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Day of the Milkshake | America First Ep. 391
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America first.
The American people will come first once again.
With respect, the respect that we deserve.
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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 this week.
Monday already.
Monday already.
Time flies when you're having fun, right?
We've got a great show for you.
Very excited.
I just said that.
We're already, you see how it goes, we're already on repeat.
Already stuck, already having a Marco Rubio moment, but that's alright.
There's a lot to discuss today in the news.
Our feature for tonight, because there actually isn't so much happening in the way of the news.
Our feature story for tonight is about this milkshake episode happening in the United Kingdom.
I don't know if you guys have heard about this.
I don't know if you guys have seen this on social media.
I don't even really know how this originated.
I don't know if this is something that they just do in the United Kingdom, if this is just part of their politics.
I've never heard of this.
I've never seen it in America, but what they're doing now is they're using milkshakes.
They're throwing milkshakes at far-right or right-wing political candidates like Carl Benjamin, Tommy Robinson, Nigel Farage in the run-up to the European Union elections.
And normally we wouldn't talk about that.
It's a little strange, a little bit off.
And again, I don't really know how it originated.
But the reason we're talking about it, you know, and it's a big news story, is because we actually see that Burger King, the franchise, tweeted out their support for this trend, basically.
And we're going to get into the details and what was said and, you know, the evidence for it.
But I think it's pretty incredible.
Here we are.
And this is something we've noticed for a couple of months now.
I forget the initial story when we reported on this.
But you're starting to see that now these megacorporations are beginning to endorse political violence.
And to me, that's the most striking thing.
You know, normally we wouldn't talk about the milkshakes, but you have Burger King tweeting out in support of this.
What did we just get done doing two months ago?
With the Christchurch fiasco and now we're implementing the Christchurch protocols or the Christchurch whatever, the international rules to ban certain speech on the internet, ban certain websites on the internet because it spreads intrinsically violent messages, it intrinsically promotes political violence.
And how many examples do we have now of major corporations, major media outlets, political parties openly endorsing political violence?
So we're going to get into all of that It's the same shoes, different socks, right?
What else is new?
Hypocrisy in the big corporations.
We'll be talking about that.
We'll also be talking about, and this is to me, a very white-pilling story, although, you know, we'll moderate it as we always do.
We're not too white-pilled, can never be too optimistic, but we have another story here from the Daily Caller, which says that the President is going to use the Insurrection Act to start rounding up illegal immigrants in the country.
Apparently, the Insurrection Act allows the president to use the National Guard and the military to combat, quote, unlawful obstruction or rebellion within the borders.
So, pretty based in red pill, pretty high-powered execution of executive authority to get illegal immigrants out of the country.
So, we'll be looking at that and if that'll be effective.
And, I don't know, maybe we'll get our hopes up a little bit, but there have been some rumors in the White House that that will be introduced sometime this week or in the coming weeks in order to get rid of illegal immigrants.
So, we'll be looking at that as well as a statement he made on E-Verify in an interview this week, a little bit less based in red pill, so we'll look at that as well.
And that should round out the show.
That should be it for us.
Like I said, it's kind of been a slow, kind of been a slow news weekend, you know, and there's not really much you can do about that, right?
I can't make the news.
I can't make the news every night.
You know, what did I tweet out like three weeks ago, hours before the Notre Dame Cathedral catches on fire or started on fire, whatever?
I said, oh it's such a bummer.
It's a slow news day today.
Cathedral goes up in flames.
I guess that power only has so much of an effect.
Maybe it's a one-off thing.
Maybe you can only use it so many months or so many weeks, but it's just like... and I've had to do so much content this weekend.
If you've been paying attention, I did a double feature premium show last night.
So if you're a premium member, go and check the website.
There is over two hours, an over two hour long episode It was uploaded this morning, yesterday evening.
The details are a little fuzzy.
You know, I said yesterday, we're gonna upload the double feature tonight.
Uploading it at 6 a.m.
the next day is technically the night, right?
But so I had to do a two-hour premium show, which I highly recommend.
Very strong content.
If you're not already a premium member, you should check it out.
So I did a two-hour premium show.
I did a six-hour live stream after that.
So I did two hours this morning.
I did five hours from 9 a.m.
until around 3 o'clock on DLive, playing Grand Theft Auto, a few other games, and now here we are in America First!
This is going to be our eighth and ninth hour of content, ultimately, of the day.
Nine hours of content and there's nothing going on!
I go on Poll, I go on Fox, I go on BBC, and there's nothing.
You know, we're talking about milkshakes, but you know, that's the grind, right?
That's the news grind.
Hopefully something will happen this week.
Maybe it'll start to pick up with the 2020 election in swing and debates coming up and all that, but it's like, what do you even have to pull on today?
There's nothing going on, right?
I feel like I just want to talk about John Wick the whole night, right?
But anyway, we'll be talking about, like I said, the Insurrection Act.
We'll be talking about the milkshakes and political violence and these general themes.
Before we get into that, a couple of housekeeping things.
Number one, peep the haircut.
We finally got into the barbershop.
I said this on the premium show.
A little bit disappointed.
I go in this weekend to get my hair cut, and it's the girl.
There's a guy who works there, and a girl who works there.
And I forget this, that the girl works on the weekends.
And, you know, I like the girl.
I like the haircut she gave me.
I think it looks good.
But I don't think she really, I don't think she really gets it.
You know, I think when the guy cuts the hair, it's a little bit cleaner, it's a little bit better.
And not only that, but it's just so hard to, like, re-initiate somebody into my life.
You know, simple questions cannot be given simple answers.
You know, when somebody asks me, Like, oh, what are your plans for tonight?
Or what do you do for a living?
Or things like that.
What do you say to a person like this?
You know, she's cutting your hair and you just, you basically just meet.
Or she thinks you just meet because you haven't gotten your hair cut there in, you know, six months from her.
And what do you say?
What do you do for a living?
Oh, I do, uh, you know, the racist equivalent of iCarly.
I do, I do what the media calls the white nationalist equivalent of iCarly.
What am I supposed to say?
Normally, I just lie and I say, well, I'm in school or I work at UPS, you know or whatever.
But the other day I got my hair cut and I said, oh, um, I do a podcast.
She says, what is that?
I've heard the term before and I said podcast is a way to simplify it.
You know, understand when I say, oh, I do a podcast, that is a, that is a shorthand for, you know, daily live stream, nightly show, whatever.
What is a podcast?
How do you even begin to explain what is a podcast?
She doesn't even know what a podcast is.
So I had to go through, well, Well, it's like a radio show.
It's like a radio show, but it's online, and I swear the baby boomers, the Gen X, I don't know what it is, but it's like we're speaking a different language.
So, anyway, I thought that was kind of funny.
The other thing on a more serious note, real housekeeping issue, and I announced this on the premium show this morning, last night, big announcement for the show on Friday, and I said this last week, we were having a very special guest.
This Friday, the 24th, Finally, at long last, you guys have wanted it, you guys have been asking for it, every night, for two years now, for, well, something like a year and a half, we are finally having E. Michael Jones on the show, on Friday, same time.
You know, same deal.
Same old America first, but we'll be having E. Michael Jones on as a guest on Friday, and hopefully that'll be a big show.
Hopefully you guys get excited, save the date, you know, make room on your calendar.
I know you guys don't have to worry about clearing your plans.
Us Snickers, alone on a Friday night again.
How pathetic.
You know, we are all there, but be sure to check that out.
Be sure to tune in.
I know people have been Really dying to see him on the show.
I'm reminded of this every night.
Like I said, every night for a year and a half.
So, I hope you guys are excited.
Hope you guys are grateful.
I brought JLP on and I still saw, you know, a few comments.
I thought it was E. Michael Jones.
So, we're taking care of it.
We're finally getting him on the show.
So, I hope that's exciting.
Hope that's big for you guys.
And we are looking forward to that.
But housekeeping things aside, I think that's everything.
I think we've taken care of all these orders of business.
Before we get into the current events, I do want to look at this article.
This is something we touched on last week, and it's just so incredible.
Last week we saw a new study, and I forget, I think it was from the Census Bureau, or it was from one of these government agencies, and the report was that the fertility rate and the birth rate is the lowest it's been since 1980s.
In America.
And of course, what is the prescription?
What did they say last week?
What do we go through an NPR article?
And what did it say even in the government documents?
The only way that we make up for the difference in the declining birth rate, the only way we make up for the declining workforce, the declining population and GDP, basically, is we got to bring in millions of immigrants.
And I find again today, today again, a week later, the same thing from Bloomberg.
And I'll read you just a little bit of the article, but We really just have to drive home the point here of what's happening, right?
So Bloomberg reports, quote, in 2019 American women gave birth to the fewest number of children since 1986 according to U.S.
government data released last week, which we looked at last week.
The decline since 2007, when a record 4.2 million children were born, has been precipitous.
Births have declined every year since then, except for one falling to 3.8 million.
That amounts to a fertility rate of 1.7 children for American women in her lifetime, well below the rate of 2.1 necessary to maintain a stable population.
So, for people that have been with us, for people that understand these statistics, we know these statistics by heart, remember 2.1 Births per woman is replacement rate.
That means if you have 2.1 births per woman, that is about the number at which The population stays the same.
You sustain the same amount of people, because of course people are, you know, being born and dying all the time.
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We're 0.4 births below.
So the population is shrinking.
It says, the decline poses a long-term problem for an aging country in which more and more citizens are dependent upon social security, government health care, and a shrinking number of workers to fund both.
But the U.S.
is hardly unique.
For three decades, Asia's most successful economies have experimented with a range of policies to reverse far more serious declines in fertility.
What they've learned is that the only sure way to reverse the trend is to do what the U.S.
has historically done better than virtually any other nation on earth.
Accept immigrants!
Accept immigrants into the country.
It says the fertility decline in the U.S.
isn't as steep as in Asia and the rest of the articles about Singapore and a few other countries So it says it's not as steep as in Asia and concern especially in the current administration isn't nearly as high, but over the long term the U.S.
will need to address its shrinking workforce rather than counting on getting a different result from the same policies Asian countries have already tried.
America should simply do what it's always done to rejuvenate its population and economy.
Open the doors to young and skilled newcomers until some country shows otherwise immigration remains the most effective means of reversing a baby bust.
Look, we covered this at length last week.
We cover this, I feel like, every show, but it's just so incredible to me again.
It's everywhere.
It's every day.
I mean, that's what it comes down to.
It is on all the publications, all the time, every day.
And we're, like, crazy for pointing this out.
I just...
This is when you get the Joker feeling.
This is when you get the crazy, nihilistic feeling.
Why do you think people go and do these atrocities?
Why do you think people go cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs when they find out about this stuff?
Because it's crazy!
Because it is insane!
Do you understand what we're talking about?
That the media will not admit that this is happening.
You know, if somebody like me ever said, don't you see the fertility rates changing?
Don't you see the birth rates declining?
Don't you see that they're bringing in foreigners to replace a native population?
They would write me off, and they do, as a white nationalist, a believer in the white genocide conspiracy theory, a neo-Nazi, a white supremacist.
He hosts a white supremacist podcast.
That's on the one hand.
On the other hand, it's every day.
It's every publication.
Well, the fertility rate is going down.
And the country is, what, 63% white?
And the white fertility rate is declining at twice the rate that it is for Hispanics?
And what's the solution?
We have to bring in young and skilled newcomers.
Well, where are they coming from?
They're coming from Asia.
They're coming from Mexico.
They're coming from Africa.
They're not coming from Europe.
They're not coming from Canada.
And if they are, they're not the white ones, right?
And so it's just like, I don't know how you keep your head on in this crazy planet where it quite literally is double-think.
You know, I know the George Orwell 1984 stuff is trite, overused, it's been done before.
I cringe, I really do, when I ever hear that.
It's really becoming Orwellian out here.
1984 becoming a reality, but that's literally what it is.
It is double think.
We have to at once believe that this is totally happening, but at the same time believe, well, it's really kind of not happening, right?
