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Big Stick Ideology in Venezuela | America First Ep. 378

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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You'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 today, Wednesday.
		Middle of the week, huh?
		Rolling right along.
		We've got a great show for you tonight.
		There's a lot to talk about, lots to dig into tonight.
		I've already actually been streaming a little bit today.
		You might have seen me on the Red Elephant stream alongside Devin Stack and Owen Benjamin.
		And that took place about 45 minutes ago, actually closer to an hour ago actually.
		So tonight I actually have a legitimate excuse.
		I did just get off a stream and we were on for about an hour and a half talking about traditionalism, Amish people, a couple of other things.
		So you might have seen me there.
		I'm all warmed up, ready to go because of that.
		If not, you can check it out.
		I'm sure it's been uploaded already or it's been processed.
		But tonight we're going to be looking at Venezuela again.
		Not much else going on in the news.
		Unfortunately.
		But I do want to go into a little bit of greater detail.
		Yesterday, I feel my take wasn't very strong because people were complaining.
		I was surprised.
		I had forgotten.
		I had forgotten the nature of my audience, I guess, which is that every time there's like a conflict abroad and I'm not like giving you the same talking points every time that Tucker Carlson says, people lose their minds, you know?
		Every time without fail.
		When it was the Syria strikes, when it's North Korea, when things were not good, when things were, I guess, less good than they are now.
		And every time I say, well, hypothetically, intervention would be justified.
		Hypothetically, you know, if we're to entertain several contingencies, it would be justifiable to intervene in these scenarios.
		And I always forget, every time it happens, people flip out Neocon Nick.
		Nick is a warmonger.
		When's Nick gonna enlist in the military?
		When's Nick gonna fly down to Venezuela?
		So we're gonna go into a little bit of greater detail on the scenario.
		We're going to go into some history of America's relationship with Venezuela, go into detail on the current crisis, the latest news out of Venezuela, but also out of Cuba because there are some things tangentially going on there.
		As we'll give a much more detailed case.
		You wanted it?
		Okay, you got it.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Dummies in the audience want to challenge my geopolitical expertise?
		All right, then we're doing it!
		So we'll be discussing that, and it's one of my favorite subjects.
		My hair's a little bit messed up today because I was wearing the headphones on the stream.
		So we'll be doing that, and then if we have time at the end, there is this story out of New Zealand, actually, that I wanted to talk about.
		It's getting no attention.
		Surprisingly.
		But there was an attempted terrorist attack by a journalist!
		Have you heard of this?
		It's happened in New Zealand.
		A man by the name of James Michael Waugh, I believe it is.
		Waugh or Waugh or something.
		He was arrested because what he tried to do is after the Christchurch shooting, He was planning on luring Christians into his house so he could kill them.
		Can you imagine?
		Now, surprisingly, we didn't hear anything about this from journalists, from the media.
		Media doesn't want to report about an anti-Christian, attempted anti-Christian terrorist attack committed by a journalist.
		Imagine my shock!
		I'm so surprised why they would not want to do that.
		So we'll go on to that story and all that it represents and should be a pretty full packed show.
		I'm excited.
		We're without a white pill tonight.
		You know, yesterday our white pill was this anti-semitism law in Florida.
		Thank God!
		Thank God we're finally taking care of that problem.
		You know, but tonight we're without one of those white pills like we've been seeing the past couple of weeks.
		You know, various episodes, whether it's the Easter ritual in Poland or World Jewish Congress, whatever it is.
		You know, so we're going with that one tonight.
		I do want to acknowledge, though, before we jump into the news, because nobody has said anything, I feel it's only appropriate as a Zoomer to acknowledge that today is the 20th anniversary of SpongeBob SquarePants debuting on Nickelodeon.
		Hello?
		I feel like I shouldn't have to do that on America First.
		It's a current events show.
		This is a political news show.
		This is a serious politics show that adults Watch that adults that are professionals and in politics watch for the latest scoop and analysis.
		So normally I wouldn't go into that kind of thing on this show, but nobody's talking about it.
		I saw a meme that somebody posted that said, oh, nobody's talking about this, but it's 20 years ago to the day, May 1st, 1999.
		So I did just want to take a moment to acknowledge we are celebrating 20 years of Spongebob.
		Realistically, however, And this is the take that I'll give on this before we jump into Venezuela.
		This is not a controversial take, but we do have to say we are only celebrating the first four years of the show.
		We are not celebrating...
		Anything after the first movie.
		Anything after.
		I think it's the first three or four seasons.
		As far as I'm concerned, it died after that.
		And rest in peace, Steven Hillenburg.
		He's gone.
		And that was his series for the first four seasons.
		So, just wanted to acknowledge that.
		For the Zoomers out there, I see you.
		You are valid.
		You are visible.
		You matter, okay?
		As a Zoomer hosting this show, it's very important for representation of our culture in the media, in the dissonant right YouTube community.
		So just wanted to say that, just wanted to get that out of my system.
		Also yesterday, six years since Acid Rap, so another important anniversary.
		So with that out of the way, okay, we've paid respect, we've paid our dues, a little celebration there.
		We gotta get into Venezuela.
		I'm just, I'm angry, all right?
		Because I did the show yesterday, and it wasn't as rigorous as I wanted it to be.
		It was just sort of this lackadaisical and kind of comedic take.
		I didn't think it was that high stakes.
		I forget, normally I anticipate If it's going to be a foreign policy show, people are going to be bored, they're going to tune out.
		People want to hear about two things.
		They want to hear about immigration, and they want to hear about Zionism in the Jewish lobby.
		And it seems like outside of that, nobody really cares.
	People that, oh, North Korea today?
	Yeah, I guess I'll watch the show where they're going to talk about the things I want to hear about.
	You know?
	So I was anticipating, oh, it's going to be a low-key stream, you know?
	I'll just make this joking, kind of funny take.
	I'm really indifferent to Venezuela.
	Just want to see some action.
	And that's really what it's about for me, what I said yesterday.
	Of course, we saw yesterday a coup attempt.
	That's what it was.
	Guaido, who is a leader of the National Assembly there, and he was elected to that position in January, he was recognized as the sovereign of Venezuela by the United States, Canada, a number of South and Central American countries.
	And he's been sponsoring these big protests in the capital, Caracas, and all across the country.
	And there have been a couple of close calls that we've watched on the show, where it's almost come close to a full-scale revolution, or civil unrest, or assassination attempts.
	We've watched a lot of that happen, but it seemed like yesterday, and I think that's what Guaido believed, and that's what the United States believed, they thought this was a tipping point.
	It's over, we're gonna have this full-blown revolution in Venezuela.
	And they anticipated that there were going to be a lot of people inside President Maduro's government and in the military who would defect.
	If Guaido gets the support of the military, then he can become the rightful leader of Venezuela.
	I guess all these Western countries would ensure a peaceful transition, but that's not exactly what happened.
	What happened instead was it seems like all the people in the military and the government who said they would defect, of which Mike Pompeo named three such people, or in the press I think they named and reported on who these three people were, it turns out that they were all lying, or they backed out at the last minute.
	Mike Pompeo said that actually Maduro was ready to leave.
	He was ready to flee the country, allegedly to go to Cuba, but Russia persuaded him to stay.
	So we don't know if that's true.
	And whenever these things happen, it's always really a war of information more than anything.
	And it's really intense now with social media because there's so many different information sources.
	A hundred years ago, you could say, oh, they sank our ship.
	They sunk the Lusitania!
	We have to go to war!
	Now it's like, oh, well, Russia urged Maduro to stay.
	Well, then Russia today says that's not true.
	And then you got some crazy guy saying the aliens did this or whatever.
	So there's so much information.
	It really is as much about the propaganda as it is about the bullets and the guns and everything.
	So that's what our Secretary of State says.
	We have to take that with a grain of salt, but also take with a grain of salt what every other foreign-sponsored media entity says.
	So they say that Maduro was ready to flee.
	Government and military was ready to defect.
	Guaido, it should have been a grand slam, but I guess there was this deception, or...
	There was some intervention or people, they got cold feet, they backtracked at the last second.
	We don't really know.
	But what we do know is a revolution is called off.
	It's over.
	It's not happening.
	At least not for now.
	Guaido has said we don't have the support of the military.
	So that phase, this beginning of the end declaration, is kind of over.
	He did, excuse me, call for people to take to the streets today in a video that he posted online.
	And there were mass protests in the Capitol, tens of thousands of people rising up.
	And the question remains, and this is what's being debated now in the mainstream media, and what I talked about a little bit on the show, is what is America's role in all of this?
	What role does the United States play?
	Moving forward, I guess, because we have played a role leading up to this.
	We have sanctioned Venezuela very heavily.
	Oil sanctions just went into effect this weekend.
	We've cut them off from the global financial system, cut them off from trade.
	In a big way, we blocked the refugees.
	So we've been involved for a long time, but the question is, what role, if any, does America play in regime change?
	That's the operative question.
	Regime change.
	Does America play a role in taking this guy, Nicolas Maduro, out for whatever reason?
	Some say he should be taken out because he's a socialist.
	Some say it's because of the oil.
	Some say it's because Of the fact that he collaborates with China and Russia and other American adversaries.
	Others say it's just in America's self-interest for a variety of reasons why we should do it.
	But people say, what is America's role?
	Is it this limited, more indirect role of sanctions regime and possible indirect military support for the resistance in the form of American-supplied light arms, as people have reported that they saw in the video yesterday, in videos of the protests and the gunfire?
	Or should we have this hands-on We get our hands dirty, boots on the ground.
	It's a more direct thing like we saw in Panama 20 years ago, or like we saw in other countries with the CIA and the alphabet soup agencies.
	And that's really the question.
	My take on this so far has basically been sort of indifference, sort of ambivalence.
	The way I look at it, and I'm very honest with you, I'm a very honest man, all right?
	I look at Venezuela and my first thought is not, well, what are we thinking about the future of the Venezuelan people?
	Has it worked out in the past?
	What can we do here?
	Is this really important?
	My first thought is I'm kind of just really bored with the news cycle.
	I feel bad.
	It would make me feel good if we saw a really powerful country go into a really weak country and just start smashing them up.
	That's my feeling.
	That's what I want to see more than anything.
	I think it'll be cool to watch online on videos and live stream America finally gets to go balls-to-the-wall.
	We get to go in.
	It's a cheap, easy victory.
	We go in, some buildings blow up, and, you know, some cool things happen.
	Maybe we see some never-before-seen U.S.
	military attack, like an invisible plane flying or something, and it's like, you know, shock and awe.
	So that was my first instinct.
	I guess that's not good enough, because then everybody says, oh, that means you're a neocon.
	That means you're working for John Bolton.
	You're a controlled opposition.
	You got paid by the think tanks.
	But I want to lay out a more robust case, because I don't think I did it justice yesterday, why it's different than the Middle East.
	This is a very important point to make.
	I'm joking a little bit, but we do have to get serious about American foreign policy.
	Not every American intervention Is the Middle East.
	I saw Tucker Carlson's take on this yesterday, and honestly I love Tucker Carlson, but people have a tendency of just saying the same things over and over.
	We have a tendency to get a little bit lazy and fail to grasp, I think, the nuances of some of these conversations.
	So Tucker Carlson and I think all the usual suspects are saying, it's a foreign intervention, we have no business there, and look what happened in Libya, and we should just stick to our own business.
	And I understand that.
	And I sympathize with that in the sense that is Venezuela our number one priority?
	No, of course not.
	I don't even care about Venezuela.
	What happens there is probably marginal compared to our interests and certainly not our top priority.
	You know, if it's a question of should it be the border wall or Venezuela, it's the border wall.
	Should it be like literally just about anything domestically or Venezuela?
	It would be the former.
	It would be anything domestically.
	Infrastructure, healthcare, UBI, whatever it is.
	It would probably be that.
	So Venezuela's not a huge deal.
	But here's my issue with this.
	It's not the same.
	And if I were a deceptive person, if I were actually controlled opposition or some kind of a phony, I would get on the air and tell you, just like everybody else is, like everybody expects me to, the same talking points.
	Oh, your foreign intervention doesn't work and it's not good and we have to America first and this kind of stuff and I'm still America first.
	We have to get nuanced here.
	We have to understand what we're talking about.
	So the first contention here is the geography.
	This to me is the most important thing.
	People say well Venezuela would be a neocon intervention.
	Venezuela is not our business.
	It's not No, it's just like Syria and Libya.
	Difference number one is the geography.
	The distance.
	So, invading Iraq, thousands of miles away, with 250,000 ground troops, at the best of Israel, is not the same as going to the Western Hemisphere, if you look at Venezuela on the map, not far at all from our country, and putting our fingers on the scale to change something happening with their regime.
	You understand why this is different.
	Us intervening, for example, in a country like Syria, where we've been involved since around 2015, at least that's what's been reported, that's what's publicly known officially.
	We've been involved since about 2015 in the Syrian civil war.
	There is no discernible reason why we should be in Syria.
	Russia is involved in Syria.
	It makes sense for Russia to be involved in Syria.
	Russia's been involved in Syria from earlier than we had been involved in Syria, and it makes sense, because Syria is in Russia's backyard.
	Russia is directly concerned with what happens in the Middle East.
	The stability, the population, the economy.
	Because Russia has military contracts with Syria and other countries in the Middle East.
	And Russia has to deal with other countries in the Middle East.
	Muslim countries that are in Central Asia, for example.
	So that's directly their concern.
	Them being in Syria is not a neocon adventure.
	It's their backyard.
	It's their interest.
	They intervene.
	America intervening in Syria is a different story.
	There's no discernible interest.
	What happens in Syria does not affect us in the slightest.
	Even if Bashar al-Assad was this hostile regime that hated us and wanted to go for our neck or whatever, it wouldn't really matter because they're all the way over there.
	And Bashar al-Assad didn't even want to do that.
	He was cooperative with us when we began intervening on the other side, right?
