they're expanding the West Bank, right?
They're creating they're expanding the the settlements illegally.
Um a two-state solution at this point is gonna be damn near impossible.
The only thing I can think of is there would have to be one state and they would have to give Palestinians equal representation.
But we know that's never gonna happen.
It's never gonna be because they want it to be a Jewish majority state.
So we're in a very bad place.
And I and they're already talking right now about trying to move these people out of Gaza, Libya.
So we'll see what happens.
But you know, I don't know if a two-state solution is value uh viable anymore.
I got one more question.
Yeah.
So you think when he was running, right?
When Trump was running, his opinion on the Gaza thing was still relevant to what it what he's doing now.
It was still the same, or he changed his opinion once he took office.
Well So,
you know, the Lakuri uh does not want uh they they just want to take you think you think what Trump is doing is relevant in Gaza's case for all the for all the Muslims in America for all the for the Arabs in America, for the people that wanted justice for Gaza, right?
You think who voted for Trump?
He's doing the right thing?
Right now, no.
Right now, no.
Right now, no, he's in it, he's in he's enabling Israel.
Thank you so much.
No problem, man.
Make it easy, bro.
Uh, who's up next?
I I know we got a line, right?
We got a line.
What's up?
Uh I wouldn't like your opinion on ice um rating of fifth grade graduation.
I just like your opinion on the rating of fifth grade graduation?
Yeah.
That is kind of crazy.
I ain't gonna lie.
But um the reason why they probably did that is because normally when you're looking for people, whether it's a fugitive or an illegal alien or whatever, typically you find them kids.
So that's just that strategy that law enforcement uses a lot of times to find um fugitives or individuals that are evading arrest.
So that makes sense.
It sucks, right?
It's not it's unorthodox way to go out catching somebody, but I'm not surprised.
That's it.
Yeah, okay.
No problem.
And guys, we got two signs.
We got one for uh, you know, Israel's not our greatest ally, changed my mind, or deport all the immigrants.
Are we taking that down?
Don't take it down.
Can you both up?
Like, no, put both up.
Or somebody hold the other sign.
Yeah, let's have both.
Find a way.
Who's up next?
Or maybe put on the table.
I don't know.
Yo, watching Nick.
Nice.
okay Okay, I can't I can't change it on uh you gotta go back in the studio to do it, right?
All right, that's fine.
All right, uh, who's up next?
Uh again, guys, send them all back.
Okay, or for immigration, or Israel is not our greatest ally.
Either topic we can discuss, or we can talk about how uh women suck everything.
Okay, uh SS Heights.
What's up, fellas?
Shout out to you, Heitzman.
Oh, you want me to read chats?
Yeah, I can read some chats until someone comes up.
Uh Capone says next week, son.
Who would you rather kick out the country?
Illegal Mexicans or illegal Zionists?
Legal Zionists.
Yeah, it's bad.
Mexicans pick fruit, Israelis pick war.
All right.
Uh if you're waving a mess of flag, you belong in Mexico uh.
You guys are funny in the chat, man.
Also, guys, if you're watching on uh YouTube, whether you're watching on my channel, Myra Gaines X or on uh on Fresh of Fit, smash that like button, guys.
We're out here in the streets of Miami, having a good discussion.
All right.
We're live on Kick and Rumble as well.
So shout out to all you guys.
Again, the topic is send them all back.
Or Israel is not our greatest ally.
One of the two.
One of the two.
Either one.
Yeah.
I can hold it too if I need to.
This is this is fine.
Thank you.
So on the uh separ second subject we were talking about.
Why do you think we have the sentiment of our greatest ally?
Do you think it has to do with with like blackmail historically, or do you think it's more something to do with like the Samson option?
Where people like Americans are genuinely just scared that something really bad's gonna happen if we decide to just put our hands up and and step back from all the conflict.
Yeah, uh it's a combination of things.
It's um them paying our politicians, controlling our politicians, blackmail, um, influence and uh positions of uh power in our government and our media uh and tech.
So it's it's uh it's a whole different it's a whole bunch of different reasons why um you know we label them our greatest ally, even though they really don't provide any strategic benefits to the United States whatsoever.
But in in the end, it would maybe not be great for the entire world if we decided that they like that they if we went out and said publicly that they were not our greatest ally, because then this Samson option thing might actually go into effect.
That would be even worse, right?
Yeah, I mean, well they did this back in the 70s, right?
They pretty much um you know blackmailed not blackmailed, but well, no, you could say that nuclear blackmailed and pushed around Nixon in the Yom Kippur war, and uh, you know, she ba Goldemeyer basically threatened, hey, if you don't help us, we are going to nuke the Arab world.
Yeah, and we ended up giving them a big ass airlift and they ended up winning the conflict.
So they've been yeah.
So what is the solution then?
What what do you think the solution is then if they always have that that ability, or maybe they always have them the back of their mind, hey, if we're back into a corner, we might just do this.
What what's what's a good solution then?
Like, like what's I think step one, step one is we need to make APAC and all the other Zionist lobbies register under Farah so they disclose where their money's coming from, create more transparency with the American public of where this money's coming from when it comes from Israeli donors.
Uh look, uh, she's uh we got an angry uh Zionist in the back.
She came back, guys.
She came back for it's all good.
She came back, she's so pissed.
See, and this is why no one likes Israel.
She's technically emotional towards you.
I I think uh God promised her this microphone two thousand years ago, clearly.
Yeah, you know what I mean.
But uh, but yeah, well, what was I saying?
Um yeah, so I think it'll start with making making APAC register in Afara and um kind of letting them slowly easing off the aid and letting them fight their own wars.
Have any presidents in the past tried to do this?
No, Kennedy, and we know what happened to him.
Oh shit.
He tried to like denuclearize them too, or he absolutely did.
Whoa, he absolutely did.
Someone's awake.
Yeah, someone's away.
I appreciate it though.
Thank you.
Alright, later, bad.
Good questions.
A lot of people don't know that, man.
A lot of people don't know that that he was trying to stop nuclear proliferation, but Israel did it anyway.
And then when you can uh talk on for religious reasons, I know it's sat well enough.
Another day then.
Oh, go ahead.
Yo, what's good, Myra?
How you doing?
What's up, man?
Yo, so I just had a question.
