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Good evening, everybody.
We're watching America First.
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
We have a great show for you tonight.
Very excited to be back with you this week.
We're back here on Monday.
And I have to say, it's a little bit... we don't really like that.
You know, last week it was nice.
We had a three-day weekend.
And we get to come back on a Tuesday.
I like to come back on a Tuesday.
But it's Monday again.
Monday again.
Back in the America First studio.
Back on the job site.
No more nagging GF, right?
But we're back at it.
We got a great show for you.
There is a lot to talk about.
A lot happening in the news.
Finally!
And I've been asking for it for weeks.
And it's not like... It's not the biggest news in the world, but at least there's things happening.
And tonight the feature story for the show will be about this big tech stuff.
There's finally some movement happening.
And you know, this is something we've been talking about now For two years, for as long as the show's been on, and particularly we've been talking about this for the last three weeks, I want to say, ever since you remember Facebook announced they were taking off Loomer, Alex Jones, Miley Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson off of Facebook and Instagram.
And it seems like since then the Trump administration kind of dropped the ball on the tech censorship when we had A big critical opportunity to take care of it.
It seems like nothing was being done.
But finally this weekend we have some big and fresh announcements.
Some news.
Finally some movement.
Some action on this.
We have an FTC probe into Facebook and Amazon.
And we have a potential Justice Department antitrust case being filed on Google and on Apple.
So the big four, it's Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple, Google really being Alphabet, the parent company, are all under some kind of scrutiny from the government, either from Like I said, the Justice Department or the FTC, the Federal Trade Commission, and that's very big and very exciting.
So we're going to look at that.
We're going to look at what those cases entail and, you know, what are our prospects for solving tech censorship or just the big tech issue in general with that approach.
We'll also be looking at a couple of other different approaches.
I have to say I'm a little bit optimistic for once.
Because you know, not only do we have the antitrust and we have the FTC probes, but we also have several different lawsuits going on as well in parallel.
to what's happening with the federal government.
So there was this great thread that I saw over the weekend by Ron Coleman, who is a Jewish lawyer on Twitter, and he's actually pretty solid.
He's actually a pretty solid guy.
He likes a lot of my tweets from time to time.
We're not mutuals.
I started following him this weekend because of this thread, but he noted that actually now you have a lot of different lawsuits that are in play here, and they're all regarding the free speech issue on the tech platforms.
And he talked about Laura Loomer's Lawsuit against CAIR and against Twitter.
Talked about Gavin McInnes's lawsuit against the SPLC, of course.
He got kicked off of everything, and we remember that because of the SPLC's defamatory reporting.
And we'll also be looking at Jared Taylor's case, which actually we talked about almost exactly a year ago.
I think it was a little bit under a year.
It was a little bit later in June last year.
That we had him on the show to talk about the American Renaissance case against Twitter.
We'll look at those and also a tweet by the president this weekend.
I think it was actually this morning, directed at AT&T, which is possibly another avenue.
So I'll be looking at a lot of different things with regard to tax censorship, but we'll also be looking tonight at the Long Beach shooting.
Of course, the shooting in Long Beach, Virginia, which was on Friday.
We didn't get a chance to cover it because we didn't know anything about it, you know, and that's always... It seems like that's always the case.
The news happens right before the show, or right during the show, or right after the show, and what am I supposed to do?
What am I supposed to do with that?
It's like, there are people that are shot in Virginia.
Well, what's going on?
How am I supposed to report on that?
You know, or how many times have we done the show and it's like, 8 o'clock you know there's a big announcement 8 o'clock something happens so it's been a long weekend you might have forgotten about it you might not have seen anything in the media about it gee i wonder why that is i wonder why you have a massive a big mass shooting in virginia 11 no i'm sorry 12 people killed And I wonder why you never heard about that?
You know, that was on Friday, it's Monday, and I haven't seen anything about it since Saturday.
I saw something about it Saturday morning, I refreshed the Twitter page, and it was gone.
And they had something else on Twitter Moments.
Why is that?
Isn't it crazy how these things work?
You know, we're still hearing about the Parkland shooting, and that was well over a year ago.
But this mass shooting that happened on Friday, 12 people killed, we forgot about it before Saturday was even over.
You know, and it's very interesting.
You also look at the news articles about this, and I'm compiling my research for the show.
I can't find... I can't find a single photograph of the perpetrator!
It's funny how those things kind of work together, right?
It was like we talked about two weeks ago with that girl.
Who?
What happened?
She passively died after she got into the wrong car, the child's safety locks were triggered, and she died of sharp force wounds.
You know, remember that one?
And you had to Google the guy's name to find out he was a black drug dealer, right?
So the shooter on Friday, of course, of course, was a black man.
Okay, disgruntled employee.
They call it workplace violence.
Okay, he goes into his office.
Kills 12 people.
Workplace violence.
And so we'll talk about that.
We'll talk about some other events this weekend.
It's just incredible the way this stuff works.
And you know, what else is new?
What else is new?
It's like a white person... It's like a white person I don't even know.
You know, a white person takes somebody's milk at lunch in middle school and it's an international scandal.
You know, white terrorists are on the rise!
You know, a white person accidentally bumped into a black person on the street.
White nationalism on the rise!
White terrorism!
Call the United Nations!
You know, and it's like every day.
It's like every day on the south side of Chicago.
You ever heard of this?
Or Baltimore?
Or whatever.
Whatever you want to take your pick.
Just Google something, you know?
Just Google a certain kind of violence and we're gonna pretend like that doesn't exist, right?
So we'll talk about that as well.
And we'll also be talking about Trump's visit to the United Kingdom, which kicked off this morning.
And that'll be our show.
That'll fill up our show, okay?
That's everything that's going on.
There's actually a lot of other things, which is good.
Now I've got some reserve stories for tomorrow.
We've got a lot of premium content in the cards.
So it's all very good.
It's all good.
You may notice I changed up the background a little bit.
And let me know what you think about this because I was watching my show the other day and I think some shitlib pointed this out actually at some point in time and it always stuck in the back of my head.
If you watch the show normally with my New York high-rise apartment you can see the foreground in the shot.
You can see the floor Behind the desk.
And it really doesn't make sense.
If you go back, if you watch maybe Friday's show, you'll see what I mean.
So I moved the camera.
I moved things around a little bit in my high-rise penthouse apartment so that you just get the windows.
You don't get as much of the foreground.
And let me know what you think.
I don't know.
It feels a little bit tighter.
I'm not sure if I like it yet.
But, you know, we'll see.
Maybe people leave comments and say, You know what they prefer.
But we have that that's new.
You know, what else is going on in my life?
I gotta tell ya, there's a little bit of an update, okay?
Normally I give you a silly anecdote, and some people complain.
Some people, it's their favorite part of the show.
But we do have something that's a little bit necessary to talk about.
I was debating whether or not I should say anything.
But you know, people have been asking me about this for weeks, okay?
And what are people asking about?
When are you debating Hunter Avalon?
I get that like every other night, and it's died down a little bit, but we were supposed to have a debate on April 20th, I believe, so well over a month ago, you know, and you may know Hunter Avalon.
He's a popular MAGA YouTuber, you know, very big, you know, free market, you know, he's one of our campus conservative youths, you know, he's out there, and he's a YouTuber, and he's great, you know, he's fine.
He's fighting the good fight, you know, broadly speaking.
But so we were supposed to have a debate on April 20th and he canceled.
He said, well, there's this conflict.
I'm really busy.
I don't have time to prepare.
I said, okay, fine.
When do you want to do it?
May?
June?
Let's pick a date.
Let's do it.
He's kind of been, you know, kind of been slow walking me.
And then I wasn't gonna say anything because look, people are busy.
I'm busy a lot.
I have to give excuses a lot.
I don't reply to your emails or whatever.
So I get it.
But I talked to him very recently and I said, okay, you wanted a list of topics to debate.
Here's the list.
And I think we already agreed to a list of topics anyway, but you asked for it.
Okay, let's let's do it.
And he says, well, I'll get back to you on a date.
I said, when do you want to do it?
I'll get back to you.
I said, okay, fair enough.
This was probably about a week ago.
And then I see within two days, this communist YouTuber Vausch, challenges him to a debate and says, oh, our two communities really want to see it happen.
He says, this Saturday, or I forget the exact date, but he comes up with a date.
This date, this time, I'll see you there.
So it's like, what's going on, big guy?
What's going on?
Is it we're so busy I can't prepare?
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And then you're on Twitter saying, whoa, I've got a date and a time.
Oh, really?
Right out of the gate like that?
Wow, you know, all right.
And then I see him tweet today, it's Pride Month and you know, we're slogging through.
We are slogging through and it's just everywhere.
You look, I'm in the mall the other day, just rainbow flags everywhere.
It's like, I'm sick to my stomach.
You know, so we're slogging, we're trudging through.
And I see a take from my favorite, from my favorite Mogapede content creator, Hunter.
And he says, he tweets, he puts this out on Twitter.
He posts, actually, being pro-gay is extremely conservative because allowing people to do whatever they want without interference from the government is as conservative as it gets.
Something to this effect.
Okay, so this is why.
This is why.
It's a dodge.
It's a duck.
You don't want to debate because not a real conservative.
Not a real conservative.
And you know, look, to his credit, I guess he was willing at some point, or maybe he's willing in the future, or maybe he really is busy.
I don't know.
But this is the problem, okay?
As we say time and time again, the problem in this country In my opinion.
Our first priority, I should say, is not the left.
It really isn't.
The left and the right have chosen their sides.
There was this funny clip of me going around from an earlier show on Twitter this weekend where I said, people have chosen their sides and now we have to kill each other.
And that's kind of what it is.
Right, I mean, there are people in the country who are in favor of abortion, and they see nothing wrong with the drag kids, you know, the drag queen kids, or the drag queen story times, and they are people that are for the wars in the Middle East.
They think Russia hacked our democracy, and they think the white majority is dead forever, and that's a good thing, and all the rest.
And then you've got our side, of course, which is the diametric opposite.
So these sides have been chosen.
Now the task is we have to take this You know, corporate right.
Whatever you want to call it.
MAGA Inc.
Conservative Inc.
Whatever you want to call it.
You know, a lot of these battle lines are drawn.
It's sort of arbitrary, but we have to call out the fake conservatives.
Listen, I don't care if you call yourself a classical liberal, a libertarian, whatever it is, a constitutionalist.
It really doesn't matter at this point.
It's not conservative.
It's not conservative to be a libertarian.
You're not conservative if you have this libertarian caricature, but it's based on the Founding Fathers, you know?
It doesn't matter if, well, we painted in the American flag and it's Alexander Hamilton, but the substance is Ayn Rand and Murray Rothbard.
We are not libertarians.
Okay, the founding...
Or the prime principle behind conservatism is not permissiveness, right?
It is not freedom, do whatever you want, nobody can judge.
That's not what conservatism looks like.
Conservatism does not look like Ronald Reagan.
Somebody has to say it.
Ronald Reagan did us a big disservice.
He brainwashed a whole generation, or maybe introduced a whole generation to this idea that conservatism is actually liberalism.
Conservatism is actually libertinism.
Do whatever you want, just as long as the government isn't involved.
It's the greatest disservice.
Forget Reagan.
We need, maybe, Metternich.
Maybe, Bismarck.
Sure, perhaps, Alexander Hamilton.
You know, I guess that would be, in an American context, more appropriate.
Forget this stuff about, you know, liberty, and about small government, and maybe think more in terms of virtue, and the public good, and the nation, and things like this.
You know, so I see this tweet by Hunter Avalon, and I know people have been asking, and it's just...
And they are!
I think a lot of them are running for the hills.
This is why Intellectual Dark Web shuts down the conversation.
This is why Ben Shapiro shuts down the conversation.
He had a tweet this weekend by Brett Weinstein, who's in the intellectual dark web, calling out Jordan Peterson, you may know the psychologist, pretty famous guy.
He was over in Hungary this weekend meeting with Viktor Orban, who is the leader of this new Christian right coalition or Euroskeptic coalition in Europe, and Weinstein basically called out Peterson and said, "You know, Jordan Peterson, this is not really your ideology.
I'm all for anti-PC, but Viktor Orban is an anti-Semite and a restrictionist and, you know, all this academic nonsense, which basically means Oi vey, it's authentic right-wing.
We need to keep the goyim, I'm sorry, we need to keep the masses controlled in this centrist liberal paradigm.
And the only real problem is the extremes, you know, the Corbyns...
Maybe on the left, people like that, and Orban's on the right.
You know, Corbyn and Britain on the left, and Orban on the right, who on both sides, you know, they want to use the state to execute the will of the people, and we cannot have that, right?
We cannot have that.
So, I just thought that that was an important point.
To know.
It's an important thing to acknowledge before we get into the current events, you know, a little update on the debate, but also a little, you know, here's why, here's the process behind the debate, above the debate, what's happening generally in the conservative movement.
We gotta, we can't have it, alright?
You know, look, I can get along with everybody.
Left, right, center.
I get along with everybody.
I'm a very congenial person.
But if you think that being in favor of this godforsaken month and, you know, anal sex between men and abortion, if you think, well, that's just A-plus conservatism because the government isn't involved, we're not on the same team.
You're on the left.
Sorry.
And I don't care if that, oh, I'm increasingly becoming fringe or I'm alienating people.
We cannot allow that.
We cannot allow that into the conservative movement, you know.
It has no place here.
So anyway, that's Hunter Avalon, but we're gonna get into the current events.
We're gonna start with Trump's UK state visit.
Also I think very interesting along a very similar note to what we just talked about, Hunter Avalon.
So for those of you that have been paying attention, President Trump visits the United Kingdom.
Today and amid a lot of protests from the left and politicians in the United Kingdom, people in the royal family.
And over the weekend I was just like slamming my head against the wall.
You know in 2016 it was like we're taking the world over.
You know everything's upside down.
History is beginning again.
It's great.
We have real change, real reform.
And over the weekend the biggest story is what?
Did Trump call Meghan Markle nasty or did he just mean that she had Had been nasty to him during the campaign.
I'm like, what are we doing?
What are we doing?
Am I going to talk about this for the show on Monday?
Fortunately, some new things have happened.
You know, we can talk about some more fresh, some more dynamic things.
But you had that.
You had Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, very outspoken against President Trump.
And big protests in London.
The United Kingdom's kind of a lame and gay country.
Sorry to say, Angloids.
But pretty gay country.
Everybody's all up in arms because Trump is going over there.
And Trump isn't even based in Redfield anymore.
I don't know if anybody over there has been paying attention across the pond.
