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April 3, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes

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End of the Road for Joe Biden? | America First Ep. 359

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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.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, everybody.
		We're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back with you this week, a little bit later than normal.
		My apologies.
		I was... I was sleeping, actually.
		Slept a little bit too late, you know, having the classic Mediterranean siesta, alright?
		The classic midday nap.
		I'm not gonna lie, I had a big lunch.
		I think that's what did it for me.
		You know, I went over down to Chicago, down on Taylor Street.
		I had a little taste for this old Italian restaurant I haven't had in a long time.
		They used to have a location closer to me, but they shut it down.
		And I said, you know what?
		I'm going to go out there.
		And so I went out for lunch today, and I got a big plate of cavadills, got a big slice of pizza.
		And I really just filled up so much, I just went right out.
		And so that's why.
		I'm going to be straight with you.
		I'm not going to say, oh, it was this or that.
		So my apologies, but we're here, alright?
		Everybody relax, okay?
		We're here, we got the content, it's gonna be a great show, alright?
		There's a lot to get into, so don't worry about it, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, how about I'm doing none of them, alright?
		So there's lots to talk about, we'll be discussing...
		Many things.
		There's a new announcement out of New Mexico.
		They're changing Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day.
		We'd like to talk about that.
		We'll be talking about this new policy in Brunei.
		Have you heard about this?
		This tiny Muslim country in the southern Pacific has announced a new law that is going into effect which is And if you're caught having gay sex, they're going to stone you to death, among other crimes.
		That's the one they focused on, but they're also going to stone you to death for adultery.
		They'll also amputate your arm for theft.
		So, some interesting things.
		We'll get into that.
		I've got an interesting take on that, and my take is that it's wrong.
		My take is that we have to go over there and invade them to stop this injustice.
		Now, we'll talk about that.
		We'll talk about Two new accusers who have come out against Biden, and that'll be the featured story for the show today.
		That's the title of the show today.
		Spoiler alert!
		It's clickbait, as it always is.
		The title of the show is At the End of the Road for Biden.
		The answer is no, but we're gonna get into some new accusations.
		It seems like this has been moving so quickly.
		We had an accusation on Friday of the sexual misconduct, right, or improper touching.
		We had an accusation yesterday, and now we have two new accusations from last night of the same thing, this inappropriate touching, inappropriate contact with women at these various campaign or fundraising events.
		So we'll get into all of that and how this might affect his odds, what the race is going to look like.
		We talked about that a little bit on Friday and yesterday, but we'll have to update you on the situation.
		And so it should be a pretty good show, pretty based and red-pilled show.
		And it's actually kind of funny because, you know, last week we had a little technical difficulty.
		If you remember, I think it was on Thursday.
		Maybe this was last week, maybe it was the week before.
		The days just blend together these days, right?
		So I think it was last Thursday, we had an interruption in the middle of the show, so I had to come back later.
		And when this happens, when the stream goes down for longer than like 5 or 10 minutes, it creates a separate, like a new stream when I come back online, and then it results in two separate videos.
		You understand this?
		And so what I did last week for the first time ever is I took them down, I re-uploaded as one video.
		And I guess if you upload a video it gets different engagement than if you stream.
		Because I saw in that video the viewership was much higher than normal.
		And I saw there were people saying that it was recommended to them.
		And there were a lot of new viewers on that video.
	So I don't know if that's an algorithmic thing, that if it's a stream versus an uploaded video, you get more engagement or a different kind of response from YouTube.
	But it's funny because I saw all the comments on that video in particular.
	There were a lot of new viewers.
	And people were hitting me.
	They were dogging on me because I was talking about, I forget what I was talking about that day, but I was saying something about, you know, what I was doing that day.
	I went into some kind of extended anecdote like I did at the top of this show about going to get cova dills and getting a slice of pizza.
	And the comments were like, you don't have a big enough following to talk about your day.
	Just get to the point already.
	And I feel like every time new people come and watch the show, they're always complaining about the anecdotes, they're always complaining, just get to the point already, get into the news!
	And I was thinking about that before I started the show today, and I thought, you know what?
	I'm never gonna sell out and become one of these Steven Crowder type people.
	Or it's just a totally sterilized corporate show and I jump right into the issues and I'm optimizing the content for clicks and ad revenue.
	Forget all that.
	This is a family show.
	You're part of the America First family.
	You know me, right?
	You know Nick.
	That's part of the show.
	So I made a decision, you know, after reading those comments and waking up, I thought to myself, you know what?
	We're never going to do that.
	We're never going to have a show where I'm going to come on the show very stiff.
	Hello, we've got the news for you.
	Just the news.
	And I'm Nick, and I'm not going to give you my opinion.
	No, this show is going to be, it's a family show.
	You're new here?
	Get to the back of the line!
	You don't like that I talk about the fact I had a big lunch and I slept too much?
	Go fuck yourself!
	Go watch Steven Crowder!
	Go watch Ben Shapiro!
	Apologies for the language bug.
	My apologies, but that's just how I'm feeling today.
	I'm in that kind of mood.
	We're already going off, right?
	We're already going off on the new viewers.
	Maybe not a great business strategy, but I'm in it for the people, alright?
	I'm in it for the integrity of the show, but... Anyway, we've got a lot to discuss here, but before we get into that, I do want to talk about this new Joker movie.
	Relevant!
	Relevant!
	This is very relevant, alright?
	This is very relevant to us.
	This is really relevant to America First.
	New trailer for the Joker movie that comes out in October with Joaquin Phoenix.
	And I was watching it and I think Gabe posted this on Twitter.
	He's a friend of the show.
	He created the Nick Fuentes Pepe style meme if you've ever seen that.
	He goes by Gabe on Twitter, just Gabe, and he's been around a few different accounts.
	He got banned recently, an account that he had since the election.
	But he posted a meme which I think really spoke to me, and it's actually, this is why it's relevant, it's from the movie.
	There's a quote from the trailer for the new movie.
	Like I said, which dropped today.
	Where Joaquin Phoenix is the Joker, he says, I always thought my life was a tragedy, but really it's a comedy.
	And Gabe says, the real black pill is actually a white pill.
	The final black pill actually turns out to be a white pill.
	And I realized that's actually kind of true.
	That's kind of what we've been experiencing on the show.
	That's the tie-in.
	Because we are going Joker mode.
	I've talked about this a lot.
	We're seeing the funny side.
	We're always smiling over here.
	It's actually kind of true.
	Once you reach a point of, I think, where we are right now, where, what were we talking about yesterday?
	It's record high H-2B visas.
	You know, more H-2B visas this year than any year in the last decade.
	We talked about last week, more illegals coming in than any year in the last decade.
	More people are getting censored than ever before.
	Like, everything's going downhill.
	The great white hope, Donald Trump, as Jesse Lee Peterson calls him, Seems to be floundering.
	Seems to be having some issues.
	Seems to be failing.
	Or feeling blackbilled.
	Or feeling disillusioned.
	Or feeling sad.
	But, perhaps in letting go.
	Perhaps in detaching from reality.
	Dehumanizing, some might say.
	We do recognize sort of an alternate white pill, where we get to a point where we're so disillusioned, we're so far into the Blackville territory, that we actually come out the other side.
	We come out into maybe we were before lawful good.
	After we hit a certain level of Blackville, we come out and then we're just chaotic neutral.
	And then we're always smiling that it's all just fun.
	We can joke about it.
	We can use irony as a coping mechanism.
	And so, I watched that Joker trailer, and I thought, you know, I'm very... I'm actually relating to this on a serious level.
	Finally, a cape movie.
	Finally, a superhero movie.
	I saw there's like a black female in the movie, so I don't know if it's gonna be like another Spider-Man situation.
	But I said, you know what?
	Finally, a movie that I can relate to.
	He's just like me, right?
	So...
	Anyway, I don't want to spend too much time on that.
	We're already how many minutes into it, and we haven't gotten into the news.
	I know the new people are freaking out.
	Their tiny brains thinking, we can't handle this.
	We came here to hear about current events, and he's talking about eight-fingered cavadils and the Joker, but all right.
	So we're gonna get into the news.
	There's, like I said, a lot to get into, so we do want to launch right in here.
	And I guess we'll start out with this Indigenous Peoples Day news.
	This isn't really a huge deal, but it's something I feel is important to talk about.
	So this is from the Hill.
	New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham, who's a Democrat, today signed legislation into law that abolishes Columbus Day and replaces the national holiday with Indigenous Peoples Day.
	And like I said, this isn't groundbreaking.
	Apparently there's already five other states which do this, including Vermont, Hawaii, Alaska, a couple others.
	But I feel this is actually a really important thing to talk about, particularly this holiday.
	This is something we've been talking about for many months on the show now.
	Since 2019, I've really tried to shine a spotlight on this issue.
	This stuff is important.
	This ties in with the Charlottesville protests taking down the Confederate monuments.
	This ties in with a lot of what the left has been up to in the past couple of years.
	And what this, more than anything, I think more than the economic debates, more than the foreign policy debates, but these kinds of cultural debates, they really show what the new what the new cleavage will be in the country.
	The new fault line, if you will, in the country is going to be in the coming years.
	Yesterday I said the left is basically identitarian, even if they don't use those terms.
	What they're doing when they transplant the national holiday is they're transforming the country.
	They're revolutionizing the country.
	Understand that what assimilation really means, and this is a definition that is used by the economist Jason Richwine, who's a great guy, You should really check out a lot of his content on immigration.
	He's like one of the best people in the country.
	People ask me a lot, where can I read?
	Where can I find new information?
	Jason Richwine.
	Look no further.
	He's got great talks for US Inc., for a number of other different think tanks and places.
	He used to work for, actually, National Review and Heritage, and got kicked out because he started talking about race and IQ, among other things.
