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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | |
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
America first. America first. America first. | ||
America first. | ||
Thank you. | ||
This show is off the rails! | ||
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What are we? | |
All right, so what are we even doing anymore? | ||
What are we even doing here? | ||
Okay, so the microphone was off. | ||
Now it's on. | ||
Okay, so are we are we good now? | ||
I think we're good now. | ||
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I tell you, sheesh. | |
Sheesh. | ||
Yeah, I see the live chats just lighting up. | ||
No sound, no sound. | ||
Tell them. | ||
Oh, we're having fun. | ||
Are you having fun? | ||
I'm having a lot of fun over here. | ||
All right, all right. | ||
Okay, you can stop posting in the live chat. | ||
We're good. | ||
I know, I know. | ||
There was no audio, but the audio is here. | ||
I can't blame the Jews for that one, all right? | ||
Can't blame Israel for that one. | ||
That one was my fault, but okay, so we're good now. | ||
Anyway, so should I just start from the top then? | ||
You're watching America First. | ||
Welcome. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Flint. | ||
We've got a great show for you tonight. | ||
You know what? | ||
You know what? | ||
We're gonna have a great show in spite of the tech problems, in spite of my failing health, everything else. | ||
Let's just forget all that. | ||
Let's just have a great show. | ||
Can we do that? | ||
Can I get a hell yeah? | ||
Can we get a great show? | ||
Oh boy. | ||
Well, I was saying before I realized I was muted that We've been having kind of a rough week, kind of having a rough week on the show. | ||
We hope to get through the whole show tonight with no more technical problems, with less than we started with, right? | ||
I know last night we got cut off right in the middle. | ||
Tuesday we got cut off. | ||
And it's sort of curious because it's always the same setup on the show. | ||
So I don't know why, particularly this week, we've been plagued with issues. | ||
I don't know. | ||
If it's because we've been naming them too hard. | ||
I don't know if it's the Israel lobby stuff. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe it's on my end. | ||
Maybe it's a Windows update. | ||
I don't know. | ||
But it's the same show every day and for the past couple of days we've been having this issue. | ||
So hopefully it's resolved. | ||
I went in last night. | ||
We didn't come back online last night because I said to myself, I'm not going to come back on the air until I fix this. | ||
So last night I tried a few more things. | ||
I cleaned out my drive completely. | ||
I deleted so much stuff. | ||
And then I changed up the network adapter a few times. | ||
I did a couple of test streams. | ||
And it looks like we're good. | ||
Okay? | ||
Yesterday I tweeted this out. | ||
I said I was running like 7 YouTube videos. | ||
I was playing Fortnite. | ||
And I was streaming all at the same time, streaming for an hour, and I had no issues. | ||
So, I hope we're good. | ||
If it goes down tonight, you know it's Israel, okay? | ||
If it goes down tonight, you know it's somebody else, somebody pulling the strings, right? | ||
But we're gonna have a good show. | ||
We've got a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you. | ||
I'm excited to do the show tonight. | ||
And I kept thinking it was Friday, too, for some reason. | ||
Did anybody else? | ||
I don't know why I feel that way, but today I thought it was Friday, so I was thinking, should we have a guest? | ||
Should we do something special? | ||
And then I realized it's Thursday. | ||
So, tonight we're going to resume a little bit of what we were talking about last night, what we did not get to, which was the goal in Heights. | ||
And then we will talk about this latest resolution, which just passed the Senate tonight. | ||
Or this afternoon, rather, which blocks the President's emergency declaration on the border. | ||
So, it's gonna be... we're in kind of a blackpilled state. | ||
Maybe the tech problems are actually, in a way, sort of paralleling our mentality with politics. | ||
You know, as the country sort of slides off the track a little bit, so too does the show, and so too does your host. | ||
You know, the country's going this way, the show is going in the same way, I'm going in the same way, we're all connected. | ||
It seems like everything is related, does it not? | ||
But so, we're going to get into all of that. | ||
I gotta tell you though, I tweeted out the other night, I said, look, I've been having so many issues with the show, we're getting like de-platformed from things, I got kicked out of CPAC, and we're having these glitches, and then I tweeted out in the same tweet, I said, oh, and I'm having some health problems. | ||
And I really shouldn't tweet like that because immediately I get like five different people, Nick are you okay? | ||
I don't know if they think I have cancer or like what? | ||
But what I was referring to if you were watching the show last night is the fact that I eat fast food like ten times a week. | ||
And then I get constipated, and then I'm throwing up, and I have all kinds of other... I mean, it's directly related. | ||
You understand this. | ||
It's not like... I don't have leukemia or something. | ||
It's just... I eat really bad food, and then I have... You know, I have a lot of issues then. | ||
It's like headaches and things. | ||
So I shouldn't tweet like that anymore. | ||
It's self-indulgent. | ||
You know, oh, feel bad for me. | ||
Pity me. | ||
And then I feel embarrassed because then I get serious people who are like, are you okay? | ||
It's like... | ||
Yeah, I just, I don't take care of my, uh, my diet. | ||
And then today, then today I was driving around with a top down, it was nice out, and I was literally telling myself, because I'm driving around, I'm thinking, you know it could go great, the weather's good, the top's down, feeling great, you know it could go great with this? | ||
Don't do it. | ||
Don't do it. | ||
You don't need it. | ||
Just go home. | ||
Just eat the buttered noodles. | ||
It's in the fridge. | ||
In my head, out loud, I'm telling myself, don't do it. | ||
Don't do it. | ||
You don't need it. | ||
Just go home. | ||
Just eat the buttered noodles. | ||
It's in the fridge. | ||
Just make a tuna sandwich. | ||
You're doing great. | ||
You're doing great. | ||
You know, we're turning over a new leaf and then I'm driving down the street and I see on the McDonald's sign, new donut fries. | ||
I peel off into the parking lot. | ||
Okay, well, they got the donut fries. | ||
So I'm telling myself, I'll just get a hamburger or I'll just get fries. | ||
Well, as long as I'm here, I'll get a hamburger with extra ketchup, a medium fry, six-piece donut fries. | ||
What are you doing? | ||
So, tomorrow we start the diet, alright? | ||
Tomorrow, tomorrow is when we're really gonna get it together, alright? | ||
I'm gonna wake up, I'm gonna wake up 5 a.m. | ||
I'm gonna go on a jog, brisk morning jog. | ||
Alright, I'll jog 10 miles. | ||
I'll go home, take a cold shower. | ||
Raw eggs! | ||
Raw eggs in the system, okay? | ||
We got raw eggs, banana, apple, flax seeds, omega-3, fatty acid supplements, and, you know, then I'll just try and eat right for the rest. | ||
I'll go and lift. | ||
I'll go to the gym. | ||
I'll lift big weights, deadlift, you know, and everything else. | ||
But today, maybe today was the last day, right? | ||
But anyway, you don't want to hear about that. | ||
You don't want to hear about You don't want to hear about me going Joker mode. | ||
You think it's a joke? | ||
Maybe you see the funny side, but we're going full Joker mode in real life, being on the show, and hey, it's gonna be fun, right? | ||
It's 2019, right? | ||
You're the black pill, maybe. | ||
You're the clown pill. | ||
But anyway, we're gonna dive right into the news here. | ||
We're going to tackle, like I said, This was supposed to be the featured story of last night's show. | ||
We got cut off. | ||
And what I talked about last night was Andrew Yang. | ||
I think he got the idea. | ||
You know, I was basically saying, and it was all very tongue-in-cheek, but the basic premise, we didn't get to finish it, but I think you kind of understood what I was getting at. | ||
He wants universal basic income for everybody. | ||
Well, everybody kind of gets welfare. | ||
Just about everybody gets welfare except for working people and white people. | ||
So that was the gist of yesterday. | ||
I think you guys can all, you were really missing a whole lot. | ||
I think you kind of, okay, you know, picked up on the point there. | ||
But the feature of the show last night, which I didn't get into at all, was this development yesterday about the Golan Heights. | ||
And so what happened yesterday, this wasn't a big deal, okay, this was a big deal. | ||
This wasn't a huge news story, but it's about patterns, right? | ||
What we do on this show, because there isn't something, you know, it's not India, Pakistan, World War III every day. | ||
We pick up on the patterns, and we look at documents, and we look at statements and announcements, and we try and put together a narrative, we try and put together a pattern, try and piece together Yesterday, the U.S. | ||
coherent story using all these different data points. | ||
And this is just another one of those data points. | ||
Yesterday, the U.S. referred to the Golan Heights as an area, quote, under Israeli control instead of occupied territory for the first time in human rights support issued by the State Department. | ||
So again, that's not a huge deal. | ||
That's not an official, formal recognition, but it does give you an idea of some of the changing sentiments. | ||
This was a change that was pushed by our ambassador to Israel, David Friedman. | ||
Him and Lindsey Graham were very big proponents of this. | ||
And you might be wondering, well, what's the deal with this? | ||
Why should we care about this? | ||
The Golan Heights is a very strategically important region, was a very important region, in Syria. | ||
Which was taken over by Israel in the 1967 war. | ||
So if you guys are familiar with Israel's history, they had four wars against Arab coalitions. | ||
One in 1948 when they declared their independence. | ||
One in, I think it was 1957. | ||
I don't know if the year is correct on that one. | ||
It might have been 53 or 57. | ||
No, I think it was 56 actually. 56. | ||
Then they had one in 67, and then they had one in 73. | ||
And so they're big wars of an Arab coalition going against Israel for various reasons, but all of them, of course, the fundamental premise is the same. | ||
You've got this Jewish settlement in an historically Muslim Arab neighborhood, and how do you reconcile this geopolitical upset, this catastrophe? | ||
You know, that's what they call it. | ||
The Palestinians called Israeli independence the day when they declared their sovereignty this day of the catastrophe. | ||
So that's what all those wars were basically about. | ||
And some there was more provocation by the Israelis, some there was more provocation by the others. | ||
But in 67, Israel took over this region in Syria called the Golan Heights when they were invading, you know, as part of a counteroffensive, and they never let go of it. | ||
And then in the 1980s, they said, this is just ours now. | ||
So they move in, they totally occupy this region, and then they began settling it. | ||
And the reason this is so important is because the Golan Heights, again, is a strategically important region. | ||
They've got water resources there, they've got oil and natural gas, which were just discovered, and great deposits. | ||
And so this is a big deal. | ||
It's a big deal for Syria. | ||
And this kind of gives you an idea of why our relationship with Israel might be problematic. | ||
A lot of people say to themselves, well, you know, our relationship with Israel isn't problematic in and of itself. | ||
You know, maybe you don't agree with the foreign aid. | ||