Not exactly, you know, they're comparing him to Adolf Hitler and Mussolini.
Not quite, you know, not quite.
Believe me, not quite, right?
And so everybody's all up in arms.
Trump gets over there, he lands, and it's a big deal.
He meets the Queen.
It's not really, you know, people are expecting it's going to be commotion.
People are expecting there will be confrontation.
Pretty much an ordinary state visit.
But I want to talk about a video that is released by Sadiq Khan.
That's really the conflict.
Because in the United Kingdom and with the United States, you have this special relationship, which obviously supersedes the superficial stuff, the sort of partisan bickering or whatever you want to call it, the anti-Trump stuff.
At the end of the day, the UK and America get along because of...
Obviously, the long-standing history, the connections between their intelligence agencies, the connections between, you know, the militaries, the interconnectedness of the economy.
So, sure, while Theresa may not be in love with Donald Trump and, you know, maybe the Queen doesn't love Donald Trump, what really matters is the relationship between America and the United Kingdom.
Sadiq Khan, however, you know, this doesn't matter for him.
He's not the head of state, he's not the head of government, so he has a little bit more latitude with what he can say.
So he does this video for this British magazine that's called Elle, I think, and he does this little video addressing Donald Trump, and I wanted to quote him and just really explain this rift that's happening.
This is very critical, which explains where we are in the broader West, you know, European or European-descended countries.
So he does this video, and it's so funny because for those that don't know, you know, London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, they used to rule 25% of the entire planet from this capital.
Now they've elected this Arab, this little Arab Muslim mayor.
who is literally 5'6", okay?
And I've actually read, I looked up his height, it says 5'6".
Some people say he's even shorter, like 5'3".
This guy's baby mode, okay?
So, you know, you've got this little baby man, he's holding up a sign that says, what does it say?
He's a strong man.
What does it say?
Only weak men fear strong women.
And it's like, you're one to talk about a weak man, right?
You're a baby mode.
Donald Trump's 10-year-old son could beat the shit out of you because he's 6'2", you know, and you're a baby.
So I thought that was funny, but he says in this video, He addresses the president.
And he says, quote, President Trump, if you're watching this, your values and what you stand for are the complete opposite of London's values and the values in this country.
We think diversity is not a weakness.
Diversity is a strength.
We respect women.
And we think they are equal to men.
We think it's important to safeguard the rights of all of us, particularly the vulnerable and the marginalized.
He continues, quote, what we are seeing in the USA is a rolling back of the reproductive rights of women.
We've got a situation now where some states in the USA are making it almost impossible for women to have the right to an abortion.
And I hear this statement and I think, you know what?
He's right.
A lot of people might take issue with this.
A lot of people might say, whoa, this is left-wing lunacy or something.
But you know, I think it's actually basically true.
He's exactly right.
There's this divergence happening across the Western world and it's countries and it's people within countries that are picking sides.
And it is, what is the expression of Western civilization?
And it really is, I think, a competition between sort of like these two traditions, which is, of course, obviously the more reactionary conservative, maybe the Catholic heritage of these nations, the Catholic origins of the nations, and this individualist, Protestant, and now evolved into this progressive, cultural Marxist, 4th Estate Monster!
But it's all the same, but it's all the same stuff.
You know, whether you're Sargon of Akkad and you're a classical liberal, or you're Sadiq Khan and you're a hardcore Marxist progressive, you know, it's all the same.
But these are the two camps, basically.
And when Sadiq Khan goes up and says, Donald Trump's values are not the same as London's, he's right.
London's values and the values of the United Kingdom are as follows.
They are diversity being the strength and, you know, women being equal and women being feminists and women being total individuals.
You know, he gets in at the end of the video to say, you know, all women should be feminists and all men should be feminists and everybody should be a feminist and all this kind of stuff.
I think, you know, it's basically true.
The United Kingdom should be seen in a different block as America.
And I know this is not exactly groundbreaking new stuff, but really try and imagine That the old paradigms, the old alliances, are totally breaking up.
This post-World War II neoliberal order, you know, Cold War and Cold War remnants of that world order, is completely collapsing.
Whereas I think people sort of assume that it's like America, Canada, Australia, and Europe, that alignment doesn't work anymore.
You know, maybe that was the case even 10 years ago, but now it's evolving and we sort of have to aid and push in that direction.
Now the coalition is not the western world, the so-called free world is a monolith.
I think it's been chipped away at maybe since Donald Trump got elected and populism and nationalism really Rose to the top, I guess, of the agenda and really rose to the top of various national governments.
Now you have this big cleavage in the Western world where it's now basically like the United Kingdom and Germany and France, so long as it's under the control of Le Pen or rather Macron, obviously, the centrist.
And Spain, because Spain's just totally communist now at this point.
And the question now becomes, will you have Italy into the fold of the populist nationalist right?
And maybe Putin, and Eastern Europe, obviously Hungary, Poland, these other countries.
Where will America align with the rest?
You can maybe even look at Latin America.
Mexico was just elected a left-wing communist president.
Brazil elected Bolsonaro.
And so you see a complete destruction of the old established order of doing things and it's sort of interesting to think, you know, Donald Trump is in the United Kingdom and I think he was having dinner with the Queen and the Prime Minister and all the important people tonight in England when he was at a state visit and he said, well, our alliance was brought about in our crusade against the Nazis.
That is what enshrined our alliance as special and different and historic and all this.
And it's funny, the contrast there, because he was talking about this post-World War II era, saying, really, why do we have this special relationship?
Why is America and Europe getting along?
Well, it's because of what happened in World War II.
And we defeated the Nazis, and we brought about liberalism, we brought about democracy, we saved freedom and all this stuff.
But at the same time, you hear Sadiq Khan from London, it sounds like a much more compelling message, Which is no, we're not the same anymore.
Our values are different.
London has gone this way, America's gone the other way, and obviously then the task for America is we don't want to become We don't want to become like the Angloids.
I don't see a very bright future for them.
You know, we looked at the European Union results from their elections last week, and, well, it was a little bit more optimistic in France, in Italy, in Hungary, and in some of those countries.
In the United Kingdom, people are saying Brexit won big, or the right-wing won big, but, you know, reform had a larger percentage.
The Greens did very well.
The Liberals did very well.
So I question what the outlook is for them.
But just a little observation there from the Trump UK state visit.
Not really groundbreaking things going on there.
Probably just talking about the upcoming contest for who will be the next Prime Minister.
Obviously, Theresa May stepped down recently.
And the Brexit.
What will America and Britain's trade relationship look like if there's a Brexit, a no-deal Brexit, some kind of a deal with the European Union?
So pretty standard beside that, but just a little observation.
We're going to move right along to the Virginia Beach shooting.
Like I said, it's sort of funny.
I wanted to talk about the Virginia Beach shooting on Monday regardless.
You know I said on Friday we couldn't cover it because we don't have any details.
We don't know what the perpetrator is, we don't know what the motive is, or we don't even have a full body count yet.
So how can we talk about it?
They said we'll save it for Monday.
And it's sort of interesting because by the time I was doing the show I had completely forgotten That I was going to cover this.
I went into my notes and I saw I put it in on Friday.
The Virginia Beach shooting.
And I said, oh yeah!
There was a huge mass shooting on Friday!
I had totally forgotten!
And I'm sure many other people can relate.
Maybe press R in chat.
Can I see some R's in the live chat if you can relate?
Go ahead and slam the R key in the live chat if you can relate.
If you feel the same way.
If that's a relatable teen moment there.
But I had completely forgotten about the mass shooting and I said, oh wait a second, I knew I was... I had something to cover today.
And of course, why is that?
Perpetrator was black.
So I'll read you a little update.
We have the full story here.
This is from CNN.
It says, quote, a disgruntled city employee armed with a .45 caliber handgun and several extended magazines opened fire at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center on Friday, killing at least 12 people before he was shot dead by police, according to the authorities.
Several other victims, including a cop, were hospitalized in the shooting spree, which began shortly after 4 p.m.
According to police officials.
So basically, and this is what we know so far, you've got this gentleman, he is fired from his job, he leaves a note, and this is according to NPR, it says hours before he walked into his workplace, he wrote his bosses a two-sentence email that said he was quitting for quote, personal reasons, according to a copy of the letter.
City officials released on Monday.
He said, quote, I want to officially put in my two weeks notice.
It has been a pleasure to serve the city, but due to personal reasons, I must relieve my position.
So he writes that, shoots that email, pardon the expression, he shoots that email off to his boss, sends the email off to his boss, then he goes in four o'clock after work, kills 12 people, right?
And they revealed that the suspect is a 40-year-old black man named Dwayne Craddock.
And to me, the story is not so much the mass shooting.
You know, this person is not a terrorist.
Obviously, there's not... it doesn't appear to be a political motive.
I saw there was a rumor circulating on the internet on Saturday that he was motivated by Talib Kweli and Tariq Nasheed.
I didn't see anything else about that, so I don't know if I dreamed that or if that was just something on poll.
So we don't really have an official motive.
They say they assume he was a disgruntled employee.
That's sort of the best they can do at this point.
So it's obviously not something you can extrapolate and say, well this was about a political agenda or this anything else.
To me, time and again, it is You really have to come to grips with how corrupt the media is.
I'm continually blown away by the fact that it's not even, it's not even hard to see anymore.
It's not even like they're trying to cover it up, the fact that they completely control and they completely coordinate and they completely manipulate what you see according to their agenda.
It's not like it's a subtle thing anymore.
You look up this shooting, you cannot find, every article is about, well, here's the hero who, you know, he saved the day in the Virginia Beach shooting or Here's how.
People are coming together after the Virginia Beach shooting, or whatever.
You can hardly find an article that's actually about the shooting, or that's actually about the motive, or the suspect, or anything like that, you know?
And when you do find an article, because you do find, it'll tag, it'll say, well, you know, Reuters reported on whatever, that he did the shooting, you click on the article, you can't find anything about the shooter.
They don't identify the race, they don't show a picture.
And you know why that is.
That's deliberate.
That is not an accident.
That is not standard procedure.
When it was the Christchurch shooting, they knew what he was about before it was even over, and they had his picture plastered everywhere, and they showed him doing the okay hand symbol in jail, and all this other stuff, or when he was in court.
And so it's not even like it's ambiguous.
It's not even like there's confusion as to why this is happening.
And it's not like it's irregular.
I mean, this is every time this happens.
We talked about it just two weeks ago.
The woman, this young college girl, not even a woman, a girl, 21 years old, college girl, who gets into the wrong car, kidnapped, stabbed to death, decapitated, buried in the guy's backyard.
They don't show a picture.
They don't identify the race, the language.
It's like she chopped herself up, basically, with all the passive grammar and everything else.
And you really, I think, have to sit and dwell on that.
What does that tell you?
What does that tell you about the state of the media?
I get a lot of heat for this kind of stuff when I say there's a conspiracy.
All of a sudden you're a conspiracy theorist when you talk about this stuff.
But how else do you describe it?
You know, conspiracy theorism, or you know, conspiracy theory, The phrase has the connotation of, well, it's crazy.
It's always accompanied by things like tinfoil hat, something like that.
You know, we think conspiracy theory, crazy.
You know, you think of some insane guy ranting and raving like me.
Not quite unlike me on some small broadcast on the radio or, you know, on YouTube or something.
And those people are not to be taken seriously.
They have no credibility.
But what else can you call it?
What is the definition of a conspiracy?
People who conspire, a group of people conspiring without the knowledge or consent of the public to effect some kind of agenda.
Well, what is going on here?
What is going on here?
That every incident of white violence, whether it's political or apolitical, is elevated, is discussed, is condemned, there's laws passed, there's all this attention, but when it's black violence, day in day out, political or otherwise, it's just totally buried.
They pretend like it doesn't exist.
And this was one example.
This weekend, this was a mass shooting.
It was workplace violence.
But you also had in Chicago, this is according to the Tribune, 10 people killed, 52 others wounded in shootings all across the city of Chicago this weekend.
And where do you think the shootings were happening?
Do you think they were happening in Lakeview?
Do you think they were happening in Evanston?
Okay, I mean that's not really Chicago, but...
They're all on the south side of course.
Is anybody under any illusions about who is doing the violence in this country in any of the major cities?
After the Christchurch New Zealand shooting.
And it's crazy to me because I talk to people in the media.
They really want you to believe that you if you live in America or you know any any school shooting or anything like that They really try to get you to believe and they want you to believe they gaslight you into this kind of logic that The person or the people you have to fear in America from violence or gun violence is white people because you have a school shooting once in a blue moon or Really?
Is that the case?
Because, you know, I happen to live, like, 25 minutes outside the city of Chicago.
three years.
And on the basis of that, they want you to believe that, you know, if you're worried about a shooting, if you're worried about a stabbing or a murder or, you know, anybody opening fire, it's a white person.
Really?
Is that the case?
Because, you know, I happen to live like 25 minutes outside the city of Chicago.
I can tell you when I go into Chicago to try a burger or a pizza joint or whatever, I can tell you I'm not terrified to drive into Lakeview or into Lincoln Park because the crossfire from white nationalist gangs.
You know, I I'm not worried about going into my buddy's house.
In the north side of the city, and I'm worried about walking around at night because some skinhead might yell, this is manga country!
And because of my last name, he's gonna chop my head off or something or lynch me!
But I'll tell ya, I take the Eisenhower.
I never take an exit.
I don't get off on Costner.
I don't get off where it's Garfield Park.
I don't get off in the black neighborhood, hello, in the south side of Chicago.
And I don't get off in the west side in the Hispanic neighborhoods.
And it's...
What, am I telling you something you've never heard before?
Am I telling you something that we don't all know, right?
And so it's just crazy to me the level of conditioning, and you see it across the board, and everybody knows this stuff.
Everybody knows what's actually going on, but you're not allowed to talk about it.
There's this weird taboo or omerta enforced about it.
When everybody knows what's going on, and we cloak it in the euphemisms and language about low-income neighborhood or bad schools or something like that, we all know what's going on.
And when it's white people doing it, we can vilify on racial terms.
When it's white people...
Well, here it is.
It's another white guy committing a mass shooting.
And when are we going to talk about the problem, which is whiteness?
But it's every day.
Day in, day out.
Every night on the news.
Every weekend.
And you got all these different mass shootings.
You have the black mass shooting this weekend.
You have the trans and homosexual shooting a few weeks ago.
Totally memory hole.
And you bring up the race or whatever of the perpetrator and you're like a bad person.
You're a white supremacist.
You're a white supremacist for acknowledging it.
So, to me, that's a real story.
It continues to be.
The story is not what's going on.
