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Oct. 14, 2025 - MyronGainesX

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Myron vs Penn State Debates Part 1!

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	Welcome to the street, motherfuckers.
	Alright.
	Coming to you guys live from uh Penn State out in Pennsylvania, out in the boonies.
	Had to take three different planes to get out here.
	Uh, but we're here today.
	Um, as you guys know, today is October 14th.
	Uh, the birthday of Charlie Kirk, and today's show is gonna be dedicated to him.
	I actually have my freedom shirt on, but it's really cold up here in the Northeast.
	Uh I haven't dealt with this cold in a while.
	Um, but you know, I think it's very important that uh, you know, we continue to have these discussions, right?
	If you're not willing to say things, and if you're too worried about you know offending people, then we can't really have real discourse because for ideas to actually be tested and uh get to the truth, you have to be willing to have tough conversations, and I think that's what Charlie stood for.
	And in uh Memorial of Him, we're gonna make sure that we make this a good one.
	Um we're gonna keep coming out to these campuses, and you know, for me, just a quick little background, use you guys know I started doing the college stuff uh roughly around last year, late last year, or actually no, last spring.
	Um, and we had done a few schools, and the day that Charlie was assassinated tragically, uh the next day I actually had UNC U University of North Carolina, Asheville uh wind up and had to cancel it, uh, you know, right then and there.
	And I remember like a million people sending me texts like, hey man, you good, what's going on?
	Because everyone knew I had a literally a college uh speech the next day.
	Um but and a lot of people said, Hey man, you gotta stop going to these colleges, you gotta stop doing XYZ, and I said, you know what, nah, man, we're gonna we're gonna keep pushing, we're gonna keep Charlie's memory alive.
	We're not gonna let these weirdos scare us away from having these difficult conversations, even if it means that uh we gotta take a risk.
	And that's just life in general, right?
	So you're gonna live on your feet or die on your knees, right?
	That's what it really comes down to.
	So uh oh, yeah, you can put that right there.
	Thank you.
	So yeah, today, uh it's it's not what's what's the man.
	This is I will tell you guys this, man.
	It's kind of crazy being uh back in the northeast.
	I'm looking around and I see um maybe we could show them a shot, Sean or something like that, of like of the the wide shot.
	Like it's fall, and I see like uh trees leaves changing colors again.
	I haven't seen that in years, so it's uh always uh feels good to come back to Northeast every now and then, even though it's cold, man.
	I'm I've gotten soft, become a pussy now.
	Got a vest on a hoodie and I'm still freezing.
	But uh, yeah, today's topics guys are we're gonna be talking about um immigration, gender dynamics, obviously, right?
	Why men are better than women at everything.
	We're also gonna talk about we're also gonna talk about um ice and immigration.
	So um, and as you guys know, we have the mic there.
	Uh where are we at?
	We're like right in dead set in the center of the campus, pretty much.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So yeah, we'll see what happens.
	But yeah, man, rest in peace of Charlie Kirk.
	Today's stream is absolutely gonna be dedicated to him.
	Right?
	We're gonna keep the the fight going.
	Um he didn't die in vain.
	And uh yeah, rest in peace to him and condolences to his family, obviously.
	Uh anyway, yeah, so the topic at hand today, guys, two main things.
	We're gonna be covering ice.
	I got a sign here that says ice did nothing wrong.
	Okay.
	And I'll kind of give a quick little preamble here on what we're discussing.
	So, as you guys know, Donald Trump won the presidency late last year.
	Got inaugurated, brought in around January 20th.
	And one of the things that he campaigned on was going harder on immigration.
	Now, for those that are unaware, we have a very big immigration problem here in the United States.
	People come here both legally and illegally and abuse the system.
	Whether they come in through the southwest border, where a lot of them do come in, um, or they come in legally via visa.
	Or um or they come in uh whether they come in with um visa waiver or a visa or a student visa or whatever it may be, or they come in through the border, um we have a huge problem with immigration because we're getting beat on many different ends because a lot of people tend to think that the immigration problem is simply just people come in illegally from the southwest border.
	But the reality is is that people are beating us also when they come in legally and overstaying their visa, and then on top of that, you have other individuals that come in, come in legally, their status is about to expire, and then they engage in marriage fraud, document benefit fraud, etc.
	And then are able to effectuate a longer stay here illegally through those means.
	So as you guys could see, this is a very uh complex issue in the United States.
	Now, for many years, right, what most administrations focused on was catching illegal aliens that come in through the border or coming in through maritime smuggling and into South Florida and kind of you know deading it there.
	Hey, you know, you're trying to come in, we catch you, we release you, we send you back, whatever.
	Or in some crazy situations, like the Biden administration, they let them actually stay, sign what's called the notice to appear and let them go further into the United States, right?
	And then by the time their immigration hearing comes out and they got to see an immigration judge, what's up happening is up happening is they wait for years and then they just go out into the wind.
	They pick up a job, they get married to somebody, whatever it may be, their status changes.
	So the status in which they came a lot of the times either changes where they have a family now or they're married, or they just go out to the wind and you can't find them.
	And this has been a problem for a very long time because anything that didn't get caught at the border, effectively, you're probably not going to get removed if you made it into the interior of the United States once you leave the functional equivalent of a border.
	So to combat this, uh what Donald Trump has basically been doing is he's been leveraging the many different federal agencies that we have, whether it's FBI, DEA, HSI, you know, ATF, all these different agencies who a lot of them don't even have immigration authority, Chad.
	Immigration authority is actually reserved for only just a few agencies that have title aid authority.
	And they've been doing raids all across the United States.
	Obviously, this has caused an uproar, especially in blue cities like New York City, Portland, LA, etc.
	We saw riots all over LA.
	We see what's going on right now in Portland.
	We see what's going on in Chicago.
	And the reason why this is such an uproar is because this has been a problem that we've effectively been kicking down the road for a very long time, where people come in, if they make it past the functional equivalent of a border, they're able to stay pretty much, and ERO or ICE immigration enforcement, well, ICE, immigration customs enforcement, the ERO component, enforcement removal operations, they have not been able to do what they need to do, which is do interior enforcement.
	And the reason why this is a shock to so many people is because this is a problem that we've let be pent up for a while, and now that they're going out and actually doing their jobs, it's looked at as, oh my God, this is so inhumane and so messed up.
	But the reality is that these people are here illegally.
	It's very simple.
	They're here illegally.
	They got here whether through a visa or coming in through the Southwest border, and they need to be removed.
	Some of these people, a lot of these people are criminals, they have convictions, whether it's for misdemeanors or felonies.
	Uh a lot of these people don't have paperwork, a lot of these people are uh committing crimes while they're here.
	Well, technically, if you're an illegal alien, you're you're committing a crime anyway.
	Right?
	People tend to forget that and say, oh, oh no, uh committing immigration crimes and being here illegally is not a crime, it absolutely is.
	8 USC 1325, illegal entry, boom, all day.
	Right?
	Or if you've been deported before and you're back here again, that's actually a felony, eight USC 1326, right?
	Or if you help an alien stay in the United States illegally, that's called AUSC 1324 harboring and transporting legal aliens.
	You guys are probably wondering, Myron, how do you know these numbers off the back of your head?
	Well, because I used to enforce them, I used to be a special agent of homeland security.
	So I remember I, you know, I know these types of cases like the back of my hand, immigration, INA, Customs, etc.
	This is what I used to do.
	So the reality is if you're here illegally, you are committing a crime.
	Whether it's administrative or not, you are committing a crime.
	And if you've been deported before and you or you've been removed and you're here again, that's actually a felony under AUSC 3026.
	Feel free to look it up.
	So the premise today is ICE did nothing wrong.
	Right?
	And obviously, from what I explained before, with all the issues that we've had with immigration, this is where we are now and we're enforcing the law, and all these blue cities are losing their minds.
	And just so you guys know, these blue cities are a part of the problem.
	These sanctuary cities.
	These sanctuary cities have basically allowed for these aliens to have sanctuary, you know, no pun intended, and not have to deal with the consequences of coming to the United States illegally, overstaying their visa, you know, document benefit fraud, etc.
	So that's where we are.
	We are um actually allowing law enforcement to do their jobs, and people are getting pissed off about it because no other president has had the balls to actually conduct interior immigration enforcement.
	You know, it's all easy to do border enforcement, but it's much harder to do it once it's in the interior.
	This is why you guys are seeing border patrol agents all over the United States and interior cities where they typically and traditionally would not have authority, because since we've been able to close down the border, now they're focusing on the illegal aliens that are in.
	And whether you like Donald Trump or not, one thing you can say is that he's absolutely handled this immigration problem.
	And actually, immigration was the second uh most important issue as to why I voted.
	You guys know me, I'm hardcore anti-war.
	I don't want to war with Iran.
	The Israelis control America, they have way too much influence.
	As a matter of fact, interesting news.
	The Israelis already broke the ceasefire.
	Who?
	Who saw that coming?
	Right?
	So that's where we stand.
	Well, yeah, guys, I see some of you guys here.
	If any of you guys want to come on up to the mic, if you agree, disagree.
	You want to have a conversation about it, let me know.
	Um don't be scared.
	I promise I won't make fun of you.
	but uh yeah everybody could come up Yeah.
	What's up, man?
	Yo.
	Yeah, yeah, there you go.
	Okay.
	Uh yeah, so I'm just gonna be fully transparent.
	I fully agree with you.
	Uh I uh totally agree with what ICE is doing.
	Uh, but I do have a question related to Charlie Kirk, if that's okay.
	Sure.
	There's sort of a preamble because uh I do have a channel on YouTube, it's mainly related to like movie reviews and stuff.
	But Charlie Kirk's assassination really affected me in a very profound and deep way because uh on this campus, I used to be a part of a lot of conservative groups, including Turning Point USA, and they held events here, like Charlie Kirk was here.
	So the fact that he was uh assassinated on a college campus, like really shows that uh how it could really happen anywhere, at least to me.
	But people in my uh in my sphere of like uh movie reviewers, they I I saw a lot of large personalities like uh saying that he deserved it, and that frankly horrified me.
	Uh and some would even like post videos like saying uh using like a malicious out-of-context clips that you're probably aware of, like they would say he encouraged an attack on Paul Pelosi when if you look at the full context, he was making uh comment he was making a comment on how uh horrific our bail reform laws are uh where if you're like a violent criminal,
	you can be out but with uh on no cash bail and re-offend.
	Uh but if you're a rich politician like the Pelosi's, you get a pat.
	Like uh they're not given that luxury, and they're just held uh indefinitely.
	And uh another one would be uh would would be when uh people said that he said it like an anti-Chin Chinese slur when he was talking to Chank Uger of the Young Turks, pretty stupid.
	But and it I would like uh point out like hey, there's more to this, like there's a lot of disinformation being spread around it, and they would say that I'm an apologist for racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, transphobia, etc.
	And they wouldn't say that he outright deserved to be assassinated, but they said that he he kinda got what was coming by doing what he was doing, and I'm just wondering how much of this is like genuinely from their how much of this is genuine their opinion or what they're being told, uh, because a lot of their opinions come from uh come from Hollywood, right?
	So uh to what degree is Hollywood radicalizing a lot of people to think like that to look at like half the country as Nazis or essentially radicalize them.
	And what would you say are like the worst like lessons they're being uh that that's being fed to the masses and what sort of messaging you would use or say to counter signal that sort of messaging.
	Yeah, so the the problem is this, right?
	So this is what progressives, liberals, whatever they want to call themselves.
	I call them retards, but what what they what they basically do is is they need to dehumanize your position first so that they can go ahead and either A uh, you know, enact violence on you without feeling bad or because they look at you as subhuman, or B, to say we don't even want to talk to you because you're a Nazi or whatever.
	So here's the thing with with the left.
	It's it's actually like a deflection tactic.
	They know that they can't actually sit down and debate a conservative most of the time, right?
	Are we right about everything?
	No.
	But we're right about a lot more things than they are because we tend to be um on the side of reality, right?
	There's two genders.
	You can't go sit here and take a boy and turn him into a girl.
	Just doesn't work that way, right?
	Blacks commit a disproportionate amount of crime, Jews have too much power, women are stupid.
	So they get pissed off when you say this stuff and they don't want to necessarily have a conversation because what you end up doing is you destroy their fake world reality when you're discussing these topics, especially if you do it in a manner that's candid and frank.
	So instead of actually debating and having their worldview destroyed by reality, they have to label you a Nazi or some other pejorative term, right?
	So that they can justify in their head that you're not worthy of of debating, right?
	And this is what they do.
	And in some extreme cases, they think, oh, violence is totally condoned against these people because they're not human.
	So that's the ideology that they operate in.
	Because, you know, and I know a lot of people hate Destiny, but one thing I will give him credit for is that he'll sit and debate conservatives.
	Most of these guys on the left don't.
	All the biggest left-wing political commentators and progressives, they don't do debates.
	They just sit in their room, analyze the news, have Trump derangement syndrome, come say conservatives are suck, or right wingers are you know, bigots or whatever, and that's it.
	They don't want to sit across the table and actually debate us most of the time.
	So, you know, so so if we're gonna go ahead and fix this problem, I think coming over to the college campuses and talking with the new America because all these people are here at the school.
	This is the future of the United States.
	And the problem with these universities is we have way too much woke indoctrination, right?
	And I could say this as someone that went to a prestigious school in the Northeast, uh Northeastern, six percent acceptance race, whatever, which is super woke in Boston, Massachusetts.
	I see the problem getting worse.
	And this is back when I graduated in 2013.
	So I think we need to really um and this is why what Charlie was doing was so great because he was coming into these college campuses and having these discussions and kind of waking up students as to what how the world really works.
	Because when you're here in a college campus, you're a student, and I was a student athlete, I lived on campus, I had the whole experience.
	You don't live in the real world.
	You're not paying taxes, you don't gotta watch yourself when you're on the train around blacks, you don't gotta, you know, do any of this stuff.
	You're in a very safe and secure uh campus, and you don't have to deal with a lot of the problems that real world problems that people do.
	So that's where I think um the left falters.
	They're just not realistic.
	And and they're not relatable to a lot of people, right?
	Especially to men.
	Kamala Harris wrote in her book that me and Andrew Tate uh, you know, hurt her election uh her presidential campaign election.
	But the reality is that she never had she said we took all the young men because we we we were we were misogynistic or whatever.
	Well, she doesn't understand is that she never had the young men.
	These these uh the left does not identify with young men.
	Like everything that men do, especially white men, is considered evil, bad, bigoted, racist, Nazi, blah blah.
	So, you know, the the Democrats lost on their own, and that's their fault.
	But yeah, that's what I would say, just to kind of sum up the problems that we have on the left and how we've gotten here.
	Alright, well, thank you.
	No worries, man.
	Thank you.
	I hope that answers the question.
	Anybody else want to come on up?
	Say what's up.
	Agree, disagree, Ice did nothing wrong.
	Jews control America, blacks commit crimes.
	Women for the most part are stupid.
	Need to put them back in the kitchen.
	Don't be scared, guys.