Maybe you don't agree with the wars in the Middle East. | ||
Maybe you don't agree with some of the other things that go on. | ||
But in and of itself, is it the end of the world that we have some sort of friendship or alliance with that country? | ||
Again, barring some of the problematic parts of it, some people say not so much. | ||
But when you look at it in the context of our foreign policy doctrine in the Middle East, our posture in the Middle East, you find that in just about every case, our friendship and relationship with Israel is directly the cause of why we can't have good relationships with Muslim Arab countries. our friendship and relationship with Israel is directly the cause Syria is a perfect example of this. | ||
Why can we not have a good relationship with Syria? | ||
Well, because we have totally unmitigated support for Israel, which is occupying a region very important to them. | ||
And this is something that the Israeli government has been lobbying the American government on for decades, trying to get the American government to recognize their sovereignty in the Golan Heights. | ||
We went over this a lot. | ||
When the president said he was withdrawing from Syria, because of course the reason we're in Syria, the reason Israel wants us in Syria, is to destabilize Syria. | ||
They want us to destabilize Syria so that the government in Damascus headed by Assad becomes delegitimized, becomes unstable. | ||
And in the midst of all this chaos, destabilization, instability, then they believe that they can take over the Golan Heights completely. | ||
And they believe that they can get the United Nations to say that the Golan Heights is Israeli territory. | ||
And they believe they can get the United States to say that the Golan Heights is Israeli territory. | ||
And so that's fundamentally what it's about when we look at our policy in Syria. | ||
And I look at this in the context of the conversation we've been having all week. | ||
Because this might seem like a small thing, but it's one of many small things. | ||
You know, it's a lot of straw on the camel's back, so to speak. | ||
Because, you look at this administration, and some of our complaints about the administration, remember, zero miles of new border barrier, no substantial wins on trade, with the exception of USMCA, and that was barely better than NAFTA, by the way. | ||
We haven't withdrawn from any of the major wars, not in Syria, not in Afghanistan, or in Iraq. | ||
And so we look down, at least, not even healthcare has been completed. | ||
And remember, Republicans have been running on healthcare since 2010. | ||
And winning, in some cases. | ||
They won the House in 2010, based on healthcare. | ||
They won the Senate in 2014, based on healthcare. | ||
And in a large sense, they won in 2016, to some degree, based on healthcare. | ||
So they couldn't even do that. | ||
So we look at all these failures for this administration, and not even just the administration, but the GOP in the Senate and in the House, formerly in the House, now just in the Senate, to get all these things done that they promised us in these different elections, and then we compare them to all these other things that they seem to be able to do. | ||
Healthcare, we couldn't get that done, but moving the embassy to Jerusalem, we could do that. | ||
Building a single mile of new border barrier? | ||
Yeah, we couldn't really do that. | ||
Couldn't allocate any money for that. | ||
But recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in an official, formal, diplomatic capacity? | ||
Yeah, no problem. | ||
Defunding all of our aid to Palestine? | ||
Certainly! | ||
Let's do that! | ||
Defunding Planned Parenthood? | ||
Couldn't accomplish that until a few months ago. | ||
And we're still funding sanctuary cities, by the way. | ||
So we go down the list, and it's more things. | ||
It's the Iran deal. | ||
It's recognizing the Golan Heights. | ||
And, curiously enough, I mentioned this just moments ago. | ||
Maybe that might have slipped by some people, but the biggest proponent of this change, recognizing the Golan Heights as Israeli territory, was our own ambassador to Israel. | ||
Think of that! | ||
How should that be the case? | ||
We appoint, as Americans, we appoint an ambassador to represent our country to their country, and that ambassador is instead lobbying our government on behalf of the government they're supposed to be representing us to? | ||
Does that make any sense to anybody? | ||
David Friedman! | ||
So we say, hey David Friedman, you're gonna go over to Tel Aviv and then to Jerusalem, And you're going to represent the American government and the American interest in Israel? | ||
And instead he comes to the President with a list of demands from Bibi Netanyahu? | ||
Does anybody see a problem with this picture? | ||
So again, a lot of people have said to me this week... | ||
Because it's been a sudden change. | ||
And I'll admit, it has been a little bit sudden. | ||
It has been... I can understand why people might say it's sudden, why it appears sudden. | ||
That we were last week saying, look, Trump's our only hope, and I know, I know, it's tough, but we gotta stick by him. | ||
And now all of a sudden, we're turning away. | ||
But again, you see these persistent little needling things where you see that this administration is just not focused. | ||
And it's a slap in the face. | ||
You know, I can understand the administration can't get anything done. | ||
Okay, I get it. | ||
The Congress is against you. | ||
The media is against you. | ||
Everybody's against you. | ||
But it seems like you can get a lot of things done, just not for our country. | ||
So, again, it's sort of reiterating the point that we've been getting at the whole week, but this administration has gone off the rails. | ||
Donald Trump is not in control. | ||
Or maybe he is, but this Make America Great Again, America First agenda, that is not the priority no matter who's in control. | ||
We can see that. | ||
So it's basically a disgrace. | ||
Because I see Lindsey Graham. | ||
Remember when Lindsey Graham went up to the White House in December after they announced the withdrawal from Syria, and he came there to lobby on behalf of Israel? | ||
What a shock and a scandal that this party is allowed to persist in this way. | ||
And then this goes right into the other big story from today. | ||
This is even better than that. | ||
This resolution that passes the Senate today. | ||
So if you remember when the President signed that funding bill, we did the government shutdown from December 21st until, I think it was late January or early February. | ||
And the deal was this. | ||
The president said, okay, I'm signing a continuing resolution and then at the end of this three week period, when we're going to figure out how we're going to fund the government for the rest of the year, I better have money for my border wall or I will pass an emergency declaration and I'll get the money one way or the other. | ||
So three weeks later, the GOP-controlled Senate came to the President and they said, look, the best that we can do is $1.3 billion. | ||
We were asking for $5 billion. | ||
The total cost is $25 billion. | ||
So we got $1.3 billion. | ||
Mitch McConnell comes to the White House and says, look, I know you wanted $5 billion. | ||
Out of $25 billion, the best we could do is $1.3 billion, even though he could do $1.6 billion with the same deal last year. | ||
Unnecessary, but you get the picture. | ||
We could do 1.3 billion. | ||
Oh, and actually it has to come with immunity for unaccompanied minors. | ||
Oh, and actually it has to come with a 50,000 person expansion and catch and release and so on and so forth. | ||
And the president stupidly signed the bill and then said, well, if we can't get the money through the Congress, if you're going to give me this bad deal, well, I'll pass this emergency declaration and I'll get six point some billion dollars for a wall through executive action. | ||
And a lot of people said, OK, Okay, so we didn't get the money through the Congress, and hey we got catch-and-release and all this other stuff, but hey at the very least we're gonna get this emergency declaration money. | ||
Well now here we are, how many weeks later, and it is allowed to pass through the GOP-controlled Senate a resolution revoking the President's emergency powers, blocking him from allocating any funds through executive action to fund the border wall. | ||
And it didn't just pass by a simple majority. | ||
It passed 59 to 41. | ||
More than a dozen Republicans voted on this. | ||
It was Mitt Romney. | ||
It was Mike Lee of Utah, it was Rob Portman of Ohio, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, our favorite female senators by the way, Marco Rubio of Florida, Rand Paul of Kentucky, Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, Roger Wicker of Mississippi, Roy Blunt of Missouri, Jerry Moran for Kansas, and Pat Toomey from Pennsylvania. | ||
So, Try and wrap your head around this. | ||
The GOP controls the House and the Senate for two years. | ||
They couldn't do healthcare. | ||
They couldn't do a cent for a proper border wall. | ||
They couldn't do infrastructure. | ||
They couldn't do trade. | ||
You know what they could do? | ||
$38 billion for Israel. | ||
You know what they could do? | ||
They could do two separate resolutions on anti-semitism. | ||
They lose the House, obviously, because they can't get anything done. | ||
They still control the Senate. | ||
Same deal. | ||
We cannot allocate a single cent for a proper border wall. | ||
We can't even get the 1.6 that we gave you last year for a fence. | ||
But you know what we can do? | ||
We can pass 59 to 41, a resolution revoking your emergency powers. | ||
Dozens. | ||
And remember during the government shutdown, the most Democrats that ever defected was one. | ||
It was Joe Manchin. | ||
The only Democrat to ever defect during this entire border wall battle, from the beginning, was Joe Manchin. | ||
That was the only guy. | ||
Remember during the government shutdown when the president came out with the press conference and he said, I have a middle-of-the-road, reasonable, sensible compromise, and this is something everybody can get behind, and hopefully this will break the logjam. | ||
And yet a single Democrat defect on that. | ||
And how many defected during the government shutdown? | ||
Like six or seven. | ||
Now you have nearly a dozen Republicans. | ||
And so you have to wonder what's going on. | ||
And up until two weeks ago, and this is really the critical point here for people to understand, up until two weeks ago I would have said, Hey, these are the cards we were dealt. | ||
Donald Trump doesn't control the Senate. | ||
Mitch McConnell does. | ||
Donald Trump doesn't control the House. | ||
First Paul Ryan did, and now Nancy Pelosi does. | ||
Donald Trump doesn't control the media. | ||
Or, you know, all these different actors that have... | ||
Coordinated to make this failure on immigration happen. | ||
I would have said that two and a half weeks ago. | ||
But then you see this this weekend on Twitter. | ||
Who did Donald Trump attack? | ||
When Mitch McConnell cannot deliver a single cent in border wall funding. | ||
He's controlled the Senate since 2014. | ||
Who did Donald Trump attack? | ||
Mitch McConnell? | ||
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Paul Ryan? | |
George Bush? | ||
John McCain? | ||
deliver on health care. | ||
I mean, these people can't deliver on anything. | ||
Who did Donald Trump attack? | ||
Who did he put on blast this weekend? | ||
Did he attack Mitch McConnell? | ||
Did he attack Paul Ryan? | ||
Did he attack George Bush, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Mike Lee? | ||
Any of these people? | ||
No, he attacked Ann Coulter. | ||
He attacked Ann Coulter. | ||
So Mitch McConnell, and understand the embarrassment that this constitutes, that this president has a 90% approval rating among registered Republicans, and his own party is voting to revoke emergency powers that would allow him to build the border wall. | ||
And understand 80-some percent of Republicans want him to build the border wall. | ||