The story is the fact that we live in an occupied country.
That's a story with every story.
You know, sure, we're living in a country that's increasingly degenerating and spiraling out of control, and it's collapsing in real time, gradually.
I mean, that's obviously the substance, but the story every night is the fact that it's an occupied country, and they're lying about what's happening.
And I guess until people break through and see that, until people kind of realize, gee, what's going on at the top?
What's going on with all these people hanging out at the top?
And what's going on?
You know, what are they wearing?
And what do they have in common?
Until and unless people realize what's happening all around at the top, how are you going to treat all these other issues, right?
So I see the Virginia Beach shooting and it's, you know, what else is new?
What else is new, right?
I mean, this is every week.
It's like, this is the story.
Every week it's horrible, surreal violence and the media covers it up.
You know, they distort it, they lie about it based on the agenda and people just eat it up, consume it.
So that's Virginia Beach, but our feature story for tonight, the big story which we're trying to get to, which to me is optimistic.
If this is a little bit of a white pill, that's a little bit of a black pill.
You know, a bit of a black pill that the UK is gay now, and they're drifting away.
You know, the island has drifted away, like the old pole prophecy, right?
And we've got this continual problem with some of our friends.
You know, 13% of the population continues to cause about 50% of these violent problems.
We continue to see that.
Highly blackpilling, I would say.
That one in particular, quite blackpilling indeed.
You know, but perhaps if there is a white pill, if there's a silver lining this weekend, we have some big news on the front with Tech censorship and to me this is the most important issue.
This is the most important issue because, you know, it's going to take a long time to solve the problems in the country.
It's a lot deeper, I think, than people imagine, right?
I mean, everything that we see, the violence, the corruption, and so on, it's symptoms of deeper problems.
So that's going to take a long time.
That's not a political solution.
But how do you get around to doing that?
You need to have a persistent effort on the part of people who can spread their message, mass communication, network, these kinds of things.
And that's why tech censorship is the most critical issue.
Take away me, okay?
You already took away Alex Jones, we're looking at Crowder, and they're looking at all these other people, and nobody's gonna know about this stuff, right?
Nobody's really gonna wake up to the media control, at least the vast majority of people won't.
Most people, I think, are not exposed to that.
So to me, the Silicon Valley stuff is really the most critical thing at this time, and for a while, or for the longest time, for a while, I've been pessimistic about it.
Of course, we saw Facebook several weeks ago.
Not only did they first implement a ban on white nationalists and white separatists, which, you know, people call me that a lot, I don't identify that way, but they ban a lot of adjacent people like Faith Goldie, and of course it presents a troubling precedence, because what does it say that Facebook can now discriminate based on ideology?
Say what you will about white nationalism.
It's not inherently illegal or violent or hateful or anything like that.
It's banned nonetheless.
So first they implement a ban on white nationalism, white separatism.
Gone off the two biggest platforms on the internet, Facebook, which is over 2 billion monthly active users.
And Instagram, 800 million monthly active users.
I think it's like 1.6 billion daily active users.
So it's crazy specs on... I mean these are, you know, giants.
Biggest in the history of mankind in terms of the organization there, the networking there.
So first you have that ban, then of course what comes down is they ban Alex Jones, Loomer, Louis Farrakhan, Paul Joseph Watson, Miley Yiannopoulos, a few others, a few undesirables, unmentionables, that's alright.
But they ban those people and we expected, and there was this big outcry from the right, maybe a last ditch effort one might call it, to get the president to acknowledge this issue and say look, You couldn't get the wall done, or okay, you got 1.1 miles of fencing done.
I'm sorry, you have not finished the wall, right?
So you couldn't get immigration done, you couldn't end the foreign wars, you couldn't fix the trade situation.
We get it, you inherited a mess, and everybody was against you, and you messed it up with the personnel.
All that would be okay if you just take a look at tech censorship.
And so we had all this pressure going, and Dan Scavino was under fire, and Brad Parscale, and what's her name, Katrina Pearson, I think that's her name.
All these people in the campaign, Don Jr., they were getting lit up on social media, people saying enough is enough, this administration needs to take action because you're not going to get re-elected in 2020 without Facebook, without Twitter, without YouTube.
You know, all these different ecosystems online that, in my opinion, propelled the Trump campaign in the beginning.
As we saw, obviously it got Trump's attention.
He tweeted about it and he said, well, we're watching it closely.
We continue to monitor the situation.
And he shined us on for 48 hours with maybe six or seven tweets.
I remember reading them off night after night.
Don Jr.
tweeted some things, but within a week and then two weeks and three weeks, I think it's been about three weeks, ultimately it had become clear that this administration was just not serious about it.
They weren't going to do anything about it.
The most we saw was They opened up some kind of hotline to complain to the White House and say, I've been banned from Twitter!
And, you know, the Trump administration or the neocons and cucks running it would say, okay, shove your complaint up your ass.
Basically, right?
You know, just like with all the Trump campaign people that have been fired or kicked off or blacklisted.
It's like, oh, you got kicked off Twitter.
Yeah, you can, whatever.
You know what to do with that, right?
With your complaint to the White House hotline.
But then today very big news very big news this weekend.
It was on Saturday, but also then today We see some big announcements is according to various sources That says the Justice Department is laying the foundation for a potential antitrust investigation of Google.
Three people familiar with the matter say zeroing in on one of the world's wealthiest and most powerful tech companies as policymakers around the globe are calling for tougher regulation of an increasingly embattled industry.
Additionally, this is according to CNN, the U.S.
Justice Department has jurisdiction for a potential antitrust probe of Apple Inc.
As part of that same broader review of tech giants, Using their size to act in an anti-competitive manner, says the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, and the FTC met in recent weeks and agreed to give the Justice Department the jurisdiction to undertake potential antitrust probes of Apple and Google, owned by Alphabet Inc., according to the sources.
Additionally, the FTC was given jurisdiction to look at Amazon and Facebook.
So the big announcement is you've got the FTC looking into Amazon and Facebook, the Justice Department doing antitrust against Apple and Google.
And this is huge.
This is exactly what we were asking for.
And I don't know if this is Donald Trump.
I don't know if this is Don Jr.
I don't I don't care who it's from.
You don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
This is what we need.
And it remains to be seen.
It's in the very early stages.
We have to stress that.
Don't want to get too optimistic.
Never.
We rarely see good news, you know.
How many times have we been promised something really big, or they're laying the foundation.
Executive order getting rid of birthright citizenship.
We've never heard about it again, right?
And I'm pulling all the troops out of Syria within 90 days.
And they're still there.
You know, five months later, six months later.
So don't hold your breath, right?
Don't hold your breath when they make a big promise like this.
But I would say that if there is a political will to carry this through, Foundation is laid and they build upon it.
you know, they actually do investigate, the probe goes through, we could really see some serious action on big tech.
And these are the big four.
These are the big four most important ones.
And a little birdie, QAnon in Washington, D.C., told me that the length of these probes, the antitrust process, is typically about a year and a half.
So if you're looking at the timetable of Trump administration, when this is beginning, it's almost exactly like the last possible time that he could have taken to kick this stuff off.
In other words, you know, he's got almost exactly a year and a half left to see this thing through.
So, hey, don't want to get your hopes up, but I see this happening.
Antitrust, FTC, they're looking into it.
And if this goes all the way through, you could see a breakup of Google.
You could see Google destroyed.
You could see Facebook broken up into various different companies.
And that ultimately, obviously be a very good thing.
Ultimately, the problem is that they are monopolistic, you know, in the sense that we try to Even create alternatives.
We talked about this on Friday, I think.
Like Gap, or like BitChute, or like any one of these different platforms.
Stream.me.
And obviously the problem is that you have the networking effect, all kinds of various barriers to entry, where going up against Twitter, and they have 300 million monthly active users, is not such an easy feat when you're getting kicked off Apple, and you're getting kicked off your domain registrar, and your payment gateway.
It'd be difficult if you didn't have those problems, but then you do have that anti-competitive atmosphere.
So you have the alternative tech lens.
You have the lens of, you know, maybe if you broke it up it wasn't under the control of Mark Zuckerberg and these woke people.
Maybe you could have different management.
Who knows?
But I think everybody agrees that regulation, antitrust, using the federal government is really the only way.
Because these companies are too big for any other alternative.
You know, a lot of these libertarian retards And that's what they are.
That's what I hear every time we talk about the tech stuff.
I get some baby boomer.
I get some baby boomer who graduated high school and was making a living family wage working in a warehouse and bought a house for For pennies, basically, okay?
He bought a house for a nickel in the 1960s, and they're gonna come around and say, you want the government to solve all your problems?
Why don't you start your own company?
Why don't you start your own company in your own garage?
Just like Steve Jobs, you know, or Bill Gates.
Like, that's how it works, you know?
Day of the yacht when?
When are we gonna go and sink all the yachts, you know?
When are we gonna go into the retirement communities and homes and just whip out the pillow, right?
Pillow full of bars of soaps.
You know, so I hear all the baby boomers all the time.
It's, why don't you just compete?
Why don't you create your own company?
Well, you know, it's not quite that simple.
Really the only institution left in the entire world powerful enough to challenge these companies is the federal government.
You look at Mark Zuckerberg, individual alone, is worth $50 billion.
And then you look at Facebook.
Over 2 billion people.
There's like, I don't know how many billions of people have profiles, but it's like more than 2 billion people are on there in a month.
More than a billion and a half people are on there every day.
Really?
Who can come close to that kind of power?
Amazon.
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Amazon.
nick fuentes
I think they have 50% of all e-commerce on the whole Internet.
It's like every other transaction on the Internet is done through Amazon.
And it's like half of all book sales.
They're gobbling up everything, right?
And it's Apple.
Look at their market share in terms of... It's diminished a little bit because you do have a little bit of competition, but nevertheless.
And if that doesn't work out, we've got a variety of other approaches.
is unprecedented.
And on and on, you know, the list goes on.
Google with YouTube and with their search engine.
I mean, these companies are quite literally, they're just too big.
And the only institution that can tackle them is the federal government.
So antitrust, that kind of thing, that's the way to go.
And if that doesn't work out, we've got a variety of other approaches.
Like I said at the top of the show, there's this great thread by Ron Coleman on Twitter, who's a lawyer.
And he has a hand in a couple of these.
You've got currently a lawsuit that Laura Loomer is waging against Twitter and against CARE, the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
He says that this is a tortious interference case.
And I had to actually look up, how do you pronounce this?
Is it tortious?
Is it, you know, how do you pronounce this?
It's tortious.
Tortious interference.
I didn't go to law school, all right?
But it's a tortious interference lawsuit.
They say that Care, Twitter, they're getting in the way.
They're economically hurting Laura Loomer, so this is one approach they're taking legally, and ultimately they hope that that can get all the way up and tackle the free speech issue with tech.
Maybe up to higher courts in the court system.
They've got the Gavin McInnes case, which is a little bit different.
The SPLC obviously targeted him and said and branded that he was this white nationalist and the FBI branded him a white nationalist hate group or something to this effect and as a result of the SPLC defaming him, He's gotten kicked off everything, career ruined, and all the rest, so they're pursuing defamation.
You've got the American Renaissance case, which is actually, I think, the most creative of them all, where it's in California.
And California has a very peculiar state law, which says that, you know, sometimes a private lot, you know, a private area, if it is a public square, is subject to the First Amendment.
And it's particular to California.
It's this case that goes back Some years pertain to a grocery store acting as a public square and we went into detail on a show I think about a year ago, but that's working its way up and maybe that applies to Silicon Valley companies, because they're all located in California, but I'm very optimistic.
I see the antitrust.
I see the FTC probe.
I see the various legal cases being brought forward, and they're all, you know, they're all going to take time, and who knows which ones are going to succeed.
If the FTC is going to go all the way, or if the Justice Department is going to go all the way, or will they choose one and not the other, or how far will it get?
We'll just be enhanced scrutiny for a little bit of time.
Or will some of these cases take off?
Will they all take off?
Or one?
Whatever.
But, you know, I think we look at where we are now, particularly, I think this is the real game changers, the FTC and the Justice Department.
I say I'm a lot more confident today than I was last week about the anti-tech stuff.
And that, as a result, makes me a lot more optimistic about everything.
Because the reason I was so black billed for the longest time, and I'll explain, it's been, you know, sort of a depressing show for the past couple of months.
It's infected.
It's like a mind virus, you know, the pessimism or the grief, whatever you want to call it, you know, that has overcome us trying to come to grips with the reality that there really is not a viable path forward for our movement.
If we're just facing Facebook on one side and it's the Democrats on the other and the Republicans incompetent and co-opted as ever and that's our only outlet to work in politics, well, then we really don't have any options here.
You know, you can't do a YouTube channel.
You can't have a website.
You can't run for office.
You can't infiltrate the GOP.
Like, what can you do?
You can't do anything.
And so I was thinking for the longest time, okay, and I'm still, you know, it's still kind of my position is we just have to wait until things change.
It's kind of out of our hands.
Play defensively, try to survive, spread the message as much as possible, but play conservatively and wait for, you know, a nuke, you know, to hit the country or wait for, you know, just something crazy to happen that'll reset things or change the dynamic a little bit.
Just wait until circumstances are radically different where there's different opportunities.
But if they're able to preserve the social media, if they're able to preserve mass communications for the right wing, then we're good.
Then we're solvent for, and I don't know how much time that's going to buy us, but it'll buy us a little bit more time to network, to fundraise, to organize, to put together some kind of infrastructure, to put together some kind of political machine.
And, you know, obviously we've got to do our part and step up, and there's got to be a will there on the other side.
But as long as that capacity is there and we're safe, we're protected, then I'm a lot more optimistic.
So the Silicon Valley, the big tech stuff, that is really the issue to watch.
That's the most important thing.
And I'll say this, very bold statement.
If Trump fixes tech censorship, if this goes all the way, he breaks up Google as an example, everything will have been worth it.
Successful presidency.
I don't care about the wall.
Don't care about immigration.
Not that I don't care, but you understand.
I don't care that he didn't accomplish as much as he could have or as much as he promised.
It will not have mattered.
Just by solving tech censorship, it all would have been worth it.
You know, because now we become solvent.
Now we're protected.
You know, and that is, I think, really invaluable at this point.
Hard to put a price tag on that.
So, tech censorship, very white-pilling, very white-pilling.
It's a Monday, but we are white-pilled again, right?
Cautiously optimistic.
I have to say, cautiously, you know, I don't want you to, don't you get too optimistic and say, day is saved, 4D chess, whatever, you know.