	But anyway, Jason Richwine, he posits that one of the more important components of assimilation that isn't so much talked about is the idea that new people coming into a country see themselves as the mainstream.
	They don't see themselves as others and outside or as marginalized or as fringe or oppressed, but they see themselves as the mainstream.
	They see themselves as a normative traditional American.
	Additionally, they adopt this country's history as their own.
	You know, I think he used a term, he said that We have this sort of surrogate ancestry.
	We see the founding fathers as our own.
	Many white immigrants who came into the country in the 20th century, even though George Washington wasn't actually their forefathers, and George Mason and all the founders, but they adopt them as sort of an ideological component that they say, well, even though they're not our real forefathers, we adopt their history as our own.
	We see ourselves as mainstream Americans.
	And that is a really critical definition of assimilation because if you're only defining assimilation in purely economic terms and purely political terms...
	Which is to say that somebody votes, right?
	Or somebody pays their taxes, which they say, oh, undocumented people pay their taxes.
	They're assimilating.
	They're just like you and me.
	Or they voted in their local election.
	They're just like you and me.
	Well, that's why those cultural definitions of assimilation really become critical.
	Because what does it say when we're overturning holidays like this?
	What does it say when the view of somebody like Christopher Columbus shifts from discoverer of the new world, a Eurocentric interpretation of The Columbian Exchange, that it was this tremendous feat of bravery and courage and exploration that he sailed into uncharted waters, he discovered new land, he claimed it for Europe, he claimed it for Jesus Christ, and that was the beginning of the United States.
	You know, that's the pre-national history, but that was the genesis of our country.
	And you take that definition, you take that interpretation, that perspective of somebody who should be a great national hero, a great European, to the vision of Christopher Columbus as genocidal.
	And if he's genocidal, if he came over here as an invader, as a conqueror, as somebody who did great evil, as somebody who oppressed the native people, and therefore we can't celebrate him, instead we ought to celebrate the indigenous, what is the future of the country if the people coming here are agitating for that kind of redefinition, particularly in the American Southwest?
	Because it's not just Native Americans that agitate for this stuff.
	It's also Mexicans.
	It's also Central Americans.
	So a lot of people will tell you a lot of conservatives.
	It's all liberals, but also a lot of conservatives.
	The Paul Ryan types, George W. Bush types, Heritage types.
	They will tell you that it doesn't matter that America is no longer going to be a white country.
	It doesn't matter that the proportion of Hispanics will go from something like 13% to close to 30% because we're all pink on the inside, so long as we all practice the Constitution and the Declaration and all the rest.
	People like Ben Shapiro, people like Ben Shapiro, say that they couldn't give a good damn about the browning of America.
	Well, you look at that and this is where you see real substantive change, where you see that actually the mission The story, the narrative, the history, the culture of the country has gone from one thing to something totally different, actually to its diametric opposite.
	Where once we were celebrating European Faustian virtues, and now we're celebrating these other virtues, these other heroes, these other people.
	Because of course, you bring in new people, you get a new country.
	You get a new history, you get new heroes, you get new song, new dance, you get new everything!
	New problems, new benefits, if there are any, right?
	And so I think it's always important to dwell on things like this.
	Even though this is not the first time this has happened, even though Indigenous Peoples Day isn't anything new, I think we talked about this last year.
	When it was Indigenous Peoples Day, actually, on the day in October.
	But it's always important to remember this, that this is what the left stands for now.
	It's revolutionary transformation.
	They want to take the old country, the old monuments, the old heroes, the old holidays, and they want to substitute them with their own.
	And that's how the country is going to change first, and then it's going to change in every other way.
	So I think it's always very important to note this stuff.
	Again, not very urgent, it's not very groundbreaking, not very new, but we always have to be on our guard and recognize that for what it is.
	It's not innocuous.
	It's not silly.
	A holiday, a statue, a lot of people might say, oh this is decoration.
	These are trivial issues.
	These are the most important issues that a person can talk about, of course.
	You know, what inspires a nation, what our children learn about in school, who they look up to as their role models.
	Are they looking up to George Washington and Christopher Columbus?
	Or are they looking up to Raging Bull?
	Or whatever the Indian's name is and all these other characters, right?
	That's the most important thing.
	Forget all the rest.
	So that's New Mexico.
	Just another example.
	And you can see this everywhere.
	Lori Lightfoot getting elected to Chicago.
	Stacey Abrams.
	You see it every day.
	These little victories in this cultural revolution.
	It's happening every day.
	But it's always important to know when it happens.
	So that's Indigenous Peoples Day.
	Again, that's not a huge thing.
	Moving right along, we've got another story here out of Brunei.
	People don't really know even what Brunei is.
	It's actually sort of funny to me because everybody all of a sudden is up in arms about Brunei.
	Did you hear Ellen DeGeneres, George Clooney, up in arms that Brunei has changed their laws?
	They've adopted this harsh penal code in accordance with Sharia law that they're now going to start.
	Stoning homosexuals and adulterers to death, and a number of other things, and now they're boycotting the Sultan of Brunei's hotels, and we're gonna start a social movement, and it's just sort of comical to me.
	Because, of course, these people don't know anything about anything.
	Could any of these people show you Brunei on a map?
	Could they tell you if that was a country?
	What was going on there?
	What religion they practice, etc.?
	No, but probably some Jewish person told them to get mad about it, and here we are.
	So this is in the news.
	This is on Twitter Moments.
	This is all over the news now.
	It's a slow news week, okay?
	But it's all over the news.
	Brunei is introducing strict new Islamic laws that make anal sex and adultery offenses punishable by stoning to death.
	The new measures that come into force on Wednesday also cover a range of other crimes, including punishment for theft by amputation.
	No, I've got an interesting take on this.
	A lot of people, a lot of conservatives will say that this is why Islam is bad.
	Islam is bad because it's barbaric, because of its treatment of women and homosexuals.
unidentified		These sorts of policies are regressive.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's not really why I have a problem with Islam.
		My problem with Islam is that it's not true and that's why you get things that are probably a little bit excessive or a little bit intense.
		But I have to tell you I look at the announcement today and I'll say I think that stoning to death for these kinds of things, I think it's excessive.
		I wouldn't want that to happen in our country.
		Whether these things should be illegal or not, you know, let's forget even about stoning to death, let's forget about the actual punishment, but the legality of these things I think should be considered.
		Should these things be illegal?
		It's worth considering.
		It probably wouldn't fit into our American political idea.
		Probably wouldn't fit into our conception of political theory.
		We obviously were founded as a classical liberal country.
		We were founded as this democratic republic.
		So I don't know if that would fly here.
		And I don't know, would that be something desirable?
		But I'm going to put that on hold for a moment.
		My judgment about this law, I would say it's probably bad.
		I would say it's probably Excessive to do something like that.
		However, I'm not really upset about it and I'll tell you why.
		I look at this law and while in my heart of hearts I would probably say that's probably cruel.
		That's probably a little bit much.
		I have to tell you I read that and I'm not really outraged.
		It's not something that really causes me and stirs me to action and I'll tell you why.
		This is something I've been thinking about for a long time.
		People tend to look at things in a way that is a little bit idealistic.
		They'll look at Brunei I'll say that's crazy.
		That's horrible!
		What a terrible thing!
		And they'll look at our current situation, and while they are totally not on board with it, they sort of have this passive acceptance, or maybe deep down they don't like it, but basically people want to have a position that's right in the middle.
		People want to have it right in the middle.
		They kind of want to have the best of both worlds.
		They want to have a world where traditionalism is basically upheld, where the society of the 1950s Is basically stable, you know, and we have all the fruits of a traditional society where we have peace, we have order, we have virtuous people, we have norms, but we also don't have anything like shame, we also don't have anything like bullying, we also don't have anything like...
		Again, harsh penal codes.
		They kind of want to have a position right there in the middle.
		They want to go back maybe to a year like 1995 and just freeze everything.
		Go back to a year where it's like things are a little bit more dynamic, things are a little bit liberal, a little bit cosmopolitan, but you do still have this other side where there is still this residual virtue left over from a traditional society.
		And I'll posit that you really can't have it in the middle.
		I look at something like Brunei and I think, well, If we could only have one or the other.
		If we could only have a society where a law like this is passed, or we have a society like the one we live in now, and you look at what goes on in a society like this, right?
		You look at the child drag queens, you look at the rampant child abuse in Hollywood, you look at the sexualization of young people, you look at the degeneracy, the promiscuity, you look at the propaganda on television.
		And you have to wonder, if we could choose, if it came down to these two options, which one would you opt for?
		Which one would you, at the end of the day, go in for?
		And a lot of people would say, well, both of these options are bad.
		Can't we have something in the middle?
		A centrist, a moderate might tell you, we just have to go back to some indeterminate point in the past when we got just a little of both.
		And I think That that's sort of missing the point.
		I think that some people want to take us back to a certain point, to a point where they're comfortable with, sort of an arbitrary point where what they want is not totally infringed upon.
		You know, maybe they have desires to do things which don't totally conform to traditional morality or to natural law or something like that, but they still want the fruits of a traditional society.
		So for some people maybe that's 1970, for some people that's 1980, you know, whatever it is.
		But you go back to that point and what do you get?
		You just come right back to where you were from the beginning.
		It begs the question, can we have a society that is even a little bit liberal?
		To what extent can we have liberalism before it infects everything to the point where we get an evil society?
		I think that's the question we're trying to deal with.
		To what extent can we introduce this cancer in our society that seems to just grow uncontrollably until it takes over everything?
		And I don't know if you can allow any of it, because we'll find that where is the genesis of the society we're living in today?
		Was it people saying, just be nicer to homosexuals?
		It goes back all the way to the French Revolution.