	Gotta couple y'all out here.
	You agree, disagree.
	If you agree, you could come up and say why you agree.
	Wasn't one of the guys who someone was uh antagonizing you guys earlier, right?
	Yeah.
	Hey, Mr. Bandana, come on up to the mic, man.
	I know that you're not too happy that we're here.
	We can have a respectful discussion.
	Yeah.
	Dude, I don't bite.
	We can have a legit conversation.
	I think this is the important thing is having two different ideologies, you know, Being discussed, and then the people can decide what they want.
	But that's the only way that we get to the truth.
	I can yap about it all I what?
	There's no debate about it.
	Why not?
	Okay, come say that on the mic so they can all hear you.
	Bro, I literally just did I not just say ten minutes ago that liberals don't like the debate?
	Did I not just say that?
	This is being proven literally right now.
	Dude, we're live right now.
	We're not there's no clip forming.
	This is streamed.
	This is live.
	So nothing is gonna get clipformed.
	You're literally going to be live.
	We can't like the footage is there.
	So you're not gonna get clip farmed, man.
	Well, that kind of proves my point.
	I told you guys the left doesn't like to debate, bro.
	I what did I say?
	I I mean it's like it's about agriculture.
	You wanna dude just come to the mic because they can't hear you.
	He said I would debate your afterculture wars.
	What?
	We're not gonna bring the mic to you.
	Dude, it's right there.
	I'm good.
	You said it's live.
	Yeah, it's live.
	Okay.
	Okay, can you come to the mic so they can hear you?
	You're asking about H2 H2A visa workers.
	Come.
	No, you defend them being deported and then having slave laborers.
	You can hear me clearly, right?
	They can't hear you.
	You can't hear me.
	No, they can't hear you.
	I don't care about they can you tell me.
	Okay, this guy.
	I'm having a hard time hearing him.
	Yeah.
	Oh yeah, he doesn't care about they anymore.
	Aren't you supposed to like they them?
	Aren't you supposed to like they them?
	I'm confused.
	May I translate?
	Yeah, sure.
	Go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	Now he's your mouthpiece now.
	Go ahead.
	Someone has balls.
	Boop!
	Boop!
	No.
	You getting that, Martin?
	Your retort.
	You're not finished?
	That's it?
	It's not putting me in my own.
	So for the audience that's listening in right now, watching, he was harassing the guys here as they were setting up.
	So I'm like, look, dude, if you you you were you were definitely harassing one of my guys, which is fine.
	I don't have a if you there's nothing wrong with disagreeing with people.
	Like let me make this very clear.
	You have your worldviews, that's fine.
	Like I respect your worldviews, and I think that, and I would fight actually to have your worldviews defended, whether I agree with them or not.
	That's what makes this country great.
	So, okay then come say it on the mic dude so they can hear you.
	No, actually, it hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
	You know what's funny?
	He's talking about Mahmoud Khalil for those of you that are wondering.
	It's funny that you said that.
	You must you said you defend my free speech.
	Okay.
	Oh, getting emotional.
	Okay.
	So let me actually address, let me address.
	Do you watch uh my content, bro?
	Probably not, right?
	That's fine.
	You probably don't.
	I see some algorithm, I've seen less shit.
	Okay, you see some clips.
	So it's funny you mentioned Mahmoud Khalil.
	So let me let me uh here's the thing with Mahmoud Khalil.
	I actually I actually don't think, I actually don't like that they did that.
	I I actually took his side.
	I actually said that getting deported or getting put in ice custody for you know making comments to be a critical of Israel is a big problem.
	I defend the First Amendment even if I disagree with the individual.
	So yeah, you're wrong on that take, bro, because I literally have been one of the biggest advocates for him not getting deported because I think anti-Semitism laws is are a big problem.
	And this is what I mean when I say Jews control America.
	No other group of people would be able to get someone deported, right?
	For speech, political speech, besides designist lobbying the Jews, but look, oh now he's gonna walk away.
	Like I said, clip forming.
	I'm not clip forming, bro.
	You're you're you're the one embarrassing yourself by not wanting to get on the mic.
	I want you to go on my mic.
	Okay, this is coward.
	Alright, that's fine.
	That's fine, bro.
	It's fine.
	You were wrong on the Mood Klee position.
	You're scared to come up on the mic.
	You can antagonize my guys behind the scenes, but once the cameras are on and you can actually have your ideology pushed out, you don't want to do it.
	And that's the problem with the left.
	Like you guys literally just chirp from the background, don't have real discussions, can defend your belief systems.
	I'm not even talking about I'm not even talking to you anymore.
	I'm just talking about left leftists in general.
	I'm talking to leftists in general.
	So yeah.
	Okay, so I'm not.
	So don't fucking fuck with me.
	Get the fuck out.
	Get out.
	No one is talking to you.
	No one is debating you.
	Leave.
	You're a fucking retard.
	That's what I gotta say.
	You're a fucking retard.
	Like, I don't know who the fuck you think you're talking to, buddy, but you're a fucking retard.
	Okay.
	This is the problem with America right here.
	Fucking pussies like this guy.
	Right?
	That quite literally can't stand on their beliefs, can talk all the shit from the side, but they're fucking cowards and can't actually delete uh defend their belief system within the crucible of debate.
	You've been acting like a woman the whole fucking time getting emotional, raising your voice, being rude and disrespectful, not defending your ideology.
	You're a typical retarded leftist.
	This is why they call them Lip Tards.
	And the reality is we gotta call you fucking dumb asses out.
	I'm not the guy, buddy.
	Okay.
	I can practice decorum and everything else like that, but when I see retards, mouth breathing fucking morons like you, you gotta call it out.
	Window licking fucking retards.
	No, I mean we gotta call it what it is.
	We gotta call it what it is.
	You're a coward in a window licking retard.
	So it is what it is.
	Anyway, anyone else want to come up on the mic?
	We could discuss retards, how we gotta put them back in asylums.
	We could discuss uh why women are inferior to men.
	We could discuss how Jews control America, how blacks commit too much crime, how ISIS did nothing wrong.
	If you agree, disagree.
	Don't be scared to come up on the mic.
	Even if you agree, you could come on up and give us your take.
	They don't want to get called a retard.
	Oh, there you go.
	Hi.
	Hi.
	How are you?
	Hello, I'm good.
	How are you?
	I'm good, I'm good.
	My name's Ashton.
	Nice to meet you, Ashley.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	Thanks.
	I was just wondering, I heard you say women are inferior to men.
	Yes.
	I've never heard that take before, so I wanted to know why you would say that.
	Sure.
	Um when I say that women are inferior to men, what I mean by that is that we're superior.
	And what I mean by that is that the world and everything that we've come to pretty much uh learn to love and enjoy was created by men.
	Um, women don't really provide the same level of um structure and innovation that men do.
	90% plus of inventions that we've been able to, you know, modernize the world with were created by men.
	Men lead, women follow.
	Now, this isn't to say that men have inherent more uh this isn't to say that men have more value, like more life value.
	Obviously, we're all human, we're all equal in that regard, right?
	When it comes to dignity and humanity, etc.
	Um, but when it comes to the responsibilities of a society, being the leaders, being the protectors, men are superior in that regard and the things that matter.
	Um and I actually I'd take it a step further.
	I think the reason why we need to be superior is because women are subordinates to us and we are responsible for protecting them.
	Right?
	I don't think women should work.
	I don't think they should be focusing on you know getting an education, getting a career, though I do understand we're in modern times and inflation is tough.
	I don't have a problem with a woman pursuing school and a career, but that should take a back seat to finding a man and creating a family and then leaving the workforce as soon as you're able to do so.
	Sure.
	Okay, but the word superior is implying better than, right?
	You say that men don't have more value, but you are better than women because that's a fact who lead things.
	I think it's a good thing.
	Yes, we're physically superior.
	Most geniuses are men, most inventors are men.
	Men are just better than women at almost everything.
	That is not true.
	That's how society was set up over a long period of time.
	Okay, what are women better at men than at then?
	Um emotional intelligence.
	Define emotional intelligence, understanding other people's emotions, um, being emotionally aware, providing with support, and this is proven.
	I've taken leadership classes about effective leadership, and women are more effective leaders when it comes to emotional needs.
	Men are better at meeting logistical needs, and that's why we need both and women to succeed.
	Um, so then that is true.
	Why isn't the world female run done if that's the case?
	Um, because men typically meet those leadership needs, which is why.
	Because we're better leaders.
	Maybe so, but that doesn't mean you're superior.
	You may be superior.
	By definition, you're superior.
	If we are better leaders, we're superior.
	We're much superior at the end.
	Well, you need a man to do that.
	Right.
	So that's a two that that's not women by themselves.
	You need a man to have a kid.
	Absolutely you do, but women are the reason why children exist.
	Without women giving birth, children would not exist.
	Well, you need sperm to do it.
	It's a two-part thing.
	It's not something that's exclusive only to women.
	You need a man to do it.
	But there's many things men can do that women simply can't.
	And there's things women can do that men can't Yeah, have kids, but you but you literally need a man to do that too.
	Right, but you're not sure.
	And men are physically superior.
	Yeah, and women are superior in so many other ways.
	As I just what emotional intelligence?
	Yes, it's true.
	It is literally proven.
	I wish I could tell you the study off the top of my head, but I just literally took a class on this, and it is proven.
	Like that's true.
	Being able to be more emotional, you know, when you're getting your cramps during your period doesn't mean that you're superior.
	I would argue that's uh insulting and is not what I'm saying.
	Emotional intelligence, I mean, if you are someone's manager, you can understand where they are coming from to better meet their needs to come to a solution about the body.
	So why is it that most women prefer male bosses then?
	I would disagree with that.
	They they a lot of what most women, when polled, prefer male bosses.
	Well, because maybe men are natural leaders, which is okay.
	There you go, which is why we're superior.
	And I'm not debating the men are natural leaders, but that does not make you superior.
	That but if we are better, there's no correlation.
	By using the word better, you're implying superiority.
	Leader is one thing in life.
	How many things can you do?
	We're better than you guys at everything.
	How many things are there to be clear?
	We're better than you guys at sports, we're better cooks, we're better cleaners, even men run sanitation.
	Oh, the best chefs are all men.
	You're just like, the only thing women can really do that's better is maybe make a sandwich.
	But if we got like a top chef to do it, he would still probably win.
	Every j people are individual people.
	Of course, but I'm speaking in general.
	I might be a better cook than you.
	Well, that's your job.
	You just said men are better cooks.
	Well, yeah, at the top at the pinnacle, male chefs.
	At the pinnacle, male chefs.
	At the pinnacle, okay, of chefs, they're all male dominated.
	Okay.
	And and you know, I think like women should be cooking, so it's not really like my job.
	But even when men go into a field that is female dominated, we're better.
	That's not true.
	But that's not true.
	I feel bad for you.
	You feel bad.
	You couldn't refute anything I said.
	Yeah, that's pretty much that's feminism for you guys.
	And thank you for getting up to the mic for our Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	No, a good sport.
	I know she's nervous.
	Thanks for coming on.
	What's up?
	I watch a lot of your your stuff on YouTube.
	Yeah.
	Very entertaining.
	I appreciate that, man.
	Thank you.
	All of what you've done with Sneeko and Zirka, and the biggest thing that you do is you get people to think differently, which is something that everyone can have a admiration for.
	What are you what are your thoughts on the TF?
	This is something that it's come out recently.
	Oh, yes.
	The one that was like it's not us.
	Exposing there's women in the T app now, like a um women's version now.
	I'm curious to think what you what you have to say at the end.
	Yeah, no, I mean the T app demonstrates um the insane double standard we have in society where women are able to objectify men with no consequence.
	Meanwhile, um men are not able to objectify women, right?
	Or especially when women objectify themselves, if we're gonna be honest, these girls dress like sluts, then expect you to, you know, respect them.
	It's like it's ridiculous.
	There's a there's a w a male version now for women.
	For women?
	So it's it's a two-sided thing.
	Yeah, it's when did it come out?
	And it didn't he's it's been re This is all recent within the last year.
	The the thing is is that you know, because there's there's a many different uh you know reiterations of this.
	Like Facebook came out with it before where it was like, oh, are we dating the same guy, etc.?
	Like so the reality is that women are able to criticize, compartmentalize, you know, and attack men with very little, you know, consequence.
	But like for men, like you can definitely get fired from your job, get in trouble, whatever it may be.
	Like it's okay to you know, punch up on men like a piñata, but it's not okay to do it on women.
	As a matter of fact, this is why so many women are delusional, is because they never get criticized, right?
	So um, and that's another thing too, I think is that I think women live life on easy mode.
	Uh Especially in 2025.
	They have more advantages, they have more um opportunities than men do by far.
	Okay, all right.
	I guess uh anybody else welcome up to Mike if you guys agree, disagree, want to make a point, want to have uh talk.
	Um the topics are we could go anywhere.
	Ice did nothing wrong, women are dumb, uh Jews control America, and that's not good.
	Muslims are terrorists, I don't know.
	What do you what do you think as far as like building a brand, a self-brand?
	Do you think it's really important for young people to get into that?
	You all you've obviously done that, and all these people in your relationship group have done that.
	What what would you say is the biggest biggest thing you notice about like people like you know, all these influential people, Zerka, Andrew Tate, Sneeko, the people that you're around.
	What what's what's a similar trait that you notice about all of them?
	Um the number one thing is authenticity.
	Authenticity, authenticity, authenticity.
	If if people if you're authentic, what's gonna end up happening is a lot of people are gonna be able to relate to you.
	If a lot of people can relate to you, they're gonna trust you, if they're gonna trust you, they're gonna like you, then if they like you, then they're gonna want to watch you.
	So this is why like I, you know, call a spade a spade.
	You know, whether it's I use slurs, right?
	You know, it is what it is.
	We all know what words I'm talking about.
	We're on YouTube, so I'm trying to keep it somewhat clean.
	But uh, but yeah, like that is the number one thing is authenticity.
	Especially in today's day and age where so many people are fake.
	So that's that's the number one thing.
	And this is why guys like me and Andrew Tay, Nick Fuentes, Nico, all my buddies, that's why we've all been able to be fairly successful.
	Now, with that said, it goes to a level because you can't become like an A-list type celebrity or be like super huge while being base.
	It just can't happen.
	You'll get clipped, you'll get banned, right?
	Because Andrew Tate took over in 2022.
	What'd they do?
	They banned them everywhere, right?
	So which by the way, I know you guys been asking me.
	Andrew's gonna be in America soon, he'll come on the show, don't worry.
	Okay.
	Uh so I hope that answers your question.
	But authenticity, brother, is the main thing.
	Yeah, uh, I have a disagreement now.
	Yeah, sure.
	Yeah.
	Uh so I'm sorry.
	Yeah, there we go.
	So I trust you heard about the firing of Kingman Lee, the conservative commentator on Twitter over his uh his posts.
	What was that?
	Uh you know who Kangman Lee is, right?
	The South South Korean conservative commentator.
	No.
	Okay, okay.
	So this he's a guy who uh worked on college campus.
	Oh, sorry.