So this is a huge humiliation. | ||
He's going to have to issue the first veto of his presidency to put down a revolt in his own party on the most important issue that got him elected. | ||
And who does he attack? | ||
Ann Coulter. | ||
He attacks Ann Coulter because she wants him to stick to his promises on the border wall. | ||
Mitch McConnell gets a pass. | ||
Priebus gets a pass. | ||
Koch brothers get a pass. | ||
Koch brothers say this week that for the first time ever, they're going to actually get involved in GOP primaries, and they're going to start primaring people that are not in favor of open borders. | ||
You might have missed that headline because they don't talk about it on Fox News. | ||
Those people don't get attacked. | ||
So that's why the Ann Coulter thing, to me, was very critical. | ||
Because the Israel stuff, the big business stuff, the GOP cucking in the leadership in the Senate and the House, And weeks ago that's why I defended, because I said we can't get mad at him for what he can't control. | ||
We cannot get mad at him for things that are not under his jurisdiction, for things that are not his constitutional authority. | ||
But your Twitter, man, you know, the public statements, the rallies, this is entirely under your control. | ||
People say, well, what do you expect him to do? | ||
He's powerless. | ||
He's the President of the United States. | ||
What he should have done is instead of issuing his first veto to put down this revolt against his emergency powers, he should have used his first veto to block the funding bill. | ||
Think about that. | ||
He didn't veto catch and release, immunity for illegal aliens, 1.6 for offense, and all these restrictions on what defense could look like. | ||
That, we couldn't veto that, you know, because oh well, we were helpless. | ||
But we are going to veto, but now when they're trying to revoke even the emergency powers to get the money on his own accord, that's the one we're going to have to veto. | ||
It's ridiculous. | ||
It's unacceptable. | ||
It is unacceptable that here we are, two and a half years later, Two and a half years after the election, and we haven't gotten anything. | ||
And to add insult to injury, other people are getting things. | ||
Criminal justice reform got passed. | ||
You think anybody who voted for Trump wanted that? | ||
No. | ||
Blacks and Democrats wanted that. | ||
So it's not like nothing's getting done. | ||
We haven't gotten anything. | ||
But the Democrats and the Blacks got their criminal justice reform, and the homosexuals got their global initiative, and the women got their global initiative, and the pay raise, and the unemployment drop, and... | ||
And the Jews and the Israelis got their embassy moved, and the Capitol recognized, and the Iran deal ripped up, and the Palestinian aid revoked, and the Golan Heights recognized. | ||
Wow, that's a big list! | ||
That's a really big list! | ||
So it's getting harder and harder to stay on the Trump train, and that's why we have to consider all our options. | ||
Understand that 2020 is an incumbent election. | ||
This is what people have to understand, because I see a lot of people freaking out on the timeline, and I get it. | ||
I have the same concerns as the people freaking out. | ||
Of course, the concern when people start to criticize Trump very heavily is, well, what's the solution? | ||
What's the answer? | ||
Who else is going to fix it? | ||
What other alternatives do we have? | ||
What good does this do to heap criticism like this? | ||
And I get that because, of course, the fear is that if you hit the president too hard, if you criticize too hard, if you if it's too negative, too pessimistic, well, people start to say, well, what's the use? | ||
I'm not going to vote. | ||
I'm not going to vote Republican. | ||
I'm not going to get involved. | ||
I'm just burnt out and I'm done. | ||
And I understand that. | ||
That's why I refrained from doing this for the longest time. | ||
So I understand the concern. | ||
But what we have to understand about the 2020 election uniquely is that this is an incumbent election. | ||
So playing the Democrat field right now is actually a great option. | ||
Maybe it couldn't have done that in 2016 when we had to beat Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio and, you know, all these other Republican candidates. | ||
We had to really be invested in that. | ||
But Donald Trump is not going to have a primary challenger. | ||
The RNC said two months ago that they're going to back Trump, and that was the earliest they've ever backed any candidate ever. | ||
He's got like a, again, 90% approval rating. | ||
Who's gonna go against him? | ||
You know, some arrogant egomaniac like John Kasich maybe, or Ben Sasse, or you know, somebody like that. | ||
Somebody Bill Kristol will put up. | ||
But it won't be a real challenge. | ||
And if there is a primary challenge, it'll actually make him stronger. | ||
It'll push him to the right. | ||
So we've got our side on lock. | ||
We don't have to worry about voting for Trump. | ||
We don't have to worry about the general election until summer 2020. | ||
So that's in 15 months. | ||
So I see a lot of people getting really worried about the Yang stuff, or getting really worried about some of the other stuff going on in the Democratic primary. | ||
I say we should play the field. | ||
I think that's our best bet for right now. | ||
Let's see a little bit of energy on the Democratic side. | ||
Let's give our input in the Democratic field. | ||
And people are getting very concerned. | ||
They're saying, oh, we don't want to meme Yang into the presidency or something like that, meme Tulsi Gabbard into the presidency. | ||
And I guess I understand where you're coming from, but those kinds of fears are totally premature. | ||
At this time in the last election, not a single candidate had even announced yet. | ||
So in 2015, in March 2015, it would be a full month before the first candidate even announced in the whole race. | ||
Now it's Ted Cruz in April at Liberty University. | ||
So that's the analog to March 2019, and we already have half the Democrats announced. | ||
Maybe that's why people feel like there's some sense of urgency. | ||
But the debates don't happen for a few months. | ||
You know, Joe Biden hasn't even announced yet, and he's the frontrunner, okay, to give you an idea. | ||
And the first primaries and caucuses aren't even until next winter, you know, January, February 2020. | ||
And then you have the primary, and then you have a convention, and then you have the general election. | ||
So I say our best bet right now is to turn up the heat a little bit on the president. | ||
As of right now, we're not, you know, we're not going to vote for anybody else, but I don't think Trump has really earned our vote. | ||
I think that's how we have to look at politics right now. | ||
We have to be very pragmatic. | ||
And it's sort of like everybody understands this with black people. | ||
You know, blacks vote 90% every year for Democrats, which is stupid. | ||
Not because Democrats have bad policies necessarily, but voting for anybody 90% every year, it doesn't matter who they are, what they support, it's bad policy. | ||
Because you create a little something called moral hazard. | ||
If they can count on your support, if they can bank on you're going to slavishly turn out no matter what, you're not going to get the same competitive edge. | ||
They're not going to be competing for your vote. | ||
They're not going to give you stuff, right? | ||
They're going to compete a little bit less hard for your vote. | ||
If they know they've got it in their pocket. | ||
So, people understand that with a black vote. | ||
They go, why do you vote Democrat every year? | ||
What do you have to lose? | ||
Vote Republican. | ||
Well, I think the same is true with Republicans. | ||
Seriously, what do we have to lose? | ||
Right? | ||
You know, if we say we're not going to vote for Donald Trump in 2020, at this point in time, right now, and I'm not talking about in 2020, but you know, in March 2019, A year and a half out from the election, what do we have to lose? | ||
You know, and even if he gets re-elected, what do we have to lose? | ||
I mean, you know, it'll be a different equation maybe before the election, but at this point in time, I think it's going to help to really play the field, and that's kind of the mentality that we need to shape. | ||
It's going to be a tough sort of transition, because I know people have gotten used to watching the show, and I come on the show, and I say, oh, here's why Trump is right, and why you should just, you know, vote for Trump and all this other stuff, but I'm really not impressed. | ||
And I've been saying this since fall 2017. | ||
My understanding of the Trump administration, why I was willing to make some allowances, and you could go back, this was even on Nationalist Review with James Alsop, he can attest to this. | ||
I said, here's the play. | ||
Here's why you're not seeing any good stuff yet. | ||
I said, what he's doing, and this was in Fall 2017, I said, what he's doing is he's doing tax cuts, he's doing deregulation, he's doing the Heritage and Koch Brothers agenda, and healthcare and all the rest, so that the economy is really good before the midterms. | ||
And he's also doing it so that he gets big donor money before the midterms. | ||
And so once he does all this stuff, by the time 2018 happens, the economy is so good, that it'll depress Democratic turnout. | ||
When the economy's good, people tend not to vote against the incumbent. | ||
I mean, that's just, this is conventional wisdom. | ||
And by the same token, he'll get so much money from Adelson and all these others that he'll get big majorities in the House and in the Senate, and he'll have consolidated his support within the GOP the last two years of the term before the next election. | ||
That's when he's really going to hit immigration and trade. | ||
That was my working logic. | ||
So right after the midterms, when he didn't start delivering, And you noticed, I said, oh, it's, It's over. | ||
When he didn't deliver immediately after the midterms on birthright citizenship, on cleaning up catch and release with an executive order, or things like that, I said, okay, obviously that is not what is happening. | ||
Obviously that is not the strategy here. | ||
Because here we are, how many months has it been since November, and we haven't gotten anything on the important issues. | ||
And where we tried to, it's been nothing but retreat. | ||
You know, we tried to get out of Syria, and now we're staying there forever. | ||
And we tried to get the border wall, and now actually there's no money anywhere, right? | ||
We're building them in the worst places. | ||
It's not even a wall. | ||
There's all these restrictions, and anyway, you've got catch and release. | ||
So even if the wall doesn't stop them, they go to a port of entry, they say, I want asylum, and then they get released into the interior. | ||
So that's not the logic anymore. | ||
That's obviously not the strategy, and that's why we have to look at it in a different way. | ||
We need a new lens, a new perspective to look at the administration. | ||
And so that's the mentality. | ||
What do we have to lose? | ||
It's been, look, it's been frustrating, but I'll say it's not the time to get blackpilled. | ||
It's not the time to get, you know, the blackpilling was never about not trusting Trump. | ||
It was always about saying this kind of weird Fed stuff about, we won't solve anything through the ballot box. | ||
You know, that's always, that's always the tell. | ||
Because there are people who say, Trump isn't doing what he says he's doing. | ||
And then there are people saying, we need to violently overthrow the government. | ||
And there's a little bit of a distinction between the two. | ||
Can you maybe see where the line is? | ||
Because, you know, I was never, I never had a problem with people on this side. | ||
I always had a problem with people on this side, you know, and now I could say, okay, we can critique the president, but, you know, we're not at the point where we're saying there's no political solution. | ||