Uh, when it comes to like JFK and all that, I stuck going over the documents.
You just gotta speak a little louder so everyone can hear you here.
Sorry, it's like these cars and go.
It's Miami, everyone's loud as fuck.
All right, but about JFK saw you going over the documents and whatnot.
They haven't released like anything else about that, have they?
JFK?
Yeah, about all that, right?
Well, I think the stuff that, you know, we've been talking about for a long time finally came out showing that what they've been redacting all these years was the fact that Israeli intelligence was involved in the assassination.
Wait, so I know it was part of the D uh, what was it, the D nuclear program that Kennedy was trying to run?
Yes.
Wait, so but I always thought it was kind of in part with the CIA too, right?
Because it was kind of them both, wasn't it?
Yeah, so you know, I think it's important to note, right, that there were multiple entities that wanted John F. Kennedy gone.
The three main entities were CIA, organized I'm the mafia, as well as the the giant mafia and the Jewish mafia, as well as the Israeli intelligence services.
Those are the three components that wanted him gone.
So and all of them had a role in the assassination.
But the thing that's important is that in American media, we've conveniently left out the Israeli angle for a very long time.
I literally never heard about it until I saw it on your show.
That was the first time I was like, Yeah, wait, really?
I thought it because I thought it was just the CIA the whole time, as usual.
Yeah, and I'll tell you why.
That's that's manufactured.
The most famous movie when it comes to JFK is the 1991 Oliver Stone film.
Yeah.
And in that film, it focuses a lot on organized crime in the CIA, but it leaves out the Israeli angle.
Well, you do a little bit of research.
Who funded the JFK film?
A guy named Arnon Milchan.
Arnon Milchan is a Zionist billionaire Jew that funded that movie.
And he was a spy.
He admitted this on Israeli television.
And not only was he a spy, it gets better.
He was a spy for their unacknowledged nuclear program.
Oh.
So he funded the movie of the president that was assassinated that tried to stop Israel procuring nuclear weapons.
So of course that angle would be removed from the movie.
And when people really find this out, connect the dots to like holy crap.
That is kind of wild.
It's all just some fucking crazy loop.
And this is all factual.
You can look it up.
1991, JFK, Oliver Stone, who funded it?
Arnon Milchan.
He said on Israeli TV, I was a spy for their nuclear program to make sure it stayed unacknowledged.
And he was in Hollywood filming all these movies.
And the one move that covered the president that tried to stop nuclear proliferation, conveniently Israeli angle, left out.
Every time.
What was that?
Ah, Oliver Silver, I think it was, or Silverstein.
Well, now it all just makes sense.
Thank you, brother.
Alright, man.
You can use it because it's uh it's Friday.
Yeah, but they can't hear you, bro.
So hello, hello, um, Mr. Freshman Fit.
Sorry.
Um I see so um, okay, sorry.
Um, what's up?
I I I'm a bit of an outsider here, so just context.
Um I I'm I'm I'm Persian, I grew up in the UK, I've moved to Miami, so I've been welcome.
I I I haven't heard of you before.
Okay.
Uh um my first That's good.
No, uh my my first question is I can tell this is a little bit controversial.
So in the current climate, would you be comfortable on the street having this debate in New York or LA?
Well, I've done street debates before.
Um, you know, I'd I'd yeah, I'd have no problem doing it in New York or LA.
No problem.
Okay.
I I just feel like personally, I've moved down to Florida from London.
I feel like over here, people are a bit more relaxed about things.
There's another extreme.
However, what's your view on I've heard tomorrow that it's gonna be a bit of a uh a gathering in downtown?
For what?
For the immigration?
I don't know what it's about, actually.
I don't know.
I I've heard it's put us in LA, but I've heard tomorrow's something in downtown.
Do you think do you think downtown Miami tomorrow is gonna be like LA right now, or what's your opinion on that?
Uh I don't know.
I'll be honest, I don't know.
Uh we we're not Miami is kind of a bit more conservative than LA is LA is very blue.
Uh a lot of weird wokies over there.
Um, but I wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't a demonstration in Miami.
Uh we have a big immigrant population here.
You do think there are wokeys In this crowd right now, and that's why the police are here.
I'm sure there are.
I'm sure there's a lot of people that probably strongly disagree with some of my views here.
You know, I've said that I don't think gays should be able to adopt children.
I said Israel's not our greatest ally.
I think we need to go hard on deportations and have strong borders.
I'm sure a lot of people here disagree with some of my worldviews.
Um and that's fine.
So I was talking to some people about the whole situation with LA and deportations and stuff, and like again, I'm neutral, so I don't really have any views either way.
Yeah.
Um so how I see the situation in America is like I'm I'm in the US on a high skill visa.
Okay, so I get on a what visa?
A high skill visa.
I'm here on a like a O L one, E B one, I'm gonna migrate.
So yeah.
I I I have the highest screw, but do you do you feel that the US doesn't really have a route for low-skill labor to come here legally, or do you think they do?
I that's my question.
So your question is, do we have room for low-skilled labor?
No, no, no.
Do we have like, do you think the US current immigration system provides a uh uh appropriate legal avenue for low-skilled laborer to come and work in this country?
Well, I mean, we do have visas in place for people that want to be migrant workers, uh farmers, etc.
Um, and we do have other visas where people can come here and get a trade and you know go to school or whatever.
Um the thing is I think we need to start limiting that though.
I think we need to prioritize US citizens getting jobs over trying to import foreign labor to cut costs for big companies.
Um this is why I'm very anti-H1B visa, right?
The H1B visa is nothing more.
I'm not a H1B, by the way.
No, I know, I know you're not.
Yeah.
Um, but that that that's an example of what I mean where it's like these visas are kind of the game the system and give jobs to people from third world countries and allow them to work for a fraction of the cost and lock them into your company.
Uh a lot of tech companies, you know, abuse this visa.
So I I'm I'm against you know, prioritizing foreigners getting jobs over American citizens.
Okay, so you think there is room from like reform in the visa process and system.
Yeah, and the entire immigration system needs to be re-reevaluated, reevaluated.
It's it we're getting beat on all ends.
And you know, my thing is, you know, for those that are wondering, I'm like a hardcore American nationalist.
Okay.