		It goes back to people saying, can we have a right to vote?
		It goes back to people saying, can we have freedom of expression?
		And these tiny political victories, you go back maybe three, four, five hundred years, maybe you could go back 800 years, and you could trace it back to these little victories, piece by piece, expanding, creeping, until you get to a point where it's just, you're in free fall, and you get to a point where you can't control anything.
		And I think that's sort of what we've seen in the last 150 years in particular, it's just the state of free fall.
		We're the state of liberalization.
		We're the state of evil spreading.
		Just accelerates itself to the point where we've reached this critical mass.
		We're basically at the speed of light right now.
	Where what's happening now?
	What do we have this week?
	Transgender week of visibility.
	And we all know what happens with transgenders.
	We saw what happened to that writer from The Federalist this weekend.
	Where normal people are being pushed aside.
	Normal people are being marginalized.
	So, and that's not to say that's not a defense of a law that says that we're going to just start killing people for minor infractions or whatever.
	Again, I don't know if I'm totally on board with that.
	I don't know if I think that's a good thing or not.
	But I think it begs a very important question.
	I think that it sheds a little bit of light on maybe some of our assumptions, maybe some of our notions about where we are as a society because i think a lot of us agree that what's happening in our society is wrong i think a lot of us can look around people that are red-pilled can look around and say clearly we're living in an evil society we're living in a society that's basically run by the devil how did we get here normal people who are not so in tune to what's going on
	who maybe don't know the full extent they haven't been exposed to the same things we have they understand that deep down well it would probably be better if my parents weren't divorced It would probably be better if some of these things that we're seeing weren't so over-the-top, aren't so excessive, but none of these people really, I think, are willing to do what it takes to go back to a society like that.
	Everybody realizes more or less that something has gone wrong, but nobody's really willing to accept a better alternative.
	People are not really willing to think in terms of finite, limited options working within what we can handle.
	People want to have their cake and they want to eat it too.
	We want to have all the flow, all the fruits of a traditional society, everything that comes with that, the peace, the order, the harmony.
	But we don't want to feel constrained in any way.
	We want to have absolute liberty, but we also want to live in a society that has some degree of order.
	And I just, the more I see what happens in society, the more I think you really just can't have it both ways.
	So people look at a law like this, or they'll look at people like the Westboro Baptist Church or some other organizations, and they'll say, you know, that's really That's really too far.
	They're both problematic.
	The far left and the far right.
	You know, the crazies on this side and the radicals on this side.
	We need something in the middle.
	Well, I think what you can say about these sides, maybe they're not equally bad, but they are equally powerful.
	They do act as poles.
	Maybe it's not a horseshoe, maybe it's a magnet.
	Right?
	Maybe you have a positive pole and a negative pole and everything sort of settles to one or the other.
	And you can't really hang out for too long in the middle.
	Once you start going from one, you accelerate until you're on the other side.
	And so, we look at a law like the one in Brunei and think, is that really our enemy?
	I think, I look at a lot of Fox News pundits and commentators, people talking about the evils of Sharia law, and I'm thinking, is that really the pernicious evil that we want to focus on in our society?
	That what?
	That people having anal sex are being persecuted?
	Maybe we should be more focused on the Christians being persecuted, you know?
	You got Ellen DeGeneres, she's launching a big boycott.
	George Clooney launching a big boycott because this tiny island country in the middle of the Pacific Ocean just declared that they're going to, and they already jailed people for 10 years for this anyway, but now they're going to stone them to death.
	Meanwhile, how many Christians died in Nigeria?
	This week, right?
	And we heard about the migrant attack, and Christians all over the world being genocided, and so there's a lot more going on here.
	We're gonna focus on that one.
	I think we have to sort of pick and choose our battles.
	To me, I see that, and I guess we'll just come right out and say it, I see that, frankly, as less evil than what's happening in America today.
	That's just the way I see it.
	I see that kind of a policy in Brunei, well, maybe it's a little... again, it's a little bit much for me.
	Maybe I'm not, you know, red-pilled enough on that, or maybe I just like being on YouTube, right?
	Maybe I just... we really just like to be on YouTube.
	So, I do see that, at the end of the day, as less evil than what we see in our modern society.
	What happens on television, what happens in our advertisements, what you see on Snapchat, right?
	You look at those advertisements or those little videos that children see, You know, I look at the drag queen stuff and the proliferation of all that culture, and I say, if we had to choose, if we had to choose the lesser of two evils, which society would you prefer to live in?
	And I don't know.
	I think it'd be, I don't know if that'd be a hard choice, right?
	So that's Brunei.
	Not that I endorse that.
	I love YouTube.
	I love being on YouTube.
	You know, I really just love being in a position where I'm able to share my totally peaceful Centrist, moderate views.
	I think everybody's equally okay and equally bad.
	You know, I basically have no moral convictions because I like being on YouTube.
	You know, if I said that enough.
	But if it came down to a choice one or the other, which would you want to live in?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I probably would want to live in the country where we have gay pride parades through the middle of the city where you can take your children out for ice cream and see gay men naked in like leather costumes and I'd probably want to live in that one as opposed to the one where they have like maybe some kind of old penal code, right?
	Old religious penal code.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	It's a tough choice.
	So that's Brunei.
	Our feature story, however, of the day is Joe Biden and he's having a rough time.
	He's having a rough time.
	I have to tell you, I don't have a lot of sympathy for Joe Biden.
	It's actually kind of fun.
	You know, you see these people in their lives Just sort of caving it all around them.
	And maybe that's the most delicious part about politics, is now that things are beginning to slide in a bad direction, we do get to enjoy that it appears that people are starting to get their comeuppance.
	I feel like, okay, the country's doomed.
	Nothing matters.
	Rules don't matter.
	At the very least, we're gonna get our bag, but also we can sort of sit back, relax, and enjoy the decline.
	Watch these politicians flounder.
	Watch things kind of blow up and get interesting.
	Joe Biden having a very rough week here.
	Two new accusations yesterday, and this is from USA Today.
	Kaitlin Caruso says that Joe Biden put his hand on her thigh during an event about sexual assault at UNLV in Las Vegas.
	Caruso, who's 22 years old, said she was 19 at the time.
	I told the Times, That the incident happened after she finished telling her story of an assault.
	Another woman, DJ Hill, told the Times that in 2012 at a fundraising event in Minneapolis, Biden placed his hand on her back and then started dropping it down her back.
	Okay.
	Now, honestly, and I'll say this every time, because look, we are the honest ones, we're the realistic ones.
	or husband noticed the incident and intervened by cracking a joke and putting his hand on Biden's shoulder.
	Now, honestly, and I'll say this every time because look, we are the honest ones.
	We're the realistic ones.
	This kind of touching doesn't really offend me.
	It actually irritates me.
	On one hand, I do like to see Joe Biden getting destroyed, but it's difficult for me to reconcile this with the fact that the people taking him down are all these uppity, obnoxious, dumb women who are talking about how this is sexual violence and he is a sexual assailant.
	Like, oh really?
	He gets a little handsy with the women, alright?
	And we all know people that do this.
	It's inappropriate.
	Maybe.
	Again, maybe it crosses a line.
	Is it sexual violence?
	Oh, grow up!
	Have you heard some of these stories that happen in Africa where it's like a whole village gets raped and they get set on fire?
	And what, Joe Biden like puts his hand on your back and that's sexual violence?
	Give me a break.
	So I am having a little bit of difficulty reconciling it.
	On the one hand it's awesome that Joe Biden is crashing and burning because to me he's just this ridiculous anti-human like alien person.
	All these politicians are to me.
	But at the same time the people taking him down are just somehow worse than him.
	So I'll say, does he mean this in a sexual way?
	I don't think so.
	I think probably he is probably just a warm person.
	And this is part of his defense.
	He says that he feels his job as a politician is to be warm, to console people.
	And so I could see that.
	I could see that angle of it where she says she just gets done talking about sexual assault and he puts his hand on her thigh.
	Now, you could interpret that in a way where that's a comforting gesture.
	You could also interpret that as, you know, he's trying to be a little bit Hansey.
	And either way, I don't think that's the end of the world, right?
	But it is fitting.
	It is fitting that the Democrats have cultivated this atmosphere where we do have these insane rules, where it's such a disproportionate consequence for what is actually done.
	You know, like with Kavanaugh, for example.
	This was a teenager who, even if everything they said about him was true, it wouldn't have mattered.
	He got, again, another guy who got Hansey with a woman.
	Like we've never heard this story before.
	A young teenager who gets handsy with a woman, right?
	And they were ready to kill him, basically, for it.
	They were ready to ruin his career, kick him off his kid's soccer team, and ostracize him from polite society, and sabotage his Supreme Court nomination.
	So it is fitting.
	Whether or not you think it was real, I think that's actually irrelevant.
	You know, I see some people going out there and defending Joe Biden saying, I actually believe he wasn't being sexual.
	I don't even think that should be discussed so much.
	I'll always say that because that's my...
	I like to get both sides there.
	But really, it shouldn't even be mentioned.
	What should matter is that the Democrats have made these rules.
	They wanted Roy Moore to play by those rules and it cost him the election.
	They wanted Kavanaugh to play by those rules and it almost cost him the seat on the Supreme Court.
	So yeah, Joe Biden should play by those rules.
	So I think it's fitting.
	I think it's fair, as always.
	It's funny that, you know, we warned the Democrats, by the way, about all this stuff.
	We warned them about everything here, right?
	We warned them about diversity.
	We warned them about women.
	And now the Democratic Party is getting torn to pieces by warring minority groups and shrieking women.
	So I think it's actually fitting.
	You know, we were out there saying, you can't bring women into politics.
	It's a disaster.
	And they said, shut up.