	But that's not the same as Venezuela.
	Venezuela is in the Western Hemisphere and since President Monroe In the very early years of the 19th century, the Monroe Doctrine says that the Western Hemisphere belongs to America.
	The Western Hemisphere belongs to the United States.
	Any country that tries to interfere with the politics in Central, South America, or the Caribbean is out of step.
	We have to oppose that.
	That's been our policy forever.
	Because, of course, the chief geopolitical advantage of America is we don't have great powers on our borders.
	We have two oceans.
	And we have countries that are of no consequence to the south and north of us.
	Canada, no offense, and everything south of the Rio Grande, right?
	And we'd like to keep it that way.
	That's why we don't want people interfering.
	So Venezuela is directly our concern.
	So people say, oh, it's like Iraq and Syria and all these other countries.
	Those countries are not our business.
	Those countries do not affect us.
	Hezbollah, Hamas, who really cares?
	It's all over there.
	Venezuela is different.
	Not only is it different in principle of whether we're justified to act, but it's also different in terms of what directly affects us.
	Moreover, you look at it demographically.
	People say we can't intervene in Venezuela because it was just like in Iraq and Libya and Syria.
	And...
	You know, this is also a consequentialist argument.
	They'll say, well, we can't intervene because it doesn't work after intervention.
	This is where demographics comes into play.
	Us intervening in a country like Libya and Syria, and let's say the result is not exactly what we intended.
	For example, Libya is another oil country, another oil-rich country, that we did regime change, and now it's a failed state.
	Now it's totally anarchic, and violence is breaking out once again, eight years since we Intervened and ousted Muammar Gaddafi.
	And so people say, how can we be guaranteed or even have any degree of optimism that what comes next in Venezuela will be better than what came before?
	Because look at Libya.
	Because look at Syria.
	Well, it's obviously very different.
	In Libya, you've arguably got three different distinct nations within the country.
	You've got people in the Northeast, people in Northwest, and people in the Sahara.
	The Sahara descend from He's like more tribal people, very primitive, like Bedouin tribe types.
	You've got people in the West, people in the East that are very culturally different.
	And this goes back to the Roman Empire.
	I studied this in college!
	I know what I'm talking about, okay?
	You look at Syria.
	There's another country.
	You've got Shiites, you've got Sunnis, you've got Kurds, you've got Alawites.
	This is a very diverse coalition that you're trying to bring together.
	It was already difficult.
	Moreover, these countries are stable, too.
	Before we intervened.
	Bashar al-Assad's Syria is a stable country, where minorities are protected, where rule of law is protected.
	There's a degree of stability.
	The same is true in Libya.
	Muammar Gaddafi.
	You have stability.
	It might not be the best country in the world, it's a police state and all that, but it's stable.
	Can any of that be said about Venezuela, demographically or otherwise?
	Venezuela is a country which is basically culturally homogeneous.
	And I'm not going to say it's completely homogeneous.
	Of course, like everything in South America, it's a little bit more complicated than that.
	But relative to these other countries, it's just simply no contest.
	And moreover, it is not a stable country as it exists right now.
	I'll read you off just a few facts about the crisis here.
	You've got 90% of people below the poverty line.
	85% of medicines are experiencing shortages.
	So 85% of medicine that you want to get, you can't get.
	Inflation is at 10 million percent.
	So it's well beyond hyperinflation.
	3 million people have fled the country.
	You've got electricity rationing.
	People are starving to death in the country.
	People are on both sides fleeing the country into Brazil and Colombia.
	Is this what Muammar Gaddafi's Libya looked like?
	Is this what Bashar al-Assad's Syria looked like?
	And sure, Syria was in civil war because of the Arab Spring, but nothing comparable to what's happening in Venezuela, where it's already a failed state.
	And people say, oh well, that's because of us, that's because of our sanctions.
	Really kind of besides the point, it's where we are.
	And so the question becomes, do we leave it alone?
	Or do we intervene?
	Leave it alone, you've got problems already.
	It's already pretty bad.
	Intervene, you might be able to fix it up, make it in our interest.
	So, that's the argument from the perspective of what comes after or comparisons to the Middle East.
	Beyond that, people talk about, well, is there an interest in us intervening in Venezuela?
	That's of course, I guess, the chief argument.
	That's really the crux of it.
	Uh, the argument that people will say, well, what is our business in Venezuela?
	Why should we intervene?
	Why should we bother these people?
	Well, I would say that maybe five years ago, we shouldn't have intervened.
	Because the cost would be too high relative to the gain.
	The problem in Venezuela is economic, it's energy, and it's foreign policy.
	In Venezuela, you've got a country like Russia conducting military drills there.
	This was as recent as 2018.
	Russia sending nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela conducting joint military drills.
	That alone is unacceptable.
	That alone is in contradiction to the Monroe Doctrine.
	That alone should be looked at by anybody as against our interest.
	That's against our geopolitical posture.
	And for whatever you think about Russia, maybe they shouldn't be our enemy, maybe we shouldn't have this blood feud or this Cold War.
	They're still an adversary.
	They're still a rival.
	We consider them that way, they consider us that way.
	And so if you have another superpower in Venezuela conducting military drills of this extent in magnitude, That alone is reason enough why there is an interest in removing this regime.
	Moreover, you have the situation with drugs.
	It's been noted for over 15 years that even under Hugo Chavez, Venezuela is not taking care of their drug problem.
	They're not adhering to their commitments and obligations according to international law to target narcos and to target drug flow.
	They actually supported the FARC in Colombia and they support all kinds of guerrilla movements like this across South America.
	So there's a direct interest there.
	And then you've got energy.
	Of course you've got energy.
	The whole reason that we were set on this bad path with Venezuela from the beginning is because Venezuela privatized their oil company and decided to take all the profits.
	And we don't like that.
	It's against our naked self-interest.
	And now normally, I would say that these reasons alone are not sufficient.
	Is that really a compelling thing?
	Is that an existential threat to America?
	No.
	Right?
	Is it an existential threat that Russia's conducting military drills?
	Well, it's certainly not something that is good for us or in our interest.
	But is that the end of the world?
	No.
	This drug stuff, the economic stuff, the energy stuff, of course not.
	But that's not what we're talking about.
	We're talking about a major opportunity for civil unrest or for there to be an opposition candidate, somebody who could replace this government, and all America would have to do is put their finger on the scale.
	We're not talking about a ground invasion.
	I don't think that's what we're talking about yet.
	If that's what we're talking about, it's a different conversation.
	Or an occupation or anything like that.
	But we're talking about a little bit of support.
	It's aircraft carriers, it's political pressure, it's what it's been up to this point so far, which is basically all this so-called smart power that we've been talking about, as opposed to hard power, big movements of troops, that kind of thing.
	Is it really a hard question to say that if it's a little bit of investment, but we could get a regime that is hostile to our country, does business with our adversaries, doesn't go after drug cartels, on and on and on, is removed and we get somebody else?
	I think that's certainly within our interest.
	So that argument goes away.
	People would say, oh, the aftermath could be bad.
	It's already bad.
	It's not in our interest.
	There's the interest.
	The other argument I hear is about refugees.
	People will say, this is a completely valid argument, and we entertain this with the Middle East all the time.
	Well, every time you see regime change, every time you see destabilizing wars like this, you'll see a refugee crisis.
	And where are they going to go?
	They're going to come to America.
	And I think the reason why this argument is stupid in the first place is people just must not understand the geography of Central and South America.
	Sure, we have a refugee crisis happening or an immigration crisis on our southern border.
	But what's causing the immigration crisis at our southern border right now?
	And also we have to be careful about our definitions here.
	The crisis at our border is a crisis of asylum seekers from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
	Why is it a crisis?
	They show up, they surrender at a port of entry, and then they're released into the interior.
	We know this while the application is processed.
	We've been talking about it for months.
	Now why is that a crisis?
	It's because they can make it to the border.
	They're not a problem in Venezuela, Guatemala, or rather in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
	They're a problem because they come up through Mexico, they march a thousand miles, and they physically penetrate the country, and we cannot turn them away legally.
	So it's an asylum problem, it's a problem of foot traffic.
	Venezuela, you cannot even get to America on a land route.
	I know South America and North America are connected on the map, but there is no road that leads from South America into Central America.
	It would be physically impossible for mass movements of people to go from Venezuela through Colombia into Panama.
	You can't get through.
	There's not even a road that exists there.
	Even the Pan American Highway doesn't go that way.
	The best you can do is have your car shipped over this little gap that they have, which I think is called the Daria Gap or something to that effect, but you cannot get through.
	So this problem of people coming all the way and demanding asylum, it just, it is impossible that this could happen, right?
	Moreover, beyond that, the problem that would ensue if you had A political crisis that was bigger than it is already is refugees as opposed to asylees, and this administration has had a brutal crackdown on refugees.
	I'll read you just something, and it's actually talking about how bad it is, but this is good from our perspective.
	It says in October and November of last year alone, immigration officials deported more than 120 Venezuelan nationals, and that's according to Syracuse University's Transnational Records Access Clearinghouse.
	Meanwhile, This is important.
	Meanwhile, the U.S.
	has not resettled a single Venezuelan refugee since 2013.
	Not one Venezuelan refugee in six years, even under Obama, according to government records.
	And they say they have no plans to do so in the future.
	When asked the State Department was at least accepting submissions from Venezuelan refugees, a spokesperson said, quote, And this goes on, this extends to all refugees.
	is not in discussions about resettling large numbers of Venezuelan refugees.
	And this goes on, this extends to all refugees.
	It says, The Trump administration brought refugee admissions to historic lows from 110,000 yearly, which was the limit set by Obama, to 45,000 in 2018, and now 30,000.
	However, the actual number of refugees resettled is much lower than those ceilings.
	Under Trump, the U.S.
	has admitted the lowest number of refugees in the almost four-decade history of the resettlement program.
	So it's immigration.
	Like, I've never heard these arguments before.
	And that was the super chat we had yesterday.
	But Nick, what about the mass movements?
	What about, as if, like, what do you think I was born yesterday?
	You think we're in the same movement and I just came in today?
	Like, no, of course we know about this.
	But we're talking about a country that has no geographic connection to our entire continent.
	And we're talking about a class of immigration, which, if anything, is the only one the Trump administration is succeeding at stopping.
	To the point where we've got zero from Venezuela.
	You remember the travel ban that went into effect?
	Guess which country was on that list?
	Venezuela, right?
	If that is not convincing, if all that is not convincing, consider that there is already a refugee problem.
	3 million people have fled Venezuela already.
	You've got a million in Colombia, you've got a couple million elsewhere in South America, and they say that number could go up to 8 million.
	That's without our intervention.
	So what's the thought process here?
	The country has a 90% poverty rate, you've got medicine shortages, food shortages, you've got electricity rationing, 10 million percent hyperinflation, you've got a refugee crisis that's going to be literally bigger than the one in Syria, 8 million people is estimated, that's what the projected number is.
	People say no, no, no.
	There's no reason why we should.
	They're doing military drills with Russia.
	They're helping out people that are smuggling drugs into our country.
	They're friends with the Iranians, the Russians, the Chinese.
	Oh, but no, no, no.
	There's no interest.
	Oh, it could get worse, and there's refugees.
	I mean, you put that whole picture together, and all we're talking about is tipping the scales in the favor of the other side.
	You want to look at an example where that was a great idea?
	How about Chile?
	How about Chile?
	When we ousted Salvador Allende in 1973, and who did they replace it with?
	Augusto Pinochet.
	I have people still super chatting me talking about helicopter memes.
	Augusto Pinochet, a result of a CIA-backed coup, one of the most successful dictators in Latin American history.
	Now, we can say there are other examples where it's failed, clearly.
	Brazil, Argentina, Costa Rica, there are several examples where it's failed, but I think that if you look at this particular circumstance and you look at again the details and nuances of this one in particular as opposed to this dogmatic non-intervention crap, you can say there's legitimate U.S.
	interest, the pros outweigh the cons, Also, it'd be epic to see Venezuela get smashed.
	And not because they're socialists, but just because it would be kind of cool and funny.
	And I think it's really not a big deal, what is happening in Venezuela.
	I don't think that's a huge problem.
	And then, so all of that aside, and this is the last thing I'll say about this before I move on to something else.
	All this assumes, this is all a paradigmatic assumption.
	which is that America should use its military in our own interests.
	This is the real debate.
	All that notwithstanding, the real debate is about this question.
	If you believe that America should use its military in its interests, but you just happen to believe Venezuela doesn't fit that standard, doesn't meet those qualifications, okay, fair enough.
	But the real problem is not anybody who's looking at it that way.
	The problem is not people looking at Venezuela and saying, do we have a naked self-interest there in oil, in economy, in geopolitical posture, but I'm just evaluating it differently than you.
	That's not really... I don't take so much issue with that.
	Like, for example, Devin Stack, who said, well, is it the end of the world?
	No, but maybe there's more important things.
	I said, okay.
	The problem is people who are dogmatically non-interventionists.
	People, because then you hear at the same time, it's like the alt-right and DSA people doing the epic handshake.
	People who say, no, we are ethically opposed to foreign intervention because it is murderous, or because it is illegal, or something to that effect, and that is the gayest thing in the world.
	That whole ideology, that is what I have a problem with.
	For a long time, I think these two groups of people were united.
	For example, in our opposition to the Iraq War.
	Because it met both standards.
	It was not in our interest, and it was more costly than what we could have even gotten out of it.
	And we didn't get anything out of it, right?
	So, on ethical, rather on...
	Consequentialist, pragmatic grounds, it was a no-go.
	But also on ethical grounds, it was a no-go.
	So for a long time, we might have been deluded into thinking we were the same people.
	You know, these Ron Paul, zealots, these anti-war devotees.
	We're on the same side as these people, but we're not.
	I'm a foreign policy realist.
	I believe that America should do basically whatever it wants.