You know, if you say that it's happening, I guess in the wrong way, if it's too aggressive or it's too defensive, whatever.
If it's too charged up, well, it's, you know, you can't say it that way, but we also are acknowledging the government statistics are out there describing this process.
So, I see this article, and I know we've talked about it a lot.
I know we talked about this article last week, but it's just, how do you keep your head on when this is the extent to which it's happening?
That's really the point that needs to be driven home.
It's not necessarily the substance, but just the coverage.
How it permeates.
It's ubiquitous.
It's everywhere.
It's like, it's in the air that we breathe.
These contradictions, these paradoxes.
And what are you supposed to do?
Talk about it, you get shut down.
You get banned from social media.
You talk about it in any other environment, you get banned from your job.
You get ostracized by your friends.
What are people supposed to do?
Maybe people don't want the country to be filled with newcomers.
Maybe people don't care about social security, solvency, or GDP.
Or maybe they care more about their heritage, and their culture, and their traditions, as opposed to these economic figures.
What are those people supposed to do?
You know, maybe the Bloomberg and all these people, all these characters on the coast, maybe they don't value our racial heritage or our cultural heritage, but there are a lot of people who do.
And don't they have a right to?
Don't the people in the middle of the country, or even people on the coast for that matter, anybody who's a conservative, don't we have a right to just value things more?
Because I've gotten into debates with liberals before, and they say, well, why should we care about race?
Why should we care about culture?
Well, maybe you don't.
But don't you acknowledge that a lot of people do, probably, and actually do care about those things?
And don't they have a right to value those things?
And if they have a right to value those things, don't they have the political right to defend those things?
And to enter into government and use political expression to defend the things that they value?
You value something else.
There's no question about whether you can defend marriage equality.
That's the term that they use for it, the euphemism.
You can defend the right to have an abortion.
Nobody questions your right to use political expression or political office to do that, but people value, well, I like my community to look this way and be this way, and suddenly it's, oh, so you mean white?
Do you mean white?
Well, yeah, actually we do.
So you mean you just want to preserve a white neighborhood?
You just want... Yeah, actually.
And what's wrong with that?
What's wrong with wanting to preserve a society where the people look, act, sound like you?
We go back generations.
Our ancestors got along together and so on.
What is so wrong with valuing that?
Why can't we have... If you like diversity, go move to Los Angeles.
Go move to San Francisco.
Why can we not have someplace in the country, or even someplace in the entire world, where we can kind of be left alone?
Where we can have some semblance of coherence and order and so on.
But you see that, you know, that's really what they're trying to undermine at every step of the way.
So that's Bloomberg.
I don't want to spend too much time on that because we did, we did do that last week, but it just goes to show, I mean, this article was written this afternoon.
So it's not like, you know, it's not like they do five articles like they typically do.
The numbers come out, they do blanket coverage, you know, you go on Google News and it's the same headline, it's the same article, but it's just like every week it's something exactly like this.
Every day it's something exactly like this.
Here's the fertility numbers, what's the solution?
Mass immigration.
And we're told I don't understand how people can't wrap their heads around that, right?
So that's Bloomberg, but we're going to move on into the news here on immigration.
Again, it's a very dicey subject.
We've been following immigration...
That's obviously Trump's jam, and it's really confusing lately.
It seems like you kind of have this hot and cold relationship that the president has with his immigration promises, because, you know, at one time in the presidency, he's pushing the RAISE Act, and he's pushing a deal that'll cut legal immigration in half, and it'll fully fund a border wall, and then some, and then seven billion dollars on top of that, and it'll get rid of the diversity visa lottery.
And then the next minute he's saying, we need more immigrants than ever!
And the next minute he's saying, actually, you know, we're going to modernize our immigration system, and we're going to pass this, like, Renewed Raise Act, and... So it's just sort of all over the place, and it's really been confusing, because, you know, again, when we jumped off the Trump train, it was for two reasons.
State of the Union, the funding bill.
That's when he basically said to the American people, I'm not serious about immigration.
I'm not serious about illegal immigration because I signed a funding bill that allowed the unaccompanied minors to get immunity.
And I expanded catch and release, and I'm not serious about legal immigration because here I am doubling, tripling, quadrupling down on my policy reversal that I want more immigrants than ever.
So, I thought it was pretty cut and dry.
You know, we were for a cut to legal immigration before that point.
We were for securing the border before that point.
That's why we shut down the government in 2018, and we shut down the government, well, we shut down the government in January 2018, and then in December 2018, That's why we put the National Guard on the border.
That's why we talked about birthright citizenship executive orders.
And then it seemed like there was this clear, defining point where he said, actually, I'm not serious about immigration because I'll sign this funding bill and now we should have more immigrants than ever.
I said, okay, well, we're off the Trump train now.
If he's for mass legal immigration and he's not serious about border enforcement with illegal immigration, then, well, you know, he sucks.
Just like George W. Bush.
No different.
Really.
And the numbers are actually, in some cases, worse than the latest years or the last years of the George W. Bush administration.
But then, in the past couple of weeks, it's like another reversal.
You know, like we've been detailing for the past few days now.
or last week we have this new immigration proposal which kind of cuts immigration but only in very technical ways that you could understand if you're like an economist or you work with these people who wrote the bill and these there's the verify and there's some other components but it also throws the left a bone it also throws big business a bone and so we're very confused and we have some new developments twin developments today which again speak to the dissonance happening in the administration so I'll start with the good news
Like I said at the top of the show, the President is looking into the Insurrection Act.
This is from the Daily Caller.
That says, quote, President Donald Trump is planning on using the Insurrection Act to remove illegal immigrants from the United States.
According to multiple senior administration officials, the President intends to invoke the, quote, tremendous powers of the Act to remove illegal immigrants from the country.
Under the Insurrection Act of 1807, the President has the authority to use the National Guard and military in order to combat, quote, unlawful obstruction or rebellion within U.S.
borders.
The act was last invoked in 1992 by George W. Bush to quell the Los Angeles riots and was also used by Eisenhower in 1957 to enforce school desegregation.
In the South.
So once you have things like this, and again, you know, I'm not saying that's a white pill, we can't get too optimistic.
We've heard this all before, and we have to, you know, every time we hear a little leak like this from the media, or a tweet, or a comment at a rally, we always have to temper that with what has been said, what has actually been done.
I think for every nine statements that you have from the President, or nine media leaks, you know, or leaks to the media, I'm gonna get super serious on immigration eventually.
Everybody says, Trump is back, baby!
We're winning!
We're building the wall again, you know?
We always have to temper the fact that nine statements out of ten, it amounts to nothing.
You know, one in ten, we get half of what is promised, right?
But so, on one end we have the Insurrection Act, where he tweeted out last week and he said, illegal immigrants, don't get comfortable, you're going back.
And now he's tweeting out today, or he's leaking to the media, that he's going to use the Insurrection Act to use these unprecedented executive powers to use the military, the National Guard, to basically perform immigration enforcement and to get people out of the country.
And so, again, even if that doesn't come into effect, it's like, again, it's a very confusing thing because while that is announced a couple of days ago, at the same time you have this very puzzling statement about E-Verify.
I don't know if you caught this, but the president sat down with Steve Hilton from Fox News in an interview and they were discussing the new Kushner immigration proposal, which we went into detail last week.
And one of the provisions, which was a bit of a mystery, was E-Verify.
Because although it was rumored to be a part of the immigration proposal, it was not in the president's statement.
He went and he did a big press conference last week revealing the immigration proposal and going into everything that was in it and made no mention of E-Verify, even though we had heard from Gurdusky and a few other sources that it would definitely be in there.
Then we heard the next day that it was in there.
There was a leaked memo from the White House detailing the goals and the provisions of the immigration bill, and it said, mandatory E-Verify...
It implied, basically, that mandatory E-Verify was in there.
Well, now he sits down with Steve Hilton from Fox News, and they talk about the immigration proposal, and they talk about this subject to clarify, is E-Verify in the proposal?
And President Trump responds.
This is a direct quote.
He says, quote, so E-Verify is going to be possibly a part of it.
The one problem is E-Verify is so tough that in some cases, like farmers, they're not equipped for E-Verify.
I mean, I'd say that's against Republicans.
A lot of the Republicans say you go through an E-Verify.
I used it when I built the hotel down the road on Pennsylvania Avenue.
I used a very strong E-Verify system.
And we would go through 28 people, 29, 30 people before we found one that was qualified.
So it's a very tough thing to ask a farmer to go through that.
So in a certain way I speak against myself, but you also have to have a world of some practicality.
So basically what he's saying in the statement is that E-Verify works too well.
He's saying that if we implement mandatory E-Verify, which for people that don't know, you know, you hear these terms, E-Verify is this system where an employer, you know, to simplify it, an employer can use the system to check and make sure that their workers are citizens.
And they use this federal system if it's mandatory.
It's only mandatory in a certain number of states, but if it's mandated at the federal level, then all employers nationwide would have to check against this federal registry basically, are my employers citizens?
Do their social security numbers match up?
Does their information match up?
And if not, then they can't get the job or else they'll get fined.
There may be criminal charges.
We went into the social security memos that were sent out last week.
There's big penalties.
And so as a result, a lot of immigrants will self-deport because they won't be able to find work.
Generally, you know, you'll still have some cases where they're able to be employed.
But by and large, in the agricultural sector, in the hospitality sector, a few others, they'll have to go home or they'll have to find other options.
But either way, you'll see a lot of self-deportations.
So Trump is basically saying, you implement mandatory E-Verify, and it's so effective, it's going to hurt farmers.
Because farmers rely so heavily on illegal immigration.
So Trump is saying we implement E-Verify and this is going to kill our farmers.
It's not practical for farmers.
So we have to ease up on it.
It works so well that farmers won't be able to hire illegal foreign labor.
And they rely on that.
So we actually, we're a little bit on the fence.
We cannot implement E-Verify because it would get rid of foreign workers too easily.
And so try to square that circle.
And once you have these leaks to the media saying we're going to basically get the military and the National Guard to start rounding people up, we're going to rely on ICE raids, people showing up to a hospital or a home or a workplace to remove a handful of people or get a handful of people out of one particular place of employment.
That's underway.
But at the same time, we are just so not serious about E-Verify.
The President himself, from the horse's mouth, you know, this is not, this is not Jared Kushner.
This is not, you know, some leak in the media.
This is not somebody else.
This is directly from the President.
I won't implement E-Verify.
It'll probably be in there, but maybe not actually, because it'll hurt farmers, and farmers are Republicans.
You know, notice he says that in the statement.
The farmers are not equipped for E-Verify.
I mean, I'd say that's against Republicans.
In other words, that's against big agriculture.
Big agriculture, which is a big donor to a lot of Republican candidates.
So try to square this.
Are we serious about immigration enforcement, or are we not?
I don't know what to believe anymore.
I want to believe.
I want to be white-pilled.
I want to be optimistic.
I want to say he's the great white hope, like Jesse Lee Peterson.
I want to get excited every time we see a tweet saying, don't get comfortable, and We're going to use the insurrection act and 400 miles of wall by 2020.
But then he goes and says stuff like this and you got to wonder how are you serious about illegal immigration if you're defending the biggest employers of illegal immigrants and saying we cannot implement mandatory e-verify because it would be too effective at getting rid of foreign workers.
It blows my mind.
This goes against everything you campaign for.
So how do you square that?
I think you always have to err on the side of the negative, frankly.
People that say, well, sure, there are some things that aren't working out.
There are some things that he's cucked on or that he hasn't been able to implement.
I'm sorry.
Saying in the media through a proxy that you're going to implement the Insurrection Act, That's really not good enough.
I don't think that really compensates for the fact that you won't implement mandatory E-Verify.
E-Verify is like the number one priority of everybody who is serious about immigration.
Center for Immigration Studies, FAIR, you know, all these people.
Stephen Miller, anybody will tell you.
Any immigration hawk who I've talked to in private, who I've seen in public, Ann Coulter, people like Darren Beattie, Ryan Gurdusky, they will all tell you The endgame, the number one thing that you need to implement to get a handle on illegal immigration, or the illegal population living within the country, is E-Verify.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
It's not even the wall, for that matter.