	He's a guy who worked at a college campus but was fired for his posts.
	Uh some of which were pretty funny.
	He said fat people shouldn't exist, and they said that had it was uh like uh calls for genocide or some shit.
	Uh but other but other posts were like uh about how we should repeal the 19th Amendment.
	That's only I don't think you should have been fired, but that's not something I personally agree with.
	But uh, I think we should repeal the 19th.
	I don't think women should have the right to vote.
	I agree.
	Do you think you could explain why?
	Why okay?
	So uh my position on the 19th Amendment, which is the right to vote for women, basically the the reason why I say I think we should repeal it is because well, number one, women are single issue voters, right?
	They don't they vote typically for whoever's gonna let them be a whore and kill babies, typically is what they do, which tends to be Democrats.
	Um, women have no skin in the game.
	I think I find it absolutely preposterous that women are able to vote for the commander-in-chief who runs the military who can send us to wars, but they have no skin in the game and don't have to go to war because men have to be in a selective service.
	A bunch of students here probably got a uh loans or financial aid or whatever.
	That financial aid was contingent upon you guys being in a selective service, I'm sure, especially if you're a U.S. citizen, right?
	See a couple guys nodding along.
	So I find it preposterous that women are able to um vote without having skin in the game.
	Right?
	Now, we could take it a step further, right?
	We could say, well, you know, a lot of guys are stupid too, and they shouldn't vote, which I would actually agree to that.
	Um maybe we can and uh impart like a civics exam or something like that before people vote.
	But I think um with women, it just doesn't make sense, and they don't have skin in the game.
	Now, if she joins the military, gets some kind of government service or whatever it may be, then we could talk about that, but I'm a firm believer that if you don't have skin in the game, you shouldn't have a seat at the table.
	Yeah.
	Well, if the state is going to impose uh force on citizens, uh no matter who they are, uh, through taxes and threatening force if they don't pay the taxes, wouldn't you say that women along with everyone else has a skin in the game?
	Yeah, you can make that argument.
	Um, but they don't have the same skin of the game as as we do.
	They might pay taxes and stuff, but they don't have this the inherent skin in the game when it comes to serving in The military, which is what the president is.
	Okay.
	The most important, you know, political figure in the in the country.
	Right.
	Well, are there any other ways that they could uh have a skin in the game without necessarily serving combat, like uh serving as nurses or stuff like that?
	I think I I think in the if they join the military, I think well, number one, I think it should be one standard.
	I don't think we should water down standards so women can get in, because I think this whole woke ideology of let's get let's focus on exclude inclusivity versus uh performance, I think that's a very bad mantra.
	And you know, whether people want to accept it or not, China is I think China's one of the biggest, well, the biggest threat to America is Israel.
	But once we handle the Jewish the the Israeli problem Oh God, uh once we uh fuck it.
	Once we had the Jewish slash the Zionist problem, then we could go ahead and focus on uh China because I think China is rapidly ex uh uh expanding to a significant degree.
	Meanwhile, we're over here fighting wars in the Middle East for Israel, right?
	Which is a big problem.
	We've been fo not focusing on the far east where we should be putting our resources.
	So we sh uh you say that we should be more like China.
	Well, I'm pretty uneducated.
	Well, no, not be more like, but like combat them.
	Okay, okay, okay.
	They're growing influence and power.
	Okay, well, do you think that's it that's in part with how they uh treat women?
	Do you think they treat them like better or lesser than they do here?
	Like uh it not in terms of uh how do you say like humane in a humane way, but just like an ethical way, like a in terms of the like the country's standards.
	Well, well, they they they're not as poisoned.
	I mean, feminism is seeping everywhere, but they're not as poisoned by feminism as we are here, which I would argue feminism um is the root cause of almost every problem in every society.
	Right, right?
	Um because what's up happening is through so feminism used to be about equality between the genders, but now what it's become is a superiority between the genders in favor of women.
	But the problem is that we're giving women the favor when women aren't better than men at anything.
	Okay, right?
	So it's like the analogy I'll use is like let's say you have like uh you know, you have like a kid or whatever, right?
	But my buddy Elijah always says this, Elijah Shaper, shout out to you, man.
	Um if you have like a kid, right, and they make like this painting with their fingers, right?
	And it's looks like crap, but they give it to you and you're like, oh my god, this is so great.
	That's kind of how it is with women.
	Oh, it's so great that you're getting education and stuff, but you know, do we really need someone else that has a liberal studies degree?
	Like, does it matter?
	Like, what is this?
	You know, or underwater basket weaving.
	Doesn't make sense.
	So that's kind of how I view uh women in the workforce and everything else like that.
	But that's the but feminism is it tells us to like encourage that.
	Like, yeah, like totally make that finger paint picture and let's go ahead and say it's awesome and it's Picasso, even though it sucks.
	Uh like well, one one last question.
	In China, like uh they have like a quote unquote like uh freer uh market uh as long as it like uh as long as it benefits the state, right?
	And if they and if it goes against if it goes against the state, like whatever private company uh uh operate in China does, then uh the Chinese government immediately liquidates all of their assets, right?
	Yeah, that's a problem.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	But this is why capitalism is so great.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But would you say that like feminism China kind of works in a similar way where the feminine like uh female empowerment uh is sh like is meant to go towards the state and not towards the individual, and would you say that's like more of what feminism is here in the world?
	Great great point, great point.
	Yeah, that's a communitarian type style, right?
	Which is uh which I don't think works for the most part.
	I think that's like if you want to be like able to like make money, this is why people love America so much and come here, even though like you know, we have all the problems that we have.
	People come here because of the financial opportunity in the capitalistic society that we have, where if you're willing to work hard, you can get ahead here, right?
	There's no excuse to not be successful in America.
	And other countries unfortunately don't have that.
	But yes, that style of governance is you know, whether it's Marxism, socialism to a degree, uh communism, like tends to lean more on like how women operate.
	Because one thing I've noticed about women, one of the biggest differences after talking to like three to four thousand different girls on my show, is uh women have a difficulty with understanding hierarchy, right?
	So, like with men, right?
	If a guy does you know, the best guy, okay, you did the best today, you get $10, you did the second best, you get eight, you did the third, you get seven.
	With women, it's like you get a dollar, you get a dollar, you get a dollar, you get a dollar, regardless of performance.
	And I think that creates inherent problems as well.
	But this is because hierarchy is not really a structure for women, because like for us, right?
	I'll explain what I mean by this.
	For men to get laid and get sexual access, we must rise up to the occasion.
	Right?
	We're on a college campus right here, right?
	Who gets laid the most?
	The athletes, the frat guys, why?
	Because they have status and they're on a hierarchy level.
	So a regular girl that no one knows, has no friends, can go to a you know college party here, meet one of the top athletes of one of these parties or one of the top frat guys and get smashed because her hierarchy doesn't matter to the male, to the male.
	But the uh male's hierarchy absolutely matters to her.
	So this is why women don't have a fundamental understanding of hierarchy because it's not required for them to procreate like it is for us.
	So we inherently know, you know, you walk into a room with a bunch of guys, if there's a multimillionaire in there or a guy that has some type of status, all the guys naturally respect that guy and defer to his authority to a degree.
	Women don't operate that way.
	When they walk into a room, it's kind of like everyone's equal, yeah.
	You know, uh unless like one girl's fat or whatever, that's a whole other conversation.
	Um but they don't understand hierarchy when it comes to competence.
	It's much it's it's very difficult for them to understand it because they don't have their ability to procreate is not contingent upon their stand their uh position within the hierarchy versus ours is so we have to be cognizant of it at all times.
	All right, thank you for answering my question.
	No worries, man.
	I hope that answered.
	Anyone else want to come on up?
	Oh, uh the Mr. Lib is still there.
	Yeah, what's up, brother?
	Love the flag.
	Thank you.
	America only, my friends.
	Yes, sir.
	Um I I got one question and then I gotta go.
	Sure, absolutely.
	But uh and thank you for your service.
	Thank you.
	Um what is your take on the uh rape allegations against Andrew Tate?
	Bullshit.
	Complete bullshit.
	Um and I can say that with a hundred percent um confidence.
	Uh so back in uh 2022 or yeah, 2022, late 2022, I spent a m a month at their house in Romania.
	You know, they opened their home up to me and I hung out with them.
	And when they these allegations came out of them human trafficking or holding women against their will, it was comical because I remember uh when I would go out with them or whatever, we'd have like after parties back at their house, and they would tell the girls to leave and they wouldn't want to leave.
	So I was like, Well, what do you mean they're human trafficking?
	Like, bro, you the girls don't want to leave.
	So and people think that they're like crazy massages or whatever, but the reality is like they treat women really well, right?
	Even when girls were disrespecting them at the house, they got them taxis, made sure they got home safe, all that stuff, you know.
	So Andrew and Tristan are above board, you know, honorable men.
	Uh they're very respectful of women, contrary to what people think.
	And um, you know, I think you know, when you're an inherently masculine guy and you got your stuff together, whatever, and you understand that men and women aren't equal, you're gonna tend to defer more to being a gentleman versus being a scumbag.
	It's just that people think that by embracing your masculinity, it makes you toxic, but I think that's actually what women want.
	So, but it's bullshit, man.
	It's been going on for a while, and you can see like nothing's actually come of it.
	No worries, man.
	Great question.
	And thanks for helping us set up earlier, by the way, too, man.
	Uh anybody else want to come on up?
	We can discuss anything.
	We could talk about why ICE did nothing wrong, why men are superior to women.
	Uh how Jews have too much power, I don't know.
	Oh, someone want to say something?
	What's up, man?
	How are you?
	I'm good, man.
	How are you doing?
	Good, good, good.
	Welcome to the mic.
	Yeah, whatever, man.
	Um, I'm just curious on your opinion.
	Um, what do you think about the new Israel Palestine deal?
	Um look, I'm glad that the genocide is over because it's stopping the genocide temporarily, because it is a genocide, despite what people want to say, right?
	These crazy Israelis, you know, oh, it's not a genocide, oh yeah, it's not happening.
	It's crazy.
	But then they get mad when you question uh a certain event from the 1940s.
	But uh anyway, you quite right, it's like they did they deny a genocide, right?
	That's happening in 4K.
	Meanwhile, they'll get fucking butthurt if you say it's anything less than six million.
	So um, but to answer your question, I think it's temporary.
	I mean, Israel already kind of broke the ceasefire this morning.
	Yeah, uh, so but at least the genocide for the most part is done and they're getting trucks in there.
	But you can't trust the Israelis to do anything, man, because the problem is that they have no accountability, and the reason why they have no accountability is because they control our government.
	I mean, Trump was at the Knesset like yesterday, praising Miriam Adelson, saying that the Adelsons went to the White House more than other people, and how she has all this money and all this other stuff.
	It's like literally he's admitting that we're owned by Israel, right?
	So, you know, oh yeah, she came in and said we need to move the embassy to Jerusalem, all this other crap.
	So um recognizing the Golan Heights, and this is because they have a ridiculous amount of influence.
	So since they have a ridiculous amount of influence in America and they lobby our politicians, they never get held accountable for their you know cowboy style uh foreign policy.
	I mean the fact that they bombed Qatar is fucking nuts.
	Like that's one of our closest allies in the Middle East with our biggest military base, and they bombed them because uh the heads of Hamas were there.
	So they thought they had Intel that they were gonna, you know, uh have a meeting on the peace deal.
	Uh the Israelis took that intel and they bombed them to try to get rid of them.
	They failed, made themselves look like an idiot, and then hurt us in the process.
	And then what did we have to do?
	Now we had to bend the knee and allow Qatari servicemen to basically be here in the United States and uh train and basically effectively open like damn near uh a military base for the Qataris here in America, and I guarantee that was because after the Israelis bombed them and we couldn't protect them, we had to sign an agreement with them, which basically has like a NATO type effect where an attack on them is an attack on us, right, to assure their security, and we're also opening up this base on their behalf.
	So this is what Israeli foreign policy does where it puts us in a compromising situation with our allies where um in exchange for them not retaliating against Israel, we have to make concessions on the other side.
	Hurts us diplomatically.
	Um and then on top of that, Saudi Arabia signed a deal with Pakistan, where an attack on Saudi Arabia is considered an attack on Pakistan, and Pakistan's our nuclear armed power, pushing them further into the Russian and Chinese uh realm of influence.
	So, you know, people will sit there and be like, oh yeah, they bombed Qatar.
	You know, it isn't that big a deal, but it is because it has other trickle-down effects uh politically that put us in a very bad situation.
	So, how do you think we stop this?
	Like, how do we get IPAC out?
	How do we push them out of here?
	I'll be honest, we gotta remove Jews from government.
	Like it's like, you know, dual dual alliance Zionist Jews, they get they need to get removed from government.
	Like, you should not be able to hold a uh Israeli passport or have allegiance to another country if you're gonna be a government employee, especially if you carry a clearance.
	Um, we need people that are not just America first, but America only, right?
	Because what they'll try to do is they'll try to conflate, well, yeah, well, you know, uh supporting Israel is America first because they're our greatest ally in the region, blah, blah.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	Like, half the problems that we have in the Middle East is because of our um, you know, alignment with Israel and their recklessness.
	So I think we need politicians in that have an America only policy, not even just America first.
	And dual allegiance Israelis with dual sis uh dual citizenship, big problem.
	Need to get them out of the government.
	Gotcha.
	Thank you so much.
	No worries, man.
	Great question.
	I like that hoodie, man.
	Rest a piece of Charlie.
	Three more minutes and amplified sound than about half-hour.
	Okay.
	Uh anybody else?
	So just as a note, we can only have the mic for another like three minutes.
	With amplified sound, but maybe we'll turn it down a little bit and see if well, yeah, no amplif no sound after we're gonna try without any fight.
	We'll turn it off.
	Yeah, we got three minutes.
	For the sound.
	The amplified thing.
	All right.
	How's it going?
	What's up, brother?
	Uh so I just wanted to ask, like, what's your um how should I say this?
	Uh so I'm the only conservative in all my classes.
	And what would you say to somebody who's trying to combat uh liberal ideology on a daily basis with your professors?
	How would you go about that?
	And how could pretty much I can you know Yeah, no worries.
	Uh number one, you know, understand that you're not alone.
	There's a lot of people that think like you, and you know, kudos to you for coming up and admitting you're conservative on a college campus as a student, much respect.
	Um, but there's plenty of guys like you, it's just that they might not be as vocal about it.
	Um now when it comes to college professors, it's a part of the game, unfortunately, right?
	For them to get tenured, for them to get the position, for them to, you know, move up the ranks, they need to have this uh you know left this indoctrination uh mindset for them to move up.
	So I think part of it is self-preservation, and then the other side of it is f fairly delusion.
	So that's why I think it really comes down to when it comes to that.
	Okay, thank you so much.
	No worries, man.
	Who else?
	Come on over, guys.
	Okay, you want to come on up?
	All right, man.
	Awesome.
	All right.
	Much respect to you for coming up on the mic.
	All right.
	You want I'm gonna do what you have on your billboard right here.
