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May 30, 2019 - America First - Nicholas J. Fuentes
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Trump Announces Tariff WAR on Mexico| America First Ep. 397
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Good evening, everybody.
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 evening for another epic show.
Very epic, based in red-pilled content.
We are excited.
We are excited.
Fresh news.
That's why we're a little bit later than normal.
Fresh news.
A little bit under an hour ago we got a big announcement from the big man himself, President Trump, talking about a new threat for tariffs on Mexico.
And that's what our show is going to be about tonight.
Not much else going on.
There's like nothing going on.
You know, I sit down to do my notes for the show and I scratch my head and think, what are we going to talk about tonight?
We're going to talk about this John McCain controversy with the ship in Japan.
There's nothing happening.
So we'll be talking about the tariff threat.
Of course, President Trump tweeting out at about 6.30 this evening, 6.30 Central Time, that we will be putting a 5% tariff on Mexico on June 10th if Mexico doesn't solve the illegal immigration problem.
Of course, we have lots of illegal immigrants coming from Central America through Mexico, across the border.
Obviously, that's been the subject for months now.
That's been the crisis that we've been talking about for months.
So we'll talk about the tariff.
We'll talk about what that could do, the impact that that could have.
We'll talk about the possibility that we'll ever see that happen in our lifetimes, you know, because I seem to recall a similar threat that happened a couple of months ago and it didn't really work out.
Didn't really work out, did it?
So we'll go into that and we'll discuss and that'll be our feature for the show.
We'll also be discussing an article in the Huffington Post Today by Luke O'Brien.
And it talked a little bit about me.
It talked about some other people.
The title of the article was, Twitter Still Has a White Nationalist Problem.
And it's very interesting.
You know, they've got sort of an interesting list that Luke O'Brien compiles.
I start to get a little bit nervous because, you know, they say Richard Spencer, David Duke, Michael Enoch, these kinds of characters.
And I say, oh boy, they let me in with these guys.
My days are numbered on Twitter.
But then the list just goes on and on and it's Stefan Molyneux and Faith Goldie and Steve King and Scott Greer and it's Mike Cernovich.
So it's like the list is crazy.
So it's a crazy list.
So we're gonna talk about that article and everything it's about.
It's just so annoying that we have to deal with this, the perpetual enemy, which is the media, which is the press, these people.
You gotta love the rich irony.
You know, they get mad at me on my show.
My small show, it's not like this is Tucker Carlson Tonight, okay?
It's better.
Now, it is better, but smaller.
Obviously slightly smaller.
And they come after me and they say, oh, You're irresponsible in what you say on the show.
Or they say Twitter is irresponsible for letting Nick produce his content on Twitter, or whatever.
Where's the accountability for the journalists?
Where's the accountability on their side?
They just get to go around and lie, and make things up, and call me a white nationalist when I'm not even white?
Last name check.
Last name check?
Hello, and I'm a white nationalist?
So we'll get into that.
It's all the same.
It's all the same.
Every day it's the same.
Day in, day out, America first, great show, lots of talk about.
Immigration sucks.
Women suck.
The press sucks.
Big Macs, epic.
You know, I mean, it's all the same.
It's all the same every day.
What do you want me to do?
What do you want me to do, you know?
And I complain about it on Twitter and then people catch on fire.
And that's the alternative.
I complained about it on Twitter that nothing's happening and people are setting themselves on fire in front of the White House.
And people are setting cathedrals on fire.
You know, I was going to put something out today.
What a boring day it is.
But I didn't want anybody to catch on fire today.
Because it seems like every time, you know, last time I said that, Notre Dame goes up in flames.
I tweeted out the other day, nothing's going on.
Man self-immolates in front of the White House.
So, you know, it is what it is.
I feel like, before we get into the news, I just want to give you a little disclaimer.
If I appear a little bit red...
I was looking in the mirror today.
Am I a little bit red?
I looked on the camera.
I said, am I, is that just my usual pasty pink complexion?
Or then I realized I was in the sun all day today.
I went out to get, to acquire burger.
Okay.
I went downtown to get a cheeseburger.
And I thought to myself when I was on the way, I was like, should I just go to McDonald's?
It's five minutes.
I'll be back home in five minutes.
I was like, nah, I gotta go get the good stuff, gotta get the burger that I want.
So I go 30 minutes downtown, I come back, it's like 50 minutes in traffic, and I'm just cooking.
I wore a black sweatshirt, it's 80 degrees, why did I do that?
You know, it's a black car, so I'm just baking in traffic.
So if I look a little red, and also if I appear a little delirious, I know people have been commenting, You know, somebody said on Twitter, he sounds like he's going crazy.
And people in the comments are saying, he's, did he drink Monster today?
What's, what's going on with him?
So if I sound a little delirious today, it could be that.
That could be what it is, because my head's hurting and, you know, symptoms of dehydration, perhaps, you know, concussion-like symptoms because of the heat stroke, perhaps, something like that.
So just, just a little disclaimer there before we jump in.
I don't really have any other anecdotes, you know, usually we have Smaller story, something else, but I'm fresh out.
I'm fresh out.
There's nothing happening, right?
So we're gonna dive right in.
We'll be talking about this Luke O'Brien piece.
And I actually just found out some very interesting details about the author of this article, this Huffington Post article.
Like I said, the Twitter has a white nationalist problem article.
Like I said, I found out a couple of minutes ago about the author, Luke O'Brien, who wrote the piece.
He's actually somewhat of an interesting character.
You know, I look at these right-wing extremist-type journalists.
This is a whole class of people, and we'll get into this in a moment.
And we're familiar with all the names, the people that are on the...
Right-wing extremist, white nationalist, journalistic beat.
You know, it's Jared Holt, it's Christopher Matthias, it's Luke O'Brien, it's Jessica Schoelberg, I think is her name, it's Talia Levin, that disgusting pig, that disgusting, ugly, fat, slob pig.
Almost said something.
Didn't really want to go there.
Didn't want to go there quite, you know, didn't want to quite get there yet, but you know Talia Levin is there.
Yeah, good thing I clarified that it was heatstroke.
Gives me a little plausible deniability.
Talia Levin is on.
She's on the beat.
And so normally with these journalists, they're all Joe Bernstein.
They're all the same, right?
They're all these...
That always got really bad.
They're all the same sort of uninteresting, millennial, Manhattanite archetype.
You know, they're all the same yuppie, beanie hat wearing, fash bashing.
They're all the same.
But this Luke O'Brien character actually has got a little bit of a background.
Like I said, I was talking to somebody just before the show, and they were telling me how his grandfather's involved at Watergate, and his father is in this big industry.
He's in tobacco and so I guess he's this trust fund kid.
So he's got a little bit of an interesting background and it's always fascinating to me because with a character like Jared Holt it's a little bit ironic in the sense that here you have somebody who is whiter than me, okay, and he works for Right Wing Watch, and Right Wing Watch is subsidized by People for the American Way, and People for the American Way is funded by George Soros.
So it's like, you're a progressive, you know, you're supposed to be this revolutionary, whatever you want to call it, you're bashing the fash, and you're working for a billionaire.
You're working, and obviously it's not direct, and he'll say, I'm not working for George Soros, I'm working for Right-wing watch.
Okay, well, where does the money come from, dummy?
Where does your salary come from?
You know, the money comes from somewhere.
So there's a little bit of an irony with those kinds of characters in that you're a progressive, but you work ultimately for...
The rich?
You know, you carry water for the elites.
With Luke O'Brien, it's so ironic because here you have this Irish guy with millionaire parents, you know, obviously well-connected.
I mean, his parents are somebody.
And he goes to Harvard and Columbia to write stuff about me in the Huffington Post.
And call me a white nationalist and I'm this ethnic American mutt basically, right, in Chicago.
No connections, right?
So it's just very ironic that you've got Luke O'Brien on the one side saying, you're the racist, you're the fascist, you're what's wrong with America.
The guy's a trust fund kid, Irish, she's whiter than me, New York City, Washington DC, whatever, and my last name's Fuentes.
So it's always kind of interesting.
We'll get to the article, the substance of the article.
I'll read a little bit from it.
It's such a... I don't even know.
I wish they could just come out and say it.
It's a lot more words than is necessary.
The purpose of the article is a hit list.
And he writes like a novel before he even begins listing people about, you know, the background and all this stuff.
So, we'll read a little bit of it.
But like I said, the headline is, Twitter still has a white nationalist problem.
Almost 18 months after Twitter promised to crack down on hate, the platform teems with racist extremists.
This is the headline.
The sub-headline.
And he writes, quote, that Twitter facilitates, this part I found ironic, that Twitter facilitates vast amounts of libel, harassment, and threats is no secret.
That's very rich coming from Luke O'Brien.
If the company were treated as a news publisher, and Dorsey certainly makes decisions like one when, for example, he cites, quote, newsworthiness to justify leaving up Trump's abusive tweets, it would have been sued out of existence long ago.
But Twitter gets to hover above the harm it helps cause because, like Facebook and other social media companies, it is immune from liability under federal law.
And we've talked about this before.
Section 230 from the Communications Decency Act in 96, which helps Twitter's bottom line.
The company just had an impressive first quarter of 2019, raking in more ad revenue and users than expected and inking premium content video deals.
If banning white nationalists would outrage Trump supporters, it might also chip away at Twitter's business metrics.
This is just so ridiculous.
I read this article and it makes my head explode because of how absurd it is.
In the first place, talking about how the people that are libeling, harassing, threatening is us.
Is that a joke?
Luke O'Brien, the only reason I've ever heard that name before is because he was harassing Andrew Anglin.
You might remember this from He was a year ago or two years ago.
Andrew Anglin, of course, from the Daily Stormer.
Now we're not, you know, we're not exactly with the Stormer, you know, they're a little out there.
So we're not totally aligned with them, I wouldn't say, and I don't know if we're exactly defending them.
But Luke O'Brien, journalist, you know, and you call yourself a journalist, it gives you license to do this kind of stuff.
And we saw Andrew Anglin as the head of Daily Stormer, and he began this campaign of harassment going after this guy's old high school classmates, going after his colleagues, his friends, former girlfriends, went after his mother, went to his doorstep, I mean harassed this guy like crazy, talked to the federal government about him, and led this harassment campaign that lasted months, and was borderline illegal in how it was conducted.
And it's no secret that this is how these people Make their living, that's all of them.
You know, that's one example where it was insane, and you can read about it.
I think Anglin wrote about it in the Stormer, which I don't know if you want to go on there, you want to get tracked, maybe get a VPN before you go on there.
But nevertheless, this is what all these people do.
You know, Jared Holt, Matthias, Luke O'Brien.
They make their living!
What does he say?
Harassing, libeling, and threatening.
What is it that you're doing then?
If we're the ones that are libeling, harassing, what do you call your work then, other than Exactly that, right?
And then we're the ones talking about the Section 230 protections, right?
You know, him saying, well, you know, Twitter doesn't ban them, and the excuse that they use, he says that's Jack Dorsey's excuse, is that if he bans the so-called racists, the so-called white nationalists, well, then you could run afoul of These regulations which give you the legal protection.
That is to say, if Twitter begins to discriminate based on ideology, then you could have a challenge from lawmakers, you could have a legal challenge that says, well, if you're discriminating now based on ideology as opposed to things like hate speech or crimes, things that are actually criminal.
Well then, that bias represents the fact that you're no longer an unbiased platform.
You are now a publisher, and if you become a publisher, then you're legally responsible for everything that's on the platform, and you would not have these legal protections.
And so it's fascinating that Luke O'Brien says, well, Jack Dorsey is unwilling.
The reason why he's unwilling to ban, you know, Groyper 1488 He lists... the list is so long, it's so full, I can't even read all the names.
It's like literally everybody who is in this universe, right?
You know, I guess anybody to the right of Ben Shapiro is named here.