It's E-Verify.
Because, sure, you can build a wall.
You still have visa overstays.
You still have people getting through in other ways.
That's all true.
Not that, you know, it means you shouldn't build a wall.
That does reduce a lot of illegal border crossings, but that's not even the majority of how people get here illegally.
So you still have people living here illegally.
You still have people coming here illegally.
But if you implement E-Verify, then they start to leave.
Even if they're coming over, there's no jobs for them.
So they effectively stop coming over.
That's number one.
So that the president gets into office after all this buy American, hire American.
You're going back.
You're going on the other side of the wall.
All this kind of stuff.
And now he's saying we can't implement E-Verify.
It works too well to get rid of illegal immigrants.
Well, that just says it all right there!
You're not serious about getting rid of illegal immigrants.
You were never serious about getting rid of illegal immigrants.
And prove to me otherwise!
Show me otherwise!
I am waiting for the Mogapede.
I am waiting for the Baby Boomer.
You know, the Die Hard, they still got the Keep America Great hat on, you know, they were still cheering on the rally an hour ago.
I am waiting for that person to tell me otherwise.
Tell me why this is not, why these are not betrayals, why I don't have all these knife wounds in my back, you know, after shilling for this guy for years.
I'm waiting, but I haven't seen it.
It's explicit.
It's all there.
It's from the man's mouth himself.
Cannot implement.
He verified.
Works too well.
And you know, here's the thing.
If big agriculture couldn't hire foreign workers, who do you think they would hire?
Don't you understand how it's all related?
They don't want to hire domestic labor because they would have to raise wages.
It's all connected.
Why do you think people can't make a living in this country?
It's because immigrants come in and they undercut the labor.
So you have people like Andrew Yang and other leftists who say, oh, people blame immigrants for declining wages or outsourcing or whatever.
It's basic economics.
Economics 101.
Why do you think they won't implement E-Verify?
Because you implement E-Verify, you can't hire foreign workers.
Why is that a problem?
There's plenty of workers, you know, that are teenagers or, you know, have just a high school diploma or whatever who could do this work.
Well, it's because they won't work for the wages foreigners will.
Particularly illegal foreigners.
Because illegal foreigners you could pay under the table and you could pay less than minimum wage and you don't have to give them robust health care or anything like that.
You don't have to comply with all the regulations and so on.
So that's what it comes down to.
Why do you think it's... Why do you think our employment system or our workforce is the way it is?
That if you graduate from high school, it's really hard to make a living to support a family.
It's because these major employers in agriculture and manufacturing and retail and other places They don't want to pay a higher wage because they can just pay cheap people.
They can bring them in or they can send the company out and they pay a fraction and they make more profit.
So it's not like this is so impractical for big agriculture.
It really isn't.
You know, how much are we doing for big agriculture between the subsidies and the foreign labor?
And what is the ultimate price?
You know, maybe if we hired foreign, or rather, maybe if we hired domestic labor, we'd have to pay a little bit more for agricultural products.
Don't you think that would be a fair trade-off for not having 40 million illegal people living here?
Illegal people who don't speak the language, who aren't educated, who are in many cases violent or affiliated with gangs.
Don't you think that'd be a fair trade-off?
I mean, think about exactly what's happening and why it's happening.
You know, what's her name?
Molly Tibbetts, who was killed last July.
She was a teenage girl, college age girl, killed by an illegal immigrant.
Where was he working?
At a dairy farm owned by one of the most prominent Republicans in the state of Iowa.
That's the cost.
That's the cost that we incur as a nation so that these big agricultural people can make more profit or that we can have marginally lower prices.
You know, they say it's about prices.
Really, it's about profits.
Oh, if we stop hiring foreign labor, your prices will go up.
No, I think you'll absorb that.
I think you'll absorb that.
You'll just make a little bit less money.
But people like Kate Steinle and Molly Tibbetts have to continue to get killed so you can have a little bit more shekels.
You know, and that's what's happening.
So, we thought we would get this guy in and he would defend the American worker.
We thought it would be Buy American, Hire American, all the rest.
But it's just not happening.
It's just not happening.
And it shows you he's not serious because he'll implement all these bullshit, you know, little gestures, all these little tiny maneuvers that are meant to shine us on.
I will send the National Guard to the border.
That doesn't do anything!
That doesn't do anything.
You sent the National Guard to the border two weeks before the midterms, and then you brought him home after the midterms.
And guess what?
You still have the same amount of miles built as you did before the election.
Actually, I'm sorry.
You have now exactly one additional mile of border wall built since he got into office.
So we're sending the National Guard and we're doing ICE raids at these different employers.
This is exactly, unfortunately, what the other side warned us about.
This is what, and I'm not saying the left, I'm saying people on the right, this is what they warned us about.
That this guy would shine us on.
He would do these little gestures so that people like me, a lot of gullible, naive people would say, oh no, no, look!
He's trying!
He's trying to do it so that it could buy him more time in office, so that when 2020 comes around, you know, everybody could say, well, he did try.
Well, he did do these token little things.
When push comes to shove, and it's actually time to implement policies that have a real impact, that have the biggest consequence, he's nowhere to be found.
He's actually doing the opposite of what he said.
You know, more legal immigration, and we're going to keep illegal workers here, and we're going to give immunity to people, and we're going to expand catch and release.
So it's like, yeah, you sent the National Guard to the border, and sure, you suspended DACA, but they're all still living here anyway.
And he gave immunity to all of them anyway, and on and on, right?
So, it's so frustrating.
It really is a black pill.
He had a lot of white pills last week, okay, immigration deal coming down, all this other stuff, but it's like, with statements like this, I hope it's like, it comes full circle, and hopefully he's just lying about this.
You know, you remember, he used to shine us on and lie about the things he was doing.
Maybe it's the reverse.
Maybe he's saying this to shine on the agricultural people, and in the end, he verifies in there, you know?
Hey, fingers crossed.
We can hope, right?
But I don't think that's gonna happen.
I think he's totally sold out at this point.
And that just goes to show, that's a stranglehold these people have on our country.
It's about money.
It's about money.
Donald Trump got in there, and maybe he thought in his head, I'm gonna go in and fix everything, but then he came in and realized, oh wait a minute, the government is owned.
It's bought and paid for by people with the money.
The people who have all the money are then buying the politicians to make the laws.
And that's the country we live in, no matter who you elect.
That's the problem, right?
It really doesn't matter who you elect.
The wars go on.
The illegal immigrants stay.
The people who make all the money make the rules.
You think we make the rules?
You think we go to the ballot box and our decision is really of consequence?
If voting actually mattered, they would rig it.
Duh!
If voting actually had an impact, That's really, I guess, the final, and that's the bit of a Blackpill, that's the bit of the Blackpill mentality, is if voting actually did anything, if that actually had real consequence, and it does marginally, but if you were really able to transform the country, if you were really able to induce a revolution They would make it illegal, or they would just rig it, you know?
So we elected Donald Trump, and yeah, you had a little bit of a change there, but understand that even Donald Trump, as disruptive as he was, still has been totally assimilated in a year, right?
Totally bought, totally assimilated, back to the status quo in 12 months.
And that just goes to show, you know, even with a guy like Trump, the revolutionary potential of a political leader at this point is like zero, so...
That's E-Verify.
Very disappointing.
Our last story of the day is the milkshakes.
And again, this is along, I guess, a similar angle here.
But I'll read you.
This is from the Daily Mail.
One of these crazy British... These British people are crazy, man.
The way they do their politics, everything is just upside down over there.
Beans on toast for breakfast, and they're throwing milkshakes at each other, and Carl Benjamin running around raping everybody, and what are they doing over there?
They drive on the left side of the road.
Their buses are two stories high.
It's just like... It's bizarro world.
It's like America, but upside down and inside out.
These people are nuts, alright?
Absolutely mad!
Bonkers!
Over there, as they might say in the United Kingdom.
You know the media lies like white genocide isn't happening.
Offline.
I don't think that's true.
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Let me take a look Okay, are we back are we back all right
I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Okay, we're back.
What the fuck?
What was that?
unidentified
Sheesh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
That wasn't even my computer this time.
That was YouTube.
Yeah, I don't know what that was all about.
Yeah, I'm back.
What the heck?
Now we're down to 755?
unidentified
637?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You know what, Tube?
You know what, Tube?
47, you know what tube, you know what tube, hello?
unidentified
Ha ha ha, you know what tube.
Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Yo, this tube, this... Can I... Do you understand what I'm getting at here?
Hello, YouTube?
YouTube?
What's going on, big guy?
My computer didn't even shut down.
It wasn't even my computer this time.
It was just YouTube.
It was just YouTube.
What is that?
Alright, well, I'm posting the link back on... I'm posting the link on Twitter.
I don't know what that's all about.
Why did that happen?
unidentified
Bruh.
Bruh moment.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Okay, we're back to 1300.
I'll post the link.
unidentified
Sheesh.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Can you believe that?
They just dropped, they just dropped the stream.
It's not like, you know, usually when I go off the air, usually when I go off the air, it's my internet that crashes.
It'll say, oh, your network driver, it needs to re-enable or whatever.
But I completely fixed that recently, so that'll never happen again.
This time it was YouTube.
My internet's still on, stream's still going, but YouTube isn't receiving it.
Really makes you think, I wonder what's going on.
Maybe I, uh, maybe I called out the eternal Anglo.
You know, the Anglos that run YouTube?
The Anglos that run YouTube, they said, he's calling us bonkers!
He's calling us mad!
This is outrageous!
Pull the plug on this!
Oi!
unidentified
Oi!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Bruv, pull the plug!
You know, and they pulled the plug on me for insulting.
That, maybe, hey, maybe, um...
Menchus Moldbug vindicated, huh?
Menchus Moldbug did nothing wrong.
He was right.
It was the Queen of England.
The Queen of England pulled the plug on me.
It's not, it's not the you-know-whos.
It's actually the royal family from, you know, whatever.
It's the Rothschilds.
Okay, anyway, sheesh.
What were we even saying?
I was talking about the sun.
Okay.
So, anyway, like I said, in the American media, it's all lies.
But at least in the American media, it's like sensible lies.
It's like, well, we're just gonna take over your country with all these foreign hordes, but we're also gonna do this weird double thing kind of a thing.
In the UK media, they just openly lie.
They're like, a meteor crashing into the earth?
Tomorrow?
Scientists say that aliens are already here among us and it's and every time I go on poll.
I'm like I We got to get out of here.
I got to pack my bag.
I got to go I got a stock up, you know, whatever and I'm like, oh, it's the Sun.
It's the sun.co.uk and it's these crazy Limey British people that just make shit up.
So I don't know what your deal is angle.
It's pretty wacky country you got but anyway, so The Milkshakes.
So the Milkshakes, the feature of the show, this is from one of these wacky British sources.
It says, quote, In the latest in a series of milkshake assaults on British politicians, Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit movement to withdraw from the European Union, was doused with a milkshake Monday while campaigning in Newcastle for a seat in the EU Parliament.
Farage, an ally of President Trump, is not the first politician to suffer a milkshake protest as pro-Brexit candidate Carl Benjamin has been hit with four milkshakes over the last week and far-right activist Tommy Robinson was hit with milkshakes on consecutive days earlier this month.
So that's what they're doing now.
These left-wing people, they go to the Brexit rally, they go to the UKIP rally, whatever, and they throw milkshakes on the politicians, which is assault!
You know, everybody in the UK media is treating this like it's funny.
Oi, it's cheeky!
A cheeky lad, you know, whatever.
It's not funny.
This is assault.
You know, people are throwing a milkshake at you.
That's violent.
You know, I guess you could say that's battery, actually, because it's physical, right?
We should get arrested for that.
Nobody should be talking about that.
And I know it's not a huge deal.
You know, getting hit with a milkshake is not like the end of the world.
But you can see where allowing that principle can escalate.
That can become problematic.