	Okay.
	Ice did nothing wrong.
	Okay, okay.
	Okay.
	Do you know about do you know about the H2A program for agricultural workers in the US?
	Um I'm somewhat familiar with it.
	Okay, so the H2A program allows for agricultural workers from countries, for example, Latin America, East Asia, wherever.
	Uh-huh.
	So come to the US and they can work farms legally on illegal presidents.
	They can work what?
	They can work legally in the US.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	But there is a lot of restrictions with that visa.
	Employers have a lot of jurisdiction over them the employ over the migrant workers.
	A lot of them aren't allowed to leave the facilities.
	And basically a lot of violations have included accusations of literally live slavery.
	Slavery happening to these workers.
	They cannot leave.
	They have no jurisdiction over their rights.
	And a lot of them are the facing conditions such as uh foot filled housing.
	They don't have any property rights on top of tenants too, so they're not legally even tenants.
	And if you're a tenant renting, they don't even have property rights.
	You hear me?
	There's people out here who don't even have property rights.
	And they're coming here legally and being used as slave labor.
	People are being used as slaves right now here in America.
	And because of ICE, ICE not doing anything.
	ICE not doing anything but deport people who are people who are here looking for a better life, looking to support their dream.
	These people, you can't even defend legal immigration through the H2A program.
	So what's your is your grievance with the visa or with ice or both?
	Because both.
	Because immigrants, even if you try to go through the legal process in this country, you can't even have your own freedom.
	You can't even have your own freedom.
	Because in the under this H2A program, he has migrant workers have the ability to write rank and file and go about their business if the work isn't good.
	But workers under this condition don't even have a right as people.
	Let's address the visa first.
	Um when it comes to the visa, I've said this before.
	I think we need an immigration moratorium for one to five years so that we can fix the visa system because we have a broken visa system in the United States.
	This is what I was doing.
	There's a broken visa system.
	Alluding to.
	We have a broken visa system.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	There's a lot of problems, whether it's people overstaying their F1s or J1s, people coming out on B1, B2s and abusing it that way.
	And that's a fault on employers, though.
	That's not a fault on the people working.
	No, I get that.
	But that's not the employees.
	But we need stricter re regulation.
	We need to reform our entire visa and immigration program in the first place.
	Now, when it comes to your issues with ICE, um, what ICE is doing is simply deporting people that are out of status.
	It's that simple.
	Because this has been a problem that's been simple.
	It's not as simple as out of status.
	I mean, if they're out of status, then they're out of status.
	They're increasing their enforcement.
	But these people, these workers are the ones who handle the fact that the government is.
	They're increasing their enforcement.
	Here's the thing.
	They're increasing their employment.
	They don't even have rights as people in this country.
	So even if you go legally through the process, they actually do have rights.
	Yeah, they they do have rights.
	They go see an immigration judge.
	Because there's these H2A workers are under slave conditions.
	Again, they do have rights if they're apprehended by ICE.
	They go see an immigration judge.
	The immigration judge makes the call.
	But you've got to understand that immigration court is not the same as criminal court.
	Two completely different infrastructures.
	Yeah, it's live, yeah.
	So this is a bit so there's a completely different infrastructure for immigration court versus you know, a criminal court.
	Now, with that said, um, if people are here illegally, bro, it's pretty cut and dry.
	Are you out of status or not?
	If you're out of status, you're gonna get deported.
	Simple as that.
	And we've been allowing people to kind of close, hold on, let me just let me just finish my point.
	The reason why, right?
	The reason why this is a problem, and we've been kicking this can down the road is because we've got to a point now where people being in the country illegally, people think, oh, well, they should still be able to stay even though they're here illegally.
	And we've just been kicking the can down the road on this problem and not deporting people, not enforcing immigration, not doing interior enforcement, and that's created a lot of problems.
	And that's why people are so shocked and uncomfortable right now when the ERO And ICE and all these guys are actually doing their jobs.
	But this should have been done years ago.
	But it's so shocking to everyone because we've come to this complacent, comfortable position where it's like, oh yeah, if people are here illegally.
	If people are here illegally, they should be they continue to stay.
	Even if these people you say they don't have legal status, any status, simple status, it is.
	You can say as simple as that.
	But these ultimately these industries, these working American people who can who clay who claim that their labor, they're especially agricultural workers.
	These industries depend on migrant labor.
	They have migrant labor, and once they even get legal migrant labor, these people are living and working under slave conditions.
	So even if you were to obtain an H2A visa, you're still discriminating.
	That has nothing to do with ICE.
	Go into the system legally.
	So what even is the point?
	You're complaining about the employers.
	Look, look, it's this is how you're treated.
	It's it's once you're treated like a legal citizen in this country, you're literally a fucking slave.
	That's right.
	Is that a right?
	Again, your grievance is what the employers are should that be right if you're a great citizen.
	You should be treated as a fucking slave in this country.
	Just calm down for a second.
	So ICE doing a lot of fucking shit wrong.
	What you're complaining about right now are the employers.
	The employers employers support this.
	They're supposed to be a good thing.
	ICE is not the employers.
	A lot of these people voting for the city.
	ICE are actually there to take them from the employment that you're talking about.
	Like ICE is there to rescue them from the employment.
	If you come into this country legally, there is no there's no right for you as a work is a very good thing.
	What you're arguing for is not the topic.
	You're arguing against predatorial companies.
	Fine.
	I I agree that that could be a problem.
	That is a fucking problem.
	But that's okay, but the topic isn't predatorial companies that abuse the visa system.
	The topic is people are here illegally and ICE does nothing wrong by deporting them.
	You're com arguing something completely different, man.
	No, I I'm arguing under the same vein.
	No, you're not.
	You're doing you're arguing about predatory employers, not the same.
	Yeah, these predatory employers actually do support the city.
	Do you want to you have another topic that you want to discuss?
	Yeah.
	Besides that, that was it?
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Anyone else want to come on up?
	I have a question.
	Sure.
	So do you think that the Lakud party has done more problems to the United States and to any other country than any good that could ever come from it?
	Yeah, I mean, the the Laqud Party is the reason why we're in this crazy situation in the first place.
	For those that are unaware, what he's referring to is the right wing party of Israel for their government.
	The Likud party is like their functional equivalent of like the Republican Party.
	But most of them are very far right nationalists that basically want to remove the Palestinians altogether.
	And um and Yahoo, you guys think that he's crazy.
	He's the most moderate of them.
	The rest of them like truly want to just eliminate all the Palestinians.
	Many of them have said drop Bombagaza, get them out of here, Ben Gavir, Smolch, all these weirdos.
	So yeah, I mean, um, and that's a big reason why it's been so difficult for Trump to get this peace plan done.
	I think Israel Obama and Qatar and all the international pressure with Canada, UK, and France recognizing Palestine, pretty much Trump, I think, told them like, dude, you you gotta we gotta take a break here, you gotta fucking end this war.
	Um, you know, and they definitely want to attack Iran.
	So I think with them attacking uh ones attack Iran, they also needed to pause the fighting in Gaza.
	But the LaQour Party has absolutely been the driving force that's been propping up Netanyahu to do all the bullshit that he's doing.
	Do we think do you think that's the home base of the bullshit?
	So do you do you think that if the Lakut Party was you can't really justify the Lakud Party's existence because it's entire existence is uh based on the uh extermination of Palestinians?
	That's their entire goal.
	That's what um what's his name?
	Um their first prime minister, uh Ben Gurion.
	Yep, yeah, that's what he uh wrote in his uh biography and everything.
	Yeah, I don't know if he was La Coud guy back then.
	I think he was more on the left side with the labor party, but regardless, it's yeah, the Likud Party is is a big problem.
	Yeah, that is the home base of the reckless foreign policy that Benjamin Nanyahu has been instituting.
	Thank you.
	No worries, bro.
	Yes, sir.
	Uh anyone else?
	Uh agree, disagree.
	ICE did nothing wrong.
	Women are dumb.
	Jews control America, and that's not good.
	Go ahead, get on the mic so they can hear you.
	What do you think?
	What do you think young men in our generation are doing wrong, especially like in our college age group?
	Do you think wrong that We're doing that we could be doing better, or we're missing out on right now because we're being distracted in a sense to social media and everything else.
	Yeah, well, I I think what young men need to focus on is becoming competent, right?
	This is something that we've kind of um foregone because we live in this uh society where guys don't want to rise up to the occasion to become better because it's like oh well I don't want to come off as toxically masculine or I don't want to be uh you know overbearing or whatever.
	Like men need to be okay with being men again, right?
	We need to number one become competent, number two, be a strong leader, and then number three, not be scared or apologetic about being any of those things, right?
	We live in a world now where it's like women will tell you, oh, you're being misogynistic, you're being toxically masculine.
	The reality is that what they won't tell you is that that's precisely what they want, right?
	The reason why this phrase nice guys finish last is such a thing is because it's true.
	Women don't know what they want, you know, they don't even know what they want to eat for lunch.
	So why the hell are we gonna listen to them?
	Like, you gotta be the unapologetic asshole that they need in their life because women need guidance.
	So that's what I would say, guys are.
	Yeah, come on a mic, sure.
	Go ahead, bro.
	Can you guys all hear me right?
	You guys hear me good?
	All right, cool.
	Because we had to turn the amplification sound down, which is super fucking gay, but it is what it is.
	This has nothing to do with this, but you'd rather date a fat girl or a black girl.
	Would I rather date a fat girl or a black girl?
	The fat girl.
	Why?
	Why, why, why because the fat girl, because the black girl's gonna be fat anyway.
	Alright.
	The average black woman in America is 187 pounds, dude.
	She gotta be fat anyway, goddamn.
	At least I can get the fat girl that don't give me an attitude.
	We're real hair.
	I got one more question.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Would you rather see two black girls fight for a wig or two fat girls fight for food?
	Damn.
	Two black girls fight for a wig or two fat girls fight for food.
	No, you gotta pick one.
	You gotta pick one?
	Alright, two black girls fire for a wig is hilarious.
	So I'd probably do that one.
	It tests, like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, because it's gonna be more entertaining.
	The fat girls, they'll be jiggling and stuff like ah, you know, so it's bad.
	Good questions.
	Oh man.
	What's up, man?
	Come on up.
	How are you doing?
	How are you?
	I'm doing good.
	So I was listening to like your early uh talks.
	Oh, yeah, talking to Mike so they can hear you.
	I was just to your early talks about um, you know, Jews, Zionism, Israel, all that stuff.
	Yeah.
	Are you strongly believed that like Zionism and Jews control the US government?
	Absolutely.
	But why?
	Why like I just I'm just I just want to know something like specific exam, like do you have?
	Okay.
	So let me I'll kind of start from the beginning here and I'll kind of explain this because this is a I'll try to go through it somewhat quick.
	Yeah.
	So when I say that Jews and Zionists control America, what I mean by this is they have a ridiculous amount of influence in almost every pivotal infrastructure point in American society, whether it's big tech, finance, the government, media, even pornography, right?
	Because nowadays that's like a big industry, unfortunately.
	They have a presence there to a significant degree, right?
	Television, etc.
	So what they've been able to do with this influence is use it to their advantage to basically prop up and protect the state of Israel.
	Because the state of Israel is in a precarious situation because it's surrounded by people that don't want them there or nations that don't want them there.
	Well, so it's been some countries, like before October 7th, some countries have worked towards peace with Israel.
	Like I forgot uh like immigrants, like Egypt.
	Yeah, so Egypt, Egypt did in 1978 with the um Camp David Accords, if I'm not mistaken.
	No, that was something that was something else.
	Was that I think it was something else?
	No, I think I I'm pretty sure it was the Camp David accords with Saddam and uh Menekin begin.
	But the the point I'm trying to, and Egypt, that was back in the 70s, Egypt and Jordan.
	The reason why they signed those agreements because they're right on Egypt's uh on Israel's borders, and we give them a lot of foreign aid.
	So we give Israel the most foreign aid, Jordan and Egypt are right there.
	Right.
	So we basically pay them to play nice with the Israelis, right?
	But what I'm trying to say is why do uh to how they control America.
	So they're every single infrastructure point, like I stated, right?
	Right.
	Then they lobby, right, especially within the government, whether they get positions of power or they get power outside of the government and then or lobby like the Adelson's, etc.
	And they utilize this lobbying to preserve Israel.
	And they focus on getting our American foreign policy, especially in the Middle East, to benefit Israel.
	This is why we've had the war on terror, which was a monumental failure.
	This is why we went to Iraq.
	This is why we had all these conflicts all across the Middle East was for Israel's security.
	Right, but I feel like a lot of it has like died down.
	Like have you did you see when Nehen Yahu, he went up in front of uh I forgot where, and like everyone walked out?
	Yeah, because he because he was conducting a genocide.
	Yeah, I feel like the law of influence is like disappearing.
	So well, let me let me put it to you this way.
	If any other country was doing what Israel did, they would be completely admonished by the entire world.
	But there are they would be sanctioned to hell.
	They would not be, they would not be able to, they would like but there are there are other countries that are doing what Israel is doing.
	Yeah, and they get sanctions and they don't get support from the United States.
	And no, and no one is doing what Israel's doing.
	There's no one, no one is doing with the Uyghurs, Haiti.
	You could maybe argue for uh Ukraine.
	I would say what Israel's doing is worse.
	And the thing is that we give them a lot of financial aid to do it.
	That is true.
	Right.
	This is why they're able to run with uh this is why they're able to do the reckless foreign policy that they do because they have unequivocal U.S. support.
	And it's because they control every infrastructure within the United States.
	So then what's the solution to that?
	Remove them from government.
	Every single Jew.
	Any any dual allegiance uh Zionists you or Zionists for that matter.
	I'm not just talking about just removing Jews, but any dual allegiance Zionist needs to be removed from positions of government.
	So we need a foreign policy that benefits America only, not Israel.
	Because I don't uh Israel serves no strategic benefits of the United States.
	I totally agree with America first.
	Like I'm I myself, I'm Jewish, but I'm American, right?
	Okay.
	So and I totally agree American first.
	We should put our focus in our own country before other countries.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Like I do not think we should be sending all this money to Israel.
	At the same time, I feel like everyone should have some say.
	I don't feel like I feel like we should have anti-Zionists, Zionists, like all those type of people in the government, because that's that's what makes a democracy.
	That's yeah, I I can I can see your perspective, but the problem is that these people put Israel first, and you cannot you cannot put if you're gonna go ahead and prioritize Israel by definition, the America's not gonna be prioritized.
	Because the Israelis have put us in really bad diplomatic positions, which you know I saw you heard earlier with Qatar and everything else like that.
	So this is what I mean when I say they have too much influence, and we can't have them having that level of influence in the United States.
	And all the wars that we had in the Middle East is because of Israel.
	We've been wasting our time in the sandbox and we should have been focusing on China all this time.
	Afghanistan, that was because of Israel?
	Yeah.
	Why?
	The war on terror.
	The entire war on terror was okay.
	So back in uh we started in 1996, uh Daniel Pearl and a couple other neocon Jews, right, drafted something called the clean break memo.