Yeah, the reason that Jack Dorsey isn't banning, you know, Groyper Hitler 1488 is because, uh...
You know, they would lose, they would lose money.
Their stakeholders or shareholders or whatever, you know, they begin pulling money out rapidly.
Twitter would go into the red immediately.
What a joke!
What planet are you living on?
So that's part of the article, but he says...
He goes on, he writes, quote, almost two years after Twitter announced new rules to crack down on users associated with violent hate groups and abusive content.
However, many prominent and known white nationalists and white nationalist groups operate openly on the platform.
HuffPost identified more than 60 of them.
We have listed them below.
Many violate Twitter's policies.
Others have been banned but are still active.
Some are violent.
Others use Twitter to fuel stochastic terrorism by demonizing a group or a person who could then become a target for a fanatic.
These are not anonymous Nazi trolls that a multi-billion dollar company can fool people into thinking it's unable to catch.
They are, by and large.
Some of the public leaders of an extremist movement predicated on violence.
And so they list, like I said, these are some of the big names.
I'm not going to read all 60.
They list Mike Enoch, Anglin Spencer, which Anglin is not on there anymore, I don't believe.
Jason Kessler, David Duke, Patrick Casey, Stefan Molyneux, Kevin McDonald, Steve King, okay, the representative in Congress.
Faith Goldie, J.F.Gripey, Lana Lochtef, Heidrich, Palmgren, Scott Greer, Lauren Southern, Martin Sellner, Brittany Pettibone, Katie Hopkins, who's cringing blue-pilled, Tara McCarthy, Ed McLaren, Lucian Wintrich, Paul Ramsey, Augustus Invictus, Sam Hyde, Steve Saylor, Peter Brimelow,
Peter Sweden, John Gage, Ethan Ralph, Jim Goad, Brian James, who Peter Sweden, John Gage, Ethan Ralph, Jim Goad, Brian James, who I don't even know, Matt Forney, Brian and Proctor, Red Ice, American Identity Movement, American Renaissance, V-Dare, and my posting career, and me, and I'm on there as And so that's the list.
And And you see the tactics in what he writes.
He says, he says, well, many are violating Twitter's policies.
Others have been banned but are active.
Some are violent.
Some are fueling terrorism by demonizing a group or a person that could then become a target for a fanatic.
Do you see how this is written?
Do you see the deceptive nature, the umbrella descriptions that are used?
Well, some are breaking the rules, you know, and some were banned and are still active.
Not all of them are breaking rules.
Probably 99% of them are not breaking the rules.
You know, if you look at somebody like Patrick Casey, you cannot find an infraction from Twitter's Terms of Service.
If you look at me, you cannot find an infraction.
That's why we have not been banned, in my case in particular.
You know, I've never been banned.
If you look at a lot of these guys, American Renaissance was one that was banned in 2018 and came back.
I guess ban evasion counts, but in their case, which is a little bit unique, they had never broken a rule.
So in the first place, it's not even about, you know, they pretend, well, it's about their terms of service.
Well, it really isn't.
It's you don't like their views.
So I say, well, many have broken the rules.
Well, that's really not what you're going for here.
You're not going at Twitter enforcing their terms of service.
You're saying Twitter must expand their terms of service Arbitrarily in an ad hoc fashion to target specific people that you have identified because you don't like their message.
And that's a very different thing.
So that's in the first place.
It's not even really about, they say, it's about terms of service.
Twitter says they're gonna crack down on hate speech.
Well, if you go through my Twitter, you don't find any hate speech.
We don't do hate speech.
Talking about the immigration crisis is not hate speech.
It is not hate speech to say That the country cannot sustain 2 million illegal immigrants every year, cannot sustain a population of between 20 and 40 million people we don't even know, in the shadows here illegally, without papers.
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And that's one example, but we don't do that.
So it's not about the terms of service.
They say, well, some break, many of them break, and then they say, Others are using Twitter to fuel stochastic terrorism by demonizing a group or a person who could then become a target for a fanatic.
Let's break this down here.
Others use Twitter to fuel terrorism.
We don't want to fuel terrorism.
By demonizing a group or a person that could become a target for a fanatic so you can't talk bad about anybody?
What does that even mean?
What is the standard by which this is being applied?
But this is the scare-mongering, this is the fear-mongering tactic.
You know, by that same logic we could say the media is demonizing President Trump.
You know, the media is demonizing President Trump, which could then be targeted by terrorists.
The media is terrorists.
The media should be banned.
You know, do you see how this is applied?
And the other tactic, of course, is they lump in You know, the people that are obviously, you know, a little bit kooky, a little bit crazy, have probably said things that are outside the box and people that are legitimate, legitimately dissenting.
You know, this is what Optics is about.
There are people that are probably saying things that, you know, would be breaking the terms of service, things which are not great to be saying.
Given the precarious situation that we find ourselves in politically, and then there are people who have had no problems, you know, right up to and including Steve King!
Who, what is the most egregious thing he said?
We can't repopulate our civilization with other people's babies?
This is a factual statement.
It cannot be done, right?
But so, all of this is to say, the internet censorship problem continues, and this is exactly what it looks like.
This is the face of it.
Really, in my opinion, This is my opinion, dealing with this kind of stuff for two years.
The internet censorship problem is a little bit less to me about Silicon Valley, it's really more about this particular group of journalists.
I think we've talked about this before, but this is really how it operates.
It's about this cadre of journalists, which they are assigned, two people like me, two people like Richard Spencer, Or two people like Lauren Southern or Brittany Pettybone or even smaller accounts like Bryden Proctor or whoever.
You know, Jared Taylor is on the beat, sifting through and watching all these podcasts that even I haven't heard of before.
They are assigned, they go down in the mud and they find the names.
They find the names, they pass them up, it goes up to the Huffington Post or it goes up to Slate or it goes up to Salon.
Or it goes up to Media Matters.
That's really the central node of where this stuff all happens.
And then from there it goes to where it needs to go.
It goes to a much larger network.
You know, it goes to NBC or it goes to Fox News in some cases or CNN.
Or it'll go to a lawmaker, or it'll go to a think tank, where they'll construct a study, you know, it'll go to the SPLC, goes from, you know, Jared Holt to a Media Matters to the SPLC, where they'll use these data points to say, anti-semitic talking, you know, anti-semitic people saying anti-semitic things has gone up 10,000%!
It's gone up 6 million% in the last 5 years and everything has to be shut down!
You know, or it'll go ultimately to Twitter's safety and security personnel, and they'll craft the new terms of services.
But this is really, I think, what the problem is about.
It's about the lying press.
Because, you know, Twitter can enforce their policies.
That's kind of how it should operate, right?
You know, I think Twitter is actually the one that has been better about this in the last so many months or maybe in the last year.
Particularly compared against Facebook and Instagram.
Instagram being a subsidiary of Facebook.
You saw that Facebook after the Christchurch shooting went out explicitly and overtly against white nationalists and white separatists.
And we don't identify that way, but of course we've been lumped into that category more than once.
Even though we say we're not, we don't subscribe to that, we don't believe in that.
So not only is it an umbrella term, but it's also an ideology which is not Explicitly violent or explicitly hateful.
There should be a white nation or a white separation.
So Facebook went the extra step and said we're banning people purely based on their beliefs, purely based on their political ideology, as opposed to hate speech or crimes.
And so Twitter has actually been better about this.
What should be done is, even if they have this sort of arduous or arbitrary, you know, very bad terms of service, They should be left then to enforce that.
I think that would be maybe perhaps a better situation.
I don't think it'd be ideal.
Obviously you still had the terms of service shut down, people like American Renaissance, but it seems to me that the Trump administration and other forces have put sufficient pressure on Twitter to keep them from going all out, to keep them from doing, for example, what Facebook has done.
But the real problem is that we can last for, you know, we can last a limited amount of time so long as we have people like Luke O'Brien writing for the Huffington Post reminding them every three months or six months Producing the list, you know producing.
This is the shit list.
This is the naughty list and saying when are you gonna get on it?
When are you gonna ban these people?
These are the white nationalists at Twitter safety.
These are the ones you got to ban them You know, there's only so much time you can survive when you've got, you know, this little birdie In the ear of Jack Dorsey, where he might be inclined to protect the health of the conversation or whatever, and do the right thing, or maybe bowing to pressure from the administration, as little as has been dealt out, eventually they cave to this kind of stuff.
So to me, I see the social media, even if they had a conscience, even if there was some kind of regulation, whatever it is, really the journalists here To me seem to be the problem and I struggle to imagine what kind of a solution there can be to this problem.
You know, I think that's really the much larger problem going on in the country.
It's obviously a headache for me.
It's a headache for anybody who wants to be right-wing on the internet in 2019, but really you can extrapolate it out and say that's the problem going on in the whole country.
It's a media problem.
You know, for all people might say immigration is the number one threat to the nation, and we believe that.
You know, demography is destiny.
That, if we're talking about politics, is the number one issue.
But then you have to think in terms of process.
Before we achieve any reforms, you have to win elections, right?
Before you win elections, or do any kind of activism, even if it's not, you know, winning majorities, even if it's not, you know, a mass movement type of a thing, you have to get the word out.
You have to inform people, educate people, organize people, network with people.
And what does that entail?
It entails media.
And so to me, that is the most important thing that we're coming to grips with.
And I've had people who have challenged me on this before.
People have said, no, you think social media censorship is the number one thing because You know, you live in mommy's basement, and you know, you want your shekels, you want your, you know, super chats, superstars, and all that.
No, that's not why.
It's because before you can achieve any other reform, before you can do anything else, even organizing politically, you know, or doing political education, you have to have some kind of control over mass communication, and that's what it's about.
So to me, I see that as the ultimate thing.
And people have come forward with these other solutions.
I talked about this a little bit today, and it's just so... it's all wrong.
You know, everybody who's looking at the battlefield today, the chessboard that is politics, and thinking, where are we going to be in 50 years?
What are we going to do to be in a better direction?
They just fail to understand what's happening, at least the people that are in a position to do something about it.
I talked about this on Twitter this morning, yeah, this morning, where the Trump campaign, and I saw Brad Parscale was tweeting about this, or he mentioned this to Politico, I think, in an article, that the Trump team is going to try and put Donald Trump on this new, like, alt-light Twitter alternative that the Trump team is going to try and put Donald And this is the solution, which is called Broadly Alternative Tech.
People say that the solution to Twitter censorship, Facebook censorship, is, you know, you just build a better social media company.
Instead of going on Twitter, people will go on this other one, and if you don't like censorship, well, you start your own company.
Well, that doesn't really work, because there's, you know, 300 million monthly active users on Twitter, okay?
So try and come up with the infrastructure and the capital and everything else to build something like Twitter.
And then try and get 300 million people on there.
And then try to survive the censorship efforts, you know, which happen on the Apple Store and it happens on the registrars and it happens in the payment gateways and on and on.
You know, so this is broadly the strategy which says, well, we'll go somewhere else.
It's obviously a joke.
And it seems like that's the one that people are embracing in the administration and everywhere else.
They say, oh, join Parler.
If we get Donald Trump on Parler, this will solve this.
It's a joke.
And it's so frustrating to see this happen.
And nothing's being done.
Nothing's being done in the administration.
Nothing's being done in any of the media people that matter.
And I said this a couple of weeks ago when it happened on Facebook that they took out Loomer and Milo and Paul Joseph Watson all on the same day.
I said, this is it.
If something doesn't happen after this, if something is not put into motion after that many people can get totally chopped down in one day and achieves that level of media attention.
And if nothing is done, if nothing is set into motion, that's your last opportunity.
I don't think you get another opportunity like that.
I think, number one, it proves that people are unserious, but number two, it shows that, you know, if Facebook can do this, then anybody can do that and then some.