	And if controlling the Western Hemisphere is in our interest, even if that's just economic, we should do that.
	And if we have to slap on a veneer of freedom fighting and all that on top of it to get it done, so be it.
	You have to be a realist.
	We live in the real world, and the real world is governed by logistical things and details.
	Things like ports, things like railways, commodities like oil, things like currency exchanges.
	All of that stuff matters a lot less than these vapid ideas about whatever you want to talk about.
	So yeah, I'm in favor of America controlling the Western Hemisphere.
	I don't really care if it's about, you know, freedom fighting, democracy, all that, whatever, just so long as it helps Americans.
	But then there are other people who say, no, no, no, America should just mind her own business.
	The only conflict that is justified, that America can get into, is a defensive conflict.
	We cannot posture, we cannot threaten, we cannot intervene, we cannot do anything.
	If it is not purely defensive, the only time America can act, and I'm not strawmanning because that's what a lot of these people believe, is that short of America being shot upon, we basically have to have our arms tied behind our back.
	You know this because every time we do a minor engagement, or even an intimidation tactic, they oppose it.
	For example, we had three strike groups, three carrier strike groups, sailing over to the Sea of Japan when North Korea was conducting their missile and nuclear tests.
	And all these people said, We're going to war.
	We can't do this.
	Anytime we flex our muscle, it's war, it's a ground invasion, it's regime change, all the rest, and we have to oppose it, but it never was.
	You know, sometimes you do these things just to intimidate.
	It's an extension of statecraft.
	Or sometimes you actually bomb people.
	Sometimes, for example, in Syria, you drop 50 missiles on a country to say, hey, knock it off.
	Or just to say, don't mess with us.
	We keep our promises.
	Those kinds of things are important.
	But you have a group of people that say, no, no, it's never justified, because it is illegal, or it's murderous, or it's expensive, or you're violating national sovereignty, or something like that.
	But that's the kind of thinking we have to oppose.
	It's those same people that say, we have to oppose intervention in Venezuela, not because I've done this calculus and it's not in our interest, but because America is a bad country, and imperialist, and...
	We have to stop this global homo machine and all this, and it is unethical, and we're murdering people, and this and that?
	No, please.
	We live in the real world.
	We have to protect real interests.
	And yeah, there's a lot of corruption, but I'm Team America at the end of the day.
	I'm not Team Russia.
	Russia has their own interests, and they lie the same way.
	They have their same sort of moral veneer over their naked interest foreign policy actions.
	It's all the same with them.
	It's all the same with China.
	It's all the same with every country, and it's the same with ours.
	And I'm on Team America at the end of the day.
	If it's going to help the American economy, I'm fine with it, right?
	And we could say that the ruling elite are not exactly our guys.
	It's really nothing new.
	So this Roosevelt sort of situation that we have going on in the Caribbean, We're sailing big boats, we're talking a big game, we're making big threats, talking about embargoing people.
	If that produces things that are in our interest, I think that's fine.
	I think that's the ideal foreign policy.
	Speak strong, carry the big stick.
	You know, you gotta get out of Venezuela, and if you don't, hey, you got two aircraft carriers coming your way.
	Now that's not to say endorse occupations, ground wars, anything like that, but what we have going right now is inoffensive.
	What we have going now is uncontroversial, in my opinion.
	That's the way we have to be thinking about it, as opposed to this dogmatic isolationism, non-interventionism.
	It's just a very lame, very blue-pilled, idealistic way of thinking.
	We can have none of it.
	And the last, this is actually the real last thing I'll say.
	It's also not neoconservatism.
	Another lesson here, people say, oh, you support this, you're a neocon.
	You support intervention in Venezuela, you're a neocon.
	Neoconservatism, very specific definition.
	It's not the same as being a warmonger, offensive realist, or something like that.
	Very specific definition.
	Neocons are almost all Jewish, okay?
	Where do neocons come from?
	They're not just, oh, people that support war.
	Neocons were Trotskyites, and this is eternal war.
	We talked about this a couple of shows ago.
	Conservative and liberals?
	Nuh-uh.
	Republicans and Democrats?
	Nuh-uh.
	Platonists and Aristotelians?
	Nope.
	It's Trotskyites and Stalinists.
	That's a real divide in the country, right?
	So you got these Trotskyites, most of them Jewish, and they're left-wing people.
	But then in the 60s and 70s they start to see the Brezhnev crackdown.
	I think that was in Prague.
	You had Khrushchev in Budapest and a lot of other things go on.
	And they sour on the Soviet Union.
	And so now they say, okay, well, we're these like Jewish leftists, but now we're cold warriors also.
	We're Jewish leftists, but we also want to punish the Soviet Union with a big interventionist military.
	That's how it was born.
	And then eventually it turns a little bit of a different corner.
	Then in the 1990s and 2000s, you see all these characters start to show their real true colors.
	And what does it become about predominantly?
	Yeah, you guessed it, Israel.
	And so the neoconservative agenda is not war.
	The neoconservative agenda is we are going to go into countries and we're going to remake them as democracies, particularly in this specific region as it benefits Israel.
	We're going to go in to these countries.
	It's not sufficient that we do regime change.
	It's not sufficient that we do anything.
	And we have to remake them in our image.
	Why do we punish Muammar Gaddafi?
	Was it because of oil?
	Was it because of economic interest?
	Or was it because Israel wanted them gone?
	And also, Barack Obama said something about, like, the ballot box, right?
	Because they're not democratic enough.
	Same with Bashar al-Assad.
	We're there for Israel's northern border, but also because they need to hold free and fair elections.
	And what about Iraq?
	Same thing there.
	Well, weapons of mass destruction, but also Israel and also free and fair elections.
	Now, going into Venezuela for oil, money, or because we want to get Russia out of the Western Hemisphere, none of that has to do with Israel.
	None of that has to do with remaking the country in a democratic image.
	None of that even has to do with an occupation or anything like that.
	So, People say, well it's neocon, it's neocon.
	We have to get away from that very shallow understanding.
	America must act as an empire because we are one.
	Because we continue to be an empire.
	And when we eventually recede, it's inevitable basically, China is rising as a hegemon.
	India is rising regionally.
	A lot of regional actors are rising.
	And so, I don't think it's in the near future, but in the distant future, America's power will wane, our empire will recede, and you will see all these same actors that people go to and speak so highly about Russia, China.
	No, they're noble.
	Russia's fighting American imperialism.
	China's fighting against the global homo.
	You'll find they're all going to do the exact same thing.
	You'll find that once America recedes and it's a little bit more of a free-for-all on the periphery, as we start to pull back, you're going to see all these other rivals or adversarial states with a big military try to exert their influence, and they'll have the same BS cover story, but it'll be for the same motive.
	The self-interest, the raison d'etre.
	I don't speak French, but that's the phrase in the international relations circles.
	The interest of the state.
	So, at the end of the day, that's my justification for intervention in Venezuela.
	Again, I don't want any straw men out there.
	I'm not saying ground war.
	I'm not saying occupation.
	I'm not saying anything like that.
	We've got going on sanctions regime, covert or indirect support for the resistance, Rhetorical support?
	Maybe we whip it out.
	Maybe we do a little big stick ideology action, you know?
	We say, hey, we've got a bigger button, okay?
	I'm fine with all that.
	Regime change through those means, through these containment means that Trump has been trying to carry out also in North Korea and Iran, fine with me.
	And actually, the real last thing, the actual last thing, and then we'll move on.
	You also can't understate the residual effects.
	We talked about this with the Syria strikes two years ago.
	We bombed Syria.
	Well, why did we bomb Syria?
	It had nothing to do with Syria.
	We bombed Syria to make a point to North Korea.
	We bombed Syria so we didn't have to bomb North Korea.
	Because if we can make a credible threat to North Korea, if we can make North Korea believe we're going to bomb them, then we don't have to.
	So you bomb a country that doesn't have total control of its borders and can't actually punish us because it doesn't have WMDs or a lot of support in the international community, you drop some bombs here after you've made a promise, and then these other countries say, oh, well, we'll take you seriously now.
	And now maybe we'll be a little on edge and maybe we'll be more eager to do diplomacy.
	Do you see a parallel here?
	Maybe if there's some indirect support for Venezuela, whatever it is, but the outcome is regime change, maybe that changes the calculus in the heads of the Iranians or the North Koreans.
	North Koreans who are deciding to pull back, Iranians who have never been conciliatory.
	Maybe they look at Venezuela and they say, hmm.
	That's a low stakes investment.
	They say, hmm, if there was regime change through containment possible there, 10 million percent hyperinflation and people starving and eating dogs and our country's collapsing and you can't even tell if it was organic or if America did it, maybe we shouldn't negotiate.
	And then that spares us, you know, that spares us additional expense trying to bring people to the negotiating table or them living in defiance of our interests.
	So it all, it's all connected.
	It's all a lot more complicated than people make it out to be, which is Intervention is bad.
	We can never do it.
	We weren't shot at, therefore we can't do anything.
	We're America, bitch!
	We can do whatever we want!
	If we wanted to invade Venezuela because we wanted to import their population and work at our McDonald's as indentured servants, we could do that because we're America and we make the rules.
	We landed on the moon.
	We've got nuclear bombs.
	Biggest military ever.
	We have moral leadership of the world.
	And I'll be damned if we're gonna go under and we can't bully small, poor, low-IQ countries with our military.
	That's the last thing, you know, that will be the last straw where I'll say, America is just over.
	But so long as we're doing that, I think that's the last thing we got to hold on to, right?
	So that's Venezuela.
	Our last story here for the day.
	That was a little bit of a run-on.
	There's a lot there.
	It's a very long and complicated story, okay?
	Very, very complicated issue.
	We have to address all the All the rebuttals I've been hearing in the comments section on Twitter.
	I won't take the abuse.
	I won't take the abuse.
	You're not smart enough to abuse me in this way, right?
	But we'll move on to this last story, something we can all rally around.
	If, okay, you don't agree on Venezuela, that's fine.
	You know, you're just dumb, okay?
	No.
	Joking, of course only a little bit joking there, but we can all agree.
	We don't like journalists.
	At the end of the day we can all agree American military using our power against Venezuela, we could all agree to be better spent using American military power legitimately and legally against like BuzzFeed or you know against the Huffington Post.
	I mean we could all agree that would be a good day.
	That would be a higher priority.
	Just joking, of course.
	I only mean the military abusing their non-violent weapons like the gay bomb or things like that.
	Because we hate violence on this show.
	We don't like violence.
	But our last story here is from Australia, actually.
	I'm reading here from a local Australian source.
	It says, quote, a former Canberra-based reporter Wanted to lure Christians to his house and fight them as part of a reprisal for the Christchurch massacre a court has heard.
	James Michael Waugh, who is 28, was arrested earlier this month and charged with threatening to act with intent to cause public harm using a carriage service to menace others and possessing a weapon to be used to kill.
	So basically the story was Got this 28-year-old white shit-lib journalist who saw the Christchurch attack and he anticipated his plan was he was going to lure Christians into his home through various means and then once there he would attempt to kill them and become this big martyr himself because he was mad at Christians for what was done at Christchurch.
	It's important to point out, first and foremost, Christians continue to take the rap for what happened in Christchurch, but it wasn't committed by Christians.
	The Christchurch attack was committed by a pagan.
	Only a pagan could do something like this, you know, and people say, oh, a lot of shit-lipped journalists after Christchurch said, your ideology is what fueled Christchurch.
	I'm Catholic.
	I'm a Christian.
	There's nothing in the Catholic catechism or anything Catholic lately that has said, go and kill innocent people.
	That's evil.
	You get excommunicated, you go to hell for that, right?
	So this Brent and Tarrant guy was a pagan, and yet we continue to get the blame as Christians.
	But nevertheless, it's worth pointing out, what is the reaction to this one going to be?
	I don't know how many of these it's going to take for people to finally acknowledge that there's extremism on both sides.
	After Christ's church, of course, what happens within like 30 days?
	Within 20 days, you've got Facebook.
	Mark Zuckerberg, the largest social media outlet ever in history.
	1.6 billion people.
	It's bigger, literally, than every country on Earth, Facebook is.
	Saying, we're gonna ban white nationalist content, we're gonna ban white separatist content, and we're gonna use a very generous and charitable definition in doing that.
	Generous to their interests.
	And Instagram, 800 million, does the same.
	And you've got a subcommittee, and we've been over this before.
	I found out there was an article the other day that talked about the people that inspired the Sri Lanka church bombing were still on Facebook for a month after the bombing.
	They still haven't been taken down.
	There was this charismatic imam who was giving out these very charged extremist sermons in Sri Lanka in Tamilese or whatever their language is there, telling people to go and hurt Christians and all that.
	And Facebook still has not taken down anything of his.
	So you've got, and think about that distinction, you've got one lone wolf guy, white nationalist, and like I said, we could cherry pick maybe 10 examples of this in the last 25 years to make that the epidemic, right?
	Got one lone wolf guy, goes to do something, he's universally condemned, nevertheless, Facebook takes action, company-wide policy, it's unprecedented that they explicitly and directly take action against the political ideology in the manner that they did.
	And then at the same time, you get 400 Christians exploded in a coordinated attack based on a regional group with international financing and backing, and the people that are a part of it are still on Facebook.
	And they're not just on Facebook peripherally, they're adjacent to the people that blew up the mosque in the way that the people banned on Facebook were to the Christchurch shooter.
	Facebook banned Faith Goldie because of the Christchurch shooting.
	The Christchurch shooter was a pagan, white nationalist exterminationist.
	Faith Golding is a Catholic.
	She doesn't believe in violence at all.
	She was running a legitimate mayoral political campaign.
	She's not a white nationalist at all or a white separatist or anything like that.
	She gets banned because she's like 10 miles away ideologically from the shooter, whatever, you know.
	In other words, there's this vast ocean that separates somebody who kills and somebody who's just saying, hey, you know, maybe something's happening demographically.