You know, with us, it's like we make the wrong joke.
Intrinsically violent, banned from Facebook forever, unpersoned, and you're basically in jail.
You know?
I make one wrong joke.
I am not totally disavowing Elliot Rodger.
I make a joke about that, or I make a joke about Saint Nassim, and suddenly I'm advocating violence.
I'm this bad guy.
My ideology intrinsically, inherently leads to violence and all this.
Okay?
But on the other side, they're openly saying, oh, have a laugh, mate.
We're throwing milkshakes at politicians.
We're assaulting and attacking politicians.
Do you see the double standard at play?
So people might say, oh, that's not a big deal.
It's all in good fun.
What about us?
We're over here posting online, making memes, making jokes, and people are getting arrested.
How about in the same country?
They do a dog who has a Roman salute and the guy goes to jail.
He's in court for like months fighting this, right?
So then, but then enter, then enter a new component here.
It's not just the media.
It's Burger King.
Enter Burger King.
So this is from Breitbart.
It says the protest came after authorities had attempted to protect Farage, including asking a McDonald's in Edinburgh, Scotland to not serve milkshakes while the Brexit Party leader was speaking there.
They anticipated that these milkshake attacks are happening, so the police said, hey, McDonald's, if you could not sell milkshakes, that would be great.
People are going to use them.
So Burger King, in response to this milkshake ban, you know, the police come over and they say, hey look, There's gonna be this Nigel Farage rally.
Nigel Farage keeps getting milkshakes thrown at him.
Can you guys not sell milkshakes just for today?
Burger King tweets out in response to this, Dear people of Scotland, we're selling milkshakes all weekend.
Have fun.
Love, BK.
Somebody responds, Because Tommy Robinson is up there?
BK responds, no comment.
So here you have Burger King openly endorsing.
They're saying, yeah, you know, they ban milkshakes here in Scotland because Nigel Farage is going to be there and people are going to throw milkshakes at him.
You can buy milkshakes here.
Have fun.
Wink.
And they're saying, basically, we're endorsing political violence.
Come buy milkshakes to throw at politicians.
How is this acceptable?
How can a left-wing pundit, journalist, whatever, how can they come to us and say, your speech is violent?
You know, I had some retarded documentary maker come to my home and say, duh, don't you think that your words are violent?
No, dipshit.
That's the difference between words and action.
That's... How could you mess up that distinction?
Violence is if I punch you in the face.
It is the opposite of violence if I, you know, just say, hey, you know, you're a journalist, you're ruining the country.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Well, that's what differentiates violence from rhetoric.
So they'll come to us and say, oh, you made this meme.
You misgendered a person.
You are fatphobic.
You know, whatever.
That's political violence.
We're shutting down your website.
You're banned from Twitter.
You cannot have a personal Facebook account.
You're fired from your job.
We're going to harass you.
We're going to send Antifa to your house.
With guns, that's what happened to AIM members, American Identity Movement, right?
But these people with the milkshakes, a mega corporation, openly saying, yeah, buy milkshakes, throw them at the Brexit leaders.
And moreover, and here's, I think, the striking and most obvious thing, is Burger King is a multinational corporation, okay?
Burger King, the social media person, might be some hip, cool, trendy young person, But Burger King is run by lizard people, right?
Burger King is a major multinational capitalist corporation.
Now the narrative that we hear from the left is that all these people are on our side.
Right?
They're the underdogs.
The country is racist.
The world is racist.
The world and its institutions are conspiring to keep the black man down, to keep left-wing people down.
The capitalists are right-wing.
You know, they're protecting their interests when they stage candidates like Nigel Farage or Donald Trump or whatever.
But sure, you have a perfect example among many, many others, among an infinite number of examples.
Of a major multinational corporation openly saying, hey, yeah, buy a milkshake, throw it at the Brexit candidate.
Shouldn't that be a wake-up call for a leftist to say, hey, wait a second.
You know, people like Jared Holt, people like Christopher Matthias, people like, uh, who is that pedophile, Jack Smith IV, that pedophile rapist, whatever, rapist, pedophile apologist, Jack Smith IV, formerly from Vice, who got fired because he was a rapist and a pedophile apologist.
Well, what are they affiliated with?
Antifa?
They're progressives.
They're far left.
Their whole shtick is, we're fighting the man.
We're fighting the system.
Don't they ever look around and say, gee, wait a minute.
I thought we were out here fighting the system.
I thought we were anti-capitalist, anti-fascist.
Anarcho-communist whatever.
Why are we fighting on the same side of Burger King?
We're going to Burger King to buy milkshakes, and they're in on it, so that we can throw them at right-wing politicians.
Shouldn't they wake up and say, why is this happening?
Why are we fighting on the same team?
Why is Goldman Sachs celebrating Pride Month?
Why are all the big banks?
Why is General Electric?
Why are all the major hedge funds?
Why are they all celebrating Pride Month?
Why are they all celebrating International Women's Day?
Why are they all against Donald Trump and against Nigel Farage?
Shouldn't you ask yourself that?
What's going on there?
Because the conventional wisdom, the standard position, the default position is, oh, the capitalists, the rich, the 1% is on the side of the Republicans or, you know, conversely, on the side of the populists, right?
on the side of the nationalists.
But that is never the case.
But that is simply never the case.
And here's another perfect example.
Burger King today going the extra mile to say, not only do we endorse, not only are we against Brexit, not only are we against Nigel Farage and Carl Benjamin and all these other people, we're going to aid and abet left-wing political violence against them.
What does that tell you?
What does that tell you?
And they say, and this is the most, this is the rich part, Destiny and Hassan Piker, when I debated them, they said, well, yes, You know, these major conglomerates, they do pay lip service to left-wing causes, but they do so because they are in search of profit.
Because they are searching for profit.
Well, then doesn't it make you wonder why they're promoting left-wing causes?
If left-wing causes lead to profit, shouldn't that make you ask yourself why left-wing causes lead to profit?
You know, Destiny and Ahsan say, well, Disney is promoting race mixing and all this other stuff, Not because they really care about equality, but because they're pursuing profit.
Yeah, I agree.
They're also promoting mass immigration.
And you admit they're not promoting mass immigration because they have the same charitable, Marxian interpretation of retributive racial justice as you do, but in search of profit.
Well, why would they stand to gain from that?
Hmm, maybe it's because they're importing millions upon millions of people to create a deracinated slave class that they can work to the bone and pay nothing, and maybe that vindicates what we've been saying all along, and maybe you're on the wrong team.
Hello?
So it's just so wild, like our people, I guess people just don't think.
I guess people, they either don't see these things, or they're not smart enough to comprehend them, or they're just willfully ignorant.
But, I mean, that's, these are really your options.
I don't know how you can't see this picture anymore.
You're out there, you're a progressive, you're left-wing, you say you oppose capital, Capital backs you 100%.
They back you in their rhetoric.
They back you in the policies they promote.
The Koch brothers are libertarians.
The Koch brothers are in favor of all these socially liberal causes.
They're in favor of mass immigration.
They're against foreign wars.
They're right there with you.
Why do you think that is?
You yourselves admit it's not because they're doing so out of the, you know, out of the care, you know, from the bottom of their hearts.
It's in the pursuit of profit.
Well, if you're against this profit that's destroying and turning upside down the world, uh, what are you doing?
Why are you on the same team?
Jared Holt's out there and they are the hall monitor, they are the brown shirt, the enforcer of GloboHomo Slavery Incorporated.
Maybe it's a wake-up call, right?
Anyway, that's Burger King.
That's the milkshake thing.
I don't really know where the milkshake thing originated.
I guess that's just how they do it in the UK.
Do they even call them milkshakes?
I bet they have some crazy name for them, like they do everything else.
When I say milkshake, does the Anglo even know what I'm talking about?
You know, Americans hear milkshake, they think, you know, this beverage that is like a liquid form of ice cream.
What do they call them in the UK?
Do they call them like a...
Uh-oh, a wet ice cream or something, you know?
They have these crazy names for everything.
Crazy upside-down country.
Oi!
They're throwing a wet milky.
unidentified
They're throwing a wet milky at Carl Benjamin, mate.
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Oi!
We're buying a wet milky from Burger King.
I bet they have some wild and upside-down name.
We'll have to get some Anglo expert on the show.
We'll have to get Joey Mole to tell us.
But anyway, I love making fun of that country.
Very silly, funny people.
But that's the Milkshake episode.
We're gonna take a look at our Super Chats.
We'll see what people are saying.
Wow, big recovery!
We went from 1760, collapsed down to 630.
Now we're back to 1740.
Big recovery.
We're safe.
We did it, folks.
We, uh, yeah, YouTube... YouTube can't... YouTube cannot keep us down.
You know, I am pointing with my index finger.
YouTube cannot keep us down here.
But we're going to take a look at our Super Chats and we will see...
Hey, what are the unwashed masses saying today?
I have to find out.
I have to find out what these, uh, you know, what these depth grovelers are thinking about my show today.
Uh, let's see.
Lauren Rose.
Lauren Rose says, Nick, go turtle-merd.
Turtle-merd.
Turtle mode.
Go turtle mode on the Pooper Chatters.
I always do, yeah.
I guess turtle mode for the show would be drinking water.
You know, stepping off screen for a moment.
For people that don't know, that's a reference to our D live streams.
It's one of those inside jokes.
You had to be there.
You have to be to our D live streams to get these inside jokes.
So true.
That's hilarious.
Doc Daniels says, just finished watching the last premium show.
Good stuff.
Hey, thanks, man.
Yeah, the last premium show, it was two hours.
It was a little bit over two hours.
And we talked about James Charles.
We covered the James Charles controversy in full.
We covered Human Events, the new magazine with Will Chamberlain and Raheem Kassam, and we reviewed that Faraday Speaks video.
Kind of an old video, but I had never seen it before.
We reviewed that also last night where he talks about his descent into the alt-right pipeline and some very good content there.
We pulled out the Nerf guns.
It was a great show.
Cody says, I think we should legalize murder.
Thoughts?
I disagree.
I would have to say resounding disagreement with that claim there.
Max says, hey Nick, can't believe I used to be a fan of degenerates like Amazing Atheist and Jacqueline Glenn.
Keep up the great work.
Hey, thanks man.
We've all been there.
We've all been there.
Except for me.
I was never there.
I was a little bit of a fan of Christopher Hitchens before, but never because he was an atheist.
I was always, I was always basically god-pilled.
You know, I had a moment of doubt.
I remember actually, distinctly, the moment when I thought to myself, wow, I'm an atheist now.
I remember, because I was in my bed, it was in my old house, in my old room, and I was looking up at the ceiling, and this was before I even got my own room, so this was like ancient history, when I was still sharing a room with my sister.
I remember looking up at the ceiling, and I was like, I don't think I believe in God anymore.
But then within a year, I reasoned it out, I rationaled, Rational.
I rationalized it out, and I thought, you know what, actually, that's a bunch of nonsense.
I was probably agnostic for about a minute in, like, elementary school, but then I got around, and I've never doubted since, really.
You know, and I was never very Catholic.
I came around to Catholicism later, but I was always God-filled.
So, but yeah, I hear you.
It's a journey for everybody.
You know, it's the waking up, the rising of the consciousness.
Logos rising, right, as Michael Jones says.
I don't know what that timestamp says.
Do not go to timestamp 1 minute and 6 seconds on the YouTube video titled The Nicholas J. F. Went to Show 4-26-2016 Episode 7. 10 silly arguments from the 2016 election uploaded by the channel LTVTube.
I don't know what that timestamp says.
I guess somebody will have to check it out for me.
That's a classic, though.
That's a classic episode!
Ten silly arguments, I remember that one.
Back on the Nicholas J. Fuentes show back in high school.
Good times, man.
Good times.
That was another marathon session.
When I recorded that show, I actually recorded three shows, one right after the other.
I recorded a double-feature debate with this guy Lars on healthcare and this guy Killian on progressive taxes, I think.
And then I did another, immediately after, then I did a debate with my friend Mike, my friend Michael Gilger, about Donald Trump.