You know, the scale of that kind of censorship is now permissible.
That went unnoticed.
That went unacted upon.
And so it'll be replicated in the future.
They don't have to take out, you know, one person here and one person there.
They can take out five of the biggest names in one day, and nobody even cares.
Trump monitors the situation a bit more closely.
And what does that mean?
You know?
And what do we have a month later?
They're thinking about, maybe, talking about bringing Trump onto some gay, sweaty, alt-light MAGA app.
It's just a joke.
It's just a total joke.
Nobody understands that this is really what it comes down to.
And I see the press, and I just wonder, what is it going to take?
Libel laws don't work.
The defamation stuff doesn't work.
There's no way to get around it because they're all owned by mega corporations.
You know, Huffington Post, owned by Verizon.
Washington Post, owned by Amazon.
So, you know, there's no way getting around there.
I just can't think of a solution.
I have no idea.
I have no idea how you could do it.
You know, I've thought of all the complex solutions, indirect, you go around, you target the financial, and I don't know, maybe it calls for something more simple.
I couldn't tell you, but...
It really beats me what we could possibly do about it when I continue to see the people standing athwart the nationalist movement, constantly being athwart on our side, getting in our way.
You know, these Luke O'Brien, bug man type people.
What is to be done?
What can be done?
You know, that they're able to peddle their lies, destroy lives, livelihoods, harass, and seemingly with no accountability, no consequence.
Maybe that's the problem.
Maybe there has to be consequence, right?
And who knows?
Maybe get him with libel one day.
Good luck with that.
But that's a Huffington Post article.
It's just so frustrating to see.
That'll be what'll wreck the country.
Maybe there was something similar going on in the Roman Empire.
I feel like it'll be very similar to our country.
People look back 2,000 years in the future and they'll say, America.
What a powerful and great country.
You know, they were the number one power in the world.
They landed on the moon.
You know, they were the best.
I wonder what did it.
What caused the American Empire to fall?
And little will they know.
Buried beneath all the rubble will be the bones of somebody like Jared Holt.
You know, that'll be the answer.
Who brought America to her knees?
It was Jared Holt.
It was Christopher Matthias.
The man with no lips.
It was Luke O'Brien.
You know, some disgusting sleaze.
Right?
But anyway, we're gonna get to the feature of the show tonight.
A little bit more newsworthy, a little bit more current, a little bit more fresh.
The tariff announcement on Mexico.
And like I said, that's why we're a little bit late tonight, because this was very, very recent.
6.30 tonight, the president tweets out this threat to Mexico.
He writes, quote, on June 10th, the United States will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into our country from Mexico.
Until such time as illegal migrants coming through Mexico and into our country stop.
The tariff will gradually increase until the illegal immigration problem is remedied.
At which time the tariff will be removed.
Details from the White House to follow.
And I see this announcement and it's just, it's just another, it's just another frustrating, just another frustrating thing from the White House.
Nobody is serious in this country anymore about the problems.
You know, we've talked about this border crisis for a long time on this show.
You know, we've talked about it for two years because that's how long the show's been going and we've been talking about how it's been worsening, particularly in the last so many months.
Every time there's talk about an amnesty, every time there's talk about, conversely, a shutting down of the border, you see a spike in family arrivals, you see a spike in illegal migrants, asylum seekers, and it was no different this time.
After the government shutdown, we passed a federal spending bill which said that all sponsors of minors and potential sponsors of unaccompanied minors get immunity.
And people that are caught on the border are released into the interior.
So subsequently, shocking nobody, we have this unprecedented crisis on the border.
I don't have to read you the numbers.
We've been talking about it like every night for many months.
It's like a hundred and so many thousand migrants in the past 120 days.
You get a thousand migrants in just one night.
Last night, they said it was the biggest single group of illegal immigrants ever in American history coming across the border at 4 a.m. today, apprehended, and then ultimately released into the interior of the country.
And what is the solution that is proposed by the president?
Is it get the wall built?
Is it exercise your legal executive power to shut down the border?
It's the sanctions threats.
And I'll tell you why this, to me, is ridiculous.
In an ideal world, a threat of sanctions might do something.
You know, the idea with the sanctions is this.
If we have all these legal loopholes that cannot be closed by the president, you know, we know that our current border crisis is really an asylum crisis.
The people are not so much crossing the border in between, you know, and going where it's unguarded.
They're going to the port of entry.
They're going to where the roads are.
They're going to where the customs agents are.
They're going to where ICE is and everybody else is.
And they're surrendering, declaring asylum.
They get detained and then they get released because they know that's how the program works.
So this new influx of immigrants is from Central America as opposed to Mexico where it was predominantly for the past, you know, 10 or 15 years.
They surrender themselves at the port of entry and then they come in.
So the thinking goes, if this is an asylum problem and we can't really fix it because it's a legal thing, you'd have to go into Congress and change the laws and tighten them up so that they can't do that.
That's one school of thought on this.
I'll get into why this thinking is flawed.
But so the thinking goes, we can circumvent that.
If we can't solve the problem, the president can't do it unilaterally because you have to change the laws, we can get Mexico to solve the problem.
And this is sort of a backdoor, indirect way of doing it.
If the immigrants are claiming asylum, but they're coming from Central America, well, they have to come through Mexico first.
If we can put pressure on Mexico to solve it for us, then we don't need Congress to fix the laws.
And so that's, to me, that is how this comes about.
That's the thinking that leads to sanctions as a solution.
And so, if we're able to put sanctions on Mexico, And Mexico is our number one trading partner now.
Since the tariffs went into effect on China, excuse me, earlier this month, they have become the number one trading partner.
We're their number one trading partner.
Tariffs on Mexico would do huge economic damage.
The thinking would be, okay, Mexico is hurting.
They'll solve the problem.
We'll be in the clear.
Here's the problem.
Nobody's serious about actually putting tariffs on Mexico.
That's ultimately the problem.
If you were serious about doing that, and you had a 5% tariff, or maybe you had a 25% tariff, you know, something crazy, and you said, we'll put a 30% tariff on all goods coming from Mexico into America, and we're putting it in place today, and it actually happened, okay, maybe you stand a chance.
Maybe you stand a chance at meaningfully reducing the number of asylum seekers and illegal immigrants.
Now, It wouldn't solve the problem completely, because you still have a lot of people here, and the problem is, as liberals like to remind us all the time when we talk about the wall, the problem, you know, for a majority of illegal immigrants residing in the country currently is visa overstays as opposed to crossings, and so on and so forth.
You know, that wouldn't solve it completely, but you would meaningfully reduce the numbers, but that's just the problem.
It's not going to happen, you know, and I don't know if the 5% tariff will go into place.
I don't know if that'll happen.
It's not really a huge deal, even if it did.
But I don't know that it'll go into effect, because we had the same threat actually last month in April.
We did a show about this for a week.
The threat was, I think it was like a Wednesday that week, I forget the exact date, but you remember this, it was literally last month.
The president said, if the border crisis is not solved, I will do big tariffs on Mexico next week.
And he said that on a Wednesday, and like by Tuesday of the next week, the threat went from, I'll put a tariff on Mexico unless the immigration stops, to I will put a tariff on Mexico unless immigration is slightly reduced, to I will put a tariff on Mexico if the drug problem isn't solved, to ultimately, and this was the beauty, it's not even an exaggeration, I will put a tariff on Mexican cars
If Mexico doesn't take care of the drug problem within one year.
So, that was last month, okay?
That was last month.
So, does he think that everybody just has short-term memory loss?
We don't remember that?
How, and that was, that's the most recent threat.
That's the latest threat.
It has been threatened many times.
Over the course of this administration, that there would be tariffs on Mexico.
And that was the latest one where he went from, we're gonna put big tariffs on Mexico if they don't stop immigration to, I guess we'll put tariffs on Mexican cars in a year if they stop drugs.
And it was just such an embarrassment.
It was so humiliating.
And here we are a month later and he thinks people are gonna take this seriously?
Mexico will not take this seriously.
It's a bluff.
It's a bluff.
And even if it does go into effect, you know, it's in 10 days.
I guess we'll have to see what happens.
It's 5%.
Is it going to go higher than that?
Maybe then.
Mexico adjusts their behavior, but I don't see any reason why we should believe the threats.
And this kind of goes back to something that I've been saying for years.
This goes back even to the Syria strikes.
You know, this show is really about the Syria strikes, ultimately.
I feel like we're talking about that all the time, but really it goes back to that.
When you're the president, it is so important that you follow through.
This is what has made me very skeptical of Donald Trump as a president.
His whole deal is that he's a businessman.
A dealmaker.
And what is the most important thing in a deal?
That you close the deal.
What is the most important thing about being the president?
You have a little follow-through, you close the deal.
And so when you go on Twitter, and you go to the rallies, and you go to the press conference, and you make all these threats all the time, day in, day out, you know, every week, this is why we get abused.
This is why North Korea is not going to get rid of their nuclear program.
This is why, you know, if you look across the board, China was able to back away from that deal.
That's why they pulled out eventually, because they thought, oh, he's bluffing.
He's not serious about this.
And you could go down the list.
This is why Mexico will never solve this problem.
This is why the Central American countries won't stop sending them.
How many times did we threaten Nicaragua and El Salvador and Honduras and Guatemala?
Not Nicaragua so much, but El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
How many times did he say, we're going to stop paying you aid?
And it never happened.
And we continue to pay them hundreds of billions of dollars a year while they send us their refuse, basically.
You know, they dispose of their unwanted people into our country.
How many times did he threaten that?
And it never happens.
So, to me, it's symptomatic of a much larger problem in the White House, which is, you know, you lack the follow-through, you're not serious, everybody knows you're not serious, and so it's embarrassing.
So I see this tweet, I see a lot of people get excited, you know, and I did a little clickbait headline tonight.
Tariff war with Mexico.
Is it going to happen?
Maybe.
Maybe.
You know, we did big tariffs on China.
You know, he threatened the big tariff increase, and that was back in fall, I believe.
He threatened he would raise the tariffs on China to 25% from 10 and 15 in December.
And China was scared enough that when they came to the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, they said, okay, okay, we'll make a deal.
And then when they pulled out of the deal, we slapped sanctions really hard on China, on $200 billion worth of goods.
Huge, you know?
So, will there be follow-through?
You know, maybe.
Maybe we'll see a 5% tariff on Mexico.
Maybe Mexico will say to themselves, perhaps it's a bluff, and he's threatened this before, but is it worth it?
You know, 5%, they're our biggest trading partner and it has the potential to go up.
Are we really gonna force his hand?
And not to mention, this is an added component, you've got the USMCA, the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement, the trade deal to replace NAFTA, which is being debated in Congress, which has yet to be ratified.
That is in flux now, and if that doesn't pass, then there's no free trade agreement, you know, on this continent.
So are they thinking, we don't even want to try, we don't want to test him, and so he doesn't even have to put it in place because Mexico will Either do something about it or they'll pay lip service.
I think the most likely outcome is the tariff does go into effect and nothing is done by Mexico to solve the immigration problem.
That's, I think, the prediction.
I think that's the most likely outcome.
So for people who are getting excited, you know, there's a possibility.
I think it's, there's always a possibility.
There is always a scenario that plays out where the tariffs work, either they go into effect or the bluff works and Mexico does something and it has a meaningful impact on these numbers.
That's a possibility.
But I think we see the record of this administration.
It's the most frustrating thing about it.
And what I see is just, you know, a thousand incidences of a failure to follow through.
You know, how many times have we reported on this show, even in the last three weeks, about there's a report from inside the White House that says that we're going to start routing people up and arresting them.
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He's going to be a good one.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
He's gonna use the Insurrection Act.
He's gonna do executive order on birthright citizenship and on and on and on and it never happens and nobody follows through and it's a joke.
So that's what I think is most likely.