	In this clean break memo, they orchestrated a strategy to take over seven different Muslim Arab c Muslim countries in the Middle East.
	Pretty much every country there that was identified has been destroyed or destabilized or cucked and have some kind of deal with with uh Israel and the United States.
	The last country left is Iran, which I predict we're gonna go to war with them probably by the end of this year or next year, because the Israelis um and then you for fast forward to the year 2000 with the project for a new America, Peanut, they also were talking about removing Saddam Hussein or etc.
	And they said they needed a Pearl Harbor-like event to make this change.
	Well, then a year later, what happens?
	9-11.
	And when 9-11 happens, several Israeli intelligence operatives were caught celebrating and dancing um when the towers were hit.
	Really?
	Oh, you didn't know about this?
	Yeah, so several Israeli intelligence oper uh so there was a movie company called Urban Movie Systems, but there was a bunch of other ones as well, white glove servicing, whatever, and all these different movie companies were following these hijackers in Florida and in California.
	So the reality is this 9-11 was a terrorist attack conducted by the US deep state, Saudi Arabia, and Israel.
	You really absolutely there's declassified documents now that's that prove that the CIA knew that these hijackers were in America, purposely didn't tell the FBI about it, right?
	And facilitates facilitated the attacks to happen.
	And five Israelis were caught in New Jersey dancing and celebrating and flicking lighters as the towers were on fire, and they had foreknowledge that it was gonna happen.
	So you think every single like major American event has happened because of Israel?
	I'm not saying that.
	I'm saying 9-11, there's absolutely Zionist fingerprints all over it.
	You know, yeah.
	But so you think when the Saudis were involved too.
	Like, I'm not seeing my thing is I I I will call everybody out.
	So the Saudis were involved, the Israelis and the United States.
	With the CIA.
	So do you think when you know that like famous picture where uh the CIA agent is telling uh oh what's his name?
	Oh my god.
	The president at the time.
	What's his name?
	There's a lot of presidents.
	The guy 9-11.
	What's his George Bush?
	Okay.
	So I know he's young, man.
	He doesn't even not.
	I I used to be able to name my presence a year ago, but it's far.
	It's fine.
	You probably weren't alive in that era.
	I said my age.
	So you think he was telling George Bush that the attack was successful?
	Well, I think it's important for people to know.
	Uh during the Bush administration, Bush wasn't the one running foreign policy.
	It was Dick Cheney.
	Bush was effectively just letting Dick Cheney run everything with the office of special plans and everything else.
	I didn't know that.
	I didn't know.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Dick Cheney was the war hawk that it Dick Cheney and a lot of the neoconservatives, Robert Kagan, um Douglas Fife, Paul Wolfowitz, all these guys were John Bolton.
	These guys were all neocons, and the majority of them were Jewish that pretty much worked alongside Dick Cheney to orchestrate the Iraq war, which is I think one of the biggest monumental failures uh in American foreign policy ever.
	You think that's the biggest monumental failure in France?
	One of the biggest for sure.
	I think the biggest failure is gotta be you in Jimmy Carter.
	That area with Middle East.
	I mean, you know, people rank him as a bad president, but that's what started the war on terror, you know, was this bad foreign policy.
	Alright, alright, thank you.
	Thank you.
	It's a great time.
	No worries, bro.
	No worries.
	What's up, man?
	Marion, I want to say uh thank you.
	And and guys, when you come up on the mic, speak loud because we're not using amplified sound because uh university because they're gay, yeah.
	What was that?
	Uh yeah, and also yeah, and speak close to it and then speak loud so everybody here can hear you.
	And then good.
	What's up, bro?
	Thank you for coming to Penn State, I want to say I've seen like a lot of your videos.
	Um, how come when you talk to people about Jewish Jewish um situations that they get so mad and they they that's so biased because they're from that Jewish that they don't see the uh the situation that's actually going on?
	So just so I make sure I have this right, sorry.
	Um so why why is it that Zionist Jews can't see the problem?
	Is that your no yeah?
	It's also like I was I was talking with a girl who's Jewish um the other day, and she just she's like she can't even see the other side of it.
	She's so unsettled.
	Well, I mean, we gotta s is she practicing or just ethnically Jewish?
	Just ethnically Jewish, yeah.
	Yeah, I mean you you gotta, you know, this is gonna come off maybe offensive or whatever, but let's just be honest about it.
	Um, you know, you're talking about a group of people who call themselves the chosen people.
	So they're inherently going to be um pretty solipsistic in their worldview, and you know, that translates and bleeds over into foreign policy, right?
	The reality is is that Israelis simply don't give a shit about Palestinian life or anyone really else, and this is why they've been kicked out of so many different uh societies and had problems.
	So um, you know, when you call yourself the chosen people, that's gonna bleed into your interactions with others.
	If they don't serve us in any way, why do uh why does the U.S. keep helping them?
	That's a fantastic fucking question.
	And and and you know it's funny, they wouldn't be able to answer it.
	No, if you asked the government that they would not be able to answer it.
	Uh I uh and I encourage all you guys to look this up.
	Um Richard Nixon did an interview uh in the 80s or 90s, um, and the the the castor, the newscaster asked him why do we support Israel?
	Because in his memoirs, he admitted that Israel provides us zero strategic benefit.
	And uh he said the reason why we support them is because it's a ethical and moral one.
	You know, Judeo-Christian values, which is a fucking lie in itself.
	But um, but we we do it for moral reasons, right?
	But translation though it's it's not.
	The translation is because they have a ridiculous amount of influence in the United States, and you said influence to push our foreign policy to their benefit to our detriment.
	That's the real reason.
	But they lied, say it's because of Christian Judeo values or uh we have a moral obligation to them.
	Uh you talked about the the 9-11 situation.
	What did what did uh anyone in the US do about those guys celebrating uh when it happened?
	So this is the beauty of independent media.
	So I'm I'm 35, I'm old.
	Uh, but I remember, you know, when I was 11 years old and 9-11 happened, you couldn't find this information in the mainstream media because it got shut down quick.
	So the mainstream media did report on it, but then they quickly got that stuff off the air, and this was a topic that's been banned for very long.
	But thanks to the resurgence of social media um and independent media were able to, you know, find out what really happened on that day, and we're figuring out about these intelligence operatives, these Israeli intelligence operatives, and this all declassified FBI documents.
	This isn't a conspiracy theory anymore.
	It's absolutely verified fact that Israeli operatives were caught celebrating and had foreknowledge of the attacks on 9-11.
	It's absolute fact.
	Do you think mainstream media took it away so fast because the mainstream media is controlled by Israelis?
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	All of the all of the main networks are controlled by Zionist Jews.
	Or the Murdochs, who the Murdochs are hardcore Zionists, even though they might not necessarily be Jewish.
	So what about the people in the government who are fully American?
	What do they what do you think they think about the people who are Israeli in the government like influencing it?
	Do you think they have a say?
	They don't care because they're getting paid.
	Yeah.
	They're being lobbied and they just shut up about this topic and don't – Because if you do talk about this, you look at someone like a Thomas Massey, right?
	They try to try to get him out for a long time.
	Corey Bush was anti-Israel, and she said, hey, we need to figure out something with this genocide.
	The APAC spent millions of dollars to make sure she got out in St. Louis, a region that doesn't even matter them.
	But that that's how much influence they have where it's like, oh, you're not pro-Israel?
	Cool.
	We're gonna fund your opposition and make sure that we crush you, and that's what they do.
	That's why we need people like you to bring it to the world.
	Hey man, I I'm considered a far-right extremist, so I don't know.
	But you know, maybe one day I'll become fur.
	What do you think they uh can do in the future?
	Like if it just keeps going like this, how are we supposed to end it?
	The good thing is, right?
	I'm here on a college campus talking to you guys right now about this problem.
	You guys are the future.
	So the more young people that wake up to this problem, you know, the higher the likelihood one of you guys here, someone that's watching, etc.
	is gonna grow is gonna grow up, get a position of power, get into politics, and know the truth, and then hopefully our government will start to represent that.
	Obviously, it's gonna take a couple of election cycles for our youth to get in, but youth overwhelmingly is awoke uh uh way awakened to this uh topic, which you know, my generation we weren't because we didn't have alternative media to learn this stuff.
	Yeah.
	Um this is not this is not ice related, but I'm a freshman.
	How would you recommend?
	I w obviously I want to get rich right now, that's the focus.
	But I'm also studying, and it's it's a school where you go to to get good education.
	Yeah.
	How would you recommend I balance the amount of study I do to like the work that I do to try and make money?
	Because I've noticed when I try and put my effort into really grinding on making money, yeah.
	I miss assignments and stuff.
	Yeah, um, it's a balance, and and I'll be honest with you, bro, because I I remember that because I was D1 athlete and I remember like working a job and you know being an athlete and everything else like that.
	Um I think the the thing for young men, all you guys here, is uh to get used to suffering in your 20s, right?
	You're gonna have to avoid partying, doing drugs, having fun, whatever, because you know, let's be honest here, college is an acceptable way to spend four years being a degenerate.
	You know, I was D1 athlete, I get it's a vacation, listen.
	You know, it's a vacation, right?
	Uh but I think with young men, they really need to focus on building their value in their 20s, uh, so that they can have an easy decade in their 30s.
	Because if you don't work hard in your 20s, you're gonna suffer in your 30s, you're gonna have to make up for it.
	So, and as you get older and older, it's gonna be harder and harder to work hard.
	So, um, it's gonna suck.
	You're gonna have to probably put in some hours and give up a lot of your social time, but it's absolutely worth it.
	Okay, thank you.
	Also, what's uh what's it like being with this is a crazy what's it like being with Tate and those types of guys who would just like Yeah, no, Tay is great, man.
	I mean, our iron sharp runs iron, you want to be around guys that are successful.
	If you're around three successful guys, you'll be the fourth.
	It's inevitable at some point.
	So surround yourself with guys that got their stuff together.
	Don't you know do drugs, don't drink all the time.
	I know this sounds really cheesy or whatever, but it does add up over time.
	Really does.
	Thank you.
	No problem, man.
	Absolutely.
	No problem.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Everyone thinks I'm short.
	But yeah.
	All right.
	Uh okay, well, oh, what's up?
	Hi, what's your name?
	Maggie.
	What's that?
	Maggie.
	Maggie, what's up?
	Um, what is your thoughts about Trump?
	What is my thoughts about what?
	Yeah, Trump.
	Trump?
	Yeah.
	Um, I like Trump for the most part.
	There's things he does that I like, and there's things he does that I don't like.
	You know, I'm I'm definitely not one of these guys that's gonna sit here and be a mag what I call a MAGA retard where you're unable to criticize mistakes.
	Um when it comes to foreign policy, I think he's doing a damn good job.
	He's ended several conflicts.
	Yes.
	Um, when it comes to the economy, eh, you know, the whole tariff situation, he's using it more as a bargaining tip versus actually revitalizing the economy.
	Um I don't like the Israel situation.
	I wish he had a better grasp on controlling that in Yahoo.
	But you know, that's kind of the part of the for the course in American politics.
	But I do like what he's doing with immigration.
	He's the first president that's actually had the nuts to enforce immigration, not just at the border, but actually doing it interior.
	And that's why everyone is, you know, losing their minds right now because we've never had a surge like this where we got immigration enforcement agents going in and picking people up in the United States.
	I mean, I'm from Egypt.
	I'm a US citizen, you know.
	And I feel like people are just overreacting about how emigration should be like the immigrants should be here, but it should be like they shouldn't they need to go back to their country because we don't know who's coming in our country, and that's what I like about what he's doing, but the Israel thing is not it's just not a good thing.
	Yeah, so it's not.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's not.
	And it's and it sucks because every president since John F. Kenny has been a cuck for Israel, right?
	Um and you know, there's a reason why JFK got killed, but that's a whole other conversation.
	But um, but yeah, no, I I I agree for sure that like, you know, all right.
	If you're here legally, you're here illegally.
	I mean, I'm a first generation, you know, American myself.
	Uh, you know, I'm from Sudan, you said you're from Egypt, so we're neighbors.
	Um you know, you gotta follow the law.
	Right.
	Thank you.
	So no worries.
	Shrocron.
	I'm from What's up, man?
	Uh you guys can hear me good, we go, we we uh we having a good time out here or what?
	All right.
	Awesome, awesome.
	If there's any liberals that walk by, tell them to stop by and you know have a discussion.
	There, they're all they're running, brother.
	Terrified.
	What's up, man?
	We're trying to get them here.
	Yeah, they're they're they're like I told you I said it earlier, like Libs never want to debate, dude.
	They just want to yell from the side.
	Shout out to the where's bandana, man.
	Did he leave?
	I'll give him credit.
	He at least like tried.
	What's up?
	What's up, man?
	Uh I just have a question.
	Do you w is there any candidate in the future that you would like think about voting for?
	Or do you think that uh both parties are too influenced by like say, you know, another country?
	Yeah, right now both parties are cucked to Israel.
	So, you know, we're gonna need to it's probably gonna take a couple election cycles to get more young blood in there, because the problem is that a lot of these established politicians, you know, the norm has always been APAC money, support Israel, you know, it's been a bipartisan always support Israel.
	But now people are starting to slowly wake up.
	So I I predict hopefully in the future we're able to, you know, deal with this problem.
	But yeah, like if Thomas Massey ran for president, I'd I'd absolutely vote for him.
	All right, thank you.
	No problem, man.
	What's up, man?
	Uh my name's Yusuf.
	I'm actually Egyptian too.
	Okay.
	Um I agree with you on most things, like um the Israel situation and everything, but um, what do you disagree with?
	What do I disagree with?
	Yeah.
	Um, well, you talked a few weeks ago about or maybe last week about uh Islam and you know the detriments of it on the West.
	Um my question for you is if uh if you agree that liberal um Israelis or liberal Jews um, you know, they support the open border policy, and they're the reason that you know people who come from you know war-torn countries and commit crimes here.
	Um they're the reason that they're here.
	So you is your question on my views on Islam or which what it was a specific question.
	Um well I I have a few questions, but the the first one was yeah, about the whole Islam thing with the Jews.
	Yeah, so let me just give you my position because I think a lot of people mischaracterize my position on Islam.
	My position is I think the United States is a Christian country.
	I think Muslims are guests here, and as guests here, I don't think it's appropriate to pray and in prank public areas of significant, you know, maybe tour a tourist attraction or yeah, like a time square or any of these other places, or have the Adan being played, you know, five times a day in U.S. cities.
	I don't think that's appropriate.
	But I mean you say you think the the US is a Christian country.
	Yes.
	Okay, I disagree.
	I I don't think Christian or uh the US was found on Christianity.
	I think it was found on the separation of state and religion.
	Yeah, separation of church and state.
	But that yeah, but the separation of church and state was to was to ensure the protection uh of the church and the government from influence of either or.
	Right.
	So the framers like put that in for that perspective.
	It's you know, it's the separation of church and state, not the separation of uh mosque and state.
	You know, and and um but so but I do think that this country was it was founded by obviously it was founded by white Protestants, etc.