And then immediately after that, I did my 10 Silly Arguments video.
So it was one after the other.
Very long, grueling schedule.
But that only made me stronger.
I was born in it.
You merely adopted live-streaming.
I was born in it.
I was born in it.
Doc Daniel says, hello.
Yes, that's right.
Every UK nationalist is an MI5 agent.
You'll see I've been proven right before.
Why is it that everything I say always comes true?
Okay, thank you.
Watched Joe Owens talk since.
Okay, a little confusing chat there, but thank you.
I'll pay attention from now on.
Cassie, Queen of Spades Dylan says, what do you think of these MGTOW YouTubers promoting transhumanist sex and reproduction?
Disavow.
Very unnatural.
Unorganic.
We're against that kind of stuff.
Look, I'm a bit of a futurist in the sense that I'm not a capital T traditionalist.
Um, but I'm not, I'm not of this mind that we need to merge with machines and become, you know, anti-human and robots and all that.
Very against that.
So we have to be futurists.
We have to, I think, uh, you know, get with the times a little bit and understand technology's a part of us now.
We have to preserve our humanity.
We have to preserve what it means to be human.
So I'm against all that stuff.
But I'm not really familiar with the MGTOW angle on that.
I know about the transhumanist stuff and, you know, artificial reproduction, but I don't know about the MGTOW.
I guess the argument goes that we're not going to need women once you have, you know, artificial wombs and all that.
I disavow!
We have to fix women.
Not abandon women.
Not, not, uh, well, you know, we have to, I think, cancel them for now.
But we have to fix women, ultimately.
We can't swear off them.
Men need women.
I think women do have this complementary effect on men.
They always have.
That's why, when they become one flesh, this is unique.
This is necessary.
Um, but they, but they do need to be fixed.
But there are problems, you know?
So I'm not MGTOW.
I'm not anti-woman.
I'm not saying I'm not one of these psychos that says women are all evil and you have to get rid of them or we can't be with them or anything like that.
We just have to relearn what we have forgotten about the gender roles.
Men have to become men again.
Women have to become women again.
It is a process of rediscovering this arcane Perennial knowledge, you know, that's that's the task but these people that say no we're off women women are bad That's not the right approach.
That's wrong.
That's wrong.
We need to make babies and You know, look she's got to happen one way or the other.
All right Simon Scola says Sharia made a great point on Twitter of throwing milkshakes at people is okay.
What about putting bacon outside a mosque?
They're both nonviolent exactly, right exactly, right exactly, right You know, any act of political expression.
If you can throw a milkshake at a politician, why can't you do the most extreme thing online that's non-violent?
Why can't you do the kind of demonstrations that are banned all the time?
It's an incredible double standard.
It just goes to show that the rules just don't matter.
All these people trying to hold them to their own standards.
We have to make them play by their rules, or we have to defend principles universally, and even defend the left sometimes.
The rules don't matter.
They are the people that run the show, and so they just dominate us, and that's the reality that we have to understand.
You know, when it comes to the media, when it comes to politics, it's not this, oh, like, we're fighting against them.
No, like, they run it.
They run the show, okay?
And when they do this kind of stuff, this is just meant to demoralize us.
This is just meant to say, this is who we are, and you're nothing.
You're nothing.
The law does not protect you.
The market does not protect you.
Nothing protects you.
We are the law.
And you are political insurrections, or insurrectionaries, is that a word?
You are political radicals.
You're enemies of the state, basically.
And that's what we have to come to terms with.
You know, people always complaining about, this is a double standard.
Somebody explain to me why CNN says this, but, you know, they treated Obama one way, but Donald Trump another way.
Yeah, get with it.
They run the media.
That's not new, okay?
That's not new.
So, that's reality I think our side has to kind of face.
Cassie says, thoughts on Emily Ukas?
I'm not a fan, not really a fan.
She's a little edgy, a little out there for my taste, a little cuckoo, a little out there.
Young Lungs says, Nick ruffling the feathers of hard-working men and women on a Monday morning.
That goes down about as easy as a shot of lemon juice, no chaser.
Wait, here's the chaser.
Wagees rise up.
Yeah, going hard against the Wagees this morning.
With my anti-wagee stream, I'm providing content for the wagees.
The wagees toil, and I am the soundtrack of the wagee's life, you know?
The blackpilled, nihilistic wagee, you know, all of the illusions have been destroyed.
He understands that he is just a cog in the machine, and I am the soundtrack of the revolution, you know?
All these disillusioned, dispossessed masses, as they go to work in the factories, as they trudge to work in the mines, Soot on their faces, you know dirty suspenders their hats, but they've got but they've got in their earbuds They've got the revolution.
They've got America first the voice of the nation the voice of the people, right?
So so we are with the working class.
We are with the working people.
The show is becoming nauseable.
We are unironically National Bolsheviks now Young Lung says Nick be looking like Drake from Drake and Josh but acting like Megan from Drake and Josh towards us wagies.
It's like he thinks we're Josh from Drake and Josh.
Yeah, that's that's really terrific.
Yeah, thank you.
I don't even know how to react to that.
unidentified
Yeah, well, I don't know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Okay, Drake and Josh.
I don't know what that, where this is coming from.
The superchats just make up their own memes.
I don't even know where this stuff comes from.
The pee-pee poo-poo, the Drake and Josh, the, what was that, um, what is that dance, the cha-cha slide people are doing in the superchats for months.
I don't know where these people get this stuff.
John Q Public says, I'm an Alabama fetus in trimester three.
Thanks to the government.
Hoes can't kill me.
Yeah, that's really, that's really edgy, dude.
Very based in Red Pilled.
Zoomer Hub says, why do I keep having fantasies of big breasts?
No, okay.
I'm not reading this.
He says he's basically having these degenerate fantasies.
I don't know if that's a joke.
I don't even know if I'm going to respond to that.
Twin Reverbs says, that was a bass in a red pill stream on DLive earlier.
Take my shekels, big guy.
Hey, thanks, bro.
Thank you so much.
My throat's a little bit dry, a little bit scratchy.
It's the allergies.
It's the post nasal drip.
It's the fact that I've been streaming for eight hours today, and I'm on no sleep, and I'm hungry!
But we're gonna power through.
We're gonna power through all these superchats.
I will bravely take your money and read your superchats.
I will soldier on.
This is the cross that I bear.
I will, I will soldier on through these superchats.
I will take your money.
I will read your chats.
This is my cross to bear.
You know, some people, they work in the mines.
Some people, they are defending our freedom overseas.
And I'm out here live streaming one to two hours a night, reading your super chats for money.
And you know, everybody, but everybody's got their struggles, right?
Billy says, now that's a good haircut.
Hey, thank you, man.
I appreciate that.
I feel like it could have been a little bit tighter on the side.
I feel like it could have been, I never get it tight enough as I want it on the side.
I want to bring it in a little bit more.
What are you gonna do?
I guess it's a more conservative look.
Maybe that's, you know, as conservative as you can get without it being like a fash cut or whatever.
But thanks.
Hyman says, I hate Mondays.
Yeah, relatable.
Relatable, I hear ya.
That's life, right?
You know, that's life.
That's the real red pill.
You know, when you wake up and it's Friday, and then you wake up and it's Monday, and you wake up and it's Friday, and you wake up and it's Monday, and you realize, oh, you know, that's just how life goes, right?
It's just the inexorable marching forward.
The stream of time, it goes in one direction, it does not stop.
You know, that's kind of the red pill, right?
Steve Z says McDonald's finally addresses the milkshake question.
Yes, very critical question, the milk question.
I had a milkshake the other night.
You know, I'm such a, I'm such a cavone.
Last night, I said to myself, you know, the premium show was always a bummer.
I can never motivate myself to do it.
So I said, I'll go out for a little drive.
I'll get a milkshake and that'll motivate myself to do the stream.
So I go out, I get a big milkshake and I'm eating it.
I'm having a great time.
And then I go back home, I procrastinate for hours, and I finally do the premium show.
I said, you know what?
I did a good job.
I'm gonna reward myself and go get Chick-fil-A.
So I'm thinking, you know, I go, I go and I get a milkshake as an incentive, and then I go and reward myself.
It kind of defeats the purpose if you just, if you just are eating like a slob no matter what.
You know, it kind of ruins the effect.
Well, I'll reward myself.
Well, you rewarded yourself before and after, so it's kind of a broken system, right?
Anyway, Zoomer Hub says, Jesus was an incel, lol.
Pretty sure he was volcel.
I'm gonna venture to guess the son of man, probably, you know, volcel, if anything.
Ronson says, Nick, I saw you playing GTA 5 the other day on DLive and decided to pick it up.
Very fun game.
You gotta love peace trucking a bunch of degenerates.
Okay, disavow, disavow, hateful rhetoric in the chat.
Hard disavow for hateful, hateful rhetoric in the chat has no place on this show.
Hateful rhetoric in the chat has no place on the show.
Hard to savow.
But yeah, I don't know, what did you just hear about Grand Theft Auto 5?
Nibba be like, oh I saw that Grand Theft Auto game, decided to pick it up.
What did you just hear about this?
It's only the biggest game ever in history.
It's been out for like 10 years.
5 years.
I remember when I first got that game, so many years ago.
When was it, like 2014, 2015?
unidentified
Jeez.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I remember when it came out, I was like, Dad, can you drive me to GameStop?
I have to get Grand Theft Auto.
My parents were like, we're not gonna let you get it.
I'm like, come on, I'm like 16, just let me get it.
unidentified
It's fun.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
And we didn't go that night, but we ended up going eventually to pick it up.
I remember we had to get it the day it came out.
It was this big download.
I had it for PS3.
It was before the next-gen consoles were even that widespread.
Jeez, and that's all we would do.
We'd just play Grand Theft Auto with the homies, you know.
Good times, man, good times, memories, and now, and how, how things change, you know?
Same game, but you go from hang with the homies, you're in high school, what's your biggest concern?
Grades, homework, you know, Model UN.
Fast forward, you're playing the same game, and now you're on some racist D-Live stream, you know?
Now, and now you're streaming for 300 people, getting Lionel points, Playing the same game, how, you know, and it's like that meme of Pepe and the clock is moving in four dimensions and he's, you know, he's holding his hat, he's holding on for dear life, he's crying because he understands.
He understands the nature of our predicament, of the human predicament, right?
You know, playing the same game but you fast forward in four dimensions.
Oh, yeah, but what are you gonna do, right?
MD Extreme says, dear men of Brittenstan, we're selling batteries all week and have fun.
Love, Energizer.
Yeah, pretty soon.
Glenn says, you work too hard for us, big guy, or maybe you just secretly like hanging out with us.
Regardless, still appreciate it.
Yeah, thanks.
Yeah, maybe I do like you guys deep down.
I'm like Squidward, you know?
I'm like Squidward.
Misanthropic, right?
I care about my clarinet.
I care about my euphonium.
I'm up all day in my tiki head house, hating my job, but secretly, you know, loving the people.
Secretly loving what I do, right?
Truly the Squidward of the movement.
Ashton says, I only like my iCarly racist.
Thanks, Nicker.
I'm not racist.
I am an anti-racist advocate.
It was a joke.
That is what the media slanders me as, but I am a campus conservative.
Jimbo says, looking sharp, big guy.
God bless all the Nickers.
Yo, thanks, big guy.
Zoomer Hub says, gay for Jess.
Sus, my name Jeff.
This is just YouTube poop.
Doc Daniels says, I'm a monarchist, but I'm going guillotine mode on the Burger King.
I'm cleaning my machete to hack through the Vietnam jungle to get to American burger.
Ah, yes.
Yeah, one day American burger will become a reality.
We will open up the America first burger stand in Vietnam, where nationalists from across the world will seek refuge.
Now that I've seen John Wick, you know what it'll be like?
I'll have American burger.
And you'll have nationalists from across the world.
They will come there, you know, they will get their information from somebody and they'll give the little token, you know, they'll give the marker of the coin.