They still got to pursue the case, you know, still have to see some action on this, but That is being considered.
They're laying the foundation.
It's being discussed.
It's happening.
The Democrats are talking about it.
I think we have reason to be more optimistic than we were before.
So that's the antitrust stuff.
We're going to take a look at our Super Chats.
And we'll see what are you guys... I have to hear from the unwashed masses.
What are you guys thinking about all this stuff?
And I saw some big superchats coming down the pipeline before the show even started.
So let's take a look and we'll hear from you guys.
We got Minecraft who says, Nick, great show.
Take my free superchat.
Hashtag BlendyPens.
Well, thanks big guy.
Much appreciated.
Lauren Rose says, Nick I've turned informant.
I thought I should let you know that yesterday's Pooper Chat newsletter revealed that June's meme show will be Cory in the House.
New premium show is great by the way.
Well that's good to know about Cory in the House.
It's one of my favorites.
Classic Cory in the house.
Good spin-off.
But thank you.
I'm glad you enjoyed the premium show.
That's great.
Look, it's coming, alright?
It's coming.
I promise it's coming.
It'll be worth it, okay?
What more is there to say besides, you know, you'll get your premium content, okay?
Casey Alexander says, Nick, should orphans be banned from eating at family restaurants?
Well, that's a good question.
How do you define family?
Is an orphan really a part of the family?
Now, that's a tough question.
Is somebody who's not your blood really a part of the family?
Now, that's a difficult question.
And particularly when it comes to the family restaurant, because of course, uh, admission into the restaurant is incumbent upon you being a part of the family.
And so while normally, uh, you know, all the other parental responsibilities might be delegated to not actually the biological parent, you know, raising a child, subsidizing their education and so on, child support, whatever, um, You know, just being a moral leader, a father figure.
The family restaurant, it is necessary that the familial connection is established.
So, you know, I don't know.
That's a good question.
I guess it varies from restaurant to restaurant.
You know, my family restaurant, I believe it's pretty strict.
If I were running a family restaurant, I would say it's got to be strictly, got to be strictly genetic.
Oh, families only, you know, so if I see some orphans coming in, you know, if I see, you know, child does not match the parents, I'm gonna say you can't come in.
Cannot come in!
Sorry, but we have to refuse service, so...
Tough question, but obviously very important.
I went to a family restaurant very recently and wasn't happy.
I find that the family restaurant, it's overpriced and it's not very good.
You know, people say, why do you get the fast food?
It's cheap!
And then I started going to fast food restaurants and I was like, what?
It's $7!
This is not cheap!
And then I go to a family restaurant and it's $20!
And then I realized what they mean by inflation, protecting your money from inflation.
You know, family restaurant, I sit down, Texas barbecue burger and a chocolate milkshake and a bowl of soup and fries and it's $20?
You gotta be kidding me.
And yeah, the waitress had a British accent and she was nice enough.
She called me hun, and maybe that makes it a little bit worth it, but it just didn't justify it and enjoy the burger.
It wasn't very good and it's diner fries.
So, I don't know.
You know, I used to have a good family restaurant around, but They went out of business.
So, anyway.
Peanut Arbuckle says, Nick, what should I write in my Tinder bio?
I don't know, man.
I'm never very good at the bios.
I'm never good at that kind of stuff.
Why are you asking me?
Why are you asking me about Tinder?
Why are you asking me about dating?
Do you think I have anything to say about dating?
From learned experience or from theory?
Do you think I even think about that?
No way!
You think I'm trying to think of some witticism, some short little phrase that'll catch the attention of a woman?
No, of course not.
I'm thinking about hard-hitting, fresh content.
I'm on a whole other level.
You know, the level that I'm at to produce 250 IQ content every night, and it's got to be fresh, and it's got to be new, and it's got to make you laugh, and all the rest, and it's got to be on time.
The most important part is it has to be seven o'clock sharp.
I just can't even I can't I cannot even get back down to that level to try and think of what might amuse a femoid, you know, please Try and try and even imagine Coming up with something that might amuse a femoid in 2019.
What am I gonna write office fan?
I watch The Office and I like pizza.
I Like to eat and I watch The Office and you know, and I'm a little bitch Because that's all it is these days.
So I No, I don't have anything to tell you.
Get off Tinder.
Get off Tinder.
Make some money.
Get on the grind, bro.
Get on the grind and then just put your net worth in your Tinder bio.
That's my plan.
My plan!
Am I just cynical?
Am I just a twisted... Am I just a twisted individual that my plan is just grind for years and then when I'm like 25 you just slap the bank account on the Tinder.
You just slap the big number.
Is that a very cynical way to look at things?
I feel like- I feel like with love, I've just been totally- Maybe it's the Eggman who blackpilled me on this.
I'm just totally on the other side where I say, you know, it really just does come down to, uh, you know, these things.
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As opposed to, you fall in love, and you know, you really like somebody.
nick fuentes
I'm just not a believer anymore, I guess.
Uh, Jew-toon, or I'm sorry, J-toon.
Perhaps a Freudian slip there.
It just says J-toon.
Well, what are you gonna do?
What are you gonna do?
It's one of those nights, right?
J Tune.
Well, it's because Tune, you know, the, you know, the Tune sound.
I guess maybe that's where it came from.
What are you gonna do?
You win some, you lose some, right?
Some of them slip past the goalie, right?
He says, I wanted to thank you for leading me back to the church.
I'm the happiest I've ever been.
I'll be praying for you when you get low IQ super chatters.
Well, thanks!
Good to hear.
Glad to hear that you're back with the faith.
Makes me feel good that you say this.
Jay Tunes says, I want to watch the Sam Hydes get from Drake and Josh, but father will hit me if I have to talk about peepee poopoo at confession again.
Advice?
I don't even... Sam, hi, Drake, and Josh.
It's, uh, we got a lot going on there.
We got a lot going on there.
All the fan favorites.
I can tell.
Hellgraph says, thanks for the courtesy helping me with my premium membership.
Here's that refund back.
You are doing the Lord's work.
Wow, well thanks!
See, it comes back.
You know, and I was thinking to myself, I, uh, this guy emails me and he's like, you know, I've been paying for the premium for months, but I have been working on my computer.
I said, okay, well refund the three months and you can resubscribe and blah blah.
And he's like, okay.
And then I woke up today and I checked my email and he's like, oh, okay, we can do that.
And I have to go to the refunds.
I'm like, ah, I got to refund all this money.
You know, got to refund 30 bucks.
Ah, nuts.
You know, but I'm like, well, you know, you didn't get the premium content, so you got to do it.
But it's all coming back!
But he gives it in the form of the Super Chat, so I guess, you know, you put good out, you get good back, right?
It all comes back around.
Pay it forward, truly.
Well, thanks, man.
I appreciate it.
Thank you for the support.
Jenex Boomer says, Back in my day, driving was fun, but today these new cars keep beeping at me for every stupid little thing.
How do I make my car stop beeping?
What are you talking about?
I kind of understand, you know.
My car... Well, I'm not... Whoa!
This guy's trying to trick me into revealing the make and model of my car in the year of my car.
So what, he can dox me?
So what, you can dox me, big guy?
So you can come to my house and smash my car?
So you can cut my brakes so I get in a car accident?
So I see what this is all about.
Well, yeah, I kind of understand.
I mean, my car does a little bit of the beeping.
When you don't put the seat belt on, it beeps.
When it's under 50 miles left of gas, it beeps.
Or when it's like, you know, running low on gas, it beeps.
And I don't think there's any other beeping going on.
Yeah, I don't know what kind of car you're driving with the beeping.
I know I drove my father's car.
When I went to Iowa State, I drove my father's car because, well again, I can't reveal details about my car, but not really ideal for the winter.
So I was driving my dad's car, and there was all kinds of beeping going on, and it's like vibrating.
It's like if I got too close to the car, it'd vibrate.
I'm like, what is going on?
You know, and all these, all the kind of alerts and things.
Maybe I want to crash.
Maybe I want to crash.
What's going to happen when I crash my car for real?
And it's going to be beeping?
But this is what I've chosen.
This is the course that I've chosen for the vehicle.
So I hear you.
But for the most part, I have no problems.
I like my car.
I like driving around.
Get an older car.
I don't know what to tell you.
These are fixable problems.
Solvable.
Easy.
Easy!
If the biggest problem in your life is beeping cars, you've got it made, my friend.
Let me tell you.
Zach says, Looking good, big guy.
My friend Mason pilled me on your show a while ago and I've loved it so far.
If I listen to you on Spotify to and from work, or I listen to you on Spotify to and from work daily, keep up the good work and keep on schlonking the Big Macs.
Well, thanks bro.
Hey, and thanks to your friends spreading the good word.
Hey, maybe that's the mission for you in the live chat.
Maybe that's the mission for you watching at home.
If you're not giving a super chat, you're not supporting me on PayPal, you're not doing your duty to the white race.
Hate to say it, but look, Aryan race needs to rise up, okay?
And you're not doing your part.
And look, I understand monetary troubles.
I get it.
Maybe you don't have money in the bank.
Maybe you're a Zoomer.
You don't want to get mommy's credit card.
You don't want to bother mom and, you know, put...
Racist super chat on the credit card line.
That's okay, but you do have to do your part for your people You have to do a part for the Aryan race for the hyperborean race To tell your friends about the show.
Hey seven o'clock about seven o'clock in Maybe you started at 7 15 you know just in just in case whatever because you're gonna you know maybe there's a little stuff that doesn't really it's like the previews for the movie but you tune in at seven o'clock you watch America first and you get red pilled right so maybe that's how you can contribute but hey thanks thanks to your friend thanks for the super chat i will keep schlunking big max you know i looked at myself in the mirror the other day and i noticed i'm getting a little bit of No, I don't know.
Here's the thing.
I don't know if I'm getting a little bit of a belly.
I can't really tell because I'm kind of like, I don't know, is it because I'm eating a lot or is it just I don't really know if I have a belly or not because I'm a skinny guy.
But I looked it up and apparently this can be called skinny fat if you have, you know, belly fat or a little bit of a larger belly, but you're skinny.
And it means, you know, I don't know anything about diet and exercise.
I don't trust all this, you know, lab coat science.
What are you gonna do?
Eat three meals a day.
What difference does it make?
Eat three meals a day.
You don't eat too much candy.
All right, it's not much more complicated than that.
I got somebody calling me all the time.
Eat like a caveman!
Eat like a caveman!
Did a caveman eat that?
You know, like, I don't know what the cavemen eat.
How do you know what they eat?
unidentified
What do they eat?
nick fuentes
Berries?
Nuts?
Who knows?
You know, I'm sure it varies.
We didn't even know what corn was, right, until we came to North America.
So how do you know what the cavemen are eating?
Which cavemen, right?
Anyway, so it's not so I don't know any about any of that stuff.
It's just very simple to me.
Don't drink too much pop.
Whatever Where was I going with this?
Oh, yeah, so I look it up and the skinny fat they say that the belly fat is the most pernicious of the fat because Uh, it's, uh, it's just very bad for you.
I don't know all the technical jargon, you know, it's something, something, whatever.
It's not good for you.
And I was looking in the mirror and I'm like, do I have, do I have, you know, this belly fat?
Am I skinny fat?
Or is it just, did I just get done eating?
Or, you know, what's going on here?
So I thought to myself, and then I was reading and it said, the reason you get this is not because you're eating too much calories, but you're eating the wrong calories.
Trans fat, processed food.
I said, oh, yeah.
That's me.
Tag yourself in this post.
That's me, you know, slonking the Big Macs.
I had the Popeye chicken sandwich.
I was throwing up all over the place.
And, uh, and I was sick to my... I was sick all day yesterday.
I went to bed at like 6 p.m.
because I was just sick to my stomach all day.
I don't know.
I'm dying.
I'm either being poisoned or, you know, the fact that I don't sleep or eat is just finally catching up to me.
It's one or the other.
You know, it's either I'm being gradually poisoned by, you know, some kind of operatives or, or you don't sleep and you don't eat and, you know, this has physical repercussions.
But yeah, I'll get back on the Big Mac game.
Once I regulate a little bit, get on a, you know, sort of a stable track, and I start feeling better, then I will get back on the Big Mac.
I gotta get to Taco Bell this week to get the box!
You know, I'm like, I'm gonna eat clean, I'm gonna eat clean, and then they show me this advertisement.
It's just nachos and it's a meal.
Twice the meat.
Twice the guacamole.
It's in a box.
It's only $5.
And I'm like, you know, They're out to get me.
Maybe it wasn't meant to be, right?
Maybe it wasn't meant to be, all this diet stuff.
So, in any case, but I will keep schlonking.
Thanks.
Lauren Rose's thoughts on Madagascar legalizing murder.
Well, you know, perhaps it suits their culture.
Maybe, you know, in the case of Africa, these arguments about they're gonna do it anyway, you know, perhaps there is some truth there.
You know, in America, I tend to be... when people say, well, people are going to smoke pot anyway, people are going to get abortions anyway, might as well legalize.
It doesn't really make sense, but, you know, in Africa, in the south side of Chicago, it's like, well, maybe there's a case to be made.
I don't think anything is keeping them.
Nothing is holding them back from murdering each other anyway.
They don't even, like, have governments over there, so...
It's like, what is legal?
What is legal when you don't even, when it's like, the dictator is this guy in sunglasses, who, you know, says that his staff, that he, you know, his cane requires the strength of eight men to lift up, and it's just this crazy, and then it's like the guy's wife is the next dictator, it's like, what even, what even is the law?
You know, at least in Europe, the law was like this ancient, it's something that matters.
You know, the law is derived from formal principles, and it is supernatural, or, you know, it is to be respected, or it is derived from God, or revelation.
You know, in Africa, it's like the guy with the biggest penis just makes the rules today.
You know, the guy who can chop off the most heads today just makes the rules until somebody else with more guys to chop off heads with a bigger army.
So does it really matter?
What is legal?
Murder being legal, well, what truly is legal?
It's hard to say.
You know, they believe that bald people have gold in their heads.
They believe that albinos, you know, their appendages are good luck charms.
I mean, we're not talking about, we're not talking about a sophisticated people here.
So, so I don't know, you know, perhaps for them it works.
Audio Chronic says, Nick, thanks for helping me to seek higher learning.
Hey, you're welcome.
Yeah, I mean, look, for some people, higher learning is great, but, you know, it's not for everybody.
Just gotta do it the right way.
Just don't become a debt slave to you-know-who's.
You know, that's really the biggest thing.
Lauren Rose says, there was no sex, but is Cassie a good kisser?
What are you talking about?
We never kissed!