	But the people directly responsible for a terrorist attack from radical Islamic extremists are still out on Facebook.
	Does that not, like, blow your mind?
	And then we see it every day from the left, too.
	How many times does this have to happen?
	We saw the shooting at the Alexandria baseball diamond.
	You had somebody disgruntled who was watching CNN, who was on Reddit and Facebook, talking about how they loved, you know, John Oliver and all these other people, go out and try to kill American politicians.
	And actually did shot and almost kill Steve Scalise.
	I mean, I always mix them up with Steve King and the other Steve's, but I believe it was Steve Scalise they shot and tried and almost killed.
	Do we ever hear about that ever again?
	Yeah, in Texas two years ago, somebody went into a church, radical atheist, all over his Facebook page it was hatred against Christians, going to a church and do a mass shooting.
	I don't think you heard about that one within six hours of the actual shooting, because then they found out who he was and what the motive was.
	And then you have this episode, a journalist luring people in, trying to kill them.
	We never hear about it.
	We only hear about the other side.
	It's a double standard that just keeps on giving.
	But we do have to every day.
	I know it may sound redundant at times because it's the same story every day.
	We do something, we do boo, and the whole world has to stop and readjust and have, you know, sensitivity training.
	And these people commit terrorist attacks and they literally just turn and look the other way.
	We have to acknowledge, no, there is nothing intrinsically violent about anything I'm saying on this show or that Faith Goldie is saying or anybody on the right wing is saying, as has been alleged because of the actions of literally a handful of people, just in the same way that there's nothing intrinsically violent.
	Well, I think actually there might be with journalists, but for the most part, intrinsically violent about, you know, what they're doing, left wing or journalism.
	Always going to have extremists.
	You're always going to have people doing violence.
	If we get held accountable, everybody should be held accountable.
	And then what should be the only ideology talked about?
	Your taste in television and film?
	To me that's the only thing, and even that is debatable, maybe that's the only thing that doesn't inspire people because of the severity of the subject matter to go out and kill and do violence, right?
	Because anytime you talk about politics, right, left, up, down, authoritarian, libertarian It's grave matters of state, of society, of health, of people.
	Serious things that people take seriously.
	You have a lot of people in the world.
	You have a lot of bad apples.
	When you're talking about serious things and you got a big sample size, you're gonna get people on the periphery that are gonna do the wrong thing.
	And that's how it should be looked at, right?
	If it's looked at it that way for journalists and atheists and left-wing people, you can afford the same kind of thinking for right-wing Christians and all the rest.
	So that's our journalist here.
	I don't know, man.
	If I see a journalist just walking down the same side of the sidewalk as me, I'm going to have to consider that a self-defense situation because of this event.
	I'm going to flinch a little bit.
	I'm going to flinch a little bit, you know, next time at CPAC.
	I don't know if, like, I don't know.
	I don't know, man.
	If a journalist comes at me the wrong way, maybe they're reaching for something.
	Maybe they're sprinting at me.
	I don't know.
	God only knows.
	In this day and age, it's a crazy world out there.
	Is it getting crazier out there?
	I think it is.
	So who knows?
	Somebody, a journalist looks at me the wrong way?
	That could be a very intense situation.
	That could be a self-defense situation.
	Because you don't know what they've got on them.
	You don't know if they're one of the good ones or one of the ones that's out there trying to kill Christians.
	And I'm a humble, non-violent Christian activist.
	So, I don't know.
	One of these interviews, you just got to be careful.
	Next time a journalist wants to interview me, it's going to be show me both of your hands.
	I want you to keep your distance.
	Stay off my property.
	Because you never know with these people.
	They're crazy.
	They're crazed.
	We're going to take a look at our super chats.
	We'll see what you guys are saying about all this.
	I want to hear from the unwashed masses.
	Let's, uh, let's see what, uh, let's see what the consensus is here.
	We've got Nathan who says, nuts busted, 13s dusted.
	That's a mod of the show, right?
	We are dusting crime and we are busting nuts, big time, every day on the show.
	Yeah, we got to love that right we got to love that one level best says Nick Fuentes a comics comic Yeah, I don't I don't know why people keep saying that I guess Owen Benjamin said that like one time and everybody says I'm a comedian and now I Want to not I always want to do the opposite of what people are expecting to do.
	I'm a natural-born contrarian That's what makes it interesting by the way So people are saying, oh, this is a comedy routine.
	I watch it because it's funny.
	Now I've got to be this funny guy?
	Now I've got all this pressure to go up on the show and be like, now, hey, I'm going to be funny for you now?
	I'm not here to just, like, be your slave, OK?
	I'm not here... You know, I always hated that about stand-up comedy.
	It's just so, like, controlled and...
	You know, some guy walks out, hey everybody, I'm gonna make you laugh now.
	I'm gonna be funny.
	I'm funny incidentally.
	I'm funny as an accident.
	And I don't mean accident, like, unintentional.
	I mean accident as a byproduct.
	It is an incidental effect.
	And I happen to be quite, I happen to be quite hilarious in my delivery.
	But I'm not, I don't come on the show to be like, oh, it's the funny hour with the Zoomer guy.
	So, I don't know, people keep saying that, you're boxing me in, you're pigeonholing me.
	So, no, I'm joking, of course.
	Ruggles says, Big Brain Nick, wows the crowd with physiognomy win.
	I don't know, is that because I said physiognomy on the stream I was on earlier?
	Bedros says, great stream today on Red Elephants with Black Pill.
	Then Owen, big guy, have a Big Mac on me.
	Bears and Knickers unite.
	Much respect.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, it was fun.
	People have been nagging me to get on with Owen Benjamin.
	And you know, the guest thing on the show, I don't like having guests on the show.
	This is my time.
	I don't talk to anybody in my daily life.
	I didn't talk to anybody today.
	This is my opportunity, the hermit that I am, to really lay it on the world.
	You know, I'm gonna take all these things I'm feeling And I'm going to put it on the world!
	I'm going to make the world feel it, right?
	So it's my time.
	It is my time to express myself and to give the takes that only I can do and be epic and quirky and an e-boy.
	So that's partially, but also when you get certain people that have been deplatformed, it's also a big risk on a serious note.
	You know, I do think about that.
	People who I'd like to have on the show, but they get deplatformed, they get unpersoned, and like, I sympathize with that.
	I'm maybe in the same boat.
	Coming down the line, you know soon But I just can't afford to take risks like that anymore Not like I once could and that's really been a changing and evolving calculus over the past year really Trying to evade these these rules the walls closing in so I really want to do it But I was concerned about if I bring them on the channel do I get demonetized?
	Is that how it works?
	You know, but I was glad we got to set it up with Red Elephants, because he's a hilarious dude.
	And Black Pill is cool.
	I didn't really know that much about him, but people were always like, check out this Devon Stack guy, and I'd be like, okay.
	And I'd go on his Twitter, and it'd be Black Pill, you know, and I'm like, oh, here we go, it's probably a wignap.
	But he's cool, but he's cool.
	As far as that interview went, and some of the stuff I've seen from him, he's cool.
	So, the name threw me, because we know the kind of Black Pillers that hang out sometimes on this show.
	Norwood says, from the extra bloat in the dark circles, it's clear you've been using minoxidil.
	I suggest you use a derma roller and hop on finasteride.
	I don't know what any of that means.
	But bloat?
	Bloat in dark circles?
	I'm not bloated!
	What are you talking about?
unidentified		Do I look bloated?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't think I look bloated.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't, I don't think I've been gaining a little bit of weight like three pounds.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		When I say I've been gaining weight, I mean, I went from, I'm not going to tell you my weight, but I went from like this number to three pounds heavier, but I'm not bloated.
unidentified		Am I?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I think I look fine.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What do you mean I'm bloated?
unidentified		I'm not bloated.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I've got a little bit of a belly, but I just ate, all right?
		In fairness, I just ate.
		I just had a lemon chicken.
		Chicken again.
		Really makes you think, huh?
		Hmm, chicken again.
		What a coincidence.
		I'm getting in trouble because I'm noticing so many patterns in this house.
		Every time I talk about how much chicken we have for dinner, I get censored.
		I get yelled at.
		Oh, you can't say that.
		Has political correctness gone mad?
		You know, it's chicken parm, it's lemon chicken, it's grilled chicken, it's fried chicken.
		Hmm, I wonder who could be behind this?
		Mom, right?
		No, I'm kidding, of course.
		I'm a little bit full, but bloated.
		I don't know if I qualify.
		In dark circles, it's only because I, I don't know, I've been very tired lately.
		Take that for what you will.
		I've been sleeping a lot, and I've just been really tired all day.
		So, you know, take that for whatever you want it to mean.
		But I don't know what any, all the rest means.
		I'm just...
		Tired and I'm just tired, all right?
		It's been a long fight.
		It's been a long two years.
		I'm an old man now.
		I'm an old man.
		I've seen a lot of things and I'm just tired at this point, right?
		AlternateCax's fellow Illinois Knicker here from the streets of Woodfield.
		How about a Midwest Knicker meetup to disavow violence and exploitation of labor?
		P.S.
		Stop lifting.
		I know I'm getting too strong.
		I think that's maybe what's bloating.
		People are, well, he's popping out of his shirt.
		It's too much.
		Relax.
		I don't know maybe I don't really want to do a meetup because not that I don't want to meet you I'm sure you're amazing I'm sure you're so cool, and we would really hit it off And I would want to be your friend and all that like you're wonderful, but by the same token I don't know.
		It's just I don't have security it could go south very quickly.
		You know you announce a date and a time I'm gonna be here at this time it could be asking for trouble and So I prefer to just do... Why isn't it enough to just do the show?
		What does everybody have to be?
		The, you know, celebrity, touring, one-man band kind of thing?
		Like this James Charles guy.
		You see this scandal?
		This makeup artist on YouTube, this male makeup artist, is going around on tour And I'm thinking, and all my friends like Joey Mo, we're like, for what?
		What is he gonna do?
		Go to the show and like be gay for an hour?
		Like what do you even do at a meetup like this?
		Why does everybody always... Everybody who's like talent in 2019, they have to do their thing, but they also have to have a song, and they also have to go on tour, and they gotta do...
		Can't you just enjoy the show for crying out loud?
		Here's the meet and greet.
		We're all here, okay, and you're not, you can't touch me, you can't harm me, but we can't exchange in this way.
		It's just gonna cost you a minimum of $1.99, okay?
		So, so that's our little meetup.
		In the future we'll do one.
		In the future, when I get a little bit bigger, I can afford security.
		Once, you know, Qatar, I'm just praying the money's gonna come through any day now, okay?
		If they could give 300 grand to Rahim Kassam to start human events, they could float a little money my way so that we could hire, uh, you know, some Aryan super soldier to protect me.
		But let's see.
		Angry Inch says, in Brooklyn I saw two young, I saw two youths beating each other up on the curb, according to the street, across the street.
		I saw a reimagining of anti-Gone, but said during the Ferguson riots.
		I don't know what anti-Gone is.
	I don't know what that means.
	Big Biff says I find 200 IQ Langan's proofs of God totally watertight Their Aquinas Anselm updated with 21st century logic and math atheism is irrational I don't know as somebody mentioned him on a previous stream.
	I'm not familiar.
	I'll have to check that out But good to know, good to know.
	I agree, atheism is irrational.
	Umph Love says, Old Nick Donald, have you seen Kyle Korver's three-pointer?
unidentified		No.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Who's Kyle Korver?
		Is that a player?
		Is that some sports player?
		Kyle Korver, from?
		He's an American basketball player for the Utah Jazz.
		No, I'm sorry to say, did not see Kyle Korver's big three-pointer, but I bet it was a real doozy.
		But I bet all the sports fans went crazy when that ball went through that net.
		Man, man, that stadium must have went crazy.
unidentified		Man, people were standing and they were yelling.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		The ball going into the net and the team carried into the big victory.
		And everyone was so pleased with the results.
		Such a triumph!
		The dopamine is flowing.
		What a victory!
		What an accomplishment!
unidentified		Wow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		What a play!
		And the athleticism of this athlete is off the charts!
		Incredible!
		And I was smiling the rest of the evening.
		No, I can't say that I saw the victory pointer.
		I don't watch sports.
		I don't watch sports.
		I don't make it a thing, okay?
		I don't make it a big thing, but I just don't.
		I've just never been into it, all right?
		Joshua Larson, I used to play basketball, you know back when I was in grade school.
		Oh my god, did I ever tell this story on stream?
		But one time I was at a basketball program in the Park District.
		Classic story, classic Nick story.
		I was playing this basketball like summer program in the Park District and I might have been in like fifth grade or something.
		And like all the kids in the whole program were black and they all knew each other.
		They all went to the same school.
		I was the only one.
		I didn't know anybody in the whole camp.
		They all knew each other.
		And so the whole game, they just wouldn't pass to me.
		They would just pass to each other and I would just be totally excluded.
		And so one day this is like, you know, I'm just a big jerk.
		You know, it's it's really not like Nick is this courageous champion of the people.
		It's more like he's just a real stubborn jerk.
		You know, he just wants to make everybody mad.
		So I was like, you know what?
		People aren't passing to me.
		F this!
		So the whole game, I'm just like walking.
		I'm just taking my time, walking back and forth.
		Oh, it's on the other side of the court?
		Oh, I guess I'll just walk over there.
		And the coach then yells at me.
		Then at the end of the game, the coach is like, we just gotta make sure everybody's trying their hardest and really participating.
		I'm thinking, you're yelling at me, what about all, what about everybody else?
		Nobody wants to pass to me, they're not being team players.
		I gotta, I gotta be running back and forth like some jamoke, sweating and panting and running and, and I'm just not even like an entity on the team.
		So yeah, I will not be watching basketball and not be playing basketball.
		That's fine.
		You can have basketball.
		You want to play basketball?
		That's just terrific.
		You can play basketball, okay?
		So I had some better experiences in the grade school program when it was all my fellow white men, okay?