And I'll be like, I'll be like, you know, in some in some crazy exaggerated Vietnamese Asian accent, I'll be like, what can I get you today?
And I'll pass the marker and I'll be like, come with me.
And we'll go into the back and we'll get the Nerf guns.
We'll get the Nerf guns, right?
So we're changing it a little bit.
We're making it John Wick mode now.
Billy says, I got a haircut the other day in the place I go to.
Hired a flamboyant gay dude.
Lisp and acrylic nails that he had to stop and take off mid haircut.
Did an okay job, but still SMH.
I felt gross after.
Yeah, hard to survive for that, that's unfortunate.
I wouldn't get my hair cut by somebody like that.
I can't get my hair cut by women, let alone some flamboyant homosexual.
To me, what really is jumping the shark to me is the makeup and the nails.
I feel like with these people, People are starting to realize why they were oppressed.
Honestly, people are starting to realize, oh, that's why we treated them so badly.
Because it started out like, I'm a little bit different, but I'm just like you, but a little bit like, I have fashion sense, you know?
That's what it was portrayed as on television.
And then here we are 10 years later, and they're just like, And it's like, what is wrong with you?
You're like, you're a crazy person.
You're not like me, but you're just like guys.
You're like me, but you have a mental disorder.
You're a mental insane person.
You should be locked up.
You're crazy.
There's something wrong with you.
You know, because it started out like, I just want to kiss the other gender, the same gender.
And now, they're like, now we're all drag queens now.
We're all drag queens, and we're all pedophiles, and we're all giving each other AIDS!
And I'm whipping my partner in the middle of the street, and I'm wearing leather now.
It's like, what happened?
How long did that take?
15 years?
It took 15 years to go from Ellen DeGeneres, and who are some of the other high-profile ones?
I guess I'm like the same gender, to whatever is going on now.
So yeah, like the acrylic nails, that's where I draw the line.
I'm like, you know what?
Like, I have friends who are homosexual, okay?
And it's like, it seems there's a lot of them in the conservative movement, strangely.
And it's like, whatever.
You know, I don't approve, but I guess I'm tolerant.
We're Christian, right?
So, everybody's a sinner, blah blah blah, all that kind of thing, whatever.
But it's like, these people, they just push.
They're like every other group.
In this country that we're getting red-pilled about, they get an inch, and they take six million miles, and they push, and they push, and they push.
And it's like, okay, we have had enough now, all right?
It's enough.
It was one thing when you just want to do your own.
That goes with everybody, frankly.
It goes with all these different groups.
And it's like I was saying the other week, with women, with minorities, with immigrants, you know, it's with women.
We just want to work.
We just want the vote.
All this.
And now it's, I'm just going to stab my uterus.
I can't get an abortion from a doctor?
Joke's on you.
I'll just start stabbing myself.
You know?
I mean, I guess that's basically what's happening.
And with the immigrants, you know, it started out, oh, please, sir.
I can't do it.
I can't even do a Hispanic accent.
Was that an Hispanic accent?
I can't even do one.
But they'll be like, please, I just want a job.
What a bad attempt.
I just want work in America.
I just want to live in a stable democracy.
And now these people are like, hey Holmes, I can only do an accent like that.
Hey Holmes, you're in the wrong neighborhood now.
And I kind of lost it there, but you get the picture.
Everybody, they get an inch, they take a mile.
We got to shut it down, fellas.
Time to shut it down.
You know, oy vey.
Well, what would be the, what would be the European expression?
Oh my gosh, shut it down.
You know, that's, that's what we're saying in 2019.
So a little bit of a, a little bit of a tangent there going off a little bit, but That's just the general sentiment.
It's just like, people just don't know how to act.
White people know how to act, generally speaking.
They're like, you know, here's the line.
We respect it.
We don't need a law.
We don't need the culture to tell us.
There's a line.
Okay.
You know, for the most part.
And that's getting worse.
But that was always the case.
Here's a line.
We're going to act reasonably.
We are going to act in a civilized manner.
All these other people, it's like, if you're not actively saying like, please behave.
Please act like a normal person.
It's like all hell breaks loose.
Hey, please behave.
Please be responsible.
Have a little integrity.
Be an orderly member of society.
And they're like, hey, please stop.
You're oppressing me.
Whatever.
All right, we'll stop.
And then before you even have a chance to put your hands up, they're like slashing your throat, you know, with their acrylic nails.
So, anyway.
Zoomer Hub says, I read the Bible and now I'm gay.
I never saw it coming.
Disavow.
Disavow that message.
Ed Lundgren says, good show, Nick.
Hey, thanks, man.
Medieval Dad says, as a straight man, I disavow poo-poo sodomies for the gays.
Highly true.
Think of that, right?
I mean, is that not the red pill?
Is that not- does that not tell you everything you need to know in the beginning?
That it's- it's sodomy?
I mean, hello.
Blue Quadrant says, I found a hot-based Catholic girl last night, but she doesn't have feet.
What do I do?
Break up.
Break up.
Breakup department can't can't have that you know we got to be firing on all cylinders You know third positionist that can mean a number of things, but you know we have to have the third position as well We have to have all the positions all the gears have to be locked and loaded.
You know what I'm talking about so You know people asked me last week based Catholic girl, but one arm I I'm sure she's a, you know, just give it a try, you know, give it a try.
Maybe it'll work out, but it's like, I don't know.
Maybe it's not so much for me, right?
Grand Theft Auto, maybe, maybe I'll have one of these, maybe I'll have one of these, you know, rom-com type stories where it's like, I'm in the video store.
It's all like 2000s, 1990s.
I'm in the video store.
We both reach for the same DVD.
She only has one arm.
We both reach for taxi driver.
She has an eyepatch and one arm.
She reaches for the same DVD.
And maybe I deliver a line from the movie or something.
And we fall in love, and I realize, wait a minute, she's black-pilled too.
She's Joker-pilled as well.
And we're both gonna get matching mohawks and, uh, you know, army jacket.
And we're both gonna get, you know, a quick-draw thing.
Maybe that'll... then I'll realize, hey, wait, everybody's equal.
Everybody's fine.
It's not about what's on the outside.
Right?
Maybe that'll be my penance.
GrantTheftAuto says, you should debate Fat Destiny, aka Vaush.
VAUSH?
What is that?
V-A-U-S-H?
I don't know who that is.
But sure.
unidentified
I8.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Oh, he just does the meme of the white girl surrounded by other people.
Yeah, nice.
Uwuvolt says, hey there big guy, did you see the AJ plus anti-semitic article on how Jews exploit the Holocaust and Tim Pool's 70 IQ response to it?
Have a Big Mac on me.
Well, thanks.
Didn't see Tim Pool's response, but I saw the article and I talked about this on the premium show.
As human events covered, AJ+, Al Jazeera, doing the article about Jews exploiting the Holocaust.
So I actually did give my take on that on the premium show.
Okay, I'm not reading this.
This is blasphemous.
Yeah, that's a very good observation.
That is a very good observation.
Bill says, 1984 is like your idea of hating Hitler as a first principle where both sides claim the book is representing their plight and it always has.
Yeah, that's a very good observation.
That is a very good observation.
Very true.
Noit Mai says, I won't stop watching until this gets 10,000 viewers every show.
Well, it ends up getting about 18,000 now overall.
But yeah, 10,000 concurrent viewers.
We're headed there.
We're headed there.
We were doing a hundred live viewers two years ago.
Now we're up to like, we're averaging at least 1,600 per night.
So it's been growing.
It's been growing.
I've been very grateful.
Joey says bro.
I don't know what is going on with Owen lately But he has turned into a boomer his solution equates to not getting involved and live in the woods.
I don't know.
I think um Look, I'll say this You know people trying to stir up the drama I'm sure there's areas where well, I don't know.
don't even watch his content that much.
I think I've watched a couple of his streams in full, so I don't know his whole deal, but I don't want to start drama with him.
You know, if he thinks the best approach is to go and live in the woods and, you know, start a family and get a farm, I think there's a lot to that.
I don't think that's the only solution.
I think some people will do that, and that's fine, and some people will stick around and try to infiltrate, and, you know, so I'm not gonna go against that.
I think that's, that is one way, among other things, to react to the system, and I don't think it's a particularly bad way.
It's just, you know, I happen to believe that people have to get involved, people have to stand their ground and all that, but if people want to go out and raise their kids and start their own farm, look, as long as you're having kids, that's fine, too.
And I understand why people want to get out or maybe need to get out of the city or whatever, so I'm not gonna go against that.
I don't think that's a boomer take.
A boomer take would be to say everything's fine.
Tyrone says, what do you think Ben Shapiro is like off-camera?
Exactly like he's like on-camera.
Arrogant, rude, just, you know, all the rest.
Unlikeable.
You know, he's not a very likable guy on camera.
Like, he puts on a very likable persona.
He's a nasty, short, little man in every sense of the word.
So, I'm sure it's like that off-camera as well.
Gavin says, me and the fellow Zoomers missed you at AmRen this year.
Anyways, have you seen Senator Josh Hawley's recent speech?
A good white pill.
Yeah, yeah.
Josh Hawley's a real deal.
Very compelling speech.
And a lot of my friends, very white-pilled about that.
So, very exciting.
Yeah, sorry I missed you guys at AmRen.
It was a little bit disappointing, you know?
Hopefully, there'll be an opportunity to meet everybody again.
I'm just kind of ashamed because we have so few opportunities like that to meet everybody, you know, ESOLabs and the people and all that, so it's disappointing that I couldn't attend this year.
But, you know, maybe we'll do something else this year.
I don't know.
Maybe I'll go to Politicon or maybe there'll be another conference.
I don't know, but we'll see.
Chungus says, kind of ironic that the America First mug is made in China.
unidentified
Is it?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Oh yeah, it is.
Well, you know, that's the way it works right now, okay?
That's the way it is right now.
You want to pay $25 for a mug or $30?
I don't know how much it even costs.
It's $15 now.
You want to pay $30 for a mug?
Be my guest.
But until the trade changes, all right, then that's just the way it is.
I can't be penalized for this, right?
That's just the way the system works.
So, people always expect the little guy to, you know, we're gonna lead the one-man revolution here.
The policy's gotta change first, okay?
I can't help that it's competitive in China, it's not competitive in America.
That's on my fault.
AJ asks, as I started watching The Sopranos, and it is unironically based in Redfield.
Just saw the episode where they tried to diagnose this kid with autism.
Yeah, very true.
Italians are based.
Very traditional, very wholesome, religious, God-fearing people.
The ultimate pill is the med pill.
I am very much a staunch med, I don't want to say supremacist, but a med nationalist, I guess you could say.
You know, I see Salvini.
What a Chad.
You know, Tony Soprano.
We're just, we're just the best.
Everybody else is coping.
Anglos, Nords, Slavs, all these others.
You're coping.
You know, meds?
Meds are the ultimate.
Like I said, Roman Empire, Renaissance, we got the church, we got it all, baby!
We invented fascism, we got it all!
That last one's a joke, kind of.
Mr. Krabs ASMR says, when's the next Twitch stream?
I'm done with Twitch.
Twitch is dumb.
I have literally no reason to stream on Twitch.
The payment structure is terrible.
It's worse.
The terms of services are worse.
They're not nice to me.
I hate Twitch.
I'm done with them.
Pinky Culture says, E-Verify sounds good.
I supported something like that back when I was a leftist.
I was, and still am, pro working class.
That's what it's all about.
That's what it's about, is a working class.
Socrates says, Fact, Eurobeat equals greatest Italian invention.
Not really keen on the Euro music, but all right.
Cheryl LeMayne says the Distributist says the same thing.
If voting mattered, they wouldn't let us vote freely.
Yeah, I think somebody... That's a great quote who I forget... Somebody said this.
Some prominent person said this.
I'm paraphrasing, but I forget who said it.
Raymond says, free super chat.
Yo, thanks.
Jimbo says, Mom, stop hogging the bandwidth.
It's ruining my stream.
It wasn't on my end.
It was on YouTube's end.
My Streamlabs says, still streaming.
Restream says, it's still sending the signal.