	Right, but I do think that this is a Christian country and we're here as guests.
	I mean, let's be honest, we're the minority.
	We're what two percent of the population, right?
	So by definition, we're the minority, they're the majority, which makes sense because they founded the country.
	Right.
	So I think as guests, just because we could doesn't.
	I don't I don't I don't completely disagree that we're guests.
	Um it's just for me, you know, one of the things like let me be clear, I'm not I don't have a problem with them praying in public.
	My problem is that when you pray in public, it inconvenience others.
	Or if you have the dad being played multiple times a day and inconveniencing others, I just don't think that's fair.
	Okay.
	Do you agree that the reason they're they're here are the Jews, though, right?
	Well, yeah, I mean, yeah.
	Like what, you know, that's a not all of them, but a lot of them, yeah, come from war-torn countries, which, you know, was due to our foreign policy and our foreign policy is destabilize these Middle Eastern and Muslim countries.
	So yeah, it's created uh chaos where they need to seek refugee, whether it's here in the United States, Western Europe, etc.
	Okay.
	And then I have just one more question.
	What do you think about uh Peter Thiel and uh Palantir?
	Terrible.
	Okay.
	Terrible.
	He's literally a cocksucker.
	What's up, man?
	First off, um, I want to thank you for being here.
	I I think it's really important, you know that.
	And speak up, so everybody can hear you.
	Oh, yep.
	So I think we owe him a round of applause, guys.
	Come on.
	I appreciate that, guys.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, thank you, man.
	Honestly, um, I'm a freshman here.
	I'm from Puerto Rico, I'm here legally.
	Nice.
	Um hard work in Puerto Rican, that's sort of fine.
	Yes, sir.
	So my question is, what's your um piece of advice for me to really form my future and also make an impact in the world?
	Because I think it's it's not enough to be successful.
	I think you need to have an impact, right?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Um and and you can have an impact in your own way, right?
	Like whether it's you're like me here talking on a mic to young guys, talking about the uncomfortable truths, or you know, you're an electrician or a plumber and you're you know, contributing that way or firefighter, cop, whatever it may be.
	My biggest thing is get a skill, be of value, be as competent as you can be, and you know, be that guy that a woman is gonna want to defer to your authority.
	I think if guys kind of go, you know, focus on themselves and grow that way versus like chasing after ass, they're gonna be way better off.
	Because the reality is the things it takes to become successful are counterproductive to attracting women because women are a big waste of time when you don't have money.
	But if you got your shit together, then you will spend less time.
	For sure.
	No, but thank you.
	Can I shake your hand?
	Yeah, of course, bro.
	No worries, man.
	Yeah, no worries, man.
	Thank you for coming.
	All right.
	What's up, man?
	All right.
	So do you And guys, anyone that has a disagreement, please come on the mic and get it make a line, man.
	There's no, you know, there's no dumb question or dumb topic.
	So do you think that the Epstein files should be released, and are they real in your opinion?
	Should be released, yeah.
	Absolutely real.
	Alright.
	The reason why they're not being decl uh they're not being released is because there's more than likely compromising information there of uh Trump and probably Israeli government officials as well.
	And do you think Trump should be impeached if it's released and he is in those files, like you said?
	If um if he if he's doing inappropriate things or breaking the law, then yeah.
	Alright, that's all I want to say.
	Thank you.
	Absolutely.
	I'm Jack.
	Nice to meet you.
	Um I just wanted to, you know, I've I've watched a lot of your videos.
	Um and I just want to know like your view on like abortion.
	Um as a subject.
	Um I know I I've heard a lot of your videos regarding women um and how you feel about women, Joe.
	So I'm just kind of curious as to what your views are on abortion.
	So I I have uh this and this is probably my only position.
	I wouldn't be like as far right.
	Um I think a certain period of time, I think in Florida it's like four to five month four to five weeks or whatever, right?
	Um I think that might be the appropriate route because you know, at that point, you might not know, you know, is it worth is it worth it to bring a child in when you know you don't have a stable family or you don't have a guy that's gonna support you, that kid's gonna end up becoming fucked up because we know single motherhood contributes to a lot of problems.
	Um But yeah, on this topic, that's kind of where I stand.
	I'm obviously always open to hearing other things.
	This isn't like a topic that I'm like, you know, concern myself with too Too much.
	Um I know a lot of people that are more religious are more pro-life and I respect that.
	Um but that's kind of my take on it right now at the moment.
	Do you feel the same way about the death penalty?
	In regards to just life or death.
	So when it comes to honestly, this might be extreme.
	I don't think we should even give them the death penalty.
	I think we should torture them.
	If I'm gonna be honest, like if you if you if you're like if you're someone who hurts kids, you rape women, you you know, do senseless violence, you do mass uh mass murdering or serial killer, whatever, like that scumbag that you know stabbed that woman on the train.
	Yeah, uh, I don't think death penalty is enough.
	I think I think these guys need to be publicly tortured.
	Um and the reason why is because we need to send a clear message that we're not gonna tolerate uh this bullshit.
	And I think it should be like if I became fear, I'd I call the WBNN, the waterboard niggas network, and we would just live stream that shit all day.
	Yeah, and I think that would deter crime because um a lot of criminals uh might think twice when they're gonna be embarrassed live as they're crying, do it, you know, getting tortured for the crimes that they do.
	It'll make them think twice.
	Yeah, awesome.
	All right, yeah.
	No worries, man.
	What's up, man?
	Hey, thanks for having me.
	So my question is, how did we get to this point in our country where half of the population can't tell the difference between a man and a woman and they think it's okay to mutilate uh children's body parts, and they come up with hundreds of different pronouns.
	I was just wondering how we got here and can we correct that line of thinking?
	If it do you even think that's possible at all?
	Um we got here through liberalism, right?
	We got here through liberalism, we got here through feminism, right?
	And that's why this is a perfect example of what I mean where feminism is the spearhead to almost every societal problem that we have.
	So first it was free love in the 1960s, right?
	Well, first it was birth control, no fault of the force.
	That leads to the creation and push of feminism.
	After feminism, then was the gay rights and gay marriage.
	At the gay rights and gay marriage, now the alphabet community comes in out of nowhere, right?
	We went from letting two dudes get married, right, to now we're going all the way far left where there's 99 genders now.
	And it's just gonna continue to get worse and worse.
	And we kind of, you know, dealt with this slippery slope.
	And I'll admit, like, you know, my generation is what failed you guys in this regard, because we voted for guys like Obama.
	We thought back then it's not a big deal, you know, just let them get married like the rest of us.
	But what ended up happening is we o we opened up that Overton window, and and when you give them an inch, they take a mile, and that's kind of what's going on right now.
	So I do think that my generation bears some responsibility for that, but it's because most of us voted for Obama back in 08 because we didn't have alternative media and we were so pissed off with the Iraq war, and we're just so tired of that bullshit, so we wanted something different.
	And Obama was a great charismatic speaker, and a lot of people bought it hook, line, and sinker.
	I remember I was 18 when he ran and I voted.
	So um, but this is created a lot of problems because it came from the Obama era.
	But yeah, it started with feminism, and that's how we've gotten to this point now.
	So how do you think we can correct that line of thinking?
	I think we're slowly correcting it now.
	I I see a lot of young uh guys are starting to lean more conservative because the Democrat Party has done a horrible job of being cool and marketable to young men.
	Uh and I see a lot of young guys becoming more conservative versus in my generation, a lot of guys were more progressive.
	Because I know like when I was a kid, there wasn't really all this gender stuff.
	And then slowly when I got to high school and college, it kind of all slipped through face.
	And I feel like a lot of people my age, they don't know that that stuff's just so crazy, it's just normal to them.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah.
	This 99 gender bullshit was is a new thing.
	Right.
	Right.
	And as someone who's like watched the paradigm change from, you know, I was born in 90 to now, it's crazy.
	I remember being in college and like gay marriage becoming a thing, and it would be controversial back then.
	But I did not foresee that it would get like this.
	Right.
	Right.
	So, yeah, that's kind of where we are.
	All right.
	Thank you, no worries, man.
	Appreciate it.
	Yeah, no worries, brother.
	What's up, man?
	Hello.
	Um, I just had a quick question for you.
	So I guess after Charlie Kirk died, a lot of people that were on the left, they were either criticizing him or celebrating his death.
	And people like Asmung, who as as far as I know, you're generally positive towards him.
	Yeah.
	Um, they were, you know, supporting these people getting deplatformed and censoring them, but you're with uncensored America.
	And I was just wondering, and to be clear, The people that are celebrating his death, I think fully should, you know, have punishment come towards them.
	But I was wondering, people that are just criticizing Charlie Kirk, I feel like it's our right to, you know, say we disagree with someone even after they die, if it's insensitive, it doesn't really matter.
	I just wanted to hear what your opinion on that was.
	Yeah, I mean, you know, me and Charlie didn't agree on everything too.
	I I think the big thing that we disagreed on was Israel, right?
	And we had a discussion about that before.
	Um but obviously when he was killed, I kind of just you know, I I think now it's more about kind of uniting versus like still bringing up political grievances from before just out of respect, is my opinion.
	Um I do understand that some people are gonna still be critical after his passing, especially maybe his political opposition.
	But I I don't I you know, I don't know, is it is it worth it?
	Like, I mean he's not he's no longer here to defend his beliefs, right?
	So I think criticizing him at this point now is kind of you know waste of time.
	But I do understand that people, especially on the left, are gonna do that.
	Um but yeah, celebrating anyone's death, whether left or right, is a big problem.
	Like, you know, if someone if someone, you know, on the left was like uh a pol a big political commentator on the left was killed that in that manner, I would say we need to find the individuals responsible and put them in the WBNN, the waterboard nigga network, right?
	Uh but that's that's kind of where we are now, unfortunately.
	And I and I would argue that the left tends to be more violent when it comes to politics than conservatives are, right?
	And I know a lot of liberals might say that's not true or whatever, but I think it's absolutely true.
	Because they've never had to deal with you know real consequences or censorship for their worldviews.
	It's always been conservatives that have been censored, not the left.
	Yeah, I would say that um Sorry, let's give me a second.
	Um I think the problem though is that a lot of people on the right.
	Sorry.
	A lot of people on the right, they have been dealing with this censorship, and I don't think that we should be stooping to the same level as the people that used to do it on the left censoring us.
	No, I agree with you.
	Like them canceling Jimmy Kimmel, for example.
	I thought that was retarded.
	Like I like I he made a joke.
	Yes, it was bad, it was bad faith.
	Yes, it was very poor taste.
	Um, but I don't think he should have been cancelled for it.
	Um But like these individuals that are like celebrating on TikTok that are paramedics, nurses, doctors, whatever, like after someone's been killed, I think that's highly inappropriate.
	Yeah, like I said, I think.
	Because they're in positions of trust, you know what I mean?
	Like if you're in a position of trust where literally people's lives are in your hands, you should not be celebrating death of anyone.
	Right.
	Because you took an oath to protect all life no matter what.
	Yeah, but I think um just to wrap up here, yeah.
	I just I would say that just criticizing somebody, even if it's insensitive, I wouldn't say that we should cancel those people.
	I wouldn't say that we should.
	I mean, we can be negative towards them, but that's their right to say it, so I right to criticize too, right?
	Yeah, fair enough.
	I mean, if you're attacking people's ideas, I have no problem with that.
	Alright, thank you.
	No worries then, thank you.
	Alright, so yeah, guys, uh so the topics are I did nothing wrong.
	Men are superior to women?
	Jews have too much power.
	Um, what else?
	I have a question.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, uh the Alphabet community uh are mentally ill.
	Whatever you want.
	So why why do you think that we don't acknowledge Israel's nuclear weapons program?
	Because uh that would create a lot of problems for them if we if they hadn't acknowledged nuclear uh program.
	Do you find it ironic that we're bombing Iran for the exact same reason?
	It's fucking nuts, man.
	It's I've I've said that before.
	It's like it's crazy to me how Israel has an illegal nuclear weapons program where they stole a lot of the technology and uranium from us out of Apollo, but they're complaining about Iran having a nuclear bomb.
	It's it's hypocrisy at the highest level.
	It's ridiculous.
	So it it just that but that goes to show how strong the tentacles are uh of the Israeli influence in America.
	Even if you say tentacles, they can call you an anti-Semite, just like I mean they're deporting college kids here and all the other place for being critical of Israel.
	It's nuts.
	Crazy.
	Right?
	So no, thank you.
	Alright, any progressives, any liberals want to get on the mic?
	If you think I'm a bigot or whatever it may be, feel free to tell me why.
	Okay.
	Let's try to get a disagreement out here.
	If possible.
	And again, I'll give you guys a position.
	I'm telling me I'll mic.
	Well, we're on YouTube, so we can save that one for later.
	Um up to the mic.
	Okay.
	What's up, man?
	What's up?
	What's your name?
	I'm Hatan.
	What is it?
	Haton.
	Maton?
	Some like that.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	A little loud.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, just be loud loud so that people here can hear you.
	Yeah.
	Uh so I've seen like your content online.
	Yeah.
	And so, like, my question to you is Like, what exactly is like I've seen most of your podcasts with like women and everything, and I my question is to you like what is like your goal?
	Like, what what is the message that you're trying to send to men, young men?
	What what is my message and my goal?
	So the question is what is my message and my goal to uh uh with the podcast?
	To young men specifically.
	To young men?
	Yeah.
	Uh to get women back in the kitchen.
	Get women back in the kitchen.
	Yeah, to get women back in the kitchen, yeah.
	To have guys have the balls to finally stand up to women and say you need to go back to the fucking kitchen.
	All right.
	Do you think that's like productive as a whole?
	Like, do you think tell women to go back to the kitchen?
	Do you think telling young men to tell young women to go back to the kitchen will work?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, because uh and I'll explain why.
	A guy that can tell a woman to go back to the kitchen is a guy that's in his masculine frame.
	A guy that's in his masculine frame understands that he has duties and responsibilities to a family and to his woman.
	So by him telling her to go back to the kitchen, what he's doing is he's leveraging her greater strength, which is making sandwiches, not making careers.
	So that's why I think um men need to get the balls to tell women to go back to the kitchen.
	What makes you think that women aren't capable of leading the same careers though as men?
	What makes me think that women are capable of aren't capable of leading the same careers as men?
	Because they are they're inferior to us in almost every metric that matters.
	They're weaker, they're smaller, they're shorter, they're um more susceptible to they're more vulnerable, um, you know, they they're just not equal to us in any way.
	Now, again, I want to be clear about this.
	This doesn't mean from an inherent human value.
	I would argue from a human value, actually, they hold more value because they incubate the next generation.
	But when it comes to practicality and performance, men are superior in every regard.
	So then my question to you is in the modern day, with like uh you know, you mentioned these like physical differences between men and women, biological difference between men and women.
	In the modern day, how much of this like you know, women are shorter or or weaker to men biologically?
	How much of uh how much of that like materially matters in the workplace?
	How much does a woman's biology and her physical inferiority matter in society?
	Well, you mentioned women being like biologically weaker than men.