	You're just saying that because you're a sexist.
	And now all the same men who said that are gonna get their lives ruined by some woman down the road in 25 years.
	So yeah, who's the sexist now, right?
	I guess I'd rather be a sexist and have a career than be some kind of white knight and you get your life ruined by some dumb bitch, right?
	So I think it's actually sort of fitting.
	So he's had this happen.
	He released a video today.
	Explaining his actions he said quote.
	I've never thought of politics as cold and Antiseptic I've always thought it was about connecting with people As I said, shaking hands, hands on the shoulder, a hug, encouragement, and now it's all about taking selfies together.
	You know, social norms have begun to change.
	They've shifted.
	And the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset.
	And I get it.
	I get it.
	I hear what they're saying.
	I understand it.
	And I'll be much more mindful.
	That's my responsibility.
	And I'll meet it.
	And a lot of people are satisfied with this.
	If you look at the replies, I was actually a little bit surprised because he put this video up on Twitter and right away he had like 2,000 replies.
	I'm thinking, oh boy.
	Hand rubbing intensifies.
	All right, here we go.
	It's about to crash and burn.
	But all the replies were like, oh, thank you, sir.
	You're a class act.
	Way to do it.
	You're really well spoken.
	And it just goes to show these people have no principles.
	I mean, that's my first takeaway.
	But beyond that, on the one hand, some people are OK with it.
	But a lot of people in the media are not.
	You'll find that normal people are not the ones running the media.
	It's probably normal people saying like, OK, that's fine.
	Not a big deal.
	I like you.
	And if I like you, I'm going to take it easy on you.
	And that's how most normal people are.
	But the people in the media are not normal people.
	The people in the media are still calling for Assad, saying that that was not an apology, he hasn't apologized yet, and until we get an apology, we won't forgive you, and your race is over before it even begins, and...
	All this other stuff.
	And I think it's actually interesting because all these candidates are having similar problems.
	A lot of them are.
	You know, you look at Kamala, you look at her past as a prosecutor, you look at Elizabeth Warren, her past with this Native American thing, Joe Biden, Beto O'Rourke with the felonies, with the white privilege.
	The Democrats, again, you can see this in every race, rather with every candidacy, with every candidate.
	Every one of them has something that's imperfect.
	Every one of them has a little hang-up.
	And I have to tell you, it's gonna be a pretty fun primary.
	The more that I see of this, the more I'm getting excited.
	Because the forces that are presenting themselves now were totally contained in 2016.
	I don't think we've ever seen a primary like this.
	You know, 16 might have been the last year where they were able to contain all of these divisions, all of these rabid ideological rules and everything, where they were willing to say, okay, we may have these crazy ideas, we may have these standards which can never be met, but we're going to put that all on the side because we're going to be team players.
	Because Hillary Clinton's our girl.
	It's her turn.
	We gotta get out to the polls, we have to secure the successor to Barack Obama, we have to beat Donald Trump, and we're gonna do our due diligence and we're gonna put her into the White House.
	And so I think that was maybe the last year where that was the mentality.
	Maybe that was the last year where they were able to exert some form of control.
	over these forces they've created.
	And I think 2020 then will be the first year where they have no control.
	Hopefully.
	This will be the first year where you're going to see the liberal media step it up against all the liberal candidates.
	And you'll find that probably not one of them is good enough.
	You know, you'll find that even Pete Buttigieg, even though he's a gay man, well, he's still a white male.
	And you'll find that Beto O'Rourke, even though he has an Hispanic-signing first name, still a white male.
	And you'll find that he's still a white male.
	And Joe Biden, even though he was Barack Obama's vice president, is still a white male.
	And Bernie Sanders, even though he's a great social democrat, well he's still a man, an ostensibly white Jewish, but white in the eyes of the left.
	And Kamala Harris is a black woman, but she She was helping the corrupt criminal justice system, and Tulsi Gabbard.
	She's a non-white woman, but hey, she is supporting Assad.
	She's going against Israel.
	That's going to cause problems, and you'll go down the list.
	Elizabeth Warren, woman, but hey, she did that one thing against the Native Americans, and I don't think it'll be enough to knock any of them out right away.
	You know, I don't think anything has been lethal so far, but all these things will follow them.
	All of them.
	Every single one of them.
	And it won't be a knockout shot, it won't be a kill shot just yet, but it could be a death.
	Right, by a thousand.
	What is the expression?
	A death by a thousand, whatever.
	You know, you'll get that enough times.
	It'll present itself in enough news cycles.
	You know that Elizabeth Warren will still have documents coming out in 2020 about where she claimed she was Native American.
	And you know people will still be coming out accusing Joe Biden of impropriety well into 2020.
	And you know, you'll find out more things about Beto O'Rourke in the coming months, in the coming years.
	And that'll happen with every candidate until we finally end up in the general election.
	And that'll all be on the table there then for Donald Trump.
	And I don't think everything will totally heal by the end of the primary.
	So we might be able to be saved yet.
	I think that might be.
	If we're blackpilled on everything else, if we've been blackpilled mode on Donald Trump, the white pill, surprisingly, can be found on the Democrat side.
	The white pill can be found in understanding that even though Trump might not be delivering, even though he really doesn't deserve to get re-elected, he may just get re-elected by the skin of his teeth because, again, the Democrats are just ripping each other to pieces.
	So, it's pretty fun to watch.
	It's a vindication of everything we've been saying.
	You know, I also noticed with the Brunei, that might be a problem for the Democrats in the future.
	The Brunei situation with the anti-homosexual law, because you look at the coalition that the Democrats are building up, and on every one of these issues, they've got both sides of it.
	They've got the Israelis, the Jews, and they've got the Palestinian Muslims.
	They've got the homosexuals, and they've got the pro-sharia law Muslims.
	They've got blacks, and they've got Hispanics, which conflict with each other in the labor market and in gangs.
	They've got Indians, and they've got Pakistanis.
	On every cultural issue, they've got both sides.
	And as we've been saying for many years, I've been saying this for a couple of years now, that worked when they were all united for the same goal, which was very simply This goal, talking about the Indigenous Peoples Day, revolutionizing, transforming America, overthrowing the white man.
	When it's blacks, hispanics, jews, muslims, homosexuals, sharia law people, you know, all these different groups, all coming together for one common goal, which is our common shared grievance against the white man, and overthrowing the white man in America, and we're going to find a lightning rod and direct it against Donald Trump, or we're going to direct it against Fox News, or directed against the gun owners, or the Bible Belt, or Southerners.
	Once you don't have that anymore, once white people become a minority and probably are less competitive in elections, and we kind of fade away a little bit, we recede a little bit, and you're going to see the Democrats who are allowed to govern, I think it's not far-fetched to say that they're going to start to tear each other apart.
	Absent that unifying objective, which is pretty straightforward and very simple.
	It's a single straightforward point.
	Absent that one unifying feature, I think you'll see them devolve into infighting.
	I think it'll happen.
	We're already seeing it happen ideologically, but also ethnically.
	You're gonna see all these different ethnic groups fighting.
	We already saw this in the 2018 Democratic primaries.
	You saw that.
	Who came second to Dianne Feinstein in the Senate race in California?
	Ran the jungle primary.
	It was an Hispanic Democrat.
	Who came second to Beto in the Democratic primary in the Senate?
	Another Hispanic.
	And he won all the Hispanics in the Southwest.
	The Democrat who was running there.
	So we see in a lot of cases it's already presenting itself slightly.
	It's already starting to come out.
	And I'm sure that, again, as the tribalism, as this identity politics begins to take over, and as multiracialism kicks in, you know that's gonna get kicked into overdrive, you're gonna see that those divisions will not, they'll not go away, they'll become exacerbated, they'll become stronger, and they'll reach a point where they're not able to get along anymore, and then maybe we'll be competitive again.
	Then if we're able to fracture the other side, I think that's how we should be thinking.
	Instead of You know, whatever kind of crazy ambitions people have about mass deportations or anything like that or separatist movements.
	Instead, think about it like this.
	Maybe we become 40% of the population in 2050, right?
	And those are the projections.
	2050, 2060, we're like 40% of the population.
	Sure, we'll be in the minority, but we'll also be a plurality.
	It's only not in our favor if we're talking about 40% whites vs. 60% non-whites.
	But if we're talking about 40% whites versus 13% blacks, or 40% whites versus 15% Asians, or 40% whites versus 30% Hispanics, and it's each individual group against each other and not one collective of non-whites against the whites, And maybe we could take a little group here and there.
	Maybe we could ally.
	Maybe it's whites and blacks versus the others.
	Or whites and Hispanics versus the others.
	We can create posses.
	Or maybe it's just every man for themselves.
	Then it's a different ballgame.
	Right?
	If the Republican Party is the party of the white men, that's only a problem if the Democratic Party is the party of the non-white collective.
	But if the Democratic Party is just one in another group of parties, maybe they've got some, and another party's got another, and another party's got another.
	Look at how much damage Ed McMullen could have cost.
	Or what was his name?
	That bald guy who ran in Utah in the 2016 election.
	If he won and he got one state where there were a lot of Mormons, think about that, one state where he had a particularly high Mormon population and you had a Mormon guy who had enough name recognition, maybe Mitt Romney ran instead, something like that, just to give you an idea, as hypothetical.
	If one guy were able to win in one state where he had a particular ethnic advantage or cultural advantage, he could have very well changed the outcome of the presidential election.
	What would have happened if that happened in another state?
	What happened if you had some kind of Hispanic candidate who rose up and said, I'm going to advocate for Hispanic interests.
	I'm going to advocate on this particular platform.
	And he won New Mexico or he won Arizona or something along those lines.
	Or he ran in Texas and took just enough of the Hispanic vote away that Republicans were still competitive there.