So I I dislike our foreign intervention in the Middle East.
Uh I think we need to stop supporting Israel.
I think we need to stop supporting Ukraine.
I think we need to focus on the United States.
And when I say America first, I truly do mean that.
And that means um, you know, prioritizing American citizens, even if that means that companies have to pay a bit more money, uh, bringing trade back over here and businesses here and infrastructure here.
And uh quite frankly, you know, people like Elon Musk and etc.
These billionaires, you know, a lot of them are globalists, they're not nationalists, right?
They they they're for H1B visas, they're for cheaper labor, they're for trying to uh increase profit margins.
Uh my thing is I think we need to focus on the United States and the American citizens, and uh quite frankly, that's where we need to prioritize.
So do you agree or disagree with um so there's one agenda that's trumps and pushing, which is for NATO nations to increase like spending on national security as a percentage of GDP to take away.
We need to leave NATO.
NATO's a big waste of money.
So you think the US should decrease this military spending in terms of the size and relative GDP, because right now it's quite high, right?
Yeah, I mean, uh, you know, uh, I think uh NATO is a big scam.
I think we should we should pull out, let the Europeans defend themselves, and uh, you know, we focus on taking care of America, right?
We're too we're too involved in you know other affairs.
Okay, so so on the matter of other affairs, what's your position on 51st state of Canada and maybe even going further and 52nd state of the city?
Canada's a failed nation.
They're a failed nation.
They're cooked, you know, they're they're socialist country, they're they're their major cities are being overrun by immigrants.
Um crime is rampant, uh, their dollars worth nothing.
You know, honestly, like uh Canada is they're cooked.
So and that's where we're gonna head if we don't fix our situation.
So so you think we should be, I mean, the American I'm not American right now.
And no offense the UK is cooked too.
Yeah, no, no, I completely agree.
UK is cooked.
I I I'm so happy to be in Florida right now.
I think like I came from London, I came to Florida.
I I can see it myself.
Like a lot of my friends in Europe, they have different views on the US.
They think this place is full of crime, they think this place is no health care, like nothing.
So I mean, what what do you want to say to people in Europe who are scared of America or they think it's not a good place?
Well, you know, we're the we're the best country in the world.
I mean, if you want to Work hard, you can absolutely make money here.
It's a capitalist society.
Um, we're the strongest nation.
Yes, we do have a lot of crime.
Uh, but here you can at least get a gun and defend yourself versus being on the streets of London and getting stabbed by some Moroccan.
So uh, you know, the reality is um a lot of these people want to come to the United States because there's far more opportunity here, even the first world countries, the five eyes, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, uh, England, like we have far more opportunities, all these other countries.
So, you know, that's my take on it.
But is there anyone else?
Because I know thank you very much.
No problem, man.
Can I take it off?
Yeah, you can take it off.
Pause.
Yeah, just yeah.
No worries.
Uh what's going on, Myron?
I just want to shout out the whole team, bro.
W Mo, W Bills, uh Chris is a bum, W Fresh.
He's a real G, man.
100%, bro.
Shout out Rumble, bro.
Shout out Castle Club.
So basically, bro, most people don't know, but like the whole idea of like, bro, like Israel being our greatest ally and Jewish and Jewish supremacy, bro, is basically like people always ask, like, why are Jewish people like so present in like uh politics, media, and like business and banks, etc., bro?
It's because like people who have no ethics or morals, and you think that like they're superior to basically everybody on the planet, bro.
Like, they can basically do whatever they want, bro.
Like, they can ascend, they can become whatever, bro, with like no regard for like human decency or anything like that.
As you can see, like in uh what's happening in Gaza right now.
By the way, L Israel free Gaza.
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So go ahead and check it out.
But um, yeah, bro.
I just wanted to say that uh L Israel, bro.
Obviously, a Muslim, bro, like W Gaza.
Can I say free Palestine?
Yeah, yeah.
Well, free Palestine, bro.
Y'all already know, bro.
Uh for the immigration, bro.
Obviously, all the illegal aliens, bro, send them back, get them out of here, bro.
I know I'm ripping a foreign country flag on my hat, bro.
But I am an American, bro, and like everybody knows.
Like in Cameroon, bro, we don't really want illegal immigrants who come in and damage our country, bro.
I understand Americans who don't want illegal immigrants as well who come in damage their country, bro.
Even though there's a certain group of people who do more damage, obviously for obvious reasons, bro.
But that's all I want to throw out there, bro.
Bro, you mind if I get a pick?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Thank you, bro.
Yeah.
Bro's a comedian, man.
You got your camera?
Oh shit.
Oh, yeah.
It's fucking hilarious, bro.
It's like a hilarious man.
All right, who's up next, bro?
Yeah, well, you can't talk out of the bike, man.
So it's like it kind of defeats the purpose.
Because we're live, we're live on the, but they won't be able to pick you up, bro.
You know, I mean, it'll it'll hurt the quad of the show.
Uh so yeah.
Who's up?
Who's up?
Again, guys, the topic is ISIS, right?
Mass deportations are good.
So obviously I support Trump and uh the move with uh mass deportations, and then also that's the chat.
Oh, yes, which country will jump in to assist the United States.
Okay, it says here, which country will jump in if America decides to help Israel.
Yo, there's a more it's complex situation.
What's up, man?
What's up, bro?
What's up, man?
Um, two questions.
Real quick.
First of all, from a monetary side, is that the most efficient way?
Like, you probably heard the point, you probably have these thoughts already.
So, what are your thoughts on how expensive to do that?
Is try to find other ways to accomplish the same goal.
What in particular are you asking about?
So, uh the the number that cider law costs 17 grand to immigr uh to deport somebody.
Um and Trump was offering one grand for them to leave, right?
So why not just offer more and more uh to try to get them out instead of like just trying to like fucking go crazy deporting everybody?
Like try to come up with better strategies.
Why always like we gotta like use body, you know, a first option.
I I think um so you're for deportations, it seems.
Um I'm not saying I'm not taking a stance on that.
I'm just saying, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And my four deportations, it depends, obviously.
Like, yeah, because you're talking about how to make it more efficient, which uh leads me to believe you you're for it.
Deport.
Um, that's not really deportation, though, right?
That's like deportation is by force, right?