I'm not, well, what does that mean then? | ||
I got to go join your militia now? | ||
I'm supposed to go buy a firearm in a parking lot and you're going to show me your badge and put me in jail for 500 years, you know? | ||
So that's where we always have to watch out, because there are these subversives, I don't know if they're Democrats or Feds or whatever, but that are trying to sort of destroy any kind of organization, yeah, any kind of organization happening on the right wing. | ||
So I'll say, no blackpilling, but it is time for a little bit of taking a breath, taking a step off the Trump train, let's enjoy the yang gang, let's enjoy the memes, take the load off our shoulders, and let Brad Parscale get nervous. | ||
Let the Trump 2020 campaign get nervous. | ||
Let them fight for our vote back. | ||
You know, I started to think earlier today, I thought, what if all the alt-right and dissident right people got together? | ||
And I'm talking about people like Mike Cernovich and Jeff Giza and Ali and everybody. | ||
You know, everybody. | ||
Even people who you may not care for. | ||
Even people I may not care for. | ||
People like Jack Posobiec and others. | ||
What if we all got together? | ||
And look, I don't know if we're a behemoth online, right? | ||
But what if we all got together and said, hey look... | ||
Elizabeth Warren is promising to break up the tech companies. | ||
Andrew Yang is promising to regulate them like a public utility, and that's good for us. | ||
We need that to stay online and spread our message, so we're gonna support Democrats until the president does something. | ||
What if there was some sort of concerted effort on the part of all the online people that really drove the meme culture and everything? | ||
Not so much the alt-right, but our guys. | ||
What if there really was a concerted effort to say, hey look, we are gonna go all in on a candidate who's gonna help us Continue to talk on the internet, because without that, we're doomed. | ||
You know, understand, if Trump goes under now or later, if we're not able to propagandize online, we don't get our ideas out there. | ||
We don't get our ideas out there, we can't organize, we can't recruit, we can't do anything. | ||
We're gonna be cut off at the legs, at the head. | ||
I mean, it's over. | ||
So what if we all got together and said, hey, at Brad Parscale, at real Donald Trump Jr., you know, whatever Don Jr.' 's ad is. | ||
We're all actually going to shill for Democrats until this president does something about tech censorship because you know he promised he would do that and we really need that to help you. | ||
So that's the kind of mentality we have to start playing the game a little bit. | ||
Trump wants to play 4D chess, we can play 4D chess too. | ||
But so, that's the Golan Heights, that is the resolution, and people will say, and this is the other thing, people will say, this is the last thing I'll say, about the resolution. | ||
People will say, oh, the president's going to veto the resolution. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
I see so many people saying, well, Nick, you just don't get it. | ||
Trump is going to veto this resolution. | ||
Does it really matter at this point? | ||
If a resolution can pass the GOP-controlled Senate with almost a supermajority, and it's got a dozen Republicans on there voting for it, to take away his emergency powers to fund the border wall, but they couldn't get a dime back They couldn't get a penny for a proper border wall. | ||
I think that says it all right there. | ||
And that Trump didn't attack them. | ||
That Trump didn't push back. | ||
He didn't name them. | ||
He didn't shame them. | ||
He didn't put, you know, their pictures all over his Twitter or hold a rally or anything like that. | ||
I mean, that says it all right there. | ||
There's no fight left in there. | ||
It's just exhaustion. | ||
And that's just not good enough. | ||
You know, you would expect that if that kind of party revolt were to happen, that Trump would be out there saying, we have to go after these people and really drive us into a war here, because that's what it is. | ||
But instead, he's going to make us look like an asshole and say, oh no, I promise it's definitely a wall, it's definitely being built. | ||
He should be fighting the people holding him hostage in the Senate, not Ann Coulter, not his base. | ||
And that's what he's been doing. | ||
So, the veto doesn't matter, it's besides the point. | ||
Anyway, that's the resolution. | ||
We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats, and we'll read the ones from tonight first, and then we will read the Super Chats from Tuesday and Wednesday, okay? | ||
Because we got cut off on Tuesday, we got cut off on Wednesday. | ||
So I'll read the ones from tonight, because they're the freshest, the newest, and then I promise I'll get to the others also. | ||
So let's see, we've got Jake Jorgensen who says, Nick, have you seen the documentary The Money Masters? | ||
What is your solution to the bondage of global finance short of killing the host? | ||
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Much love. | |
Well, I don't really like how that sounds. | ||
Anybody talking about killing? | ||
I'm not about killing. | ||
I'm not about killing anything. | ||
The only thing I want to kill is bigotry and racism, you know? | ||
So... No, I haven't seen that documentary, The Money Masters, and the solution to the bondage of global finance. | ||
I don't have a solution to that, you know? | ||
We're totally enslaved by central banking, fractional reserve banking, these sort of multinational corporations, these major money movers. | ||
You know, you got to think about it. | ||
There's this mythology that's been like... Here. | ||
So much of the right wing, The modern contemporary right wing was constructed in the last 40 years and people don't even realize it. | ||
The mythology of the rugged individualist does not exist. | ||
Okay? | ||
The billionaires, millionaires today are not the billionaires and millionaires of 1900. | ||
Okay? | ||
And the capitalism of today is not the capitalism of Adam Smith. | ||
So much of what you've heard about the free market and industry and individualism and liberty and all this other stuff was created since the 1970s by think tanks like the Mont Pelerin Society, like the American Enterprise Institute, like the Heritage Foundation, like the Cato Institute. | ||
And all these different think tanks are funded by big business. | ||
Big business and hedge funds and people that in short don't produce anything. | ||
They're not helping anybody. | ||
They're not employing American workers. | ||
They're not building factories. | ||
They're not creating industry. | ||
They are not individualists who started from nothing and grew a trillion dollar fortune and I mean, that just didn't happen. | ||
So a lot of Republicans will sort of harken back to these old days. | ||
What about the great industrials? | ||
John Rockefeller? | ||
Our country was built by the explorer, the settler, and all this other stuff. | ||
And so they create this false mythology to paint the founding fathers as like total neoliberal, libertarian, conservatarian types. | ||
And it's all lies. | ||
So I just want to inject that in there, because a lot of people, they watch my show and they're like, hey, this guy's a socialist, this guy's... No, no, no. | ||
Everything you're hearing from Fox News, all these other sources, is historical fiction created by think tanks in order to pass legislation to deregulate the economy. | ||
I mean, that's what it is. | ||
You know, they want baby boomers to believe in rugged individualism and the free market so they'll vote Republican so the Republicans will deregulate the energy sector and they'll give subsidies to big agriculture and they'll continue to screw the American worker. | ||
I mean, that's what it is. | ||
So I don't really have a solution for global finance. | ||
I mean, that's a big question. | ||
You know, probably the solution is just to have somebody in office who isn't motivated by money. | ||
We're gonna need, like Spengler talked about, a new Caesarism. | ||
We're gonna need a new political cadre to rise up that is like a warrior class. | ||
There's truly a noble warrior class that is not influenced by money to put the national interest first. | ||
We're going to have to become better. | ||
We're going to have to become greater than who we are and become very moral people. | ||
And I feel that outside of that there's not a whole lot that can be done because you go to Washington D.C. | ||
and everybody's owned. | ||
Everybody's bought and paid for. | ||
So I don't know. | ||
But killing the host. | ||
Let's not get into killing, big guy. | ||
I disavow any killing. | ||
Italian pal says those on welfare can't also be on UBI at the same time, according to Yang. | ||
Those on welfare don't gain from UBI and taxpayers de facto use it as a tax rebate. | ||
An argument to use on skeptical boomers? | ||
We're not... I'm not trying to convince boomers to vote for Andrew Yang. | ||
I'm just in it for the memes at this point. | ||
I'm just in it for raising awareness about the issues, but yeah, sure. | ||
I don't, that's the thing, I don't really care about UBI. | ||
I don't see that as practical or realistic, but it doesn't matter. | ||
None of that matters. | ||
At this point, the only thing that matters about Andrew Yang is he's talking about tech, he's talking about automation, he's talking about Silicon Valley, he's talking about human-centered capitalism, and if he can bring awareness to these issues, the world is changed, the day is saved. | ||
But, you know, people that are like, how are we going to convince people to vote for Andrew Yang? | ||
Relax, it's March 2019. | ||
Nobody votes until January or February 2020, so I don't know. | ||
I don't even know if I'm sold on UBI. | ||
I think it's interesting, but I think it's kind of missing the point at this at this moment. | ||
Joshua Larson says, why are we here? | ||
Just to suffer? | ||
It seems like it, doesn't it? | ||
It seems like it. | ||
I can't tell you how many things have been going wrong this year, and I don't mean, I'm not a complainer. | ||
Well, I kind of am, but I complain mostly just because it's funny, not because I'm really like, oh, you know, look at me, you feel bad for me. | ||
I just do it because it's jokes, right? | ||
It's material. | ||
But holy smokes, I mean, we've been having a rough year. | ||
We got kicked off Discord, we get kicked off Streamlabs, we get kicked out of CPAC, kicked out of ISU, and my allergies are like crazy, and I'm always sick. | ||
I've been sick like every day for the past two weeks. | ||
The weather's been bad. | ||
I mean, it's just like, they're, they're really, they're kicking it up a notch, man. | ||
Satan, whoever's, whoever's responsible, whoever's the author of our pain, they're really kicking it up a notch. | ||
They're trying to demoralize us. | ||
Dean DeSoto says, Mr. Medeker turned Nick's internet brown for backing Yang. | ||
Yeah, that could have been it, right? | ||
Yeah, Mr. Medeker. | ||
I don't know why he's countersignaling the Yang gang. | ||
I thought he was cool. | ||
But I guess he's just cringed. | ||
I guess Yang is just cringing at him instead. | ||
I says, Trump curse got you for your disloyalty. | ||
Yeah, unironically, maybe that's true, right? | ||
Unironically, that might be true. | ||
What happens, right? | ||
I disavow Yang, or rather, I disavow Trump. | ||
I say Trump is cancelled and then show cuts out, show cuts out again, you know, and then it's raining all day and Could be, could be. | ||
Trump curse in action here. | ||
No, I'm not gonna do that. | ||
It's a spade, it looks like, with a Q on it. | ||
No, I'm not going to do that. | ||
What's a Wignat says, Does Cassie Dillon's butt tattoo by any chance happen to be this? | ||
It's a spade, it looks like, with a Q on it. | ||
It would explain a lot. | ||
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I'm not giving any details about the tattoo. | |
That wouldn't be very gentleman-like of me, for me to reveal the secret, the esoteric secrets of Cassie Dillon's tattoo. | ||