	That's how we have to be thinking.
	That's maybe a white pill, a subtle white pill that we're already seeing with Joe Biden.
	And you may ask, well, how can you extrapolate that from a couple of accusations of impropriety?
	You can't.
	But it does demonstrate the principle of what is to come down the road.
	If Republicans practice principles that are ordered, if Republicans practice principles that are stabilizing, that are traditional, we're going to have a party that is stable and traditional and long-term.
	The Democrats are practicing principles that are inherently contradictory, chaotic, liberal.
	They're going to have a party that is in disarray and dysfunction.
	And I think each side will reap the benefits of that.
	So that's Joe Biden, but we're going to take a look at our Super Chats now.
	We'll see what you guys are saying.
	We're running out of time here, so I'll take a look and we'll see what we've got here.
	We've got KH who says, what did you think of the Marx quote in the Joker trailer?
	What was the Marx quote?
	I didn't catch a Marx quote.
	Somebody will have to send that one in.
	I didn't catch the Marx quote.
	Amir Rocket says, keep your covenants and stream on time, you pay pig leeching neat!
	Oh, shut up.
	Five minutes, give me a break.
	Tim Martin says, all these Anglos, they always get so salty, all these baby Anglos.
	Start the stream on time, be industrious, obey my protestant work ethic.
	Relax, everybody, we're here, we're gonna live a little, alright?
	Get woke on the Mediterranean question.
	All these Protestant busybodies running here and there thinking, I'm idle, I must be doing something, you know?
	They get home from work and they're about to go to bed and they think, how can I fill up my time with something else?
	I'm gonna fall asleep at 8.30, you know?
	And that's just not how it looks on Mediterranean, alright?
	We have a little bit of a different lifestyle.
	You're gonna have to get used to that, okay?
	Look, if it's a little bit late, maybe you just sit around and enjoy life.
	Maybe you sit around, you drink a cold glass of Coke, you ponder life.
	You know, look, in Italy the trains don't run on time, but that's just okay.
	Everyone will be fine.
	Everyone's gonna be just fine, alright?
	If I have a little bit too much to eat at lunch... I know, I know.
	I'll be back on time tomorrow, okay?
	How's that?
	I'll be right on time, seven o'clock sharp.
	I'll make it up to you.
	Tim Martin says, Joe Biden is done, senor Fuentes.
	Senior Fuentes.
	I think he means senor.
	I don't think he's done.
	I don't think he's done.
	I don't know.
	I don't know, though.
	I don't know what's going on behind the scenes.
	It could be worse than they're presenting it, but from what we see, I don't think so.
	I will say the betting markets are very bearish on him.
	They have him in second place now, or they have him in... I think they have him in second place.
	Yeah, they have him at the same odds, actually, as Buda Judge right now on Predicted.
	So, we'll see.
	We'll see if that's just the buzz right now or if that's...
	If that's based on some insider intel.
	Hyper Conservative says Ann Coulter is a knicker lover.
	Confirmed.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Did you see that?
	Ann Coulter giving me the big retweet.
	Major clout.
	Major clout.
	Moving up in the world, huh?
	Big streams, big shows, big retweets.
	Trying to fly under the radar as much as possible.
	But hey, like Kanye West said, I'm a star.
	How can I not shine?
	I can't help it.
	I can't help it.
	Can't help it.
	You know, and I honestly, though, the only thing I care about anymore is content.
	That's really the only thing I care about at this point.
	I look at the political situation and the lines go back and forth and back and forth.
	And I'm kind of indifferent to it now.
	I'm really just sort of numb to the day-to-day exchanges.
	What really upsets me now is just seeing bad content on the timeline, on Twitter and other things.
	Today I was listening to this podcast.
	I don't want to say who it is because it's a friend of a friend.
	But I listen to other podcasts of people older than me, people who shit talk me, people who have a lot to say about me.
	And I'm thinking these people have no charisma.
	They have no energy.
	They just don't have it.
	They don't have the ingredients.
	I have it, okay?
	I, I, I know that sounds... does that sound arrogant?
	I'm sure it comes off the wrong way.
	I'm sure it does.
	I don't like to toot my own horn.
	I really don't.
	It's a bad look.
	But it's just true!
	I listen to these other podcasts and they just have no energy.
	They just don't have that... I just don't have it.
	And that's the only thing that makes me mad these days is to see that.
	So...
	So we're growing.
	We're getting there.
	Yeah, somebody was saying it was defamation or liable to say that Ben Shapiro is alt-right.
	It's actually not a stretch at all.
	All Arab citizens that are disloyal to the Israeli state.
	No wonder alt-right leader Ben Shapiro loves Israel so much.
	Yeah, somebody was saying it was defamation or liable to say that Ben Shapiro is alt-right.
	It's actually not a stretch at all.
	It really isn't.
	You know, and I kind of mean that in a tongue-in-cheek way, but it really isn't a stretch at all.
	Because, what do we call him on?
	We call him a hypocrite because he basically says that alt-right ideas are bad for white people, but alt-right ideas are good for my people.
	That's the source of the hypocrisy.
	He can say all he wants, I disavow the alt-right, I disavow white nationalists, and we can say we don't like you because you're a hypocrite, but why is he a hypocrite?
	Because he disavows alt-right perspectives for our people, but he embraces them for his.
	So yeah, you could say that he's against white nationalism in America, but he's clearly in favor of white nationalism in Israel if Jews are white, and they're not, but you understand the premise.
	He's in favor of ethnic nationalism for Jews.
	And he's in favor of that kind of harsh, you know, strong nationalist kind of policy in Israel.
	So yeah, it's not a stretch at all to say that.
	What was he writing in 2002 about transfer in Israel?
	Population transfers and all this other stuff?
	He talks about race and IQ.
	He acknowledges that's true.
	So yeah, not a stretch in the slightest.
	Alex says, attention our guys, buy Bitcoin F-Banks.
	How's Bitcoin doing lately?
	I saw somebody posting about it on Twitter.
	Oh, back up to $5,000, huh?
	Maybe I gotta get back in.
	Because I remember it crashed pretty severely.
	In the winter.
	I believe it bottomed out at a little bit lower than $3,000.
	Some people are saying it could have gone as far as $1,000 but it never reached that.
	I think it bottomed out a little bit under $3,000 and they kind of hovered between $3,000 and $3,500 for a while.
	And I saw recently it went to $4,000 and now it looks like it's up to $5,000.
	Maybe it's time to get back in, huh?
	I'll have to look into it.
	Uh, but yeah, yeah, definitely Bitcoin is the future, because you know what's gonna come next, honestly, for people like me, is they're just gonna start seizing our assets.
	They're gonna start arresting people like me, they're gonna just come and start taking our stuff.
	So, particularly for me, not so much for normies, but for people like me, we're gonna have to find alternative methods.
	Amir says she had government murdered Nipsey Hussle because that Dr. Sebi film.
	White folk ain't want you peeping that.
	Okay, this is just bad, Ebonics.
	Use your melanin to open your third eye and see the truth.
	Yeah, I don't... See, when white people... This is one of my least favorite habits of white people, the caucasity, okay?
	As a black man myself, is when white people try to pantomime Ebonics, but they don't do it well.
	That's the most obnoxious thing to me.
	I used to know a lot of people who would try and do, like, a black impression, and they would do it frequently because they thought it was funny, but it just was really cringy, and that was one of the things that it just...
	Literally made me grind my teeth and made me like not want to hang out with them because I'm like This is just so and not even because it was offensive.
	It was because it wasn't funny You know and not like it was offensive and not funny.
	It just wasn't funny because I think it's hilarious I mean you do it.
	Well, I do it all the time and it's funny because I think I do it Well, but uh when you can't do it, well like like this no offense the super chatter you just not really not really conveying it in an accurate way and Josh Sierra with a big super chat.
	Thanks so much, big guy.
	He says, imagine being retweeted by Ann Coulter.
	Congrats!
	Also, I definitely don't believe anything weird has ever happened in Antarctica.
	Who cares if John Kerry was there on E-Day in 2016?
	Who cares if the Navy Admiral who led an expedition there talked about massive resources?
	You raise a very good point, my friend.
	You raise a very good point.
	Why was John Kerry in Antarctica?
	Why did Vladimir Putin go to Antarctica?
	Right?
	Why is it illegal to step foot in Antarctica?
	I don't know.
	That's a great question.
	Why are there big sections of it omitted from Google Earth?
	I don't know.
	That's so weird.
	Why that would be the case?
	I just have no idea.
	They're talking about people going crazy in Antarctica.
	Two stabbings in one month.
	It just must all be coincidences.
	I'm sure there's a logical explanation for this stuff.
	It's just really cold there.
	For any other number of reasons.
	Yeah, there's definitely something happening there.
	It definitely pertains to the shape of the Earth.
	I'm not one of these globe cucks, okay?
	I'm not one of these people that just totally buys it.
	You know that NASA is creating CGI images of the Earth because it looks different every time!
	How is it that the case that they go into space... How is it the case that they go up into space in the satellites, the spaceships, and every time they take a picture of the little blue marble, and every time it looks different?
	I don't know.
	And some of the images, the quality is just so ridiculous it's obviously CGI.
	I don't trust it.
	I don't trust it for one second.
	And if I'm involved in a car accident or anything like that, don't believe a word they said.
	I'm not suicidal.
	I don't have any pre-existing heart conditions.
	It was NASA.
	I don't believe NASA for one minute.
	I don't believe any of that stuff.
	I am definitely a skeptic.
	Antarctica, I'm sorry, there's something up there.
	We inhabit every other place, every other corner of the globe, but some fishy stuff goes down there.
	So I'm with you.
	I'm with you, Joss Sarah, but thanks for the big super chat.
	James Russell says, grass with coulter.