That's like voluntary.
Well, they can self- they can self-deport too.
Okay, yeah, I'm I'm pro self-deportation.
I think everybody would be, right?
Yeah.
Uh I I mean, so the thing is, like, yes, it is expensive to um, you know, deport people.
It can be.
Um, and this is why we need to prioritize first, obviously, criminal aliens, and then um from there, you know, use a trickle down effect and go after the people that pose you know security threats or people that are game in the system or people that have might might have uh criminal convictions, even if they might not necessarily be fa uh felons and uh have stronger borders, but and then we also need to go after the people that are abusing the visa system as well.
I think it's kind of crazy how we're spending all this time and resources going after college students that are being critical of Israel that are legally here, by the way, instead of going after people that are actually illegally here.
So I think we really need to, you know, focus our resources when it comes to deporting people because they are limited, as you just said, on going after people that are actually illegally here and or committing crimes.
And my second question would you not think it's more effective to just the people who are already here, like, okay, let's try to use some kind of system to make them as productive as possible, keep the best people, and then just close off the border as much as possible.
Would that not be a better strategy than trying to freaking force people out?
Well, that's gonna incentivize people to come in.
You see, but close the border more, right?
Yeah, but that's impossible.
Yeah, but they're gonna try to come in when you when you do that, because now you're incentivizing them to break the law by doing that, right?
And I and I see your perspective.
Um, but that could lead to a slippery slope where people are like, oh, well, if we just get in, we're straight, like we're good.
So I think people need to we need to be uh, you know, cognizant of the fact that uh we can't reward people for breaking the immigration laws.
You know, I think we should be focusing on like uh this is why I say we need to have an immigration moratorium for like one to five years where we don't let anybody in until we refine our system because our system is constantly getting gained.
Thank you.
No problem.
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Hi.
Hi.
I'm sorry for my rough accent, but I want to know why do you think that Israel is not our greatest ally.
I'm sorry.
Why do you think that about Israel?
I am just curious.
Oh, why do I think Israel's not our greatest ally?
Because we get no benefit from supporting them.
But those guys are putting their body their body actually there because of us, because their neighbors don't like them as they don't like us.
Yeah, so they don't like us.
I mean, they don't like women asking questions to you, they don't like people partying, having fun, drinking, as we are doing right now.
So if if their choice is attack Israel and attack everybody that is doing nothing that what they believe in their religious laws that we should do.
So okay, so number one, um, patriarchies are not exclusive to the Muslim world.
Many different societies don't think women should be speaking up, uh whether it's uh Christianity, Islam, whatever.
A lot of people think women should be in the kitchen.
That's number one.
So it's not just exclusive to the Muslim world.
Number two, when it comes to uh Israel standing in the way and sacrificing their bodies for us, the reality is we would not have any problems in the Middle East if it was not for Israel.
Israel has created the conflicts in the Middle East where the Arab world dislikes us.
You really think that the Arab world cares about us and our freedoms?
No, that's Western propaganda to justify wars.
This is exactly what George Bush said in 2003.
This morning, Israel time seeks I am, sorry, I am.
Yeah, they shut down nuclear things that in they they I mean they shoot down nuclear whatever, like uh storage that Iranis don't think about it to shoot against United States.
So I don't know.
I don't know why you are talking in the middle of United States.
Um brickle if you are not agree with Israel because they are putting their bodies, the young people, beautiful people as you, you know, to defend United States as as well.
So okay, number one.
The Middle East wouldn't have problems with us if it was not for Israel number one.
The reason why the Muslim world and a lot of these countries have had issues with the United States isn't because of the United States, it's because of our support of Israel and what they're doing in the Middle East, okay?
If you look at any of the terrorist manifestos or whatever when they write their things, so let me just finish.
How old are you?
Just one too curious.
How old are you?
Please let me finish and address your situation.
How old are you?
That's irrelevant.
No, it's relevant.
How old are you?
Can I please answer the question?
So, because you made the claim, so I'm just kind of answering what you're saying here.
So again, it's not because we're America, it's because we support Israel that they have the problems with us, okay?
Again, this is what they tried in 2003 with Bush, saying they hate us because of our freedoms.
No, they dislike us because of our support of Israel as they launch a campaign all across the Middle East to make sure that they have hegemony there, destabilizing a bunch of Muslim countries.
Now, the nuclear stuff that you're talking about.
Iran has a nuclear threshold, is a nuclear threshold country, which means they have nuclear facilities for civilian energy.
Okay?
Many countries have this, and it's legal according to international laws.
Many countries operate this way.
So Israel has attacked a couple of their nuclear facilities.
But here's the thing.
I find it ironic that Israel tells Iran that they can't have nuclear weapons when Israel illegally has nuclear weapons.
No, if you ask Chai GPT now that Israel have nuclear weapons, they don't.
They don't.
They don't, but you know what?
Like they hate us.
They hate like the life that we are having right now, your Microsoft, your cameras.
I think that I was in New York on September 11.
I was maybe younger than you, but I was there and seen as uh like uh whatever with my shake ass and like as a Latin American uh woman, you know, seeing how like uh Middle East was hitting against United States that was very bad.
So what I believe is that like uh everybody that is now on their religious Islam fundament's law is against them, and they are on war of us.
So if you are talking here, uh using all uh whatever technology, United States, whatever protection, I think that you should then talk uh against Israel.
It's what I I am I am not used, I am no Americ, I am American, but I am you know defending no point, just saying that I think that if you like the way that you live, okay you shouldn't hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
Let me address your first thing.
You're 100% wrong.
Israel does have nuclear weapons.
This was proven by a guy named Mordecai Vanunu.
He went to jail for this, okay.
He exposed that they have a nuclear program.
He took 50 plus pictures showing that they have a nuclear program, Massad kidnapped them in Italy and took them back to Israel.
They absolutely have a nuclear program, it's just that it's unacknowledged because if they did acknowledge they had a nuclear program, they would no longer be able to get aid from the United States.
So we have a law in place for that.
So they absolutely do have nuclear weapons, and we know this for a fact.
Number two, when it comes to 9-11, um, I find it interesting that people talk about 9-11 and say, oh, it was uh Al Qaeda that attacked, which they did.
But I will tell you this there's a very strong Israeli angle with 9-11 as well.