What are you talking about?
I am not the type to kiss and tell, but me and Cassie never kissed, alright?
We never... Like I said the other week, we never did anything to be ashamed about, alright?
Me and Cassie were merely friends.
She's not pretty.
I don't... I don't kiss girls that aren't pretty.
So, there you have it.
Drew says Australia has incentives for families.
$6,000 every kid you have.
Plus mothers get mandatory 18 weeks paid leave.
Only citizens of at least two years can get it.
Love the show.
Keep up the good work, big guy.
Sounds pretty epic.
We should do that here.
The thing is, in America, Jeff Giza's been talking about this a lot lately, and for the longest time, when I was like a wignat retard, I was like, it's civ cuck, civnat cuck type stuff, but Giza has been very insightful on this.
He talks about citizenship as the basis for the nation, and this citizenism, basically, ideology that says, as nationalism, we need to reorient it based on citizenship, citizenism, basically ideology that says as nationalism, we need to reorient it based on citizenship.
And maybe that's where we derive some sense of national identity, because clearly it's fracturing along racial, religious, everybody knows that.
And perhaps if ethnic nationalism would be violent or, you know, not necessarily practical or whatever, you know, whatever, maybe you can't advocate for it without getting banned, you know, maybe that's the case.
Then citizenism or citizenship-based nationalism is the next best thing where we say, well, you know, maybe you need to live here for so many years to get all the benefits and there has to be requirements and so on.
So, you know, I like that it's predicated on citizenship.
But, you know, just general pronatal policy would be ideal.
Justin says the Carlos Maza tweet from this morning.
Hilarious!
Yeah, Carlos... Oh, my Carlos Maza tweet.
Yeah.
I don't even want to comment on it because Crowder comments on Carlos Maza, and now he's under investigation by YouTube, so I'm not gonna be stupid and, you know, jump in on that, but this guy is just the worst, man.
Absolute worst.
These people are like... I don't even know, man.
Sent by the devil, straight up demons.
I look at Carlos Maza.
Hello, nose itching department.
I look at Carlos Maza and everything that he's about, his whole personality, his whole deal, and it's like, these people are actually sent by the devil.
It's hard to imagine a more detestable sort of a person than that.
And that's all I'll say at the moment.
We're not going to make fun of the fact that he's a gay homosexual.
We're not going to make fun of the fact that he's Puerto Rican or whatever.
We're not going to do that because that would be bullying.
Reddit says hi Nick.
How are you today?
I'm doing okay.
I'm doing all right, you know.
I've been feeling kind of lousy lately, but you know, it's whatever.
Alvin says, what's your take on McDonald's ending the two for five dollars?
It hit me like a ton of bricks today.
I never really bought into the two for five dollars.
You know, it's not really my style.
I would go in for a Big Mac and an extra hamburger, and that's not really the, that's not really what they do, the two for five.
So it never really fit into my consumption habits, so I never really noticed.
I never even noticed it was there in the first place.
George Henry says, Nick, they control what we see in the news.
Yeah, very red pill take there.
Loud Sound Epicenter says, what are your thoughts on Mormons and the Church of Latter-day Saints?
What makes them in opposition of the Catholic Church?
It's just goofy, man.
It's not Christian.
Sorry, it really isn't.
I mean, they've got this whole other book, and there's all these weird things that they don't tell anybody, and they tell you not to tell anybody.
It's just, you know, people knew what goes on with the Mormons.
I think they would feel very differently.
Also, Mormon power structures in this country are in opposition of the U.S.
government, you know, and I don't know.
I've heard this from people.
Mormons have assured me it's not true, but the Mormons said, we want to destroy the U.S.
government because U.S.
government was at war with them for a time.
So, I don't know, I don't know the whole backstory, but I know there's powerful Mormons in the country, they have a power lobby just like Jewish people, and the Mormon stuff is pretty freaky and wacky, or they're like colonizing different places.
So, what makes it in opposition to the Catholic Church?
It's not the Catholic Church, duh.
They don't recognize the authority of the Pope, they have this new book, the Book of Mormon, which doesn't even, this new prophet.
No way, man, no way.
No, nothing Catholic about that.
Mystic says don't cry that it's over smile that it will happen again.
I know what you're talking about Sweaty cheese Vic burger says Nick I went to a Jewish wedding the other day and had to wear a yarmulke Am I going to hell or is it Colby is the Pope wears one?
I don't think you know if it's just you know one-time deal I think I wore a yarmulke at a bar mitzvah once I went to a bar mitzvah when I was like, you know 13 or it was a contemporary of mine, you know same age classmates I was probably about 13 as well and I wore a yarmulke I believe when I went and And so I don't know if you get penalized for that.
Maybe you go to confession.
See what's up.
I'm sure it's not harsh.
Temple Drake says, Maga Milf seeks bastion, red-pilled catboy.
Can I please get in your ethno state?
No, no, no thank you.
Thank you for the super chat, but I don't know what is with all the femloids always all over me.
Like, what is the deal with this?
What is the deal?
I think, I thought I'd make myself clear on the show.
You know, you may be seeking a catboy, whatever, red-pilled, but I am not seeking a femloid at the moment.
Okay, so.
There's no there is no way around this you know I get I get a lot of this I get a lot of you know women and it's like do all women just have this sense of entitlement this is not you I'm talking about other people all do all women have the sense of entitlement which is like I know you said this about women but me But it's me!
That's the mentality of all women.
The rules don't apply to me.
But me!
It's different for me.
The rules don't apply for me.
I am entitled, you know?
I am a woman.
You should pay attention to me.
I am a woman.
I should have your time and you should talk to me.
No, sorry.
Not interested at the moment.
No thanks.
So, that's not necessarily you.
Maybe it's you a little bit, but...
I do get that a lot.
It's like, what are you doing?
Do you watch my show?
I don't know how much clearer I can get.
It's like to the point of a caricature at this point.
And people are still like, no, but I'm sure... How many times do I have to say it?
And people are like, no, but he's probably just joking.
He's not really serious.
Okay.
Call me in five years, alright?
Really Good Comics says, oh boy, I love conserving AIDS deep within my bowels.
I'm such a conservative.
Yeah, right?
That's actually the most conservative thing you can do because, you know, the government isn't interfering in your bowels.
Only AIDS is.
Only gay aides, right?
So that's actually the most conservative thing that can happen to you, right?
That's the GIFT.
They call that, not, they call that in the LGBT circles, but they also call that in the conservative circles, they call it the GIFT, you know?
And that's, you know, no government intervention there.
Very based in red-pilled elements.
Mehdi Fredi says, isn't classical liberalism a revolutionary ideology itself?
Should this be the talking point to conservative anti-PUSA types?
Well, yeah, I mean, look, it's just liberalism.
Classical liberalism is liberalism.
And yeah, it is a revolutionary ideology.
And that's these dumb people, they're like, well, the difference between the French Revolution and the American Revolution is a French Revolution was about equality and the American Revolution was about liberty.
It's like, no, dotard.
It's like revolution versus the Catholic Church.
The dichotomy is not one gay revolution versus the other gay revolution.
It's the Catholic monarchy in order, okay, versus liberalism in all revolutions, you know?
against the French Revolution, the American Revolution, the Revolutions of 1848, you know, the Russian Revolution, all the revolutions, revolutions of the Third Estate and the Fourth Estate and so on, all the revolutions have to be put down and subordinated to the church and to the crown.
And ultimately, that's the endgame.
I mean, that's what would be ideal, I guess.
Probably not in the cards for America.
So, so I don't know.
It's kind of a complex thing, but we just have to look.
I don't want to overcomplicate it and people, well, you're a monarchist or you whatever.
Let's not overcomplicate it.
Let's just say that, you know, unfettered liberalism is not conservative.
Let's start there.
You know, so that's kind of how I, that's my thinking on this.
Josh Sarah says, hey Nick, could you YouTube search Jonathan Frakes, not this time.
Select the top result and tell me what you think he's probably referring to.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding?
Is this a joke?
That we have to... I love when people do this.
Nick, can you... I like Josh Serra, so I'll indulge it, I guess.
But it's like... The super chat is you put a message in the box.
It's not, you know, go look up this here.
I'm going to use the box to go... So what am I searching?
And I have to listen.
I can't listen to it.
I can't...
I can't even listen to it on the show because I don't have my headphones in.
So what is this?
And it's like the top resolve 40.
I don't, I don't know.
I don't know what this looks like.
Maybe we'll look at it tomorrow.
I guess I'll look at it and then check it out tomorrow.
But I can't even listen to the audio because I don't have my headphones here.
Ah, but just for future reference.
For future reference.
But I'll look at it.
I'll give you a little commentary tomorrow.
How's that?
Grand Theft Auto says, is the fact that mainstream figures like Harrison Crowder are acknowledging race realism something to be optimistic about?
Uh, yeah.
Yeah, it is.
But, I mean, the problem is that they're just gonna gatekeep with it.
They're gonna say, well, that's what they're already doing.
Shapiro, Peterson, Crowder.
Well, we acknowledge race realism, but, you know, we will never talk about it.
The masses can't know about it.
Blah, blah.
You know, so to me, that's what we have to guard against.
It's with a lot of these ideas, you have to prevent them from co-opting, assimilating them into the centrist paradigm.
Tyrone says, what would Tulsi have to do for you to support her?
Not be a woman.
Not be a woman.
So easy!
You know, people are like, oh, but she has good policies!
She has good policies!
Yeah, but she's a woman!
You think I'm gonna vote for a woman for the President of the United States?
Not a chance!
No way!
I would never, ever, ever vote for a woman for President.
I would never do that.
I would never participate in that.
I could not live with myself if a woman became President.
I contributed to it in any way.
No way!
A woman cannot be the President.
What a joke!
Woman being the president.
And what?
Being the commander-in-chief of the armed forces?
And what's her husband gonna be?
Some idiot in the White House?
The first gentleman?
What a joke!
What a farce!
No way!
Female for president.
Tulsi Gabbard?
Tulsi!
I want Tulsi to be my president!
unidentified
No way!
nick fuentes
I don't care how based in Redpill she is.
I don't care if she came on America First and, you know, we talked about the issues and she submitted to the Catholic Church and I don't care.
No women for president.
No women for president.
This is the hill I will die on.
I will not vote for a woman president.
Not gonna happen.
You know, so on top of her being a Democrat and open borders and all that, She's a woman, so no way.
And look, I love women.
Women are great.
Women are amazing, okay?
They're amazing at doing things like, you know, having babies.
But running countries just doesn't seem to work.
Just not really their skill set.
And that's fine.
That's fine.
Running a country is hard.
And that's not something that's in an enviable position.
All right, so, uh, and like, you know, raising kids is, you know, so much more important anyway.
Uh, but yeah, no, should have to be a man.
Charlie Dirk.
This is where the premium content big guy coming right up, I can tell you.
Josh Sears is the anniversary or whatever of D-Day is coming up.
I wonder what those men would have said if you showed them a snapshot of June 6, 2019.
This would include many of the cities they were from, becoming minority white, fear of saying certain words that make people super angry, sexualization of children, mass third-world immigration.
Black President, Disrespect of Christianity, Pride Month, etc, etc, but hey, at least we're not speaking German, right?
Well, yeah, I mean, it's no secret that the greatest generation, you know, anybody over the age of, like, the baby boomer age, uh...
So would that be like 73, 74?
Would be a hardcore conservative, you know, would probably not have gone off to fight, you know, and that's not really a fresh, no, no offense, not really a fresh or a new thing there.
You know, I pointed this out to Cabot Phillips.
Cabot Phillips was doing some Honor Flight thing, or I forget what, he was talking about World War II veterans, and he had called me out as a racist because I'm against race mixing.
And it's like a, uh, you know, dipshit.
What do you think, what do you think these precious World War II veterans think about race mixing?
You think they're, uh, really gung-ho about that?
You think it, when they were fighting in World War II, you think they were fighting for race mixing?
You think they went over to Okinawa and they went to, uh, Sicily and, you know, whatever?
They went to Italy and fought, and they fought in Germany so that you could have black and white couples in advertisements and Stranger Things and Spider-Man.
You had doubt?
You think they were fighting in Japan against crazy suicidal maniacs?
We were flying planes into boats so that we could have gay pride months, so that you could have some man in the, you know, rainbow wig having sex with another man in his ass.
unidentified
Not to get vulgar, but it's like, really?
nick fuentes
What a stupid joke.
What a stupid joke that you people pretend it's the same.
And Antifa, it's funny, Antifa and conservatives are the same in that regard.
You know, Antifa see themselves as the successors, you know, the spiritual successors of Got a little crude there, but I mean really, you know, Antifa sees themselves as the successors of the World War II veterans.
unidentified
We fought them once, we beat the Nazis once, we'll beat them again.
nick fuentes
The people who were fighting the Nazis in the 1940s would beat you up today, you know, if they were young, you know?
And they had the attitudes they did back then.
What a joke.
And the same is true with the right.
You know, the right says, we're fighting for freedom and democracy.
You think they were fighting for this?
You think they were fighting so that you could Not own anything and be a debt slave?
And your factory closes down and your town is gutted and everyone you know is dead of an opioid overdose or suicide?
And your kid's a lesbian and she's getting lesbian married to some mulatto in San Francisco?
You think they were dying and fighting for that on either side?
unidentified
No.
nick fuentes
Nope, I think I think the Americans and Nazis would team up actually I think if it was like you had Antifa Cabot Phillips and you know turning point USA the Nazis and you know the Allied forces I think the Allied forces and the Nazis would like look they look to the You know the homosexual parade and then they look to each other and they team up epic handshake alliance They would say let's do it and they turn and it would be like You know?
So, that's my opinion.
I'm not saying that's good.
I think that's very regressive, actually.
I think that shows that white supremacy is deeply rooted in our country.
But it's like, for real.
Let's get real for a second.
All these Honor Flight veterans, everyone's like, they're so cute, we're putting them on the plane, we take them to the memorial.
What do you think they felt about, you think they went over to Okinawa because of the Holocaust?
That's what everyone thinks World War II is about.
unidentified
No.
nick fuentes
What do you think they felt about all that?
unidentified
No.
nick fuentes
They were not fighting for Judeo-Christianity.
Ugh, what a... such a goofy world, man.
But you're right.
Very good points, Josh.
Very good points you raise here.
D-Day, Pride Month, you know.
Worlds collide.
Bos Vivos says no amount of beans on toast or haggis can soothe the pain of having a stone-cold loser as mayor.
Yeah, or having a female prime minister.
Sorry, Angloids.
Angloids, BTFO.
Very rough go.