	Watch your back though.
	They know.
	Yeah, you're right.
	You're right.
	I take precautions.
	I'm trying to stay safe.
	My insurance policy is I tell you that if I die, blame, uh, you know, well, you know who to blame.
	Look into it.
	And there will be a lot of dedicated knickers.
	They're gonna make a lot of enemies if they ever decide to do that, alright?
	If they ever decide to take me out.
	Because, uh, you know, could happen, could happen.
	Stranger things have happened, and they get away with it all the time.
	Las Vegas, they got away with Vegas, they could get away with anything.
	Sebastian Branstad says, what are your thoughts on conscription?
	I spent six months in the army as part of national service, learned a lot of useful skills.
	I am generally against it.
	Maybe in a normal society, I would be for it if we lived in a normal country, but you understand the kind of incentives that would create if we had conscription.
	I think Israel would look at conscription and start rubbing their hands together and think of all the things America could do with conscription.
	So yeah, in theory, I think it's a good thing.
	I think it's a great thing.
	If we lived in a country like Italy, I would be in favor of that.
	If I lived in Italy, if I were born in Italy, and they had a conscription, I would happily go into the military.
	But in a country where we're fighting everybody else's wars, and we have a military base in every country to protect banks, not really something I want to get involved with.
	I got a text today, somebody saying, this is your local army recruiter, what can I tell you about how we can, what the army can do for you?
	And I'm like, besides dying for Israel, I don't know.
	I don't know man.
	You got any more than $1,000 a month?
	Maybe I'll consider it.
	So, in theory, I think it's a great thing.
	I think, as a concept, military service is a great thing, and obviously our troops are great people, but the state of our foreign policy, where we are right now, not something I'd want to be complicit in.
	SixthSemperMyself says, check out BioLeninism yet?
	Stay based and God bless.
	No, I didn't check that out.
	I like when people come back and they make sure that I'm making good whenever I say, oh, check that out.
	They have to go back and make sure.
	No, I haven't looked into that just yet.
	Yeah man, definitely.
	I'm clown-pilled.
	I am 100% clown-pilled.
	It's like one more black pill away from, you know, from going funny side on the planet, and we'll see.
	And then you'll really see Nick Flintus.
	That'll be a good one.
	That'll be a good day.
	Josh Sarris has imagined donating hundreds of dollars to Nick and being too gay and lazy to sign up for America First Premium.
	Anecdotes equals less GDP.
	That's right, that's right.
	If you take away the stories, it's less productivity.
	It's less bottom line.
	A very good observation.
	All these people, that's all they're about.
	That's all the boomers are about.
	You know, they're sitting back in their recliners with their dirty hands, smudging up the iPad that their nephew got them for Christmas.
unidentified		This young kid, when is this young guy gonna get to the point?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		These millennials and their silly stories and memes.
		Back when I was a kid, Walter Cronkite just delivered the news.
		I cannot tell you the baby boomers.
		I'm just, they're cancelled.
		I'm just done with them.
		I just can't deal with them anymore.
		You know, they wrecked the country, and now they're annoying online.
		Like, that's just unacceptable to me.
		You wrecked the country, now go away.
		Okay?
		We have to deal with your mess.
		We're gonna live in this big pile of garbage that you've created for us.
		Now go away.
		You've done your part.
		Now just leave.
		Just get on your boat and have a good time.
		But that's not enough.
		Now they have to go on my, you know, YouTube comments and say, Why is there 15 minutes of intro music?
		You should really cut that out.
		And it's like, you know what?
		We've had enough.
		One of these days, our patience will have reached its limits with these people.
		Selene Fortes says, who is John Corzine?
		I don't know.
		I know who Rihanna is.
		I know the IMDb Top 100.
		Who is John Corzine?
		Yeah, I saw that video too.
		Classic and a very poignant message.
		Big fan of the Sam Hyde, Charles Carroll content.
		WhatsaWigNats says, did you glue on your hair?
		Very rude.
		Very rude.
		Blast Beat Apologist says... That's always the best part too.
		It's too long.
		It's too short.
		Going Joker mode.
		I'm feeling like, you ever see that, that, uh, that scene in the trailer for the Joker when he's getting kicked around on the subway?
		That's how I feel at the Super Chats.
		And one of these days, you know, when you put in the Super Chat, I don't know, one of these days maybe, maybe I'm gonna put in something where it's like, I could see who's actually putting in the Super Chats.
		And then one day I'm gonna put on the clown paint and say, hey, remember me?
		Uh, remember when you said I was gluing my hair on?
		You know, and they'll be like, why do you have that big lead pipe, Nick?
		Relax.
		Just relax.
		It was all a joke.
		I was just joking.
		And I'll say, I'm totally nonviolent.
		I disavow political violence.
		That's what I'll say.
		And then I'll leave.
		And then I'll leave and I won't do any damage.
		Blast Beat Apologist says, heard you recommend Christopher Lash.
		Is he a leftist or not?
		He was a leftist and then he became basically a conservative.
		And actually it's funny, I'm such a genius that a lot of the ideas that I came up with on my own, I later then read about Christopher Lash and realized he wrote about them like 30 years ago.
		You know, you might have, if you've been watching the show for a lot, one of the consistent themes I talk about is that basically we're living against human nature and we're failing because of that.
		So you can either affirm human nature, live within human nature, and optimize society, or you can try and exceed it and fall short of where you could be if you just affirmed it.
		And then I found out, oh he wrote about that in True and Only Heaven, which I talked about that concept a lot on the show.
		So yeah, I'm a big fan of Christopher Lash's.
		I'm not totally on board with everything, but he was a leftist.
		He came around eventually towards the end of his life.
		A lot of good ideas there.
		We're very much on the same page.
	He was a contemporary of Paul Gottfried.
	They're very similar.
	He's got a trilogy, Lash does, and Gottfried has a trilogy.
	And they're kind of like companion series.
	So, great author.
	I recommend.
	Somebody says... Somebody Forever says, Nick, this is a family show.
	Also, Nick, go F yourself.
	I haven't said it's a family show in a long time.
	In any way, the kiddies can hear an F word here or there.
	I think it's...
	It's, um, you know, it's colloquial, all right?
	Unpunished Zoomer says, Chief, Cassie Dillon is coming to speak at my college in a few weeks.
	What should I say slash ask to represent the Knickers?
	Much love, big guy.
	Ask her about me.
	I would love to hear an answer about that.
	say, if you believe in free speech, why did you get Nick Fuentes blacklisted from CPAC?
	You know, or something along those lines.
	You know, because I think that's the most offensive thing to me, is that these weasels, these worms in the political sphere, they just never have to answer for the shady things that they do.
	That's the worst part about politics, is there's no justice.
	You know, at least when you watch The Sopranos, at least when you talk about the outfit, people that do the wrong thing, they get clipped.
	Alright, they get clipped.
	And that's what they say in the mob.
	They say they get clipped.
	They don't say they get killed.
	They get clipped.
	When you talk about politics, not that I want to clip anybody in politics.
	No, no.
	I disavow that.
	That's a horrible thing.
	People getting killed, I hate that.
	Do I want to see politicians getting killed?
	Never.
	That's like the last thing I want.
	That is on the bottom of my list of things that I want, okay?
	Number one on the list, Big Mac.
	Number two, neck massage from a Catboy.
	At the bottom of the list is killing politicians.
	Believe me, I hate when that happens and I disavow that.
	I hate political violence.
	But I will say that people like Jared Holt, Cassie Dillon, these people, they just can say whatever they want, do whatever they want, and they never have to answer for it.
	There's never a debate, there's never a confrontation, there's never engagement.
	You know, they just do these little things.
	They just go behind your back and... Oh, hello!
	American Conservative Union, did you know that Nick Fuentes, blah blah blah?
	And then I get banned.
	And they go up to security, oh Nick Fuentes is over there, you gotta kick him out.
	And they just don't have to answer for it, you know?
	I have to come over there, and I have to be Gotham's Reckoning, and come down to the lobby of the Gaylord Hotel, and call Alex Sears a race traitor, and funded by Jews.
	You know, I have to come down and just call him out while he's eating his dinner.
	And I have to go to the trouble to do that.
	Nobody else answers.
	Nobody has to answer for these things.
	They can just do this online, boop boop, and they... Oh, I'm not a participant, I'm just an observer, like Jared Holt says.
	So, I think it'd be interesting to see her answer that question.
	You know, you believe in free speech, you believe in open...
	Free and open marketplace of ideas.
	Why then did you call Nick's boss at RSBN?
	Well, not my boss, but why'd you call Nick's producers at RSBN and call them a racist?
	Try and get him fired.
	Why'd you call up the ACU and get him blacklisted from CPAC?
	I know that happened.
	I know for a fact that happened.
	I know people who know or told me it happened.
	So, I think that would be interesting to hear an answer on that one.
	Let's see.
	Salim says, I heard on some podcast you were feeling some type of way upon Googling Meghan McCain.
	What's going on, big guy?
	I don't know what you're talking about.
	I don't know what you're talking about.
	Googling Meghan McCain?
	That is not something that sounds like that I would do at all.
	Thomas Howard says, I'm concerned about your recent fatigue.
	Can you touch your thumb and little finger when wrapped around your waist?
	If yes, please see a cardiologist.
	What is this?
	Can you touch your thumb and little finger when wrapped around your waist?
	What do you mean?
	Wrap my thumb and little finger around my waist?
	I don't think I can do that.
	What do you mean by that?
	I don't understand the test.
	And the fatigue comes from not sleeping.
	Nibba be like, he's tired.
	It's not because he hasn't slept in four days.
	It's because he must have a heart condition.
	It's like, he's hungry.
	He's hungry.
	It's not because he hasn't eaten in 12 hours.