	Yeah, right.
	But how much does that matter on a scale of like if most jobs nowadays aren't work aren't hard labor?
	If most jobs are in the office, if most jobs are leading whatever it may be corporate type jobs.
	Yeah, no, I I see your position.
	But that that's what I mean when I say we've like we've civilized the world so much and modernized us so much that like we forget like how inferior women really are, if we're gonna be honest, right?
	With this how much we moderniz uh we've modernized society, like we've made it where it's like, oh, you're a woman, you want to join the military?
	Cool, like just go ahead and come on in.
	Oh, you want to be a cop?
	Oh, yeah, sure, just come on in because of equality, inclusivity.
	I think it's all good to be equal and egalitarian until you get hit with reality again, right?
	And I want it where I think we need to, and this is why I agree with what Pete Hex said did, where he, you know, brought back military standards, said, yo, women shouldn't be serving in certain positions.
	We need to stay lethal and stay powerful.
	We don't want to be in a position where it's like, oh, we get punched in the face, then we realize, oh, we weren't prepared.
	I think it's best to be prepared from the beginning.
	So, you know, inclusivity at the cost of um productivity is a big problem.
	But what is like the material productivity cost?
	Is there something that can be measured?
	Like, what is the true productivity cost of having man?
	We're talking about that.
	Um go ahead.
	Like, is there a measurable productivity loss in having women in the workplace?
	Well, here's the thing.
	I think that the the productivity measurement that we should be focusing on is are we having kids?
	Are we having nuclear families?
	And what feminism has effectively done is it's come in and it's destroyed the nuclear family because women are more concerned with chasing a career versus chasing a family, and I think that's where a lot of problems happen.
	I don't know, like I I don't think that's entirely true.
	I think there are you don't think feminism contributed to the destruction of the nuclear family?
	To the destruction of the nuclear I think the loss of the nuclear family as a family structure could be like is derived from a lot more than just modern feminism.
	That could be Of course, there's gonna be multiple factors, but I would argue feminism has been one of the key ingredients to the destruction of the family unit.
	And then who's to say that women are you know, they have to be confined to the structure of a nuclear family?
	Like, what it who says exactly that is the right path for women and we have a family?
	I mean, not but like why can't they have a family later in their careers when They choose to.
	Um, because by then they're too old and used up, unfortunately.
	Right?
	Like uh by the time a woman hits like in her thirties, most of most of her eggs are gone.
	You know, so it's gonna be significantly harder for her to actually have children into her 30s.
	So like, you know, she should be trying to mate and uh have children when she's younger.
	I mean, there's still plenty of women now who are having children in the 30s and sure, but you know, this is why we got more retards.
	Like this is why we got autism and all these other mental problems is because you know, women are having kids later, kids come out retarded, you know what I mean?
	It's like it's ridiculous.
	So I think if we want to have, you know, an optimal healthy society, women should be having children what they're at their optimal uh health.
	So in their 20s.
	Now now just because and just because women can have kids at 30 doesn't mean that we should allow that to happen because a lot of them have failed pregnancies as well.
	Would you would you not say that completely excluding that part of the population from the workplace would actually be less productive as a whole for society?
	Say that again.
	Would you not argue that excluding women as a whole from the workplace would not really just be less productive for society as a whole?
	Well, we would have to do it in segments, right?
	You can't just say, all right, all you guys back to the kitchen right now.
	We'd have to do it in waves.
	You know, like when you're getting on a plane and they say, All right, you know, party one can get on now, party two, you guys can get on.
	We gotta do it like in waves.
	All right, hot girls, you go back to the kitchen, wait a little bit.
	All right, you mids, now you guys can go back to the kitchen.
	Then you know, wait a little bit more.
	All right, you fat hoes can go back to the kitchen, but you can't eat nothing.
	You know what I mean?
	Like we just gotta go in and we gotta do it in like waves.
	I mean, yeah, I disagree.
	I think especially doing it in waves.
	Well, that and the entire concept, but I like to.
	But you do agree that the fat woman gotta go last.
	I I didn't say that.
	I didn't say that.
	But um I think especially with like modern reproductive methods like IVF and all these like different like ways that science has brought about having children, women don't have to be forced into having children early on at the cost of their careers.
	Well, again, they could go ahead and sacrifice um a family, but I think the problem here is that we don't educate women enough to tell them like look, if you want to pursue a family, sorry, if you want to pursue a career, fine, but understand that as you rise up the ranks and make more money and increase your status, your ability to formulate a family is going to be significantly harder.
	Because as women acquire resources, their standards go up.
	As their standards go up, far few uh fewer and fewer men can meet that standard.
	Is it really do you like okay?
	Do you really think that women have too high of standards though?
	Like, do you really Do I think that women have what?
	Too high of standards, do you since that women's standards are way too high?
	You're like do you high.
	Can you do that?
	Like we like we got girls that are mids, wanting like a dude six foot plus, making a hundred grand plus a year.
	Like, and I and I'll blame social media on that and them being educated and having uh access to more resources.
	I mean, I think there's definitely some like, you know, social media has contributed, but I think that also applies to men in the same vein.
	I think a lot of men have also distorted reality on what they expect to be.
	I would argue, so I see your persp perspective.
	If I took 100 men and I took 100 women and I asked the men to rank themselves of where they think they stand in the sexual marketplace, like what they would rate themselves, um, versus if I took a hundred women and asked them where they rate themselves, the men would probably be closer to where they actually stand.
	So in other words, the guys would probably be more humble and rate themselves as five, six, seven, right?
	More average, versus a majority of the women are gonna say I'm a ten.
	So there's there's a very stark contrast between how the genders see themselves in their value.
	Women tend to over uh estimate their sexual market value versus men tend to undervalue theirs.
	So I understand what you're saying, but my question to you then is do you not think a result that's a result of the patriarchy in some way, and that because so I'm a short man and a lot of people.
	Yeah, you're cooked.
	It's gonna be hard for you to get a chick.
	Well, I have a girlfriend.
	I'm long I have a long-term girlfriend and it's it's how long y'all been together?
	Uh about a year and a half now, and we're you guys met in college?
	No, in high school.
	So as you guys age, yeah, if your status doesn't go up and you don't make more money, and she either comes close to you or surpasses you, your chance of staying in said relationship are gonna drop off precipitously.
	Okay, I mean that's that's a hardcore reality because women are resource extractors, women are you know hypergamous.
	Well, can I okay?
	So but from what I'm trying to say is that a lot of the things that I've gotten as a short man or as whatever have been primarily from men, have been primarily from men.
	And I think a lot of like, you know, you rated like men talking about rating them lower on the social ladder.
	Like if you asked a man where he places on the social ladder, he'd rank himself lower.
	Do you not think a lot of that is because it's standards imposed by men on men as well?
	Yeah, and that's a good thing.
	Because we tend to be we tend to operate a reality because of these standards.
	Women don't have that that they don't have those standards.
	like I was discussing this before.
	Women don't understand the concept of hierarchy.
	I mean, the reason why they don't understand the concept of hierarchy is because it's not required for them to mate.
	Right?
	So I'll start from the beginning.
	Everyone is put on earth to mate, right?
	And have children.
	For men, for us to have children and mate, we must rise up the ranks in the hierarchy to have sexual access to women.
	For women to mate, they don't have to rise up the hierarchy to have sexual access.
	So since they don't need to understand hierarchy to get sexual access, they just exist.
	And they're not aware of this stuff.
	But you I'll explain even better in your situation.
	If your woman stayed the way that she is right now, you're never leaving her.
	But if you stay the way that you are right now, she's gonna leave you.
	See the difference?
	I can I say something to you is because she's gonna expect you to grow, right?
	And earn more money, increase your status, and be at least close to not a red one.
	That's something I expect of myself as well, is to grow in my career.
	That's something I expect of myself to grow in my own.
	But understand that she doesn't have to change, but you do.
	And that's my that's my precisely my point.
	Because men are fundamentally held to a hierarchy standard, whether they want to accept it or not.
	Okay, I under I understand what you're saying in that vein specifically, but I mean, when I started dating her, I was jobless, I didn't have any money, and there is really no issue with that.
	And I picked up a job out of my own volition, and even to this day, it's not it's never really been a point of contention because I was I lost a job and nothing changed.
	It was like, I don't know.
	I think like I I'm not I I'm not gonna argue with you.
	I think there are shallow people in the world.
	I think there are shallow people, but I think shallow people can take the form in both men and women.
	I think there are tons of shallow men as well.
	I would argue there's more shallow women than shallow men.
	But why is that?
	Why do you like the bigger thing?
	Uh because the because the things that women look for are tangible things that are there for their um survival.
	Women, and they have to be this way, by the way.
	I'm not shitting on them for being this way.
	But they have to be shallow because women are the more vulnerable sex, and women are designed to extract resources from men, not the other way around.
	So this is why women inherently are more sophistic, more narcissistic, um, and uh are more selective in the process because they're the more vulnerable sex.
	Do you like do you have any like is that backed by anything?
	Like I mean, it's it's backed uh it's just biology.
	Like, you know, if you poll a hundred women, they're gonna tell you I want a guy that's six foot tall, I want a guy that makes a hundred cran per year, I want a guy that goes to the gym, I want a guy that has XYZ.
	Now, every woman is gonna have different variations of this, right?
	Different standards within these metrics, but the bottom line is always the same.
	They want a man better than them.
	So then, but I think how can you apply like you know these old you know, biological takes from you know very much more primal times, primal times in human history.
	I don't think they exactly you know fit in and slot in perfectly to the 21st century.
	I don't think they exactly Yeah, and this is why I say um modernity does not change the hindbrain, right?
	Like it allows us to maybe, right, with with technology and all the you know human achievements we have, it allows us to kind of not operate in reality when we you know don't have to, but the ugly reality is that we're always gonna, you know, regress back to our instincts, and and you can find this in what women find attractive.
	Like the things that the the attraction triggers are primal.
	They're they're like they're built into you, right?
	Men, what do we look for?
	Young girl, hot, big tits, nice ass, good shape, etc.
	This is what men typically look for.
	What do women look for?
	You know, tall, strong, competent, healthy genes, right?
	So we're looking for replication value of like we want to have good looking kids with a good looking woman.
	Women look on survival value.
	Can this guy protect me?
	And this is just how it's baked in.
	So then my question to you is then how do you explain the epidemic of chop men with tons of girlfriends that are hotter than them?
	Because they have status.
	Because they have status.
	They're doing something right.
	Whenever I see a man with a girl that's out of his league, I know for a fact he either has money, status, he has game, he's doing something right if he's dating a girl out of his league.
	But is that not?
	I mean, like, that makes sense, right?
	Like, I think if a man has game, if he has if he has a personality, but but the point is is that he's gotta work for that.
	Yeah, for sure.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Like, men have to work to get women, women don't have to work to get men.
	Women have to work to keep men.
	Big difference.
	I think maybe like very highly attractive women, but I don't know if that same standard applies to just average-looking women or below average women either.
	Average-looking women have access to celebrities.
	This is why they're insufferable.
	Average-looking women are delusional and have high standards because they have access to higher status men.
	Because men don't care about hierarchy.
	A regular girl from here from this school can DM a celebrity and probably get a response.
	Versus if an average guy here, you know, DM'd uh uh uh a celebrity female, yeah, DM Rihanna, she she bro, she ain't looking, she'll give a fuck.
	Right?
	Like do you think Rihanna's a fair comparison?
	I'm just I'm using the example of if a regular guy messages a female celebrity, she he's invisible.
	But if a regular girl messages a celebrity, he's gonna more than likely respond.
	It's just like male desperation.
	Male desperation?
	Like, do you not think that's a part of it?
	It's just male being all like men just being easy.
	Well that that speaks to the inherent biology we discussed earlier.
	Women fuck who they want, men fuck who they can, even if they have the status to fuck who they want.
	Alright, well, that's my time.
	I have to go to class, so no worries, man.
	Alright.
	Appreciate talking to you.
	No worries, bro.
	Alright.
	Anyone else?
	Uh whether you think uh feminism, ICE did nothing wrong, women are dumb, Jews control America, fat people are disgusting.
	We need to put them in a fat camp.
	Concentration camps where they can concentrate and dying and exercise.
	So, any of that stuff.
	Don't be scared.
	Don't be scared, guys.
	Yeah, have a discussion, even if you disagree.
	Or if you want me to clarify one of my positions, you know?
	Alright.
	Um you want to talk about because we're on YouTube, so I don't know if we could talk about the cookie monster event.
	That's what you want to discuss.
	Oh, can we not?
	We can't talk about it.
	Yeah, maybe towards the end.
	Alright.
	Yeah.
	Because we're on YouTube.
	You know how that goes.
	You know, mustache man and cookie monster event, that becomes a problem on YouTube for obvious reasons.
	What's up, got somebody?
	So tell me why you think ICE is doing nothing wrong right now.
	Uh the reason why I think ICE is doing nothing wrong right now, um, you know, obviously it's a little bit of a hyperbole, but for the most part, I think they're doing good because um interior immigration enforcement is something that we've been, you know, procrastinating on for decades.
	You know, I I have not seen any administration go this hard on uh focusing on deportation from the interior of the United States.
	Wouldn't you say that they're gonnao far though at all?
	In some cases, obviously, yes, right?
	You know, there's gonna be some people that get apprehended that might have status, right?
	Um, that get rounded up in these raids.
	Um, but I do think that that's gonna be a you know a byproduct of getting this done uh effectively and deporting as many people as possible, right?
	Some of these people are illegally harboring these aliens who might be U.S. citizens or have status, so there are gonna be criminal investigations there.
	Some people might not be able to be determined uh to be USCs or have status right then and there at the scene, they gotta bring them back to the office, fingerprint them, see where they stand.
	Um so there's always gonna be inherent um problems, but I think for the most part, uh we're doing a good job when it comes to immigration enforcement within the interior, which is the key distinction.
	Something we've never I I at least no recent administration has done.
	Isn't that kind of ironic though?
	Because your sign says I said nothing wrong, but you're admitting that I said something's wrong.
	It's a little bit of hyperbole, you know what I'm saying?
	But like you know, but the but for the most part I think what's going on is good.
	Okay, nothing is ever perfect, right?
	So, but wouldn't you say that people who are going to uh these immigration courts fighting for their legal status, but then getting arrested as soon as they step outside wrong?
	Yeah, you th you're probably referring to what they're doing in New York City.
	Um the reason why is because New York City has been a sanctuary city for a very long time.
	These people have been able to operate with impunity.
	What Israel's uh I said Israel, what um ICE is doing is um when they're coming out these immigration courts and they don't have status, they're picking them up.
	Okay.
	So that's all to say.
	No worries.
	Alright.
	Anyone else want to come up?
	Many different topics.
	We could discuss Israel, ICE, black crime, women being dumb.
	Why do you hate women?
	Where are you where are you a so-called quote unquote misogynist?
	Hey, I what do you think women shouldn't have rights?
	I think um, well, look, I obviously I think they should have human rights.
	I just don't think they should have the right to vote on some other stuff.