But I think it brings up a far more salient point actually, which is that the president doesn't need to do this, okay?
The president does not need to jump through these hoops.
For all these people that say, oh well, you know, Give him a break, Nick.
He's trying.
He's trying to fix the problem.
When he does something like this, he's working at solving the immigration problem.
He's really not trying, because we don't need to do this.
Like I said earlier, the thinking that would lead you to the conclusion that tariffs on Mexico is the right approach to immigration is flawed.
The thinking that this asylum crisis cannot be solved because we would have to go through Congress to change the laws, and Congress does not want to change the laws, this is flawed thinking.
That is the thinking that leads you to think tariffs are the option, but it's wrong.
Because you can look at, and we've looked at this, I think this was like the first run of America First back in 2017 when we were on RSPN.
We looked at this law.
It's Title VIII, U.S.
Code, Section 1182, Section F. This is law since the American Nationality Act, I believe, of 1954.
Okay, so it was before 65.
This is American law.
It says, quote, Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may, by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants, or That is the law of the land.
That has been the law of the land for 60, 70 years.
You know, and people might say, well, there would be legal challenges.
This would get held up in the courts.
You would have a problem implementing this.
Nevertheless, it is the law of the land.
And so all these, you know, goofy, ridiculous attempts that have been made where we're shutting down the government or, you know, we're going to try and allocate money from the Defense Department or we're going to do this or that.
The law of the land says the president can, and this is basically what it says, shut down any immigration for whatever reason for as long as he wants.
That's the law.
So why are we messing around with all this goofy stuff?
Why?
What is the purpose?
Well, it seems like we're trying everything except for, you know, the most direct approach to this.
And I've defended this in the past, you know, because, you know, when you look at it in 17 or 18, well, it seems like it may be more expedient to do a tariff approach.
It may seem more expedient to do an approach where we allocate the money from The DOD.
Or we do a government shutdown.
Clearly it's not, though.
Clearly every approach is going to have legal challenges, you know?
So if the only obstacle in the way of just directly saying, you know what, no more asylum seekers, or we'll implement as has been reported is going to be implemented soon, and it's another one of these, someone in the White House says, Another anonymous report, they'll implement the third country rule for Mexico, which says that if an asylum seeker is coming through another country, you know, they go through Mexico to get to America, well, you're not really legitimately an asylum seeker.
You can't come into America.
It invalidates your asylum request.
You know, so why don't we do something like that?
Why don't we use this law to just shut down immigration?
Uh, for a long time, they said, well, it's legal challenges, but it seems like that's inescapable.
It seems like, and it's totally true, that even when you try these other gambits, whether it's tariffs or it's, uh, you know, getting the money from the DOD, you get a legal challenge anyway.
So just, so just do it.
So just solve it.
Fire everybody in DHS, fire everybody in every other department, everybody in the White House while you're at it, who seems to be impeding any progress in this administration, but that's really what it comes down to.
Not a serious person.
Not a serious administration.
We know how to solve this.
Everybody knows how to solve this.
You know, why does Ryan Grodusky know about this, but you don't know about this?
Why does Ann Coulter know about this, but you don't know about this?
You're the President of the United States.
And you're on Twitter, just like everybody else, and you have access to everybody, you know, in the right-wing conservative sphere.
If I'm 20, you know, and I'm doing America First at home for 1,500 people or whatever, and I'm reading this stuff, and I'm talking about it, and I know what the problem is, then you should too!
Then you must know about it!
And he does.
You know, we talked about this last week.
He knew.
He knew that that DiStefano character, who was the head of personnel in the White House and then ascended to be on Supervising the personnel in the White House and he just keeps going higher.
He's now a senior advisor.
We read a quote directly from a White House meeting, an Oval Office meeting, where Donald Trump confronted that guy and said, you know, you're causing basically all the personnel problems.
So he's aware of this.
And he fired the DHS Secretary Nielsen and the deputy and he fired all these other people.
So he knows what's up.
People have told him what's up.
It is not rocket science to see what's happening between the leaks, between the, you know, the lack of follow-through on all these policies.
You wake up on Fox News and you see these orders you're giving out are obviously not being followed through on because the crisis continues.
And so I don't think we can any longer say, well, it's just all these other people that are the problem.
I think You need a person in the White House who is actually serious about seeing all these reforms through to their end.
And that means changing up the personnel.
That means firing people.
That means, you know, doing the law, fighting the legal battles.
But I don't think this guy has the energy, or the political will, or the competence to do it.
Whatever you want to call it, he doesn't have it!
And that's a very sad thing.
That's a very unfortunate thing because, you know, we have been cheerleading this guy for years and saying what a hero he is and the sacrifice he made and all that, but it is so apparent at this point.
You just see this stuff again and again and it's just embarrassing.
It's just humiliating and demoralizing is really the word.
To see this go on and you just feel like it's deja vu all over again.
Groundhog Day.
You know, it's people coming across the border, another empty threat, another tweet, the boomers get all excited, and then back to square one next week, right?
We'll get another record number from Breitbart about how, you know, the country's just totally getting their shit pushed in on the border, and we thought we elected this guy to do something about it, and we get tweets.
So that's immigration.
That's our tariff war.
Yeah, very big and exciting tariff war.
That's terrific.
Hopefully it'll go in effect.
Hopefully I'm proven wrong.
Maybe I'm proven wrong.
Maybe the 5% goes down and Mexico does something about immigration because this guy won't do anything and he's fat, right?
And he's a fat bitch, right?
And maybe something will happen, right?
Maybe.
I hope it does.
But I am not optimistic about it.
I do not think there is any reliability in this administration.
It's just very sad to see.
So maybe you get the 5%.
Maybe something's done, but probably not.
Probably we will see nothing.
So that's what's out of the White House.
That's our tariff war incoming, and I guess we'll see.
We'll keep a close eye on it.
We will monitor the situation closely, right?
We'll take a look at our Super Chats here.
We're gonna move right along, and we'll see what you guys are saying.
We have to hear from the unwashed masses.
I want to hear from you guys.
I want to hear from you.
I want to hear what you have to say about all this, you know?
Maybe you're more optimistic than I am.
Because it's hard to watch.
Let's see.
Tyrone says thoughts on nationalists from other races.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
I'm down with other races.
You know me.
You know me.
I'm not even white.
You think I'm picky about other races?
All races are beautiful and amazing and equal to me.
I think they're terrific.
Black, white, red.
Yellow, whatever, whatever you are, okay?
I think everybody's terrific.
Okay, uwu is right.
Cody says, what is your opinion on legalizing murder?
We are still stridently against legalization of murder on America First.
NC says, are you excited for the film adaptation of Hot Dish?
I know most video game movies are trash, but I heard Teddy Spaghetti is working closely with the producers to make sure the movie always stays true to the game.
No, I haven't heard those rumors.
Hot dish?
The movie you say?
Teddy Spaghetti?
Working with the producers?
No, I haven't heard about this, but I guess I'll have to check in.
You're right, that tends to be one of the issues with the video game movies.
They tend to be not so good.
So that is good to hear that Mr. Spaghetti is, you know, really Playing it close, you know, close oversight role there.
Hopefully it'll be a good one.
Hopefully that will be a good film that I will see.
Reanne says, Nick, tomorrow's the last day of school!
Hashtag Generation Z. He says, Generation Z. Congratulations!
Yeah, I remember that feeling.
Makes me very blackmailed.
I saw that on TikTok actually.
I've been watching a lot of TikToks lately and all the TikToks are like, uh, I saw one of the captions said, uh, O5 kids getting ready to leave middle school and going to high school.
I'm thinking, what?
O5?
Graduated in O5?
And then it dawned on me.
I was like, no.
No!
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They were born in 2005!
No!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'm ancient.
I'm so old now.
Now I know that feeling.
I used to feel so smug when I would tell people, yeah, I was born in 1998.
And they would be like, what?
I was 30 in 1998.
You know?
And then I watch it at TikTok and it's like, oh, we're getting ready to go to high school.
05 kids.
They were born in 2005.
I have memories from 2005.
Don't look at me.
Don't look at me.
I'm too old.
I'm old and ugly.
Don't look!
So, yeah.
Congratulations on the last day of school.
I remember when I was in school.
I remember that feeling, you know?
Last day of school.
School's out.
You go home.
Chill out.
You turn on the TV.
Summer vacation.
Three months.
And you get bored.
You get bored because you just don't do anything, you know?
And I know you get a job or you go to, you know, your summer camp or whatever, but... It's carefree.
You're with your friends.
You're drinking a Slurpee from 7-Eleven.
Hanging out at the park.
Hanging out in a smoking pot behind the plaza.
Now, I never smoked pot, but you know, that's... These were the activities that were done.
Now look at my summer.
What is my summer here, chained behind this desk, talking about God knows what.
Here with you, behind this desk, talking about the legalization of murder.
I'm sweating profusely.
And we're talking about immigration.
Luke O'Brien.
That's my summer.
That's my summer.
So, enjoy it while it lasts, Zoomer.
Enjoy it while you got it.
You don't know.
You have no idea.
I used to hear this all the time, and now that I am an old man, I understand.
You know, all the boomers used to say, enjoy it.
You're only a kid once.
All this kind of stuff, I know now.
I look back.
Such a short time, but I look back.
You can never go back.
But hey, enjoy your summer vacation.
I'll be here.
I'll be here.
Mehdi says, feeling like Hail Mary attempts to achieve something from Belonf lately, but other world leaders know his time is limited if they give him nothing.
Oh, that's a part of it, definitely.
To me, what this appears to be is Trump is trying to appear to be doing something.
That's what it is to me.
5% tariff, government shutdown.
In 2020, my record on immigration is basically indefensible.
You know, I cannot defend the fact that I have built 1.1 mile of wall.
I cannot defend the fact that immigration has gotten worse under my tenure.
And so, I will construct this narrative that, well, I was trying all along, but didn't quite get the job done.
Need another term.
Need another majority in the House.
Need another majority in the Senate.
And then I can achieve it.
So it seems to me that it's preparation.
So that when he goes on the campaign trail and, you know, Rightfully.
People say, well, what the hell happened with immigration?
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He can say, I tried, but the Democrats wouldn't let me.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
You know, I tried the tariffs, the shutdown, the executive orders, but it wasn't enough.
The National Guard troops.
It's political.
In Trump's own words, it's political bullshit.
So, Catboy says, Hi Nick, how do I red pill my mom who plays hot dish?
Don't red-pill your mom.
Don't red-pill your mom!
I've tried.
My mom watches this show.
She's still blue-pilled.
You know, she's still totally blue-pilled.
I think women cannot be red pill.
Then why do you want to red pill them?
Just as long as they cook your meals, they tuck you in at night, what difference does it make, frankly?
People are like, oh, Nick, I get some of the MAGA milfs come around the show.
Some of the MAGA milfs come on the show, and they're like, oh, Nick, ooh, ooh, I'm based in red pill.
Hit me up.
DM me.
I get all kinds of people bothering me.
How many times do I have to say it?
No e-girls.
And just, we're not even in the market for anything like that.
Just go away, please.
You're embarrassing yourself.
Go, go someplace else, right?
But they'll come around and they say, I'm red-pilled, I'm red-pilled.
Nick, give me the time of day because I'm a girl.
Talk to me.
And it's like, do you think, do you think I want some woman who is, you know, looked into the abyss and knows about this kind of stuff?
Not, not really.
You know, as long as they're, uh, you know, sort of this intuitive red pill on what's going on.
And I'm more speaking about, like, wife.
I'm more speaking about, like, GF type of thing.
Or, you know, that kind of thing.
Women who are overly political, it's like, uh, yeah, I don't know.
Women should not be very political.
They should have the right values, you know, which is not, not being a whore.
And I think that can, the rest solves itself.