Oy!
Very rough go for them.
But that's alright.
You can always go to Italy.
You know, you can always go to Italy and be a non-citizen permanent resident in Italy.
A slave!
You can always go to Italy and be a slave of the Mediterranean race, you know.
Be a non-citizen.
Just like in the Roman Empire.
No, kidding.
Just kidding.
I'm only joking.
Well, thanks.
George Martin says, my mom thinks you have boyish good looks.
Jim bros, BTFO, just inject steroids and relax on the couch.
Ram, Charlottesville detainees have been released.
Win for dissonance in general or just a fluke?
Well, thanks.
Thanks, mom.
Yeah, that's the red pill.
Honestly, the red pill on the gym stuff is, you know, I guess women like a little bit of muscle, but to me, the superior archetype is the boyish good look.
It is the boy next door sort of a look.
I think that is, I think everybody agrees, that is a superior archetype.
It's not some juiced, you know, husky, you know, bozo.
I don't think that's, I don't think that's the look.
I think that's more of a cope than anything.
You know, this man who, maybe they have something going on, I don't know.
I don't want to do any kind of, you know, psychologizing.
We know who does that, right?
But, uh, but I just want to say, look, as a, as a young, slender, handsome man, it's like, I got, I don't got no problems, you know?
People yelling at me, go to the gym, go to the gym, eat, eat your veggies, eat your broccoli, eat this, you know, mushroom salad, whatever.
Mushroom salad, can you believe it?
You know, but whatever, eat your, eat your...
Leaves!
Somebody was telling me about all the different, you got kale, you got lettuce, you got this other thing he was telling me about.
And I'm like, you know, Big Mac.
Hello, Big Mac Department.
So I was not having any problems until these gym people start hounding me.
I'm fine.
I'm happy being a young skinny guy.
It's a great look.
It's a perfect look.
So, and steroids hanging out on the couch.
Yeah, why not, right?
Why not?
But Ram, I've been following the Charlottesville Ram guys.
Haven't really been following that story at all, so I don't know.
I don't really know what that's all about.
I'd have to look into that.
Skyler says, hey Nick, long time lurker, don't comment, don't donate, but I am feeling grateful tonight.
Shout out to Sean Ranklin.
Also, do you like X-Files, Red Pill TV?
Well, I don't know who Sean is.
But hey, thanks, thanks for the super chat, man, for feeling generous.
Much appreciated.
And I never saw X-Files, a little before my time.
That show was like early 2000s, right?
Never saw that show.
So I don't, I don't know anything about it.
Don't know anything about it.
The only shows I, only red-pilled shows I think are like 24, Sopranos.
Not very many red-pilled shows, I gotta be honest.
That's a good point.
He says, how about you try being shanked or acid attacked before throwing British culture under the bus?
Okay, sweaty.
Yeah, that's a good point.
That's a good point.
I guess I have to attend some kind of Ramadan prayer session to really get the full flavor, right, of everything the Angloids have to offer us.
10.
Benison says, uh, why do gamers always choose level 1 civic centers or mosques and not the World Bank or Daily Beast?
Uh, I don't know what you mean, big guy.
I don't know what you mean, big guy.
But, um, gonna disavow just to be safe anyway, because I don't know what you mean by that.
Uh, Ben says, please finish the tattoo story.
Where and what was the tattoo?
I can't say.
It was sworn to secrecy.
I finished the story.
I told you the whole story.
Went to breakfast, went to get the eyebrows.
She told me where the tattoo is.
Simple as.
Simple as.
I can't tell you.
She made me promise I wouldn't say where it is, what it says.
And I keep my promises, you know?
She may be a backstabbing, you know, whatever, okay?
She stabbed me in the back.
She's been not nice to me.
She called my boss, tried to get me fired.
She got me kicked out of CPAC, okay?
She tried to get my life ruined with that clip from Reagan battalion and you know list goes on and on but but I made a promise and we're not gonna stoop down to her level So I can't tell you unfortunately Maybe one day she will release me from this and I'll be able to say it Maybe one day I will confront her and I will enforce her to show everybody, you know, but uh, who knows who knows what could happen down the road, but I cannot tell you I'm a man of my word and
Skylar says, also how cozy is it people pay money to talk to you?
Well, I don't see it that way.
I don't see it that way.
I see it as, uh, you know...
I don't know what I see it as.
It's just cozy, you know?
We're hanging out.
We're hanging out.
You're paying me money.
I'm talking.
And it's just what else could be better?
What could be a better job than this, right?
I get to talk.
Who doesn't like talking, right?
Get to talk.
It's a monopolize the conversation.
It's one way.
I get to talk at you.
You pay me money and you give a little abbreviated message and then I get to take over the conversation.
What could be better than that, right?
It's the best conversation ever.
I don't really have to sit and listen to you that much.
I, you know, I read a little bit.
You pay me for it.
It's like, it's a perfect conversation.
It's ideal.
Everybody who can be a streamer should be a streamer.
I highly recommend it.
Joke.
It's jokes.
It's jokes.
Daddy's Girl says McDonald's teaming up with RuPaul's Freak Show for sponsored Twitter ads is painful.
Can't blame every little obeisance to global homo from corpse, but goddamn Hello?
Nose itching?
Based Ronald McDonald.
Cringes in his grave.
You're an animal.
Keep it up, stud.
Well, thanks.
Yeah, it's very disappointing.
Very disappointing that the Big Mac, Big Ronald has fallen so far.
Hamburglar, Grimace, you know, I thought these were our guys.
I thought, what's their endgame poll?
You know, I thought these guys were solid ethnic nationalists, but then, you know, but then I see they're teaming up with RuPaul and I say, wow, you know, you really think you know somebody.
But they get to everybody.
You know, Grimace is compromised.
Hamburglar, totally compromised.
I thought Hamburglar was based.
I thought Hamburglar was, you know, I thought he said the 14 words.
I thought I heard it one time.
I guess, I guess not.
I guess he sold out.
unidentified
Right?
nick fuentes
I guess he forgot where he came from.
That's all.
Ronald McDonald especially.
He's a clown.
He's a gamer, right?
I mean, he sees the funny side.
And yet, there he is dancing with RuPaul and all the others.
So, very sad to see.
But yeah, at a certain point you gotta realize it's everywhere.
What are you gonna do?
What are you gonna do?
Not go to the bank?
Not eat anything?
I mean, that's just what it is, right?
Not buy a car?
It's... Everything is global home.
Everything is gay now.
You just have to... You just gotta get down with the gay now.
Isn't that so crazy though?
Don't you remember?
I remember a time when it wasn't even a thing.
When I was growing up it wasn't even a thing, the whole homosexual thing.
I don't think I had even heard of it until I was like 7 or 8 that this was even a thing.
And then it was like this cultural moment maybe like in 2011, I don't know the exact year, but it was like the second term of Obama, thereabouts.
When, uh, yeah, Glee, and Modern Family, and Lady Gaga, and the whole gay marriage struggle, and it was still sort of a fringe thing, kind of.
You know, it was still sort of a radical thing, I guess.
Ascendant, but still sort of out there.
And now it's just ubiquitous.
Why?
3% of the population, everywhere.
The whole month, and it's everywhere.
Why?
It's just crazy to me.
You know how quickly it moved.
Lewis White says, hey big guy, I live in London.
My college has LGBT flags all over the gaff.
What is the gaff?
Tables where they show students sex toys.
Propaganda everywhere.
Sad.
Yeah, that's Angloid Nation for you.
At least in America, I don't think it's that bad yet.
But that's, you know, United Kingdom is a lot more paused than America.
So I guess it makes sense.
Billy Mays says, I enjoyed your debate with Destiny.
It's not often you see It's not often that you witness guile like that.
Oh, yeah, very good.
Very funny, my man.
He's in on the joke, everybody.
He is funny.
Thank you for that.
Kill says, old white lady got killed outside my work because a gangbanger was looking for someone that drives the same car she was ready to retire.
Big F.
Yeah, many such cases, right?
But that's the price that we pay for Mexican food.
That is the price that we pay for school integration.
You know, all these other things, all these wonderful things.
Unquestionably moral and huge victories for democracy.
It's a small price to pay, I guess, right?
It's a small price to pay unless that's your relative, you know, or neighbor, whatever.
Glenn C says, Baltimore looked like a shit show this weekend.
What pissed them off this time?
I couldn't find anything.
Well, just, you know, just one of these days.
They were bored, had nothing better to do.
Yeah, I saw Red Elephant sent me that story.
Pretty funny.
But that's what happens in America.
That's what's gonna happen down the road.
Video Game Snake says, met Gavin McInnes once.
Was 5'6", sat Irish man.
That's not true.
Gavin McInnes is not 5'6".
He's taller than that.
Cody says, love the show.
Thanks for not supporting legal murder.
Oh, well, you're welcome, Cody.
I know that's a very important one for you.
Bridgeburner Bears says, hey Nick, thanks for being one of the few content creators out there making Christianity cool.
Keep up the amazing work and God bless.
Well, thanks man.
Yeah, we're trying out there.
I'm hoping that converting enough Christians is gonna get me a little bit of a pass in heaven.
You know, if I have some infractions on my record, you know, maybe I'm not totally there.
I'm hoping that God's gonna overlook and he's gonna say, he's good, he's good, you know.
You know, remember all those guys he converted back to the faith?
Remember when he made Catholicism cool?
Yeah, he's good, he's alright.
You know, they're going to be like, no, but look what he did, though.
Look at these infractions.
And he's going to be like, no, but he's my guy.
But he's my boy.
You know, I see a little bit of myself in him.
I like this guy.
You know, so I'm hoping that enough super chatter say, you know, Nick, I was away from the faith, but you brought me back in.
You're bringing Christianity cool again.
You know, you get enough of those and God's gonna say, you know what, this guy's down with it.
He's gonna get in the VIP section.
He's gonna get into the higher levels here.
But thanks man, appreciate it.
Sohn says hey, I have a half Filipino half Jewish friend.
I call him the day walker.
Should I check for claws?
I don't know what that means.
What is a day walker?
And I don't know what the claw thing.
I don't understand.
This is some kind of Anti-semitic trope because if it is can't I can't have it on the show can't have it anti-semitism it disgusts me it repulses me and My friend Andrew Meyer, who's a bit of an alt-right guy, a bit of an alt-right Cernovich acolyte, that's okay.
He's a good guy.
We're friends.
He's always DMing me on Twitter.
He's like, you know, your audience is anti-Semitic.
Your audience is whatever.
And it's like, dude, what are you talking about?
My show is zero-tolerance anti-Semitism.
We love Jewish people on this show.
You know, so if that's covert anti-Semitism, I'm gonna have to ask you to get on out of here.
I'm gonna have to ask you to leave, please.
There's a door.
You can walk on out of it, all right?
I want you to take two legs, this is you, and you're walking out the door, never to enter in our lives ever again, because that's anti-Semitism.
It can walk itself out of the show.
It can walk itself right out the door.
We don't want it here.
unidentified
Bye!
nick fuentes
Bye-bye!
You know, there's covert anti-Semitism.
It does not have a home on this show.
This show is for loving the Jewish people, okay, and the human race.
Post hollow says the cause of why blacks are in dire straits was the subversion of the civil rights movement.
I advise using what they did to you to us as a blueprint for what they are trying to do to your people.
Oh, is that why that's what did it?
Oh, that's good to know and You know what happened in Africa, right?
What happened in Africa, right?
I love all these explanations.
White people are crazy about this.
You know, they cannot accept the most basic, the most obvious explanation.
unidentified
No, no, but it has to be anything other than race.
nick fuentes
It cannot be race.
It cannot be race.
It has to be, um, Well, welfare.
It was welfare that did it.
It was the civil rights movement.
It was the CIA.
It was the culture.
It was drugs.
It was crack.
It was the CIA.
It was AIDS.
It was whatever.
I don't know, man.
Kind of a pretty clear common denominator.
No, it has to be every other explanation under the sun.
I have to write my PhD.
I have to write my thesis for college coming up with, you know, 50 pages of scholarship on every other reason other than Come on, man!
Come on!
Come on!
So simple!
Simple enough, right?
Simple as!
And that is, of course, the Democratic Party.
It's really that simple.
You know, it's really so simple.
It's the Democrats.
Broseph says, hey Nick, love the show.
Should we legalize murder?
Nah, it's gonna be a no from me.
Videogamesnake says, hey hun, I heard you like being called hun, kiss.
Yeah, from girls, okay?
From girls that are slightly older than me saying hun.
I'm like, you know.
That was nice.
She called me Hun.
I was like, what is a British girl doing in this neighborhood?
Why is there a British girl here?
She had a British accent.
I'm like, what are you doing here?
Did you come all the way to America to work at this family restaurant?
What are you doing?
You know?
But yeah, being called Hun is charming.
It's better than these other people who don't speak English, you know, or whatever.
Or, you know, whatever.
Zee Kwee says, uh, what are your thoughts on accelerationism?
Yeah, I've talked about this a lot before.
Uh, you know, it might be necessary, but it's just such a blanket term, nobody really knows what it means.
You know, some people think it means go and kill people, some people think it means, you know, sit and wait.
So, I don't know, you have to define your terms.
I think everybody who uses the term doesn't know what it means.
That's my thoughts on that.
Everybody who talks about accelerationism doesn't know what it means and doesn't know what they're talking about.
I'll just say that much.
Alivan says, you're my favorite black political commentator.
I used to be a Prager Force retard.
And I appreciate you redpilling me.
Also, say my name as fast as you can.
I can't even say it slowly.
I can't even slowly, so I'm not gonna say it.
But hey, you're welcome for redpilling you.
Good to see a PragerForce alum joining the right side of history.
I saw some dumb idiot, some stupid dumb girl from PragerForce was tweeting about me the other day because, you know, somebody replied to her.
She was like, hey, I'm in the PragerForce and retweet my video, whatever.
And somebody replied with that clip where I talked about PragerForce.
And what'd she say?
I'll read you the tweet.
It was so funny.
Such a stupid idiot.
Such a dumb dummy.
Shut up, dummy.
You know, all these girls trying to talk about politics.
Dude, just shut up.
Let me see.
What was her reply?
I gotta find it on my Twitter.
Let me see.
unidentified
Okay, yeah.
nick fuentes
So this girl, Audrey, she tweets out, I'm a recruiter for PragerU's Student and Ambassador program.
If you're a high school or college student who loves PragerU and would like to join the conservative movement, just send me a DM if you're interested, and I'll reply with a link for you to sign up.
unidentified
Thanks.
nick fuentes
And this guy replied with my clip from PragerForce, and she replies, This man just admitted he's a troller.