	Um but my thing is I I just accept the reality that men and women are different.
	I think we've been kind of you know pretending to be blind to this topic and say, oh yeah, we're all equal.
	Men and women are the same and it's like it's just it's just not.
	And you know we have all the biological evidence to show it.
	And I think in gen I I would argue that egalitarianism and feminism and all this equality bullshit, it's actually hurt women more than it's helped them despite the fact that they think that it's helped them.
	100%.
	Yeah.
	I believe that if arranged marriages and if we go to like how we are in the East, you know you know what I'm saying like this and stuff.
	Well yeah arranged marriages had you know fixed a lot of problems.
	They did because the w the you know you get married to a man and you're not putting all these other men who are in your catalog up for comparison.
	So you're because the parents were vetting.
	So the parents were vetting to make sure the guy would be a good provider and then you know the other family was vetting to make sure that you know she's not a 304.
	So both parties come to the table with something of tangible value which you know is the premise of a relationship.
	But now it's gotten to a point where it's like women don't have to bring anything to the table.
	Men have to bring a little bit to the table and neither party's happy because they're not getting what they should be getting from the other party.
	And I I think that the problem more or less arises because women delude each other.
	Yeah the diluted will lead the diluted they're they're gonna keep lying to themselves and saying oh we want to be equal when they don't understand that equality comes with responsibility standards, lowering uh military requirements or countries effectively worse worse military like China could steamroll us with the amount of DEI.
	I mean you saw Heg set's um thing with the generals yeah there was a bunch of people posting on like Instagram and TikTok that they were like not gonna listen to the uh what Secretary of State Yeah yeah well Secretary of War Secretary of Defense same thing yeah insane no it's absolutely nuts.
	Um cool what else uh yeah guys we we're talking about a bunch of different stuff I know it's my third time up but uh I think I think ICE actually did everything wrong.
	Okay.
	Why do you say that?
	Well, at the beginning of Trump's term, he promised mass deportations.
	I don't think we're getting that at all.
	I think what ICE is doing, they're working on removing college students who speak up against Israel and other people who might be citizens or might be green card holders rather than removing actual legal immigrants who came here with no deportations.
	I agree that focusing on college students that are critical of Israel is a gross waste of resources because technically these students are here illegally and them criticizing a foreign nation shouldn't be the reason why they lose their visa.
	But that's just one component of the immigration reform.
	But I would say outside of that, for the most part, the interior enforcement that he's doing compared to other presidents and other administrations is remarkable.
	Do you think in terms of numbers, ICE is doing a good job at removing illegal immigrants?
	Because when I voted, I voted for Trump.
	I voted for mass immigrations.
	And we're not having mass immigration.
	You mean mass deportations?
	No, like mass deportations.
	yeah yeah yeah you may have voted for mass deportation yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah so no I I would say because the thing is is that so you okay so look at immigration as like the human body right the United States the human body first you gotta stop the bleeding the bleeding was coming from the southwest border right stop the bleeding right we like a 90% plus drop in uh illegal aliens trying to cross into the country right now that you stop the bleeding now it's time to actually deal with the wound of the people that are actually here in the United States.
	That's where this interior enforcement is coming in because this has been the this has been the part that every politician has been too pussy to implement.
	Right.
	So that's where we are now as a byproduct of that they're also targeting students for anti-Semitism which I think is retarded.
	Yeah but um but the thing is is that they're picking up a lot of other illegals as well and who knows because um I think if I'm not mistaken the Mahmoud Khalil case it was found unconstitutional to deport him.
	It was so you know they they tried they failed right that's probably why that's why we're not hearing so much about them picking up college students anymore about Israel.
	It's not hitting the news like that.
	Because I think that set a pretty good precedent so now they're kind of focusing more in in terms of of pure numbers I don't think I don't think the the um I don't think ICE is doing enough for masses the the pure numbers aren't going to be as high because they're not deporting people from the border anymore.
	A lot of these immigration statistics that have these crazy numbers these are from catch and releases And deportations back from the border.
	So interior enforcement is never going to be able to keep up with deportations from the border.
	So that's why the numbers are skewed like that.
	Okay.
	So my next question would be, you know, if you know Trump has taken around 200 million this um this term from the Israeli lobby.
	Um and you know, if their goal is um mass immigration and you know, white genocide, whatever you want to call it, um, if that's their goal, um wouldn't it be kind of counterproductive that Trump is kind of aiding them while um you know claiming to support mass deportations.
	I'm a little confused by so it's hypocritical that he supports mass deportations.
	Yeah, while taking money from Israel who are supporting mass migration.
	Well, the thing is is that a lot of Israelis, even ones that were more progressive, have you know suddenly all of a sudden become right wing.
	And the reason why is because with October 7th of the war in Gaza, what it's done is it's kind of red pilled a lot of them to realize like, oh, we have to take a more conservative approach to our political ideology to deal with with this conflict.
	This is why you got people like Bill Ackman and Alex Carp and Peter Thiels, he was a Zionist.
	You got all these guys who typically were, you know, lifelong Democrats, progressives, coming over now to the conservative side, and it's because of for the defense of Israel.
	Right.
	So that's that's kind of what it is.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Um I just and guys, by the way, don't be scared.
	Okay, if you got a disagreement, come on up, whether it's ICE or women or Jews or I just think the whole ICE thing with uh with Trump, I think that's more of like feeding into people's wants rather than actually doing anything.
	Because well, that was his main campaign uh thing.
	He ran on mass deportations.
	That was one of the top reasons people voted for him.
	Right.
	All right, thank you.
	That's all no worries.
	All right.
	Let's get some fresh blood on the mic, man.
	Don't be scared, guys.
	You guys have seen you have an advantage.
	You've heard a lot of the things that I've said in my world views.
	If you got uh come on over to uh so they can hear you.
	Whoever who asked that?
	Who has that?
	You just wanted to have hot takes.
	Do I have any hot takes?
	I have plenty.
	Uh I've you know, um, I guess uh we I see some new faces here.
	Yeah, men are superior to women, Jews control America.
	Blacks commit too much crime, you know, proportionate to their population size.
	What's up?
	Oh, it says, shadow.
	Uh, everyone supporting Myron.
	Hopefully we see you out here more.
	Uh we need more people like this, because uh the Jews definitely did 9-11.
	They were involved.
	It wasn't just them, but uh we need to wake up a lot more people about the truth because there's a lot of people here are just like lying to themselves.
	That aren't aware.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Come on up, guys.
	Come on.
	No one bites.
	Don't be scared.
	Anyone want the mic?
	Do we have super chats?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, guys.
	Let me see if I can uh look at super chats here for a second.
	I've been not looking at my phone too much.
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	All my guys in the OSS, shout out to you guys.
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	Um, what's up, man?
	I'm curious uh about what you think about how the FBI has handled the whole the whole like Charlie Kirk thing and the level of transparency that there's been.
	Um I'll definitely say that, you know, what's going on right now is um I don't like uh how they're approaching it, they're not being transparent enough on this case.
	There's just too many weird things about it.
	Yeah, too too many that we have more questions than answers at this point.
	Yeah.
	And I think with the Charlie Kirk case with the the level of um interest from the general public, I think it's um nuts that we um are not being a bit more transparent with it because at the end of the day, this is not a terrorism investigation, it's not a counterintelligence investigation, at least at the end on the onset, it's a murder investigation.
	So the guy's been charged, he's in jail, come out with the evidence, you know, restore public trust, right?
	Because I think at this point, uh American trust of the federal government and the government in general is very low.
	So I think what they need to do is take a case like this that has enormous public interest and be very transparent about it to regain that trust.
	Right.
	I think and I understand because as someone that used to be a special agent, like I understand protecting the integrity of an investigation, but I also understand that a case of this magnitude and public interest, you gotta take one for the team.
	And if the case loses a little bit of its integrity to regain public trust, I think that's a trade worth doing.
	So hopefully, but you know, but I will say also the FBI's not really running this case like that.
	It's actually the s the state police in Utah, because they're the ones that actually charged.
	So yeah.
	We good?
	Okay.
	Well go ahead.
	That's it?
	I hope that answered your okay.
	I guess one more thing.
	Go ahead.
	I don't know.
	Did you see like the text messages or oh that looked super shitty?
	Yeah.
	That again, yeah.
	Again, like you know, this is the problem is that like we have more questions than answers.
	That's the thing like that part to me, especially was just like, yeah, no nobody text like that.
	Absolutely nuts.
	You know, so um yeah, no, I agree, man.
	I agree.
	We have we have way more questions than answers.
	So no worries.
	Um anybody else want to come on?
	How's it going?
	Sorry, guys, I'm trying to pull up OSS right now.
	What's up, brother?
	I was wondering, so you know, you mentioned there's a lot more questions than answers.
	What do you think of the way that Candace Owens has been reporting and kind of talking about the subject?
	Do you think it's kind of creating more of that confusion or helping?
	Because she obviously cares a lot about Charlie.
	She was good friends with him.
	Yeah.
	But I I think um uh you know, some people might criticize her, say she's going too too crazy, conspiracy, whatever.
	I I think what she's doing is she's echoing.
	There's a reason why she has a hundred to two hundred thousand people watching her live every time she goes.
	Yeah.
	And that that I if anything speaks is a testament to how people don't trust the government, right?
	And I think her popularity and surge in popularity over the past month due to this assassination should be a beacon to the government that they need to be more transparent because if they don't fill in the holes and the gaps, other people will.
	Yeah.
	Right.
	Um, so I think if anything, this is why they need to be transparent.
	Now I like Candace, I've had her on the show.
	You know, I I think she's probably one of the best, um, you know, female political commentators, if not the best.
	You know, I have a uh a great amount of respect for her because she leads with her brain versus her looks, right?
	She dresses modestly, etc.
	There's a reason why she's been able to build up her platform.
	Uh very brave in many different fronts.
	Um, but I think this should be a sign from the government that they need to be more transparent.
	Okay.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, man.
	Appreciate that.
	Uh go ahead, come on up.
	Come on up.
	I know you've been you've been here for a minute.
	You probably got some questions or disagreements or I don't know.
	What's up?
	What do you think of Canvas uh Candace Owens, like how open she is about Charlie's Kirk?
	Um, yeah, like I said before, I th I think she's um she's she's filling in a lot of the gaps for the American public that the government isn't.
	And that's why she's why getting so many views right now.
	But doesn't that put her in risk?
	Of course, yeah.
	Yeah, uh, you know, telling the truth is always gonna put you at risk for any topic, right?
	It just comes down to um who are you telling the truth about and how dangerous are they?
	But being truthful about anything is always gonna create inherent risk because there's always gonna be people that have an incentive to to continue lying for whatever different reason.
	That was it, okay.
	Um though you should be able to see it in Rumble Studio.
	You should be able to see locals on Rumble Studio.
	Like on Rumble Studio, I think we should be able to see on the side of the shoot chat.
	It should be like uh the donations inside or whatever.
	All right, anybody else want to come on up to the mic?
	Agree, disagree with anything.
	We're out here hanging out.
	It's Charlie Kirk's birthday, so this stream is dedicated to him.
	Obviously, the first amendment is one of the reasons why this is the best country in the world, despite the You know, problems that we might have here or there.
	I still think we're better than these other first world countries like you know, cuck Canada, cuck Canada, a K Canada, you know, or Cuxralia, right?
	Or the or the UK, the cuck UK.
	What's up, man?
	So uh I remember you sorry.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I feel like this is good?
	After this question, we'll do it.
	So guys, chat, I'll reach I'll look at some chats here, guys, after um this one.
	Yeah.
	OSS guys.
	Okay, gotcha.
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	Okay, so I know you talked to Haas from the infrared podcast back in the ACP.
	Yep and you were just talking uh Canada, right?
	Yes.
	So my question is do you think Canada should be part of the United States?
	Do you think that they have any sovereignty?
	No?
	Why not?
	No, they're cooked.
	They're cooked?
	Uh yeah, well, I I mean it yeah, they they're cooked.
	Um mass immigration has destroyed that country.
	I mean so our country too, right?
	It's slowly destroying us.
	Yeah, and we're gonna be like them soon if we don't reel this in.
	So you don't want us to like help our brothers out in the north?
	Nah.
	I I I think they're they're a good ally, but bring bringing them in as a state is a very good thing.
	Not as a state, multiple states.
	Yeah, or potentially multiple states because it's so big.
	Uh no, I don't think so.
	Okay, that I think it's a failed nation in general.
	Failed nation.
	It's a failed nation.
	So is the UK, so is Australia.
	Like, you you know, we're the last ones really left.
	Um and and I think this is why we need to be very cautious of you know how we run this country in our future because if we don't, we're gonna be like these other countries.
	Okay.
	You know?
	Fair, okay.
	What do you think of the well have you read the program of the ACP?
	The what?
	The program of the American Communist Party that Haas uh founded.
	So I'm familiar with it?
	Yeah.
	You know, obviously I get along with you know, Jackson Enkel and Haas, you know, shout out to those guys.
	Uh even though they're communists, I think that's an example of though I disagree with them, you know, maybe politically or ideologic uh ideologically, uh they're still good guys.
	I get along with them.
	I've had them on the show.
	I think hearing other perspectives is great.
	Yeah, um, but I haven't read the actual thing all the way.
	But uh I think you should read it sometime if you have the time.
	Yeah.
	I I think uh Jackson and Haas kind of explained it to me to a degree which you know, and I'm you know not doing it all the way justice, but basically um less government uh control of certain infrastructures, which I've always been kind of confused about because you know that's kind of what communism is.
	But I'll have to have him back on the show and discuss it.
	Yeah, I think he's got his YouTube back, so we'll we'll bring Jackson back to kind of like you know, iron it out.
	Alright, awesome.
	Can I take a selfie with you?
	Yeah, sure, man.
	Okay, thank you.
	Take a selfie.
	While you do that, can we get some of those chat?
	All right, thank you, man.
	No problem, man.
	Cool.
	Oh, yeah, that's fine.
	It should be on OS.
	I'll show you how, real quick.
	I'm still here, guys.
	Come on up to the mic.
	Don't be scared.
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	Any topics, questions?
	Oh man, this feels nice standing up again.
	But uh, yeah.
	Anybody uh disagreements, questions, comments, concerns.
	Wait, do we have to leave in 20 minutes?
	That's our battery.
	Oh, that's battery life?
	We are consumed by battery life.
	So we got like 20 minutes.
	Alright.
	What was that?
	Yeah, yeah.
	So do you want to cut over to uh to Rumble?
	Yeah, I'm gonna go.
	Yeah, let me, yeah, no, I can.
	Yeah, we can cut to let's cut to Rumble, I guess.
	Yeah, because people are telling me the stream is lagging a lot.
	Oh, but this is way earlier.
	Yes, yeah, I'm looking at some of these chats.
	Um yeah, we can cut, you're gonna keep your YouTube up?
	Yeah, keep yours up.
	Alright, so let me what I'll do is let me drop Uncensored America's stream here in the chat real quick.
	And then we'll kind of go uncensored.
	What was that?
	Oh, I'll show you right now.
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