Uh, Ruggle says, check vibe high, Yang exposed as anti-white as expected. | ||
Oh, I love when people, I've seen that video, like five people have sent that video to me and they're like, still support Andrew Yang now? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yes, yes I do. | ||
Nothing you can show me changes the argument for Yang. | ||
And people, it just goes to show how stupid people are. | ||
Just so this goes to show, people simply do not get it. | ||
You know, the real difference is not between black and white or red and brown, it's between high IQ people and low IQ NPCs. | ||
I mean, really, that's what it is, frankly. | ||
Because, understand, The support for Yang does not come from this position of, oh yes, I've looked at his platform. | ||
I really believe his platform will be the best thing for America. | ||
I've analyzed all his policies. | ||
I have weighed the pros and cons. | ||
I have compared them with Donald Trump and I, on net, I believe that Yang is going to be... That is not the logic. | ||
The logic is this. | ||
Number one. | ||
The country is doomed. | ||
Nothing we're going to do is going to change anything significantly. | ||
The trajectory has been set. | ||
Our bet has been made. | ||
It's over. | ||
Number two. | ||
The rules don't matter. | ||
It costs too much. | ||
It's going to be hard to pass. | ||
Whatever. | ||
The rules don't matter. | ||
It's going to hurt the economy. | ||
All this other stuff. | ||
Nothing hurts the economy. | ||
Right? | ||
Nothing costs too much. | ||
Print the money. | ||
Doesn't matter. | ||
The rules don't matter anymore. | ||
It's just about how we can benefit ourselves. | ||
Lastly, if these things are true, hey, we might as well get $1,000 a month. | ||
Might as well protect my ass on YouTube through the social media regulation because this other stuff is true. | ||
QED. | ||
And so, will he's anti-white? | ||
See number one and number two. | ||
Country's doomed anyway, rules don't matter. | ||
Well, but he's for this. | ||
Country's doomed anyway, rules don't matter, might as well get $1,000. | ||
He's this, he's that. | ||
Whoever else you're gonna elect is the same way, so let's just get Andrew Yang and have all that plus $1,000. | ||
You're not getting it. | ||
If you don't understand, if you're gonna send me a clip and say, this is the thing, he said this, he's actually not who he says he is, even if he was a Chinese agent. | ||
Again, see number one, the country is doomed. | ||
See number two, the rules do not matter. | ||
Anybody else who you elect is marginally better or marginally worse, so we might as well get him and $1,000 a month, or have a chance of getting $1,000 a month. | ||
He's not going to keep his promises. | ||
Donald Trump didn't keep his promises. | ||
The country is doomed! | ||
The rules don't matter! | ||
You know, it's... So, and I'm not saying that's my... I'm not saying I'm sold on that logic, but that's the logic behind the Yang Gang, okay? | ||
So, like I said yesterday, I'm not really... Look, we're just playing the game, alright? | ||
It's fun, it's funny, it's bringing attention to the right issues, so I'm participating. | ||
Um, but for people that are trying to say you shouldn't push this meme because that like you just don't understand the ethos of the movement It's got nothing to do with any of that stuff. | ||
You know all these nerds. | ||
Oh, excuse me I know you're having fun on the internet. | ||
But did you know that according to this economic study? | ||
It says that the VAT tax will Shut up nerd. | ||
Give me a thousand dollars. | ||
Okay? | ||
Focus on the money. | ||
No more distractions. | ||
Focus on the money. | ||
This is the only thing that matters. | ||
Capture the bag. | ||
We're trying to swindle the boomers out of the money. | ||
That's the only thing that matters. | ||
All these people coming around. | ||
I know you're just having fun with your friends, posting these hilarious memes, and you're having a great time not bothering anybody, but did you know that actually the UBI has been tried in this country, and when they tried it, they found the bug? | ||
And actually the reason he's doing it is because if you look at this clip at section blah blah blah, You don't get it. | ||
You don't get it. | ||
You're cringe. | ||
You don't understand politics, bro. | ||
Yang is cringing at you, dude. | ||
Yang is cringing at you because you don't understand politics. | ||
Yang is a high IQ East Asian. | ||
You're just a low IQ white guy. | ||
You couldn't understand. | ||
The game was rigged from the start. | ||
Yang is cringing at you. | ||
You're just supposed to cringe. | ||
You're not getting UBI. | ||
You're not getting the thousand dollars because you're gay. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
Don't mean to go off like that. | ||
Don't mean to go off like that, but it's meme civil war out there. | ||
Meme civil war happening, right? | ||
Dominic says, 128 years ago, the meds were subject to the worst lynchings in US history. | ||
Yang should give us reparations. | ||
You know, that's so true. | ||
Yeah, forget all this boomer stuff about no reparations. | ||
We all bleed red, white, and blue. | ||
How about we should, how about the Irish and the Italians should get reparations? | ||
Okay, let's do reparations, but we get them too. | ||
Yeah, the Italians are getting reparations and the Anglos are going to pay for it. | ||
The reparations just got ten times higher. | ||
And, you know, they'll say, the president of the Anglos. | ||
Bill Clinton will get up there and he'll say, I will tell you this, Andrew Yang, we are not paying for these Italians effing reparations! | ||
And Andrew Yang will get up there and he'll say, the Anglos are paying for the reparations, and the reparations just got ten times higher, and all the Italians will be like, oh yeah! | ||
You know, it'll be like the Godfather wedding scene, right? | ||
We'll all be celebrating, so... | ||
I think that's the mentality we have to have. | ||
Forget this boomer stuff about, you know, let's just get it. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
I can't take $1,000 for me, but give it to Israel instead. | ||
Please, just let them have it. | ||
The missiles, they need the missiles. | ||
They need it for the Iron Dome. | ||
You know, that's the boomer. | ||
No, I would rather Israel have it. | ||
No, I'll take the bag, please. | ||
One bag for me. | ||
Kilo2 says, Trump gave us Mucha Lucha. | ||
Yeah, very true. | ||
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Yeah, right. | |
I will look into that. | ||
I haven't heard of that. | ||
But it's true. | ||
What if we got the blacks on board with Andrew Yang? | ||
Big guy AAs get big input on primaries. | ||
Dems bend over backwards for them. | ||
Look at the Tariq ADOS campaign. | ||
They lobby hard for their interests. | ||
I will look into that. | ||
I haven't heard of that. | ||
But it's true. | ||
What if we got the blacks on board with Andrew Yang? | ||
That'd be pretty good. | ||
Pupu King, our number one super chatter, number one friend and ally, says, When Israel needs us to turn some ADIQ place to rubble, America can marshal all resources and political will in five minutes. | ||
But a little teeny-weeny wall for us little guys? | ||
Very racist police are on the way. | ||
Give me that bag, gang. | ||
That's so true, right? | ||
That's so true. | ||
Ginning up support for a six trillion dollar, 15-year war with 250,000 ground troops. | ||
Say no more! | ||
Say no more! | ||
Hello, can I get some flights out of Chicago and Newark to redirect? | ||
That's a joke by the way, it's a little joke. | ||
A little insensitive joke there, but it's true. | ||
Yeah, can we get the charges on Tower 7, can we get those set off? | ||
What if instead of Trump going up and doing these little skits during the rallies, what if instead of doing skits about like, and I said the embassy, it's going to be $1 billion sir, and I said it should only be $300 million, what if instead he was doing skits like about Tower 7? | ||
You know, that would be really based in Redfield. | ||
But yeah, isn't that funny how that works? | ||
Two wars for Israel, coming right up. | ||
Say no more. | ||
You know, and that's okay. | ||
We're going to war. | ||
We're gonna go fight them over there. | ||
And then when it's saying, can we just have a little wall? | ||
Oh, no, it's too much money. | ||
It's too much money. | ||
Oh, you said Mexico is gonna pay for it. | ||
So now, you know, you can't have anything. | ||
Samurai Spirit says, will you do an episode on Yang's speech to Asian Americans about future ethnic conflict in America? | ||
Very interesting guy. | ||
I don't know if I'll dedicate a whole episode of that, but you know, maybe I'll look at it. | ||
America Only says, whoops, scroll down there. | ||
I should just expand. | ||
Can I expand this window? | ||
I don't think I can. | ||
Whatever. | ||
America Only says we will fix it by using the total money makeover and changing ourselves. | ||
Oh, it's America Only again. | ||
My favorite. | ||
My favorite. | ||
super chatter and changing ourselves we lead the pack moving forward love the enemy fresh baked cookies for all ah that meme is still good still fresh i just i just felt it it's still fresh kilo two says mucha lucha first yeah that's a zoomer meme only remember when your children are born and they're growing up in Mucha Lucha High, you're going to remember. | ||
You're going to remember that I was right. | ||
All my fellow Zoomers who say I'm a racist and a Nazi and all this other stuff, when their kids are growing up in El Tigre, Mucha Lucha High School, they're going to say, oh yeah, Nick was right. | ||
I pine for the days of Ed, Ed, and Eddie. | ||
I pine for the days of, you know, what are some of the other ones? | ||
For Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. | ||
That was, I don't know, because Foster's Home, you know, that was multicultural. | ||
That was multiracial, so maybe not that one. | ||
but uh of code name kids next door you know why couldn't have just been like that my children were supposed to be like nigel uno and now they're like l t gray now they have to go to school at mucha lucha academy so that's a zoomer reference boomers are not gonna understand that one some esoteric cartoon network lore for you there anon says nick drives a convertible not sure if this makes him cool or a boomer Depends on the car. | ||
Here's some gas money, big guy. | ||
Try and skip the Mickey D's here and there. | ||
Mickey D's nuts, Nicka. | ||
Yeah, that's great. | ||
Yeah, I'm going to lay off a little bit. | ||
I've been going a little crazy on the fast food, so I'll have to tone it down a little bit. | ||
I'll have to go on some sort of a fast, a cleanse, if you will, something like that. | ||
Only, only, uh, what I'll eat from now on? | ||
Fruit and nuts and, uh, you know, grilled meat, I guess. | ||
It's just not good when it's grilled, though. | ||
You know, where's the grease? | ||
Where's the lard? | ||
Where's the fat? | ||
You know, that's what I'm always asking. | ||
So, but I guess that's what we're gonna have to do. | ||
A lot of broccoli, a lot of spinach, whatever. | ||
Whatever, I guess I'm getting old. | ||
Why can't we just be... You know, we hit the left for the perpetual adolescence and childhood stuff, but it's like, can't we just... I just want to eat Wonderball, alright? | ||
I just want to have a happy meal again. | ||
And now I gotta... People are telling me to take cold showers and you gotta eat grilled chicken every night. | ||
I'm tired of grilled chicken! | ||
It's not... It doesn't taste good. | ||
But that's what we have to do. | ||
We have to grow up. | ||
We have to put away childish things and... | ||
We have to save the light race. | ||
We can't complain. | ||
Can't be babies about it. | ||
We just, we just gotta do it. | ||
We gotta, we gotta create the good times. | ||
Strong men gotta create the good times, right? | ||
But I'm not gonna be happy about it. | ||
Not gonna be happy about it, but we're gonna do it. | ||