Not being a whore, uh, basically You know, understanding the way the gender roles are supposed to work, and I think that's the only, that's the requirement as far as what they think about politics goes, or you know, these other things.
I could really care less about anything else, right?
I would say, I would say don't.
How do I red pill mom?
Forget it.
Why would you want to red pill your mom?
Don't talk about politics with your mom.
Talk about other things with your mom.
Karl Marx says Trump 2016 slogan should have been Israel first.
That's a great super chat.
That is a really...
That is really added value to all of our lives.
Wow, thank you.
Very incisive there.
You really know how to cut through, you know, to these esoteric truths.
You really hit the nail on the head there.
Very insightful.
Yeah, we had some hail recently.
He says, was thinking of going to Chicago soon.
How's the weather?
Do you ever see hail?
Yeah, we had some hail recently.
The weather's been very bad.
Ah, no!
No, he got me though.
Have you ever seen Hail?
That's not... but that's not quite what it is though, is it?
But that's not quite... but that's not... but that's not what it is.
It's not Sieg Hail.
It's See Hail.
That's not even close.
That's not even close.
You cannot blame me for that.
You cannot blame me for that one.
All right?
That's so funny.
That's so funny.
That's hilarious, dude.
Really funny joke.
Really funny joke.
Everybody's laughing.
Everybody's laughing at you, not me.
Okay, yeah, alright.
You got one by the goalie.
Congratulations.
Your wordplay, Jewish wordplay, verbal wordplay.
Congratulations, Mossad.
You got me, okay?
You got me to say the thing.
Yeah, I'm seeing hail.
Yeah, you're gonna see some hail.
You're gonna see some fist-sized hail in your face.
I don't even know.
Why do I even bother?
Why do I even bother?
What am I doing here?
What am I even doing here?
On this show!
So yeah.
So thanks for that.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
That was clever, you know.
You are clever, you know.
I gotta go comrade stunt mode.
You are clever, doctor.
LR says, I saw your tweet about an alternative to Acton Institute.
I'm an econ professor building an alternative with some friends.
Won't be long till we announce.
Oh, very cool.
Hoping to see it.
Yeah, very excited to see that.
I didn't actually talk about the Acton Institute.
I said the AEI, American Enterprise, Cato, and Heritage.
But hey, you know, go for it.
Go for it.
Better than the, you know, Yerom Hazoni, Israel First Institute for Blue Pill Nationalism.
It's true, we are blessed on the show.
Newsday, boom, someone lights themselves on fire in front of the White House.
Nick talks about Modern Warfare 2, boom, new Modern Warfare announced.
You really are gifted, Nick.
It's true, we are blessed on the show.
God blesses me because I am faithful.
Blue Force says, what's President Trump's progress on dealing with social media censoring conservative voices?
Still monitoring the situation?
Yeah, seems like it.
Seems like we're just keeping a very close eye on it.
You know, we're watching intently.
As it has accelerated and gotten worse.
Lauren Rose says, got a job working the drive-thru at your local McDonald's.
Big guy finally will be handing me money instead of the other way around.
Yeah, okay wagey.
Okay wagey.
Yeah, just make sure you put in the cash register.
All right, when you're whipping up my Big Mac.
I haven't really been going to McDonald's that much lately.
I've been feeling like crap.
I get back on a normal sleep schedule and I feel worse somehow.
You know, maybe it's just Like reorienting myself.
That is why it is like physically painful because everything is all out of whack.
You have to align the sleeping, the eating, everything has to become realigned, you know, and set.
So I find myself just, like, falling asleep before the show.
I'm, like, nauseous every day because I don't eat when I don't sleep.
So it's just been... I've been feeling bad, so I can't even eat McDonald's because my body is just, like, it's punishing me.
So maybe once I get everything sorted out, I sort myself out, I clean my room, clean up my circadian rhythm, you know, then I'll be back at the McDonald's, huh?
We have somebody in Cyrillic there.
That's the username says.
The saint of the day is Saint Joan of Arc.
Funny seeing femloids parade her around as a feminist icon when she would likely have them all burned at the stake today for their disgusting abortion advocacy.
Yeah, very true.
Very true.
I don't really know that much about Joan of Arc, though, frankly.
You know, the female figures in history don't really interest me too much, so... But yeah, happy, happy Joan of Arc Day, right?
Alvin says, Hey Nick, have you ever gotten into Pastor Chuck Baldwin?
Very based in Red Pill.
Check out his sermon, I Will Curse Them That Bless Thee.
No, never heard of him, but if he's a pastor, sounds like he's a Protestant, so... How based can he really be, right?
How based in Red Pill can he really be?
But yeah, I'll put that on the list of things that I've just got to check out.
I'll look into it.
Frank says, if JLP can tell Hassan black people destroy, I think us Anglos can admit there's a lot of cringe from other Anglos take the JLP pill and call them out.
Well, I'm not an Anglo.
I don't know why you'd accuse me of that.
I don't know why you would accuse me of something like that.
But, um...
In any case, yeah, we all should be able to be honest about our own groups, about our own tribes, which is why I'm forthright in telling you that Italians have no flaws, truly.
Chippy says, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Isn't that so true?
That's what, you know, what's that song, Put Your Records On?
Timeless, from the 2005 Grammy nominee CD.
Timeless wisdom.
One of my all-time favorites.
That's not where that saying comes from, but that's what it makes me think of.
But it's true.
Every day, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Could there be any truer wisdom?
That's life, right?
It's making me very depressed, actually, because I wake up every day and just the monotony.
It feels like college again.
That's what led me to God initially, because the monotony of college.
It was just sleeping and eating, sleeping and eating, because I wasn't really doing much else.
And I was like, well, life seems kind of futile, man.
Life seems kind of like a big old black pill.
It just seems like you live a day and you've lived them all, you know?
Once you think about it, life is only days.
We think about tomorrow, the future, possibilities, you know, things that are out there.
And it's like, no, that is not how you should regard life.
There is no such thing as the next day.
There is only today and days that are exactly like today.
You wake up, you brush your teeth, you have your three square meals, you know, you deal with whatever bullshit you gotta deal with, and then you go into your bed and you go to sleep.
And that's what it is.
It's days.
It's days at a time.
It's hours.
It's minutes, you know?
So I don't think in terms of years, chapters, bright futures.
I think in terms of the day, the slog, the grind, the monotony.
Every day, it's all the same.
And it's sort of blackpilling to think about.
Sort of blackpilling.
You know, where do we go ultimately?
And everything, it just feels like you just get set back.
You push the big boulder up the mountain, it just comes crashing back down.
What is the point of it all, right?
So, uh, so I, so I understand that mentality.
Not, not that I think that way.
Not that I'm, not that I'm thinking that way.
Now, if I were thinking that way, you might say, uh, Nick, Nick, you're feeling kind of bad lately.
Uh, you know, and maybe in a few days they find me with three bullet wounds to the back of the head.
So I have to clarify, I'm not thinking that way.
I'm, I'm gung-ho.
I'm happy.
I'm cheerful.
I'm optimistic.
I'm excited about the, you know, next Call of Duty release.
I am excited.
uh you know for for the next fortnight scan i am looking forward to the future but i can understand where you might come from on that on that level uh young lung says isn't the real red pill that 2008 was just the overture pretty much a large recession in the near future it appears that the federal reserve just reinflated the bubble with quantitative easing and low interest rates uh yeah you could say that
Well Austrian business cycle theory says that the only way to have a healthy economy and really the cause of this business cycle and this longer term catastrophic business cycle is the fiat money system.
They say that if you have money Subject to the same market conditions as all other forms of capital, well then you would not have these wild fluctuations in the market, wild corrections, and you know horrible deep depressions and recessions.
You would have a much more stable economy.
This is the Austrian theory.
And so they have these three different curves.
You've got your economic outlook in the absence of central bank tinkering you've got the business cycle which goes up and down along that line along that trend line and then you've got much more ominously a much larger cycle and you know they call this I forget what the exact term was but they call this the crack-up bust or the crack-up boom this is what Mises called it
and he said that eventually you know the long term with central banking is yes you have these recessions and depressions and the business cycle and you know these short and long term trends and this is relative but he said ultimately what central banks are doing is this catastrophic level of inflation of value this catastrophic manipulation of value and numbers and things such that at a point in the future You will have a cataclysmic destruction of the economy.
You know, a cataclysmic correction in the economy.
And people look at the debt bubble in the world.
You know, you could look at America and say, some of these numbers are not good.
You know, you could look at some of the numbers and say, uh-oh, looks like time for another recession.
It's, you know, we're due seven years later, you know, so many years later.
Another way to look at it is the whole world is built on top of debt.
The whole world economy is built on An unprecedented level of debt.
You know, America's $20 trillion in debt.
China has a 200% debt-to-GDP ratio.
Japan's is similar.
All of Europe has around or above a 100% debt-to-GDP ratio.
Japan has, you know, I think I said Japan.
So all the major economies of the world are, you know, financed basically by debt.
And you gotta think, eventually, I think the bottom drops out from under all of it.
So, I don't know.
I don't know if that'll happen next.
I think that's due in the future, you know.
For everybody talking about demographic explosion, you do have to read a little bit of zero hedge or whatever and think about the value of the dollar as a reserve currency, these sort of greater macroeconomic trends.
So I definitely would not be surprised if you get something really bad because it's like all the sectors of the economy, like you said, are blown up with cheap credit, cheap money.
Because that's what people are discounting is we get out of the debt crisis in 2008, I don't know.
rather we get out of the recession, but how do we get out of it?
It's near zero interest rates, you know, it's near zero interest rates for decades.
And that's really how it started from the beginning.
So what's that going to look like when you introduce a little bit of, uh, discipline to the monetary supply?
I don't know.
It's not going to be pretty.
So, so we'll see, uh, But I'm keeping the money, you know, I'm keeping it stuffed in my mattress.
Not going anywhere just yet, we'll wait and see.
And hey, if the housing market collapses, if the market collapses, then I'll go in and buy a bunch of stuff, you know, gold, bitcoin, stocks, who knows.
But something to keep in mind, yeah.
Noah Cuxin says two pesos.
Thanks.
2Death says, Nick, China has a policy that makes people who want to become transsexuals perform the surgery on themselves.
Should America have the same law?
That would be pretty epic.
That would be pretty cool.
I can't imagine a lot of people would want to go through with it.
It's just such a disturbing thing, and particularly when it's applied to children.
You know, there's a lot of sick people in the world who do sick things.
That doesn't make it less depraved that people want to go through with that as adults.
But to me, the tragedy of it, the real injustice, is that the push now is not simply for transsexual acceptance.
It's the children that they're pushing it on, materially.
Not only are they introducing the concept of transsexuals, but then they are facilitating, enabling, encouraging in some cases, this barbaric transition process.
Which for some people they believe all this entails, I'm gonna grow my hair out.
I'm wearing a dress, you know, today.
I'm gonna become a girl today.
You know, they think it's that simple.
It's purely cosmetic.
But of course, we know it's far worse than that on America First.
We've gone into detail before.
When you look at a full transition, what they're talking about is castrating you.
They're talking about cutting your scrotum open, taking your testicles out, and I can't even describe the rest of it, the ungodly things that they do.
Turning things inside out, and making incisions, and it's just like I can't even.
I can't even.
It's... I literally can't even.
It's just so horrible.
And ultimately, at the end of the day, people just have to face reality, man.
That's what it comes down to.
Wake up!
You can't be a woman.
You're born a man.
You cannot be a woman.
I guess that's the most tragic part about it, because even in the cases where you see a person, maybe they... and I don't doubt that there are genuine cases, and they are few and far between, I'm sure, where somebody says, I legitimately have gender dysphoria.
I don't doubt that that exists in some cases.
I don't know how many.
I don't know what the percentage is, but I don't doubt that that exists, right?
However, you cannot become the other gender.