It was a problem with YouTube when we went offline there.
Hyman Protector says, YouTube?
Yeah, thank you.
James Russell says, unironically adorable for your mom to tell you.
I don't know what you're talking about.
That's my producer.
Holy Roscoe says, just if it sounded like my mom, it's only because, um, It's only because this studio, it distorts the sound a little bit.
So that was actually my very masculine assistant Bryce, a cat boy, one of many working on the America First team here, here at America First headquarters.
But you know, it's something, it's with the glass I guess, it distorts the audio.
Just like if you ever see a picture of me, it might look like I'm 5'10", 5'11", but I'm actually 6'9".
It's just that it's always distorted because of the camera, you know?
So, um, that's what you're dealing with constantly.
We're dealing with, uh, you know, this, this, uh, you-know-what run reality where it's all distorted.
It's Albert Einstein is distorting it against, against the Aryan.
So, uh, let's see.
Holy Roscos has just went to Target.
I was the only white person.
Indian families yelling, Hispanic babies crying, Muslim women silent, Star Wars bar scene.
That's hilarious and totally true.
That's exactly The kind of circus that we're going to be feasted to in the coming years.
Blade Runner 2049.
It's true.
It's just, you know, alien planet.
We got all these different groups of people.
It's just, you know, crying, carrying on, doing their thing.
The decline of order.
That's what it's all about.
MDA Extremes' lab coats say an enormous black object may have torn a hole in the Milky Way.
I think it's a projection of their sexual psyches or symbolic of society.
Mmm, highly true.
Projection!
Pure projection, says Freud, right?
ASDF says, are you sure this will help us sell more burgers?
Yeah, right, exactly.
Really Good Comics says, throwing a milkshake at someone could lead to escalated political violence?
I don't know, Nick.
The slippery slope has never been proven true before.
Edit.
Wow, thanks for the reddit gold, kind stranger.
Gotta love Really Good Comics, yeah.
Slippery slope, very true.
Very real.
And I'm sure it'll happen with that as well.
God's Plants says it's good to see Milo own some libs again.
Yeah, I don't know about that.
Milo is not really owning the libs.
Look, the time for Milo to be based in Red Pill was years ago.
I'm so tired of these people where they were the shit, you know, they were the big thing, they had all the money, they had all the opportunity, and they sold out, and now that their donors pulled out, now that the big money pulled the rug out from under them, now they want to pander to the dissident right?
Oh, please.
Oh, please.
You know, there was an opportunity for you to do that, and I'm... and it's not even... look, it's not totally personal with me and him, but it's like you had an opportunity to fight this stuff, you had an opportunity to be more explicit and all that, but you didn't because you're making too much money, and you had a nice gig at Breitbart, and you got a fat paycheck, and now that none of that stuff is happening, and, you know, you're out of money, and you don't have a revenue source, now you come crawling back, and now you want to become based in a red pill?
Oh, yeah, sorry.
But I don't know who you are.
I don't recognize you.
So, uh, so, with all these people, and that's what happens with all of them, so, I don't, I don't really feel any obligation.
I don't really feel excited when they, you know, find some new hustle, some new grift.
It's like, you know, you had your chance, and you showed your true colors.
Interdimensional Harmony says, Long live Stannis, the man is first of his name.
Azor, King of the Andals and the First Men.
Lord of the, I don't know if this is Game of Thrones, but it's very cringey anyway.
But let's see what else is being said.
Any other non-cringe superchats?
Max says, ever consider a bizarro world episode?
Good evening, big boys.
Tonight on Israel First, we're talking about the Palestinian question.
That sounds very, that sounds like a very bad idea.
Sounds like a very bad idea for a couple of reasons.
Number one, it's not funny.
Number one, that's not very ironic.
Wignats don't really understand irony.
Hey Guillaume!
Hey Guillaume!
They're just literally too dumb to understand irony.
That's why they don't like the irony bros, because they're not high IQ enough to get it.
Their sense of irony is like, Hey, Goyam.
Ha ha ha.
Hey, Goyam.
Ah, oi fey.
unidentified
Oh, I'm breaking all the rules.
Oh, hello fellow goyim, wink.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
We have six million, oy vey, we have six million viewers on the show today.
unidentified
Haha, you know, they're just so stupid.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
No, that is not funny.
That is not subtle.
You don't get it.
No, thank you.
We'll not be doing some jokey, wonky type stream like that.
Some gimmicky thing.
No.
Next.
That's problem number one.
Problem number two, I don't want to get banned off of YouTube, okay?
People are like, hey, here's this idea.
You should have David Duke on your show.
You should have Chris Cantwell on your show.
I like being on YouTube.
Alex Ware says milk goes in, shake comes out.
Can't explain that.
I don't know what that means.
Yeah, I saw that.
I don't know why they're writing new articles about that.
I did see the new article.
This is like a year old tweet.
because you said that women shouldn't use bad words.
I remember you mentioning this a while back.
Yeah, I saw that.
I don't know why they're writing new articles about that.
I did see the new article.
This is like a year-old tweet, and it was clickbait.
I tweeted out, women shouldn't say bad words.
RT, if you agree.
And predictably, you get all these dumbass women who are like, F U, F U S bag, you know, whatever, you know, and they swear, and they reveal themselves.
People are so stupid.
You're like, in a very, you know, in a way that is baiting.
But you say, hey, don't do something.
And they do exactly what you say.
It's like, people are just so dumb.
I don't think women should swear.
And they swear on command.
Like, you're, come on.
How do you not see what's going on?
How do you not see the game I'm playing there?
But people just like, oh, yeah?
You think women should swear?
Well, I've got news for you.
F you!
I'm a classless idiot, you know?
Like, oh, congratulations.
And then they do articles.
This guy said, this MAGA judge said women shouldn't swear, and he got totally owned.
unidentified
Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Because a bunch of dumb whores swore at me and showed how classless and gross they are?
Yeah, congratulations.
You played yourself, bitch.
Congratulations, you played yourself, whore.
You played yourself, Roasty.
Yeah, sorry, pea-brained woman.
Maybe that's why you should focus more on two slices of bread, peanut butter, and jelly than political commentary.
Maybe you should leave that to the big-brained men.
That's more bait.
That's more joking, satire bait.
You know, again, women would not understand this.
They would say, whoa, he says women should be in the kitchen and they're dumb.
It's just very high level.
You have to have a very high IQ to watch this show.
Women do not possess this.
Women possess the intellectual capacity.
That's jokes.
I'm only joking, sweetheart.
You're a genius.
You're very smart.
No.
Sweetheart, you are intelligent.
All those other girls, they can't hack it.
But you, babe, you watching this show, you really got it going on.
I think you're really special.
I think you have something really interesting to say about politics.
I listen to you talk about the political situation, and it's really refreshing.
You have a lot of takes that I can tell are very original.
Very fresh.
And I like talking to you about that.
I want to talk to you about politics.
That is something that I find interesting and engaging, and it's something that I'm getting something out of it as well.
I enjoy our political conversations.
You, sweetie, you, the girl watching this, you got it going on.
It's all the others that I, you know, that I'm skeptical of.
Jokes, everybody!
It's jokes!
Relax.
But I'm just kidding.
But I'm just kidding.
We love the female race.
Theo Johnson says, oi freestyle we get down for the UK, we hold the crown.
Oi mate!
Yeah, beautiful.
Lauren Rose says, loved your speech at AMRIN, big guy.
Stay thick.
Oh, thank you.
IJ says, thanks for all you do bro.
After watching you in the sweat I got my life together in a meaningful way and now I have a GF in the future.
When things get tough remember you are out there literally saving lives.
We love you!
Thank you, bro.
I appreciate that.
Thank you so much.
I appreciate it.
And I am glad to hear that.
Glad to hear that you're turning your life around and glad that it's making a difference.
You know, we do the show to entertain.
I do the show because it's fun and it's funny and, you know.
People get a kick out of it, but I also like to hear that people hear the show, they get a message of optimism, ultimately they get a message of hope, they get life-pilled, and they say, you know what?
I gotta stop being a lazy bum.
I gotta get out of the house, you know?
Even if I'm not doing it.
So, that's good to hear, man.
God bless.
Reddit says Britbongs call tractor trailers lorries.
How silly.
This is totally goofy.
Silly people, you know with their silly names for everything.
Konky says the feel when you will never share a room.
Oh right, disavow.
Reshi with a hundred CHF.
I don't know what currency that is, so I don't know how big that is, but thanks.
He says no, this is called America first, but will you do a special take for the upcoming EU elections?
The new EU party around Godfather Salvini might be the biggest white pill of the year.
For everyone who cares about... I'll say white people.
I'm not gonna say what you said.
Yeah, I'll probably cover the European elections.
Usually we don't like to get too into Europor politics, but that's a big deal and Salvini obviously leading the charge.
Polling very high.
So yeah, we will definitely cover that.
Based one says, would you support progressive taxes?
Yeah, I think progressive taxes are the only way to go.
I used to be against them, but now I am for them.
Now I'm for progressive taxation.
Although I think taxes should be lowered.
Honestly, I would be in favor of a progressive tax.
Or graduated tax.
But I think a consumption tax is better than an income tax.
So I would probably say a progressive tax is better than a flat tax, but I would say that a consumption tax is better than any income tax.
Because the income tax is regressive.
The only people that pay income tax are people that make an income, people that have a W-2.
You know, if you're a very rich person, you get your income in different ways.
You know, you don't get income in the same way.
You know, your stocks appreciate, your assets appreciate, you have investment income, and it's taxed differently.
And when it's taxed differently, they end up paying a lower rate or less taxes.
And everybody knows this.
So actually, the income tax basically punishes middle class people.
You know, poor people, like, don't pay a lot.
Middle class people, they just have to pay.
You know, they don't have a lot of exemptions, or rather deductions, or anything like that.
They don't have lawyers.
They don't have accountants.
They don't have, you know, investment income, typically.
They just have their income from working, and they just pay their quarter, their third, you know, 25, 30 percent, whatever, and it's not fair.
So I'm in favor of a progressive tax, but the much better tax you could have is some kind of VAT tax, some kind of consumption tax, where rich people that are buying a lot, it's a lot of conspicuous consumption, they are getting taxed.
And if you don't buy a lot, then you're not getting taxed.
You get to keep what you earn, and if you don't spend a lot, then you just get to save your money.
And that rewards people that save their money.
That rewards people being financially independent and solvent and not being debtors, But you understand the system doesn't want that.
The system wants debtors.
So that's why it is the way it is.
But yeah, I support progressive, but I support consumption more than income.
Samo says, can you unblock a brother on Twitter?
Sam, oh for real?
No, no, I don't do unblocking.
I guess if you get suspended you come back then maybe I'll unblock you but in the meantime Actually, well, what did he tweet at me?
I feel like I've looked at this one before Sammo for real Let me see if I recognize The Avi I don't really recognize the Avi Yeah, you know what?
All right.
You know what?
All right We'll unblock.
Excuse me, we'll unblock.
But that's the only one I'm unblocking.
Don't anybody else expect they're gonna come in?
Can I get an unblock?
Whatever.
That's a one-time deal.
David Sperner says, Nick, WTF?
Why are baby zombies so fast in Minecraft?
I don't know, it's BS.
I don't like the baby zombies, but... Because they're babies, you know, they're high energy.
Lauren Rose says, uh, would you rather consensually kiss Melfi or Cassie?
Uh, definitely Melfi.
I don't, I never liked Cassie.
I never thought Cassie was pretty, frankly.
Look, Cassie Dillon is young.
That's about all that you can say about her.
That's what it is for everybody.
Everybody looks, well, most people look good when they're young.
You know, and then people get old and they get ugly.
But that doesn't mean somebody's good looking simply because they have youth.
And this is true for boys and girls.
You know, I've seen a lot of people in high school who were, they were the shit in high school.
On both sides.
And they all grow up and they get ugly.
You know?
So that's, that's really the red pillows.
Youth!
Youth is attractive.
That's why people are better off getting married when they're young, particularly women.