So the Israelis were involved in 9-11 too, and there's a bunch of evidence that shows this.
Because guess what that who that benefits?
The Patriot Act, wars in the Middle East.
Who does that benefit?
Doesn't benefit us, it benefits them.
So anyway, yeah, I don't think, yeah, who's up next?
Yeah.
Yeah, this is why women should be in the kitchen.
Huh?
Incredible.
You guys hear me?
Yo, what does this guy say he's white knighting, I guess.
So you're aware of white.
You're aware of rabbi owns porn hub, right?
Well is that you're aware of rabbi owns porn hub, right?
Yeah, I know.
So, how are they not our greatest ally if they're our greatest supplier of porn?
Yes, they that's a good that's a good uh yes, they run the porn industry, they do, they do needles dropping the bombs and just walking away.
Who's up next?
We can talk about Israel, immigration, feminism.
Holy.
You know, this is why they always say uh women are to be seen and not be heard.
That was painful.
Holy shit.
That was that was painful.
Alright.
Who's up next?
If uh anybody has a disagreement, feel free.
Come in.
But yeah, guys, I mean it's fine, it's funny.
What?
What's crossed out?
I didn't write it.
I don't know.
A chat came in.
Oh, okay.
One chess says, uh, do you think the current surge in illegal Mexican immigration is more a result of US political incentives and policy leniency or failures within Mexico's own government economy and which one should be holding more accountable?
It's failures with the Mexican government.
They've been corrupt for decades, and they haven't created opportunity for their people, so they have to come to the United States because they don't have another choice.
So yeah, Mexico is uh Mexico's created a lot of their own problems.
Anyone else have uh agreement, disagreement, point to make, etc.
The topics are Israel's not our greatest ally, and the other one is um deport them all that are here illegally.
I'm for the ICE raids.
And the people that are rioting are stupid and low IQ in New York City and LA.
We're a nation of laws.
So yeah.
It's interesting.
People heckle stuff behind the scenes, but when you give them the chance to get on the mic, they're just like technology.
Yeah, oh they're not in the lots of use technology.
They used technology two weeks ago, no problem.
They was yeah, they were using technology two weeks ago when like fifteen of them were in here.
They had no problem using a mic before.
Yeah.
I think when I asked you one thing.
Yeah.
What do you think about the attacks on Iran?
What's their weapons?
What's your opinion?
Let me ask you that because it was not just against their stuff.
They also posted a threat against the US.
Sure.
Let me repeat your question so the audience can hear what what you just said.
Basically, you guys, he said, uh, what do I think about the attacks that's going on right now between Israel and Iran and uh Iran posing a threat to the United States with their weapons, right?
That's so I have that right.
Okay.
Um number one, Iran doesn't really pose a threat to us militarily at all.
Um we're superior to them in every single way, and geographically we're so far away from them that it would be very difficult for them to actually launch a real attack on us.
Um, but they are a threat for Israel.
And um I think when it comes to and I said this before already, I just find it very hypocritical that Israel is against Iran having a civilian nuclear program when Israel has an illegal weapons nuclear program that they, you know, still to this day will not acknowledge, but we know that they have, and this has been exposed by journalists all over the place that they have a nuclear program.
And Israel even knows that they have a nuclear program.
So um it's just very interesting to me how they have an illegal program and are trying to stop Iran from having a legal program that's civilian that's allowed by international law, because there's many countries that are threshold states, just like uh Iran, Japan, Brazil, um a couple other countries that have the capability of making a nuclear weapon, but they don't necessarily have a nuclear program weapons grade yet.
So, and I and I would argue, um we saw what happened when people gave up their nuclear weapons.
Gaddafi tried, and Libya fell ten years later.
So, you know, I think if Israel has the right to defend itself, I think Iran also has the right to defend itself because they're a sovereign nation as well.
Why is it that we prioritize Israel's ability to protect itself but not Iran's semi-orthodox Jew?
Yep.
Why should you as a semi-orthodox Jew root against Israel?
Yeah.
Alright, so his question is, why should I as an Orthodox Jew not support Israel?
And then what should you do?
My solution is so here's the thing.
I actually have no problem with Israelis that want to be nationalists and protect their country.
I actually have no problem with that.
If you guys want to go ahead and do what you guys do and be pro-Israel and you know, hardcore Zionism, I actually don't have an issue with that.
You know, I'm a proponent of people being nationalistic to their country.
My only issue is I don't think the United States should be supporting that.
So I I think we need to end all aid to Israel.
Because I think at this point, the military campaign that you guys have waged has put us in a very bad um diplomacy position for future deals.
Yes.
That's a good question.
So he asked what uh October uh Israel's response should have been to October 7.
That's actually a really good question.
I'll I'll go ahead and I'll go through it.
So we know that Israel has a capability to do precise strikes.
They showed this yesterday when they assassinated a bunch of generals in Iran.
I've always given a lot of credit to Israel's intelligence program.
Shinbet, Unit 8200, Mossad, uh Oman, really good.
They did the Pager attack in Lebanon.
Now here's the thing.
The reason why I'm so critical of Israel is because I know what they're capable of.
Their intelligence agency is right there with NSA and CIA.
So when I see them bomb kids in Gaza and I see them do all these operations uh where they're killing, you know, tens of thousands of innocent people, I can't accept that from them because I know that they have the ability to do precise strikes.
So though I do think that the loss of life, whether Israeli or Palestinian is horrible, and I think the attacks on October 7th were terrible because innocent lives should never be lost.
I do think that Israel could have retaliated in a way where they could have surgically and precisely killed the leaders of Hamas and destabilized it through there.
I mean, they did it to Ishmael Haney and Iran last year.
They assassinated him in Tehran.
They blew up his his hotel room.
Um so yes, it would take longer.
Yes, it would be more difficult, but they have the capability of doing it, and they could have done it while preserving their international image.
So I'm not saying that Israel shouldn't have retaliated.
I'm saying the way they retaliated with all the dead civilians was not the way to go.
My solution as far as like to what's going on right now?
What's going on right now?
Sure.
So his question, guys, is uh what is the best uh path forward?
So I've always been a big proponent of the two-state solution.
Um, you know, and I know a lot of Israelis actually are.