John Tortoise says you must secure the existence of the bag and a future for a peanut gang. | ||
Yeah, so true. | ||
It's all about the bag, everybody. | ||
We gotta just focus on the bag, you know? | ||
No more distractions, no more infighting, just eye on the bag. | ||
That's what it's all about. | ||
Mark Finale says, Bitcoin, we already won. | ||
Okay, yeah. | ||
Yeah, we really... It's $3,000. | ||
Yeah, we really won. | ||
We really won. | ||
Yeah, I'm really glad I got Bitcoin when it was, you know, whatever, $15,000. | ||
I didn't buy any, but I got donated some. | ||
I'm really glad I didn't sell it. | ||
Yeah, Bitcoin is the solution. | ||
It takes 24 hours to process the transaction unless you have some absorbent in transaction fee and... | ||
But it's definitely, yeah, you can't buy anything with it, but it's, this is the way, this is the way forward. | ||
Maybe the blockchain, but people still shilling the Bitcoin. | ||
It's like, bro, what are you doing? | ||
What are you, what are you doing? | ||
You can't even, how can it work as a currency if you can't even buy anything with it? | ||
Hello? | ||
Isn't like the number one, and there are several purposes for currency, but isn't like the number one that you could, you know, actually buy things with it? | ||
No, but Bitcoin is the future. | ||
You just have to go through an exchange and download an Electrum wallet and, you know, write down this 15-word code and... and you just... it's $3,000 a pop and it fluctuates in value every day and... and yeah, that's... that is the future of transactions. | ||
I cannot wait. | ||
and the webs is a lot of knickers are feeling the heat from certain people what can we do to keep the movement going without getting blacklisted i don't know what you mean by that um let's just keep i very talking about like e-celebrities you're talking about like people in the discord server i don't know but uh you know just we're just doing i don't i don't understand these kinds of questions How do we keep the movement going? | ||
We're just going to keep doing it. | ||
I'm just going to keep doing the show, you know. | ||
All right? | ||
I'm not the leader of the movement. | ||
I'm not the, I'm not on the, what do you call it, the control tower for the movement. | ||
I don't know why those questions frustrate me so much. | ||
What are we going to do in the movement? | ||
What are you going to do? | ||
I'm kind of doing a lot over here. | ||
People want to explain the master strategy. | ||
What are we going to do? | ||
If everybody kind of did a little bit more, I hate to say it, but if everybody did a little bit more, I think we'd be better off. | ||
But nobody really wants to put their own ass on the line. | ||
They want everybody else to put their ass on the line. | ||
They want everybody else to kind of I don't know. | ||
Am I out of line for saying that? | ||
I don't know. | ||
It kind of runs me the wrong way. | ||
to keep them moving. | ||
I know what I'm going to do. | ||
We, I don't know. | ||
Am I out of line for saying that? | ||
I don't know. | ||
It's just my, it kind of rubs me the wrong way. | ||
It gives me the wrong vibe. | ||
Drum says, why won't you address Yang's desire to persecute online hate crimes? | ||
I've never seen that or heard that. | ||
Drumpf says, also check out Twitter. | ||
Yang is spurting out a psobic saying that whites are going to get violent once we become a minority. | ||
We probably will! | ||
Rules don't matter. | ||
Get the bag. | ||
Kilo Toose's racism increases IQ. | ||
I wouldn't know. | ||
I'm not a racist. | ||
My IQ is high enough. | ||
Thanks, but no thanks. | ||
Scooby-Doo says the Naturalization Act of 1790 was passed before the Bill of Rights was ratified. | ||
This means we define Americans as whites before we knew what their rights were. | ||
Civ-nats be damned. | ||
Wow, the Naturalization Act of 1790. | ||
Really timely stuff. | ||
Yeah, that's true. | ||
El Campion says, I'm sorry, I shouldn't nag you like that. | ||
I'm in a little bit of a sour mood, if you can't tell. | ||
You know, things are kind of getting under my skin. | ||
I got a tension headache beginning in my neck. | ||
So, um, but yeah, that's true. | ||
That's true. | ||
Civ, Civ Nats. | ||
Yeah, you're right. | ||
They are, they are BTFO. | ||
Very good point. | ||
Very good contribution. | ||
Uh, El Campion says, get back to the gym and post your maxes, little man. | ||
I love that. | ||
You know, I'm going back to the gym. | ||
Don't worry about me. | ||
Why is everybody always worried about me going back to the gym, huh? | ||
All these big men and all they have time to do is complain about, oh, Nick blocked me on Twitter. | ||
Nick isn't going to the gym. | ||
Nick is eating McDonald's again. | ||
All the big men seem so... I live in their heads rent-free. | ||
Big men, big space, living rent-free. | ||
You know, I'm a big man in ideas, alright? | ||
I'm a big man in stature because I'm six foot nine and I'm also a big ideas man, okay? | ||
And that's what it's about. | ||
I don't appreciate, by the way, I don't appreciate this, uh, this people have taken it upon themselves. | ||
I'll, I'll bully Nick in going to the gym. | ||
Like, I don't know you. | ||
It'd be one thing if Party Goy was like, Hey, Hey, like go to the gyms, you know, whatever. | ||
And he was bullying me to go back to the gym. | ||
I'd be like, Oh, okay. | ||
Cause you know, Party Goy and I know each other, but I love this, uh, these, these gym people. | ||
I'm, I'm, I'm gonna bully Nicky. | ||
Hey, go, go to the gym, faggot! | ||
And then I block them and they're like, what? | ||
He can't, he can't take a little banter. | ||
I was just telling, I was just bullying him into going to the gym. | ||
I don't appreciate, it's impolite. | ||
It's rude. | ||
I don't appreciate it. | ||
If you're busting my balls and you're my friend, well, fair enough. | ||
But, you know, I don't understand where people get off thinking that this is, uh, something that is appropriate, something that is, Oh, we're just friends. | ||
I'm just, I'm just messing around. | ||
I'm just bullying you going back to the gym as a friend. | ||
No, like, you're kind of being a fag about it. | ||
You know? | ||
Like, like, I don't get enough, uh, like, I don't get that enough from Jared Holt. | ||
Like, I don't get that enough. | ||
Yeah, I see Nick is getting deplatformed on Discord and they're writing about him and they're trying to get him kicked off everything and unemployable. | ||
He needs to get bullied into going in the gym from, from people that support him. | ||
Yeah, thank, thank you. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
If anything it makes me want to go to the gym less because I'm like I I don't do things to appease people I don't do things because people I he needs to live according to this way. | ||
It makes me want to do the opposite. | ||
So Very I was very triggering. | ||
I'm very triggered by that. | ||
I should have posted a trigger warning for that What's a wig Nat says Steven Crowder's yelling makes my ears bleed him and rant nation. | ||
They both have this For some reason, people in the, like these jock, himbo type people in the right wing, they think louder is better. | ||
They think the louder it is, the funnier it is. | ||
So it's Steven Crowder, it's Rant Nation, I think it's like one other, and it's just, we just increase the decibel, it gets funnier. | ||
So like, have you ever seen Rant Nation sitting in his car just like, screaming? | ||
I don't know, I guess that's how, I guess that's how the low IQ people, they require the constant stimulation. | ||
The auditory stimulation is crucial. | ||
Kilo 2 says no bag for gays. | ||
It's true. | ||
It's true. | ||
Look, if you're a woman, you're a homosexual, if you're not Christian, you know, you know what that means, right? | ||
You don't get the bag. | ||
Sorry. | ||
The bag is for... The bag is for us. | ||
Okay? | ||
The bag is not for these other groups. | ||
The bag is for us. | ||
But if you don't vote for Andrew Yang, you don't get the bag either. | ||
How are we gonna pay for it? | ||
Well, you know, only so many people vote for Andrew Yang. | ||
Very easily. | ||
You're gonna pay for our bag. | ||
George Zackerson says, I'm so sick of the manipulation that our country has endured. | ||
GDP be damned. | ||
I want feudalism back. | ||
Go back to the good old medieval days. | ||
Come on. | ||
Can we just... | ||
Israel, help me. | ||
Israel, you're my only hope! | ||
Andrew Myers, can you make a phone call, please? | ||
Can I get the bag from somewhere else? | ||
I can't wait until 2020. | ||
I can't read all these superchats until 2020, and people are always telling me, Nick, you gotta be nicer. | ||
I can't do it. | ||
I can't pretend to be nice to every person that comes on the superchat and tells me, How are we going to stop global financial bondage and go to the gym, little man, and bring on E. Michael Jones? | ||
I can't do it for another year and three years before he gets inaugurated and he passes the bill and the money actually gets into my account. | ||
Israel, help me, please. | ||
I'm a fat retard. | ||
Help me. | ||
oh yeah yeah feudalism that sounds great to me yeah let's let's become a feudalist country yeah you're right it's so bad I want feudalism back that's so yes that is just what we need zirconium says if each race has a sugar baby race they owe reparations to you don't even need an economy bags for everyone I like that idea I like that idea okay back Says, uh, Nick, did you meet Michelle Malkin at CPAC? | ||
She seemed like the only speaker there who knew anything. | ||
No, I didn't meet her. | ||
But yeah, she was the only speaker who knew who, uh, knew what she was talking about. | ||
Uh, WhatsaWigNats says, what is a fitting punishment for Greg Lansky? | ||
Who's Greg Lansky? | ||
Let me look him up. | ||
Is that someone in the movement? | ||
Is that a famous person? | ||
I don't know anything about him. | ||
Oh! | ||
Oh, he created Blackt? | ||
Well is he Jewish? | ||
I wonder. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm on the Wikipedia. | ||
Lansky sounds like a Jewish name. | ||
I don't know what the punishment should be. | ||
Just put him in jail forever maybe. | ||
Right. | ||
Pornographers should be put in jail. | ||
Maybe they should be tried for, you know, like mass mass casualties. | ||
So I think the penalty for pornography should be, you know, maybe capital, perhaps. | ||
I don't know. | ||
But of course, after a trial, you know, and through a totally legal process, I'm not advocating for violence. | ||
I just think, you know, it should be against the law to do these things. | ||
So I think that might be fitting. | ||
Capital punishment sounds fitting. | ||
But of course, through the proper system, once the laws are amended properly, AnarchoArchitects' burning offers $1,200. | ||
$1,200 is greater than $1,000 equals math, says AnarchoArchitects. | ||
He's not offering UBI, is he? | ||
But anyway, the the memes are not behind Bernie and I'm not taking any advice from an ANCAP anyway Helo to says Nick. | ||
You're always right big guy. | ||
True. | ||
Yeah, true Ragnar says Nick couldn't be agreeing with you more lately. | ||
What happened at CPAC was so dumb Sorry about our Twitter spat. | ||
Unblock me. | ||
Here's a five shekel piece offering. | ||
Always, always, always, every single time with these people, Nick, why do you block? | ||
Why do you block? | ||
You're so salty when you block. | ||
I do it for these reasons. | ||
I do it for these reasons. | ||
Because people, you know, they have no consideration, and they're dumb, and they're low IQ, and they think they can attack me There's no empathy. | ||
You know, I'm out here trying to save our people. | ||
And I'm smart about it, and I'm right about it, and people are rude, people are disrespectful. | ||
So I say, okay, okay, you can't see my content anymore then. | ||
And then it always, why do you block? | ||
Because then you get this delicious satisfaction of people, please, Nick, unblock me! | ||
And they're obsessed. | ||
Try, look up on Twitter, Nick Fuentes, and see how many posts are people mad because I blocked them after years. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