		When it was, you know, when it was pathologically altruistic white people who are willing to pass to the outgroup.
		And maybe that's symbolic in a way, right?
		In the school program, all the white kids were willing to pass to this humble Latino African like me.
		They were willing to pass the ball outside of their team, inside the sports team, but outside their racial team.
		But the blacks didn't.
		And what does that say?
		And what does that tell us about us as a society?
		Maybe if the white man didn't pass the ball metaphorically so much, maybe then we would be better off.
		I don't know.
unidentified		I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It just isn't an idea, right?
		But that's basketball.
		Joshua Larson says, Looking forward to Donald Reagan Season 2.
		It will be about more foreign wars and protecting free market capitalism.
		Tired of winning yet?
		Yeah, I hear you, man.
		I hear you.
		It sucks.
		Look, the Venezuela thing's not ideal, but it's kind of funny.
		I want to see him... I want to see us just kick this little country and just, you know, punch him up and, you know, urban warfare.
		Just let's just see something happen.
		Why does everybody have to be so... Why do you have to make me pull out the arguments?
		Why do you have to make me look at the scoreboard and show you, like, oh, if we really want to get technical, why can't it just be funny?
		Why can't we just go into Venezuela because it'll be cool and epic and based in Red Pill?
		You know, why can't they just be a meme?
		I don't know.
		You tell me.
		I guess we just really care.
		It's really a life-or-death matter.
		Really Good Comics is currently taking the running.
		People over in GTA 5, Bill.
		GTA 5, Bill.
		Gotta let out all this pent-up anger somehow.
		I hear ya!
		You know, I was looking for game recommendations the other day.
		Uh, you know, I was asking people, soliciting people on Twitter.
		I was like, what game should I play?
		And people are like, oh, you know, you should play, um...
		Shadow of Colossus, or you should play, you know, whatever, whatever it is.
		You should play Counter-Strike.
		And I'm thinking none of these really fit my criteria.
		I'm thinking more of the game where you're a guy in an open world, and you're just really, really overpowered, and you can kind of just go around, you know, doing whatever you want to people.
		You know, games like Prototype, games like Infamous, games like Grand Theft Auto.
		You know, the genre of game Red Dead Redemption, the genre where you're just a guy, and you can kind of just go around and do whatever you want, and you're much more overpowered than everybody else.
		I'm thinking more like that.
		Anybody have a genre of games that's kind of more like that style, like L.A.
		Noire, but you could actually go around and, like, do things that aren't missions?
		Like, do your own missions, so to speak?
		Like, create your own missions?
		Missions like, you know, go out and really ruin people's days?
		Things like that, you know, games like that.
		Paul Town had some good recommendations for that.
		Oh no, just kidding, just kidding.
		I like Fortnite.
		I've been playing Avengers Endgame mode in Fortnite.
		None of those other games disturb me.
		Frankly, those other games should be banned.
		Giving a lot of people a lot of bad ideas.
		So, all jokes, all jokes.
		Don't worry.
		But yeah, Grand Theft Auto.
		I gotta get that for the PC now that they got the, uh...
		First person mode.
		I have it on my PS3 actually.
		My PS3 is broke.
		So I've been with that.
		It's my favorite game, but I've been without it for a long time now.
		So maybe I'll have to get it for the PC and take that pill with you.
		Ass Idiot says, LMAO you pathetic racist, never fail to make me laugh with your white humor streams.
		Face it, most POC will be infinitely more successful than any... and then it cuts off, there's an ellipsis.
		So I don't know if that's continued somewhere else, but at this point I can't tell if that's parody or if that's real.
		I think we've seen Ass Idiot before here on the show, so I am guessing my money's on parody there.
		You know, the real problem is the men, actually.
		You know, the real problem is the men, actually.
	You know, I look at the world today, I look around me.
	I look around, and you know what the real problem is?
	It's all these weak men.
	Yeah.
	It's all these weak men.
	Yeah, that's the problem.
	It's women, but at the same time, and maybe even more, it's men.
	Men are the problem.
	Not all these stupid whores and sluts and all that.
	No, no, it's the men.
	The men are the problem, right?
	That's my favorite.
	Always the that's the new trad like contrarian argument is no no the are you deserving of a trad woman though?
	No, but are you deserving of it?
	I don't know.
	I think we're kind of living in the ruins, right?
	So I don't know about that.
	But Yeah, that's that's how it goes, right?
	What can you do?
	That's our world.
	What else is now?
	Well, they're bear says I want Venezuela contained not stabilized.
	Oh Well, I don't know, isn't that kind of the same thing though?
	I mean, we are currently containing Venezuela.
	That's currently what we're doing and it's totally destabilized.
	So people would say, oh, destabilize and go in there.
	It'd probably be stabilizing more than anything else.
	How much more unstable can you get?
	Eight million refugees worried about destabilizing the region?
	It's not gonna affect the region.
	It'll help the region if we can restore order there.
unidentified		So...
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Great White Hope says don't worry about the white race, you'll find the white gene in the best looking Latin and Middle Eastern people.
		Joseph Case says not even numerals.
		about that but okay man interesting theory joseph case is not even numerals i don't know what that means george henry says nick favorite school mascot oh i don't know i don't know any of them Cheesehead, the Green Bay Cheesehead, the Packers, ah yes, the Green Bay Packers mascot, the Big Cheese.
		That's my favorite mascot.
		Yeah, definitely.
		Well fortunately I just told one, so we're good on that.
		Christian Suarez says, can pee-pee poo-poo?
		Yeah, definitely.
		Cassie Queen of Spades says, do you have any funny stories from your school days?
		Well, fortunately, I just told one, so we're good on that.
		Chad says, thoughts on Ryan Dawson?
		And he makes some comments about 9-11.
		Ryan Dawson, he's great on the 9-11 stuff and the Israel stuff, but he's kind of a leftist.
		That's what people, and it's with all these guys.
		It's always the flavor of the month.
		Oh, we love this guy.
		So based on red pill.
		And then you find out, no, they're kind of like wrong on all the other issues.
		So I think he's okay.
		You know, we had a little problem back in the day.
		He would start shitting on me.
		I was a very nice guy to him and he would say some real nasty stuff to me.
		Then we had that debate on JF and it was a little nasty, but then we were nice to each other in the DMs.
		We bonded over our shared feelings about the Zionist state.
		So he's, uh, I have mixed feelings.
		I think he's good at what he does.
		I think he's very good at what he does.
		His analysis about Israel, top-notch.
		I don't think there's anybody that's that much better.
		So I'll, I'll keep it positive.
		How's that?
		Connors is happy Spongebob Day Nick season one to three was God tier.
		Did you know that the first movie was supposed to be the series finale?
		Keep doing God's work, Nick.
		By the way, good numbers on the shows lately.
		Yeah, thanks.
		Numbers have been good.
		Yeah, I agree.
		1 to 3 was the best, and the movie should have ended there.
		But then, it's been downhill ever since.
		Zoomers know what I'm talking about, right?
		But 1 to 3, that's canon.
		That is absolutely canon for us and our generation.
		A says, I'd like to hear your take on guns and second amendment as well as free and open source software.
		Shout out to K and G. I love the, I love the, the, uh, Zubrich had to say, thoughts on two really broad subjects.
		I'm in favor of guns.
		I'm in favor of the second amendment.
		Everybody should have a gun except for women and children, but all the men should have guns.
		And open source software, yeah, good.
		It's good.
		I don't know.
		Oh, as it pertains to maybe 3D printed guns, is that maybe what you're getting at?
		I think that's good as well.
		You know, the answer to the proliferation of arms is more proliferation.
		Honestly, we can't control it.
		So the only way to combat it is with reciprocal force.
		So I'm in favor of it.
		Gen Z says the people have been wondering Nick would you rather have a whole platter of cookies with a caveat they are pretty severely burnt in the oven or just one perfectly toasted bagel with lox.
		I like cookies better than I like bagels.
		Who doesn't?
		Who doesn't?
		I'm a big cookie fan.
		We love chocolate chip cookie.
		I like chocolate, uh, oatmeal chocolate chip cookie and things like that.
	So I don't really care for bagels that much, I have to tell you.
	I prefer their, uh, their distant cousin, the donut, as opposed to the bagel.
	You will not catch me eating a bagel Very often, not a big fan, but you will catch me chowing down on the distant relative, the humble donut.
	I've been developing these bad habits, I never used to be this way, but the past couple of years, donuts, candy, the fast food, it's really, it's becoming an issue.
	I gotta tell you, and I can control myself, don't get me wrong, but I just, I do have these cravings.
	I want, I want a chocolate bar, you know, I want a Big Mac, I want whatever.
	I want to do damage to my system.
	Maybe that's my way of self-harming.
	That's my attention cry, you know?
	And one day when I'm 500 pounds, maybe then somebody will say, Nick, how are you, big guy, you know?
	No, joking, of course.
	I've got it under control, right?
	Just like Inception, I've got it under control.
	And then Joseph Gordon-Levitt says, I'd hate to see out of control.
	You know, that's what I say to the audience.
	I say, I got it under control, and the audience is like, I'd hate to see out of control.
	Right?
	Boss Vivo says nobody panics when things go according to the talking points, even if the talking points are horrifying.
	But you say one thing truly in the nation's interest and everyone loses their minds.
	So true!
	So true!
	Everybody, it's so dumb.
	Everybody just wants, they just want the talking points.
	They want to hear the things they agree with, the things they've heard before, the things they expect.
	You know, this guy, Nick, he's not giving the anti-war thing.
	I don't like this.
	I'm hearing things I don't agree with.
	I don't like that.
	I'm turning this off.
	I'm hearing things I don't like and it's making me mad on the inside.
	You know, just relax, relax.
	It doesn't even matter.
	It's not even a big deal.
	It's Venezuela.
	Who cares?
	Who cares?
	We'll blow a couple of buildings up.
	It's not going to make a difference in anything.
	So, so true, so true.
	No more, we're throwing out the dogma, no more dogma, except for the Catholic dogma.
	Iko says, uh, okay, I'm not, I'm just not gonna read that.
	Shane says, F is for friends who do stuff together, U is for you and me, N is for knickers that are knickering all the way, and knickers are here to stay.
	I like that, I like that.
	That's a good play on words from the old Spongebob episode.
	Fun.
	I agree.
	Really Good Comics gives me a smiley face emoji and a watermelon emoji.
	Thank you for that.
	Summertime, we're gonna be doing a lot of that.
	Reckoning says it fills me with anger to see how these ethnic and religious supremacists have oppressed and forced you to restrict your speech.
	I know, right?
	It's bogus.
	It's bogus.
	It's like one group you can't make fun of, right?
	White men.
	Such a problem.
	Brian W says, Poo Poo Pee Peeists in Vuvuzela got eviscerated by Ben Shapiro with Schatz and Lugic.
	We need access to the diarrhea reserves for the global market.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, Brian W, for that terrific super chat.
	Eco says, Poo Poo Pee Pee is not cringe.
	Clowns are cringe.
	Oh, I agree with the clowns.
	I think they're both cringe, but clowns in particular.
	NC says, disappointed you didn't go deeper into the PPPQ tonight on Red Elephant Stream.
	Yeah, sorry.
	Sorry, I sold out to Israel.
	The PPPQ just will not be named by me.
	I will not answer the PPPQ because I'm controlled op.
	I was paid.
	Government agent came over with a briefcase full of money.
	They said, PPPP, it's off limits.
	You can't have that anymore.
	I'm like, all right.
	Alright, you know, if I'm gonna be living comfortably on the Big Mac supply, it's worth it.
	Great White Hopes is we can easily take over Venezuela with our legions of autistic Fortnite kids.
	Could you imagine?
	Bunch of Zoomers parachuting down in there like, like a Battle Royale game, blowing up a bunch of communist Venezuelans, doing a floss on the bodies.
	I think that'd be epic.
	I think that would be based in Red Pill.
	It'd be like Fortnite all over again.
	Glenn says, despite only making up 13% of Nick's income, PPPooPoo comments make up 50% of the superchats.
	Really makes you think.
	Yeah, very interesting.
	Might have to do a little digging deep pockets from the PPPooPoo lobby.
	I wonder who could be behind this.
	Video game snakes as nerds saying who cares about Venezuela are lazy low IQ isolationists who don't understand how Venezuela's problems will directly affect us soon.
	Sad.
	So true.
	So true.
	Well, and also think about it geopolitically.
	Think of the countries that are against America in the Western Hemisphere.
	Cuba, you've got Bolivia, you've got Venezuela, you've got relatively like Nicaragua and a few countries in Central America.
	Haiti, I guess, is not really our best friend.
	So you've got a lot of countries that are skeptical or downright antagonistic towards us, and you've got Mexico, which has a left-wing president now, Lopez Obrador.
	Is this a good picture for our geopolitical posture?
	No, it isn't actually.
	We have to constantly be persecuting our case, have to constantly be, you know, going after and doing what's best in our interest, fighting these conflicts, at least in this hemisphere.
	You know, talking about the Middle East is a different story.
	Talking about Central Africa is a different story, but CIA deposing governments in Central America?
	That's what they're there for, all right?
	Better that than Operation Ocean Spray, right?
	So yeah, so true.
	AW, and also Bolsonaro's in favor of Guaido.
	So all these people saying, oh you're a shill, whatever.
	Bolsonaro's in favor of the coup also, so.
	A.W.
	says, so forcibly installing a global homo zog puppet is in the American people's interest because it's the western hemisphere?
	And before civil unrest, drugs, starving people, that applies to tons of countries.
	We answered all of this and the argument is not we're going in there because of civil unrest and starving.
	I don't care about that.
	The argument is that means that the outcome will it's hard that the outcome could be worse than it is because that's what dumb people are saying.
	Oh, we go in there and it'll be like Libya.
	We're not saying they're starving and we should go in to stop people from starving because you're right that is not sufficient or in our interest.