	It's because there's something wrong with his brain or his stomach.
	That's just what happens when you, you know, you don't have a sleep schedule.
	Literal human garbage says to the Super Chatter who, to the Super Chatter last night who wanted an app to see how enriched neighborhoods were, check out racial.map.
	Demographics.virginia.edu slash dot map.
	Funny how segregated our most diverse cities are.
	Good to know.
	Good resource to use.
	I'll have to open that in another tab and check that out.
	And check that out, because we're going to have to consider getting out of this city pretty soon.
	So, yeah, maybe that's good to have.
	Let's see, D Sharp says, Brunei, disavow.
	Yeah, I disavow too.
	I really hate violence against homosexuals also.
	You know, violence against politicians, violence against homosexual celebrities.
	It's just so sick, you know?
	What a barbaric, backwards country can visit violence upon.
	You know, people who do nothing wrong.
	People who... What is their worst crime?
	Men kissing each other?
	That's the worst of it.
	They're just like you and me.
	They're just like people on Modern Family.
	Never mind that there are literal devil worshippers who do drugs and worship the flesh.
	Forget all that!
	They're just like us!
	They're just like us!
unidentified		And pedophilia, whatever, that doesn't even happen.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Who cares about that?
		I disavow.
		Everyone is equal, okay?
		Everyone's equal.
		Everything is equal.
		Nothing matters.
		We're just flesh and matter and nothing else.
		And, um...
		We should just basically dehumanize ourselves and face to bloodshed.
		I mean, that's basically... No.
		That's a joke!
		I'm joking!
		It's a joke!
		I am satirizing the mentality of the materialists.
		It's all a joke.
		It is all just steeped in irony.
		I am a centrist.
		I believe in everyone can do great.
		Everyone can just be great and vote and be equal.
		Okay, are you happy?
		Are you happy?
		No violence, no bloodshed.
		I hate violence.
		People who commit violence should be protested.
		People should send letters to them and tell them to stop, because I don't like any of that.
		Even if it's legal, just no violence.
		Yang Pillitz says, how long did your Yang hat take to arrive?
		It took about a week, I think.
		I'm not really sure the exact time frame, but it was about a week.
		John Doe says, Hey Nick, my birthday is tomorrow and I wanted to send a super chat.
		I appreciate your work and want to send you some support.
		You and me, Michael Jones, are helping me go from black pill to the Christ pill.
unidentified		Wow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, thanks for the support, man.
		Happy birthday.
		Hope it's a good one.
		Hope it's a good birthday.
		Hope you get a lot of cake.
		Hope a lot of people show up to the birthday party.
		Hope you get good presents, man.
		Birthdays are very important.
		So, so congrats.
		Uh, let's see.
unidentified		Whoops.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Scroll down too far there.
		JP says, Demedia's riding Biden.
		I'm loving it.
		Yeah, yeah, very true.
		30-year-old boomers says, weird how no one in the media except Drudge have shown clips of Biden groping multiple 12-year-old girls.
		What's the deal here?
		Yeah, good question.
		You wonder what's going on there?
		Well, you know, the media loves that stuff.
		You know, that's what basically society is built on, is child sacrifice and abuse.
		And the media is complicit in it.
		No surprises there.
		Max says, Hey Nick, you have such a high verbal IQ, high energy and a high put a smile on my face IQ.
		So have some shekels.
		Love your show.
		I see you donated in British pounds.
		So thank you, mate.
		Thank you, Bruv, for the shekels.
		Much appreciated.
		Glad you're enjoying the content.
		Free helicopter rides.
		Cool meme, man.
		He says, uh, when are you going to destroy more boomers in a debate?
		I'm itching for that stuff.
		Keep up the good work.
		Uh, maybe soon.
		Maybe soon.
		I'm having a Skype call this weekend to set up a debate.
		Maybe it's anticipated.
		Maybe not.
		We'll have to see.
		David Sperner says, on the fact that no one wants to make a sacrifice for a traditional society, a perfect example of this is sex.
		Anytime you tell someone, especially women, to wait until marriage, same problem with being a homemaker.
unidentified		True.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		True.
		All true.
		Yeah, everybody's a traditionalist until you tell them to get offline, right?
		All these e-girls are really traditionalist until you tell them to get offline, get married, have some babies.
		You know, some of them do it.
		You know, some of them do it, but you can definitely see a lot of these so-called traditional types, a lot of these women, they really want to have a more healthy and traditional society, and you tell them, hey, just stay home, maybe raise the kids, just be monogamous, and everybody loses their minds, you know, so...
		Deplorable Mike says, sent a super chat to Roaming Millennial about nationalism, and she partly conceded that the point that it is inherently ethnic slash racial.
		Yeah, Roaming Millennial is one of the better ones.
		I was doing a Twitch stream reviewing one of her videos one time, and I was actually surprised that she's one of the smarter ones.
		Definitely that Hoppa genetics, right?
		Hoppa DNA, high IQ DNA.
		She's definitely a step above most of the others.
		David Sperner says, sorry for the late chat, big guy.
		Keep up the great shows.
		Screw anyone who tells you to be less personal in the shows.
		We need more fun, Nick, in these dark days.
		Yeah, very true.
		Very true.
		Yeah, yeah.
		We can't have all news.
		If it was all news, this would be a suicide cult.
		If it was just news for 60 minutes, this would turn into Heaven's Gate.
		I'd be Jim Jones, basically.
		So yeah, we need a little, we need a little home, home-style content cooked up in the kitchen.
		You know, none of this corporate stuff.
		Basketball says Nick Fuentes' podcast has gusto.
		Very true.
		It has bombast.
		When I was in the high school band.
		When I was in the high school marching band, I played the euphonium.
		And I was the loudest.
		I would always play as loud as possible.
		And the band instructor, he would always say, you play with too much bombast.
		What's the word?
		You always play with too much bombast.
		You have to play quieter.
		And then I'd just play as loud as possible the next time.
		And this is how I like to live my life.
		I'm just loud.
		I'm just expressing myself, okay?
		I'm just expressing myself.
		You know, I like Styx.
		But yeah, he's not entirely on board with a lot of this stuff.
		You know, he did come on the show and say, I don't believe Texas will go blue.
		And, you know, I think that there is some truth to that in the sense that political dynamics change.
		You know, dynamics.
		It's in the word.
		It's dynamic.
		Politics has a lot of variables.
		It is something that is always changing.
		You have political realignments all the time.
		So for people to judge 2030 by the political dynamics of 2015, while I don't necessarily agree that ethnic groups don't have some degree of tribalism, I do agree with the idea that, you know, can we make these long-term projections based on the present situation?
		Maybe that's premature.
		Maybe that's presumptuous.
		So I will concede that much.
		But yeah, I don't think he's totally on board with this identity politics type stuff.
		He is like a libertarian.
		So, I guess he can't blame him.
		He's got his own take.
		Torgo Forever says, Hey Nick, congrats on the culture retweet and thanks for helping me break my porn habits.
		You're welcome.
		I've been a fan ever since the Nardi debates.
		Yeah, yeah, that was a good one.
		I'm glad to hear it.
	And thanks for the congrats.
	Basketball says the Black Barbershop will take care of African Nick.
	I had my good old white barber, good guy.
	I went to the barbershop today, and there was this little kid.
	And he was so cute, this adorable little guy getting his hair cut, and the dad was with him.
	And you could see that the kid was kind of anxious.
	Maybe it was one of his first haircuts or something.
	He was kind of freaking out.
	And the barber, who I know, who's a friend of mine, gets him a lollipop, and they go on their way.
	It was the dad.
	He had an older girl with him.
	And I was just watching this, and I'm thinking, like, this is what it's all about.
	You know, I go to the barbershop and, uh, you know, you see a scene like that and it really warms your heart.
	It reminds you that ultimately why we're in this is for our family.
	That's really what it comes down to.
	It comes down to that feeling of having a society where you can bring up a innocent, precious, young child like that in an environment that's safe, coherent, Uh, in the same customs and mannerisms of your ancestors, the same traditions.
	That's, at the end of the day, what it's all about.
	So, you know, people can defame us and say whatever they want.
	That we're violent, white, nationalist, neo-Nazi, evil, whatever.
	But, at the end of the day, it's a family movement.
	It's about family.
	It's about kin.
	That's what we're trying to uphold.
	So, those little, uh, scenes, those little demonstrations of humanity, to me, always give me a lot of energy.
	The second R says, hi Nick, did you see that Notch responded to Sam Hyde on Twitter earlier today?
	Guys in the replies are begging Notch to fund season 2 of World Peace.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	Pretty funny.
	Hopefully, who knows, maybe that'll happen.
	Maybe Notch is our guy, right?
	Maybe he watches enough World Peace and he decides to make a difference.
	He's got a billion dollars.
	He can afford it.
	That'd be pretty cool.
	Let's see, kill something.
	What is that?
	Okay, well something, something panda says, Nick, I want to follow God, but I can't stop with GF.
	What does that even mean?
	I don't know what that means.
	Interdimensional Harmony says, FYI, Yang's oldest brother tricked a young boy into drowning himself for some Yang bucks.
	Andrew and their three twin brothers did elaborate tricks to avoid jail.
	I don't know anything about that.
	But hey, look, even if you're talking about drowning people, what am I gonna say?
	What am I gonna say?
	Some doofus wanders into the chat and says, Oh, by the way, have you heard what Yang did?
	Have you heard what Yang said?
	It's really bad.
	What am I going to say?
	Don't let them distract us.
	Focus on the money.
	That's all I have to say to that.
	I don't know anything about that.
	If it's true, that's a shame.
	Don't let them distract us.
	Focus on the bag.
	Country is doomed.
	Rules don't matter.