Because then they hit the wall when they start to get old.
So Cassie Dillon is cute because she's young, but you look at her features, she doesn't have good features.
She's got thin lips.
She's got generally just an ugly face.
Just a big, dumb, stupid head, ugly face.
So I was never really attracted to her in that way.
I would have had a chance to hit and quit, baby.
I would have had a chance to hit it and quit it!
But, uh, but I didn't because I was never into her.
And everybody was talking about this.
When we first met, we were on a periscope together, and everybody in the live chat, all my family who was watching it back home, that was when I burst out of the scene, they were like, oh, that Cassie girl, she's in love with you.
She was giving you the bedroom eyes.
She, they didn't say that, but that's effectively what they were saying.
And, uh, and I was like, gross.
Ew!
unidentified
Ew!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Gross!
You know, some Zionist, ugly, some Zionist uggo, pass.
Even if I'm driving her home when she's drunk and I stay over at her house?
Forget it.
Forget it, babe.
Give me the show on RSVN and then we'll talk.
Give me the show on RSVN and then we'll talk about it, alright?
How's that?
How's that for sleeping your way to the top?
Except I didn't even have to sleep.
I just had to give moral support.
I just had to be a friend.
You know, I can play the game.
I can play the game as good as anybody, right?
unidentified
Stretch!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
So I would rather kiss Melfi.
Definitely.
And by that, I think you mean Brittany Venti.
I would kiss Brittany Venti.
I'd kiss Brittany Venti on the lips.
Would I get married to a pagan?
Definitely not.
But would I give Brittany Venti a kiss mouth style?
You know that I would.
But let's see poopoo King says America 2050 1 billion cappuccino colored meat bags live in individual coffins hooked up to Zuckerberg VR and a bug rule IV in the arm can't wait Poopoo King my old friend my old friend.
I'm afraid you're right I can't even laugh at this anymore because it is unironically the reality.
This is all the cappuccino colored, the meat bags, the coffins, the cages, the VR, the bugs.
It's all real.
The dream is real.
So it's actually, you have to cry now.
We have to cry now.
We were laughing before and now it's time to cry.
Now I should cry like little babies, because it's coming, man.
Lauren Rose says, have you seen Venti memeing about engagement rings?
Yeah.
She's kind of funny.
She's kind of funny when she does that.
I like how people get upset and they get triggered online.
When the e-girl triggers you, look, you just can't even, you got to pay it no mind.
People don't even trigger me online anymore.
You know, I go online, I mess around, I say what I'm going to say, I have a good time.
And then I go on my alt, okay?
I go on the main, I shitpost a little, you know, I tweet LMAO, and I, you know, I pretend I don't care, and then I hang out on my alt, and that's how you gotta play it, but people get so uptight, people get so upset about things.
It's an e-girl, relax!
People get all bent out of shape over some e-girl trying to bait you, don't fall for it.
Aaron says, loved your E-Verify moment on DLive.
Oh yeah, yeah, that was a very early moment in the stream, yeah, very fun.
Timon says, when I was 12, I put on a PowerPoint together to convince my parents to let me buy GTA V. Very red-pilled.
Yeah, my parents never let me get the M-rated games.
My parents sucked!
I remember for my birthday one year, I will never forget this, for my birthday one year I wanted Red Dead Redemption.
I wanted Red Dead Redemption.
I had been playing Infamous, because I was renting it from Blockbuster, I think.
I was playing Infamous a lot, but I told them I wanted Red Dead Redemption.
I'll never forget, I was opening up my gift, and I was like, oh, it was obviously a game case.
I was like, oh, let me guess, it's Red Dead Redemption?
And they're like, oh no, it's Infamous.
And I'm like, what the heck?
What the frick, mom?
I said I wanted Red Dead Redemption.
Why didn't you get me, you got me Infamous instead?
And she's like, well, Red Dead Redemption's rated M, and this is rated teen.
I'm like, mom, it's just Cowboys.
It's just Cowboys.
What gives?
Worst birthday ever!
So yeah, my parents are always like that.
Do you know how much I missed out on?
Because I wasn't able to play M games.
People memeing about San Andreas.
People memeing about Grand Theft Auto 4.
And I missed out.
I missed out on Kill All Humans.
I missed out on... What's the scary game where you kill people?
Manhunter or whatever I missed out on all that because my parents are like you can't have you can only play t14 You can pull it only play e10 and up and t14 Yeah, well now now look at me now now.
I look like a big idiot now.
I look like a big clown People are memeing about oh shit here We go again And I never got to experience that because I was playing battle for bikini bottom because I was playing battlefront 2 I was playing you know all this other stuff and So thanks a lot.
I eventually did get rid of that redemption But yeah, I I guess that's that's I guess the white pill about the past You look back on the past you idealize it, but then you remember you couldn't get m-rated video games You couldn't drive you didn't have any money So I guess I guess it's all relative Queen of Spades Dylan says Kyle Kuklinski has a face-sitting fetish.
Is that true?
Very interesting.
Big if true.
Underscore says, all I'll say is that 106 on that YouTube video is based in Red Pill timestamp.
Early knicker.
Shining through there.
Love you, big guy.
Okay, we'll have to go and check it out.
Cole says, I'm an Alabama fetus and I want to be free.
Hoes mad now because they can't kill me.
Going to protest at my local Burger King now.
Keep it up, big guy.
Well, thanks.
Ron Sun says Nick truly is Squidward just trying to play the clarinet and we're down here trying to give bubble-blowing lessons while screaming pee-pee boo-boo I've got a hot date and her name is clarinet.
Yeah, that's me That is so me.
I'm so Squidward, you know, just wanted to whoa and Squidward goes to the ethno state Hello, and then Squidward goes to the to the Squidward state the squid no state where it's all Squidwards And he does his dancing and he gets his can of you know, canned bread or whatever So true.
And then he realized diversity is, after all, our greatest strength, because if I'm in a world of only the same race, it's so monotonous.
Yeah, very cringe and blue pilled episode, but I guess you could say I'm Squidward.
I'm Squidward.
Max Carson says, the hoes up here in Vermont are very mad.
I've triggered some hoes by talking to them about how mad their fellow hoes are.
It's great.
That's good to hear.
Glad to hear that hoes are not pleased about the abortion law.
David Sperner says, Nick, I found the perfect woman.
She's a beautiful virgin white Catholic, but here's the catch.
She's decapitated.
What do I do?
I don't think you can fix that one.
I think that one's definitely got to be a no-go.
Fact says, want to get people woke?
Use Al Jazeera for talking points.
If they get upset, then call them Islamophobes.
That's a good strategy.
Good observation.
David Sperner says, aside from having kids, the most important thing we can do is create parallel institutions.
We have to homeschool, be landed, and be great parents.
Owen is an inspiration for young men.
I agree.
Parallel institutions is the way forward.
Machiavellis says, around whites you won't get jumped from behind.
Yeah, true.
Factual.
Fact check?
Vibe check?
Very true.
Ann Marie says, Nick, do you watch Bill Mitchell?
No.
Simon Scola says, what's the most you've paid for a book?
Probably $50.
I paid $50 for... What did I pay $50 for?
I paid $50 for the works of Joseph Demestra.
And that was like $46.
did I pay $50 for?
I paid $50 for the works of Joseph Demestra, and that was like $46, and I paid $50 for Paul Gottfried's History of the Rights, whatever it's called.
It's Some history of the American Right.
And I paid something like that for Revolution from the Middle from Sam Francis.
So $40, $50 is probably the most I've spent on these esoteric books.
I think I spent maybe $50 on Ockshot.
Maybe $50 on McLuhan.
I'm not really sure though.
It might have been, it might have been less.
I don't really remember.
Mister says, who is the best U.S.
President?
Hoff is a shabbos goy.
I don't know.
Probably George Washington.
I don't know.
Andrew Jackson is the popular answer.
It's probably my favorite.
But the best?
Who is the best?
I would probably say... Probably Abraham Lincoln.
If I could trigger the Dixie Cucks for a hot minute.
Lauren Rose says, why did you delete the tweet about girls cussing?
I mass deleted all my tweets at some point, so I think it just got deleted with the rest of those.
I think that's why.
It was a year ago.
People, why did you delete that tweet?
It was a year ago.
I don't remember.
David says, Nick, you should have Benito Mussolini on.
Oh, good idea.
Interdimensional Harmony says, please unblock.
Yeah, I can't do it.
Sorry, I told you it was a one-time deal.
Running Wild says, make business cards when these barbers ask you what you do.
Give them a few before you leave.
You know how much these women talk.
Red pill these thoughts.
It's not a thot.
It's an older woman.
I'm not giving a business card.
I don't want people watching the show.
I don't want my barber.
Look, I want to get a haircut.
I want it to be uncomplicated.
You know, the less they know, the better.
And the other guy knows what I do.
The guy who is my barber, he knows I do a show and all that and, you know, he's a little bit red-pilled.
So, but I don't need to, you know, it's good.
We got a good thing going.
Don't want to mess it up.
David Sperner says, did you see Cassie Dillon's TikTok before and after makeup?
She literally looks like Sammy Lewis.
Just another reason to take a girl to the pool and meet her mother before I give her the ring.
That is so factual.
Such a red pill on the pool and on the mother.
Always look at the mother.
It's a crystal ball, folks.
Crystal ball.
Look at the parents.
My parents told me that.
My parents are funny, man.
In middle school, they would always... Should I even say this?
I don't even know if I should say this.
Well, nobody watches this show from my neighborhood.
But, you know, they were always like the, you know, the hot shit kids in school.
And my parents, because my parents are ethnics and they're very funny, they would say, oh, you know, they think they're hot shit now, but look at their parents.
That's going to change real quick in a few years about kids.
But my parents, you know, they're very funny.
They're very funny like this.
That's why I inherited this very esoteric wisdom about the genetics, about, you know, lookism.
You know, very based in Red Pill parents.
Not gonna name any names!
But yeah, my parents were funny like that.
Very, they're characters.
You wonder where I get it.
My ethnic parents, you know, they're not Anglos.
They're not, they're not cracker Anglos.
Boring, white bread Anglos.
They're very based in Red Pill ethics.
So, uh, that's what I attributed to.
But yeah, I saw Cassie Dawn's TikTok.
Yeah, she looked like the Wicked Witch of the West without the makeup.
You know, without the makeup, it was like... Ugh!
Ugh!
Cringe department.
She puts on the makeup, she looks okay.
But it's the makeup, it's the youth.
This, this is not a lasting enterprise, right?
Uh, based ones, you should play the Mass Effect trilogy.
Another, another game I gotta play.
Okay.
interdimensional harmony a lot of crying emoji sorry sorry fella I said you know we're gonna get one unbanned that's what it's gonna be maybe you ask again tomorrow Tyler says favorite Sinatra album I don't know I don't know the albums I just know the songs you know I wasn't alive in the 50s and 60s, so I don't even think they do the discography.
I just do the remastered greatest hits, and that's what I listen to.
Is that blue-pilled?
But that's just what I do.
In the era of iTunes and Spotify, I don't really know very well the discography as I would with contemporary releases.
Because with contemporary releases, you know, when I look at the Kanye discography, it's like, well, I remember when Yeezus came out.
I remember the songs that were on Yeezus.
I remember the songs that were on Life of Pablo and on Ye, and so on.
Because I was alive, you know, I got the album, heard the 10, 15 songs, whatever.
When Sinatra's been dead for like 25 years, it's like...
I didn't go and listen to this album.
I just listen to the greatest hits.
So that's what it is for most of them.
I'm a little bit inept.
I'm a little bit lacking in that department, that knowledge department, because I don't, you know, look into the track list and everything.
So I just listen to the remastered, you know, whatever.
Briggs says, Nick, it's nine o'clock.
End the show.
Go to bed.
I can't.
I keep getting super chats.
I'm helpless.
to do anything about this.
Drew says, Nick, can you have Donald Trump on?
Yeah, I will call him up after the show.
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
That is our last Super Chat.
I think that's gonna do it for us on the show.
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