	We're saying they're starving, there's civil unrest, and therefore there's an opportunity for a low-stakes investment to get a regime that we like.
	And all this stuff about Zog, Zog Puppet, Global Homo, Zog.
	Yeah, America is totally Zogged.
	Yeah, grow up.
	That's the country we live in, okay?
	It's been that way for like 40 years.
	You gonna root for Russia?
	You think Russia's any less Global Homo?
	Look at their abortion rates.
	Look at the child pornography that happens in Russia.
	Look at all the problems that they're having.
	People are going to say, yeah, we're the global homo.
	Every country's got problems, right?
	All this anti-American stuff.
	Believe me, I'm not a fan of our government policies, but, you know, this stuff about, and I legitimately see people, it's the dem, socialists, and the alt-right saying, we don't like America.
	Yeah, time to grow up.
	Time to, I know everybody watching this show is like 10 years old or something, and you know, we know it all.
	I'm 20 and I actually know it all, right?
	And I'm telling ya, that's just the way it is.
	It's zogged governments, and they're gonna help our economy, and they're gonna sell us our energy, and Russia's not gonna be doing their military exercises.
	So that's the way we have to think about it, alright?
	Be a real right-wing person instead.
	Shyster says, I only want this money going to the Catboy funds, big guy.
	No problem there.
	There's no problem there.
	I will make sure your funds are going to the Catboy account, alright?
	Don't worry about that.
	Nicopee Pooptest says, BTFO more street shitters and e-thoughts on DLive.
	Disavow!
	Disavow!
	We love... I don't know who you're talking about when you say something so nasty and horrible.
	What a terrible thing to say.
	What a terrible thing to say.
	That is racist and I disavow.
	And thottery, we don't care for, but we love women.
	I will not discriminate against anybody on DLive because that violates my ethical terms of service.
	Frankly, frankly, this kind of racist and frankly, and look, can I be frank for a moment?
	Hey, excuse me.
	Can I be frank for one moment and then we'll resume?
	This kind of racist and misogynistic commentary, it violates my moral and ethical terms of services.
	And I can't be party to it.
	I just simply, I cannot do it.
	I cannot do it.
	It would be, it would bankrupt, it would bankrupt the currency of my ethics.
	It would bankrupt the currency that I have as a stake in my system of ethics, my internal terms of service.
	Does that make sense to you?
	Am I, am I getting it across to you, you ignorant, hateful person, that it's just immoral in my opinion, okay?
	I'm not like you.
	I am, I am, have all the correct opinions.
	Totally not a troll says alt-right takes Russian position on Venezuela.
	Shocking, right?
	And that's the thing, they're like...
	You can't listen to the American media and government.
	It's all lies.
	So I'm going to listen to the Russian government and Russian media.
	Yeah, because they're out there.
	They're the good ones, though.
	They're the honest, good ones telling the truth about everything.
	Yeah, the problem is not government itself and the problem is not, you know, media itself.
	No, the problem is just ours.
	We can trust Iranian media.
	They're not advancing their own interests.
	They're just totally objective and fighting for the good fight.
	You know, same with the Russians.
	When Vladimir Putin puts out propaganda trying to get Americans to agitate against American intervention in the world, it's got nothing to do with the fact that it's a zero-sum game in the realm of geopolitics.
	It's because Putin's just a really good guy.
	He's just a really nice guy.
	He cares deeply about, you know, people.
	That's why you look at his conduct in war and, you know, you're just blown away by what a humanitarian he is and what a freedom fighter he is, right?
	Dupuyts says, Friendly regime in Venezuela.
	Friendly to Zog, not us.
	Neo Nick siding with Global Homo versus Trad Nationalists.
	How will we benefit?
	Nazi Royal.
	Trad Nationalists.
	Trad, now here we go.
	If that's the argument you're going with, you've lost.
	Trad nationalists in Venezuela.
	A lot of really traditionalist nationalists, yeah.
	You and your local democratic socialist chapter are really traditionalist nationalists fighting in the interest of Venezuela.
	And Maduro is totally interested in the people of Venezuela.
	Yeah, he is, I know, because America says he's a kleptocrat, that means he's an upstanding patriot, They're all heroes in the Venezuelan government, not a bunch of low-IQ, stealing, corrupt scumbags.
	And not that that's the reason why we're going in, but please, with the moralizing, what a dumb thing to say.
	Friendly to Zog, not us.
	What does Israel have to do with it?
	Can anybody tell me?
	Zog!
	Zog wants us to go into Venezuela.
	Can anybody tell me what the interest is?
	Oh, because that'll mean that there can be war in Iran.
	Yeah, it just so happens that cheap oil is also good for us regardless of that.
	I mean, do you know what the economy runs on by any chance?
	Anybody?
	No.
	Oil is not important, right?
	We're going into Venezuela.
unidentified		Come on.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		There are limits to these things.
		This is when I talk about mono-causal.
		Mono-causal.
		Israel is not the source of every problem in the world, and every intervention, and every interest that America might have, or the government might have, is directly tied to it.
		With Iraq, you can point to documents.
		Show me the Clean Break memo that's in favor of Nicolas Maduro being... I mean, come on.
		You're just the dumbest, dumb thing to say.
		How will it benefit?
		We just went over that.
		It does not do us good to have Russians doing military exercises with nuclear-capable bombers in the Western Hemisphere.
		It doesn't do us good to have the proliferation of left-wing anti-American governments in South America having Chinese investment.
		What's happening across the world is a parallel axis is being constructed that's based on resisting the American system.
		It's Russia, it's China, it's Venezuela, Iran, North Korea, it was Syria, Libya, a few others, and there are some others that aren't, that I can't list them all, but that's the objective at the end of the day, is to hurt the American dollar, to hurt the petrodollar, to hurt America's influence.
		That's what's going on.
		That's what we're talking about.
		It's not Zod to say that we should have hegemony over the planet because if we can we should.
		What's all this gay talk about we should just like mind our own business and we can't bother anybody.
		We're gonna be this little island and this little nation and everyone will leave us alone.
		Yeah, maybe 200 years ago that was in the cards, but it's not anymore.
		Everybody's got to grow up.
		Everybody got to mature a little bit.
		That's the world we're living in and you know, here's one of the few areas where actually I hate to say it, somebody like Richard Spencer is actually kind of right on this, you know?
		We are an empire, okay?
		I don't know, you know, we're not in love with that guy, we're not fans of that guy, but he was one of the few people in the alt-right who was the source of all this retarded isolationist stuff who would acknowledge, no, it's good for America to be a superpower, it's good for us to do that, you know?
		It's probably in our best interest and it's fine.
		You know, all this stuff about, oh, we gotta recede and bring it in, I've never really been A fan of that stuff.
		Now, by the same token, I'm not in favor of intervention everywhere.
		Boots on the ground.
		But, you know, that's the way it is.
		That's the, that's the cards have been dealt.
		We have to go back to being Republic.
		Yeah, when we were Republic, Great Britain was doing the job that we are now.
		From the time of our inception to the time of when we took up the mantle.
		So it's not really comparable to what would come next.
		You know, China should be the global hegemon or a regional hegemon and Russia and what we should have to deal with these countries as equals.
		It's not going to be a fun time for anybody.
		We just went over that, but people can't wrap their dumb heads around it, all this gay ideology.
		Nickapiece says, hey Nick, do you have a Drake and Josh in over there?
		Do I have a Drake and Josh in over there?
		What does that even mean?
		Josh Sierra says, thanks for actually using your brain and provoking legitimate thought.
		The masses are always like three to four years behind where the thought pioneers are at.
		That's so true.
		Thank you, my man, Josh Sierra.
		Always coming in with a little positivity.
		We love that.
		Recycling and regurgitating stale memes and ideas, right?
		So sick of it, you know?
		Honestly.
		It's just so goofy the way that people are about that kind of stuff.
		That's why, by the way, all these other alt-right things are failing.
		It's because people are tired of hearing the same shit for four years, right?
		So, you know, I'm one of these guys that use... you gotta use the old noggin.
		You're right, I am a thought pioneer.
		I am just a charismatic thought pioneer leading the way.
		So true.
		Christian says, I don't know what I'm doing.
		Okay.
		Norwood says, how about we intervene in the South Side first?
		Yeah, ideally.
		All this biblical stuff about Israel is not true.
		When they talk about Israel in the Bible, they're not talking about the modern nation-state of Israel.
		That much is made clear by Protestants and Catholics.
		Not a lot of evangelicals, but there are some Protestants out there, like Steven Anderson, as an example, who will tell you that it's got nothing to do with that.
	You know, the rabbinical Talmudic-worshiping Jewish people do not have a really comfy place in Christian dogma and Christian theology.
	They like to make it out like they do with this Judeo-Christian stuff, but they don't.
	The Jews in the Old Testament, the Israelites, all that is referencing Christians who will become Christians.
	followers of Moses and all that became Christians.
	And the people that did not became Christians later then became the Jews, later became the followers of this Judaism, which is a religion based on the Talmud, which is 200 years after the New Testament.
	So a good documentary about this is Marching to Zion.
	It's what red-pilled me, I think, initially on all this, all the right stuff on this, uh, Israel needs us.
	So I would check that out.
	But that's really what the Bible talks about.
	It's not talking about Bibi Netanyahu and Ben-Gurion and these people that commit horrible atrocities and hurt our country and all the rest.
	It's talking about Christians.
	It's talking about followers of Christ.
	So no, we don't need Israel.
	Israel needs us.
	We don't need them.
	We absolutely don't need them.
	Myron says, We love the Seals family, but we love the Seals family.
	We love, you know, maybe we disagree about Israel, but the Seals family is the closest ally.
	That's not how that works.
	How can you oppose interracial relationships in marriage when any white woman that will marry you will be in an interracial relationship because of you?
	That's not how that works.
	This is the stupid argument that people always make.
	And it's, how many times do we have to say it, right?
	You know, the interracial... in my family, the interracial part probably happened like two generations back.
	And anyway, what we're talking about when we talk about interracial is not somebody who is 75% white, with white skin, with brown hair, with 75% European ancestry, marrying a white person.
	We're talking about in the media when they say, We're gonna have somebody fresh off the boat from China and somebody in America.
	Or we're gonna have some black guy and some white woman.
	Or we're gonna have, you know, some totally Hispanic guy, Indian looking guy from Mexico and somebody else.
	Tell you about race mixing.
	You have a definite race and you have a definite mixing.
	None of these things, it's just so It's not even worth really acknowledging because everybody knows it's not true.
	It's a total strawman argument to delegitimize what everybody knows to be true.
	Does that make it any less true that actual race-mixed couples have higher rates of mental illness than the children, higher rates of college dropout, higher rates of domestic abuse, higher rates of divorce?
	Does it change the fact that, broadly speaking, two distinct races are less compatible than two uniform races?
	No, it doesn't.
	But people like to throw on the wrench and say, oh, your last name's Fuentes.
	It's race-mixing.
	Go race-mix.
	Or it would be race-mixing with somebody else.
	It's not true.
	Everybody knows it's not true, but I understand.
	It's a cult for a lot of people.
	It's a cult for people that participate in that stuff, and it's also a talking point for left-wing people who have no leg to stand on.
	They have no leg to stand on with that kind of stuff, empirically or otherwise.
	Also because I'm Chad and I'll conquer, you know, some other person.
	It doesn't matter for me, right?
	So true.
	Time to go down to Venezuela and bust some nuts open, man.
	It's about time.
	Something's got to get busted.
	something's got to get busted wide open one of these days John Doe says would love to see you get on unauthorized TV and have all these Christians band together and form a diverse and counter cultural network hope that unauthorized is stronger than nationalist review I don't know.
	I don't really, you know, I like Vox Dei.
	I like Owen Benjamin, but I'm just very...
	at this stage, and he said, oh, it can't be your backup plan.
	Yeah, that's nice, but a lot of these schemes, I don't like to talk business in public, but a lot of these schemes, I like to see a proof of concept before you go whole hog.
	You know, I did that with maker support.
	How did that work out?
	It's only personal, but a lot of these startups and operations that are political, they don't end up very well because of the powers that are aligned against them.
	So we'll see if it's viable, if it grows, and if it's working, I'd probably consider it, but, you know, people telling me just when the YouTube thing starts to go well, oh no, ditch it and do something else.
	Like, what are you talking about?
	Aunt, excuse me, Aunt Bessie says, when Tony Soprano was mad that Meadow was dating half-black and Jewish dude and even confronted the fella.
	Based in Red Pill.
	Yeah, very true.
	So true.
	Brandon says, what branch of the military should the gang join to fight Venezuela?
	I think we need this practice war for the coming revolution against liberal Democrats.
	Posted by iPhone.
	Brandon, not a Fed Hansen.
	Oh, don't join the military.
	Don't join the military.
	And then also people ask, what are you enlisting?
	We have an all-volunteer military.
	It's a dumb argument.
	We have an all-volunteer.
	If you sign up for the military after Iraq and Afghanistan, it's like, I don't know, can you really use the argument anymore about where we send the troops?
	You know what I'm saying?
	You kind of get what I'm saying.
	That's not to say we should use our military frivolously or carelessly or, you know, that the lives don't matter, but it's like you kind of signed up to be in the military and you kind of know what that entails.
	So, uh, so no don't don't do it.
	Don't do it JM says Venezuela just needs gay marriage.
	Yeah, that's really great meme.
	I remember when I first heard that one in 2016.
	I was really funny back then Mr. Fahrenheit says are you eligible for the are you eligible for the draft?
	I don't think we have a mandatory draft Do we David Sperner says I stand with Nick and international bullying so true all these all these losers.
	I'll only defend My property.
	An empire?
	We're against that.
	Okay, so you're just a left-wing libertarian then.
	Blue Forces, I'm Team Russia.
	Till America no longer spreading global homo-lib agenda.
	We don't deserve to be an empire till then.