I think in all these cases, that's what people have to come to grips with.
You can try to go against natural law.
You can try to go against reality.
You can try, you know, to redeem whatever injustice you thought or whatever mistake was made at your birth, but it will never be so.
You know, you can cut your dick off, okay?
And you can grow your hair out and cut your Adam's apple out and you can do vocal training.
You are still a man, you know?
And so after all these things that are done to people, you find they're still dissatisfied.
You find that a transsexual does all that, you know?
They'll grow their hair out, not satisfied.
They train their voice, not satisfied.
Change the clothes, change the name.
They do a little surgery, they do the big surgery, they do the other big surgery, you know?
And on and on.
And they finally still want to kill themselves.
Gee, you know, maybe it's not about that.
Maybe people just have to realize, we just got a deal.
We just gotta live in the world, we gotta live with reality.
And it's tragic then that they push that on the kids, because then you're mutilating the kids.
Imparting that sickness, that virus out of them.
It's all just very sad.
It's a very sick and sad world.
But yeah, we should implement that in America.
We should just go after people that promote this to children.
That is to me just... People that promote that to children, they should have it done to them.
Maybe that should be the rule.
If you're a journalist, you know, or you're, you know, some kind of scumbag living in Manhattan and you're telling 12 year olds, 13 year olds, encouraging them to transition, you should have the surgery done to you.
And then we'll see how many people want to encourage that.
You know, where they're cutting things off and there's complications and things are popping open and they have to go back in and it's so bad people kill themselves just because how bad the surgeries are.
You know, maybe the people that advocate for things should have them done to them, right?
Like we said the other day with abortions.
So so there you have it Gen Z says how do you feel about decriminalizing murder?
I am also against a decriminalization of murder gonna gonna be we want murder to be illegal I think on the show.
I think that's our position McDowell says which yay track will you use as a theme for your campaign rallies?
Oh, that's a good question Can't tell me nothing.
That's a good one for the campaign rally Champion is a good one champion from Graduation or Champions with Gucci Mane and others.
Or you could do Glory from Graduation.
Or you could do Last Call.
Last Call, to me, is my favorite.
You could do School Spirit.
Favorite line in School Spirit.
What does he say?
He says, oh, you graduated?
No.
I decided I was finished.
Finished with college, that is.
So that'd be a tough one I'd have to pick.
You know, Trump has the Rolling Stones song.
I don't know the title.
You can't always have what you want or whatever.
I don't know what the exact title is, but you know the chorus.
So maybe that would be the anthem.
Perhaps I Wonder from Graduation.
That's a good one.
Facts from Life of Pablo.
That would be good.
Tough choice.
I'd have to think about that.
Matt says, how much foreign aid should be sent to Israel?
10 million per day?
20 million per day?
Three?
As much as they need for the missiles?
That's a funny Sam High joke.
I remember when I saw that one and I laughed because it was funny.
As much as they need, of course.
Lauren Rose says, Drake and Josh on ice.
Walter's Revenge is touring.
unidentified
Good to know.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I'll have to get tickets.
Sebastian says, love what you do big guy, but that 2% African accounts for 50% of your tardiness.
Jokes aside, I have my first child on the way in July, building a family, one Christian soldier at a time.
God bless!
God bless man.
I don't even look I don't even care that you're nagging me.
I don't think I am really all that tardy Because you know, what really is lateness?
I think it is all relative truly and and what really is time time What what really is such a thing as you know being on time?
I think it's a bit of a construct if you want to know if you want to know the truth but uh, but hey congrats on the kid big congrats on the child and This is the most important form of content creation, the creation of Aryan warriors.
The creation of Catholic Aryan soldiers for battle.
The creation of white racial soldiers for the race war.
No, I'm kidding!
That is a joke.
But we do appreciate it.
Hey, thanks and good luck for the child.
Bless the child.
God bless the family.
Hope it all works out.
Peanut R. Buckle says, Nick, I live in Chicago.
When are we hanging out?
Uh, yeah, never.
See you never.
Not gonna happen.
I don't meet people off the internet.
I don't know who you are.
I don't know what your intentions are.
I don't know what you're about.
You know?
And I say that a lot.
And people are like, oh, okay.
Because they imagine I'm talking about somebody might want to harm me.
What I'm really talking about is a much more likely outcome that somebody says, want to hang out?
And I do.
And the person is annoying.
And I have to sit and, you know, pay money to drive downtown and pay money for lunch.
And sit and have to hear somebody talk for an hour, who I don't like.
And that's really, that is really my concern.
So when I say, no I don't mean people off the internet, it's a safety concern.
The safety is really, you know, it is somewhat to do with my physical person.
It's more to do with the safety of my, of my mental health, you know.
That if I have to drive 40 minutes downtown, and I gotta pay $10 for parking, and I gotta pay $20 for a meal, and I gotta...
You know, sitting here, somebody tell me about, you know, and what are we going to talk about?
The Jewish lobby?
And, you know, somebody's going to say, wow, yeah, so what are we going to do about immigration?
Yeah, I don't know, man.
I don't know, man.
I'm just waiting on my Diet Coke, okay?
You know, I'm just waiting on my hamburger.
Can we just please, can we talk about something normal for once?
That's the thing, everybody I meet in real life, all they want to do is like do America first in person, but they want to tell me what they think.
I can't.
I can't say anymore.
I'm gonna offend people.
I'm gonna offend people that I know.
unidentified
But so often I get, but I have to, but I must go off, you know, people.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I want a monologue to you.
You monologue to me, and now I'm gonna repay the favor to you.
You know, when I think about the things you talk about, I'm gonna tell you.
I'd love to hear it.
I would love to hear what you have to say about this, you know.
I talk about politics every night, but I would love, but I'd love to do it again here with you.
With an audience of one.
No, but I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
I love you, but I love you.
I love everyone who watches this show, you know, but I just love you.
I love you in the live chat, and I love, you know, being behind the desk.
It's just wonderful.
It's just really great.
We're gonna have to move on.
I'm gonna offend people.
That's my problem.
That's my problem.
I just can't help myself.
I just can't help myself.
I'm misanthropic, anti-social, you know.
I'm just a jerk.
I'm just a big jerk, I guess you could say.
So yeah, I'll meet you, man.
We'll do the big meetup in Chicago.
We'll do a meetup in Chicago one of these days, I bet.
And I'll hear everything you have to say.
You know, you can tell me about, you know, the time you read Culture of Critique and all that.
And we'll do it.
We will.
Rob says, America first?
More like wait 20 minutes first.
Well, whatever.
You know, whatever.
Whatever.
If you're not down with the wait at this point, you're not truly a knicker.
I don't think.
You know, you have to be low time preference to watch this show.
That's how we weed out low IQ.
You know, high time preference individuals who are like, this guy's 20 minutes late.
I'm watching something else.
Hello, low IQ department.
Hello, low levels of civilization department.
Yeah, good thing we're gonna weed those people out.
The people that watch America First are the people that say, I can defer gratification.
It takes 20 minutes.
It is worth it.
I am okay with this.
I can delay, you know, this marshmallow test.
The kids who watch, or rather, the kids who did the marshmallow test and said, I will have two marshmallows in 10 minutes as opposed to one marshmallow now, those are the kids who watch America First.
Other kids.
You know, we'll say the others in this test who said, I want the marshmallow now.
Those are the ones who watched Steven Crowder, Ben Shapiro, TRS to some extent.
Right, and Fox News.
Well hey, good to hear.
Glad to hear about the family, but you know, you just gotta live with it.
That's family.
You can't pick your family, but family is essential.
Still have to listen to all the thoughts on my family re about abortion.
Well, hey, good to hear.
Glad to hear about the family, but, you know, you just got to live with it.
That's family.
You can't pick your family, but family is essential.
Family is everything, you know?
So I get it.
You know, my grandma, thankfully my grandma is based in Redfield.
So, you know, we talk for hours and it's no problem because we're all on the same page.
You know, but then the other side of the family comes over and it's like, you know, you guys are a little bit blue pilled, you know, you guys are a little blue pilled.
You know, I talked to my grandma on the one side and we're talking about the issues and based on red pilled stories and things on the other side.
And it's like, OK, you know, but hey, but family is essential no matter what.
But they are your family.
They are your blood and you can't take that away.
So.
So it's important.
It's important.
Boss Vivo says my sleep schedule is messed up again so I'm watching live again.
2 a.m.
in the UK.
unidentified
Oi!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
2 a.m.
in the UK?
It's British!
It is 2 a.m.
in UK.
What is it about having such a high IQ and having messed up sleep?
We're too woke.
Too smart.
Too smart?
How can you go to bed at night knowing what you know?
You know?
That's really the trick.
You really do have to be dumb to sleep easy at night.
You know, how are you not disoriented by things as they are?
Perhaps it's like, you know, low IQ you can sleep, high IQ can't sleep, superior IQ you realize there's nothing you can do about it, might as well just sleep.
And I guess that's where, you know, right on the cusp of there, basically.
But I hear you.
I hear you, mates.
I hear you, my friend from across the pond.
Good to hear.
But good to hear you're catching it live.
That's terrific.
Gen Z Philosophy says, homoism, not credonism, will be our globo.
That's good.
I like that.
Zoom says, real life is not just black and white.
Real colors aren't just reds and blues.
They're full of wonderful shades and hues.
In real life, colors blend, so why shouldn't your marker bend?
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Oh no!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Oh my gosh.
Wow, we're pulling out all the stops here.
I remember that.
I remember that.
What is the product?
What is the product?
What is this product called?
It's the Blendy Pen, right?
Oh no!
Say it ain't so!
No way!
That's the last thing I thought I would hear tonight.
The perfidious blendy pen.
unidentified
Wow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Talk about a throwback.
My life just flashed before my eyes there.
Incredible!
Incredible!
I'm surprised I remembered that.
That's what that is, right?
I thought you were... because I was saying how things are black and white the other day.
I thought it was going to be something like that or...
Incredible.
The Blendy pen.
Ah, yes.
Wow, that really takes me back.
I'm having a bit of a moment here.
Please excuse me.
I'm having a bit of a moment.
The Blendy pen.
Classic.
Yes, the Zoomers, the 2005 kids will never understand the Blendy Pen, the Zoo Magazines, what do they call them?
Zoo Books.
They will never understand these quasi-infomercials.
Floam.
What was that other one?
It was more of like a wiry substance that you play with.
Wow, that's amazing.
That's amazing.
Yeah, press B in chat.
Can I get a B in chat for BlendyPen?
Hey, press B in chat if you remember the BlendyPen.
Can I get some B's in chat?
Press B in chat if you remember the BlendyPen.
I want to see a lot of B's in chat for all our Zoomer Millennial friends that remember the BlendyPen commercial.
Incredible, incredible, incredible Zoomer moment.
Mr. Hoff says, hey Nick, have you ever heard of... yeah, that one's kind of obvious, Zeke Heil.
Yeah, that's, that's great.
You really, you almost got me with that one.
Alex Ware says, hey big guy, did you stream for... did you see the stream for We Build the Wall?
No, I didn't see that.
Ronald says, red-pilled my eighth grade brother.
Excuse me, by showing him the clip of you BTFOing teachers.
Thank you, Nick.
Very cool.
That's good to hear.
Glad to hear I'm red-pilling the youth.
America First is for the children.
It is for the youth.
It is a youth movement, right?
So I'm glad to hear that.
Glad to hear that the young people are getting red-pilled on the show.
It's a show for them.
This is not a show for adults.
I don't care about adults.
Adults are boring.
Adults are lame, alright?
I'm not an adult.
I'm a kid, just like you.
I'm a teenager.
I'm a cool, fresh teenager, and I'm hip.
And that's what we're doing the show for, truly.
You know, a lot of adults, they don't really get it.
They think the show is silly.