Maybe I'll unblock you. | ||
But, uh, yeah. | ||
Sorry about our Twitter spat. | ||
I'm sure it wasn't a spat. | ||
I'm sure it was something like, I tweeted something, and you said something really nasty, and I blocked you. | ||
It's a spat. | ||
Like, it was two ways. | ||
Like, I come and bother other people. | ||
Like, I go and attack other people for no reason, right? | ||
People who are public, and visible, and sacrificing. | ||
Yeah, okay. | ||
America only. | ||
Our favorite says, get a man, you get the bag. | ||
Yep. | ||
Sean Hinckley says, why not start a pack? | ||
What was that noise? | ||
Did you hear that? | ||
Was that my headphones? | ||
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I don't know what that was. | |
I just heard some kind of weird... I don't know if you heard that, but I just heard some weird noise. | ||
Anyway, why not start a pack? | ||
Come to Maine. | ||
I'm too busy to start a pack. | ||
I do a show. | ||
I do a show. | ||
All right, start this. | ||
Why don't you start that? | ||
Why don't you start your own newspaper? | ||
Run for office. | ||
Start a pack. | ||
All right. | ||
All right, relax, Nick. | ||
Relax, big guy. | ||
Just take a deep breath. | ||
Just chill, all right? | ||
Just chill. | ||
Okay, it's alright. | ||
We're gonna be okay. | ||
Alright. | ||
Flying off the handle here tonight. | ||
Okay. | ||
Why not start a pack? | ||
Well, I'm a pretty busy guy. | ||
Maybe you can start the pack. | ||
Maybe you could start the pack. | ||
Maybe somebody else could start the pack, right? | ||
Maybe I'll tell someone else about this fabulous idea. | ||
Is that good? | ||
Is that good? | ||
Is that nice? | ||
Um, yeah, that's a good idea. | ||
Just I don't really, uh, you know, I'm kind of focused on my own thing over here. | ||
Hyman says, all these guys negging the Big Macs in the limited time only. | ||
Shamrock shakes obsessing over Nicky boy. | ||
What are you gonna do? | ||
Kiss him? | ||
Are you gay? | ||
Right? | ||
With all these people? | ||
Nick, post physique. | ||
Nick, Nick, tell us... | ||
About this, you know, all this other stuff. | ||
It's like, whoa, whoa, I think there might be some crossover here. | ||
Who are all... and by the way, by the way, who are the bodybuilders that have a big problem with me? | ||
Is it a certain person called you-know-who and the other one and aren't they kind of gay? | ||
Hmm, really makes you think. | ||
Hmm, really makes you think that Bodybuilders. | ||
That was my favorite thing is the bodybuilders. | ||
They were always like, hey everybody post your physique. | ||
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Hey young boys post the physique under this post. | |
It's just for encouragement. | ||
Okay, and they're unironic homosexuals. | ||
There's nothing wrong with this. | ||
This is perfectly acceptable. | ||
You know, when people are like, no, no, no, but Nick, but they're base though. | ||
Oh, but they're, but they're base though. | ||
Yeah, they may be homosexuals asking, you know, young kids to post pictures online, but yo, but they're base though. | ||
They voted for Trump though. | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Give me a break. | ||
Give me a break. | ||
I'm the brain, all right? | ||
I'm Professor X. I'll have time to become who I am, all right? | ||
Everybody's got to worry about their own selves, all right? | ||
Worry about the barbell in your own face instead of worrying about the dumbbell in mine, all right? | ||
I think that's what the... that's how the saying goes, right? | ||
Yeah, worry about the, yeah, so I'll get in the gym in due time. | ||
I will, I will become who I am when I'm good and ready. | ||
You worry about yourself. | ||
I've got a show to run. | ||
I'm over here busting my chops. | ||
Is that the expression? | ||
I'm over here busting my bottom to save America, to save the white race. | ||
I'm trying to save you doing this show and people are, it's not good, but it's not good enough. | ||
He needs to go to the gym while he does it. | ||
You worry about going to the gym yourself. | ||
You're probably ugly and older than me, so maybe you should worry about yourself. | ||
Sheesh. | ||
Give me a break. | ||
JP says, sometimes I think my dog is part of the tribe. | ||
It's okay for him to sleep all day, but when it comes to my six to eight hours, he purposely keeps me awake at night. | ||
He doesn't have any foreskin. | ||
Really makes you think. | ||
Disavow. | ||
Jews are the hardest working people in the world, and everybody knows it. | ||
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That's why they're so successful. | |
So... | ||
I won't tolerate anti-semitism on this show. | ||
If you think you're gonna come around with that anti-Jewish talk, prepare to catch these hands, alright? | ||
I defend the Jews, okay? | ||
I call this hand Donald Trump, and I call this hand George W. Bush, because I protect the Jews with these hands. | ||
That's all these hands are good for, protecting Jews. | ||
So you better you come around my YouTube show you best not mess you'll catch these hands old Trump and Bush over here I'll be protecting these Jews all over the place I'm with these hands Anyway, David Sperner says, love the show, Nick. | ||
Keep it up. | ||
Thanks, big guy. | ||
That's the kind of encouragement we need. | ||
That's the kind of super chat we like to see. | ||
Calixto says, we're blackpilled right now, but it's a white pill coming, Oswald Mosley style. | ||
Nick, Nick, I'm a little baby. | ||
Tell me it's going to be okay. | ||
I'm a baby. | ||
I'm sad now, but rub me. | ||
Tell me it's going to be better. | ||
Rub me on the head. | ||
Tell me everything's going to be fine. | ||
I'm a little baby. | ||
I can't handle disappointment. | ||
I need constant affirmation. | ||
Tell me it's going to be okay, Nick. | ||
Is it going to be okay later, though? | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
That was mean. | ||
That wasn't called for. | ||
Are there any white pills on the horizon? | ||
I don't see any. | ||
Maybe. | ||
Life goes on. | ||
Life is full of black pills and red pills and white pills, and they're all over, okay? | ||
Some days are a black pill, some days are a white pill, and this is how life goes. | ||
If you can't handle the black pills, if you don't deserve... If you can't handle me at my black pill, you don't deserve me at my white pill. | ||
That's how the saying goes, right? | ||
So, no offense, but I mean, this is the... | ||
Kind of the core of the Super Chat here. | ||
We're Black Pill, but is a White Pill coming? | ||
Yeah, there's always White Pills coming. | ||
There are always White Pills coming, and there are always Black Pills coming. | ||
You know, White Pills that are coming, you may have a child, a beautiful baby, okay? | ||
White Pills are spring, beautiful spring afternoon. | ||
Sun's shining and the trees are great. | ||
Black Pill, someone you know is going to die in the next year. | ||
That's going to suck. | ||
That's a Black Pill. | ||
White pill! | ||
Cold glass of Coca-Cola on ice in a glass. | ||
Crisp, refreshing, just the way you like it and things are going great. | ||
Your old crush texts you from high school. | ||
I'm over the moon. | ||
Black pill. | ||
Someone else you know is going to die in the next year. | ||
Someone you'll you'll be diagnosed with a horrible illness at some point so life There are white pills and black pills everywhere. | ||
You just got to take it a day at a time, right? | ||
God's plan says kids in Kentucky have missed over six days of school this year for teacher strikes I'm betting more than half are gay or childless total clown world. | ||
I don't know anything about that. | ||
But yeah Probably you're probably right about that Desu says, Armchair activists say that what are we gonna do about X? | ||
Have zero skin in the game. | ||
It is the truth that people need to hear. | ||
Tell them like it is. | ||
It's how I see it. | ||
What do we... My favorite is not that. | ||
My favorite is we need to do this. | ||
I love that like passive suggestion. | ||
You know, people email me a lot. | ||
What we need to start doing is this. | ||
Oh, you first then, right? | ||
What we need to do with our rhetoric is this. | ||
And it's really like you should follow my advice. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
Oh, no, I'm going I'm going Hulkamaniac over here Samuel says the cycle of Empire is known in the aftermath of the crash How should we best prepare to reorient meaning for our people to that which is true the Lord Christ? | ||
There's no collapse coming there's no collapse coming Cycle of Empire is known the crash is coming. | ||
What what crash is What has Brazil crashed? | ||
Am I missing something? | ||
Show me where the crash has occurred yet. | ||
Things are going to get bad. | ||
The crash is not a given. | ||
Could it happen? | ||
Certainly. | ||
But it is by no means a given. | ||
And if anything, the state is so powerful that we're more resistant from a crash than ever before because of how centralized power is becoming and power projection is becoming. | ||
So, I reject the premise of the question. | ||
I don't, all this eschatology stuff is, uh, it's a little bit, uh, misguided, uh, to say the least. | ||
I don't think it's really, um, when people talk about this all, well, it's, it's all we have to accelerate to the crash, and the crash is going to happen, and this other stuff. | ||
I don't really buy all that. | ||
I think that's a little presumptuous. | ||
I think that's the word. | ||
So, yeah. | ||
How are we going to reorient our people towards Christ? | ||
There... I don't know. | ||
I mean, it might just be the end times, right? | ||
If it's the end times, then it's going to happen automatically. | ||
So, John Tortoise says, Hey Nick, how do we save the white race and fix the economy? | ||
You should have Andrew Yang and Donald Trump on your show and also give me a girlfriend. | ||
Hit the gym and unblog me on Twitter, little guy. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I'm all out of water now. | ||
Somebody says mug is empty. | ||
I'm all out of water now. | ||
So, that's just kind of a bummer. | ||
I have my mug. | ||
My, what do you call it? | ||
My jug is all the way over there. | ||
My big blue one. | ||
Usually I have it right over here if I'm out of water, but now I'm all empty. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Drumpf says, why'd you skip my chats? | ||
I read your chats, bro. | ||
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I love it. | |
It never ends, man. | ||
It just never ends. | ||
Then there's like a hundred more here. | ||
Epic. | ||
Epic! | ||
You know, the show ends at 8 o'clock, but we're gonna send them in at 840. | ||
That's fine. | ||
Damien Roberts says, do you think the chaos at your college talk the other day could be explained by the average low IQ of the audience? | ||
No. | ||
Everyone has the same IQ. | ||
If they were being rambunctious, it was because they had a right to be, because they were discriminated against in the past. | ||
Or if they weren't, then their grandparents were. | ||
Omar says, watching you do super chats is what I imagine Purgatory is like. | ||
Mmm, maybe a little lower than Purgatory. | ||
You know, maybe, yeah, like Purgatory, but maybe one lower. | ||
Right? | ||
Something like that. | ||
Ron Sun says, I think they get plenty of barbells in their face. | ||
That's a good one. | ||
Very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
Nicholas Dalheim. | ||
That's a funny thing too as I say, I'm gonna go in the gym. | ||
You gotta go in the gym like what I just said. | ||
I'm going to the gym. | ||
Everybody relax. | ||
Blackpill is the ultimate freedom. | ||
Okay, fag. | ||
Hyman says people are too cringe. | ||
I'm cringing right now. | ||
Yeah, I'm cringing so hard I'm having a tension headache 24-7 for the past three weeks. | ||
Hyman says people are... I just read that one. | ||
Kilo2 says Nick's on fire tonight. | ||
Great show. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Glenn says, are those McDonald's donut fries good? | ||
They're actually very good. | ||