	Team America's liberal cancer.
	Russia's pro-Christian and traditional.
	Nuff said.
	Yeah, Russia's really pro-Christian and traditional.
	Definitely!
	Yeah, when they do massive military drills and align themselves with China, the biggest atheist, most evil country in the world, borderline, yeah, they're really Christian, really standing up for tradition there.
	And when they stand with Iran, really Christian, traditional stuff there, man, totally.
	And they stand with Venezuela, socialist dictatorship.
	Oh yeah, that's really traditional.
	You look at the abortion rate in Russia.
	Can you get enough of this Christian traditionalism?
	People are just so ignorant.
	It's all this propaganda people are fed.
	They go on poll a few times.
	They see enough cartoons and they put a... Hello everyone, I'm an expert on geopolitics.
	Beast, beast Russia!
	Beast Russia!
	I am an intelligent person.
unidentified		I saw these contrarian things on 4chan.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, Russia's really, yeah, that's the winning argument, man.
		They support North Korea and China.
		They're best friends with China.
		They're best friends with Iran.
		Yeah, talk about based Christianity.
		Totally.
		Yeah, America's got problems, but everybody's got problems.
		Everybody's spreading their own agenda, their own poison.
		So don't be stupid.
		David Sperna, this is great show.
		Nick, keep up the good work.
		Thanks.
		I'll always be bullying Venezuelans and bullying low IQ isolationists.
		Yeah, you're gonna be an isolationist and you know what's gonna happen?
		People are gonna come to your house.
		That's what happens, right?
		I'm an isolationist.
		I'm just gonna shrink and do my own thing and then what's gonna happen?
		A big army is gonna assemble around your property.
		War is a part of life, unfortunately.
		War is a part of the modern political scene, it's part of statecraft, it's part of being an empire, and you're gonna have elements of that that are part of statecraft, you know?
		We're not talking about a ground invasion, we're talking about minor intervention, indirect or maybe a little bit direct, and it's not a big deal.
		So stop being a dumbo, dumbo libertarian, dummy.
		Townsend says I was radicalized by Nick Fuentes.
		No, no, I'm a moderate.
		You were moderated by Nick Fuentes.
		Correction.
		DePute says subscribe to Nick Fuentes.
		Yeah, thanks.
		Samantha says...
		Oops, scrolled down too far there.
		Went a little bit too far there.
		You know, sometimes I think to myself, did I go too far?
		I think I might have.
		Samantha says, draft all adult men showing up at the border.
		Yeah, that's a good idea.
		Arvo the big old super chat.
		Thank you so much.
		He says, Latin America has to view the U.S.
		as a political agent willing to exert force in its own interest, not as a naive cash cow to be exploited.
		Exactly.
		And on Venezuela, by the way, For people to talk about this global homo whatever.
		If you go back in history, Venezuela antagonized us.
		It wasn't the other way around.
		We were good friends with Venezuela.
		Hugo Chavez gets in and he starts befriending Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein.
		And whenever you think about them, they're antagonists to America.
		Fidel Castro in particular, but Saddam Hussein also.
		So we're friends with Venezuela.
		Everything's, you know, relatively okay.
		And you got this Hugo Chavez guy, starts palling around Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein.
		That was his prerogative.
		We're like, okay, we're not a fan of that, but we'll still trade with you, and we'll still buy your oil, and we'll still do CITGO, and we'll give you humanitarian aid, and we'll look the other way about the bad record you have with drugs and all this other stuff.
		We gave them aid!
		If you look into the Vargas tragedy, this was in the early 2000s, they had this big torrential rainfall in the Vargas state or area in Venezuela.
		We sent in massive amounts of humanitarian aid.
		Who turned it away?
		Hugo Chavez.
		He says, no, we don't want that aid.
		It's a violation of our sovereignty.
		So he turned away aid when they needed it in their country.
		And like I said, in spite of the fact that they are socialist, they hang out with Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein, they're not fulfilling their commitments to combat narco trafficking and terrorism.
		Venezuela still doesn't get sanctioned by America, even though they were due for sanctions.
		And we still are their number one trading partner.
	This is back in the early 2000s.
	You go back then and again to their cooperation with Russia, other countries.
	These people antagonized us.
	They had this ideology that they wanted to be revolutionary against America.
	That's what Hugo Chavez said.
	The whole reason he turned away the aid, the whole reason he palled around with these people and so on, is because he said that we need to have this revolutionary image of Venezuela.
	So there are legitimate people out there that don't like America, that should be opposed for that reason.
	I don't know where we got this gay masochistic streak where people say, we side with people that hate America.
	These people that hate America are based, or people that hate America don't really hate America.
	It's because of Israel, you know, whatever.
	No, there are people legitimately are out there that oppose us, and our interests, and abuse us, and take advantage.
	And we have to enforce our will.
	We have to exert our interest.
	We've earned the right to.
	We have the power to.
	Don't be a, don't be a p-word.
	Don't be a p-word, please.
	So, uh, but thank you for the big super chat there.
	Bridgeburner Bear says, Hey Nick, finish your stream with a big bear, black belt, and Vincent James.
	Absolutely amazing.
	You guys are all legends.
	Hope to see more streams like that in the future.
	Keep up the amazing work and God bless.
	Hey, thank you, man.
	Thank you so much.
	Thank you for the kind words.
	Logos Bear says, Facebook is just an extension of the secular satanic tribe.
	What is the surprise?
	So true.
	Yeah, nobody's really shocked.
	Josh the Remover says BuzzFeed Red has not cleared, had not cleared leather for a bullet fairly ripped and the Knicker's aim was deadly with the big iron on his hip.
	Disavow!
	Disavow!
	We're not, uh, we're not... Hey!
unidentified		Whoa!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hell!
		BuzzFeed Red, we're not shooting BuzzFeed Red, all right?
		No, we are.
		We're doing it with facts and logic.
		Rhetorically.
		Rhetorically, bullets are ripping, all right?
		Ruggles says it's pronounced Rugal.
		You Celts disrespect Rugal.
		Look, I don't know.
		I'm not in touch with these Irish people in my family.
		When you have Mediterranean, it's like everything else.
		It's great.
		It's terrific.
		You know, we like every person in the family, but when you got that med genetics coursing through your veins, it's good stuff.
		It's like this Celts, you know, all the rest.
		Right, so... Boss Vivo says you're not bloated, chum.
		Hey, thank you, man.
		I appreciate it.
		Gregory says, what political direction do you think the Republican Party will go post-Trump?
		Totally default back to the way it was before.
		If it already hasn't.
		If it hasn't already, right?
		I was going to tweet out earlier today or yesterday, like, oh, what you're going to get after Trump is just the same old, and I realized, wait a minute, we're already there.
		I was going to say, what comes after Trump is the status quo.
		Oh, well, we're kind of there already.
		Trump has been fully assimilated into the status quo, and what will come next is Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Mick Mulvaney, Dan Crenshaw, Marco Rubio, these kinds of characters.
		That's what's gonna come next.
		If we haven't already reverted back to what it was before, we're gonna get that next.
		There's no viable successor.
		People might say, oh, Kolbeck, DeSantis, kind of a long shot, you know?
		So it'll be the same.
		Desu says, let Owen speak.
		Hashtag Owen's turn.
		Yeah, we like Owen.
		Owen a little bit boisterous, but we love him.
		He's funny.
		Riley Wolf says, that new Soph video though.
		Pretty epic.
		I like Soph.
		Only, well, I can't say that.
		She is an e-girl that I legitimately stan.
		She's an e-girl.
		She's an e-girl that I legitimately stan.
		I'll say that.
		Why be exclusionary when we can be inclusive?
		She is one of the e-girls that I legitimately stand.
		We like Soph.
		She's funny.
		She cracks me up.
		I was watching her in that debate with Stephen Bonnell, and she was just cracking me up.
		I'm listening to her go, and I'm like, she's like 14.
		She's hilarious.
		And normally I never have that reaction.
		Normally, because, you know, I'm not one to, I'm not one to like fake laughter with women.
		I see an e-girl, and I get angry, you know.
		But I saw her, and I was like, she's funny.
		And then I watched a couple of her videos, I'm like, you know what, this kid, she's got it.
		You know, whatever it is.
		She's got it.
		She's got a real charge and So I like I like her content her video is very funny and it's a shame what they're doing to her that that Jewish slob Talia Levin is harassing her and her family.
		It's just disgusting.
		This repulsive individual.
		So that's a shame to see.
		We're rooting for her.
	But she's very edgy, very hardcore.
	As an old man, as an elder in the movement, I have to say, I am a little concerned.
	What's her future going to be like?
	You put that kind of stuff out there, you can't put it back in.
	But she's smart.
	I trust she'll be fine, right?
	So she's cool.
	Cinderblock says, Hey Nick, have a good night.
	Can't stop thinking about the great Knicker meetup.
	This one event they can never disrupt.
	Hey, thanks.
	It's true.
	We're all going there one day.
	They, they cannot cancel it.
	You know, we're all, we all got our ticket there one of these days, right?
	If you're being good, if you're following the rules.
	Blue Quadrant says, Here is an epic super chat to Oneil Hanomar.
	Epic style.
	Thank you, man.
	Thank you.
	And our fight against antisemitism and Sharia law.
	Thank you so much.
	Yeah, donate $14.53 to battle Sharia law in America and Yohan Omar anti-American socialist sentiments totally.
	Desu says it's been five seconds since Owen has spoken.
	When will the silencing of conservative voices end?
	That was cracking me up.
	A lot of super chats like that.
	I don't mind it.
	I think it's just funny.
	Full Swank says, are you going to have sex with your wife outside of procreational purposes?
	How are you going to maximize the experience?
	That's a personal question.
	Hey, that's between me and my wife, all right?
	That's between me and my future wife, okay?
	It's personal and private.
	My wife doesn't want me to talk about what we may or may not do in the bedroom, okay?
	But yeah, we're gonna play by the rules, alright?
	We're gonna play by the rules, we're gonna keep it Catholic, alright?
	Keep it procreative.
	So, but yeah, my wife wouldn't like me talking like that.
	I'm gonna get an earful once I end this show.
	My wife is gonna... hypothetical wife's gonna bust my balls about this, right?
	Libertarian culture says we should bust nuts in Venezuela.
	I agree.
	I agree.
	Time to go over there and we're gonna bust them up, totally.
	JP says, thanks for the huge white pill yesterday.
	We can never forget Genesis 12, 1 through 3.
	We are all quixotically waiting for all of our blessings.
	God bless you.
	So true.
	So true.
	Thanks.
	God bless you as well.
	Mine says, basketball is for... Okay, I can't read that.
	Maxim says, could the USA and Canada ever merge in your opinion?
	Nah, probably not.
	I mean, we wouldn't want to.
	We would not want to.
	Fullswing says, do GTA 5 RP.
	Yeah, maybe I'll do a stream.
	I'll do GTA 5 VR.
	I've been telling people GTA 5 VR.
	I'd be fine with that, you know.
	NC Ridd says, could the PP and the Poo Poo ever merge in your opinion?
	Now that's a question.
	Yeah, I don't know, maybe.
	Umfluv says, McFuentes, I said have you seen Kyle about this tall?
	Ah, damn it!
	They got me again.
	Have you seen Kyle?
	Well, that's not really, uh, that's not really what it is.
	That's not really, uh, what it says, right?
	I mean, seen.
	It's not the same.
	It's not the same, Jared, okay?
	It's not even the same thing.
	About this tall.
	Ah, yeah, that's, that's hilarious.
	Really clever.
	Really clever pranking the funny handsome guy.
	Whatever.
	Michael Bruce's good evening ladies and gentlemen.
	I'm Nicholas J. Fuentes PP poo-poo hawk.
	Okay, great J pieces dirty Canucks will never be American.
	Yeah, like we like the leaves.
	I don't get me wrong Some of my best friends are leaves, but they're not American Comrade says my recommendation is Assassin's Creed Odyssey great open-world game.
	Not very paused.
	Have a great night Thanks, I'll check that out.
	I have three Assassin's Creed games and I played them each for like a day and then just never again.
	It's just so tedious.
	It's all these like missions where you just gotta follow a guy.
	You know, or these missions where it's like, uh, you're in the present day and there's, like, shadows and things.
	Couldn't they just make the game what it was about?
	You know, like, I thought the game was about an assassin back in the day, and they're like, no, actually it's about time machines and, like, memories.
	Why?
	Why did you have to do that?
	Why can't it just be a video game about, you know, the old times?
	About the olden days, right?
	Uh, Hyman says, uh, gone... what is that?
	Oh, I can't read that.
	He says, Karaka is completely leveled to the ground by bombs and experimental weaponry, all legal and sanctioned by the military, of course.
	Yeah, I think that would be kind of funny to watch.
	Yeah, I'll help.
	I think they deserve it, right?
	They deserve fun in the sun, right?
	Nah, debate team's dumb.
	I never did debate team.
	finals or next Friday.
	Any tips on nut busting?
	Nah, debate team's dumb.
	I never did debate team.
	I did Model UN because there's no rules.
	That was the difference.
	And in debate team, it was like, you have to do your research and you have to like be polite and there's a format and there's like structure.
	And in Model UN, you could just go up and you could just whip it out.
	You could say, you know what?
	I'm the baddest person in the room.
	Like nobody is smarter than me.
	Nobody can top me.
	I'm the best person here and I'm going to dominate the committee.
	And you could just do that and just...
	It was the most epic experience back in high school.
	I do miss it.
	We have to grow up.
	You know, I look at people in college who are still in Model UN.
	I'm like, you're like a little baby.
	I'm out here living it.
	I'm out here in the real life UN, okay, of life, and you're LARPing as, you know, representing some third world country.
	So I don't have any debate tips.
	No, didn't do debate.
	Debate is paused up.
	It's for women who are, you know, right-brained, They're about order and rules and logic.
	I prefer the Chad Model UN that's about abuse and yelling and getting physical with people.