But the difficult the problem with that though is that we have Netanyahu in power, and let's be honest, he he does not want a two-state solution at all.
Yeah, and I know a lot of Israelis don't like Netanyahu, I understand.
Yes.
Yeah, like I'm I'm totally for peace with uh between the two, but I think a two-state solution, though I think it is the best solution.
I don't know if it's viable now anymore.
Well, I mean, as it stands, where it's destroyed.
It's leveled.
Like 80% of the infrastructure's gone.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, um, yeah, so you don't know, but like, yeah, like 80% of the infrastructure is gone.
It's in it's almost inhabitable at this point.
Israelis are not gonna like me saying this, but I think we need a one-state solution where Palestinians and Israelis have citizenship.
And uh, hold on, there is, but only two million, and it has to stay a majority Jewish state.
That's a problem.
So they need to bring them all in and make them equal citizens.
Now I know that this is a problem though, because Israel needs to maintain position as a Jewish state, which means they need to have a majority.
So that's the issue that we that we come into with this.
So, you know, Tuesday sounds great, but with Netanyahu in power, I think it's impossible.
No.
No.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Let me ask you.
I think right now.
I at this point.
Hey, we can't hear you, dude.
We can't hate your questions, man.
If you want to come, just ask them call right here.
We can't even we don't even know what the fuck you guys are talking about.
All right, I mean.
Well, how about this?
How about this?
Let's get someone else on the mic and then we can figure this out uh after.
Who else who else wanted to go?
I know that we have some people here that are religious and they can't use the microphone.
That's fine, I understand.
Um if they can't use the mic, that's fine.
But if there's anybody else, again the topic is Israel's not our greatest ally.
And uh send them all back on four mass deportations.
So anyone can uh come in.
I know some of the Israelis that are here are, you know, observing the Sabbath, I think.
So they can't get on the mic.
I gotta remember real quick.
Hold on.
Right.
So uh assuming assuming something tragic happened tomorrow, because Trump is doing his big uh military parade and everything.
So let's say, for example, uh Trump was assassinated tomorrow, something like that, and we found out that it was Iran that did it.
Would we then be justified in going in there and invading and completely like destroying it, like if something like that were to happen?
Yeah, we would absolutely go in there if that happened, but uh, I'll be honest with you, I don't think the Iranians would really it doesn't the the the It might look like there's no benefit to uh attacking the United States or doing that.
I uh you know, I think it honestly would probably be a false flag if it did happen.
Yeah, because they got their hands full with Israel right now.
So um to attack uh uh a U a sitting US president would be a death sentence.
Yeah.
So I think in their eyes, they're looking at it like we just want to end this conflict right now, um, get the Israelis off us and uh trying to do something with the US president would be a good thing.
It seems like anything covered.
There's really not much hope left for for Iran, right?
Like that they they have retaliated now.
I don't think I don't think there's much they can do at this point, so it might be like a last Hail Mary attempt or something.
I hope not.
I think I think the only thing they can do at this point is um get Israel to stop, and they would have to do that by retaliating so hard that Israel would no longer be able to take on the casualties.
So this happened when they invaded Lebanon earlier last year.
They went in, they said they were gonna get to Beirut, they couldn't even make it to the Latani River.
Um Hezbollah held them, and they ended up having a mutual ceasefire.
Typically the Israelis don't have a ceasefire if they're winning.
Right.
The only reason why they did that is because they couldn't sustain the casualties.
Uh because IDF is not as good on the ground.
So they ended up having that ceasefire, but that ceasefire allowed for Syria to be taken over.
So that is another reason why they broke it because it weakened Assad and allowed the rebel groups to take over.
Gotcha.
Thank you.
No problem, man.
Yeah, it's always a good time here in Miami.
Anyone else?
Uh all right, D Pain's little brother.
Uh T Pain's little brother D Pain's back on.
Um, I just wanted to uh kind of talk about uh Netanyahu.
And um do you think that if he continues with this um I don't know with his actions, do you think that he'll get off with this court trial?
Uh oh, with his criminal case?
Yeah.
You know, it's interesting that you bring that up because a lot of people don't know that before October 7th happened, he was in the middle of a corruption trial.
Um, I don't even know.
Like, I think at this point, Israel's just so focused on war that like they're just like, you know, suspend all this crap, and and it works to his advantage, right?
Um, you know, basically he was able to consolidate power um, you know, within himself.
He was able to avoid uh judicial persecution, and um he's been able to wage a war against all of his enemies that he's wanted to wage against for a long time.
So, you know, a lot of people theorize that October 7th was he allowed it to happen.
Um, you know, and I think they had cross-examinations a few days on the third, right?
And I guess they had cross-examinations on on him, he was on the stand and they had cross-examinations.
I'm not familiar with that.
I'm not familiar with his uh I'm not familiar with um the trial.
I'm not familiar with the trial and uh, you know, if you took the stand or anything like that.
I know that he was in the middle of judicial precedings.
Wait, right.
But I mean, if he took the stand, I'm assuming their law system is kind of like ours, and taking a stand is probably against your best interest.
So, and then you know it's not a stupid guy, he graduated from M MIT.
So, you know, I I I don't know if he was on the stand, but yeah, I mean, this is why a lot of people theorize that he allowed October 7 to happen because of all the benefits that have kind of come, you know, for him after obviously it was terrible, all the people that have died, but a lot of people theorize that he allowed it to happen.
And what do you think that he might gain um other than the trial, do you think that if he wasn't on trial for this situation that he would have gone through this whole war situation?
Yeah, I think he would have been convicted.
Yeah, I think if if if October 7th didn't happen and he wasn't able to consolidate power and wartime, uh, I think he would have been convicted.
Yeah.
Do you think that they're they're having some I don't know, you know, Israel's situation or their state of being whatnot, but like do you think that they might have someone in power just in case if he leaves or goes to jails or somebody else that might take his spot?
Yeah, of course he's gonna have a backup that that would assume power for sure.
You know, like you know, there's and and the thing that's crazy is that like you know, Nan Yao's probably the most reasonable person from the Lakud party.
They're even more far right than he is, yeah, you know, so yeah.
Who else had something?
Uh did you have something you want to say?
This guy right here with the slides.
I know you said something before.
Did you want to get on the mic?
And where are you from?