They're better than the Dunkin Donuts donut fries. | ||
So, I would, I would give them a, give them a try. | ||
Syed says, Nick, did Cassie really convert to Judaism or is that a meme? | ||
Cringe. | ||
Imagine being in Christ and leaving him. | ||
Never thought she was cute, but if she is, or rather, but if this is true, she's literally a demon now. | ||
WTF? | ||
She's not cute. | ||
She's cute because she's young. | ||
I'm so tired of all these, like, beta orbiters who a girl is like under the age of 23 and she's like okay and oh she's pretty she's gorgeous she's young she's like 23 that's the only reason she is she does she have great features no is she a pretty girl like not really you know but oh a young girl with with two eyes and and a tummy This is crazy! | ||
You know, like, can we, can we, you know, contain ourselves a little bit? | ||
She is not converted yet, but she is planning on converting. | ||
I know that for a fact. | ||
She's basically there. | ||
I can't, I can't disclose too much, but don't be surprised if something happens and suddenly she converts to Judaism. | ||
What's a Wignatz? | ||
What do you think of biblical flat earth? | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
I don't know if the earth is round or flat. | ||
I just, you know, it's not, it doesn't really matter to me. | ||
You know, it doesn't really impact my daily life, so I'm not really... because I've looked into it before, and I don't know, I don't really... I'm not really sold one way or the other, to be honest. | ||
It's probably round, but who knows? | ||
It could be hollow, it could be flat. | ||
Eric Wright says, you'll have a kid if you just go up and talk to her, bro. | ||
Just be yourself, you little baby, dumb retard. | ||
True, true. | ||
Just go up and talk to her. | ||
Give her a firm handshake, look her in the eyes. | ||
That's the way to do it, alright? | ||
And you just gotta just be confident and just be yourself and talk to her. | ||
Samurai Spirits says, this is America First brought to you by Coca-Cola. | ||
Yeah, I do love the sugar water. | ||
It's probably my only vice. | ||
Zirconium says, why must the white pill be a suppository? | ||
It hurts! | ||
Yeah. | ||
Desu says Donald Blumpf wants to bang Ivanka, so he lives vicariously through Jared, letting him do whatever he wants. | ||
Yeah, I don't know about that. | ||
I don't know about that, but certainly Jared Kushner has too much influence. | ||
Okay. | ||
Now I get to read the ones from Wednesday and Thursday. | ||
Wonderful. | ||
Excellent. | ||
So let's take a look here. | ||
Let me load it up. | ||
I'm glad we're not having tech issues, though, tonight. | ||
Otherwise, I'd have to put my head through a wall. | ||
And let's see, so we're getting them from the 12th here. | ||
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Oh yeah, we've got a lot here. | |
Okay, so where do we leave off here? | ||
Oh, here we go. | ||
Drumpf says, Nick, you won't be getting Yang bucks when his social credit system kicks in and you're on the SPLC watch list. | ||
This is some low IQ stuff here, big guy. | ||
Country's doomed. | ||
Rules don't matter. | ||
Next. | ||
Lord Duxon says, ride the tiger, cowboy. | ||
Ride it into the ground. | ||
Yeah, that's... Evola is still hot right now. | ||
Hey Nick, just be good. | ||
I'm always a good guy. | ||
I'm always a good fella, right? | ||
Very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
No more hypergamy. | ||
marriage is communism. | ||
Pointless sex when you could be building a family is cosmopolitan degeneracy and death for the West. | ||
Be Catholic. | ||
Very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
No more hypergamy. | ||
George Mentis says, my man Owen Benjamin has been going off. | ||
Pragmatic. | ||
I think pragmatic is the opposite of how you might describe it, but yeah, he's been going off. | ||
Danal says, do you really think you can be a true American as a Catholic? | ||
It's historically and principally a Protestant nation. | ||
I say this as a Catholic. | ||
I've answered this question about a hundred times. | ||
The answer is yes. | ||
And simpidulces do that damage. - Yeah. | ||
I will. | ||
Yeah, I did see that. | ||
I don't know why everyone kissed Cernovich's ass. | ||
He's such a... I don't know. | ||
to be a spoiler candidate because he's triggered that trump never gave him a shout out yeah i did see that i don't know why everyone kissed the cernovich's ass he's such a i don't know to me he's kind of a grifter but whatever Kyle says, really enjoyed this episode of Humanity First. | ||
Knickers, shout out to Big Whiskey of the Yang Gang. | ||
Oh yeah, glad you enjoyed. | ||
Patty McGill says, I'd rather pray the rosary, marry a nice Catholic or a Lyft, study Catholic apologetics and serve my vocation, then go to Israel free. | ||
Israel out. | ||
Yeah, well, let's see if they let you in, right? | ||
Abe says, shilling yang gang so we can get that bag out here in the vassal states. | ||
Yeah, that's what it's about. | ||
Patty McGill says, serve Christ and Our Lady, not America. | ||
Be Catholic. | ||
Yeah, okay, whatever. | ||
KCM says, insert meme of the boomers, man. | ||
They just, I don't know why people say that stuff. | ||
It's almost the same effect of when you go to a Trump rally and, like, some smelly, crusty old guy in, like, cowboy boots and, like, really long hair and a ponytail comes up to you and starts telling you about that video they watched about the Frankfurt School or, you know, QAnon or whatever. | ||
Same energy. | ||
KCM says, insert meme of Trump's face photoshopped on Benny from Fallout New Vegas with the caption, The game was rigged from the start. | ||
Ring-a-ding-ding, baby. | ||
Very true. | ||
Pax says, Nick, I met you at Trump Hotel. | ||
tell it would be an honor if you played my back on the yang gang song on the america first stream on my profile no maybe email it to me and maybe i'll play it on the next one all right but you gotta you gotta email it to me all right people yeah i'm gonna go look you up look up your channel rip it you know if you email it to me if you've sent it to me an email otherwise i probably would | ||
I don't know why people are like, "Oh, we just..." Hyman says voting Yang getting a little silly slash goofy perhaps. | ||
Yeah, we're getting goofy up in here Kawas is what is your opinion of McChicken not a fan? | ||
Never been a fan of the McChicken JP says Yang gangnam style. | ||
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Yeah, that's Very good. | |
Hustle says three extra shekels to secure the bag knickers hashtag bag. | ||
That's what we're about Patty says Okay Oh my gosh, here we go. | ||
Patty McGill, the boomer, here we go again. | ||
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Oh no. | |
Oh man, why didn't I just stay in college? | ||
Why didn't I take the trip? | ||
The trip, the Israel trip, it would have been so easy. | ||
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You have no, you don't understand. | |
Free trip to Israel, all expenses paid and now I'm here. | ||
Patty McGill says, E. Michael Jones, ball sweat, has forgotten more than, instead of than, than, T-H-E-N, than you'll ever know. | ||
Gen X, zoomie, stop fornicating, be Catholic. | ||
Capitalism is Jewish cornholing. | ||
Who's fornicating? | ||
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Have you ever watched this show, ever? | |
Oh my god, what am I doing? | ||
What am I doing with my life that I have to take this abuse for? | ||
I'm not reading these anymore. | ||
I'm not reading the Boomer ones anymore. | ||
If you're gonna be, if you're gonna say dumb nonsense like this, stop fornicating and be Catholic and all this other stuff, give me a break. | ||
And the other thing, here's the other thing, when people say, fake Catholic, fake Catholic, he's fornicating, I'm better looking than everybody who says that. | ||
So, for like, you know, what are these, some of these Catholics are like morbidly obese, disgusting characters, yeah. | ||
For you to not fornicate, how much are we really sacrificing there? | ||
How much of that is a choice? | ||
For me, to be true to my beliefs and to promulgate the Catholic religion on the show, It's a sacrifice. | ||
Believe me. | ||
Look at me. | ||
Look at the people critiquing Patti McGill. | ||
I'd like to see what you look like, right? | ||
All these people. | ||
He's a fake Catholic. | ||
He's actually doing this. | ||
He's actually doing that. | ||
All this other stuff. | ||
Really? | ||
Because I feel like, you know, if it comes to who's sacrificing more when it comes to that, you know, Again, how much of that is a choice for you? | ||
All these, all these, he's not, not a true Catholic, not a true Catholic. | ||
Let's see what you look like and are we really being chased because it's the right thing to do or it's because that's, that's the only thing we can do, right? | ||
So give me a break, Patti McGill. | ||
Boomer! | ||
Boomer! | ||
We're gonna take all your money, Boomer. | ||
We're coming for your yacht. | ||
We're coming for your Social Security check. | ||
We're coming for your mansion, alright? | ||
We are getting your back. | ||
And then we're putting you in jail for ruining the nation. | ||
And then being annoying online. | ||
I said this at American Renaissance and people laughed. | ||
It wasn't a joke. | ||
It ain't no joke, though. | ||
The boomers wreck the country and then they do this online. | ||
And this is the behavior. | ||
All right, all right, all right. | ||
All right, relax. | ||
We've only got negative 40 minutes to go left on this show. | ||
All right, we've only got a hundred more Super Chats to read. | ||
We're almost done, right? | ||
God's Plants' right-wing content is dangerously addictive. | ||
I think it's just me, honestly. | ||
Tom Allen says, because it's just up and down with me. | ||
That's a pickup artist technique. | ||
It's the up and the down. | ||
And that's what you get with Nick. | ||
You know, some days it's really nice. | ||
We love you. | ||
Some days... Excuse me. | ||
It's mean. | ||
And the tech doesn't work. | ||
And I'm coughing. | ||
So... That's the trick. | ||
That's how we get you addicted. | ||
We play with the dopamine. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
I might have to go up and get some water. | ||
I'm choking over here. | ||
And we have a thousand more streams. | ||
Normally I'm good because we're only on air for like 60 minutes. | ||
But, you know, we're pushing 90. | ||
It's like... | ||
Okay, but let's see David Sparter says what WTF Nick had a PS Vita black ops Vita rise up Yeah I'm enjoying I'm enjoying myself. | ||
Are you enjoying the show? | ||
Yeah, it's really you gotta laugh right you gotta laugh I I actually didn't have any games for the PlayStation Vita. | ||
I just endure this. | ||
To answer questions about the PlayStation Vita, very pressing. | ||
I actually didn't buy any games. | ||
I bought Mod Nation Racing and that was it. | ||
You know, for some reason I never... It sucked as a handheld thing. | ||
The ergonomics were all wrong. | ||
The graphics were bad. | ||
So I just said, I don't know. | ||
$300 and I only ever had one game for it. | ||
Can you believe it? | ||
But let's see Sal says g'day Nick. | ||
Oh, I was wondering what your take is on the Indonesia issue with Israel they were They were pissy we recognized Jerusalem and our government cut. | ||
I don't know anything about that Will S is China's D dosing Facebook. | ||
This is war Who cares man? | ||
It's Zuck All right. | ||
I'll just take these I'll just take these the ones from Wednesday I'll just have to take these tomorrow cuz I'm choking over I'm literally quite literally choking it's 840 we've been at this for 90 minutes so I'll have to take the rest of these tomorrow cuz there's like a thousand I guess it's a good problem to have right but Not when I'm not filled up on water, right? | ||
But I think that's going to do it for us on the show tonight. | ||
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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | |
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
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