	I remember one time in a Model UN conference, we had this other guy who was just our adversary the whole time trying to cause problems.
	And my partner at the time was this big, huge guy.
	Well, he wasn't huge, but he was a large guy.
	He played in rugby.
	And so we devised a plan that if he was going to talk to so-and-so person and try to make a deal, this partner, because we were a double delegation for America, he would run in and literally just shove this guy across room.
	And that's exactly what happened.
	We're in the front of the room.
	I said, this guy is about to present his resolution or whatever.
	He's going to intercept me talking to whoever.
	This is years ago, I forget.
	But this guy comes charging down the aisle across the room and like grabs this guy and just shoves him.
	And it was pretty, you know, that's what it was all about.
	It was the dirty tricks and, you know, fun things, Chicago-style things that you do.
	I got physical, but more, more in just like a Lyndon B. Johnson way.
	You know, just like kind of, you know, getting too close to people and, you know, trying to shit test.
	So anyway, so I don't have any debate tips.
	Debate's dumb.
	Join Model UN.
	That's my tip.
	Jeffersonian writes, has Nicker enjoyed seeing you on Red Elephants with the squad.
	Think you'll leave the Chicago kill zone and join Owen on the farm someday?
	Good work, bud.
	Well, thanks.
	Yeah, I'll probably get out of here at some point.
	Taxes are too high.
	So yeah, I'll probably, maybe I'll return one day, but you know, I'll have an exodus.
	I don't know where I'll go though.
	VG says Just Cause 4 would be the perfect game to let you live out your fanaties of single-handedly obliterating a South American nation.
	That's a good idea, maybe I'll try that one.
	I was a big fan of Just Cause 2, so maybe I'll give that one a spin.
	Ryazaki says you might enjoy the game The Darkness.
	You're a mobster in New York with demonic powers in his blood who is seeking revenge for those who have wronged him.
	I'll have to check that one out as well.
	Thanks for the tip.
	Comrade says, Mount and Blade is a really based open-world game.
	Okay, another great tip.
	Mehdi with a big super chat, thank you so much, says, if you thought women were awesome already, they're even better at work.
	Talk about boys when they should be working.
	Cry when things get stressful and are petty and dramatic with co-workers.
	I mean, wage cupping is already late epic, but no babies is based.
	I can only imagine what goes on in the workplace.
	You know, I've only worked in like warehouses.
	I've never worked like an office job or anything like that and all the jobs that I've done the women just kind of do their job which is they're all I guess like honestly well I can't say but you know they just kind of did their job but yeah I can imagine in the office would be a little bit different a little bit more stressful or anywhere in a retail space or something So I hear ya.
	That's one more reason not to wage-cuck.
	That's why I don't wage-cuck you.
	We don't have to deal with any women in the workplace on America First.
	No women in this workplace, thank God, here at America First.
	And we're gonna keep it that way.
	All right.
	So, uh, but yeah, thanks for the big super chat.
	Colgate says, I've got a lot of money and a lot of pee-pee poo-poo.
	Will you hold on to both for me, please?
	I'll hold on to one of those.
	GoHale says, Nick, when will you go back to the real issues of AOC tweets, socialism, and how the UN keeps sanctioning a certain country?
	Once the money comes in, I'm telling you, once I get my check, then we're going back to the normal stuff.
	All right.
	Daniel Tipton says, poo-poo pee-pee fortnight.
	Okay.
	Nicopee Pooptez says, hey man, you're Drake and Josh there man.
	What's up with it?
	Okay, I don't know what that means.
	Max says, is vaping degenerate?
	Yes, it is actually.
	I don't care for it.
	I don't know what that means.
	No, I haven't checked out The Wire.
	One Brown, Big Brain Math, Nibba Nick.
	I don't know what that means.
	Jacob Seals, The Sopranos is number one for me.
	Did you check out The Wire?
	No, I haven't checked out The Wire.
	Honestly, I'm really going to stick with The Sopranos because I don't like the cable series like that.
	You know, The Wire, The Breaking Bad, The Dexter, that kind of stuff.
	I just don't like television that much.
	So the one exception I made was the Sopranos because my parents love it It's like a mob thing and and that's kind of my heritage you understand this, you know so not that my you know family was in the mob or anything, but Like it is a little bit relatable to my family.
	So I I don't know.
	I guess I'll check.
	If you'd say it's good, maybe I'll watch the first episode or something, but I'm not really a big TV guy.
	This is the first show I've watched in a long time, because otherwise I watch no TV, except for, you know, Nickelodeon sometimes.
	Josh Sears says, nope, the conflict or problem is not directly in front of my face, so therefore we should do nothing about it, right?
	It's like you have to wait until it gets bad, or otherwise we cannot conduct a coherent foreign policy.
	It's so silly.
	DanDesus, I sent a super chat a few days ago asking about Gavin.
	Couldn't finish the stream and the replay skips as soon as you start answering mine.
	Go figure.
	Mine's summarizing.
	Great premium show this week, by the way.
	What do you mean it skipped?
	I don't know what you mean by that.
	But anyway, asking about Gavin.
	I said I just can't really feel bad for him, you know?
	I mean, he, he chose the path.
	Might have been good for him and his family in the moment, but obviously didn't really work out.
	So that's... How can you feel bad?
	He doesn't go out to bat for people like me, so... And it's nothing personal.
	I still think he's funny.
	I still think he's a good guy, but... That's what... Everybody makes their choices.
	Hope everyone's enjoying their choices, you know?
	Certain people make certain decisions, and they have to live with them, you know?
	You want to be on The Rebel?
	You want to put all your eggs in the basket of CRTV?
	Yeah, well, don't be surprised when they run you out of town alongside Facebook and everybody else, so...
	That's all, that's all.
	I mean, look, people have to make tough decisions.
	He wants to make a living, that's fine, but... Can't say it's really surprising.
	You know, I could have told them that that was good, that the Proud Boys were gonna be a problem, because I've seen that kind of thing happen before, but that's okay.
	Uh, Ronson says, Super Chatter lol Dave Rubin radicalized me.
	Nick, hey 2016 department, they want their joke back.
	Sighs.
	I don't know, I don't know about Dave Rubin, but... Josh Sarris says, America should be an agent of chaos for fun.
	Oh, and you know the thing about chaos?
	It's fair!
	If I say that, one little old country will get BTFO'd.
	So true, right?
	So true.
	It's not about... Look, when we talk about Venezuela, it's not about what's right.
	It's about what's fair!
	Yeah, and America should introduce a little anarchy, right?
	Maybe it's time.
	You know, maybe Donald Trump says he flips a coin.
	Tails, it's Guaido.
	Heads, it's Maduro.
	And then, you know, John Bolton says, now you're talking.
	You know, then John Bolton says, now you're talking.
	I like that, right?
	It's true, but it's true.
	I think maybe we should just destabilize a little bit.
	Go in and... Well, it wouldn't be destabilizing, but, you know, it would be action.
	It would be movement.
	Kinetic.
	It would change the existing order, and that's what I like.
	Depute says I only support foreign intervention when we can't secure our own borders.
	Oil prices didn't seem to drop when we intervened in oil-rich countries before.
	See, this just betrays it all.
	Oil prices don't drop when you go to oil-rich countries.
	They rise when you go in, at least initially, and then they drop.
	And they have dropped.
	They have dropped, actually.
	Substantially.
	You know, if you looked at oil prices 10 years ago, they actually have dropped, right?
	I remember when I was a kid, it was like $4 a gallon for gas.
	Gas prices have been historically low because of fracking and other things, but also, and there's always going to be turmoil in, you know, oil-rich countries.
	But nevertheless, I don't think you can look at that.
	I mean, we look at what happens in Venezuela.
	You stabilize a country, there's more oil output.
	It's as simple as that.
	Libya's country was ordered and stable.
	They had high oil output, destabilized, low oil output.
	Simple as.
	Iran has sanctions for oil.
	They'll have less oil output than if they didn't.
	Venezuela is sanctioned, not stable.
	We don't need to make it more complicated than it is.
	And I only support intervention.
	We can't secure our own borders.
	What does that even mean?
	I don't know if that's like sarcastic or if you just are saying something you don't mean to.
	I only support foreign intervention.
	We can't secure our own borders.
	It's not a zero-sum thing.
	We have a $750 billion military.
	You think that has anything to do with the border?
	Like, one has anything to do with the other?
	Should we just shut down all vital services because the border is unsecure?
	Yeah, ideally, but that's not how it works, man.
	That's not how it works.
	You know, my car.
	I have to change the gear shift in my car, should I say.
	I shouldn't drive my car until the gear shift is fixed.
	I shouldn't change the serpentine belt until the gear shift is fixed.
	It's like...
	What's the logic?
	Official says take 10% of their oil money, call it a freedom dividend.
	So true, exactly.
	Why not?
	Josh Saris says, ladies and gentlemen, we got him.
	Yeah, they got me with that wordplay there.
	And Josh Saris says, bro, I hate how Trump is not changing the immigration laws.
	All these illegals just come here and seek asylum.
	Right, I mean it's just a totally different thing on top of that.
	Matt Boyer says, Dan Crenshaw be like taquito, burrito, Taco Bell, we need more legal immigrants.
	Yeah, he's uh he's a real hero.
	John McCain, but younger and with a visible deformity.
	David Blame says, go to your room and lock the door because when you try it once you're going to want to... Okay, I'm not reading this.
	Lost in the Void says, peepee poopoo I love to eat diluted corn syrup foods.
	Just so true.
	Yeah, so true, and it makes me strong.
	It makes me big and strong, so I could beat up vegetable cucks, like you.
	I'm eating big, basted and red-pilled hamburgers, and what are you eating?
	Vegetables from the garden?
	Okay, fag.
	Yeah, I'm eating a carrot from the garden.
	Yeah, well, I just ate, like, three Big Macs, and I just drank a bunch of Coke, so I'm all jacked up and juiced, and I'm crazy, and it's messing with my brain a little bit, too, so I'm out of control.
	Yeah, I picked asparagus from Mommy's garden.
	I picked radishes from the garden.
	Yeah, that's really great.
	I just drove through McDonald's going 80 miles an hour and I just downed a 2,000 calorie meal and it was all protein.
	It was under $20.
	No, it's jokes, it's jokes.
	Gardens are great.
	No, gardens are terrific.
	Yeah, I can't wait to be on my hands and knees in the garden.
	You know, messing around with dirty vegetables.
	I'm really looking forward to that.
	Gen Z says, there's this alley by me where a bunch of turban-wearing Sikhs live.
	What do you think about the Sikh aisle?
	Ah, damn it!
	Please, please.
	I can't read them all in my head before I read them.
	I'm eternally punished by the audience, by Jared Holt.
	I'm just punished.
	Every day I'm just punished, Nick.
	I've had enough!
	I'm done with this show!
unidentified		Ugh, disavow, disavow, we gotta, we gotta disavow.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Uh, Richie Bear says, I flipped a coin, it was head, so you got five dollars.
		First stream, carry on.
		I'm just a zennial, zennial interview, intervening in your revenue stream.
		Oh, well, thank you for that.
		Uh, I don't know what that means, but thanks.
		Uh, Video Games says, thanks for the very long show, Nick, you're a king.
		Yeah, I notice there's no super chats.
		That's so weird.
		That's really weird, because, you know, When I'm five minutes late, it's everyone in the live chat, he's late, he's late, he's on this time, he's on this time, he's Mexican, whatever.
		When the show's two hours long, it's one guy says, hey thanks, oh yeah, thank you, thank you so much, right?
		Funny how that works, right?
		Don't count your blessings, or that's not the right expression.
		No good deed goes unpunished is the expression I'm looking for.
		Max Carson says, but why is vaping degenerate?
		It's bad for you.
		It's gay and dumb.
		Why would you just spend money on that?
		Why would you spend money on something like that?
		I'm gonna spend money on inhaling vapor into my lungs and it's not good for you either.
		There's all these studies.
		They haven't been able to study it effectively because it's not been long enough yet, but also they say it causes problems with your lungs.
		Why do you want to breathe stuff into your lungs besides air?
		I don't understand the appeal.
		So it's degenerate.
		It's dumb.
		Don't do it.
		Just stay clean like me.
		clean jen z says gotcha yeah you got me dumb cattle says ignore atlanticists orders yeah okay dukenist uh josh sierra says nick uh two oh wow we're getting a lot now nick says i can't even read that nick i one two one okay i can't read that eric writes is did you ever watch american sniper about chris kyle Yeah, you didn't get me there!
		No, I never saw that one.
		Slow Z says, love you Nick.
		Hey, love you too.
		Max says, Big Macs are bad and you buy them.
		Different, totally different.
		Big Macs, you need food to live.
		You don't need to smoke to live, okay?
		You eat three meals a day, you gotta eat.
		Once in a while you treat yourself, eat something that's a little bad.
		But vaping is an addictive chemical habit that is unnecessary and bad for you.
		So don't try it.
		Look, I love people that come in here.
		What are your thoughts on vapes?
		Well, I don't like them.
unidentified		Why though?
unidentified		But why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But I like to vape.
		What's wrong with vaping?
		Like, shut the... go... You want somebody to, uh, you know, tell you to feel good about doing something that's bad for you?
		Go talk to Beardson Beardley and he'll tell you how great vaping is.
		Okay?
		But I just... I think it's bad.
		If you haven't started, you shouldn't.
		You know?
		It's not good for you.
		All these people, man.
		We should read a Big Mac, so it's the same.
		Okay, dude.
		Keep telling yourself that.
		Let's see.
		The last one I'm reading and we're cutting it off.
		Ryan says Owen Benjamin is cringe.
		I disagree.
		I like Owen Benjamin.
		I like Owen Benjamin, so...
		That's okay.
		That's all we can take.
		It's been an hour.
		It's been two hours.
		So that's going to do it for us on the show.
		That's going to do it for us tonight on America First.
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