What's your background?
Where am I from?
Yeah.
Well, I grew up in Connecticut.
What part?
New Britain.
Okay.
And where's your family from?
They're from Sudan.
Okay.
That's it?
I'm sorry?
Okay.
Okay.
Okay, Myramaro.
Uh big fan.
You know, the fact that you're so brave to go ahead and put yourself out there and try to speak the truth of what's actually going on.
You know, I I find it baffling how so many evangelicals in this country, they're so quick to criticize Catholicism, and yet we'll do everything they can to bend over backwards for a group of people in a religion that literally don't think that Christ is the savior.
So whenever these kind of things happen, there's a part of me that's frustrating.
there's also another part of me that thinks that like we'll get closer and closer
Man to kind of turn the narrative, right?
You know, I would argue one of the fit most famous evangelical Christians, right?
Like Charlie Kirk or whatever, they push this this mantra, and uh they have an enormous audience.
So, like uh, you know, until a counter narrative comes out to that, maybe someone like a Nick Fuentes or whatever, shout out to him.
Um, we're gonna you know, it's gonna be very difficult.
You know, but this is why um certain viewpoints have been suppressed for so long and other viewpoints have been allowed to kind of uh push through.
But um, but we are seeing a change in the narrative, right?
We certain people like Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson, a lot of these guys are starting to lose influence now, and other people that have been suppressed for a very long time are finally being able to get some limelight.
So um, you know, since censorship has receded, now we're able to actually have a battle of ideas.
So we'll see what happens.
Yeah, man, hopefully, bro.
It seems like uh despite things don't seem to go our way, I think it pushes us closer and closer and closer to most people finding out the truth.
So appreciate you for being the beacon of light and truth and what's going on today.
Thank you so much, brother.
Take it easy.
Thank you.
Hi.
I would like to get to know your opinion of what you think the end result of all of this will be.
Um, okay.
Uh in what regards?
Yeah, everything that's happening at the moment.
Are we talking in the Middle East or we're talking about immigration of the United States?
Middle East.
Well, um since the 90s, Israel has systematically worked really hard to destabilize every Middle Eastern country that was mentioned in Clean Break memo, and Iran is the last one left.
So, you know, I think the next 48 hours is gonna dictate kind of the future of the Middle East.
Um, you know, so you do you think this is a positive and a negative?
I'm sorry?
Do you think this is a positive or a negative?
In what regard?
When we're talking about American interests, Israeli interests, Iranian interests, because what's what positive to one can be negative to another.
So what specifically?
I mean your opinion.
I'm just looking for your opinion.
Yeah, I I think um I think Israel controlling the Middle East is not a good thing.
I I think um, you know, I think uh and that's what they want.
They want to have hegemony in the region.
Uh right, they want to become a nuclear superpower in the region where they, you know, have their you know, they're able to exalt their power.
Uh I I don't think that that's uh good, you know, because obviously conflicts are always gonna arise, right?
Since we've had problems with Israel since 1948 because of what's going on in Palestine, they're always going to resist.
So until we figure out some kind of solution, there's always gonna be conflict.
Thank you.
No problem.
Anyone else?
Immigration, Israel, feminism.
Why women deserve less?
I don't know.
Whatever you guys want to discuss.
Myron.
Yo.
So I heard that you said you need to sleep with 50 women before you can get married.
That's right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
If I get like head, is that like half a point?
If you get what?
If I get just head, that's like half a point or a full point.
Yeah, that's half.
Just half?
That's half.
That's all.
All right, man.
You know, I'll give you a point seven five for the for that for the charisma.
Point seven pride, bro.
Almost one body.
Anyone else have a take?
Yeah, why is everybody so scared?
God damn.
We can talk feminism, Israel, whatever.
Okay, we got some.
What's going on, guys?
My name's Sambo.
I'm an MC.
Uh, that's what I do.
I'm an abstract poet.
Okay.
I came up here with no plan or intention but to be uh, I guess, here on the microphone.
And I guess um the question is like, what do we do to galvanize our people, the people of this country that has so much diversity from so many years of immigration, and if we were to open up that history book and to actually look at it and to embrace the decisions that at least what I come from,
my ancestors, the decisions that they made, how to we wake up to that reality and face that reality once and for all for so we can come together and understand that we are different, that there are different subcultures and subunits within this country, and how do we respect those differences for once to actually build something that is a outside of the traditional hierarchy of central government and corporate fucking control?
I don't know how anybody answers this, but I always ask myself it every day when I wake up.
Well, I think we need to deal with uh the elephant in the room, and the ugly reality is multiculturalism simply um doesn't work a lot of the times, creates uh an enormous amount of uh conflict.
So um I think America has a certain identity.
Now, this is controversial, but I think America needs to stay a majority white country.
Um it was founded by white men.
I think it needs to stay a majority that way to preserve the the culture and the way the the country was founded, because we've seen multiculturalism in other first world countries, and look at where they are now, they're pretty much on fire or having a bunch of different issues.
So um, and this is an unpopular take, but yeah, multiculturalism um when it's too much or a majority creates indefinite conflict.
Can I ask a uh follow-up question?
Sure.
Yeah.
Has there been a society in all of human history that has been able to create a multi multicultural system that actually represents you know its different constituents?
Um do it effectively?
I don't know.
The closest I would say that does it effectively, you could look at United Arab Emirates, they have a huge um immigration population in Dubai, something like 80-90%, but they effectively run an apartheid.
If you commit a crime in the UAE, you're gonna go to jail ten times as much as a uh civilian.
So unless we ran some type of apartheid um to you know disincentivize uh criminality, it'd be very difficult to do it um any other way that I could think of.
But most of the time when we've seen multiculturalism, it does boil into a lot of problems, you know.
But then you can look at like a country like Japan, where it's uh hum super homogeneous, but crime is almost non-existent.
So the only country I've seen where mass immigration is a thing and it works is the UAE, but that's an apartheid.
Thank you, thank you.
This last thing is more of a cliffhanger or rhetorical question, which is how much of this has been conditioned into us to believe that we can't build a multiple multicultural world or uh uh I guess like uh I don't know if it's anti-government.
I'm an anarchist by nature, so it's hard for me to look at the.
It's simply not feasible because of human nature.