Forget them.
You know, I'm a kid at heart.
So good to hear.
You know, a lot of it is true.
But yeah, a lot of it's BS.
me loving the burger david spurner says how much of economics is actual laws and principles and how much of it is nonsense made to convince people cheap labor and open borders good for people um you know a lot of it is true but yeah a lot of it's bs a lot of it is uh well you just got to think about it uh Businesses and politicians take their advice from economists, you know, and really it's more about government policy.
Government policy and think tanks, you know, all of that is determined by economists.
So you buy out a think tank, which employs economists, and they tell you what, you know, a policymaker would need to hear to pass the right regulation, and the rest is history.
So, yeah, I would say it's maybe like 50-50.
Billy says Drake Parker and Josh Nichols from the show Drake and Josh spent a suspicious amount of time at the movie theater connections of the Colorado theater shooter a possible Nickelodeon terror cell that is true you know Josh Nichols worked at the theater you never I don't know, maybe that guy Steve!
Crazy Steve from the theater!
Maybe Crazy Steve went too crazy, you know, at the Dark Knight Rises premiere.
You never know, right?
Maybe Crazy Steve makes a reappearance at the premiere of Joker in October.
And, you know, does Josh Nichols know anything about it?
I think that's the question on everybody's mind.
Is Josh Nichols an accessory?
50 People Slaughtered, San Diego, Movie Theater Massacre, Crazy Steve Implicated, Suspect Was Known As Crazy Steve, Isolated, Disturbed Individual, Friend Said That 3 Years Ago Things Started To Go Awry, He Was Fired From His Job, Girlfriend Broke Up With Him, And He Began Amassing Big Amounts Of Ammunition And Firearms,
the drake and josh shooting you know who knows what could happen right uh sneaky says uh at six i told my teacher calm down sugar tits i never had a chance in today's feminazi public education education grow a garden buy guns and say no to tiny hats wow that's uh wow you're so based in redfield That super chat makes me, uh, it's just, that just makes me mad.
So, thanks.
At six I told my teacher, calm down sugar tits.
Are you, are you, do you, would you happen to be a baby boomer by any chance?
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I never had a chance at today's Feminazi public education.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Sir, are you by any chance over the age of 40 years old?
I think you're looking for the Steven Crowder live chat.
I think you are looking for CRTV.
That's a different website.
Maybe you get your nephew to check it out.
It's a different link.
Simon Skolas says, getting, getting, no, you're great, you're great.
Simon Skolas says, Luke called Andrew Dodson killing himself because of people doxing, getting him fired, and then harassing him, and quote, alleged suicide.
Absolute sick guy.
Yeah, something has to be done about these people, I would say.
They're evil.
No standards, no principles.
Absolutely unscrupulous.
P-Pieces, congrats on the Anthony Cumia follow, big guy!
Anthony Cumia followed me?
I thought he got banned on Twitter a long time ago.
Anthony Cumia... Oh no, there he is!
Michael Malice follows him.
I'll give him a follow back.
Hell yeah.
I love Anthony Cumia.
Epic!
Very base.
Didn't even know that.
Steve Z says, what's with everyone calling you right-wing hipster Nick Fuentes?
Personally, I have never called you that and consider hurtful name-calling.
I'm not a hipster.
I'm not hip.
I'm not hip enough.
Zoom says, don't you hate it when girls think you're proposing whenever you take the knee at them and protest?
That's funny.
Yeah, I haven't can't really relate can't relate D sharp says he fights for us.
That's right.
I do I fight for the masses Illest just something says okay.
First of all pronounce my name right this time No He says illa straw tumble says did you hear Joey Salads is running for a Congress seat in New York?
Do you support?
Yeah, I saw that I support him.
I like Joey Salas.
He's a funny guy.
RSVN alum.
He's a good dude.
I think he's, uh, and he's Italian.
Very based in Redfield, Italy.
So I like him.
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Okay, first of all, pronounce my name correctly.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
First of all, you're retarded and gay.
So, what do you think about that?
Mestizo says, uh, Nick, you've mentioned that morality is nonsensical without God.
Could you materially articulate that, concisely if possible?
Is there a work You can cite recommend that makes a cogent argument for this maxim.
I've explained this like a million times on this show.
Would you recommend a book that explains something which is so obvious?
Here's why.
Because in the absence of the immaterial, and whether that is God, whether that is the Spirit, all we are is matter.
If we are matter, then morality, ethics is all constructed, right?
There can be no absolute morality.
Forget about what is and what isn't moral or morality itself.
That there is a morality is a construct, right?
That there should be a morality, that there's an absolute morality, and we know what it is, is all totally a construct.
You know, if we're all matter, then you're just some, you know, carbon atom life form.
You're this collection of atoms.
Saying words, you know making making guttural noises and what difference does it make if I go and just blast your face off with a gun?
It's all just matter moving in different directions.
What is this about morality and you could say well you know, we have this such a thing as civilization and You know, evolution and things like that, and you know, this is all very much colored by assumptions that are made based on religion.
And they're all constructed in a material, in a purely material basis.
So you could tell me, oh well, I'm a materialist, but I think it's immoral for you to kill me.
And I can say, um, you know, whatever, I'm gonna kill you anyway.
So that's really fundamentally the problem, is why, why, what is morality?
Why should there be morality?
Is there morality in the absence of God?
I don't think it's possible.
You know, what would be more moral?
I don't think there is such a thing as right, true, just, ordered.
None of it makes any sense in that context.
It's all just matter.
It's all meaningless.
It is without meaning.
And so, you know, organisms without meaning, organisms without autonomy, or respect, or dignity, rights, anything like that.
It's a joke.
You know, all of that is a social construct.
It's all, you know, organisms coming together and agreeing on things.
And if that's the case, if that's what you think morality is, well then all it takes is a disagreement for me to throw your morality in the garbage.
Okay, well, we are people, and maybe morality isn't objective or cosmic in any sense, but we do live in a world, and we do live in a society, so we should agree to these rules based on, you know, what is empathetic.
You know, that's the answer I hear, or based on what we see in the animal kingdom, or something like that, or evolutionary psychology, or whatever.
That's fine and well.
Maybe that's what you think is the socially constructed morality.
Maybe I disagree.
Who are you to tell me otherwise?
You have no authority.
So really you have these two problems which is morality and then the authority problem.
Let's say you have a material basis.
You suspend your disbelief about morality having this cosmic basis enough that you can create a moral ethical code in your atheist republic.
Whatever.
But then the problem becomes you have no authority for that.
The only authority is you have more guns, you know, and more people agree with you.
But, you know, that does not have a level of transcendence which is sufficient to justify itself.
Why should I believe that your morality is correct?
Because people agree with you?
Because you have more guns?
It's just stupid.
So these things are obvious, but you have to kind of...
I guess you have to watch America First.
We talk about it all the time.
Andrew Torba says, I filled out the White House Big Tech Censorship form and all I got was dozens of spam emails from the White House whining about the dopey Mueller report.
Meanwhile, Gab, we are building, sad.
Well, thanks, Andrew Torba, if that's a real one.
We like Andrew Torba.
We respect the work that he's doing, you know, and I've doubted the alternative tech path before.
I'm not convinced that's the only solution, but I think that what Torba's doing Torba, if that's you.
What you're doing is totally important, and I think you're the best at doing it.
You're the only one who's carved out, to me, a viable alternative platform, in spite of, like, everything.
I thought after Christchurch, or no, I'm sorry, after the Brower shooting, I thought it was finished.
but still going strong, so it's very impressive.
And it's, you know, the best platform so far developed, the alternative tech platform.
So kudos to you, hats off to you.
Sorry to hear that you're not getting any support from the administration.
They instead would like to work with Alt-Lite Sweats, you know, a bunch of lame, out-of-touch losers.
You know, their choice.
But you're right, it is sad.
But hey, congrats man.
Keep on keeping on.
We support you.
Caesar says journalists simply have nothing to lose writing these articles.
Muslim figured out how to get around them when those Frenchies drew Muhammad.
Yeah, seems to be the only thing that journalists listen to.
Good thing we don't promote violence though.
We would never promote something like that.
We would never support violence against anybody.
But yeah, that is ultimately the problem.
There's no consequence.
There's no accountability.
And how could you get it when it doesn't come from the law or any of the institutions?
They can just do whatever they want.
Stone, or I'm sorry, Soane says, Hey, it's the New York Filipino with the Italian fiance.
Why is it that the all new hit Brooklyn Mason jar sodomites from the Midwest?
Okay, so is there, that's not really a complete question.
Why is it that all the new hit Brooklyn Mason jar sodomites are from the Midwest?
I, you know, that is actually a phenomenon I've seen.
That's Jared Holt.
You know, we get him on, we get on his case because that's him.
You know, he was in Arkansas and then he comes to DC and becomes this, you know, gay hipster, basically.
And, uh, and it's true.
I think people grow up in, like, you know, more liberal public school system, liberal media, liberal Hollywood, and they say, the big dream, of course, for all these people is to leave the suburbs and go to the big city.
And even in the smaller cities in the interior, to go from Salt Lake City or to go from You know Birmingham or to go from Nashville and go to the big city.
They want to go to New York City, LA That's what everybody wants to do.
So so that's why you know, they're not gonna come from New York City They're already in New York City So a lot of them I think come from the Midwest because it's it's sort of a liberal environment Increasingly at least with white people and they all the big dream is to go to Manhattan so they can live the urbanite bug man lifestyle So I think it's a very simple explanation Boss Vivo says, Nick, you have mentioned that Drake is nonsensical without Josh.
Could you physically articulate that concisely if possible?
Great question.
I don't think I can do it concisely.
He says, is there a work you can cite, recommend, that makes a cogent argument for why Meg is a stupid thought?
No, I don't.
I'm not familiar with one, but it's along similar lines to the previous concise and cogent argument.
You know, you just got to read between the lines.
Reptar says, the truth is the majority of migrants apprehended at the border are in between ports of entry illegally crossing.
Okay, man, whatever.
Regular Pat says, Nick, remember, I love when people... Oh no, but actually... Okay, like I'm not getting it directly from the source, right?
What is your source on this?
The latest crisis, people showing up, the asylum seekers.
Nobody disputes this.
This is Border Patrol.
This is Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
This is journalists.
This is people from the White House.
The influx, and I'm talking about the latest crisis, is being driven by family-based asylum seekers.
So...
But you can be dumb.
Regular Pat says, Nick, remember that time you found out Halsey English was Jewish midstream?
Big laugh.
Yeah, I think we remembered that yesterday as well.
Overseer USA says, hey, Nick, please be a good Catholic and give a shout out to St. Joan of Arc, who was judged the hottest woman in Europe 678 years ago.
Is that supposed to be a joke?
That's, that's great.
Uh, Solid Voice says, okay, I'm just getting mean.
I'm hungry.
I'm a little bit lightheaded.
I'm tired.
I just have no patience anymore.
Uh, Solid Voice says, okay, we know your thoughts on legalizing murder, but how about single party consent dueling laws?
I'm against that as well.
Pretty much against dueling.
Albertan says, host a debate with Steven Anderson and E. Michael Jones.
I have no interest in that.
I have no interest in that.
Why would we do that?
Why would we do that?
Why would we have fighting between our own when we could be fighting, you know, the real people, the real enemies here?
Zoom says, and let's see, and Zoom's got a big super chat.
Hey, thanks so much for the big...
Big super chat.
God bless you, he says.
I am a very important person with a very large bag at my disposal.
How much do you need to rid yourself from the unwashed masses and set up a Shapiro-grade studio?
Just say the amount and I'll send it over.
Wow.
Big if true.
Very substantial offer.
Well, just shoot me an email if you're serious about that.
If you are the Qatari oil money backer that I've been looking for, who will spare me from the masses, you know, who will give me an airlift away from the dirty hands of the masses, hey, just shoot me an email, njfuentesblog at gmail.com.