	I want $1,000 a month.
	I want social media to be a public utility.
	Okay?
	Are we good?
	Do we understand each other now?
	Billy says, all these closeted dudes love talking about your hair.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Everyone talking about my hair is gay.
	Yeah, it's so true, Billy.
	You tell them.
	Yeah, well, it is true.
	It is true.
	Yeah, if you make fun of my hair, you are gay.
	And, uh, and you're retarded.
	So, how do you feel about that?
	Yang Pilt says, Nick, shave your head and become a skinhead.
	Yeah, yeah.
	More, more great ideas.
	Chat is full of great ideas tonight.
	That's just what we need.
	Hey, media's gonna call me a Nazi anyway, might as well become a skinhead.
	That was the mentality a couple of months ago.
	I can't believe people ever bought that argument.
	You know, they're gonna call us Nazis anyway, better put on a swastika bash and throw up a Roman salute.
	I don't know.
	I'm not actually an insane person, so... Yeah, the media's gonna call me a Nazi, but that doesn't make me an insane LARPer, you know, who worships death like that.
	So I think I'm just gonna stick to the suit and tie.
	I'd be wearing a suit and tie, I think, no matter what the media said about me, you know?
	Anyway.
	Based One says, hey man, just go to the black barbershop and get that crisp shape up.
	Wear the dashiki when you do it.
	Yeah, that'll go over well.
	Stokes Pate says, former Magatard here.
	Thanks for exposing me to Yang.
	I pledge allegiance to the bag now.
	Yes!
	Hail the bag!
	Hail Yang.
	Hail our people.
	I am in agreement with this.
	Pledging allegiance to the bag of the United States of Whymerica.
	That's where we're headed, right?
	You're welcome.
	Really Good Comics says, only meager super chats for me from the time being.
	No longer wagey if you catch my drift.
	Save your money, big guy.
	I can take it.
	Save your money if you're if you're a neat now.
	Hey, if you're a neat, maybe you could do the comics full time, right?
	I'll support you for the comics.
	I enjoy the comics.
	I understand them.
	And I'll tell you this.
	I send them to my friends and they just they're like, I don't I don't understand this.
	I actually... I don't even like this.
	It makes me upset.
	I read this and it makes me upset.
	And I'm like, you're obviously ignoring me.
	Like, you're cringe.
	So I like them.
	I really like them.
	But save your money.
	Save your money if you're a NEET now.
	NEETs gotta save their money.
	Josh Saris says, Boomers be like, why is this not exactly like Fox News?
	Weird how planes can't land in Antarctica.
	Weird how planes don't travel over to save time.
	Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of things that are just kind of weird about Antarctica, about the North Pole.
	Really makes you think.
	Maybe boomers can't handle this kind of content.
	They want to hear about why the wage gap isn't real.
	I'm basically convinced that maybe boomers all have Alzheimer's.
	Maybe they all have short-term memory loss.
	I think that's the only way you can watch Sean Hannity, honestly.
	Because if you ever watch Sean Hannity, he just says the same thing over and over and over again.
	So maybe it's just something, there's some malfunction where it's like that movie 50 First Dates, where it's like they forget what happened the day before.
	So they wake up and they're like, oh, I'm watching Sean Hannity, and Barack Obama's dad was Frank Lloyd whatever, you know, whatever his name was, and he was a Muslim.
	Ilhan Omar is a Muslim and she should go back to Somalia?
	This is really hard-hitting stuff.
	So yeah, they don't, they can't handle the truth about the earth yet.
	Yang Pill says, don't you think the drinking age of 21 is a boomer law and don't you think it should be lowered to 18?
	I think it should be raised to a million because alcohol should be illegal.
	What do you think about that?
	Cassie, I'm joking by the way, I don't know.
	Yeah, I guess it should be lowered to 18.
	I don't really care because I don't drink, so.
	Sure, man.
unidentified		Sure.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Oh, well, you must be in high school or something.
		That's a high school thing.
		You should be lower to 18, man.
		Why can't I just have a drink?
		Okay, dude.
		Cassie, Queen of Spades Dylan, says they're coming up the firmament in Antarctica.
		Covering up the firmament in Antarctica.
		It's true.
		A lot going on there.
		Nobody wants to talk about it.
		They don't want to get killed by Big Globe.
		Josh Sarah says we should send Cassie Dillon to Antarctica to keep her safe.
		Yeah seems to be the only place that, uh, she would be totally safe.
		Faith Goldie says, okay, Senor Siesta, it's pre-tape time.
		Say goodnight to your friends.
		Oh, yeah, she's giving me a hard time.
		We got to tape Canada first.
		Gotta take the Super Jets, gotta take the Shekels, all right?
		Sheesh, relax.
		Clark Smith, we're almost done here.
		No, we're wrapping it up.
		Clark Smith says, great haircut.
		I got one just like it today.
		Already with the ball and chain.
		I'm not even married and Faith Goldie.
		Yank in the chain.
		Oh yeah.
		Clean up the show.
		Time to pre-tape.
		Alright already.
		Clark Smith says, great haircut.
		I got one just like it today.
		Did you get it tapered in the back?
		I did.
		I did.
		Congrats on your haircut.
		Happy haircut to you too.
		I'm not even going to read that one.
		I'm not even going to read that one.
		This is just degenerate stuff.
		I low-key endorse, but it's degenerate, so I'm not going to read it.
		I'm sure that's what's going on.
		Nick mood-altering biological weapons are much more effective than outright assassinations parasitic brain worms can induce fatigue and malaise while being almost completely undetectable i'm sure that's what's going on i'm sure that's what it is you know yeah okay really high iq super chats i i don't know how much longer i can take it anymore i'm like should i do i'm like joker remember in the in the trailering does this that's how i feel when it's like time to read the super chat to
unidentified		I'm like Yeah time to do America first I'm so excited for the show.
unidentified		We got a great show for you tonight.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's where I'm at these days.
		You know, I'm going hardcore Joaquin Phoenix Joker mode.
		My life, I thought it was a tragedy, but now it's a comedy.
		Yeah, I'm getting closer.
		You have no idea how close I am.
		You want to talk about brain worms?
		Super Chatters.
		How's that for a parasitic brain worm?
		Josh Sears says, yes, the neighborhood race map that was brought up is what I was going to say.
		The data is out there via private slash public databases.
		I will find it and make it happen, bro.
		Gotta make it seamless slash implicit.
		Do it!
unidentified		Do it!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Fund that as a project.
		I will signal boost it on the show.
		We need that.
		Deplorable Mike says, don't know if you saw my other chat.
		If you did, then here's more Money King.
		Did I miss it?
		Did I miss one?
		Yeah, I read it.
		I saw it and read it.
		I don't know.
		People miss when I read the Super Chat.
		They're like, oh, you missed it.
		Well, I read it.
		I read it.
		Thomas Howard says, wrist, Nick, wrist.
		This is a serious concern.
		Oh, wrap your thumb and pinky around your... Oh, everyone can do that, can't they?
		I don't know if that's some kind of... some kind of a thing, right?
		Is that some... I'm gonna do it.
		I'm gonna do it behind the camera if that's some kind of trick.
		I can't reach my pinky to my thumb, but that seems like something anyone can do.
		I just have tiny wrists, because I have big hands.
		I think that's how it works.
		Dissident Writes says, Thank you for everything you do, Nick.
		Hey man, you're welcome.
		Thank you.
		Kill Fiend says, I want to follow God, but can't with GF.
		Okay, so the same super chat, but it doesn't make any sense.
		What do you mean you can't with GF?
		Of course you can.
		Robert Foy says, and if she won't let you, dump the G.F.
		G.F.
		is not worth it in hell.
		Jesus said, if your right arm is keeping you from heaven, cut off your right arm.
		Robert Foy says, Nick, what are your thoughts on John Locke and how would you argue with classical liberals who adore him?
		Really?
		We're asking that one at 8.35?
		It's 8.43 and we're asking about John Locke?
		Really?
		Madone!
		Talking about this and that and John Locke and Bob van Gool.
		Well, about John Locke, it's not the 17th century anymore.
		How's that?
		John Locke was writing about political theory in the 17th century.
		It's the 21st century.
		That was before the Industrial Revolution.
		This is de-industrializing.
		So it's anachronistic.
		That's all you need to say at this point.
		Okay.
		And he was a liberal.
		And we can't have that.
		I went to a public school.
		Went to a public school.
		Not rich.
unidentified		Not rich.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Everyone thinks I'm rich.
		Not rich.
		Nicholas Fuentes says, I love the show and hair.
		Thoughts about women's feats?
		No comments.
		Disavowed.
		Trump's Army of Kentucky says, if Stefan Molyneux... It just gets... just every one is better than the last.
		Trump's Army of Kentucky says, if Stefan Molyneux shows up to the AMREN conference, can we run him over with a car?
		Why would we do that?
		Stefan Molyneux is our ally.
		Omar with a super chat, thanks.
		Ian Matthew says, Nick, what are your thoughts?
		I got some bad ideas on my head.
		Those are my thoughts.
		Billy says, have you seen that lunatic Pat Little's newest video?
		He went to AIPAC and got right in Jews faces with screaming for an hour straight.
		Yeah, I saw somebody posted a clip of it.
		I see that his career path is working out well for him.
		Another lunatic, right?
		Another one really making a difference, huh?
		Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
		I think we're done now.
		I think that's enough.
		All right, we've got our fill.
		I've had my fill.
		We've got one more.
		Thomas Howard, please get checked out by a cardiologist.
		Serious.
		I'm gonna get checked into a hospital soon, so I don't, you know, drive off into the Chicago River pretty soon.
		I'm gonna check into somebody.
		That's it.
		Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
		That's our show.
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		That's a joke, by the way.
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		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.
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