Because different cultures have opposing views, those opposing views are the root cause of conflict.
So you know it's just very difficult to do.
Now, you know, I'm not sitting here saying we need to be separatists, but what I am saying is that um to ensure certain things being in place in certain order, you do need to maintain uh a majority of the founding people.
Beautiful.
Well, I uh don't want to take too much time on the mic.
Anyone else want to come out?
I have a question.
Hold on, hold on.
Let him go first and then and then you can go after.
Go ahead.
Yeah, go on.
You want her to go?
Yeah, 100%.
Gentlemen.
All right.
He forfeited.
You can you can go ahead.
The gentleman uh is allowing you to go both right ahead of him.
Quick question.
So the port all immigrants means the port all immigrants or deport all the time.
Illegal.
Illegal.
They missed this word there.
I gotta get with my staff.
Okay.
But it's it's women that wrote it, so you know, women fuck everything up, be honest.
That's not nice of you to say.
Hey, I mean, let's being honest, you know, women suck at everything, so it's fine.
Um, okay, that was all for me.
No problem.
Come up.
Men are better than women at almost everything.
Let's be honest here.
All right, I got a question.
All right.
Uh it's somewhat related to this.
Closer to the mic?
Good.
All right.
Who wins in a fight?
The Tates or Gorilla.
I need an honest answer, so keep thinking about it.
The Tates.
100%.
But why?
Is it Tristan or Andrew who's really pulling the over 50% of the game?
They would use the Akido, man.
Yeah, the Akido.
The Akita boxing.
Yeah.
Right?
All right.
We're taking so we're taking Andrew over Tristan, and who's who's really playing?
Well, it's both of them, they just do the Akido, and they won't the monkey won't be able to do anything.
Yeah, so we're taking the Tates, two Tates.
Yeah.
Over a gorilla.
Yes.
All right, 100%.
Thank you for thank you for taking my question.
Yeah, bro.
I'm telling you, man, those Akido powers are powerful, man.
Yeah, I got it.
This has to do with the um Israeli conflict in Iran.
Sure.
Okay.
Do you think that it has anything to do with the relationship that Iran had with Germany back in World War II?
Do you think it has any ties to that?
That the Israelis have a bone to pick with Iran because of the ties that Germany actually had with Iran back in the World War II era.
You know, we could look at that and examine that, but I think the main reason why is because Iran's the only country that challenges Israel's authority in the Middle East.
Um I think that's really the main reason why they have such an issue.
They want a regime change, they want to be the only nuclear power in the Middle East.
Do they think Iran is a possible threat like Germany was to them?
And that's why they're well Israel didn't exist uh pri World War II, but like uh you know I understand.
Yeah, I I would say I would say uh they they probably look at it that Iran is a bigger uh threat now, yes.
Yes, okay, yes, and I think especially now that they're getting hit with these hypersonic missiles, I think even more so.
Uh I I don't think um Israel anticipated that Iran would react the way that they did, but they're you know they literally basically destroyed their equivalent of the Pentagon, yeah, right?
They've attacked a bunch of strategic points in Israel.
So um we'll see what happens, you know what I mean?
Unfortunately, uh you know, I don't like more.
I think the leadership with uh Bibi uhanyahu is really um the demise of Israel.
And you know, I find it interesting that you know he's putting his people in all this danger while he's hanging out in Greece.
Correct.
Yeah, he's you know he's out and about uh just hanging out and there's a lot of innocent Israelis that like don't want this, right?
100% he's put his people in danger for no reason.
No matter what what religion, what you know, background you have, at the end of the day, we're all people.
Yeah, and it boils down to having you know common courtesy, and when it comes down to war, you know, there's casualties on both sides.
I agree, and and this is why I'm so anti-war, man.
I I think I wish we could have played this diplomacy out a little bit more, right?
And kind of come to a middle ground, but you know, Israel wanted to do a preemptive strike, and now Iran's retaliating and Tel Aviv is on fire, and this isn't really good for anybody.
So no, no, no, and I think um I what type of financial gain do you think anybody gets out of this war?
Well, the military contractors are gonna make a killing.
Okay, oil price are gonna skyrocket.
Okay, you know, and this is and and Iran hasn't even hit strategic oil locations yet or hit or close off the Strait of Hormuz.
Like if they actually do everything, we're talking about 11 dollar um gallons of gas, man, at the pump.
So all of us are gonna feel it.
Yeah, no, and and you see that in in some of the countries in South America.
I mean they'll they'll have gas that it's you know ten dollars a gallon, eight dollars a gallon and some of the you know.
So we'll see what happens, man.
But uh, you know, we already know the warhawks are gonna make a bunch of money, you know, Lockheed Martin, all these guys.
So do you have something?
No?
Thank you.
Last thoughts?
Appreciate it.
I gotta last chat and then one chess says if people are too scared to ask questions, Myron, what's worse?
Promiscuous feminist women or the simps and white knights who enable them.
Both are equal equally bad, bro.
Be honest.
Closing statements.
All right, uh guys, I'm gonna probably jump on stream here.
Uh as you guys know there's a conflict, so I'm gonna be, you know, covering it, you know, hour by hour.
I'll be live on uh YouTube Rumble Kick, Myron Gaines X. So uh, you know, obviously this was a great discussion with some people here.
Different opposing views, but I think we're able to get closer to the truth.
Um but yeah, guys, I'll be live probably within the 45 minutes or so of uh be streaming uh back and cover uh what's going on with the conflict, giving you guys real-time updates.
So we have fixed it, so we're gonna re-upload.
Okay, so are we gonna re-upload it?
Yeah.
On YouTube or where?
All of them.
Okay, so guys, what we're gonna do is we're gonna re-upload, so we're gonna take the videos down now, the live stream.
Change files.
Okay, so you want to explain that to them or you want me to sit just all right.
Basically, guys, they're gonna re upload the video for you guys so it's a better quality so you guys can get the entirety of the discussion had here tonight.
And we'll be back out here next Friday, uh, covering more topics uh, you know, that are controversial that everyone else is too scared to talk about.
So uh we'll see you guys back out here next Friday.
We'll start try to start a little bit sooner, as you guys know we had the crypto bros in the house.
So next time we'll go a little bit longer, we'll get out here earlier.
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