We don't tolerate trolling in our group, and he obviously knew that.
He just made himself look like an idiot on camera, so his video posted has no point to it.
It's like these people are just below average IQ.
Probably just average IQ.
You know, some ditzy broad thinks she's spreading the conservative movement.
Yeah, okay.
That's so cute!
You know, I'm sure you're probably a lot more concerned about, you know, wearing your cute Prager Force hat and a tank top to match and a little skirt and these shoes that go with it.
Stupid idiot!
You dummy!
You don't know what you're talking about.
You have no place in this movement.
You know, why don't you go to the mall, alright?
Why don't you go to the mall and do shopping, okay?
That's what you're good at.
Need a gamer moment there.
I'm cool.
I'm cool as a cucumber.
It doesn't bother me.
It doesn't bother me.
I see women in the PragerForce and the conservative movement.
It doesn't bother me.
It's not a waste of time and resources.
It's not a complete farce.
No, it's equal, okay?
It's equal and that's what we're all about as conservatives.
Actually, being a woman in the conservative movement is as conservative as it gets because the government's not involved.
Okay, so let's see.
What else do we have here?
Boss Vivo says you either love femoids or understand them.
So true, so true.
Just gotta understand them.
Just gotta get woke on the femoid question.
Billy says, remember on the show Drake and Josh when Josh cucked Drake with Drew and Drake cucked Josh with Jerry on the TV show Drake and Josh?
Yeah, I do remember that show.
I do remember that show vaguely.
Then they became friends again.
Yeah, that's a good one.
That's a fan favorite.
Mr. Hoff says, I saw a Nick pic today that was you, but very chubby.
Oh, I saw that Nick pic as well.
Somebody made me look fat.
Yeah, it made me think a little bit about my future, what I got to avoid.
You know, got to stay skinny.
I can't get fat.
You know, being skinny, what's whatever.
You know, being muscular, whatever, but cannot allow myself to become fat.
David Sperner says, Nick Fuentes gamer moment due to circa 2019.
A lot of gamer moments tonight.
Iberians of Spain, best empire, inquisition, fascism, Cope Italian.
Are you kidding?
Spain's empire?
What did that last?
Like a minute?
and inquisition big whip we had inquisitions before fascism we invented fascism so and we have evola so talk about a cope spain is going to come in and say you're coping by being an italian we're the roman empire we're the roman empire you think your empire compares Your empire lasted a minute, and what is the fruit of that empire now?
The Roman Empire created Europe, okay?
The Roman Empire created all of Europe, and even the East, which was lost to the Muslims.
Thanks, Slavs.
You know, and North Africa, lost to the Arabs.
Thanks, everybody.
Thanks, everybody, for playing.
And what is the result of the Spanish Empire?
How's that going?
You know, how's that going in Mexico?
How's that going in, you know, in any part of...
The Western Hemisphere.
Yeah, really awesome, right?
Los Angeles, what a product, you know?
So empire, your empire is doo-doo compared to ours.
And look, I was fine to say Mediterranean's are uniting and everything, but uh, there would be, and there wouldn't even be a Spain without the Roman Empire.
So you're, you're a silly little man, all right?
Trying to go up against the Italian race?
You've just got no chance.
The game was rigged from the start.
But look, we can be Mediterranean friends, you just gotta recognize Italians first among equals.
Roman Empire, okay, we have the Renaissance, we have, we just, you know, everything.
Everything you can think of, we've got it.
Okay.
What is the best book Spain has produced?
Don Quixote, okay?
And we've got Leonardo da Vinci and all the Renaissance artists, Michelangelo, Raphael.
We've got Dante Alighieri.
Seriously, Don Quixote de la Mancha and Sancho Panza.
Is that his name?
Right?
Wow, incredible.
What a creative and amazing thing that you've got there.
That's so adorable.
Anyway, Neon Yahtzee says, according to a recent poll on Gab, over half of the people on there believe you aren't white.
I'm not white.
Over half of them are correct.
I don't think I've ever identified as white.
If I have, I've been red-pilled recently.
Why would I want to be white?
What does white mean?
You're an Anglo?
Is that what that means?
You're an Angloid?
How are the Angloids doing right now, right?
I'm not white.
I'm Italian, Mexican, and Irish.
Proud.
Proud!
Right?
Mexicans ascendant in the world.
Mexicans are taking over America.
Based.
Italian.
We're destroying the European Union.
Matteo Salvini cut migration 90% into Europe.
Based.
Ireland's the only one who's kind of, you know, rough, but...
In any case, yeah, people say, you're not white, you're not white.
What does that mean?
I'm not a wasp?
I'm not a gay wasp that's wrecking the world with liberalism and, you know, individualism and inviting certain Semitic influences into the country?
You know, it's like, oh, bummer, real bummer.
I'm missing out.
I'm truly missing out on that glorious heritage there.
What a shame.
Joel says, thoughts on eugenics and how it serves the greater good.
I'm against eugenics.
I'm Catholic.
Martial Law says I'm orthodox, but today is the Catholic Feast of Based Ugandan Saint Charles Luanga, martyred for refusing to do butt stuff with his tribe's gay king.
Wow, very based.
Very based and perfect timing, right?
We can recognize a based Ugandan brother, my African brother.
Red Pill says, please join me for the simultaneous butt finger, says Scott Adams.
I don't know if that's a legit quote or not, but all right.
Interdimensional Harmony says you should get new Mac Pro for Boomer Tech issue resolution.
I would, but I got an iMac Pro in 2018.
The theory of the new Mac Pro should be good for gamers.
It's $6,000 and it's $5,000 for the monitor and it's $1,000 for the stand and it's $200 for the stand mount so it's like $12,000 all said and done.
Okay probably like you know $12,500 taxes and everything for the whole setup.
Yeah I'm not really in my price range at this point in time.
And who is?
Who can afford a $12,000 computer?
What a joke.
Bos Vivos says, watch out, buddy.
Next super chat is cringe.
And it's, uh, the next super chat is Truth, who says, Nick be looking like Mr. House from Fallout New Vegas, but acting like Caesar.
I guess it's pronounced from Fallout New Vegas towards us profligates.
It's like he thinks we're Joshua Graham from Fallout New Vegas.
Oh, yeah.
You know, I was always an NCR guy in Fallout New Vegas, so I don't know why you think I'm like, uh, you know, Caesar's Legion.
I was always an NCR guy.
Very, very based in Red Pill.
People don't like them, but I think they're the most trad.
Zach says, uh, whenever you go to Taco Bell, get the cheesy potato grillers and tell the wage slaves to add creamy jalapeno.
Ha, jalapeno.
Jalapeno!
unidentified
Ha ha ha!
nick fuentes
No!
No!
Well, that clip exists now forever.
Jalapeno.
Yikes department.
What a brain moment, right?
Hello?
Hello brain moments?
Hello brain malfunction department moment?
Of all the things, I think it goes nose pick, you know, alleged nose pick number one.
Jalapeno is a close two, I think.
Jalapeno.
I hang my head in shame.
Fake Mexican, right?
Jalapeno sauce on it because it is heavenly.
I've never had the cheesy potato grillers.
And I don't go in for jalapeno, it's too spicy for me.
Too spicy!
But I don't know, maybe I'll try it next time.
To me, it all tastes the same.
Everything tastes the same there.
All of it, you know?
Whether it's a burrito, a taco, a gordita, you know.
What's the other one?
The crunch wrap?
It's all the same to me.
Nachos, it's all the same.
But I don't know, maybe I'll give it a shot.
I'll chill off now.
I've pronounced it that way for a very long time, but I think, you know, I don't want to say how long I've pronounced it that way, but for a long time, old habits die hard, I guess you could say, right?
Never gonna live that one down, but you know, what are you gonna do?
What are you gonna do, right?
Ryazaki said, I guess I'll just kill myself, right?
Ryazaki says, the Freudian slips followed by a pause and then a booming laugh are Some of my favorite knicker moments.
Much love, big guy.
Well, I laugh.
I laugh to drown out, you know, to show that I am in on the joke, you know, to show that it's unserious, you know, we're not, we're not actually racist, okay?
We are lovers of all people, all races.
So it's meant to show that it's a lighthearted, joking, funny show.
We're not taking ourselves seriously.
It's just a good time, you know, and that means you can't hit me with the TOS violation.
Jack says, first time super chatter here.
Glad to contribute to King Nicker himself.
Keep up the good work friend.
Also Asuka or Rei.
Told you already.
Kaworu, hello!
We've been over this before.
For me, it would probably go Kaworu, Rei.
Rei is second.
I had Rei Respecter hitting me up on Twitter saying, oh, Nick insulted Rei.
Rei is second, okay?
Because she gave up her life for Shinji, okay?
And she really cared about Shinji, I think, in a bigger way.
Don't want to get into it.
But it would probably go her, and then Misato, and then it would be Asuka.
If you like her, you're just, something's wrong with you.
You know, I don't know how you could take that abuse.
She is German, Aryan stock, so maybe that's why.
But besides that, I don't, I don't get it.
So, that's my ranking.
Basketball says belly fat obstructs blood flow to organs and pee pee.
I don't, good thing I don't have any belly fat.
Even if I do, it's very moderate.
What do you do that test, the clasp test?
I can barely, I can barely get any, because it's mostly muscle.
It's mostly ab muscle.
Do you know I have a six-pack?
Nah, I'm kidding.
I have a pretty chad belly.
The chad belly.
Chad belly bumps into you and you bounce into oncoming traffic.
Video Game Snakes, as due to your advice, I seek higher education in the fields of robotics and Arabic studies.
I'm hiding behind your green screen right now.
Watch out!
Robotics in Arabic interesting selections, but I hope that hope that helps.
Yeah, sure Gas says hey big guy.
I'm going to Palestine soon.
Hope the hoodies don't harass me too hard Yeah, good luck big guy.
Hope it works out for you.
Hope you survive Hans says did you see the statement from Trump on the Virginia shooting where the guy used a suppressor?
He said when asked about suppressors.
He didn't like them.
Wow.
No, I did not see that.
I Very disappointing.
Not very good on the Second Amendment, huh?
You know, it gets all these rave reviews from the NRA and so on and, you know, it got rid of bump stocks as common as suppressors.
Not very good.
Hans goes on, he says, as a suppressor owner who waited over a year and underwent extensive FBI background checks to own one pretty black pilling.
Worse than Obama on 2A.
I don't know, I wouldn't go that far, but definitely not, uh, not, not very good, not very strong.
Puppet Pal says, Nick, did you hear about those Methodists screening that gay rat wedding?
What?
This should highlight the problem with Protestants.
No, I did not see that.
Don't know what you're talking... Do you actually mean rats or are you being pejorative?
Or is that a pejorative term?
But I wouldn't be surprised.
Protestants marrying homosexuals, what else is new, right?
I think Catholics could have seen that one from day one, from 1518.
Is that when it happened?
1518?
When the Protestant Reformation started, somewhere there about, or 1517, I'm not sure.
Catboy says, hey, the TRS stuff the other day was ironic, right?
Nope.
TRS.
Look, I'm just not a fan.
Mikey and Aki post some good stuff on Twitter.
Some of them post some good stuff on Twitter, but I just don't like their content.
Ain't no thing.
They don't like my content very much.
I don't like their content.
Why does everybody want to force it?
You know, and the people there don't even like me, for the most part.
I think Mike is probably the most reasonable.
Mike and Jazz Hands, I think we would probably have a good relationship, more or less.
Uh, I think they're a little bit more civil, but a lot of those guys just hate me, and they're nasty to me, and it always happens, so... But I think a lot of them are just dumb and cringe, and it is what it is.
Caesar King says, Nick, uh, you would make such a cute... Okay, a cute gym twink like Timothy Chalamet.
See, this is the thing, every time, and this is, you know, I always get flack for this from the gym people, but, you know, why is it that all these gym people are thinking talk like this?
Why is it that all the, you know, gym bros bullying, they're bullying me to get in the gym, are all homosexuals?
Why, you know, it really makes you think, doesn't it?
Now, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with going to the gym, or you want to have fitness, or whatever, but it really makes you think.
All these balls-to-the-wall gym people, lifting people, They all like having sex with men.
That really makes you think.
They're all posting physique threads so they can motivate each other, you know?
They can track each other's progress.
It just so happens that all the people starting these threads are gay men.
Hey young men, post pictures of yourself in my thread.
It's so we can encourage each other, right?
It's so we can check each other's progress.
I used to see this all the time.
I don't see it anymore because I blocked everybody.
Nick, why do you block 5,000 people?
I, you know... I don't see that on the title anymore.
It's refreshing, but... Uh, yeah.
Thanks a lot for that, Super Chat.
Now I gotta get fat, I guess.
To ward off homosexuals.
Blastbeat says Stone Cold Loser Sadiq Khan is four times older than Barron Trump and only half the height.
Rock bottom optics.
Very rock bottom.
Very rough situation.
Sadiq Khan is a very slight man too.
You know, he's got these little... I don't even think he has shoulders.
It's just like it's so... it's so... he's so just compact.
He's like a smart car and he's short.
Very cringe optics.
Not a good look for him.
Hellgraph says, uh, do you think China will ever surpass us in the near future?
No, I don't believe so.
I think it's kind of a meme, uh, maybe in like a hundred years.
I don't know, but I think a lot of the hysteria is overblown.
Lauren Rose says, I was being serious about the premium show.
I was talking about the human events and alt-right loser episode.
Good to see the nerf rifle come out.
Okay, thanks.
Yeah, the nerf rifle is a good touch.
I, uh, I'm... I shouldn't say that.
But I, uh, yeah, we had to get the Nerf rifle as soon as I was gonna say something that might have gotten me in trouble with the IRS.
But I got the Nerf rifle, and it really, I think, helps with the show.
I think it really, um...
Hells of a look, you know, to bring on an authentic Fortnite rifle.
Definitely a solid improvement to the show.
Bjolnir says, Salazi... Okay, something in some other language.
I'm not reading that.
We speak English here.
Video Game Stakes says, I love mommy.
Tulsi, she's cute.
She's cute.
I would call her mommy, but you know, I won't call her Madam President.
Look, Tulsi Gabbard, I'll call you Mommy.
I'm not calling you Madam President.
No way.
That'll be my tagline, right?
I'll call you Mommy.
I'm not calling you Mrs. President.
No way.
No chance.
Josh says I'm like Rand Paul in that debate with Trump, specifically when he said, you're having a hard time tonight.
LOL.
That's funny.
No, you're doing great, man.