We can discuss.
But hey, but otherwise, if it's a joke, you know, damn you for teasing me.
Damn you!
Damn you for leading me on, right?
Just when you think.
Just when you think you're out.
But hey, but thanks for the big super chat.
If you mean it, send me an email.
Two years of this stuff and I started out very, you know, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
That's what Stefan Molyneux said about me, you know.
And now, two years later, I'm like, just, just, you know.
provide the big macs and i'll i'll say what you need me to say defend cutter refrain from talking about cutter it's fine just you know living wage i'm fine with it right jokes these are jokes these are jokes i have to clarify lauren rose she busted my balls one time so i always have to clarify she's like um You said you would take money from Cutter?
That's cringe, bro.
I'm like, Lauren, it's a joke, alright?
Okay, gonna bust my balls about that.
And anyway, you know, Lauren Rose hasn't even been doing content for like a million years, so it's like... I don't think you really deal with the same things that I have to deal with.
Maybe you'd see the funny side if you were on the front lines like me, right?
No, I kid, I kid!
We love Lauren Rose.
We love Lauren Rose.
White people are the goofiest people.
I'm gonna hang up this flyer.
bills with Harriet Tubman's face.
What's your opinion on stamping money with phrases like it's okay to be white?
Stupid, pointless.
White people are the goofiest people.
I'm going to hang up this flyer.
That'll show him.
What if he wrote it's okay to be white on the money?
I don't know, man.
They would talk about it in the media for like a day and then nothing would change and everything would be the same?
Knock yourself out, dude.
unidentified
Why?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
Why do we want to do this?
How about you start a family, you know?
What if, what if we took the money?
You know the money?
What if we stamped a, you know, a controversial phrase on the money?
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know.
I guess the world would end tomorrow.
I haven't heard about that though with Harriet Tubman.
Pretty disgraceful.
Joe bro says boomers be like best president ever.
Yeah, that's always And they love the president.
He's a real hero FF says I like your tie today Nick.
My biggest hope is that you will emancipate yourself from the processed food Processed food.
I'll leave it at that.
Keep up the good work.
Well, thank glad you like the tie No, I like processed food.
I will continue to eat it I will continue to eat burger and you can't you know, you will not convince me that there is a better way to live so Tyrone says, I'm unironically half black, half Asian.
Can't wait to establish a Nick-tatorship in Beijing and Johannesburg.
Yeah, that'll be, uh, that'll be the day, right?
You gotta go over there as a representative, you know, the Nick revolution worldwide.
We have nothing to lose but our super chats.
We have nothing to lose, but I don't even know what you would say.
But yeah, go for it.
Go for it, big guy.
That's a rare combination.
Grand Theft Auto says, when will the dissident right stop being a divided mess?
Any predictions about if or when we will get a new Farage-style political party?
No.
No.
And I don't, I'm not optimistic about the dissident right.
You know, what do you mean the dissident right?
There's no such thing.
You know, you've just got infighting between all these stupid little factions.
And, you know, barring some kind of significant change, I, you know, That's the way it's going to be for a while.
unidentified
Right?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼
I mean, we try.
We try to work together and the alt-right cockblocks us.
The people to the right of us are crazy.
Not even to the right of us.
The people adjacent to us are just psychopaths.
So, uh, so I think that's the way it's going to be for the future until, you know, you're going to see people with influence and with money and with power, uh, begin to get serious about the, uh, you know, this, this revolution, you know, this right wing insurgency, whatever you want to call it, get serious about bringing real right wing ideas into the fold.
But I, you know, I'm, I'm seeing it a little bit, but not enough at this point.
Deplorable Mike says, feels good to be the true zoomers, those born before 2000.
99 gang rise up.
Yeah, 98 gang here.
I don't know if we're the true zoomers, but we are the oldest zoomers.
The elders.
Elders of the tribe.
Chris says, knicker knicker.
I'm 100% knicker.
Okay.
He says, I want to smoke a cig so I can feel high slash ill.
Well, don't do that.
No cigs, no drugs.
Don't give in to that stuff.
Joe says any plans on doing a go-off stream?
Not really.
Not really much to go off on.
Lance says Trump's 2016 slogan should have been Israel first.
Terrific.
Times two.
Even better.
The says mods need to filter these obscene vile super chats.
I agree Donald Trump's is McFuentes.
Did you ever hear about a senator in the 40s called Senator Thurmond?
Senator he's trying to get me to say Third Reich That's great.
That's so funny.
That's good.
You know, that's part of the process reform that needs to happen, so I'm glad that's happening.
My wife's son broke ours.
Senate or House from becoming lobbyists.
That's good.
You know, that's part of the process reform that needs to happen.
So I'm glad that's happening.
Dezu says, Nick, I'm redoing my bathroom.
Do you think Home Depot has a sink aisle?
My wife's son broke ours.
Do you think Home Depot has a sink aisle?
Ah, sink aisle.
See, these are not even good anymore.
They're not even saying what it is.
Sink aisle.
That's not even what it is.
It was funny when it was a seek aisle, you know, or it was a see Kyle, but this is a, this is, you know, the letter C in the name Kyle or seeks as in the religion and the aisle is in like a, you know, an aisle.
So...
But this is not even it.
The sink aisle?
It's not even close.
Stop trying.
You suck and you're bad.
You're bad at what you do.
Jonathan says, Anglos eat garbage like haggis and beans on toast while their mangled teeth are looking like broken glass.
I'll stick to the occasional Big Mac.
Thanks.
Needs to be said.
Needed to be said.
I agree completely.
All these uppity Europeans.
You know, telling me how to eat, and you're so right, and their teeth are broken, and their food is, you know, garbage, except for Italy.
So true.
You know, the Chad fluoride water and Big Mac versus the Virgin, you know, whatever they're eating over there.
Haggis, like you said, a bunch of trash.
Das Reingold says my boomer friend says that even though there isn't new wall the replacement wall is in effect new wall is replaced that thing was garbage he is you know aware of things but still thinks Trump is playing 40 chess I can't get the boomer out yeah that's just ridiculous you know if you're not expanding the wall you're not really doing much Gary Baker says where's your evidence that the Catholic Church was against race mixing I don't think I've ever claimed that
So, Magic says, less Big Macs, more kale from the sea.
That's so funny.
Tony says, with the Trump investigation behind him, Robert Mueller sets his sights on finding the Russian from the Pine Barrens episode of The Sopranos.
Yeah, that's good.
Ecofascist Howdy from Texas found out my wife is pregnant.
Have you heard the country song about a dad naming his son Nancy so he gets bullied and tough in the song?
This... I don't even know.
This is some kind of southern language.
Nancy something F you up.
This Nancy guy will F you up.
Thoughts?
I don't know what kind of southern silliness this is.
What is this?
A country song, naturally, of course.
Yeah, I don't know.
I listen to, you know, music that's about Donatello Versace and, you know, things like that.
I listen to, you know, very Chad rap music.
So I don't really listen to the, you know, the silly cowboy hat songs about, you know, pickup trucks and, you know, all that.
I mean, I can hardly even read what you're trying to say, but, um, thoughts?
It's an interesting idea, kind of a dumb idea.
Why would you name your son a girl's name?
Why would you want your son to be named a girl's name?
Seems like, you know... Why don't you just toughen him up by being tough on him?
You know, the world's tough enough you don't need to name him a, you know, girl's name.
Silly southern folk tale.
You know.
Cowboy hat wearing people and going around thinking they're funny.
I don't know.
He's just kind of dumb.
No offense.
No offense.
Love Texas, but I think it's kind of silly.
The conjunction function says, hey, not the FBI here, but murder.
Yes or no?
Definitely a no.
Billy says, if I ever met you in person, I'd walk up to you say, hey, I'm a fan and shake your hand.
If you allow me to, I'd keep it low key to not draw attention to you.
Well, that's very considerate.
Thanks.
NC Ridd says, yo Nick, do you believe in ghosts?
Uh, no.
I believe in the Holy Ghost, you know, and spirits and things like that, but not like, you know, the paranormal, not like poltergeist, things of that nature, not really.
Technology says, counting all the assholes in the room?
Well, I'm definitely not alone.
Okay, Evan says environmentalism is essential to nationalism, but Pine Tree Gang is a bunch of attention-seeking LARPers and 70s-era leftists.
Similar to Wignetts?
Yeah, definitely.
Definitely the same principle.
I agree with that.
You know, I agree with that sentiment in full.
Not much to add there.
All true.
Simon Scola says, that is not my job.
Helen from Drake and Josh.
Yeah, yeah, definitely.
I remember that episode.
Shyster says, hey Nick, have a good night buddy.
Just dropping in.
Thanks.
Thank you so much.
Good to see you.
Eric writes, me and my black GF were out at dinner and I had my America First mug with me.
Charlie Kirk Saucin called, he called me a knicker lover.
I was traumatized.
Your thoughts?
That's what you can expect from Turning Point USA.
They're highly racist, highly white supremacists, white nationalists.
It's no surprise.
It's what we've come to expect from those people.
Hans says, looking thick, Nick.
Good night.
Oh, thanks.
Thank you.
Good night.
Hyman says, all this talk about journalists reminds me of that Sam Hyde quote.
I forgot what it is though.
When people start doing what now?
I don't know.
I don't know what you're talking about.
I don't even know who Sam Hyde is.
You know, some kind of large individual, I guess.
Some kind of large comedian, I think.
Something like that.
Reptar says, the feeling I actually left the source in the super chats.
Okay.
Maga says, I like, you know, this guy trying to get in an argument with me.
Yeah, that's great.
Talk about it on your show.
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Maga says, he's like, but I left the link!
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That's amazing, dude.
It is 9-10.
Maga Zog says, I don't think banning abortion will work unless we also ban freedom.
The Catholic Church will need more funding to care for those non-aborted babies.
What?
Okay, whatever.
That's just a dumb thing to say.
David Sperner says, Breasts or butts?
I'm a third positionist.
We've answered this a thousand times.
Bill says, I think your nose itches because you talk a lot.
Could that be it?
Yeah, maybe that has something to do with it.
NC says, Are you a breast or butt kind of guy?
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Okay.
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boss says oy yeah boy mate you're being a nonce for posting a super chat this late drew says i am getting old how to stop okay that's so funny poopoo king says hello fellow 4channer i'm part of a fun meme group with great deals on sawed-off shotguns join our myspace and please meet me in a vacant lot to see these shotguns Might as well, right?
With all these superchats.
But thanks, PooPooKing.
Good to see you.
You're brightening my night here.
A sick nothing, truly a loathsome creature says, country western music died in 1953.
Yeah, yeah.
I liked the western type music before that, but after it's just like... I can't listen to it.
It's insufferable.
Except for Country Road.
Alex says Deuteronomy 29 22 9 you shall not sow your vineyard with two different kinds of seed or else it produce Shall become or its produce shall become forfeit both the croppy of Sony and the yield of the vineyard.
Ah, yes Esoteric teaching very true Jell says, what is your take on secular talk?
I used to watch him a lot and feel like I can see it.
Kyle Kalinske in You, but from the right side.
He's kind of snarky.
I don't, I don't like him.
He's kind of an unlikable kind of a character.
Perhaps maybe I'm unlikable.
Maybe you perceive me as unlikable, but that's always been my impression.
Kind of the smarmy, you know, one of these atheist liberal types who's just kind of, you know, a buzzkill.
So I don't really like him.
But I don't know.
Yeah, if you mean it's smart, factual, you know, all about killing people in arguments, then yeah, sure, maybe.
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
I'm physically exhausted.
This show has been on for two hours now, and I'm tired, and I'm hungry.
I haven't eaten anything for hours.
Seven hours!
So that's going to do it for us on the show tonight.
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