You're doing great.
Super chats are fine.
It's just, you know, I can't listen to audio in the middle of the show.
But, um, yeah, that was a devastating remark by Trump.
I don't know how anybody could ever recover from that.
Rand Paul never did, really, truly.
That first debate, you're having a tough time tonight, never recovered.
Because he was having a tough time.
Uh, Billy says, but no, but thanks man, you have big support, big support tonight, so I appreciate it.
Billy says, I bet the tat is a star of David above her vagina, he says.
Uh, no, it's not that.
Boopers says this one hot girl I used to flirt with showed me a lone tattoo of her revolver she had on her ribcage.
Your turn.
I don't think it works that way, but that's good to know.
Aaron says what was up with that one day of the year where children are taken in sacrifice?
Just wanted to look it up.
I'm gonna get in trouble for saying it!
I'm going to get in trouble for saying it, but it's on one of my other shows.
Well, you know, I'll just say this much.
I'll say this much.
It was an anti-Semitic myth.
I'll say that.
That's my little preface so I don't get in trouble.
Okay?
It was an anti-Semitic trope.
It was an anti-Semitic myth.
That in medieval times, they said that Jews would go out, kidnap children, Christian children, and sacrifice them on Passover.
And there's a book about this called The Blood Passover.
And it's written by an Israeli, okay?
It's written by an Israeli, Jewish person.
And it's in a lot of factual documents.
Kind of hard to... No, not something that's easy to brush aside so easily.
But I will say it's totally an anti-semitic conspiracy theory, and I don't believe a word of it.
Blood Passover?
I don't believe a word of it.
I heard about it.
You know, somebody mentioned that.
They said, could you believe this?
I said, what?
So Jewish people still being lied about in 2019?
This is an outrage!
You know, but...
I would not recommend that you read that.
Why would you want to read hatred?
Why would you want to read just totally irrational prejudice against the Jewish people for no reason?
Couldn't be me.
Couldn't be me.
But I think that's a book you're talking about.
Bill says, 2010, my freshman year of college, I saw a dude on campus wearing a dress and makeup.
Thought he was a frat bro who lost a bet.
Little did I know, yeah?
Yeah, that we were on our way.
You know, at BU, I didn't see a lot of that at all.
I didn't ever saw one transgender person.
I think I only knew a few homosexuals my whole time there.
And, uh, that was it.
Besides my roommate.
My roommate is a f...
I don't want to get into that, but my roommate was such a loser.
And there was that, well, one of these kids, well, I don't want to get into that, but college days wasn't as bad as other campus experiences from what I gather.
You know, maybe because I didn't talk to anybody, that could have been it.
I wasn't really exposed to many people, but I'm surprised.
My college experience was relatively not very positive.
Broseph says, wasn't it like three months ago you were saying it seems like every month is gay month and now it's here again?
What is going on?
Yeah, I know.
I know.
I said that on Friday.
Every month it happens.
Joe Bros, is any game you're looking forward to?
Looking at Halo coming out, World of Warcraft coming out, just to play with the irony bros, you know?
Because there's no, like, communal game anymore.
Fortnite used to be get the squad together and we game.
And now it's like nobody, people are so gay about this too, they're like, well, we don't like Fortnite anymore.
It's really not about that.
It's really just about kind of hanging out, you know with the bros No, we don't like that game.
Is it about the game?
It's about it's about the brotherhood, you know, so that'll be good to just have the gaming again There was another game.
I was looking forward to recently that came out or there was announced and I forget what it was So I forget But the new Call of Duty looks kind of good Trying to think there was there was another one Maybe I can remember it.
I don't, I can't remember it.
There were a few that I was thinking of, but totally forgot.
Totally forgot.
But World of Warcraft, Halo, Call of Duty, those will be good.
It's like a total throwback, right?
Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Halo.
But that's, that's, that's where the money is now, huh?
Boss Vivo says, you know, Nick, I was away from the faith, but you brought me back in.
You're making Christianity cool again.
Hey, another plus one.
Another tally on the chart there.
Hope everybody's paying attention.
Hope everybody's keeping up... I hope everybody is keeping score up there, you know.
Don't want to get any... Don't want anybody to forget who's bringing people over to the winning team here.
Chadimir Putin says, speaking of orphans, gays adopting children is positively degenerate.
But what is your opinion on singles adopting, even if the family isn't ideal?
Would it be better for children to remain in foster?
Probably not.
unidentified
But I don't know.
nick fuentes
I haven't really looked at data on that or anything.
But yeah, it'd probably be better to have them get adopted than remain in foster care.
The thing with homosexuals is the lifestyle.
Can you find many homosexuals where they're in a union that is stable and committed and there's not weird stuff going on?
Few and far between.
That's really the issue that nobody wants to talk about.
You know, they act like, oh, you're discriminating against people that are normal and just like you.
Uh, not really.
It's like, you want to put a child in a home where it's drag queens and it's drugs and it's orgies and it's... And people like to pretend like that's not going on.
Like, do you know any gay people?
Hello?
That goes on all the time, everywhere, with like all of them, for the most part.
So, I mean, how many do you know that are, oh, we're just totally normal family people, same as you?
So that's really what makes it different.
So I would say singles are not really a big deal as it is with those people.
Gray Brain says, don't companies get sued big time for disparate impact if they don't embrace diversity and progressivism?
Abercrombie and Fitch, for example.
Cheers, Nick.
Yeah, that's true.
That's a good point.
So you got to take that into consideration, you know.
When you're making fun of me because I eat McDonald's and McDonald's is that gay fry ad or whatever.
Gotta remember, they legally have no choice, okay?
So it's fine.
Interdimensional Harmony says, how do you make sure your bank is based in redpilled?
There aren't, there's no such thing.
All banks are based on usury and usury is not redpilled.
Lance says, knickers go follow my burner at Fleetwood Wright on Public Defender.
Represents enormes during the day while chilling with my knickers at night.
So a little self-promo there, but hey, for five dollars, you know, by all means.
Lauren Rose says, thanks for bringing Knickers close to Christ, man.
Hey, you're welcome.
Another tally, another feather in my cap there.
JC says, what is the best eye color?
Green, because it is my eye color.
I don't know, green, blue.
Green and blue are probably the best, in my humble opinion, because they're more rare, and rarity is value, of course.
So, not that you can't be, you know, good-looking with brown eyes, but, uh, you know, I just think everybody, everybody, for the most part, prefers lighter eyes, and I have lighter eyes, and so lighter eyes are superior, particularly green.
Cheryl LeMayne says, Chingalo Fuentes, why is my super chat being censored?
Could not write what I wanted to.
That is so annoying.
Well, that's YouTube.
They've been censoring the Super Chats now.
Well, it's good food, but I've been over my thoughts on Cracker Barrel before.
I've been doing the show for two hours now, alright?
Give me a break.
I've been awake since 3 a.m.
this morning.
It is now 9 o'clock.
I've been doing the show for two hours.
Forgive me if the words are not coming to me perfectly, alright?
Tough crowd, you know?
Post Hollow says, I am of the opinion that blacks were led astray during the civil rights movement.
A repeat of the same super chat?
Seriously?
It's Jeremy says, or it's Jeremim.
It's Jeremy M. Says Catholics are to blame for everything.
Okay, Protestant.
Video Game Snake says, would you advise my friend to seek high education at Prager U for feminism studies?
H-hat is for homosexuals and pedos.
Disavow.
You mean 8-Shan?
I disavow 8-Shan.
Gotta do it only because, you know, you know what's going on there, so...
It's tough, but free speech, you know?
So we gotta keep it around, I guess.
unidentified
But, uh, yeah.
nick fuentes
Go to PragerU for Gay Studies.
Go to Prager University for Homosexual Studies.
It's the most conservative one can be, right?
According to Hunter.
Remenden says, Hey Nick, my friend is feeling a little blackpilled in the Navy right now.
Do you think you could give him some words of encouragement?
Grow up.
Be a man.
I love this!
Can you make me feel better?
I feel bad all the time!
Everybody feels bad all the time.
You just live your life.
Can you give me some words of encouragement?
I think that hurts people more than helps them.
Be a man.
Be a man.
Your options are grow up or kill yourself.
And if you kill yourself, you go to hell.
So you really have one option.
Just deal with it, okay?
There's your words of encouragement.
Don't be a pussy.
I'm feeling really bad.
Dude, just do it, man.
I don't understand.
I've never understood this as grief, you know.
Well, I guess, I'll say this.
For some people, in some circumstances, it's very bad.
I had people in my family, very bad circumstances, you know.
The architecture is bad!
So I shouldn't say, in some cases, in extraordinary circumstances, you can say you can feel grief.
But for the most part, I hear from people where it's like, the architecture is bad.
unidentified
And like, I went to McDonald's and there was a Mexican at the drive-thru.
nick fuentes
And, you know, it's like, dude, grow up.
You know, like that Dossian guy.
We got in a little bit of a fight because it's like, you're like this privileged white guy.
I'm black-pilled about everything.
It's like, you're studying philosophy in college.
What are you black-pilled about?
you know, smoking pot and having casual sex It's like, what?
I don't get it.
So for the most part, for the vast majority of people, just, you know, get over it.
All right?
And even if it's tough, you know, that's tough.
Sorry if you're going through things, but you just gotta, you just gotta get through it.
That's life.
Let's see.
Labrin... Labrinian Rebel says the Protestant Reformation started on October 31st, like all good horror stories.
Ah yes, very true.
Mattie says, when World War Classic comes out, will you reveal what realm you play on so Knickers can join you?
Also play Alliance.
Thanks.
I don't even know what that means.
I've never played it before.
Probably not.
Probably want to keep it close to the Irony Bros, but maybe.
I don't... I don't know how to play yet, so we'll see.
HQ says, here are your shekels, my liege.
Wow, thank you so much.
Jimbo says, green eye gang represent.
Oh, we have the same eye color.
Cool, thanks.
Boss Vivo says, green eye gang, another.
Wow, we should all become friends.
Ban says, join God's army, become Catholic.
So true.
Cheryl Mages says, do you think it's better for whites to concentrate on retreating to a rump state or continue to contest the whole of America?
Whites can only survive for so long when in contact with colored races.
Okay, so we have a WIGNAT here, low IQ WIGNAT department.
Talking in terms like this, it's just like, what planet do you live on?
Is it better for whites to just retreat to a state or continue to contest the whole of America?
Where is that happening?
Where is that happening?
Whites retreating to states or contesting America?
That is not happening.
White people, by and large, do not have racial consciousness, and therefore to speak in terms of this racial white strategy is ridiculous and premature.
Maybe not ridiculous in the future, but at this point in time, premature.
So is it better for white America to retreat or to continue to contest?
What are you talking about?
What white race?
Half of them are voting for Democrats.
Half of them are fine with the demographic displacement.
So I don't understand where people get off on this stuff.
It's really not about this mass movement.
It's about, you know...
Washington, D.C.
It's about movers and shakers doing things in places that matter.
In the whole of history, you maybe have so many thousands of people that are actually responsible for major outcomes, you know, and the rest are just sort of the waves.
The rest are just sort of have this inertia, this weight being thrown around.
So I never understood this talk about retreating, you know, the white race acting as a collective unit.
What does that mean?
What does that mean?
We've got this small group of people that's red-pilled, trying to move mountains, trying to go against history, and like... So to talk about it in terms of, we're gonna strategize about this kind of thing, it's just like...
Get off 4chan, man.
Get real.
Get real.
Cori says, hey big guy eating a pizza and realize your entire culture is just things God made on bread.
Keep up the good work.
Yeah, and what about it, right?
Based in Redfield.
It's Jeremy says, Catholics funded refugee migration.
Two top Democrats are Catholic.
Nancy and Chuck.
And pro-abortion and gay marriage.
Oh yeah, there you have it.
There you have it!
Catholics funded refugee migration.
Two Democrats are Catholic.
Yeah, nominally.
Two Democrats are nominally Catholic.
Yeah, there you have it.
It's the Catholics.
Never mind literally anybody else, right?
Or thousands of years of history.
You're an unserious person.
Everybody's laughing at you.
NatDog says, Nick, in your picture with Carly Fiorina, why did you make the caption Carly and I?
Isn't that an incomplete sentence?
What were you two doing taking a picture together at the Iowa caucus on January 31st, 2016?
Does January have a 31st?
31, yeah, it was January 31st, 2016.
unidentified
I'll never forget that day.
nick fuentes
Wow, what a day.
That was January 31st, 2016.
I'll never forget that day.
Wow, what a day.
Wow, more than three years ago.
That was a month.
Quite the month.
January 2016.
Ah, how I remember it.
How I remember it like it was yesterday in the Iowa Caucus Crawl.
And we drove out there.
Yeah, it was January 31st, and we went out.
It was the eve before the caucus, the voting.
And we went to Cedar Rapids to see... Well, actually, what did we do?
We saw Rand Paul in Dubuque, and then we went to Cedar Rapids to see Marco Rubio, and then we went to Davenport to see Jed Bush, Carly Fiorina, and then Ted Cruz with Glenn Beck.
So that's a back story there.
It was me, it was Gilger, he was in one of the high school shows.
Have you ever watched those?
He was in one of the shows I did in high school.
And a friend of mine named Herman.
So that was the Iowa caucus.
Good times.
Turbulent time!
Video Game Snakes, as you skip the L in my super chat, uh, say, wait, where is it?
Say, say the words I pay you to say, eCeleb.
Say, seek, hi, oh whoops, there's a hair floating around.
It wants me to say, seek, hi, okay.
Interdimensional Harmony says my Irish-Italian grandfather had bright green eyes and was 5'10'' pale, but as World War II reports, has 5'7'' blue eyes and rosy complexion.
WTF?
Wow, that's really fascinating.
That's great to know at 9.15 p.m.
Interdimensional says history books will say my grandfather's a midget.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Clay Chandler's is showing appreciation for the long show.
Thanks, man Well, thank you for showing your appreciation by prolonging it.
I really appreciate that personally Nothing news is to those that hate on the church use our Bible for solo scripture and nonsense Happy to see so seeking the church too.
By the way.
This is the month of the Sacred Heart not sodomy blue-eye gang Based super chat.
Thanks for that Jimbo says we have the same color eyes.
Let's Google Hangout.
Yeah, sounds great.
Invite everybody.
Broseph says, when is the blue-eye versus green-eye color debate?
It's tomorrow.
It's tomorrow at four o'clock.
Be there.
Blue-eye versus green-eye debate.
Big, big battle of ideas.
Okay, that's our last Super Chat.
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Broseph says smooch.
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Wow.
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